Can I go this way, please? Oh, no! Don’t, don’t rush around. Don’t rush around. You’re Chinese. (Yes.) Do you all understand English now? Food good, eat good, everything good. Oh! So beautiful. Are you the… (From India.) India. Many thanks. (Thank You, Master.) Thank you very much. (Good night.) Good night. Good night. (Good night.) Bon voyage. (OK. Thank You, Master. Thanks.) We have to leave sooner or later. So, let’s leave now. I know that you Taiwanese (Formosans) are rather simple, relatively simple. Therefore sometimes, you ask all sorts of questions and make me angry. But it’s alright. My anger will be gone after a while. I love you Taiwanese (Formosans) the most. But you annoy me the most. You all know it. Don’t you? (Yes.) You’re the witness. You have to testify. I didn’t wrong you. (No.) No. Good night. (Good night.) Good night. Thank you. Many thanks.
I saw everybody, right? So, we just have to go sometime or later. Thank you very much. I love you very much. I truly don’t want to leave you. But we just have to go. You help me, and that’s how you love me. You help me wherever you go to help your brothers and sisters. Believe in me. Whatever I tell you, it’s all truth and nothing else but the truth. If you don’t find much happiness now, you will in the very near future if you practice well and you really believe what I teach you, because I want nothing from you. It must be a crazy person who doesn’t tell the truth and then makes trouble for herself. Alright? Honey, love you, don’t cry. OK? I’m very sorry to make you cry, very sorry. I wanted to cry too, but I’m afraid my mascara will run. It would look bad, so I have to stop it. I’ll cry later after I wash my face. See you. I have to go, honey. I really have to go. (You sing very well.) Did I sing very well? (Yes.) Do you all understand what I was singing? (Yes.) Yeah. So, bye. (Bye-bye.) (We’re grateful to Master.) (Thank You.) I apologize, I just have to go, OK? I’m truly sorry, I have to go. Because even if I don’t go, later you also must leave. We just have to go some time.
Honey, don’t cry, please. I love you. Come and just hold my hand and… You can come. (Sorry, I can’t help it. I can’t help crying. Sorry.) Never mind, honey, it’s OK. I’m just sorry for you. It’s alright, just cry. (Very happy.) OK, cry, cry. Crying is also good for us. Why not? It’s just people are afraid to cry or to laugh or to show a little bit of displeasure when the situation requires it. It’s not so. If you’re truly angry and if somebody really unreasonably makes you angry, and by all means you cannot make him come around, show your feelings. Maybe he’d feel better. When you feel like crying, just cry. When you feel like laughing, just laugh. No one else is responsible. (Yes.) We shouldn’t care. And that’s why you see me, sometimes I laugh, sometimes I cry with you, and sometimes I scold you, and sometimes I love you. Never mind. Just like the weather outside. Even God is so “moody” – raining, snowing. So why not us? OK, so, rain. You know, when I first learned English, they said like, “I go, you go, she goes.” I said, “How about ‘I rain, you rain, he rains. We are raining.’” Oh, thanks a lot. (Bye, Master.) Yeah, thank you. Bye.
You’re so pale. Work too hard. So pale! Sick, yeah? What’s wrong? (I was in the hospital, losing blood.) Oh, really? Why? (I don’t know. Internal bleeding.) Oh, God! Since when? (Yesterday.) Oh, really? Since yesterday? No wonder I didn’t see you. So is it OK now? (No.) What’s wrong? Don’t they say anything? (Apparently, it’s holes in my stomach.) Burned the hole? Why? (Aspirin...) Oh, the aspirin. You should never take aspirin without anything else in your stomach. Vegan milk and food, you know that? But you did that sometimes, no? (Yes.) And also, Coca-Cola on an empty stomach is also no good. All kinds of drinks, many kinds of drinks with gas, they burn the stomach sometimes. I had that happen to me before. I drank a Coca-Cola after swimming, and also I went to swim again, on an empty stomach. Oh, and I was sick for a long time. So next time be careful. Please. (I’ll try.) Oh, God. Are you feeling better today? (I am, thank You.) Did they fix something in your stomach? (No, they just took a scope... It’s OK.) Oh, God. (Seeing You made it all better.) Oh, I hope so. I’m sorry. (Love You.) Take care. (Thank You.) No wonder I didn’t see you yesterday. I thought you were tired and… Oh, yeah? Nobody told me anything. So you missed the... Did you go? (I was meditating with You.) But did you go to the show today? (Yes.) OK, fine. OK. That’s the part that’s worth all the money and travel. OK, I’ll see you. Take care.
(Would You say hallo to my friend?) Who is that? Who’s your friend? (Hallo, Supreme Master.) Oh, you came here for him? (I came here for him and for You.) Oh, you did, to watch our show? (To watch Your show.) Oh, my show? I only have three songs in the last minutes. (They were delightful.) Oh, thank you. I wrote them for God. They’re all God’s songs, spiritual songs. Even though it sounds mundane, and all the noise. But never mind. God is everywhere, Hiers in rock-and-roll as well. So, I’ll see you. Please take care of my friend. (I will.) Anybody who goes to Texas? (Me.) With him? Take care of him also, OK? Take care of (…). He is sick. (He’s in Houston.) Oh, Houston, yes, yes. Anybody from Houston? You take care of (…), please. He’s sick. Yeah, you know (…)? And the doctor, take care. Now I have to go. You know what? I’m sick too. I also have a “hole” in my head. I have stitches, still there. Do you see it? Do you see some of them? See the stitches? (Just barely. What operation did You have?) Yeah, because they revised the last operation. (It’s better now?) Sure, the hole is fixed just like your stomach holes are fixed. I’m going to have the stitches out in three days, and I’ll be beautiful again.
So, night! Thank you. Bye. (Bye, Master.) Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Say hallo to the Baba. (I will.) Tell him I’m too busy (OK.) to even say hallo to him. (Not a problem.) But I thought he was doing his job there, and I’m doing my job here. It’s so rare we have people, so each one has to do something. (Thank You. Thank You.) (Bless You.) You are in England. Oh, yes, I must know your name. You are a doctor (Yes.) of some kind? What kind? (Acupuncture and naturopath.) Oh, really? (Yes.) You’re everything. And you’re very enlightened. (It’s the grace of You.) What is your age? (I’m now 35.) Thirty-five only? (Yes.) And you know so much? (Yes, I’ve been doing it from 16.) Oh, really? (Yes, from Krishnamurti.) Yes, I can see that. I can see that. You know a lot. (Yes.)
OK, I will find… Can you let Tong know your name and address? (Yes, yes.) Because there are so many, they… (I understand.) I don’t know how to… (Yes, totally.) Yeah? (Thank You very much.) Just let them know your name (Yes.) or your date of initiation, something. You would have the file. (Yes.) But at least let them know. (Yes.) OK? (Thank You. Have a good time.) And then we’ll get in touch, alright? (Yes.) Yes. Maybe I’ll take you around and (you can) be my manager, or... (We’ll be in touch for life. We could sing together.) Yes? You can sing? (A little, yes.) You can sing as good as me? (Well, not as good as You, Master.) No? No? (No, no.) Just say the truth. You won’t, huh? I’m the best singer in town. (You sing really well.) I sing very well. (We love it very much.) Of course, especially when it’s free of charge. No time for individuals. (Yes.) Thank you so much. Thank you for your love and trust that you have come and share the joy.
Do you need (money for) the air ticket? It’s OK? A little bit tight? (A little tight.) Write to Miaoli, OK? (I will, I will.) I’ll tell them, alright? (Bye-bye, Master.) You tell Tong, say I said so, (OK.) to get it back. Alright? Hotel fee, everything. You’re a monk, you don’t have money. I’ll take care of you. Bye! Kid! Long live Taiwan (Formosa)! If you want to see a Chinese man. Ciao! Goodbye. (Hallo, Master.) Are you still here? (Six o’clock.) (Hallo, Master.) Hallo. Haven’t you all left already? Just now… (Goodbye, Master.) Alright, alright. Goodbye. See you next time. (Goodbye. See You next time.) Goodbye. (Goodbye.) (Take care, Master.) OK. Bye-bye. (Bye, Master.) (Take care, please.) Yes. Thank you.
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