Resisting Persecution in Prison Using Righteous Thoughts

By a Falun Dafa practitioner who is detained in a prison in China

(Clearwisdom.net)

I. Elimination of Persecution Using Collective Righteous Thoughts

After they were notified by the police that they would be persecuted together, several practitioners who are illegally detained in the same unit encouraged each other, gathered their strength and sent forth righteous thoughts. They targeted the dark minions and rotten demons with the purpose of completely eliminating all evil factors. At the same time, they talked to the individuals who are mainly responsible for the persecution, told them the facts, and successfully stopped the persecution in the prison.

II. Individual Righteous Thoughts Demonstrate Divine Power

1. The Immediate Transfer of Pain

A criminal prisoner in charge demanded that practitioner A do slave labor, but he refused. The prisoner then began to kick and hit him. While the prisoner was doing this, the practitioner sent forth righteous thoughts and transferred all the pain to the perpetrator. Suddenly, he felt no more pain; instead, the prisoner was in pain and had to take a day off.

Practitioner B was kicked several times in the face by a prisoner when he did meditation during the night. He sent forth righteous thoughts in order to transfer all the pain at 7:00 a.m. the next morning. The next morning, the prisoner felt pain in his chest and had to stay in bed. A few days later, the prisoner suffered even more and had to have transfusions.

Practitioner C was illegally searched by individuals of the unit where he was detained. A prisoner searched him carefully, attempting to confiscate things from him. He sent forth righteous thoughts, preventing the prisoner from finding anything and causing him to receive immediate karmic retribution. At the moment the search ended, the prisoner started feeling ill, and even other prisoners told him that he was suffering because of his misdeeds.

Chinese version available at http://minghui.ca/mh/articles/2006/12/24/145378.html

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