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Utah, U.S.A.:The Truthfulness-Compassion-Forbearance Art Exhibition Touches the Hearts of People By a Falun Dafa practitioner in Utah
(Clearwisdom.net) In October 2007, the
"Truthfulness-Compassion-Forbearance" art exhibition was held at the
Whitmore Library in Utah. It was the first time the exhibition was held in Utah,
and it will continue to be displayed in various libraries and exhibition centers
around the state for one month. The artworks of this exhibition were compiled by a group of artists who
practice Falun Gong. Through cultivation, they have experienced holistic
improvement of their mind, body and spirit. Thus through the techniques of
traditional art, they expressed their personal experiences and enlightenments to
the deeper meanings of life, and displayed the illumination, pure righteousness
and compassion which should be presented in art. The artists used their skills
to portray the persecution that Falun Gong practitioners have suffered for eight
years in China, and embody the uncompromising courage of these cultivators who
solidly believe in "Truthfulness-Compassion-Forbearance. Many people were deeply touched by the pure and righteous works of art. Among
them was professor Reynolds-Benns, who wrote a letter to the editor of her local
newspaper, which read: After suggestions from some new friends, I ventured to the County's
Whitmore Library to view a small exhibit on Falun Dafa that touched, inspired
and horrified me. When we went downstairs, I was greeted by a woman who was
making paper lotus blossoms with a young child. My husband and I began viewing the pictures on the walls, which showed the
practice of this powerful meditation/exercise and its phenomenal growth in
Oriental countries, as well as the US. But we then moved to photos and
paintings that documented the torture and execution of practitioners in China.
I wondered how China (the Chinese Communist Party), with its history of human
rights violations and tainted manufacturing processes, could at the same time
welcome the world to the Olympics. I know that our country is now inextricably linked with China, but does
that mean we condone their behavior without speaking out? Posting date: 10/12/2007
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