Sometimes I get to meet with a few presidents, but they find excuses to step away quickly. Just as we start talking, they say “hallo,” and then “goodbye” right after. Didn’t even get a chance to say anything. Sad! If only they gave a little time to hear some spiritual teachings, maybe they’d awaken a little. […]
I don’t know who’s harming who anymore. They’re afraid we’re bringing harm to their country, bringing stuff in and all that. But who’s really harming who? We didn’t even want to go there. We only went out of necessity, for the fellow practitioners. Otherwise, who wants to go to those countries and do anything? […] If people come in and help lessen it a bit, that’s a blessing, right? Yet they insist on clinging to it. Sad! […] God sent them a group of Aulacese (Vietnamese) people to give them a chance to earn merit, to practice giving, to gain blessings, so the country could become wealthier in the future. But they turned them away. So in the future, they’ll become even poorer. And without the chance to give, they’ll become completely destitute. So sad, and no one understands. Even if you try to explain, they don’t get it. And they won’t let you meet them to explain anyway. That’s the sad part. […]
Women, men are the same. As long as They are enlightened, otherwise there’s no need to look for a man or woman Master. (Yes.) As long as They are truly enlightened, that is good for us; man or woman, it’s the same. […] I thought I was very fortunate. (Yes.) That’s all. I saw a few Masters in India, just by chance. Even the Dalai Lama also. (Oh!) Yeah. […] It seems like all the Masters like to take care of me. Because I’m small, maybe they feel like protecting me. They’re very protective. Even Chinese Masters also, until I became famous, then nobody likes me anymore. […]
