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Quan Yin Method is the higher one for you. […] Most of the methods get you stuck in some level and you cannot get further. (Because I don’t want to start on a vegan (diet) now, so there’s no other method to proceed.) You pay for what you need. […]
(Hi, I’m not a member. I just want to know whether there is infinite progress or is there a kind of stagnation after you reach the highest and there’s no more further progress?)
(Yesterday during Your lecture, You were saying that all of us need not be a monk or a nun to be enlightened.) Right. (But why did You have to sacrifice Your marriage to save us?) Oh, I wasn’t enlightened then. And now my husband already remarried. Do you think I want to snatch him from another woman? […] My position is different. You want only enlightenment; you don’t need to be a Master. And if you are a Master, I think you must prepare to sacrifice – sooner or later. Whether you have a husband or not, the marriage doesn’t seem normal anymore. […] So most of the great Masters, They are pensioners. Until then, They just work in the world and take the pension, and take care of the children until they’re all grown up, and then They become Masters. But in case They were young, of course, Their family had to be already strong, established, and fully support Him. […]
I do my paintings, interior design, exterior design, and clothing design, and all kinds of music and all that, here and there. I don’t need to, but I prefer to, so that I don’t have to give you trouble, that everywhere I go you must see to my air ticket, and my crew members, which are about 10 or 20, or 30 sometimes. It’s a lot of money. I don’t want you, before coming to me, to already have to worry about financial problems. If you have it, you contribute to the community, it’s fine, but I don’t want to give you that burden, that pressure, and I don’t want the pressure to stand between us spiritually. So you come to me, lighthearted and relaxed, that Master takes care of everything. […]
