An Experience With Photographing Auras
Perhaps here in Australia we are more sceptical, but can we deny these manifestations when they are detected by our modern scientific apparatus?
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Perhaps here in Australia we are more sceptical, but can we deny these manifestations when they are detected by our modern scientific apparatus?
I am a female Falun Dafa practitioner who was going to college in 2000. In July of that year, I went to Tiananmen to appeal for Falun Gong by doing the peaceful sitting meditation. Police dragged me into a vehicle, sent me to the police station, detained me for three days in a detention center, and later locked me in the Beijing Liaison Office.
The Jiang Zemin genocide lawsuit brought by Falun Gong practitioners has passed the courtroom discussion stage, and it has been placed on the agenda in recent days. More legal proceedings will unfold in about two weeks.
The Central News Agency (Taipei) reported on April 17 that according to reports from various universities in Beijing regarding SARS, probable SARS cases were found in thirteen universities, four of the cases from Beijing University.
In order to stop her from cultivating Dafa, a guard grabbed
her hair and slammed her head against the wall. The next day, she passed away
as a result of the severe injury she had sustained.
I had suffered continual and severe sinus all my life. Every day I had a blocked nose and was continually swallowing. At night I was up 4 or 5 times trying to clear the nose and throat. I would take numerous sinus tablets, which also kept me awake at night. I lived with constant headaches and eye pressure.
As a law study professional and lawyer in China, I witnessed this tragedy. Conscience drove me to use the law to completely expose the violation of the constitution and illegality of the Jiang dictatorial regime’s bloody persecution.
From these and many other incidents we can see that this persecution is not just happening over there. A growing awareness and concern for this problem in our country could play a significant part in eliminating this wicked interference in the democratic lives of Australians.
A few years ago in a land far away, As I walked through the bush on a hot summer’s day, There rose from some trees a glorious sound. I looked and I looked and at last I found, Hidden in the blossoms of an old gum tree, Tiny gumnut babies, so beautiful to see.
This is the hospital ward China’s Ministry of Health doesn’t want you to see. There are more than 100 Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) patients crammed into tiny rooms in the infectious diseases section of Beijing’s You’an Hospital.