And now we have a heartline from Tuệ Lâm in Âu Lạc, also known as Vietnam:
Dear Most Beloved Master, I would like to share my inner vision, hoping that this message can reach and inspire people around the world. I believe it is very important for those who still think that simply stopping the consumption of large animal-people is good enough.
During meditation with the Quan Yin Method, I had an inner vision about a beautiful little crab (I sensed her to be equivalent to a child under four years old). The little crab was happily playing alone under the sea with a small seaweed and the coral reefs. Suddenly, a group of people appeared and started chasing her. The little crab was terrified, crying out desperately and trying to run to her parents for help. After escaping for a while, she looked back and saw no one behind. She breathed a sigh of relief and felt overjoyed. But that brief moment of happiness quickly vanished. The little crab looked up and saw another group of people approaching. Amid her desperate cries, this time, she couldn’t escape their grasp. I tried to plead with them, saying, “Please don’t eat the little crab. Please release her back to the sea.” But it seemed that no one could hear my plea. After capturing the little crab, the people tore off her shell, poured sauce over her, and ate her with enjoyment. What happened next was surprising: The person who ate the little crab started foaming at the mouth, suffering from severe poisoning and had to be rushed to the hospital.
When I awoke from meditation, I was still sobbing, as I fully felt the emotions of the little crab – from happiness and joy to fear and the sorrow of never seeing her parents again. What broke my heart the most was sensing the soul of the little crab – a beautiful, innocent, and pure soul of a child. May Heaven bless the little crab with a new, better, and happier life. And I earnestly wish to share the story of the little crab with everyone, so they can understand that all small beings, like sea creatures, also have families, parents, and siblings. They do have feelings, just like us.
Therefore, before you want to harm any creature, ask yourself first: “Would you want to witness someone eating your little child joyfully playing in front of your house?” The answer will surely be “NO” – and that is the message the little crab wants to convey to you. And protect your own life, for consuming animal-people harms your own body, as animal-people are not meant to be food; they are sentient beings! Disciple Tuệ Lâm from Âu Lạc (Vietnam)
Thoughtful Tuệ Lâm, We hope that this benevolent reminder will convince many to shift their eating choices to a vegan diet.
Master shares Her insightful thoughts with you: “Empathetic Tuệ Lâm, thank you for your compassion and meditating with a pure heart, thus other beings can find a way to connect with you Inside to let you feel firsthand their suffering. All sentient beings, whether big or small, share the same emotions as us. Every creation of God has its purpose, and it is a sin to take away a life. Our dream for a peaceful planet can only be achieved when the cries, tears, and screams of animal-people due to our acts of cruelty end. May you and the zestful Aulacese (Vietnamese) people be blessed with wisdom to lead a dharmic way of life, in Buddha’s Guidance. Embracing you in God’s comfort and lots of love.”
