"All-round Fulfillment" Is a Poisonous Bait

Li Hongzhi, the founder of "Falun Gong," said that "we should persist in practicing 'Falun Gong' at any cost; going up to a higher level is fundamental; whether you are sincere or not will be judged by tests; and after you attain all-round fulfillment, you will become a Buddha or a god." Practicing "Falun Gong" aims at attaining "all-round fulfillment." "After you attain 'all-round fulfillment,' you will become a great god, or a great Buddha. Do you have such abilities? Yes, you have. You can not only protect your family members, but you can also hold the whole earth in your hand without much effort." (Falun Buddhist Law-Preaching at the European Prayer Assembly). It turns out that the final objective of practicing "Falun Gong" is to hold the earth in hand and kick it like a ball. Have any of Li Hongzhi's disciples become a god since Li founded "Falun Gong?" According to Li Hongzhi, a few practitioners have attained "all-round fulfillment." In July 1998, seven "Falun Gong" practitioners from Haikou in Hainan Province died and one was injured in a traffic accident on their way to Sanya to preach "Falun Gong." These people once said that Li Hongzhi's law-bodies and law-wheel would protect them at any time and in any place if they were his real disciples. When some other disciples asked Li Hongzhi about the accident, Li explained that they had contributed greatly to preaching the law, so they had attained "all-round fulfillment" ahead of time. This means that practitioners can attain "all-round fulfillment" only through sacrificing their lives for the law. Why didn't those who committed suicide by jumping from buildings, drowning themselves, hanging themselves or cutting open their stomachs attain "all-round fulfillment"? Because they were not approved by Li Hongzhi. Li Hongzhi even called them "devils." Has Li Hongzhi himself attained "all-round fulfillment?" Judging from the fact that he has moved his family to the United States, and spends US dollars like water every day, he does not seem to have ever thought about attaining "all-round fulfillment," let alone have the courage to sacrifice himself for the law. It can thus be said that "all-round fulfillment" is only a poisonous bait for those who can not tell the good from the evil, and do not know the truth.

(Compiled by New Star Publishers, Aug., 2000)