Modifying My Truth-Clarification Amulets

By Shan Yuan, a practitioner in the city of Weifang

(Clearwisdom.net) We had previously made some amulets (1) and I didn't give much thought to it, but they have had a great effect in encouraging people to withdraw from the CCP and its affiliated organizations. I have helped over 2,600 people to make this choice by discussing the impact of this choice on their futures.

In "Fa Teaching at the 2007 New York Fa Conference," Master talked about how it is inappropriate to use other high-level beings' images on the amulets. I thought that since we can no longer use those old ones, fellow practitioners and I could replace the Buddha images with "Falun Dafa is Good! Truthfulness-Compassion-Forbearance is Good!" and images of the lotus flower. Wouldn't that be better?

On the day we finished making the changes, I took the amulets to a large construction site. With Master's words in mind, "Dafa disciples are the sole hope of salvation for the beings in each region and each nation" ("My Thanks to Sentient Beings Who Have Sent Greetings"), I wasn't afraid, talked openly, and distributed booklets and CDs. The workers crowded around and their supervisors came over too, as I kept talking to them. Twenty-two people signed their names to quit the CCP and its affiliates on the spot. After seeing the words "Falun Dafa is Good!, Truthfulness-Compassion-Forbearance is Good!" on the amulets, some even read it out. Many of them asked for the CDs, and one person gave me his phone number so that I can call him and tell him the next time I am around.

It was almost time for sending forth righteous thoughts at noon. I got on the bus and said in my heart, "May good triumph over evil, and may their futures be bright." I went back home with joy in my heart.

Note:

(1) Amulet - In China, practitioners sometimes clarify the truth by giving people something small to wear or cherish, bearing a few words reminding them of the goodness of Dafa.

Chinese version available at http://www.minghui.org/mh/articles/2007/5/19/155183.html

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