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Being a movie star, they make money, right? Very happy. But I have to pay for you all. And they say every time I go anywhere, I have to have a limousine. There were two times. […] What’s the big deal about a limousine? Whenever I go somewhere, do I fly? (Yes.) […] I’ve sat on every type of plane. Small planes, big planes, rich planes, poor planes. What’s the big deal? […] So, if you hear any rumors, make sure to correct them, so that people do not spread falsehoods. […]
You are enthusiastic and dedicated, and I am thankful if you want to promote the Master or the Quan Yin Method. But it must be done properly and correctly. If you want to do something, you need to consult the administrative team first. If you don’t know, ask Miaoli for advice. Don’t act recklessly, because sometimes the consequences are the opposite of what you intend. […]
You can’t do things like that, understand? People beg to publish my lectures, or my stories, and I still have to think carefully about it, and you go and pay to have them published. […] Just because you have good intentions and money doesn’t mean you can do whatever you want. You have to do it properly. If you do that, people will look down on us. They’ll think I have no one willing to publish my lectures, so we have to pay to get them published. Usually, when I travel to give lectures or hold a gathering, then of course, you have to advertise in the newspaper so the public knows. That’s correct. But even then, we don’t label it as paid advertising. No one puts “paid submission” on an advertisement. Newspapers advertise all kinds of things. People pay to advertise, but do they label it as “paid submission” or “paid advertising”? Why make it special for me by putting “paid submission”? Why make it so cheap?
