Bring in the elderly ones. Twelve of them. There are 12 seats left for the elderly down there. You find them and bring them in. (OK.) I don’t have time. I know that. You think I am not beautiful enough? Hey guys! I love that. It’s just - no time. Thank you. You can sit anywhere, sit here, inside. (Yes.) Some old people come here and sit. Sit over there, sit over here. I’ll go up there, come back down in a moment. Only old people, alright? More comfortable. Sit. Here. Sit here; anywhere is fine. Find somewhere to sit. (Yes.) It’s fine to sit in there, OK. You take care of it for me. (Yes, yes.) They sit anywhere they want. (Yes.) As long as there’s a little road to go. Just little is enough. There’s one space here, also. You organize it. This side; the other side. Sit here, sit there, sit everywhere. I’m coming back. You guys organize. Organize for them. There are some more seats here. Here can also sit a few old people. OK? And here also, some old man. I mean young… old man. As long as there’s a place, you let them sit. If there is space, give it all to them to sit.
Here, there is also space. Hallo. One person – volunteer for me. There are a lot of places behind there. It’s cooler for the old people. A lot of places in this room! Hey, here. It’s very cool. Come, come, come – so the others can come in. Be quick. Take care of it. (OK.) Let as many of them come in as possible. (OK.) As many as possible here. It’s cooler for the old people. Understand? (OK.) Just the elderly. (Elderly people, please come in.) If there is still space, then give it to the younger ones. (Come. Please sit here.) If some left over, then the young people can come in. (OK.) If not, then only old people. (Come.) I’m coming.
The staircase. Sometimes, you just overstep it, and then you miss a step, and then it’s finished. See? Hold onto the rail. If you fall, you’re heavier than me. (More cushion.) You’re two times heavier than I. I also thought it was OK. That’s why I fell. (But I’m afraid You’ll fall, so I…) No, no. If you hold on here, even I can fall on you too. No excuse. Suppose you fall, then both of us fall, too. How can you stop me when I stumble on you? See what I mean? (Yes.) OK. It is good that you walk in front of me. OK, fine, but you have to hold on. OK? So that both of us are safe. That’s when you protect me – if you want to.
I let you go in peace. See you again. See you again later. Love, love, love, love. See you later. (We love You, Master.) Love you too. (We love You, Master!) Love you, thank you. Remember what I read to you. (Yes, Master.) Remember well. You have your karma to control. OK? Control your destiny. Sorry I cannot look at you. I must look where I go.
(Master?) Here we go again. (Master, that was the… Master reminded us to save paper and told us to use bottles.) To wash. (And we’ve been using this kind.) This kind? (Yes.) OK. Any kind will do as long as it can be used to wash. (There are more than 30 of them at our place.) OK. (So, a lot of paper can be saved every year.) Is that so? OK. Whatever bottle you use doesn’t make any difference as long as it can be used for washing. (Yes.) OK. Or you could just install an extra tap, a small faucet next to the toilet. You could get it that way, take it out and use it. (Yes.) You could also clean the toilet pretty well with it. Understand? Normally, faucets are big and installed somewhere higher. If a small one, something short and flexible, can be installed additionally, it’ll be nice. It doesn’t cost much. That way, you don’t need bottles. But you’ll still need a bottle when you travel. Didn’t they install extra faucets at our place? Not for the toilets? Not here? (Not many.) (They did.) Yes? Extra ones, not for the shower. Small, extra ones. (We have them. Extra ones.) Yes, yes. Use those. If you don’t have them, use bottles. Ciao. (Bye.) (Thank You, Master.) (Py o tu [You we love].) (Py o tu.) What’s that? (Py o tu.) Py o tu. Py o tu. Py o tu.
(Hallo, Master.) (Hallo, Master.) I will come back later. (OK.) Can you see? (OK.) (We can see from up here.) OK. Go down. (Yes, Master.) Lend me your arm again. It is rare for them to come. A rare opportunity. I do it myself. You go and find another path. Is it cool now? (Yes.) (Hallo, Master.) Wow, smells nice. What has taken you so long? Running away? Oh. Not you. No. Why hasn’t he come back after such a long time? Hmm…Smells nice. (Yes.) What are you eating today? Haven’t you eaten yet? (Not yet.) OK. I’ll leave quickly and let you eat. (Master is so beautiful.) Bye. I love you.
Gentle kindness will reduce your karma. Take it easy. Put it down, throw it away. Leave it all, leave it all. Win or lose, it’s the same, in the same family. Do you understand? Get rid of it, get rid of it all. Put it down. Don’t look at anyone, OK? Look here. Remember to practice! Life is short, who knows if you die tomorrow, you won’t have time to meditate. Remember that. You haven’t got it yet, slowly think about it. Remember that life is short, everything is temporary, unless you practice quickly, you won’t be able to keep up. Sometimes you feel like you’re young, but you don’t know if you’ll die tomorrow or the day after tomorrow. Just practice, don’t think about anything, just ignore it.
Photo Caption: Faraway Love Is Better Than Nearby Hatred
