novax wrote:
Någon skrev "byta ut frihet mot tvång" om jag kommer ihåg rätt.

novax wrote:
Repost repost repost...:

cfr2 wrote:
För mig räcker det fakta att Kinesiska regimen förföljer dem som tecken på att det egentligen är någon vettig/viktig kunskap som förmedlas genom Falun Gong.

Master Li didn’t used to be so secretive about himself. Appearing as an appendix in Li’s famous Zhuan Falun, an article called “A short biography of Mr Li Hongzhi, Chairman of Falun Gong Research Society”4 recounted the Master’s story from his birth up to the time he became a popular Master. The following are the highlights of this official biography:

Master Li was born on May 13, 1951. At the age of four he began his decades-long training that prepared him to be the greatest Master of all time. His first teacher was a Buddhist master named Quan Jue (literally, complete enlightenment). Quan Jue’s training consisted mainly in cultivating his pre-school pupil’s innate supernatural powers and instilling great moral principles within him.

At the age of eight, the young adept attained many supernatural powers. He could levitate off the ground and become invisible simply by thinking “Nobody can see me!” The other two supernatural abilities the young Master acquired were controlling others’ movements by thoughts and teleportation—he could move himself anywhere he wanted by thought alone.

In the following decades he continued to receive trainings from various Masters in spirituality as well as Kung Fu and sword-fighting. The article makes one point clear: all the trainings took place at night in secret locations where no one could witness them. Through these secret trainings Master Li obtained great abilities. The supernatural powers he possessed were “unimaginable for ordinary human beings.” But these powers were not as important as his wisdom: “He discovered the truth of the universe…he saw the origin of humankind and foresaw the development and future of the humankind.”

The early 80s was a time of soul-searching for the Master. He asked himself, “Why was I so rigorously trained by many Masters? Why am I here in this world?” Like Jesus in Kazantsakis’s Last Temptation of Christ, Master Li could not ignore the knowledge that he had a divine mission—a mission to build a virtuous society and liberate a people whose “hearts and souls are now corroded and bodies tormented.” Master Li resolved to devote his life to this mission. It took five years, from 1984 to 1989 for the Master to develop the Falun Gong system which he proudly claims has “assembled all the mystical powers which are the essence of the whole cosmos.”

Written before the end of 1994 when Zhaun Falun was published, this official biography recalled the many miraculous services Master Li did for his students. First, he used his supernatural power to purify the bodies of his students and rid them of the root cause of their sicknesses. Then he installed a Falun—a turning law wheel—in each student’s abdomen; forever rotating, it cures illnesses. The installation did not require an operation nor did it cause the practitioners any pain, for the Falun is not a physical object; it can not be seen or touched. It is formed by the supernatural energy of the Master, which is the reason why it has the power to heal. That is not all, Master Li also offers all Falun Gong practitioners the protection of his Fashen (spiritual body). It has the power of cleansing practitioners’ homes and practice sites and sets up a “protective shield” to guard practitioners from evil spirits.

Despite the biography’s recounting of intensive, decades-long physical and moral training that only legendary saints and heroes undergo, it doesn’t provide the basic background information of Master Li’s life. This is not really biography; rather, it is hagiography. We learn nothing about Li’s “day job” as a boy, a teenager, or his family, schooling, or occupation. The hagiography of a medieval saint recounted the miracles he performed as a child, so it is not surprising that Master Li’s hagiography copies this tried and true formula. But the medieval saint’s family was always a big part of his hagiography. Master Li apparently grew up in a vacuum.

If you wished to get hold of this official biography of Li you would have great difficulty in doing so. In 2000, all copies of Zhuan Falun printed before 1999 were replaced by a newer version which omitted the biography. The replacement was thorough. It is said that not only were bookstore copies replaced, but practitioners also replaced their old versions with the new ones as well.

Perhaps Li felt that the biography had not gone far enough in revealing his true cosmic significance, because in the biography, although Master Li was portrayed as a saint, there were still people who outranked him spiritually—the masters who taught him. By 1996, Li was hinting that he was not just an ordinary human being, but rather a reincarnated deity who has lived many previous lives. “The things imparted to me by my several masters in this life are exactly what I intentionally arranged a few lifetimes ago for them to obtain. When the predestined occasion arrived, it had already been arranged that they [would] impart those things back to me so that I could recall my fa (Law) in its entirety.”

“As far as our students are concerned, it was as if I scooped you out of hell back then. (Applause) I have truly borne for you the sins you committed over hundreds and thousands of years. And it doesn't stop at just that. Because of this, I will also save you and turn you into Gods. I have spared no effort for you in this process. Along with this, since you'll become Gods at levels that high, I have to give you the honors of Gods at levels that high and all the blessings that you need to have at levels that high. (Applause) Never, from the beginning of time, has any God dared to do this. Something like this has never happened before."

TIME: Have you seen human beings levitate off the ground?
Li: I have known too many.

TIME: Can you describe any that you have known?
Li: David Copperfield. He can levitate and he did it during performances.

novax wrote:
Jag lägger in mig på Avdelningen och teraperar mig själv.

Proxy-efekto wrote:
det verkar vara mycket du "kan" micke, skämmas är något du dock verkar sakna i ditt kunnande..

Proxy-efekto wrote:
Jag tror att jag kan mycket, skämmas är något jag dock verkar sakna i mitt kunnande..

maggot wrote:
ursäkta?
skulle folk sluta skita ner och slänga skräp för dessa jobb avskaffades?
Det är väl klart att någon måste tömma dass,plocka skräp,diska osv
oavsett om det inte finns a-kasseanställda?
tror du folk friviligt vill ha ett jobb som leta skräp i angered i decenmber månad i minus20grader om det inte var för pengarna?

maggot wrote:
Tror inte så många vill jobba som slammsugare eller skräpletare eller diskare om ja ska vara ärlig.

HWO wrote:
Kom igen nu!
Medborgarlön är slaveri, det kan väl inte vara så svårt att se.