The Tender Care Teacher Gives His Disciples

(Clearwisdom.net) The past several days when I read articles written by fellow practitioners recalling the tender care they received from Teacher, I deeply felt the immense compassion Teacher has for disciples, the hardships Teacher went through in spreading the Fa, and the burden Teacher has born for us.

At the end of Teacher's audio lecture in Guangzhou, Teacher said, "You have come a long way to learn the Fa. Over 3,000 people came from out of the town, including Heilongjiang and Xinjiang. You have come from afar and endured much hardship. Some people didn't have enough money and they had to live on instant noodles and biscuits." Since I'm from Heilongjiang, this passage of Fa had a very deep impression on me.

One time I mentioned the aforementioned passage of Teacher's Fa to a fellow practitioner by chance. To my surprise, she knew which practitioner Teacher was talking about. She said practitioner "A" attended that Fa lecture in Guangzhou and bought lots of instant noodles and biscuits.

Later I ran into practitioner "A" so I inquired about the whole story. She confirmed it. She said during a break in that lecture, she mentioned to an assistant that she bought lots of instant noodles and biscuits. Unexpectedly that assistant told Teacher about this and Teacher wept when learning of this. Thus at the end of His lecture, Teacher said the aforementioned words about instant noodles.

We know from various practitioners that Teacher has endured a tremendous amount of hardship since beginning to spread the Fa. When He traveled to different places to teach the Fa, what He ate was instant noodles. Since staff members who followed Teacher to spread the Fa had eaten so many instant noodles, they became frightened at the mention of instant noodles. However, our Teacher never complained about the hardship He suffered. But He wept for the hardship His disciples suffered. I don't know what language and words are that can express Teacher's painstaking salvation and tender care for us.

Chinese version available at http://minghui.ca/mh/articles/2006/11/28/143437.html

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