So try to have some consideration, not because of other people, but it’s for yourself, to elevate yourself into a much higher sensitivity of consciousness. Cannot always remain in a very coarse level, very rough way of handling people’s emotions and their environment. If we are sensitive to other people’s feelings and needs, that doesn’t mean it’s good for that person only, it’s good for the people only. It’s good for us. That means we are highly developed souls. We are very sensitive. We understand before people speak. We reached the level of Amitābha’s Western Paradise that they were talking about in the sutra. […]
We have to bring paradise to Earth and not wait until we die to meet it. It is a wrong concept to run to somewhere and then forsake the world. We have to better the world as much as our ability allows. Otherwise, not only we cannot elevate ourselves, but also, we damage the world. We make it worse. […] You must always take care of what you do, what you think and what you speak, whether it is beneficial to people, to yourselves, or not. It’s OK to say our Home is in Heaven and this world is not ours, but we have no right to destroy the world we live in. We have no right to disturb and to break it up. If we cannot better it, we must keep it in order. […]
Try to look inside and be calm, otherwise, we disturb all the ghosts here. They lived in quietness before we came, so they complained. […] Actually, everywhere we go, we have many invisible beings around also. So, we try to be considerate for the visible and for the invisible beings. Alright? […]
