If you see somebody needy or in distress or in a disaster, we have to render help whenever we can and whatever we can. Not that we can take care of the whole world. And I also told you already that only when people need, do we give. Not when people come to us out of greed, because of a greedy motive, or because they see we have money, so they want to also take something. And that we have to see. That’s no good for them. And it’s no good for us to irresponsibly just give away the hard-earned money. Even if it’s our fellow practitioners, we can’t do that. […]
Sometimes people come and try to get something out of us. It’s sometimes not much, or sometimes a lot, depends. But I said to them, “We have to come to God without condition. And then you will not complain why God doesn’t help you. You come to God and you expect money first. God is not a banker. Maybe you should go to a bank manager.” […] I just promised you liberation from all greed. And if you come to me, still hiding the greed in your pocket and don’t let go of it. Well, that’s what you get. What you hide inside is what you keep and that’s what you get, nothing more. Because the practitioner is the one who wants to go home, the one who wants to go to Heaven, who wants to be saintly, who wants to be strong and of help to others – not the taker, not the beggar, not abusing other peoples’ love and good will. […]
The distinguished English scholars must work together. English and Aulacese (Vietnamese) scholars must apply your name to the Center and try to work together to polish the English subtitles or the Aulacese (Vietnamese) subtitles. You must help me, because I’m loaded with work. I sometimes hardly have time to sleep or eat already. […]
