I don’t have time to go visit people all the time. Many people invited me, sometimes a neighbor or some friends, but I often refuse. What for do I go there? Unless, if I go to your house, it would make more sense. We talk about spiritual things, or you ask me questions, and we eat vegan, and we talk about GOD. We have the same common topic to talk about. But if I go to their house, what do I do? Play football with their son, pet their dog(-person), and that’s it? And I can’t eat what they eat, things like that. So there’s not much if I go somewhere, so I don’t go somewhere unless that person is really good or asks about spiritual things, then maybe I spend a little time with them.
They don’t know that I don’t even need to do that. It was really a sacrifice of love. That’s all. It’s just completely for him because he was so fearful of dying, and I knew he would die if he ate (animal-people) meat. The operation would go well, and he would look good afterwards; he would continue living, but he’d die if he didn’t eat vegan, or at least a lot of vegan. I mean, partially, but a lot partially. So I told him. But he was very fearful, though, before that. He was always shaking. He told me it was very frightening. So it was just to help some person in need. In need doesn’t mean they’re homeless or he needs… Sometimes, an emotional need is also a person in need. Like, you give them fearlessness, you give them comfort. That is also charity, also love, also compassion. Giving is not always money.
So there are a lot of people who are in need in this world. So if you see a friend or neighbor, they’re in distress or something, they’re also in need, not necessarily that they’re poor. But also be careful. I was very humble, and still I got into trouble, so be very careful. It’s not like you have love and compassion, and you conquer everybody. It’s not like that. They’re so fearful of love, I have discovered. Fearful of generosity, fearful of unconditional love. So fearful, because they didn’t have this before. They don’t know what it is. It’s just like sometimes animal (-people), they’re wounded and all that, and you come to want to help them, but they’re so scared of humans, they run away from you. They don’t let you help. It’s like that, it’s like that.
(But sometimes when I feel so blessed, and I’m in bliss, I fear that also. I don’t want to. I’m frightened to enjoy it because it’s…) Frightened to enjoy it? (Sometimes, yes.) Yeah. (Because it’s… I can’t believe it’s happening to me. And it’s silly, I know, but it’s…) Yeah, I know. You’ll get used to it. (Yes.) You’ll get used to it. [It] takes some time, because it’s too good, we haven’t had it for a long time. (That’s right. Yes.) It’s OK. It’s OK. It’s OK. Because we know this, we don’t hate people. See? And forgive everyone easily. We’re also silly like this. (Yes.) Even fear the love of GOD. But we’re OK, I think. We’re alright.
OK. I let you guys have a rest, go back to sleep again or something. I’ll see you later. I haven’t slept the whole night. I want to go home to sleep, because if I sleep here, you’ll think, “Oh, if Master sleeps, we can sleep.” Make a bad example. I’ll see you in a while. After breakfast or something. I’ll come back and meditate with you. You’re welcome, honey. And if you have anyone who has questions, [they] can sit here. Prepare, OK? And make sure your question is really essential; not to ask so that Master looks at you, like kids. We are grown-up spiritual Buddhas.
I have a note here. I think when it’s cool, you don’t have to put on the air con. It’s so loud, and it’s cold. Maybe mornings, evenings, there’s no need. Maybe in the daytime. It depends on how hot. If you feel hot, then you turn it on. If it’s not, we open [the doors], the fresh air is better. The circulated air is never that good. But it’s better than nothing. When it’s too hot, we turn on the air con, so that people know we have air con. We are civilized. OK, thanks. Thanks to you, that you came, I could talk about these things, otherwise, everybody sits there and… Also, they’re afraid. See, I’m all love and unconditional, and they’re “afraid” of me. Look at that. They hurt my feelings. Bye. (See You.) See you. Wow, so many flowers Do I need anything? No, I don’t. Thanks.
Hey! What are the Aulacese (Vietnamese) doing sitting there? You have any questions? If they called you up to ask your questions and you still haven’t come up by now, then forget it. Bye! Oh my God! I go around. See you later. I gained weight. See you. Oh. You want to come have breakfast with me? (Yes.) The residents? … So maybe the workers can come. And a small house, so maybe another time. Another time! I have to let you see me. Hi! You’re shy. Don’t be shy. Hi! (Happy Mother’s Day, Master!) Stay healthy and well. (Did You get your arm checked?) Tomorrow, tomorrow. No time today.
Oh! Who’s this? Miss me? (It’s Your sister.) You have a husband? Boyfriend? (No.) No? My beautiful sister. OK. OK. My sister! Fifteen years old. Very young and beautiful. (Sixty-five. Sixty-five.) Fifty-five. Forty-five? (Sixty-five.) Thirty-five? (Sixty-five.) (You are fifty.) No! No. Don’t say it! (Master.) Remember I told you about the African newspaper? When we went to Africa, they said I’m 51. At that time, I wasn’t, but they predicted my future, and it came true. My God, they’re psychics, that newspaper, psychics. (Spooky.) They said I’m 51, and then I became 51. How did they know that? How did… They know way into the future. My goodness, it was scary.
I’ll see you. Have a good breakfast. You OK? Hi, baby! Still so young and beautiful. I can’t believe you’re a mother too. I love you! (I love You, too.) (Love You, Master.) Love, love, love. No problem? Love you. Love you. Love you. (We love You.) I love you. (We love You.)
Photo Caption: “Off Season Can B So Beautiful LIFE Is More Glorious Behind the Physical”
