I saw many dog(-people) they use for rescue missions. They just walk in like nothing, but I feel so bad for them. At least they should wear some protective shoes because there are broken glass and broken stones everywhere, and they just let them walk in like that. […] So I don’t know how the training people let the dog(-people) walk on the sharp broken glass or anything like that, even chemicals leaking or anything, or germs or danger, and let them go there. And these are precious dog(-people). They’ve been trained for years, and they even lay down their life for anyone at a command. And they don’t protect them. You understand how we sometimes are so insensitive. Even if he is a dog(-person), but he hurts, you know, and he’s a good dog(-person) even. […]
Whether you were right or wrong, he doesn’t mind. Whether you have a loud mouth or terrible garlic breath, he will kiss you. He doesn’t mind if you don’t change your underwear for a week. Yeah, he doesn’t mind. That’s why people love animal(-people) – because they’re so unconditional. They don’t judge you ever. Whatever you are, you are the person they love, the only one. Yes. And nothing can change that. They would die for you just because you say they’re a good boy. Just one word, “good boy,” “good girl.” […]
Oh my God, they are really, really so incredibly intelligent and sharp. Their minds are very sharp. So now all this is just to remind you that all beings really, really are God. They have God inside. And their higher being would talk to you in many ways, but their lower beings still do all the stupid things. […] Just like us. We’re human. We’re supposed to be more intelligent than dog(-people) or other beings, but we still do silly stuff because our minds distract us. How many times do you feel something is right, you have an intuition for something, and you were going to do it, but then you look at the outside circumstance and your brain tells you, “No, no, this is not the right thing.” And you forgo it. And later on, you regret because that’s exactly the thing you should have done. If you didn’t look at the outside appearance of circumstances, you would have done the right thing. […]
