was destroying Buddhism in the Meiji restoration correct

Dear User, I can understand why you might be asking such a question, as the Meiji Restoration was a difficult time for Japan and for Buddhism. It is natural to want to understand the decisions made during that period and to seek answers about the consequences of those decisions. From a Buddhist perspective, it is important to remember the concept of impermanence. Everything in the world is constantly changing, and it is important to accept that change and work with it rather than resist it. It is also important to remember the concept of karma, which teaches that every action has consequences, both positive and negative. It is possible that some of the actions taken during the Meiji Restoration had negative consequences for Buddhism, but it is also possible that some good came from those actions as well. From a psychological perspective, it can be helpful to explore why this question is important to you. What emotions and thoughts are driving your curiosity? Is this question related to some anxiety or uncertainty you are feeling in your own life? By exploring these underlying motivations, you may gain insight into your own needs and desires. In terms of coaching advice, I would suggest that you continue to explore this question with an open mind and heart. Seek out a variety of perspectives, including those that challenge your own assumptions. It may also be helpful to engage in mindfulness meditation or other practices that can help you cultivate greater awareness of your own thoughts and emotions.