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So, the next song is an original song. It’s in Italian. It’s one of my songs. It’s called “Amarti Sì,” which means “Loving You” or “Love You.” And it’s very very beautiful also. The lyrics are about the feeling that you feel when you really give yourself. So, I think in general, in love, when we really have a connection with God, we can really do many things for ourselves and people, so I think it’s all about this. I think it doesn’t matter the religion, it’s doesn’t matter the culture and the nation. What is important is to understand what’s the message that He wants to give us, and try to respect everything around us, in us and so to earn points, like You were saying. “Spiritual money.”The talent that is to come is equally as amazing as the talent that you’ve seen already. These dancers are going to be performing to a song that was written by the Supreme Master Ching Hai. Again, yes. You have to stop being so prolific. If You keep writing, we’re going to keep dancing for You. “These poems, mostly I wrote when I was younger. Now I don’t even have time to breathe. And if I knew that one day somebody would set them into music, I would have written better. I would have written different words.” I think You did just fine. “But I was younger. Forgive, if anything is not good.”“We’re going to close with a song with the entire cast, a finale. Also, the lyrics are the poems of the wonderful Supreme Master Ching Hai. And we want to say, because She’s very shy, that the reason that many of the songs were chosen tonight is because we love Her heart, we love Her soul, we love Her spirit. We’re very grateful for Her high consciousness and the very private poems that She’s written that we had an opportunity to perform and share with you this night. And so, if I may now, we say, ‘Thank You so much for sharing Your spirit with us.’ Because we say ‘ooh,’ and ‘ah,’ especially people like me, I’m Christian, but I meditate and contemplate, and so we’re coming to the same place. So, we’re very, very grateful that You put some of Your spirituality, not just in points, but in poems.”
