My Understanding about Eliminating the Evil with Righteous Thoughts: Letting Evil Meet Karmic Retribution Is One Way to Save Sentient Beings

(Clearwidsom.net) Following the great onrushing torrent of Fa-rectification, most of the evil has been eliminated and the evil's vicious persecution is also losing its support. But the dark minions are still using the whole system of the evil forces within the three realms. Some evil people continue to perpetrate vicious acts of persecution even though their deeds have been exposed to the world. After sharing experiences with some fellow practitioners, I understand that the reason these evil people are still active is because we did not specifically target the evil behind the persecution in our local area with our righteous thoughts. As a result, there have been few cases of the local evildoers receiving karmic retribution.

Through our experience sharing, we realized that we have to target one particular wrongdoer or one specific group of them, and then send forth righteous thoughts collectively to eliminate them, with the primary consideration that it should not affect the larger scope of eliminating evil. This way the unsavable evil ones will receive their karmic retribution as soon as possible to provide a warning to and to stop the other evil people from doing further wrong deeds.

Master told us in one of his lectures: "Poison is just poisonous, and if you want it to stop being poisonous it can't do that. So when you look at it that way, we shouldn't have any fantasies about the evil forces and those evil people who are persecuting Dafa."

("Teaching the Fa at the 2002 Fa Conference in Philadelphia, U.S.A.")

Our fellow practitioners realized that the evil forces and the dark minions could persecute Dafa, Dafa practitioners and ordinary people because they used those unsavable vicious people. If those unsavable people receive their karmic retribution, the dark minions would lose their instruments and we would reduce our losses so as to better save more sentient beings.

Chinese version available at http://www.minghui.ca/mh/articles/2004/8/30/82896.html

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