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Aprender a vivir en armonía, parte 4 de 6

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Actually, there are no Chinese, and no English, or no Americans. It’s just that they’ve been born there. (Of this world.) Yes, and then they have been trained in special circumstances. And they know much more because their lives have probably been harder than the European or the American people. So they’ve been trained more, and they get wiser. And then with breeding through generations of DNA in the genes that have been passed down from generation to generation, and through hardship, they learned a lot and they have become very wise, very patient. I have a little Chinese blood myself, so I know what it is. Chinese, Aulacese (Vietnamese), and all that. You mean the Asian people? Actually, they all came from China. […]

Normally, I don’t get involved with neighbors. If they say hallo, I say hallo. That’s it. And maybe Christmas or something, we bring presents, and that’s it. If they need something, they come. If not, it’s OK. And with this neighbor, normally, we’re also like that. But then one day, the woman had a birthday [party], and she came out and even told us about it. So, of course, I brought some presents over there. And, by the way, she got a present from her boyfriend, the owner of the house. She’s not the owner of the house. It was a dog(-person). A Lhasa Apso about that big. […] And then one day the dog(-person) was bitten by three Dalmatian(-people). […]

Because she knows I love that dog(-person), and I love dog(-people), I love animal(-people). So OK, I came running and I saw the dog(-person) lying there, shaking, shaking, and I was in tears. I said, “I’m sorry. I’m sorry I wasn’t there to protect you. I’m very sorry.” And I saw her shaking, shaking. I said, “Oh my God, we have to take her to the hospital.” She said, “No, no, she’s alright. She’s alright. It’s OK now.” I said, “No, she’s not OK.” Suppose you’ve been attacked by three elephant(-people). Well, that’s the comparison. Our size to the elephant(-person), and her size to the Dalmatian(-person). Suppose you are attacked by three elephant(-people), you wouldn’t be OK. No?

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