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Number 94: “Let attention be at a place where you are seeing some past happening, and even your form, having lost its present characteristics, is transformed.” Perhaps when you meditate, you see some of the past events of your previous lives, or this life, or maybe you have seen your form as well. Sometimes you meditate, you have left your physical donkey on the cushion, and you fly above and you look, you see, “Ooh, what an ugly bag sitting there.” So, at that moment, you have lost all the present characteristics of a living corpse. And then, at that moment, you become transformed, of course. […]
Number 96. Oh, this is easy. One word “Devotion.” And free, free yourself. […] That’s why the Indian people emphasize Bhakti (Devotion) as a very efficient method of spiritual practice, devotion. […]
Now, 101: “When a mood against someone or for someone arises, do not place it upon the person in question, but remain centered.” Wow, that’s good. That we should try. […] There is no deliberate throwing of energy into that person, the way I throw candy and cakes to you. So in other words, don’t be angry, because you spend all your energy, your earnings, income through meditation for that person, for nothing. But mind you, maybe GOD has made anger in order to spread energy around, especially from the Quan Yin practitioners. […]
