Remember Your True Nature, Live Like a Saint, Part 4 of 5

“I said this is a place we come for group meditation, so we should try to keep the atmosphere, the energy pure for everyone to benefit. I really thank you for all your love. I feel it and I love it and I thank you. And this love makes people feel comfortable. Not this kind of attached love or binding love or small love. This is a universal love, unconditional love, and it’s very comfortable to feel that. At home, try also to be unconditional. Try to love each other unconditionally.” “Try to live like a Buddha. Even though you have not yet realized your own Buddha Nature, try to live like one. Try, at least try. Just think what the Buddha would do in this situation, what Jesus Christ would do in this situation, what other Masters would do in my situation. Try. And then slowly, you can get it. And if you don’t get it, at least you know you tried and you do not feel bad about yourself. ‘I am trying. I’m just human. I’m trying my best and pray the Masters help me, all the Masters help me.’ At least like that. At least you’re reminded of something noble, unconditional as the way you would want to live your life. That’s what you want. But you’re born in this world it’s very imperfect and it makes trouble for you. But you wanted that because it’s yourself you wanted to be noble, to be perfect. Try, at least. Try. It will make you feel comfortable, feel happier, and more contented.”