The last question is from Mr. Kelvis Donkelin, reporter from Hot FM Ghana. (Welcome.)
Mr. Kelvis Donkelin: Thanks very much, Madame, for what You are doing for nature and humanity. My question goes this way, about global warming. We need to stop killing animal(-people); that’s one of the remedies for global warming. I would like to ask: Most of our imported frozen food is from the Western countries. I would like to know what we are doing about educating the people out there, for them to know what causes global warming.
Second, my question has to do with the doctors that we have, who have learned a lot about humanity, nature, and life, and who have to educate us not to eat too much (animal-people) meat, but eat a lot of fish(-people).
And thirdly, people who have the aim of rearing fish(-people) in fish(-people) ponds for their livelihood, or probably importing it, selling it to take care of their home. I would like to know how to educate them to know more about global warming. Thank You.
Master: Alright, Mr. Donkelin. Thank you for being with us today, and thank you for your concern. You are one of the positive journalists, and we have so much respect for these kinds of people. The kind of journalists like you are the ones who help to bring truthful, positive, constructive information to the public. If there are enough journalists, reporters like you are, it will be a great help to our planet. To your question, sir, this, of course, is a challenge for all of us.
Again, as we have mentioned, the government and the media should also join with the public to re-educate our co-citizens in the world at large. The people who have to slaughter animal-people as a job for a living – we could re-train them in other kinds of jobs. They could be planting trees, taking care of the forests instead of slaughtering the animal-people. Right now, we have the “green industry,” which is a booming business, with a very big potential for the future. I’m sure there are many occupations that these people can take part in.
And the government has to give them subsidies until they are trained into a new occupation. There are not that many animal-people slaughtering people. We can re-educate them.
And concerning the second question, that some people have to depend on exporting or importing (animal-people) meat to make a living, I think it’s the same solution. Instead of importing and exporting (animal-people) meat, they will be importing and exporting vegan products. Nowadays, very excitingly, we have so many vegan hams, vegan chicken, vegan cheese, vegan sausages – all kinds of delicious vegan food that looks the same as the old diet and tastes very beautiful, tastes very delicious.
So these people, instead of importing and exporting (animal-people) meat, they can just be importing and exporting vegan products. It will bring in a good income because everybody will change to a vegan diet. So, it is a matter of concept, you see. We have to change our concept. And the government should help these people. If they cannot stand on their feet immediately, the government social security system could help them in the beginning. But, nowadays, in many countries, there is not enough vegan food, so we can do that. Thank you, sir. We can export, import, and plant organic vegan food instead of raising animal-people, slaughtering animal-people, or importing animal-people products. We just reverse the action – plant organic vegetables, produce organic vegan proteins, import and export vegan produce. God bless you, sir. God bless your radio station and your colleagues. (Thank You very much, Supreme Master Ching Hai.) You’re welcome.
That concludes the question-and-answer session. Thank You very much. Master, thank You so much for answering all our questions! Thank You for explaining again how important it is for humans to follow a compassionate, animal(-people)-free vegan diet, which will reduce our carbon emissions to such an extent that we can actually reverse global warming. After all this information, surely many of you would like to join the organic vegan movement.
Master: I think everybody already knows what to do. It’s just a matter of taking action and knowing that it is a life-and-death matter. It is serious. We must do it. We should have done it already yesterday. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of you who are involved and supporting this beautiful event. And thank you also to all the people that came to share in this important meeting.
I would also like to thank all the distinguished speakers, including those who addressed us via video greeting, like Madame Juliet Gellatley of VIVA, Dr. Shaw Chen Liu of the Academia Sinica, Mr. Jack Bayles, and Deputy Director Smith. My appreciation also to Monsieur Ahlounsou, Dr. Ofei Agyemang and Mayor Aouissi and his representative, for their valuable support and speeches. We also thank you, all the precious guests who lent your supportive energy to our special event today.
I am so touched by the concern of the participants and by your thoughtful and intelligent questions. It is truly my honor to be part of this respected conference in the presence of all of you – the noble people here – and your pure spirits, which shine brightly in closeness to God. I’m confident that your warm and determined hearts can achieve the noble goal of creating a sustainable world for the gracious country of Togo, and the entire African continent, and the whole world. With your help, with your noble support, with your Heavenly action, we will surely walk together toward an Eden-like world.
God bless all of you. God bless us all so much to succeed in our endeavor to save our precious planet. God bless Africa, God bless our world – so shall it be. Thank you. And I love you. I love you.
Thank You, Master, for all Your beautiful and very profound and touching words. Thank You for setting Your time aside and for Your patience and wisdom in addressing the issue of climate change, and the importance of being organic vegan with us today. We would also like to take this opportunity to thank every one of you attendees to our “Be Organic Vegan to Save the Planet” conference today.
Interviews1:
(Good morning, sir.) Good morning. (Can you please introduce yourself?) I’m Kotti Mikoffi Senior.
(What do you think of this conference on global warming and the vegan diet?) Yes, it helped me to understand a lot of things that I didn’t understand before; it was really instructive.
(What do you think of the solution to global warming, especially the vegan diet?) Yes, the solution is clear – practice the vegan diet.
(After this conference, can you decide to become vegan and encourage those around you to become vegan?) Yes, of course, of course. (Thank you very much sir.) You’re welcome. Thank you.
Interviews2:
(Good morning, madam.) Good morning, sir. (Can you please introduce yourself?) I’m Miss Allena Okwasike.
(What do you think about this conference on global warming and veganism?) I think global warming is a disaster that threatens our planet. The best way to deal with it and get to where we want to be is to follow a vegan diet.
(After this conference, can you personally decide to become a vegan and influence those around you?) To tell you the truth, I’ve been a vegetarian since 2000. I think all my children are vegetarians from birth. So, I will try to let my friends know the benefits of the diet. And I think that, in time, they will accept it. (Thank you, madam.) Thank you too.
Photo Caption: Thanking the Sun, for breaking through formidable obstruction for LOVE with incredible layers of LIGHT that bring comfort to my souls! Love you tearfully.
