Equanimity Of The Buddha: The Story of Ni Đề, Part 3 of 4 Aug. 11, 2015

So humble, so humble, and she meditates 10, 12 hours, 6 hours at least per day. And she plants her own vegetables to eat, she never buys outside anymore because she said she cannot swallow and cannot digest otherwise. Became so sensitive after meditation too long. The more you meditate, the more humble you become. You realize who you are and who your Master is and how the teaching helps you, then you’ll be more humble, humble, very humble! So, being humble doesn’t mean you lower yourself. No, it’s not like that. The culture teaches differently outside. In spiritual practice you don’t do that. Because it’s just natural that you become more humble.

Every Center, or you, have protective layers of Light, but if you quarrel or if you hate, you perpetuate hatred, then it makes holes in these protective layers. And then bad things will come through these holes and trouble your life, or trouble your group or your family. You must know that. Everything negative, every hatred, every discord, puts holes in your protective layer. Small or big, accordingly. Sometimes, the hole will repair quickly. Depends on how grave is the situation or the quarrel or the hatred. But sometimes the hole is bigger, takes a long time to build, if it can be rebuilt by love again. “Love is the component to heal all ills,” remember? (Yes.) That’s from the Goddess of Love self, Herself. Her exact words, not mine. I just retransmit it to you.