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PEACE EDUCATION PROGRAM

And the bunny says, “Fine. I’ll prove it. You follow me, and

I will show you. I’ll go through the jungle, and you will see
the behavior of the rest of the animals.”

So, if you can imagine, there’s the bunny, and he’s jumping
along with this huge lion following him. And guess what?

As soon as all the animals see the two coming, they flee.

Upon seeing this, the lion is amazed, “Powerful bunny!

He’s right! He is right! Everybody is afraid of him.
Everybody is afraid of him. What he said must be true!”

But that is not the case. The bunny knew just one thing—that this lion did not
understand his own potential. If he did, he would have realized, “It’s not the bunny.

It’s me—the lion—that they are afraid of.”

So that day the bunny successfully saved his life.

The same thing applies to us. Who are we? What are we? We have forgotten. We
come in this world, and immediately we begin to weigh our life on the scales of
“what I don’t have.”

In this world, people want to be millionaires; people want to be billionaires; people
want to be trillionaires. There’s so much greed.

We have become the society of “what we don’t have.” We do not dream about what
we have; we dream about what we don’t have. “Oh, I wish I could have that.” “Oh, I

we dream about what we don’t have

we do not dream about what we have