Kind-Hearted Ms. Li: "I Have Done Something Good!"

By a practitioner in China

(Clearwisdom.net)

Ms. Li is a colleague of mine to whom I constantly clarify the truth about Falun Gong. I also told her that she would be rewarded if she supported Falun Dafa, and that she should try to protect practitioners in danger. She promised to share the materials I gave her with her neighbor, Ms. Wang, who lives in the same building.

One day, she came to me, telling me that she had done something good. She said, "I was boiling water with Ms. Wang downstairs when I saw a practitioner distributing flyers in our building. She was already on the fifth floor when a woman from the third floor nicknamed "dragon lady" stormed out and downstairs, yelling, "How dare you put the flyer in my door? This is against the party. I have to report this to the neighborhood committee." I know that the committee is just around the corner. So I said to Ms. Wang, "Why don't you go tell the practitioner and ask him to leave? I will try to stop the 'dragon lady' from going to the committee." I then went over to the "dragon lady" and said to her, "They were just trying to tell you the truth. It is for your good. If you want to read it, you can read it. If you don't want to, you don't have to." While I spoke with her, the practitioner left.

I mailed some truth materials to a history teacher in a school. A month later, my child came home and told me that in one of their history classes, the teacher said to students, "Don't persecute Falun Dafa. Leave it alone." This shows that people with righteous thoughts are already publicly resisting the persecution on their own initiatives, which has planted seeds of righteousness in students.

Also, I recently overheard a neighbor disciplining a child. When the child wasn't listening, the parent said, "If you keep behaving so badly you won't make it to heaven." Although the child was naughty, he knew the truth about Falun Gong. He said confidently, "As long as I do not persecute Falun Dafa, I can still go to heaven."

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