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Whatever we do good to people, we think good about people, the benefit eventually is ours. That’s why I beg you to think positive, speak positive, and do positive things. Because that’s the only thing we should do, if you want any good out of this life to balance it, to make our life better than before. […] If our mind is pure, everything is pure, as long as we don’t hurt anyone, as long as we have faith in God that everything God arranges is good for us, even though it doesn’t look good at the moment. […]
If you do have garbage, then check yourself up, throw it out. Don’t bring it to the (meditation) Center and share it with people. […] Come here and gossip about who is bad, who is good is not good for you. Garbage should stay where it belongs. As fast as possible, you throw it away. Never share it with people. It’s no good. Why do you share? Most of the things we talk or we think about are not true anyhow, I tell you. Because you don’t know how karma works. You just see the surface of things. […] Suppose really that person is bad, OK, you gossip; you talk to that man, you say, “Oh, he’s really bad.” And both of you agree he’s bad. So, what’s good for you? Does it make both of you better? […]
Keep yourself clean and pure and that’s your primal duty. Your duty is not to be born to look into a neighbor’s garbage or into my garbage. […] And the beauty is in the eyes of the beholder. Remember that. So, whenever you see somebody “impure,” check yourself. Whenever you see somebody “bad,” check yourself. Whenever you see somebody “dirty,” check yourself. And if you’re really clean and pure, then be happy. Be proud. And walk your beautiful way and pray for the one who is less fortunate or pray for me. Well, I don’t need it, but you can. […]
