QUÝ TRỌNG NHỮNG THỨ MIỄN PHÍ

Hello everyone, I'm standing next to a mango tree, it's very big, isn't it? It's from my garden. I just bought it recently. As you can see, the mango tree is very big. Here, we have about 6 big mango trees like this. Behind me is a stone house. I will introduce it to everyone. Today, I would like to share with everyone about respect for free things. In the past, many people thought that they only needed money. They only needed to make money. They didn't need to go to the fields to plant trees. If they had money, they could buy rice. If they had money, they could buy vegetables. If they had money, they could buy fruits. I would like to tell you that there are things that are very annoying when it comes to money. Maybe you think it's very convenient, but if we have to rely on money for everything, it will come at some point. But in the current situation, we have already seen the annoyance. When we rely on nature, we will be very healthy and at ease. I really like this garden because it has many ancient trees, fruit trees, bananas, mangoes, and dragon fruit. These are the trees that we can harvest without waiting for a long time. This is my vegetable garden. If we spend money to buy vegetables, we can buy a lot of vegetables. But we don't know the quality of the vegetables. We don't know the toxicity inside the vegetables. If we spend money to buy rice, the sky and the earth will feed us. The sky and the earth will feed us. The air, the sky, and the quality of the soil. As you can see, the trees are very soft. This is a fish plant. It doesn't need medicine. It only needs a little fertilizer. This is the vegetable garden I just planted. This is a piece of cabbage, a piece of cabbage, a piece of corn, a piece of lettuce, and a piece of turnip. This turnip is very beautiful and delicious. It is stir-fried deliciously. Turnip means that we eat the turnip. The turnip is a flower. I have harvested it several times. Stir-fried deliciously. It's beautiful, right? When I just planted it, although the soil was good, I didn't put a little organic fertilizer in it. The soil was pretty good. Now I put a little organic fertilizer in it. When it rains, the soil will be green like this. I'm going to a new banana farm that has just been born. Very beautiful. The mother banana gives birth to a baby banana. It gives birth to a baby tree, and it gives birth to a farm. It gives birth to corn. It will give birth to more than 10 baby bananas. It will be old after a few months. This is an old banana tree. We can harvest it right now. Or we can leave it to ripen. We can leave it to ripen. It's old like this. It's almost ripe. It's beautiful, right? You can buy these things. But it's not as valuable as what you grow. You have to take care of it. You can also hear the sound of the stream. There's a running stream down here. Let me film the stream for you to see. The water is running here, see? A garden on a high mountain with a running stream is very precious. We have fruit trees here. It's free. We have free air. We have free sunlight to make sunlight. We have free water to make drinking water. We have fresh water and pepper. Mangoes bear fruit every year. There's a lot. We can't eat it all. We have to give it to our neighbors. We can't eat it all. There's a lot of bananas here. This is another mango tree. There's a bunch of jacquard flowers outside. This is a flower. It grows by itself. It's free. I have a lot of pineapples here. There's a bunch of jacquard flowers outside. It's free. It blooms in winter. There's a yellow flower here. There's a big peach tree here. It blooms in spring. There's only a bunch of dragon fruits here. I'm planting more. But the dragon fruit here is very sweet. It's much sweeter than the one in Binh Thuan. Because it's organic. It's not only organic, but it's also unhygienic. See? There's a lot of fruit. It may not be high in energy, but it's good enough. If I plant more, it'll be good enough. Now I'm going to show you a free thing in this garden. This banana flower is very beautiful. Every time I harvest, I have to share it with my neighbors. I don't eat it all. The next free thing I want to share with you is this stone. This stone is completely natural. It's available in the garden. I'm going to build a lake here. If I had to buy this stone to build a landscape, it would cost a lot. It would cost a lot. It would cost a lot of money. People even sign on the stone. But here I have it for free. I'm going to use it. It's beautiful, isn't it? It's a lake. I'm going to build a lake. I'm going to build a lake for children and a lake for water to irrigate the vegetable garden. There may be life in this lake. I'm going to make this stone a place to sit and drink coffee, or a bed to read a book. There's an umbrella next to it. I'm going to use this free stone to make a pond here. A stone pond. Do you think it looks like a pond? It looks like a pond. But I'm going to make a garden. It's very beneficial because we don't have to destroy the environment. We don't have to cut down the green trees. We don't have to cut down the wood. We have something to use. And back to the idea that Quy Lam said earlier, that if we own everything, money is very annoying. And Quy Lam used this example for everyone to understand. When we have to spend money to buy air, it's very annoying. Now we don't respect the air. We breathe a lot since we were little. But sometimes we think it's normal. It's natural. We don't have to care about it. We care more about the money. As I told you, there was a man in Italy during the pandemic. He had to breathe with an oxygen machine. He had to pay 80,000 dollars. He cried. The doctor asked him if he regretted the money. He said he didn't regret the money. He said he felt guilty to the earth when he breathed the air for free for 70 years. But he didn't know. Now the pandemic makes many people breathe with oxygen. Even if you have money, you can't buy oxygen to breathe. Now we should respect the free things. Like the air, the plants, the natural things. The animals that nature has created to feed us. If we don't respect it, we destroy it. We hurt it. We make it disappear. We destroy it. We have no source of life. Money is just paper. I want to end this video with a quote from a Polish prisoner. He wrote a letter to the US President. When the US President wanted to take over his land, he wrote a letter and said until the last tree is cut, and the last animal is killed, people will realize that they can't eat money. When we are free, we don't need money. When we are rich, we use money. People are so addicted to money that they forget the value that money can't buy. I want to remind you that. We should trust and be peaceful with nature, with the earth, the universe, which is so vast and so rich and has so much love for us. Thank you and goodbye.