And by the way, I was invited here by the government. Therefore, I came to Honolulu. […] But nevertheless, we have to thank the government of Hawaii and the United States for making such things happen. And I was invited here to be awarded a kind of Peace Prize. (Wow!) […] So it is a very dignified occasion. That’s why you are invited here to share the joy and the honor. […]
And if you go sightseeing, then remember what I said to you. Don’t touch all the plants because some of them are poisonous, and will give you extreme internal discomfort. And respect the law here, and be careful as always in every, every tourist resort. Even in paradise tourist resorts, you also have to keep your purse stringed together and safe in the pocket. I don’t guarantee any safety if you don’t look after yourself. And also, sometimes if we are too careless, then we invite people to become bad. […] And then you give them ideas. Then they start to have problems. And you will have problems. Therefore, everywhere you go, keep quiet, be careful, and respect the law and order of that country and place. […]
And take care of your visas and all those expiration dates. Alright? (Yes.) Don’t say, “The Master blesses me. I can do anything I want.” That’s not the point. Even I respect the order of the country. (Yes.) Like in Taiwan (Formosa), if I can stay [for] only two months, then I stay two months. I don’t rely on my fame and my supporters in Taiwan (Formosa) to cause trouble for the law. […]
