Whether a method is good or not, we judge it by its fruits. Whether a group, a master is good or not, we judge by their behaviors. […] Our group is not widely recognized by the world. For instance, the Red Cross or any other big organization, once they go out, people say, “Ah! Red Cross, we know you.” All governments welcome them. Our group is not recognized by anyone. And we don’t even have any reputation. Sometimes when we go to help other countries, our people end up being detained. And our relief money taken away. […]
If a person doesn’t have fame or fortune and still contributes his own money, his time and his spirit, without being recognized by anyone, but just works quietly, if he doesn’t have the Buddha’s quality, what quality does he have? Do you now know where the Buddha is? […] Therefore, in joining this group, you are correct. There is no need to doubt. Since there are so many Buddhas in our group, this must be a good method, good group. […]
