• One time while I was clarifying the truth to a driver on the street, a man over 50 years old came up to me and said, "How dare you speak up for Falun Dafa here, I'll take you to the police station." He also asked me where I was from. I realized that he was a plain-clothes policeman, so I sent forth righteous thoughts and looked him right in the eye. Immediately he lowered his voice and said, "Young lady, be careful." At that point I got on my bicycle and left.
  
• One day, while I was clarifying the truth at work a young man suddenly broke into my conversation and loudly criticized what I said. Everything he said was straight from Jiang's propaganda which he had heard. I immediately sent forth righteous thoughts to remove the evil controlling him and allow his good nature to come forth. At once that man's energy changed and he peacefully said, "I have never practiced Falun Gong. I don't know whether it's good or not. Why would I argue with you, big sister, let's talk about something else."
  
• Again on another day while I was in my office a plain-clothes police officer came to my door. I thought, this time, I will not allow him to stay here to interfere one bit. I sent forth righteous thoughts to eliminate the evil factors behind him. As soon as he entered my office, I looked him straight in the eye and asked him kindly to sit down. As a result, before he even sat down in the chair, he lowered his head and left with an embarrassed look on his face.

These incidents are just as Master has said in "Dafa disciples are able to righteously look the evil people straight in the eyes, and the evil people immediately try to avoid eye contact. That's because the righteous thoughts scare off the evil beings that manipulate the evil people, since they know that if they flee just a bit too slowly they'll be instantly eliminated by Dafa disciples' righteous thoughts." [Touring North America to Teach the Fa]

Posting date: 6/19/2002
Original article date: 6/18/2002
Category: Fa Rectification
Translated on 6/14/2002
Chinese version available at http://minghui.org/mh/articles/2002/6/10/31512.html

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