By a practitioner from China

(Clearwisdom.net) In cooperation with the "610 Office" (1), my company's leaders tried to force me to give up Falun Gong in 2003. To resist further persecution, I had little choice but to leave my home and keep moving from place to place. When overseas and fellow Chinese practitioners became aware of my situation, they started calling the leaders of my company to clarify the facts of Falun Gong. Local practitioners also sent literature to them. Overseas and Chinese practitioners worked together, and what they have done has shocked and frightened the evil, and has given me more opportunities to let my colleagues learn the facts of Falun Dafa.

Later, the leaders of my company sincerely asked me to come back to work, so I did. After returning to work, I heard stories of practitioners clarifying the truth from overseas and from inside China, and I was deeply touched. Although I don't know these practitioners and we may be far from each other, our hearts are still connected. Just like Teacher said: "The next person's things are your things, and your things are his things." (Teaching the Fa at the Washington, D.C. Fa Conference). Practitioners are truly fulfilling Teacher's instructions.

I am proud of being a Falun Dafa practitioner and proud of having many practitioners who always think of others first. Thank you, Teacher, and thank you, my fellow practitioners.

I also found attachments deep within myself throughout the event and decided to eliminate these attachments. We should never give the evil a second chance to take advantage of the gaps. Meanwhile, our local practitioners should get up to speed on clarifying the truth of Falun Dafa and fill all of our gaps.

(1) "610 Office": an agency specifically created to persecute Falun Gong, with absolute power over each level of administration in the Party and all other political and judiciary systems.

Posting date: 4/12/2004
Original article date: 4/11/2004
Category: Practitioners' Insights
Chinese version available at http://www.minghui.org/mh/articles/2004/3/30/71209.html

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