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Russian Practitioners Promote Dafa in Elementary School Practitioners in Saint Petersburg
(Clearwisdom.net)
One day we received a telephone call from an elementary school teacher who
invited us to come to her school to demonstrate qigong. From our conversation
with her, we realized that she was initially looking for some other qigong
practice. Since she found us, we thought we should accept the invitation,
because everything that a practitioner encounters is for a reason.
When we arrived at the school, we first briefly introduced our cultivation
practice and demonstrated the exercises. We invited all of the teachers to our
practice site. The teachers then invited us to talk to the students in each
class.
At first, we were a little nervous. How were we supposed to promote Dafa
among such young students? Later, we thought about our Teacher's words about how
one can be saved when one's knowing side hears the words "Falun Dafa."
So we then wrote the words "Falun Dafa" in large letters on the board
and asked the children to recite them several times.
We then asked the children, "Who wants to become stronger?" All of
the children raised their hands. "Who wants to become brave?" All
hands were again raised. "Who wants to become beautiful?" Again, all
of them raised their hands. "Who wants to be honest?" Some slowly put
their hands down. "Who wants to be compassionate?" One or two of them
put their hands down. "Who wants to be tolerant?" We only saw one
hesitantly raised hand.
We continued, "If one wants to become strong, brave and beautiful, one
has to be truthful, compassionate and tolerant. This is exactly what Falun Dafa
teaches." We showed the children two sets of exercises. All of them paid
close attention.
We went to several other classes and repeated what we had done in the first
class.
Although these children may not practice Falun Dafa right now, they will
remember the magnificence of Dafa. The good feeling after doing the exercises
will seed their hearts for future cultivation.
Posting date: 11/3/2001
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