(The next question is from Dr. Johnson Charlemagne. He’s a doctor of general medicine at Saint Joseph International Private General Hospital.) Welcome, sir.
Dr Johnson Charlemagne: Thank You very much, dear Master. First of all, please accept my warm sincere greetings and congratulations for the current noble work. You can imagine that my question will be related to my profession. You certainly know that malaria, AIDS, and tuberculosis bring about a high mortality rate in the African population. Could You tell us about the benefits of a vegan diet on the health of these patients and on the population in general? Thank You.
Master: Merci, Doctor. Dr. Johnson, I’m honored to speak with you. For the people that already suffer from disease, the vegan diet will help because it boosts immunity and does not contain toxins like (animal-people) meat. Scientific research has revealed that red (animal-people) meat actually contains a substance that attracts diseases, such as the bacteria E. coli, which attacks the body and weakens the immune system, whereas the vegan diet helps the body become stronger in warding off diseases. So, changing to the vegan diet can help strengthen and stabilize any physical condition, Doctor.
In the case of malaria, there is one village, even in Ghana, where a regenerative health program has been conducted by the African Hebrew Israelites of Jerusalem, working together with Ghana’s Ministry of Health. In this health program, hundreds of villagers switched to a vegan diet, vegan agriculture, and green living. Before, this village had a very high infant mortality rate of almost 30%. The villagers had malaria 2-3 times a year. But after the village became more vegan, every single baby lived. And for more than 20 years now, there have been zero cases of malaria. Zero.
And people with AIDS are recovering even better because of a strengthened immune system that the vegan diet gave them. So, people who are vegan seldom are afraid of getting diseases. It is a double shield of protection, not only in the physical sense, but also in an invisible, spiritual sense. Please inform your patients about this. Thank you, Dr. Johnson. God bless you and your patients. (Thank You, Master.)
(The second question is from Madame Tapsoba Christine, who is a high school teacher, owner of two vegetarian restaurants in Ouagadougou, member of many associations, and a vegan.) Welcome, madame.
(Thank You. So my question is: In books, stories and academic materials, there are still many writings that oppose veganism. So please, Master, in such a situation, what can we do to educate our schoolchildren about the vegan diet? Thank You.)
Master: Thank you. Noble, Mrs. Tapsoba. It is a big task and a noble task. You are a teacher, (Yes.) Mrs. Tapsoba, and a vegetarian restaurateur. You must be a very busy lady! So, I’m very impressed with your dedication already. I also feel very confident that you will find a way to help the young people lead a completely animal(-people)- friendly lifestyle. But to share a few ideas that perhaps you didn’t think of already: It is, of course, a very good idea to introduce children to the benefits of eating healthily and sustainably, from early on. One way to do so is we can introduce animal(-people)-friendly material that is also vegan, by the way.
There is a lot of vegan information also available, both online and in print, so you could select positive storybooks for the children with animal(-people) as the main characters. Movies can also be very helpful in bringing the animal(-people) to life. There are also many movies that offer loving depictions of animal(-people). As for food, you can make veggie eating fun and cool. One study found that giving the fruits and vegetables different names, interesting names like “Power Peas” or “Tomato Bursts”, increases their popularity with the children. So you can also help cultivate the natural loving nature of children through field trips to a farm animal(-people) sanctuary, where they can interact with the animal(-people) and see how sweet they are.
Children themselves have said that when they get to know the animal(-people), they cannot eat them anymore because they realize that the animal(-people) are their friends and so lovely. If you cannot afford to buy many materials, you can be creative and make them, or even involve the children in projects to make animal(-people)-friendly things. You can also seek out the writings of people who uphold values of compassion and introduce them to your students as exemplary figures whose values they can admire. If you wish for any materials at all that are freely available from SupremeMasterTV.com, you are more than welcome. There are some lists of people, from top-class athletes to celebrities, who are also vegetarian or vegan.
Some of the people known for their genius-level of intelligence and creativity have also upheld the compassionate ideals of being veg. Students are probably already familiar with names such as Socrates, Albert Einstein, Leonardo da Vinci, etc., etc. You can inform them that these people were also vegetarian.
Freely available as well are programs with exemplary persons, philosophers, and even a full range of international cooking shows that demonstrate just how easy it is to be veg.
Children naturally love animal(-people), and they understand what is good right away because they are so pure and open. Once you start looking for materials to be inspired by, your search will be ever exciting and will never end. I can guarantee that. And once you are excited, your classes will also be, too.
Thank you for thinking of the children, and Heaven bless you, Madame Christine, for what you’re doing to help the children and the planet. (Merci.) Merci, Madame. (Thank You, Master.)
Interviews1:
You’ve read the book “The Birds in My Life,” (Yes.) and the first question I’m going to ask you is: How do you perceive animal(-people) and birds in general?
m: I have to admit that as a child, I had an affinity with animal(-people) and it was easy to be with them. But I couldn’t communicate with them. But once I got around to reading this book entitled “The Birds in My Life,” I was amazed to discover that, despite their different colors, their diverse shapes, and their different inner personalities, bird(-people) always had a common language with the Supreme Master Ching Hai. It’s the language of love, it’s the language of compassion, it’s the language of forgiveness – things that we humans have difficulty expressing toward one another. And this nature that I’ve discovered in animal(-people) has fascinated me enormously.
The second question I’m going to ask you (Yes.) is about the lesson this book teaches you. What does this book really teach you?
m: Yes. In the end, this book teaches me that animal(-people) as we see them, are actually only the incarnation of highly developed beings. They’re just there to color this world. They’re just different bodies here, and we have to love them. We need to return to an original way of living with them, to find the inner language of communication that really exists between us.
After reading this book, what message would you like to share with our viewers?
m: The message I’d like to share with them is that this book is exceedingly special. I advise them to have this book for themselves, because everyone will find in this book a particular message that will shock them into thinking of all sentient beings as brothers and sisters. And that we must finally return, all of us together, to a common language which is the language of love, the language of compassion, the language of telepathy.
Interviews2:
Madam, it’s now among the best-selling books on Amazon – “The Birds in My Life” and “The Dogs in My Life.” “The Noble Wilds” has just had their first edition in Africa. Can you tell us, madam, what exactly inspires you as you read this book?
f: As I’m reading this book, I feel very, very happy, because it’s a language I’ve never heard before, and I’m almost learning it. It warms my heart and gives me immense joy, because birds and animals are actually our brothers and sisters. But instead of protecting them, we take pleasure in mistreating them, which isn’t right. By the way, this book is a treasure for me, and I’m very grateful to the Supreme Master Ching Hai for this work, because not everyone can do it, and not just anyone can do it.
Photo Caption: All Adore the Unique, Beautiful MOON
