(Minghui.org) Many practitioners have devoted themselves to clarifying the truth outside of China. Their audience in this effort includes Westerners, Chinese who now live outside of China, and Chinese tourists. Our practitioners have done a lot.
However, I have seen a problem. That is, most of their efforts are spent telling people how evil the Chinese Communist Party is and how the Party orchestrates the forced organ harvesting. Many practitioners regard collecting signatures on petitions that condemn the organ harvesting as saving people. In many cases, practitioners neglect to tell people in detail what Falun Gong really is, how the practice teaches people to be good, and how it improves a person's mind, body, and moral standard.
Many people who sign our petitions still may have no idea what Falun Gong is. When they go home, they may look it up online, but then they risk reading the propaganda posted online by the communist party. So, although they signed the petition, they still might have a negative understanding of Falun Gong.
Many of our banners are about the forced organ harvesting nowadays. The consequence is that many people outside of China often connect Falun Gong to organ harvesting. Whenever Falun Gong is mentioned, they might automatically think of organ harvesting and might pay less attention to the basic facts about Falun Gong.
Practitioners have been working really hard to help save people. It is truly great. The above is my personal understanding. I hope practitioners will pay attention to this problem and truly help save people.
I think that the purpose of our truth clarification is to enable people to have a correct understanding of Falun Gong and to help people who have predestined relationships with Falun Gong enter cultivation. In the face of persecution, we should let people see our selflessness and the righteousness, compassion, and forbearance of the practice. This way, we can help save more people with our great compassion.
These are my thoughts. Please correct me if anything is inappropriate.
