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In need doesn’t mean they’re homeless or he needs… Sometimes, an emotional need is also a person in need. Like, you give them fearlessness, you give them comfort. That is also charity, also love, also compassion. Giving is not always money. So there are a lot of people who are in need in this world. So if you see a friend or neighbor, they’re in distress or something, they’re also in need, not necessarily that they’re poor. But also be careful. I was very humble, and still I got into trouble, so be very careful. It’s not like you have love and compassion, and you conquer everybody. It’s not like that. They’re so fearful of love, I have discovered. Fearful of generosity, fearful of unconditional love. So fearful, because they didn’t have this before. They don’t know what it is. It’s just like sometimes animal (-people), they’re wounded and all that, and you come to want to help them, but they’re so scared of humans, they run away from you. […]
You’ll get used to it. [It] takes some time, because it’s too good, we haven’t had it for a long time. (That’s right. Yes.) It’s OK. It’s OK. It’s OK. Because we know this, we don’t hate people. See? And forgive everyone easily. We’re also silly like this. (Yes.) Even fear the love of GOD. […]
