If we pay too much attention to material matters, it means our level is still at the material level, not yet higher. It’s not that anyone is criticizing us. But sometimes being asked about those things over and over makes me tired. So when I went to Mexico, the people there interviewed me, and the press only asked questions about the practice and spirituality. And the disciples from other groups from meditation or other major religious schools, they also came to learn and consult with me, and they only asked advanced topics on spiritual practice, nothing about material matters. […] So, I gave a lecture for just a few hours, yet about 250-something people applied for initiation. When asked if they had inner vision, (inner Heavenly) Light, 99% raised their hands. […] When asked if they could see me, two-thirds raised their hands, seeing me within. And there’s more. And the other third said they only saw [Lord] Jesus, Buddha, and all that. […]
When you practice my Dharma Method, not my method, but the Dharma that I teach, after a few days you can already see the difference. (Yes.) The difference is immediate, right? (Yes.) You no longer sit there clinging to empty terms like that. […] Actually, when you practice the Quan Yin Method, you are being taught. If you follow my instructions exactly, you will keep making progress and will not need me to lecture you. […]
When practicing spiritually and reading these stories, we have to apply them in our own lives, not just read them to show others that we are educated. But we must understand that these old stories, from past practitioners, were meant to advise us to be content or to find inner peace and happiness. […]
