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Whenever you violate a precept, you must “stand up” right away. If you violate the precepts in your thought, don’t let it also happen outward. If you physically violate, then there is no remedy. So don’t say that I am strict, or difficult. No, I’m not. […] You can be free to kill people, to rob things, but you are free to go to prison, too. Otherwise, in this Universe, no one can forbid anyone else anything. Because everyone is a Buddha, a god, a part of God, so no one can forbid anyone else. But you should know your Godly qualities, your Buddha qualities. You should live according to the standards of the Buddha, of God, then you can come back, you can control yourself, you can be your own master. […]
Since ancient times, anyone is his/her own master, then naturally, people get attracted and they come because of his/her energy field. The attracting force of those people who have already become their own masters, will attract other people to come. Otherwise, you keep talking so long and about all kinds of nonsense, no one will believe you. Because our actions speak louder than words. […]
You should remember that the karmic force of your thought is very powerful. Whatever you want, you will get it sooner or later. So if you want something, you should want it properly. You want something (good) beneficial for you and for others. Whatever you desire should have a future – it should be something solid and lasting. Don’t be wanting this today and that tomorrow, because then all kinds of obstacles will pile up to bring about those desires of yours. Then you get overwhelmed – headaches, dizziness – and you won’t even know how to deal with it anymore. Then you will affect the people around you, the people who love you and who take care of you. […]
