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Girls don’t know how to shoot anyway. Besides, my karma isn’t as heavy as that of you men – so why should I have to listen to gunfire and all that? It’s because you guys brought it over here, you brought your karma here. Ever since I came here, I hadn’t heard any gunshots at all. It’s only when people from Âu Lạc (Vietnam) came that the gunshots started. See? Isn’t that obvious? Karma, that’s all. […]
Over here, it’s very easy to get disciples. They just come, take a look, and then they’re “disciples.” That’s how it is. Thailand is the same. So many disciples, young and old, so many of them. […] I said, “Since when? I didn’t know that.” Over there, once they meet you, they put their palms together, bow their head once and that’s it, they’re “disciples” already. So be careful, don’t casually accept disciples. Lots of karma, exhausting. […]
They don’t even want to go to Heaven. If they wanted to, they would have already come for initiation. (Yes.) They just want to hang around here. They just accepted someone as their Master for fun, out of politeness. “But the Master goes the Master’s way, and I go my way. I stay in my own home.” They’ll stay here and play for a few hundred years more. When they’re tired of it, when they’ve had enough, they’ll say, “Master, wait for me.” By then, I’ll be long gone. Why bother waiting? Don’t worry, by then you’ll still be around. The ones who lag behind will be caught, grabbed by it. Then you’ll have to bear it. […] It’s because they couldn’t grab the Master, so they grabbed you instead. The ones who lag behind should be very afraid. You’ve already stepped halfway to the border, yet the other half is being pulled back. It’s like trying to flee to cross the border but getting pulled back before you even get there, remember? You need to hurry up with your spiritual practice. […]
