我們告訴未來 第三集：破謎與正心

What is the meaning of life? When I was in Tibet, this gave me a great feeling of admiration. I said, ah, so that's how it is. The only thing that made sense in the book was Jen Shen Ren. Scholarly is the record of a person's growth. This is a computer. This is modern physics. Scholarly reflects how a person gradually gains knowledge of modern science and culture. At the same time, it tells us a piece of information. This is the basis of knowledge for modern people to establish their own view of the world, view of life, and view of the universe. I took a few drosses. This is the second one. A total of three. Mr. Lin studied in the United States in 1991. He obtained three master's degrees in high-performance physics, biomedical engineering, and computer science. In the spring of 1995, an accidental experience caused him to have doubts and serious thoughts about life. After arriving in the United States, because of economic reasons, we used to live with an old American. We could not pay rent, so we took care of him. He was very old. When I saw him, I thought of my future. I realized that I was already 40 years old. Soon, I would be almost 40 years old. I kept thinking, what am I doing with my life? When I came here, I felt empty. In this world, I have experienced so many difficulties. When I left, I left empty-handed. So I kept thinking about these questions. But science cannot answer these questions. Mr. Lin's delusions and thoughts have been cleared up in many people's minds, more or less. This is a 5,000-year-old Chinese-Chinese history film, based on a history textbook passed by the Chinese National Education Commission. At the beginning of the film, the students were told about the origin of human beings. Just like the ancestors of other nations in the world, our ancestors also thought about the same problem. Under the mysterious atmosphere, the Chinese ancestors, who felt that everything was spiritual, explained their origin with naive mythology. Here, the explanation of the origin of life of our ancestors is defined as the myth created by the ancients. An academic theory proposed in the 19th century as speculation and imagination has been absolutized as a scientific law. According to scientific explanation, humans evolved from ancient sources. For a long time, people have always received this kind of education in class. In many people's minds, materialism, evolution theory, and no-god theory are real science. After the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and the United States in the 1970s, China began to send foreign students to the United States. Since then, many excellent Chinese students have come to the most advanced country in science and technology in the world to study and work. After I came to China, I found that many well-known scientists had faith in me. At first, my classmate was an American. When he was a middle school student in the Olympic Games, he won the second place in the United States. He was a very smart man. I didn't admire many students, but I admired him very much. I found that he was a very devoted Christian, and he knew a lot of things. He knew a lot about spirit, including many things in our world. My mentor, Professor Cui Qi, won the Nobel Prize. I found that he was also a Christian. He was a very upright person. He didn't study for fame, but he was a very upright person. I admired him very much. After I came to the United States, I worked in the Bell Laboratory. I learned that many scientists were born there. They also studied the Bible at noon. When overseas students began to doubt and think about spirituality, Chinese young people on the other side of the earth were also experiencing a major thought about life. In 1985, a team of explorers from the National Geological Survey went to an original forest in Tibet for geological survey. During the survey, something like this happened. Once, there was a river next to the Jincha River in Tibet. In order to study the accumulation of the whole river, we called it the fourth geological site, we dug a groove about two meters deep. In this groove, our task was to describe the characteristics of each layer. Its particles, sand, and stones. What did it contain? And we had to take samples. It was very interesting. I remember very clearly that we found something like a metal button in one of the layers. At that time, we were discussing whether we should record this thing. If we recorded it, no one would be able to explain it. Because it was very similar to a metal button, like a copper button. If we didn't record it, it would violate some of our principles. Later, we decided to record it. But when we took it back, no one could explain it. So this sample was actually kicked out. When Tibet, which is located in the southwest of Tibet, is still under development, the coastal city of Guangzhou, which is relatively far away from it, has become the most developed region of the country's economy in the reform and opening up of the 1980s. Mr. Liao, who has the opportunity to go back and forth between these two contrasting regions, saw a phenomenon that made him more determined than scientific investigation. I work in Tibet every year, and then I go back to Guangzhou on vacation. At that time, this contrast was very strong. It gave me a lot of excitement. I remember when I was in Tibet, those nomads were very, very poor. It was so poor that they would take the canned food we ate as a bowl, as a very good utensil. Very poor. But they were very happy. They sang every day. They were very calm. They lived very calmly. Very happy. But when I came back to Guangzhou, those friends of mine were very rich. Very rich. At that time, they were doing business in a very large company. They were doing other strange businesses. Some of them made a lot of money and lived in five-star hotels for a long time. But they were very miserable. They didn't know why they were alive. So at that time, there was this contrast. At that time, I came to a conclusion. Because we are all educated by the theory of nothingness, that is, the consciousness of matter. At that time, I had a doubt. I said, is it really the consciousness of matter? In the 1980s, it was called the age of knowledge explosion by sociologists. From the mysterious UFO to the unanswered mystery of ancient civilization. From the study of the ice-dead phenomenon in the West to the rise of China's qigong fever. Many people's original unanswered phenomena and discoveries seemed to emerge overnight in this country that has been closed for 30 years. It gave people a deep thought. Because in the past, I really liked to read UFO exploration, science, and a lot of scientific magazines. I've been thinking, why are people human? What is the purpose of being human? So where do people go after they die? Did we change from monkeys? Does a person have a primordial spirit? Is there a soul? And is there a next life? Everything in the world is too dazzling. It fascinates ordinary people's hearts. Why was the world born? Is it the will of all living beings? This is a masterpiece written by Mr. Li Hongzhi in January 1995. Not long ago, this book was published by the Chinese Broadcasting and Television Publishing Company. It spread from mainland China to overseas. It brought unexpected surprises to those who were willing to think about it. My parents asked my father-in-law and mother-in-law to bring a book to the United States to visit their relatives. At first, I read it in Chinese. After reading it over and over again, I felt a sense of excitement. It's hard to describe. I felt like my whole body was shaking. I felt like it was a very big and important book. I didn't know how much I understood at the time, but I felt like I was memorizing a book. I felt like I had been looking for something for so many years. Not long after the last class in Guangzhou, Mr. Li Hongzhi began to teach overseas. This building, located in the center of Paris, is the Cultural Office of the French Embassy in China. On March 13, 1995, Mr. Li Hongzhi was invited by the embassy to hold his first overseas teaching class here. Most of the visitors came from their offices and staff here. At that time, they were all very happy and respected our master. After the class, the ambassador invited the master to dinner. When Mr. Li's French teaching class was about to end, one day, he suddenly received an invitation from the second largest city in Sweden, Gaisenburg. I went to Gaisenburg for the first time in the summer of 1994. It was when I was on vacation in Sweden that I heard about this opportunity. When I went there, I felt that the teachings of the master were something that I had been looking for for many years. When I came back to China, I started to practice by myself. I felt very strong at that time. I felt that many Swedish students are very kind people. I thought that foreigners should also be able to enjoy this. When I heard that Mr. Li had arrived in Paris, I went to pick up Mr. Li in Sweden. It was a very short time, so I was very confused. At that time, I didn't even know what Qigong was. I didn't even know how to translate it. I was very nervous. I didn't even know how many students there were in my country. When I called Mr. Li, he told me not to be too nervous and to go to bed. It doesn't matter. Even if there is only one person who wants to learn, I can still go. You'd better go to bed. Unexpectedly, many people came to attend the class. At that time, they were all white people. The seven-day Falun Gong class held in Sweden was held in this way, in translation and gestures. Very good, very easy, and I just feel this is the way it should be. This simple-looking house is where Mr. Li held the Falun Gong class in Sweden. At the end of the seven-day class, all the students and Mr. Li took an unforgettable photo here. In October 1996, Mr. Li Hongzhi set foot on the continent of North America. Since May 1992, he has been attending all the Falun Gong classes from China to all over the world. On October 12, at the Houston Chinese Cultural Education Center in Texas, the city government gave Mr. Li the title of Honorary Citizen of Houston and Ambassador of Kindness, and designated that day as Li Hongzhi Day in Houston. What Mr. Li gave back to the mayor and the members was an English version of the Falun Gong that had just been translated. In the following speech, Mr. Li Hongzhi told the students that he put everything he could give to his disciples into this Falun Gong. As long as a person really comes to learn martial arts, really comes to learn Falun Gong, this book can guide him to cultivate and evolve. Mr. Li's words were soon verified in the practice of Falun Gong practitioners. After being arrested, a policewoman was very gently, very calmly taking this boy, this abused boy away from his mother, his abusive mother. And as they were taking the mother away in handcuffs, and the boy was in this woman's arms, he screamed and was holding out, reaching out to his mother, Mommy, Mommy! He wanted to go back to his mother. He wanted to go back to his abusive mother who beat him all his life. And when I heard that story, that that boy was like me, how all my life I knew that the things I did wrong, that the things I did wrong all my life, and my anger, and my lust, and my desire, and all these things that hurt me were such a powerful force in my life that even though I wanted to do good, it always kept me going to the bad. It always kept me going towards the bad. And only when I started to read Falun Gong, only when I started to practice Falun Gong and read Juan Falun, did I realize the lack of self-control I had. And in less than a month, I could feel a huge difference. Whenever my mind would wander to an abusive thought or a lustful thought, right away, right away, Falun Gong would come into my head. Like a principle would come into my head, and it would be, is this right or is this wrong? This is wrong. And even though my heart and my body wanted to do this, I felt the power in that book. I felt it taking me in another direction. I felt it taking me towards what was right and what was good. It was amazing. It was totally amazing. In the past, every time I went to a tournament, I wouldn't go to the committee, I would go to the national team representatives, and I would have conflicts with everyone. When I had conflicts, other than swearing at people, I would pick things up, and at the training ground, I would swear at the team members, and hit the team members. So the first time he saw me, he said, Gao Yuxi, why are you like this? He completely changed. When he was talking, when he was doing things, when he was picking up people, he was very harmonious. He would always think about other people. The Xingde Cultivation Exchange is a unique form of cultivation in Falun Gong. The students call it the Dharma Exchange. The exchange will now begin. When you enter such a Dharma Exchange, you will find that the elderly, who used to be weak and sick, have miraculously regained their health thanks to the Dharma Exchange. After learning the Dharma Exchange, the technicians have a deeper understanding of the field they work in. The leaders and cadres here work together. The businessmen here do not cheat or deceive. Some have a harmonious family. Some have changed their ways. Every practitioner is grateful to Mr. Li Hongzhi and his Dharma Exchange for giving them a new life. In the mortal world, I lost my way. I wandered for thousands of years. My heart is lost and lonely. In the mortal world, I lost my way. I wandered for thousands of years. In the mortal world, I lost my way. In the mortal world, I lost my way. In the mortal world, I lost my way. In the mortal world, I lost my way. In the mortal world, I lost my way. In the mortal world, I lost my way. In the mortal world, I lost my way.