If people worship animal-people, snake- or rat-people or all kinds of animal-people, and teach you to do that, and even call themself a “Satguru,” proclaim themself to be a Satguru, then it’s not “Sat” at all. “Sat” means True. […] And a Guru is somebody who is the Master. But if you don’t teach the Truth, and you yourself don’t even know what it is yet, then you can’t call yourself Satguru; that is an offense to all the real Gurus, past, present and future. So please stop all this nonsense. Try to find a good Master. Humble yourself. […]
Then pray. You pray. […] But the recent past Saints are the best, or the Saint who has vowed to save anyone who prays to Him. For example, like Amitābha Buddha. He has a great vow like that, that whoever calls on Him, prays to Him, He will liberate that person. But the thing is, we also should live like the Buddha’s life. Live and let everyone else live, let the animal-people live. Don’t kill them to eat. […] The more animal-people meat you eat, the more your compassion becomes like suppressed, oppressed. But now, if you leave all this murderous energy from the animal-people meat, then your compassion will shine, will be more free to shine and to be stronger. […]
I could not think of anything more than just loving God, because every day God treats me like Hiers own child. Even now I’m already one with God, I still sometimes need to ask for some special occasion, or like permission to talk to you. […] But They are so kind to tell me, “We are One. Don’t need to ask.” But habits, I’m also in the habit, all my life, to be respectful to God, to ask God, to pray to God. So it still has a lingering effect. […] Even when I eat nowadays, I will say, “OK, we Three enjoy this food, and I thank all involved in making this food under God’s Grace, in God’s Name also. And I also wish that all have good food, enough food on this planet, all beings, whoever needs any food, might have it, to their heart’s content.”
