(I wonder, if I do the (inner Heavenly) Sound meditation continuously for three hours and the time for the (inner Heavenly) Light meditation is not enough, does it matter?) Then you have to make it up later. […] If you drink too much water, then eat too little food, does it matter?
Drink more tonics if you have poor health. Drink tonics. (Before, when my body ached, I prayed to Master to help me feel better. Master made me feel better right away.) […] (She became well after praying to Master.) Prayed to me and you immediately got well? (Yes.) (OK. Thank You, Master.) Pray whenever you feel the pain. OK? (OK. OK.) You have such good medicine and you don’t take it, why are you still asking?
(Master, I have a question. Sometimes I hear the sound of You singing the Buddha’s Chanting, and sometimes I hear the sound of popular songs. Is it normal?) Normal. It’s normal. (They’re the songs I had heard before, playing alternatively. Is it normal?) Because it has been recorded inside. And then during the (inner Heavenly) Sound or Light meditation, they emerge, to be erased. (Yes. Many times.) OK. But they’ll be gone in the future. […]
Because you’re learning with me, you feel like you have betrayed him, and that you shouldn’t do that. Many qigong masters have also come to pay respects to me. So, you haven’t done anything wrong. Forgive yourself. […] He has a lot of disciples. He doesn’t need you. OK? Don’t blame others randomly. It’s your own incorrect concept. You’re not being grateful to your former master. You write a letter to thank him, saying that now you’ve found another Master who is more suitable for you and have more affinity with you. But you’ll always remember what he has taught you. Wish him peace, happiness, longevity, and a lot of disciples, etc. (Thank You, Master.) Buy a present for him. Send him a present (OK.) to express your appreciation. (OK. Thank You, Master.) Then there will be no trouble, OK?
