By A German Practitioner

(Clearwisdom.net) Whenever practitioners share their experiences with others, we always hope that practitioners can talk about their own viewpoints based on their understanding of the Fa. For instance, say one person is drowning and his life is in danger. There are several persons standing on the shore discussing how they are going to save the drowning person, and how they should treat the event based on the Fa. In contrast, there is another person, who does not say or think of anything. He jumps into the water right away, and pulls the drowned person to the shore. Which of the above two actions better comply with the Fa?

Another question has been pointed out in Master's article Learning the Fa,

My understanding is, it is not certain that our actions or viewpoints can comply with the Fa even if we are able to quote several sentences from Dafa to support our own actions or viewpoints. Only when our actions and viewpoints conform with the complete principles of Dafa, is it a true comprehension of the Fa. When one has a true comprehension of the Fa, all the behaviors of a person will conform with the Fa. Sometimes we find that we are trapped by the notions and thinking style formed in the ordinary human life -- we start looking for "support" in Fa to back up our human concepts and behavior. If this "support" only seems to comply with a certain part of the Fa, and not the whole of the Fa, then we are not retaining a true and complete comprehension of the Fa. No matter what I come across in my daily life, I always examine myself with the universal principle of "Truthfulness--Compassion--Forbearance."

The above represents my current personal understanding. If there is anything incorrect, please help to rectify.

Posting date: 10/30/2002
Original article date: 10/30/2002
Category: Practitioners' Insights
Chinese version available at http://www.minghui.org/mh/articles/2002/10/23/38547.html

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