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One should not love one’s possessions that much. Afterwards you don’t take it with you, of course not. But then one should also not have no possessions. Because if we don’t have it, then we have to rely on other people. (Yes.) That’s the only reason. Otherwise, if we can take care of ourselves, we don’t have to earn too much money. It depends. One or two persons, it’s alright. If one or two persons, it’s alright. But for me, as a teacher, and when I go everywhere, I go too often. And I take many people. And then I must take care that I don’t overburden you with my expenses. Because I should come to you as a friend. Just to see you, talk to you. And not that you have to offer anything to me because our friendship should stay pure, unconditional. […]
Like, for example, why I change my clothes all the time? So that it also doesn’t become like a uniform. Because many people don’t wear monks and nuns [robes,] don’t shave their heads, but they wear the same clothes all the time. It is the same, and I would not like people to imitate me and to make this life a monotone, a boring place to live. Everybody is white or everybody is black, because look at God. Does Hes make everything white? Does Hes make everything black? No. All kinds of colors. […]
