There is a place called Supreme Throne, like the chair for the king. But that is below! That’s not where I am right now, even. Passing, zoop! Way, way, way, way... Don’t even see where it is anymore. They’re called Supreme Omnipresent, Supreme Throne, Supreme Power, all kinds of things in Heaven. So Supreme Master is nothing really. Small potato. Everybody thinks it’s a big deal calling yourself “Supreme Master.” At that time, I was. Now – oh, that title, you can have it if you want. It’s no big deal anymore.
Hallo. Hallo, everybody! Here. So these are supposed to be the best guys? It’s from my house, my room. (Wow!) I hope it’s enough. If not, I have one, little one. OK, everybody! (Thank You.) OK, I just throw. (Yes!) Like that. Everybody only one. (OK! Yes.) Symbolic. We have a lot here. It’s from my house. Different. (Thank You.) Brought with love. My house. My house! This is this house! Everywhere is house! I’m not used to it yet, guys. Please, easy on me, OK? I’m not used to… I came straight from the cave. I’m telling you, it’s true. Cave. Cavewoman! Caveman! Cave people. (Oh!)
I don’t know who’s that guy? I remember him. I don’t know where he came from. Yeah, that guy. (Costa Rica) Ah. OK, I remember – cameramen. Any more? Anybody doesn’t have? Just one. Upstairs? Oh, sorry. How many people? Three? (Four.) Four? Look at that! Four hearts. Could you please bring them upstairs? (OK. I’ll take this one too.) No. It’s OK, love. Four, it’s enough. Enough, or they’ll get fat. The room is small!
How are you guys? (Very good, Master. Thank You.) Lovely to see you. Man! I’m not used to it yet. I don’t know what to wear, and what kind of makeup to put on, and what shoes to put on and… I’m not used to it. You take it easy, OK, guys? Thanks. Really, I’m not used to it yet. Oh, sorry! I really came straight from a cave. I don’t know where I am yet. I know you guys want to see me, so I’ll try to pop out. Maybe once a week. Have a good look.
It’s better inside… Oh, so many cushions. Gosh, two blankets. I have a lot of stuff in my house, dear God. God knows. God knows why I have so many things in my house. I took a good look at my garderobe when I first came and I thought, “Oh, Jesus Christ! Is that what I’m going to wear, again? No.” So this is just casual wear. They bought it for me from outside. They said, “Oh, I have to wash it and iron first, Master.” I said, “Don’t worry!” I don’t even wear anything at home. What for to bother? Because if you iron my clothes, my wrinkles just show off, even worse. So might as well. Like this, it’s more harmonized. So they don’t notice the wrinkles too much. Do I look older than before or…? (No.) No? (Not at all.) Same? (Younger!) Younger, of course! Of course.
Normally I feel good and young and pretty. Today, no. I don’t know why. Feel a little bit… a little bit tired. The attendants, very important. They can make trouble. They can make your mood different. They try so hard to get all the attention for themselves. So when I got here, I’m a little bit empty sometimes, tired. Hey, does anybody want to be my attendant? Now it’s easy. Only three dog-people. I cook for myself. I cook myself. No, I cook for myself. I clean my house. It’s not a house; it’s a cave. Very easy, – finito! So, it’s not very difficult to be my attendant anymore. Volunteers? Yeah? Why not? You, too? What is that? No, no, huh? It’s just a tissue, right? OK, OK. Anyway.
Where are you from? (Me?) Yeah, you, you, the volunteer. (I’m sorry. Hungary.) Hungary? (Yes.) Oh, dear. Who is up there? Germany? (Czech Republic.) Czech Republic. Are they all pretty like that in your country? Yes? Yeah, open a little bit like that. You still can hear, right? It’s not too noisy, right? And you guys don’t laugh too loud, OK? Might disturb the walls. The walls have ears, they say. Alright. Hungary. You have no job there? No husband? (I have a husband-to-be.) Five husbands-to-be? (No, one husband-to-be.) One husband-to-be? (Yes, he is an initiate also.) Oh, yeah, but that won’t do. Husband-to-be is never “to-be” too good. He always tries to get you. (Sometimes, yes. It’s not always easy.) It’s not always easy. But it’s easy sometimes…
What’s that, so wet here? Why? They just washed it. (Vinegar. Vinegar water.) Oh, my God. Why? Why vinegar on this? Is it a salad? And even if you do it, please dry it. My goodness! I would smell like a salad. My God, look at that soaking! Oh! Put it in the dryer first, OK? Oh man, we don’t need this. Why is that? It’s all clean, why put vinegar on? You worry I contaminate it. Right? I cleaned my teeth twice today, already. Thanks for your always good intentions. I’m up to here with all the good intentions around me. If I say, “Oh, that (vegan) cake’s not bad,” because I haven’t eaten it for ages, then tomorrow I’ll have ten boxes of them. How can you eat it all? Tell you what. I have a lot of stuff in my house. Afterward, you can go and get something. I had even more before. Just, I told them, “Please, not too much.” And then they took some away. They took only the good things away.
Who is taking care of my house? Where is the (vegan) mochi [sticky rice cake]? There were some boxes of the sticky cakes, where is it? (There’re some in the fridge.) No, I didn’t see any, only (vegan) chocolate. (Only [vegan] chocolate?) Yeah. Oh, somebody has eaten it. Thanks. Thanks Heaven. (Maybe downstairs in the kitchen.) Huh? (Maybe there’s some downstairs in our kitchen.) How many? (I’m not sure.) So everybody can have just one like that? A box is about this big and only six in there. So everybody can have two looks and one taste. If I’m in a generous mood, you can have three looks. And then two tastes.
Alright. No, because there was a lot before, and I hardly touched it. Sometimes I eat with you, one or two [of] you guys. And then there was a lot in there, and I was thinking, if you come, I’ll give you some. The Chinese (mochi) is special, for the ones who are not Chinese. And the Chinese can just stand by and… drool a little bit. You go get some! Maybe they took it and put it in the kitchen, because I couldn’t find it. I wanted to bring it here, now. Because I heard that you’re only 40 or something, I thought that’s OK. If a lot, then we don’t have enough of those things. They are gifts from Taiwan (Formosa). Very good. But I don’t like sweets too much.
OK. Is there anything I can do for you? Any silly questions? How come you came so quick? Oh, it’s not quick. Ten days notice already, right? How many days? (One week.) One week’s notice? And you just jumped here like that? (Yes.) Not bad. There will be a lot more today, tonight. Twenty. It’s good. It’s good so that I can get used to it a little bit. If like before, you could not even walk anywhere, then I’m dead. I’m dead. Because I think I’m so fragile now. I feel healthy, just fragile, somehow. I feel like I could melt anytime now. Just melt away like that. Just feel that way. Suppose you see an empty chair in a couple of minutes, you’ll know what happened, right? Put me in the fridge, so I congregate again.
Oh, really, I feel so fragile. I don’t know why. I’m very, very sensitive to all kinds of different energy. It’s not a blessing. It’s a kind of suffering in a way. You almost, like, can see through everybody, read through everything, and feel through everybody. It’s kind of funny. Sometimes you don’t want to know. Everybody asked me before, “Master, can You give me this magic power to read somebody’s mind?” I said, “Oh, you don’t want to know. It’s all garbage in there.” The less we know, the better.
So, how’s your meditation? You’re good? You feel better or not? Any improvement? (Yes.) In your life? (Yes.) I mean, you feel it really, or just thinking? (Feel it.) Feel it, huh? (Feel it.) And know it also from visions sometimes? (Yes.) Is something wrong with your eyes, honey? No? (No, it’s OK.) You keep doing this. You need something? Eye drops? I have a lot. (No.) No? OK. Those simple eye drops, you know, maybe like tear water. Maybe they have them in the office. (No, it is OK.) If you don’t want to take mine. Because I sometimes have problems with my eyes, too. Especially when you do some make-up, you need big eyes, and then bad. When I sit here long, then it’s also running. So, I understand. Are you sensitive to light or something? (No.) No.
So, where are you now, Sixth, Seventh Level, or…? That’s not it? What is that? He’s laughing. That’s not … Is it the one? No. I mean the ones in the boxes. (No, it’s not the same.) Don’t have any more? (No.) Oh. Then I don’t think they like it. You don’t like it, do you? No, huh? No. (Yes.) I don’t think they like [it]. (Yes.) No? (Yes.) Yes? (Yes.) Shameless. Like anything! Like anything! OK, here. Can you please pass? If don’t have enough, then each one share [with] the neighbor. Just break it and eat it. I don’t know what to tell you, might as well give you some (vegan) cakes. That’s the thing that they do. You know, children at home, when you don’t know what to do with them, just turn on the television, give them all kinds of (vegan) goodies that they like. Here, baby. My dog-people, also.
So, how are your dog(-people), your cat(-people)? (Good!) Good? How old are you? How young are you? (I was turning 30.) Thirty? (Yes, on 20th of June.) What? (On 20th of June, I was turning 30.) 20th of June. Oh, congratulations! (Thank You.) Ah, 30 is a good year. Wow. But you have another 20 years of hard trouble to go. After 40 – oh, trouble, trouble. Fifty, OK. Sixty, you’re dead, like me. You don’t want any more man-to-be or not-to-be.
Can you get it a little bit higher? Can you put the volume up a little bit? I forgot his name. The Costa Rican. Because it’s not a Costa Rican name, is it? (No.) You should be like, Juan Carlos, or Jorge, or even Jesus. A lot of them named Jesus, in Spanish. It’s no problem. Everybody’s called, “Jesus this,” “Jesus that,” and when I tell everybody I’m “Supreme Master,” they say, “What?” You know, they dare to name themselves after the Lord. And I’m just a Supreme Master. They even have Supreme Supermarket. Supreme Court. What’s the big deal, Supreme Master? And calling yourself Jesus. You know, “calling the name of the Lord in vain.” And nobody thinks anything. And just a “Supreme Master” and everybody would say, “Blasphemous! Who is She? What kind of ‘Supreme’?”
Ah, they don’t know. We’re even above that now. There is a place called Supreme Throne, like the chair for the king. But that is below! That’s not where I am right now, even. Passing, zoop! Way, way, way, way... Don’t even see where it is anymore. They’re called Supreme Omnipresent, Supreme Throne, Supreme Power, all kinds of things in Heaven. So Supreme Master is nothing really. Small potato. Everybody thinks it’s a big deal calling yourself “Supreme Master.” At that time, I was. Now – oh, that title, you can have it if you want. It’s no big deal anymore.
