If He is a good King, we should serve and respect Him and contribute our talent completely to Him. If He is not, we should preserve the talent and wisdom that God gave us, right? God gave us the talent and wisdom, not to the King, but to us, for us to serve the whole country, the whole world. Not for the King. If the King doesn’t know how to use us, we can wait and find someone else later. Our goal is to serve the country, serve the people. Bring people happiness, not to serve a king and then let Him praise us for it. For example, we have a very… very pretty peacock(-person) and we force her to marry a toad(-person). The toad(-person) doesn’t like the peacock(-person) and doesn’t want to marry her. Then are we going to feel hurt, and then kill the peacock(-person)? Will we? (No.) That would be very silly. So when we do anything, even the right thing, if we do it at a wrong time or in a wrong occasion, it would be useless. This is wisdom. […]
We should practice to reach this level. We won’t need to say anything and everyone will like and follow us, and chase after us to ask questions. That’s when we’re good. Only when they seek us, then we answer. Otherwise, no. Don’t give people a hard sell. […] This is not the way to save sentient beings. Let him accept it naturally, if he really likes it, after knowing the basics, having learned the ABCs, then you can teach him to speak English. […]
