(Inner Heavenly) Light is your own being. That’s the (inner Heavenly) Light that you cannot see with the physical eyes, that is not easy to get. Some monks and nuns stay in caves for 12 years, 20 years, eat one meal a day only, meditate 18 hours, they can only see once in a lifetime, this kind of (inner Heavenly) Light that you just see now. Don’t take it for granted. Go and ask them. Ask all the monks and nuns you know, whether they ever see (inner Heavenly) Light in their life, with all their dedication to God, all their service to mankind, all their ascetic lifestyle. […]
Concentration. Meditation is just to kind of quiet down our activities and mind, so that we can draw some of our dormant resource of wisdom, so that we can use more for the next day. That’s all. There’s nothing mystical. […] Just like when we sleep, we feel better the next day. But then sleep is unconscious. And while we’re resting, we concentrate inside. That is different. […] By the way, when you don’t concentrate, you can scratch yourself, make a point or something like this, so you remember here, to remember. […]
I have faith in you, 100%. You don’t need to have faith in me. My faith is enough to cover everything. Why do I have faith? Because I have experiences myself and I have hundred thousands or thousands of disciples who have experience, and who changed their life for the better and who’d trade nothing for what they have now. Who are satisfied and who are happy and who are intelligent, who have no more misery the way they did before. […]
