The Eternal Beloved, Part 3 of 4

In the previous episodes of the drama “The Eternal Beloved,” we learned about how Vân, a young peasant girl, who yearned to know God, was able to have her dream fulfilled. Let us continue to follow Vân’s spiritual journey as the story unfolds. “If there is a method by which I can attain enlightenment and liberation, however difficult, I will not refuse.” Not long after, Vân’s aunt also received initiation into the Quan Yin Method. “This piece of land will provide us our daily vegetables, and the little income from selling cakes would be enough for us. Gardening is also fun and good for our health, auntie!” “Since practicing the Quan Yin Method, I feel really peaceful and happy.” “So do I. I just thank God each and every day.” “After contacting God, we’ll find our life is full of miracles, and everything will happen like wonder; everything will be taken care of; everything will be so much in love, so much in harmony; and our souls will find such a peace that we have never known existed up to that moment. Just love God with all sincerity and ask that you will see God, become one with God, or become a Buddha. Ask for nothing else, and all the things in your life will be taken care of also.” “Are you okay, Sir?” “I lost my entourage on our hunting trip, and then I fell off the horse. Luckily, some animals have been bringing me fruits these few days.” “The animals are so kind like that. Why did you want to hunt and kill them?” “Actually, I felt very sorry these days!” “How about you come to stay at my house for a few days to recover first?” “Very interesting! No fish, no meat, no milk or eggs, but the food is always tasty, very flavorsome! Very good! Every dish is delicious!” “You can eat vegan food for good then!” “Your Majesty! We are at fault for making you wait so long. Please forgive us, Your Majesty.” “Be at ease.” “Long live the King!” “Be at ease. When I return to the palace, I will issue a decree to ban hunting in the whole kingdom.” “We’re very grateful, Your Majesty.” ONE MONTH LATER. “We are just peasants. How would we dare to cook for the King?” “His Majesty is wise. He must have a good reason.” “His Majesty’s order is received.” “I think we’ll just do our best. Master will always make the best arrangement.”