All the Buddhas work together. And don’t ever think Christianity is better than Buddhism, and vice versa, and any other good religions, like Sikhism is the best, or Islam is the best, and go out and slander other Masters, like Lord Jesus, the Buddha, Guru Nanak, for example, or Prophet Muhammad, Peace Be Upon Him – Peace Be Upon all the Masters. At the time when Guru Nanak Dev Ji was still on Earth, Sikhism was the best. Whoever followed Sikhism at that time was the best, best luck for them, because the Master was still alive. His Power was in full bloom. So, when the Buddha was on Earth, whoever followed the Buddha was the best, and Buddhism at that time was the best. But you must remember, at that time, before the Buddha, there was no Buddhism until Buddha came and they used His name to make a religion. […]
So I’m talking now to the whole public, but I don’t think all the people listen to me, what I said just now. But you, my so-called God-disciples, have to respect all the Masters, all the good religions, as long as They teach good things and no harmful things to anyone on this planet, including the animal-people, nature, the jungle, the forest, the rivers, the oceans, the Earth. We owe our life, our survival to all this, to all the Masters’ Blessing and Power, and to all the power of all the nature that I have just mentioned. […] And, of course, above all, all this is due to God’s Power, God’s Grace, God’s Mercy, God’s Love, God’s Greatness for all beings created by Hiers Power, even misused by the lower level of hierarchy. […]
Now, we talked about arrogance. People think they go to church or they are priests and have many followers and are respected by society, and because of their outward performance, it looks like they’re following God and respect God and do God’s Will, but they don’t. They just use their position or their outer activities in the religious domain to boast or to feel proud, to feel that they’re holy, they’re faithful, they’re good. These are the people who will be caught by maya, because they know you. […]
