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We have many disciples who are from I-Kuan Tao. A lot, the “pioneers” or what… (Transmission masters.) “Transmission masters.” Or “temple masters,” they all come to learn with Master. Some of them became my closest chief disciples. Just look at their photos and you’ll know. […] I-Kuan Tao followers like me very much. Some were told by their Lao Mu (Heavenly Mother) from inside to come and learn from me. (And Ji Gong.) Ji Gong told them to learn from me; that’s why they came. Otherwise, it’s not easy to “seduce” I-Kuan Tao followers. […]
About the itch… It’s something inside, some not-so-pure thoughts. Anyway, I’m sorry for offending you. Since you asked, I have to tell you. (No problem, Master.) If you become purer in the future, it won’t itch anymore. It’s not that you’re doing it deliberately. Sometimes, it’s the karma. You need to take care of your actions, speech, and thoughts and try to be purer. Pay attention to your food. Choose the kind that’s not too stimulating. Sometimes we don’t have an appetite, and we eat the kind of foods that are very stimulating: too spicy, too sweet, or too sour. They will also arouse our desires. Then we can’t meditate calmly, and there will be lots of those so-called side effect problems. Therefore, Master tells you that your actions, speech, and thoughts have to be pure for meditation. […]
(Master, I’d like to ask what’s the difference between the inner Master and the physical Master?)
(Master, in Chinese tradition, when somebody is dead, the family always burns the money, the house. Will that do anything good for the dead person?)
