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Lecture in Sydney
Lecture in Sydney by the Master Li Hongzhi in 1996
32 pages, ebook
Published January 1, 1996
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Li Hongzhi
281 books30 followersLi Hongzhi (Chinese: 李洪志; pinyin: Lǐ Hóngzhì, born 13 May 1951) is the founder and spiritual leader of Falun Gong (or Falun Dafa), a "system of mind-body cultivation" in the qigong tradition. Li Hongzhi began his public teachings of Falun Gong on 13 May 1992 in Changchun, and subsequently gave lectures and taught Falun Gong exercises across China.
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November 28, 2016
Here the master, explains the Dafa in more depth, he is mentioning again the levels of understanding, that by reading the book Zhuan Falun (the most complete teaching of Falun Dafa) one can have a deeper, a more profound understanding each time they read it.
The Master makes clear also why the spiritual cultivation practice is not possible to be attained in a religious context. The messages that religions preach have become so heavily misinterpreted and hence they are difficult for someone to fully comprehend and make serious personal/spiritual progress. People should not expect that if they pray every now and then, and if they follow their religion’s customs they will just go to heaven. One has to leave behind all of his attachments and expectations, one has to transcend the habitual self and meet the real self, that which is not identified by the Ego. That is the most arduous path in one's life and it requires true devotion, determination and self-discipline. In other words, it requires cultivation. When the Ego is diminished, the true self shall arise.
In the heavens, everything and everyone is in a state of pure existence and when someone hasn't reached that state, they simply cannot enter. It's just a matter of vibrational levels and spiritual alignment.
The Master also explains the secrets of the universe, the multiple dimensions and space-time existences, the countless forms of life and the connection between the macrocosm and the microcosm. He shows how much modern science is limited to a very narrow understanding of such things which then calls superstitions.
Again, I want to mention that this is a very important read with profound information. In this book I have read things that I didn't read at the eight Dafa books that I have already read before this book. The Master makes references about the interracial people and the spiritual impurities that these people have. Which made me think about the Aryan race of Hitler; plus he was also using the swastika symbol. So, Hitler himself must have deep knowledge about such things, but that swastika symbol was reversed, and such was his totalitarian system as well.
The Master makes clear also why the spiritual cultivation practice is not possible to be attained in a religious context. The messages that religions preach have become so heavily misinterpreted and hence they are difficult for someone to fully comprehend and make serious personal/spiritual progress. People should not expect that if they pray every now and then, and if they follow their religion’s customs they will just go to heaven. One has to leave behind all of his attachments and expectations, one has to transcend the habitual self and meet the real self, that which is not identified by the Ego. That is the most arduous path in one's life and it requires true devotion, determination and self-discipline. In other words, it requires cultivation. When the Ego is diminished, the true self shall arise.
In the heavens, everything and everyone is in a state of pure existence and when someone hasn't reached that state, they simply cannot enter. It's just a matter of vibrational levels and spiritual alignment.
The Master also explains the secrets of the universe, the multiple dimensions and space-time existences, the countless forms of life and the connection between the macrocosm and the microcosm. He shows how much modern science is limited to a very narrow understanding of such things which then calls superstitions.
Again, I want to mention that this is a very important read with profound information. In this book I have read things that I didn't read at the eight Dafa books that I have already read before this book. The Master makes references about the interracial people and the spiritual impurities that these people have. Which made me think about the Aryan race of Hitler; plus he was also using the swastika symbol. So, Hitler himself must have deep knowledge about such things, but that swastika symbol was reversed, and such was his totalitarian system as well.
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