türkçe links to original Turkish article
(Hürriyet Newspaper, 27 January 2023)
Buddhism is strictly against facial recognition.
In a court case heard in Istanbul's family court, P.E. claimed that her
husband of 19 years C.E., who is the Turkey sales director for a famous
brand, was guilty of infidelity, drunkenness, fits of anger and violence
against her and their two children. P.E. also claimed that C.E. spent a
large amount of money on lessons in Buddhism and Taoism from a
personal development expert and took "inziva" (seclusion) trips to
China and India with the expert's group.
Most recently, C.E. was taking online lessons from a Chinese personal
development expert named "Master Sha" (!) and the Master's staff in
Turkey. According to P.E., her husband continually engaged in "rituals"
in front of their children and began to write healthful "calligraphy"
messages in the air with his hand. C.E. took moldy medicine that
harmed his kidneys, despite a warning from a doctor. He confessed
to P.E. that he had been together with another women on one of his
"inziva" trips. This was the last straw for P.E. who declared that the
marriage was beyond repair.
C.E. responded to P.E.'s divorce suit by characterizing all her claims as
baseless and he denied ever subjecting her and their children to violence.
After a year in court, the case has been decided and a divorce granted
to P.E., giving her custody of the children. C.E.'s countersuit was
dismissed and he was ordered to pay P.E. 500,000 TL in material
compensation, 500,000 TL in emotional compensation, and 30,000 TL
per month as alimony.
Normal? Reverse? I'm confused.
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