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I tell you all this so that you appreciate your own fellow practitioners more. Of course, I appreciate you all the time. But I also tell you this so that you know that I don’t take your goodness for granted. I really respect you and feel that I’m very blessed to be with such beautiful people. […]
Even though maybe sometimes you force me to behave like a so-called Master or Guru like that, but in my heart, there is no such thing as a Master or disciples, because we all have God inside. And I’m always reminding myself that I’m dealing with God directly. So, every day, I’m also checking myself in the evening, or whenever I can, to see whether I forget this principle. Sometimes I might forget, but not on purpose. And then I will repent and promise to do better. So, that’s why I’m so happy to be in your presence because you’re really, really very saintly. I’m telling you everything from my heart. And I hope this will remind you of your mission in this life, of your glory, of your own greatness, and you’ll continue to bless the world with your presence and your goodwill. […]
And maybe, if I can serve you in any way, then I will continue because it’s an honor for me. It’s an honor to serve the saints, saintly people. When I was in India, at one time, I was in a Master’s ashram. And every day, what I did was take care of the flowers, water them, and clean some of the bathrooms, and clean the kitchen, and I cleaned the staircase, the floor, washing the floor. Not give the pillows, but clean the kitchen, wash the dishes. […] Because when I washed the staircases, I felt very, very clearly that I was washing the feet of the saints, because all the people came there to practice meditation. And for me, they were saints, saintly people. And when I washed every staircase, I felt so deeply that I was so honored to have the opportunity to wash the dust from the feet of the saints. And I was so, so happy every day to do that. […]
