(Can You throw these?) What, honey? (Can You throw them?) What’s that? Yes, I can... You want rice or you want fruit? (More fruit here.) (Fruit.) Fruit, fruit, fruit. Fruit is fresh. OK. When you have rice later, you can take what you want. Be careful with your head, and your ego. Here you are. Wow. You know that? That’s why I become bigger and bigger now. And you know why I’m great now? Exercise. Good. Thank you, thank you. Take more if you wish, honey. (No. I said what is that. I’ve never seen them before.) Oh, this is... You have to... That’s you call the... What is “cóc”? What do they call “cóc” in English? Frog fruit. You try it, honey, you try it. It’s very good, very good. It looks like a frog(-person) when you peel the skin off, and you cut just a little bit. Inside is very rough, and it could hurt you, so be careful. Just take the flesh out and eat it. (OK.) It’s a little bit sour and sweet and acute. It’s expensive. It’s a tropical fruit. It’s in Hawaii. It’s cheap, but here, expensive. Not that you’re not worth it, I’m just telling you.
(Thank You.) (Master.) You have it, honey? (Yes.) What? (Master, I have a question.) Please. (What is this, the name?) (Persimmon.) (What's the name called?) (What's the name?) Persimmon? (Persimmon, yes.) This? Not kaki? I thought in German, they call it kaki. (They may call it that in Germany.) (In English, it’s persimmon.) Persimmon. Oh, persimmon. (Thank You.) I don’t know; it’s them. OK. (Your aim is very good.) Yeah, well, ex-football player. Ex-football player, honey. Baseball manager. We’ve practiced this for years, you don’t know. (You should see Her with a bat.) (Give Her some more.) (Yeah. Give Her some more.) (Oh.) This is too soft, I can’t. (More ""ammunition."") You want soft? (Yes.) (Careful.) (Got it?) Here, OK? (Everybody wants one.) (Catch the fruit.) (One. One more.) This is another precious one. OK. Did you have it, honey, no? Here. You want soft or hard? It’s OK, either [one] you can eat. Right? ...Soft... Here. One at a time. Because I’m worried about your head. Why is it so bad? Don’t do it like that, OK? Stop it! Yes, yes, yes. Wow. Here you are.
My family members come last. That’s the problem, being my family members. I spoil them the least. Ching Hai, the Great. It’s OK? Let her do it alone. This is for you. Here, come. You’re my sister, you have to catch it now. One, two, three! Embarrassing. No, this is for the boy. Never mind, here you are. Nice. What is that? (No, nope, Ma’am.) What’s that. (I was trying to get the plate over here for her.) OK. What else? No more? Here. We have plenty. Don’t worry, just takes time. You have enough? Later you can. All my family members, never get. Too bad. (Are You sure they’re Your kin?) (Oh yay!) She fainted. Who else? Oh, we have. (I want to see You throw the green one.) You want that one? It’s a pamplemousse (grapefruit). (It’s a what?) It’s just like grapefruit, but a big one. Sometimes it’s pink inside, it’s beautiful. Who else? Oh, it’s too soft. If I throw it, everybody… You have it now? Enough.
(Master, there’s girls over there. There's a little girl.) Wow, I think you just share it. That will be the best. Share it. There’s all the people over there. Some more? (If someone needs more.) Rice cakes. Oh, fruit! There are some kinds of fruits here. Anyone? You have it? No, if you have, don’t take it again. No, she ate it already. (Yes.) Only one per person. We don’t have all this time. There are plenty of people. (There are people there.) OK, so what to do now? It’s too far. (We can hand them back. We can hand them back.) OK. (I’m trying to get out of the way.) (But I'm not doing a very good job.) It’s OK. OK, now. Who doesn’t have? (She’s taking care of you.) More fruits, please. Take whatever. Give. (Wow.) (Careful, hold it for Her.) Alright. Let’s go over there. OK. I'll go over there. Not here, outside there. Next. (We go over there.) I’ll come back right away. You finish your food and I’ll come back.
Just one. And then you’ll have more later on. (Everybody will have one.) Are you all OK? Do you have it? (Yes, yes.) (Yes, Master.) (Dear Master.) You have it yet? (Yes, I have.) (Thank You.) How come it rains now? Sorry. Fruit here. (Yes.) That’s right. Good. Here. (take it.) Be careful not to bump into people. (Yes, Master.) Here, more here. (Yes.) You have one already? If you have already, that’s fine. (I don’t have one yet, Master.) If you already have one, OK. Later, go down and get more from inside. This one I’m giving is just symbolic. You’re growing up so fast. Here. (Thank You.) Anyone else? (Here you go, miss.) (I already have one here.) (Oh, you do?) OK. (Thank You.) Ah, OK. Here you are. (Thank You.) Sorry you have sit like this. No problem, huh? You can still see me. Did anyone hear... Is there someone translating? Is there translation? These people sitting up here don’t understand Aulacese (Vietnamese), right? (Yes, we can understand You, Master.) (I humbly thank you, Master, Thank you, Master.)
(This time I ask for Your blessing, Master. I came here for a month and had surgery twice.) And it’s all done? Nothing’s wrong anymore? (But Master, last time I finished on September 22nd. The doctor said the surgery would take two hours. But it only took one hour, because when I lied down, I saw You came and started the surgery.) Is that so? (You showed up, then the doctor came out and said, “How strange! It was supposed to take two hours, but it only took one.”) Just one hour and it was done. (A few days later, the doctor called me back... He called me in to do surgery on a blood vessel.) Speak louder so others can hear. (Yes, he called me in to do vascular surgery, to cut out a swollen vein about this big, Master.) Really? (He cut it and removed it. He said it would take two sessions, but it only took one hour and fifteen minutes. And just two days later, I was already able to sit and meditate, Master.) Is that so? (Yes, this time when I went in for surgery, I didn’t see You in person, but I saw a brilliant golden Light, it covered me completely.)
Seeing once is enough, but you saw twice! (Both times, I saw You, Master. And just two days later, I could sit to meditate already. Then someone asked me, “Why are you healthier than I am?” I said, “I just had surgery.” She said, “How come you are so strong? For other people, three months after surgery, they still can’t walk. You’re amazing.”) That’s right. (Oh my, and that day, I hadn’t even fully recovered yet. It had only been three weeks, and we were already traveling again.) And you seem totally fine, so beautiful too! (Nothing wrong at all. Thank You, Master.) OK, good. Next time remember to pay for the surgery – don’t get things mixed up.
Has everyone received one? (Has anyone not received their gift yet?) (If you go up earlier, then you don’t have to…) Sorry, the place is too small. So, you all came from Dallas? (Yes.) Dallas people are here? (Here, here.) (Yes.) All Dallas (people) here? (Yes.) Why did they let you sit outside? Dallas (people) should be inside. (Dallas all here.) Never mind. Everywhere is inside, right? Thank you for your love. How is the meditation there? (Very good.) Good? (Yes.) How many people each time? How many persons? (About 80.) (Aulacese [Vietnamese].) (80 people.) Eighty? (Eighty.) Eighty. Wow, that’s good. Where do you meditate? (We have our meditation Center.) Wow. (A new meditation Center.) You bought it yourself? (Yes.) Wow! You’re rich. Then why don’t you buy one for me? Oh yeah? Good. (We want You to stop by,) Alright. (in Dallas, just a short time.) Yes. Alright, thank you. I don’t know if we can change the flight and, also, I have to go back to the doctor. I don’t know, maybe I can make it. (Yes.)
Photo Caption: Original Inherent Creativity Evident Even in Remote Wilderness
