Russians or Ukrainians (Ureignians), they are all victims of these crazy, barbarous leaders. They have nothing to do with it. They don’t want any war. Even though Ukraine (Ureign) did not admit that they attacked inside Russia, but if they did, I’m not surprised. I’m just worried about the Russian people. If the war gets bigger, more will die. A lot already died in Ukraine (Ureign).
So, I do hope that Madam Fulani, being a charitable person and the boss of a charity organization, would be charitable enough to forgive this incident, and make friends with the lady-in-waiting, with Lady Susan Hussey. Just be friends. There’s no need to make a big deal out of anything. We are after all nobody anyway. (Yes.) We will die a nobody. (Yes, Master.) Just maybe a tomb with a VIP inscription, but so what? We’re nobody. Nobody is anybody, even a king or queen. We are born with nothing and we go with nothing. And in the eyes of God, we’re nobody, if we’re not virtuous enough to please Hirm.
And Madam Fulani would probably be in the favor of God because she’s doing charity work to help Hiers children in need. So, she should continue that gracious way and forgive whoever offends her, because God will forgive us if we forgive others anyway, even if that was offensive at all. It was probably just an accident. (Yes, Master.)
Well, I hope you’re happy with my answer anyway. (Yes. We are happy. Yes.) At least you know my dating story, and that satisfies you a lot, I guess. You’re always very nosy about how I live my life, my marriage, my dating and whatnot. So now you know another secret of my life. Don’t tell more than millions of people. Knowing you, you will air it, and I don’t know how many millions will see it. I don’t care. My life is an open book. Except for the secrets of Heaven, I cannot divulge. Anything else, you know already. (Yes, Master.) It’s just so boring to tell you about my date, so I never told you this.
Have I ever told you this story? About this date? No? (Maybe. But not the detail like this. Maybe you have mentioned.) I did? (Yeah.) Well, anyway, it’s so boring. It’s so boring to tell anybody about myself, like, where I come from. And whoever asks such questions, should study a little bit more. Make people feel comfortable and at ease first. But I’m not sure if I’d remember that all the time.
If I see somebody so special or maybe beautiful or successful, for example, like Madam Fulani, I would probably forget all my advice to other people. I would probably ask, “Oh, but where are you from?” Because obviously, she doesn’t look like King Charles or Princess Diana, no? She has a different tone of skin. And I would be impressed to know that the people of color in England are doing so well, are so successful. (Yes, Master.) I would be impressed.
Maybe that’s the reason why Lady Susan Hussey forgot her caution. When you’re excited and interested, you forget your guard. You just go straight out. So, I hope Madam Fulani will feel like, “Oh, it’s just some ladies small talk,” and doesn’t mind too much – it makes more wrinkles on her skin.
OK, then. Anything else you want to ask me? (It seems like recently people tried to attack the British Royalty. Like the documentary from Prince Harry has come out and it’s supposed to be a bombshell and the content is not supposed to be favorable to the Royal Family.)
“Media Report from ABC News (Australia) Dec. 9, 2022 Reporter (m): As part of a multi-million-dollar deal, Harry and Meghan opened up to a Netflix crew.”
“Media Report from Sky News Australia Dec. 7, 2022 Peta (f): Cold-hearted – that’s the way that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are being described on the eve of their exploitative Netflix documentary.
Russell (m): Certainly, it comes at pretty bad timing for the Royal Family, because I think that everybody in the country, indeed the Commonwealth, had largely got behind the new King because of the way he carried himself, carried his family through the death of his mother. So I do think this will backfire spectacularly for Harry and Meghan.”
(And then some people threw eggs at the King again.) My God. These egg-throwing people don’t know how lucky they are, living in such a free democratic country. (Yes.) In many other countries, you sometimes don’t dare to even go visit because you worry maybe something might happen to you because you don’t know how to so-called behave in such a restricted country. (Yes.)
I told you, I don’t dare to go to Iran now because my hijab might fly away or when I’m talking, drinking, or eating, and it falls down, I might not notice because I’m thinking of some other things in my mind. People can be very absent-minded like that as well. (Yes, Master.) But normally they would wear the hijab… they have it, but it just falls down and they forgot. They didn’t think. They have other things in their mind. (Yes.) Or maybe at that time, on that day, they were tired, too much work and too much stress, and so then they could not think of the hijab that much. And for that reason, that poor little young girl had to pay with her life. (Yes, Master.)
So, many countries I don’t dare to visit. Truly, it’s like that. I don’t risk it. Because I don’t know if I will behave the way they want. Each country is different. (Yes, Master.) You can’t just know all the laws of that country or all the manners or customs of this country. And then you might do wrong, and they might jail you or beat you up or kill you. Who knows? (Yes, Master.)
That’s why… I told you in one of our talks that I miss Russia. I really did – some days ago even. I still miss Russia, because it was a hardcore communist country, and they just opened it, some years only ago, and then I was allowed to even go there, no questions asked, and talk about spiritual practice. I am from nowhere. I was not even a “guru,” “Satguru from India” or anything. I was just an Aulacese (Vietnamese) little lady. (Yes, Master.)
And then they just let me in, and they even took care of me, and told me, “Go on the bus right in front of the hotel, you don’t have to pay too much for a taxi.” An elderly lady told me that. And then I went to their shop and all that, and they were very, very nice, very friendly. Very helpful. They were not trying to sell me more expensive things to get money. No, no. On the contrary. They advised me to spend on this and that – it’s less expensive.
Even though they know I’m a foreigner – and if I could afford to go to their country, and they think I’m probably a tourist, I must have money. But they didn’t try to make money out of me. Very kind and honest people. And I really miss that Russia. (Yes, Master.) I truly miss it. I had so many good impressions because of that. Because I’m even allowed to go to that country to talk about spiritual practice.
And in the old times, the communists, they don’t believe in anything spiritual, they say they’re just communists. Mostly they say they don’t believe in God or Heaven. But I was nobody. Such a small, little lady was allowed to go to their country, and talk in their capital. (Yes, Master.) Not just a small village that’s hidden somewhere. No. Right in the middle of Moscow. (Yes, Master.)
I was very touched. And the people were so kind, so friendly and helpful. And some days ago, I was thinking about that and I felt so sad, so sad, because I saw Ukraine (Ureign) attack inside Russia now, and I feel very worried for the innocent bystanders of war in Russia. Many people don’t want it. They went out to protest. Even some cannot bear to protest openly. The women just shave their hair and show it, in their way. Because they worry they will be in jail, killed or murdered and all that. (Yes, Master.) Oh, my God. These people, they’re innocent.
“Media Report from UATV English Dec. 3, 2022 Reporter (m): People more often began to speak out against the war and their government.
Russian citizen (m): Putin is the main problem of Russia.
Interviewer (m): Do you trust Putin?
Russian citizen (m): Not, absolutely. It’s hard to say, it’s censored. (It’s) all messed up and broken.
Russian citizen (f): Now the main problem is that Russia creates aggression on the territory of another country.
Russian citizen (m2): The position in which he put us does not stand up to criticism.
Russian citizen (f2): I understand that so far there is no good, prosperous future for Russia. Especially after mobilization. In the near future, it will be very difficult with both work and study, in principle, with everything.”
Russians or Ukrainians (Ureignians), they are all victims of these crazy, barbarous leaders. They have nothing to do with it. They don’t want any war. Even though Ukraine (Ureign) did not admit that they attacked inside Russia, but if they did, I’m not surprised. I’m just worried about the Russian people. If the war gets bigger, more will die. A lot already died in Ukraine (Ureign).
“Media Report from DW News Dec. 7, 2022 Elfers (m): An airfield in the Kursk region and two air bases further inside Russia came under attack earlier this week. Ukraine has not claimed responsibility. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine of course has caused devastating loss of life, but both sides have been secretive about just how many of their soldiers have died. Civilian casualties are also impossible to state with any certainty.
Reporter (m): Nine months of fighting, air strikes, artillery battles, and close combat in towns across a 900-kilometer-long frontline, leaving thousands dead. But how many thousand is unknown. Russia stated in September that it had lost just under 6,000 troops. But the US military says it’s lost about 100,000 on the field. Ukraine recently said that about 13,000 of its soldiers had died in the war, but the US said its number of casualties is also more like 100,000. The US uses a variety of methods to figure out that number, including satellite footage, as well as social media images of the battlefield. The civilian death toll – another big question. The United Nations’ most recent statistics – 7,000 civilians dead. But the frontline is too dangerous for observers to make a real count. Many Russian occupied areas, like the city of Mariupol, where mass graves have been photographed by satellites, may hold tens of thousands more. And Russia is not letting international monitors into those areas. Russia, in general, makes no comment on the number of civilian casualties in Ukraine.”
Those beautiful people, young, handsome and impressionable – easy to be misled. And go and just die like that. They have their family. They have their parents waiting for them, praying for them. And even older soldiers, or generals and colonels, they are older but they have their families as well. They have their children. They have their wives waiting for them. They have their grandchildren and all that, to enjoy their old age. They should not die just like that. Just like that. Just die like that. In a second, their life’s just gone. Their family are left behind. They will cry so much but they can never go back to them.
Imagine if it’s you. If you lost somebody you love like that. That’s how I feel – as if I lost somebody I love. Do you understand now? (Understand. Yes, understand.) That’s why I cry all the time – because I feel what they feel. (Yes, Master.) I just imagine if it was me. And it’s the same feeling. (Yes, Master.)
