Spain: Introducing Falun Gong at Tacoronte City in the Canary Islands (Photos)

By a Spanish practitioner

(Clearwisdom.net) After the International Women's Day activity in March, Falun Gong practitioners were invited by the Isadora Duncan Women's Association to promote Falun Gong in the second largest city in the Canary Islands. Tacoronte City is fifteen miles from the capital.

The members of the Isadora Duncan Women's Association were very interested in Falun Gong when they first learned about it on International Women's Day. They not only learned the exercises but also told their friends and acquaintances about Falun Gong.

Learning and practicing Falun Gong

Most of the people who practiced the five exercises looked radiant afterwards, even though the weather was cold. One lady said that her whole body felt easy and free. Another said that she would tell her husband about Falun Gong and would share this good thing she had found. A young girl said that this was the third time she participated in group practice of the exercises and she felt great. This girl learned about Falun Gong while participating in an activity in the southern part of the island. At that time, she said she felt a strong energy flow and it was like her whole body was in a serene, peaceful and supernatural state. She said that since then she had been deeply attracted by the beauty and peace of Falun Gong and that the practice is so beautiful, magical, and powerful.

A lady in the Isadora Duncan Association had a one-hour show on the local radio station. She invited Falun Gong practitioners to be her guests to introduce Falun Gong. Thus, the practitioners had a chance to tell more listeners on the air about the beauty of Falun Gong, as well as the persecution in China. A young man in the production team told the practitioners that he hoped to practice Falun Gong in the park with them.

A girl learning Falun Gong sitting meditation

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