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I told you the story that every week, we should make a vegan barbecue party and invite the neighbors. If they don’t come, it’s also fine, but at least we must show our friendship and consideration. […] Most people don’t know how to eat vegan. That’s why they don’t. Otherwise, people are inherently good. Most children refuse to eat (animal-people) meat. It is the parents who force them to eat (animal-people) meat since they were young. That’s why it becomes habitual. […]
Many parents come to me after initiation. They come to me and cry and say, “Master, I want my children to eat vegan, but it’s so difficult. They’re so used to with Bratwurst (sausage), and Sauerkraut, and beer, one liter. So now, it’s very difficult for me to make them vegan again.” I say, “Well, you have to do it. It’s your problem. You have forced them to eat (animal-people) meat when they were young and forced them to drink beer, and now you want to force them back to the natural way? Of course it’s difficult. So now you pay for your karma.” […]
When I was in Germany, when I was your neighbor in Munich, I often had a party, every weekend, for my neighbors. Everybody came. And so of course, vegan food. One day, my husband thought… He always thinks. Oh, he told me, he went out and bought fish(-people) and (animal-people) meat. Cold, cold fish(-people) and (animal-people) meat, things like that. And he put them there. He said, “Every time you invite the neighbors, you always give them vegan food. It is not fair. It’s not fair. So today, we give them (animal-people) meat and fish(-people).” And then, you know what happened? […] They said, “No, no! Fish and meat, we have every day! We come to you for vegan.” […]
