Yes? (Yes, I have a story to tell.) Here, here. Give, give, give. Hey, you guys sitting there, are you comfy? (Yes.) You want to bring your cushion or anything? (Yes. I have a story that… I do love all animal[-people] and am very sensitive and understanding with them and feel that I talk back and forth with them as well.) Yes. (I’m going to share; the first one is about crickets. In Arizona we have lots of crickets and any Arizonians here would know that.) Right. (When I was a little girl, I was about seven years old, when they would turn out the lights at night, I would see spiders in the room. And I think it was just because of the darkness coming on, and that was keeping my family up because I was crying, and when they would ask me what was I crying about, I would say, “I see the spiders, and they’re going to get me.” So that went on for about two weeks, and they were trying to comfort me, nothing helped.
And then my father said, “This has got to stop, because I’ve got to work, and you’re disturbing the family.” So he said, “I’m going to go out, and I’ll be back in in a minute.” So he came in from the outside, and he had his hand like this, and he said, “I want you to look at my hand, holding it like this.” And he said, “What I have in my hand is going to eat all those spiders, and you’re going to be OK.”) Oh, just like that. (And when he opened his hand, it was a cricket.) Oh. (It was a cricket, but it worked. It really took away all my fears and I had no problem. And how this pertains to the story of crickets in Arizona is that I used to do energy work at one time on my path, and the crickets… I always loved crickets for that reason. And so, I would always try to help crickets from that point on. And even to the point when I would see them in trouble, I would help them, put them outside… So that’s the story with crickets.
And then two bird[-people], I feel a very closeness with bird[-people] as well. And I have an understanding with them. For example, we have bird[-people] in our yard, for sure. And we have one that’s called, we named him Butler. And he seems to be the one… that’s his territory, so he watches the whole territory. And he actually comes and sings to me every morning.) That’s good. (Yes, sings “Good morning” to me. And we’re all familiar about Saint Francis of Assisi. There’s a story out by a Greek author, Kazantzakis, and it’s the story of Saint Francis’ life. And in the end, He turns into a sparrow[-person]. And so, when I read that story, I wanted to give everything I had away, but I also was drawn to Him because I love bird[-people]. And so, when I read that, and at the end of the story where He turned into a sparrow(-person), I was always accompanied by many bird[-people] after that. And they would come to me at all times, and I would ask them. I would say, “Are you Saint Francis?”) What did they say? (They would say, “We’ll let you figure that out.”) Oh, really? (Yes, but there was just a big group of bird[-people] just at different times. I could be at a restaurant, and they would come up to the window. And I would say, “Are you Saint Francis?” And so, it’s just a lot of love sharing with the animal[-people].)
Oh, are you OK now? (Yes.) You can talk now? OK. Give it to her. She’s waiting. I can feel the pressure. We can communicate, alright, (Yes, I know.) with these “animal(-people)”. (The first time I realized that I can talk to at least ants at that time was I was just initiated, and I was living in an apartment in San Jose [California]. And there was a whole bunch of ants that were visiting in my kitchen. I had a very little kitchen and there was a big line of them. So, I reported it immediately to my manager, who was right next door, and this is a big, burly Irish guy. And so, he says, “OK, I’ll take care of it.” In the meantime, I thought, “Oh,” Something came to me and I thought, “I think I should just figure out if I could talk to these ants so that they won’t need to be eradicated with the poison.”
So I started talking to them psychically and said, “It’s time now for you to go back. You’ve done your visit, and thank you for visiting, and you can go back to the same way you came through.” And that was it. So two hours later, I turned around and looked in the kitchen, and there was only about half of them left. I said, “Oh, that’s pretty good.” And about six hours later, they were gone.) Oh. (So the next day, my manager knocked on the door, got this big, huge spray gun, and he says, “OK.” He said, “I’m ready to get rid of your ants.” And I said, “That’s OK. I already took care of them.” He said, “What did you do?” I said, “I talked to them.” He said, “You vegan!” He found that I was vegan a few days before that.) He knows that.
(And another story, but I guess I tend to gravitate toward ants, because the second time we went to a two-day retreat in L.A. [Los Angeles], and by the bookstore there was a cemented area where people put their big tents. And one day I saw everybody was moving away from that big area, and I said, “What’s going on? How come you guys are moving?” They said, “Oh, a big bunch of ants, big ones. They’re eating us up.” So I said, “Oh, OK.” So then I went back to my tent and I saw a whole bunch of them behind my tent. And immediately I said, “Oh my God.” But right away I wanted to just do something drastic. And I thought, “No, wait a minute. I remember I know how to talk to ants.” So I told them again, I said, “OK, I make a deal with you. It’s OK. You can stay right here. You don’t even have to leave. As long as you don’t go inside my tent, you’ll be fine.” I came back about after meditation, they were completely gone. They left.
And then my last story I had was with my mom. I lived with my mom. She had this big house, and one afternoon she had all these flying ants in the family room, and I saw her coming with this big fly swatter and a spray gun. And I said, “Wait, wait, wait, Mom.” I said, “Let me take care of them.” And she said, “Well, what are you going to do?” I said – I kind of didn’t want to tell her.) Yeah, yeah. (I said, “Well,) Difficult. (I’ll talk to them.” She looked at me really funny, and she went upstairs. So, I talked to the ants. Same thing, I said, “Please go back to your home and thanks for coming, and you’ve already spent enough time with us. Bye-bye.” So I checked them out about… I went to bed, and I came back downstairs at midnight. They were all gone! So I thought, “Oh my God. I don’t know what happened to them.” I was worried. “My mom must have really gotten rid of them.” So the next morning I asked her, “What did you do with the ants, Mom?” She says, “I don’t know. I did nothing to them.” I said, “Oh my God, they did listen to me.”) Yes, that's good. (So from then on I knew that I could talk to them. And I…)
You can talk alright, but the thing is whether they answer back. (Now I…) Whether you can hear them. We all can talk to them. (Right.) It's just that we cannot hear them. That’s a special gift. (I was able to hear a parrot[-person] that was visiting a vegan restaurant in San Jose California.) Oh. (We had one that visits there every day, and he was… everyone stopped by to see this parrot[-person] because he’s so beautiful and he talks a lot. He says all kinds of words, and one day nobody was paying attention. Everybody was so noisy, and he started screaming like talking to someone, and nobody paid attention. So I started talking to him from a distance. And so, we were talking back and forth, and nobody was there. He wanted some attention. So, I just started talking back, and I didn’t realize that I was understanding what he was saying, and his words were inaudible to other people. But I could hear the words exactly, and I was talking back to him, and I was acknowledging him.) n English? (In English.) Oh, not inside, but outside. (Outside too, at the same time.) OK. (Yes.) So, that parrot(-person) belonged to somebody? (One of the disciples, and he comes to visit, and eats there at the restaurant every day.) So he brings him. (He brings the parrot[-person], yes.) Is that person here? (No. He didn’t come.)
OK. Yeah, is that you? Is that your parrot(-person)? (I can talk to my dog[-person].) You talk to your dog(-person)? What did he say to you? (He’s living in my home already for 13 years.) I know, but does he talk to you? (Yes, mostly I understand. He’s very smart and so gentle, the dog[-person]. He’s vegetarian for 10 years.) Where are you all going? Going home? Oh, oh. It’s time to go, right? (No. No.) (Yes, every time my friend comes to my home, sees the dog(-person), he just says, “He has like human eyes.”) Human eyes.
(Yes, he looks like a human, very smart dog(-person). Mostly he can pick my mind very exactly. Also, I can pick his mind exactly too. Mostly he wants to eat everything. He’s old, he’s old, 13 years. One day, I talked to my husband, said “He’s too old. Maybe I don’t want to [take care] of him anymore. Maybe give to somebody else.” After that, he’s so… the eyes were so sad, always inside saying, “Please, please, please, don’t give me away.” Always said like that. Always said, “Oh, please, please, please, please, please.” So one day I said, “OK, OK, I will take care your whole life.” After, he was so happy.) Oh. (Yes. He also takes care of me, very smart. One day, my leg was broken, he just sat by my bedroom, looked at me every day, stayed there.) Oh. (Yes. This dog[-person] [is] very, very smart.) Yes, yes. (Very, very smart, or sensitive. The eyes, just like human eyes look.) You take care of him, OK? (Yes.) You take care, don’t give him away. (Yes.) You promised already. (Yes. I will.) Yes. (Yes.)
Dog(-people), they like to be with their caretaker all the time until they die, but many dog(-people) don’t have that chance. I know. They say every four seconds one dog(-person) is killed in America. (Wow!) One dog(-person) is put to death because of being unwanted. They’re not wanted by the ex-caretaker. Or even if I make a mistake, maybe not four seconds but four minutes, but even then, every four minutes one dog(-person) dies in America alone. Even if it’s four minutes, it’s terrible. Not talking about disaster or accident, no, they’ve been put to death in the shelter. Just say four minutes in case I’m wrong, in case I make a mistake between four minutes and four seconds. But every four minutes, as I’m talking to you now, hundreds of them have already died, a very miserable death. If you have to put your dog(-person) to sleep for any reason because he’s sick or too old or something, you talk to him, tell him what’s going on. Don’t just throw him in the clinic, let them do it or something like that.
(Mostly he doesn’t like to take a shower. So right now, his body has something else, sickness, problem, so I [give him] more showers. So he’s just listening. Just lets me [give him] a shower all the time. Yes, he understands.) Yeah, if you explain. (Yes, just like my kids understand, very smart, the dog[-person].) All dog(-people) are smart, believe me. (Yes.) When you love him, there is a response always. When you talk to the animal(-people), sometimes you can talk to them, but you cannot always tell them what to do, of course. But at least, he knows that you care.
Even if you cannot communicate psychically, even if you cannot hear what he responds, you try your best and talk to him in English. And while you’re talking, he understands because you form a picture in your mind what you’re talking about. There’s a relation between what you’re saying and what you’re thinking inside. For example, if I want to ask a brother, “Brother, please bring me a cup of water.” Then in my mind there is a cup of water. And that’s what he understands. It’s just that if we don’t have the gift, we cannot understand back what he says to us, not so obviously, but we could have feeling and intuition, and that’s a different thing. But like the sister here, she really can talk to animal(-people) if she wants to.
Alright, I have to work, so I’ll see you later. Let’s go talk to my dog(-people). I’m going to test her. The Aulacese (Vietnamese), I’ll see you later after you eat. Maybe a little later because we’re late. So, I let you eat first, and instead of 5:30 PM, maybe 6 or 6:30 PM. (Yes.) You sit in the gym. And the contact persons, can also be there if you want, but you sit behind them or around them. (Yes.) The contact persons can be there, any time, any time, and in any group, can be there if you want to, but sit behind the group, behind. And the Aulacese (Vietnamese), anybody, some sit on the stage, some sit down there because we don’t have enough stage. See you. (See You, Master.)
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