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The Virtuous Essenes, Part 10 of 12, Aug. 22, 2007

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We were reading about the Essenes, the tradition of dating a girl for three years. You know, actually they put it in a bad way. Actually, we do have that all the time. But it’s not necessarily like the man picks the woman for three years and decides to marry her or not. It could be the other way around. It could be after three years, she says, “Sayonara (goodbye)! I don’t like your face.” Or whatever!

We have some more here but maybe another time. What time is it? Six o’clock. What time are we supposed to have dinner? (Seven.) Seven. OK. Well, there’s some food ready or not? (I’ll have a look, Master.) If there’s some food ready, then you may go out and… I’m sorry, the place is a little bit small and with not enough facilities. Bathroom and all that. Everywhere is the same. You haven’t had enough good karma to have a bigger place yet. Don’t blame me. Don’t blame me, huh! It must be your collective karma, right? (Yes.) I have tried so hard many times. I failed! I mean, I can’t get it for you some way or another… And so it might have been your karma then. Or it might be my karma, no? (No.) Because I can’t buy a place to sit by myself, so... Oh, I have a beautiful cave and all that, and I even had to leave because I have to go out and work for you. Whatever happens is because I’m with you, because I have to work for you, that’s why. The collective karma. I “collect” the karma.

Oh, it’s very good. Maybe I check out if something good then maybe we… Oh, it is similar. It’s similar. OK. That’s good. (Food is ready.) Ready? Congratulations. What a lucky group. When we come back next time… It’s like Supreme Master TV news. When we return, we will talk about which country has the most NQ (Noble Quality) as a collective race. (Wow.) Is that interesting enough? (Yes.) Alright. Cool. Stay tuned. If we come back then please, it’s not like racism or anything but I’m going to speak English so just English people or maybe change it, but English, or maybe Chinese, whatever, I don’t care, or French. Or maybe all the French people, but I don’t speak French that much. My tongue is tired of talking French. House… and this house. You're welcome. OK. Bye! I keep it here in case I need it, or I take it with me in case I forget, in case I go somewhere else. I mean another place. Ciao, ciao. Good “appétit”. Good appetite. (Thank You.)

The French. The Parisians. It’s good! I’m going to have my breakfast now. Anybody prepare already for me? (Yes.) OK. You guys don’t come in and just sit here working like that all day? (No.) Then what’s the use of coming here? Might as well work where you were, no? Is there any use? Well, you can see me from your computer. 3D. This is 4D, but that is 3D. It’s better than no-D. Oh well, I feel sorry for you. You come here and just work, work, and what’s the use. Any use? If it’s not urgent, you can come in and listen, and ha-ha for a while. And come back. Then it’s cool. I’m so sorry for you guys, but you earn a lot of merit doing that.

Wow, where are you going? You’re going out there? Working, right? Do you have the translation? (No.) No? Then you should sit where somebody can translate for you. Can anybody translate for these people? Is there anyone who can translate? Oh, dear. There’s some more room in there for the English people, I think. The one who hasn’t been there, of course, go there, and the one who has been there but still has room and still understands English, then may come in. (Thank You.) Fight for your freedom. Just look at me. (We have the inner Master.) (It’s good enough to see Master.) (Yes.) Inner Master. (Master is the best.) (We’re here to see Master.) You can watch the video later at home. (Yes. That’s right.) I am sorry. (And we can watch it repeatedly.) (Thank You, thank You.) (No. It’s alright. Thank You, Master.) (And we can listen to it repeatedly.) Listen to it repeatedly. Better than nothing. (Yes.) OK. I am so sorry. If you can see any place, then you go. If not, you come back. Why? Why her? Is she more beautiful or what? (Should I stay here?) The others will be jealous, no? OK, guys, if there is some more space inside, you may come in. (Thank You.) I mean, what for I sit there by myself? And if it’s possible, group the Chinese and Aulacese (Vietnamese) together who doesn’t understand (English), and somebody sacrifice to translate. Can you translate? You don’t have to be hufa (guard). (OK.) Anybody else can be. Oh, by the way, just watch with your eyes, talk with your mouth, and listen with your ears. (Smells so fresh.) Here we have mountains and water. You have water even. Well, better than nothing. Fresh. OK. Better than nothing, huh?

Yes, sit, sit, sit. Go, go, go. Go. Anybody outside... Listen, if you are a hufa (guard), but you understand English and you can translate... You can hear from outside or not? No? Cannot? Can they hear me? (Yes, yes.) When you were outside, can you hear me? (Yes.) Oh, then… (Not here.) Please. (There is a TV, they can...) They still can hear? (On the TV and they can…) OK. They have TV? (Yes.) OK. Then please, group together, like the Aulacese (Vietnamese) or Chinese outside, and translate. There are only two (groups that) need. Aulacese (Vietnamese) and Chinese, right? And French and Polish and... Amsterdam, whatever. If anybody who understands English sit next to the TV, please translate to your group. You do as much as you can. Go! Go do something.

Sit anywhere. And especially the French people, they have been sacrificing all these hours, and never did sit in here. Right? (Yes.) Where from? (Australia.) Australia. Are you allowed to be here? (I’m from the German Center.) The German Center. (Yes.) OK. Relation. The German connection. Yeah, go, go, go. There or behind there, fine. Be careful, don’t hit people with your big head. I forgot. I should not offend you the great people, the heroes of the Age, the saviors of mankind, or womenkind. How come they are not afraid to offend us – the mothers of all nations. All space occupied? Any more space empty? No? (One person.) One person. (For one brother.) One brother. (Skinny one, please.) Skinny one. Cannot weigh more than 50 kilograms.

Oh, look at that! I just opened a joke book, just by chance, and here it comes: “We come in peace for all mankind.” Talking about equality. Go inside. You’re not going? (Yes.) Go. Both of you can still squeeze in. The Westerner, come in. Just make room, that’s it. I don’t care how. There! The skinny guy goes in there, the skinny girl goes in there and the fat guy stand or sit on your brother’s shoulders. There’s one room here even. Wow! Look at that! Mankind. And how about womankind? They don’t count us, do they? I just show them. That’s why I go around teaching. Teaching them! Just show them we are cool.

Anyway, before, we were reading about the Essenes, the tradition of dating a girl for three years. You know, actually they put it in a bad way. Actually, we do have that all the time. But it’s not necessarily like the man picks the woman for three years and decides to marry her or not. It could be the other way around. It could be after three years, she says, “Sayonara (goodbye)! I don’t like your face.” Or whatever! Or “your personality.” Or “when you go to the bathroom, you didn’t flush,” or something like that. Who knows? Every little thing counts.

Let her sit somewhere. She’s already there. Go honey, go. They will make room somehow. Here, there’s room here sweetheart. There is always some room. Sit here. Sit anywhere. Just cross your legs. You can only sit with your legs together, that’s it.

Thank you, love. My God, we’re advertising for that every day. Our commission. Is that a good one or not? (They put it in the fridge, Master.) I know, but is it good? (Yes. Yes, Master.) I mean this kind? (Yes. I like it.) You like it? (Yes.) I hear that all the time. Write to the company and say, “Commission?” Never mind. Even now I don’t feed my dog-people anything with milk or yoghurt stuff, things like that. Even my dog-people, they’re vegan. We have vegan yoghurt from soya. Soy yoghurt and soya milk. It tastes just the same. I don’t really eat vegan yoghurt myself. I don’t like the worms (bacteria) in it. They call it enzyme or whatever, anything, I feel, “Eww.” You won’t kill him, no? No, huh? No, you swallow and then he comes in whole. Why am I so thirsty here? At home I hardly drink. And only when I sit here. This is a portal of water or what? Yeah, because when I’m in the room, I also don’t feel like drinking. I told you yesterday that I would go back into my room and drink ten (water) bottles. I didn’t. As soon as I got there, I didn't feel thirsty anymore. Just here. (It’s all our karma.) Must be your sweating karma.

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