Silence and Acceptance, Part 6 of 6, Feb. 18, 1996, Hsihu, Taiwan (Formosa)

Those who need hats can come to buy them now. […] Only, only if needed. Only if you need one. If you don’t need, don’t buy. […] If it’s a monk, give it to him free of charge. (OK, Master.) Ordinary people have to pay. (Yes.) How much is this? (Five hundred [NTD], yes.) Brother, it’s yours.) Only 500 (NTD) dollars. Buy it only if you feel cold; if not… Other people may need it. Don’t buy it all… One person cannot buy two hats. One hat for each person. Got it? […] If you already have a hat, you don’t buy. This is for the people because it’s very cold. I’m worried that they’re cold. Not because we need to sell this. […]