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(“My Master is thin and frail. But inside, there’s full of love. My Master is an Ancient Buddha from Heaven. She came down here to teach us to practice, so we can graduate and become Buddhas and Saints. […] My Master is a Buddha, but there’s nothing joyful about it. Because She wants to bear the karma of all beings. She advises the world to practice spiritually. Only through the [Quan Yin] Meditation Method can we find peace in the future.” […])
(Last Sunday, Master, we watched Your film, and oh, my God, You were so beautiful. So beautiful!) Which film? Which one? (The ones in Chicago.) Chicago, really? (Yes, two places were showing it, Master. Even my sister, who doesn’t follow You yet, praised You so much. So beautiful!) […]
(I’ve been sitting here staring at Your hand, Master.) Oh, you thought it was messed up, huh? (Because I see it’s beautiful.) No, it’s not. Beautiful, huh? (Yes.) Yeah. Down here, we put a basic color like pink or white, something simple. (Yes.) Then, we add a darker color on top, like a tulip. (Yes.) It’s noticeable afterward, because I am short on time. Sometimes when I wear a pink outfit and my nails have a different color, it looks odd, so I add some pink polish to match, to make it look complete, you see? (Yes.) It’s just for the love of beauty, not for showing off. Love of beauty. We present ourselves to... Let’s say, we introduce ourselves to the world with a more complete look, that’s all. […]
