The Buddha said, “There is no such God,” meaning no fixed Godhead that the people of India at that time imagined. I’m sure he was one of those normal beings who imagined God the way he wanted God to be. So the Buddha had to say, “There is no such God, but there is Something from Which all comes and to Which all will return.” Imagine, what kind of Thing that is so Powerful! […] Without God Almighty, there’s no Buddha either. Or where do you imagine Buddha comes from? That’s why some ignorant monks who don’t understand anything about the sutras and misuse the Buddha’s words to even attack another great religion, attack God. Oh, he truly came from the deepest possible, evilest hell. Otherwise, how can anyone dare say such things? I have advised all the monks and nuns, you, not to talk if you don’t understand. Just keep quiet. Continue your practice. Pray for enlightenment and delivery. […]
But nevertheless, I ask all the Christian people to ignore that monk. If he’s not evil from the deepest hell, then he’s crazy. So there’s no need to deal with that and no need to blame Buddhism for that. It’s better to always keep peace together, because any hatred, negative energy, even from a cold war, will disturb the luck, harmony of the Nation, and added on to other disturbances, will create more trouble, disasters or war, etc...
I’m your colleague. So I told you everything that I know. Well, not everything. Everything that you need to know, and I’m allowed to tell. Because sometimes you tell something in advance, the maya will try to knock it off or change it or twist it around or make a time difference or different outcome, possible. Because they can use the human connection of the negative energy that humans generate every day, to disturb our Heavenly plan, my plan. […]
Don’t let anything obstruct you, make you believe in your fear. Nothing to fear. If we have to leave this world, we should be happy and be congratulated, because we will go to a better world. […] It’s just for the sake of others who don’t know other worlds that we have to work. Not for us, we have Home to go back to. Alright, my dears?
