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Those dance troupes have all gone home. They danced so beautifully today. Wow. Those little ones, Cambodian boys, were mesmerized by you. I saw it. They sat here, “Wow! The little one is the most beautiful.” How old are you? (Nine.) Nine years old! Wow, today a boy said that you are only six years old, just because he’s seven. He’s Cambodian. You danced so beautifully today. […]

Personal feelings are not the same as that between brothers. I heard them always calling you “brother, sister.” Is there such thing? You don’t call them “Dad,” “Mom” anymore. You still have to call them “Dad,” “Mom.” It’s alright. Such is the language of the world. If you go to school and tell your teacher, “That initiate brother at home, the initiate brother who is my parent…” Wow, then it’ll be trouble. Or, “My initiate sister ignores my initiate brother” or whatnot. They won’t understand. So you still have to call them “Dad,” “Mom.” That way, the world won’t be too complicated. Do you understand what I mean? (Understand.) It’s good enough that we know we are spiritual practitioners. We are fellow brothers, but… since he is “Dad,” then he is “Dad.” Don’t tell your teacher… Do you know the story? […]