Strengthening Righteous Faith is the Core of Cultivation
By a Dafa Practitioner from China
(Clearwisdom.net) In "Falun Buddha Fa (Lecture at the Conference in
Europe, unofficial translation)" Teacher says, "Religions in the
West used to teach about faith, while those in the East would teach about
enlightenment. The idea is that you have to be resolute. Without this type of
mind you can't accomplish anything. In other words, when you don't have a good
understanding of the Fa, you won't be able to be resolute."
As I furthered my Fa study and was tempered by the present-day tribulations,
I enlightened that in order to have indestructible righteous faith, there's only
one way to achieve it: increase my study of the Fa and become more clear about
the Fa's principles. The more in-depth the Fa study becomes, the more solid the
righteous faith will be.
From the evil's current so-called tests, I further realized that all forms of
the evil's persecution towards Dafa practitioners were aimed at ruining their
righteous faith by making it waver, thereby achieving the goal of destroying
their lives. However, Dafa practitioners' righteous faith in Dafa is
indestructible. All those people who have betrayed Dafa did so due to their
omissions and lack of enough righteous faith. As Teacher says in "Dafa
is Indestructible," "This is a disgrace to Dafa."
Only an indestructible righteous faith can break through all of one's
postnatal thoughts and all human mindsets. Only an indestructible righteous
faith can enable a cultivator to remain sober-minded, not become confused in
tribulations, and thus take every step well in Fa-rectification. Then, the evils
will have no place to hide and be completely eliminated by the power of a
cultivator's righteous faith.
Righteous faith is the core of cultivation practice as well as a fundamental
element in the cultivators' course of reaching Consummation.
Chinese version available at
http://www.minghui.cc/mh/articles/2001/11/14/19607.html
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