And there it is. WOOOOOOOOOO
"Therefore, being diligent, frugal and honest are just right way and law to get happiness."[2] I think someone really missed the point here - this is probably taken directly out of the Protestant work ethic; definitely doesn't come from Buddhism.
[1] http://www.members.tripod.com/tathagata2000/
[2] http://www.members.tripod.com/tathagata2000/happiness_and_pe...
Here's a quote I was able to transcribe this from Tathagata,
"I'll speak very clearly here. Buddhism has nothing to do with all the Buddhas."
No offense intended, but where's the evidence? Yes, enlightenment is a personal and subjective experience, but do you have any independent citations or accounts of your teacher's enlightenment.
e.g. his name, other followers, etc.
Extraordinary clams require extraordinary evidence.
What he asked people to do is to verify what he says before believing. In case you didn't see it, I left a link to one of the sites made by another member, it has some decent English translations. The proof that he is Enlightened is in the content of his teaching. Nobody who is not Enlightened can say the content that he has said. He also traveled the world to visit universities and religious institutions and met so many people. You can listen for yourself. Here's some audio of him meeting with American professors http://guiadelavida.com/audios.htm
I learned like this from my teacher, a man who claims Supreme Enlightenment. He says that he is a Tathagata. It's the same name that Gautama Buddha said others should call Him while he is alive. All His teachings are free and for a while before he passed away he was available for answering the public's questions.
Here's one site with some decent English translations,
http://www.tathagata.co.uk