Utilize All Righteous Factors to Strengthen Every Righteous Field

(Clearwisdom.net May 24, 2003) One time when I was sharing experiences with a fellow practitioner, she said that no matter whether she was distributing a flyer or a letter, every time she would hold up her right hand and send righteous thoughts toward the materials. She would add the thought that those materials would reach predestined people, and that they would spread in such a way that one person passes them on to ten others, and those ten pass them on to a hundred more, so as to maximally bring the truth-clarifying materials' effects into play. In addition, when she clarifies the truth to people, she always tells them at the end that she hopes that they tell this to more people who had been deceived, so as to let them know the truth. When SARS broke out in China, a doctor learned the truth from her, and this doctor indeed helped spread the facts to other doctors and nurses working in that hospital. One can indeed imagine that the effect was very good.

I thought deeply over what this practitioner had shared with me. It depends only on Falun Dafa practitioners to clarify the truth to the over 7 billion people around the world, and the task is truly very arduous. We should utilize all possible righteous factors, including the side of everyday people that is aware, to strengthen all the righteous fields, eliminate the evil negative factors in other dimensions, and save more sentient beings in the world.

These righteous factors include not only the truth-clarifying materials made by Dafa practitioners, but also the righteous factors in every possible form that can be utilized, including TV programs, film, songs, music, literature and so on. We should use them at will, and not be limited to one pattern. Moreover, as mentioned above, as long as it can help clarify the truth, we can help everyday people use their aware sides.

These are just my personal understandings to offer a few introductory remarks so that others may also share their valuable ideas on this topic.

May 24, 2003

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