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UK: The Ancient Falun Gong Exercises Come to Huddersfield Town
(Clearwisdom.net) Falun Gong has spread to over sixty countries
throughout the world, and now it has landed in the town Huddersfield in the UK.
Practitioners said that Falun Gong not only reduces stress and benefits health,
but it also creates inner peace, and is suitable for all ages. However, jealous
of its popularity, Jiang Zemin initiated a persecution of Falun Gong, and no
persecution methods are too extreme for him. Many innocent people are suffering
from the persecution. It was reported in the Huddersfield Daily Examiner
on July 15, that, "Falun Gong is a straightforward oriental art of
meditation and relaxation. But practicing it in China has been incredibly
risky." The report says, "The ancient practice of Falun Gong has landed in
Huddersfield. The Falun Gong class is free of charge, and Huddersfield
University student Tony Chen is on a one-man mission to teach the practice. He
is going to start a class in September in the University, and non-students in
the area will be equally welcome." The practitioners said that Falun Gong can also benefit health. Practitioner
Ze Xia claimed, "I suffered from bad sinus trouble and was prone to colds
until I took up the practice in 1996. Since then my problems have cleared up and
I feel a lot healthier.'" The reporter said in the article, "It seems to suit people of all ages.
Robert Gibson, 72, said he felt like a 20-year-old as a result of the
discipline." Falun Gong has a history of being suppressed. Says the report, "Millions
of people took up the exercises leaving Chinese communist leader Jiang Zemin
angry and feeling threatened by its influence. Falun Gong was banned and
campaigners claim hundreds have been tortured, raped, brainwashed and injected
with harmful drugs. Many were forced out of jobs, schools and homes. Chinese
police officers were instructed to eradicate Falun Gong and no methods, it
seems, were too extreme." Source: http://clearharmony.net/articles/200407/20952.html Posting date: 7/25/2004 |