Dafa Is Rapidly Transforming People's Hearts

Written by Xiaofeng

(Clearwisdom.net) When I first began work at a new company, a colleague came over to tell me about all her grievances. She did that almost every day. First I felt it was a bit annoying, but I thought that since I was cultivating Truthfulness, Benevolence, and Forbearance, I should show my compassion. Therefore I always listened patiently to her complaints, and after she was finished talking, I would find the principles in the Fa applicable to her case and ask her to read a paragraph of Master Li Hongzhi's teaching of Falun Dafa. After that she said Falun Gong truly made sense, that it resolved the puzzling questions in her mind and enabled her to see things more clearly. I encouraged her to begin practicing, but she always used busyness as an excuse.

Once she was careless in her speech and offended a colleague. This colleague reported this problem to the company manager and the whole thing became more serious. I turned to Chapter IV in Zhuan Falun and used the teachings to guide her. That night, she received a call from the offended colleague, who screamed at her over the phone. At once she recalled Dafa's principles about "gain and loss" and "the transformation of karma," and she treated herself as a practitioner and apologized to that colleague. The caller's attitude changed immediately, admitting that she herself was also at fault. The next day she told me the story, and said that she wanted to practice Dafa with me.

I had not expected that after knowing me for just a few months, she would be influenced by Dafa and elevate her spirit. She became much more relaxed and open-minded. Other colleagues also noticed the changes in her and told me about it, saying that Falun Dafa was truly wonderful. They said it was indeed a good cultivation practice, benefiting people in both the body and soul. I knew that this was all the power of Dafa; that it could transform people's hearts so rapidly.

Chinese version available at http://www.minghui.ca/mh/articles/2002/3/12/26507.html

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