Anyway, don’t think that I’m telling you that I’m a Buddha or one with God for my profit. What do I get from it? Just get more trouble. […] I’m telling you that because there are quite a few so-called Buddhas outside who are useless, just talk or cannot even talk. Just being puffed up by the social media and then become famous and enjoy that. They’re doing nothing, no power, are and even low level, very low level, can harm you even. […] The thing is, the people who work for the maya, they have charming power. It’s just not the real power. And if they generate some little light, some soft light, that’s also from maya, a trick, a maya trick.
In the Buddhist sutra, Śūraṅgama Ssūtra, the Buddha also said it like that. They might manifest a little bit of light, but it’s not true. It’s not your light; it’s not the real one. The Master opens your third eye, then you have your own (inner Heavenly) Light. And sometimes it’s so bright, you could not even look straight at it. […] In one of the Tibetan books, they call it “Book of the Dead,” they even describe that. They say if you die and you happen to see light – the soft light you avoid, and the bright Light, even if it’s uncomfortable, too bright, you still have to follow that Light, then you go to a higher level. If you follow the soft light, then it’s not real. You go to a lower level, Astral Level or hell level. […]
I wish somebody would have taught you differently, instead of just taking your donation, your offering, and eat big chicken-, big turkey-people, and drinking big wine, and expensive alcohol substances, stuff like that, and just tell you, “OK, go confess, or go to the church.” The church is not the church, it’s the butcherhouse. All the faithful are taught to turn the church into a butcherhouse and even encourage people to have abortions, take the tax money to pay for foreign abortions even. Nobody would imagine if you are that baby. Nobody would imagine if you are that cow-person and that baby cow. I don’t blame you that much. I just have to tell you all the truth, hoping that you have an ear to listen and a heart to understand. […]
