What If?

8 August, 2010 at 16:03 | Posted in Falun Dafa/Falun Gong, Spirituality | Leave a comment
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This is from Joel, a FaceBook friend of mine…

My Actual Understanding (2)

What if human beings are a level in this Universe

What if boundless beings exist in our dimension but we can’t see them

What if the things we see, feel, think, understand and create are precisely
ruled by the Laws of our realm

What if humans destiny are to return to our true realm

What if true religions were a gift from higher beings for to elevate your mind

What if you could go back to your Origin with the Great Law (DaFa)

Organ Harvesting Witness Faces Deportation to China

8 August, 2010 at 15:25 | Posted in China, human rights, persecution, slave labor camps | Leave a comment
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By Matthew Robertson
Epoch Times Staff

A former member of the Chinese security forces, with highly sensitive information on the state’s practice of harvesting organs from prisoners, is currently stuck in immigration limbo in Switzerland and faces deportation to China, where he may face execution.

While Swiss authorities seek to apply the European Union’s recondite and stiff laws on asylum seekers, advocates say the witness has valuable information and should be granted asylum and an audience with the United Nations.

From 1993-1998, Nijat Abudureyimu, himself a Uyghur, was stationed in the prison of Liuwandao in the Northwestern Chinese province of Xinjiang. His job was to lead prisoners from their cells to their execution.

But often they weren’t normal executions. Police would shoot the prisoner in the head in such a way as not to kill them, so that organs harvested from the body would be in the best condition.

Mr. Abudureyimu’s story of his time in Chinese labor camps has not yet been released in full. Over the last week, however, he has been granting interviews to European media in an effort to secure his stay in Switzerland, and allow him to testify to the U.N. on what he witnessed in China.

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Mr. Gutmann’s earlier “emotionally raw and extensive” interviews with Mr. Abuduremiyu will be released once an appropriate media partner is found.

“This is the tip of a very large iceberg. In my opinion Uyghurs were used as a testing ground for organ harvesting in the same way they were used as a testing ground for nuclear weapons in the 1960s. The flowering of the organ harvesting of prisoners of conscience did not occur in my opinion until the persecution of Falun Gong, in the years 2001 to the present. What this is suggesting is that in Xinjiang no controls were resident—the inhibitions were very low,” Mr. Gutmann said.

Testimony obtained from Uyghurs, including from Mr. Abuduremiyu, confirms earlier allegations from Falun Gong refugees of a massive prison camp in Xinjiang Province that holds hard-core criminals, and Uyghur and Falun Gong prisoners of conscience. “This could be the locus of major organ harvesting activity,” he said.

In Washington, the Uyghur Human Rights Project is also paying attention. “We kindly request the Swiss authorities to grant Nijat asylum as he will face severe persecution including execution if he is returned to China for any reason,” the group’s director, Alim Seytoff, wrote in an e-mail to The Epoch Times.

“We believe his statement that the Chinese authorities harvested organs from executed Uyghur prisoners is credible. … It is our hope that the international community, especially the U.N., could formally investigate China’s organ harvesting. … We hope Geneva will play a proactive role” he wrote.

Yves Brutsch, spokesman for asylum seekers at the Protestant Social Centre in Geneva, echoed many of the same sentiments. “He has important things to inform the international community; this is a special case.”

Read more: Organ Harvesting Witness Faces Deportation to China | Epoch Times

How to Make Love Work

8 August, 2010 at 14:56 | Posted in Body & Mind | Leave a comment
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Longing for the perfect love … and longing for to be perfect. I see more and more how this is linked, reflecting a fear of being abandoned and not being good enough.

We can do things in a good way, being careful and have high quality in what we create, but if this desire is driven by an underlying emotional imbalance… That is when we burn ourselves out and being capable turns into something destructive. Our desire for the perfect love then becomes really a cover up for deeper emotional needs we haven’t had met and will also be a breeding ground for discontent and intolerance for our partners.

Hollywood and the world of films add unrealistic expectations to our dreams… Relationships are really one of the best ways to get to know oneself and to see ones own weaknesses, if one is willing to see them.

When I was a little child my mother was for a period unable to take care of me due to unfortunate circumstances in life. That created a feeling of  insecurity and a need for control within me. When I have talked to adopted children about relationships and security issues they often have had similar feelings as myself and this strong fear of being left and abandoned.

We often develop a rejection or insecure attachment pattern when going through emotional difficulties as a child. I can recognize both patterns within me, but one of them I tend to cling to as a self-defense pattern. These patterns are of the utmost importance that one work with in oneself, in order to be able to have more healthy and loving relationships. Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) can be a key.

Five Tips: How to make love work

1 Start by looking within yourself. What within you has created a destructive pattern and what can you do to change it.

2 Be grateful for what you have. Instead of focusing on errors in the other, find three things that you enjoy with your partner. It gives you a constructive focus and you brings you to the here and now.

3 Acceptance is the door to love. Accept that what you do not accept. For example your body, your partner’s socks on the floor or that your partner does not want to talk about feelings.

4 Learn to forgive. Decide to be bigger than your sob story.

5 Find something that makes you and your partner happy. For instance, tango, a new restaurant or time together.

via the Swedish article: Den ”enda rätta” finns inte – DN.se

The Living Matrix: The Science of Healing

8 August, 2010 at 13:49 | Posted in Body & Mind, Science | Leave a comment
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- New insight into our bodies, minds and health -

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Now you can get an up-close look at the science of information as medicine. Leading researchers and health practitioners share their discoveries on the “miracle cures” traditional medicine can’t explain.

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The official trailer for the full-length film which brings ”new science” breakthroughs that are transforming our understanding of how to get well and stay well. ”The Living Matrix” provides an up-close look at the science of information as medicine. Leading researchers and health practitioners share their discoveries on the ”miracle cures” traditional medicine just can’t explain. The movie features 16 researchers and scientific visionaries including: Lynne McTaggart, Bruce Lipton, PhD, Rupert Sheldrake, PhD, Dr. Eric Pearl, Peter Fraser, Marilyn Schlitz, PhD, and James Oschman, PhD.

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