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As for those departed souls, sometimes they come, and we cannot see them, because they lack energy. Other times, they come, and we can see them. However, “seeing” and “not seeing” fall into two scenarios. It could be that we happen to have the ability to perceive the other world. It’s not something we can see every day; it only happens occasionally. Or we may see it frequently. It depends on one’s ability. Furthermore, the departed soul himself possesses the power to appear or reveal his presences for others to see. It’s possible. However, he must exhaust whatever power he has just to appear or reveal himself to people. Sometimes he can break things or make loud noises. […]
I tell you, there was a monk who used to cook for me, though not very often. Sometimes they took turns to cook. […] But one time, he kept thinking of his father who had just died while cooking for me. I didn’t know that he was thinking about that. When he brought the meal to me, wow, it smelled so fishy. I didn’t want to eat. I was hungry, so I had told him to bring the meal. He brought it, but I couldn’t eat it at all. I just said that I didn’t want to eat, but I couldn’t say why. The fishy smell was too strong. It was like a meal that was offered to the deceased. […]
Sometimes you buy lousy, weird books. If you read that, you’ll end up having nightmares. […] Stay away from those low-level supernatural powers, low-level magic powers. If you read that stuff, it’ll drag your level down to that plane. It’ll affect you for a while, maybe not forever. But we also don’t know where your levels are. If we read a book or study any philosophy, and we don’t have enough discernment, if we just soak up those ideas, and make them our own then we’re in trouble. […] That’s why I tell you to be selective about what you read. […]
