From now on, I am going to do my videos without my glasses. This is an opportunity for you
to look into my eyes, drunk with Bliss, but yet very alert. Alertness and drunkenness
go together, and that is Enlightenment. You have to really remain not in your Cortex.
You live in the Pineal [Gland]. And you will talk from the Pineal [Gland]. That is Enlightenment.
In Mount Shasta, I’m going to do something very significant, just not for the participants
who are coming there, but for the people who are living there, for the entities who are
living there. That place has become too spiritual. There is an imbalance there. That’s why
there is so much poverty consciousness in that area.
And this is very common for spiritual people to lose touch with spiritual consciousness.
They dichotomized these two realities: God and money; matter and spirit. So I am going
to do something there, while I am there, to correct this imbalance, not only for the space
in Mt Shasta, but for all of those people living there and particularly, of course,
for the students who are coming there for this program.
It is very important not to create the enmity between God and money. That’s a very, very
important lesson. I was in Egypt conducting a seminar for a
couple of weeks. I selected The Four Seasons [Hotel] there, in Cairo. They were excited,
the hotel people, because 200 people staying there for two weeks is great business for
them. So they interviewed me for their magazine, “The Four Season’s Magazine.” And they
asked me, “Generally spiritual people stay in motels, or cheap hotels, and how come your
group chose this most luxurious place around here?” I said, “My teaching is to bridge
the gap between the two, spirituality and materiality.” And then, I said to them that
I experienced very deep meditations in beautiful hotels when compared to the Himalayas.”
God Bless