1964: Cultivation Story: The 22nd China Fa Conference on Minghui (14)

A practitioner in China, released from prison after being detained for clarifying the truth, joined a project to clarify the truth using smartphones. Though beginning with no experience, through diligent research she became the local technical support, customizing and maintaining smartphones for practitioners. When other practitioners involved in technical matters became unavailable, she took on the responsibility of computer maintenance for the local practitioners, ensuring they could safely access the Minghui website. This and other experience-sharing from the Minghui website.Original Articles:1. China Fahui | Cultivating to Become Selfless During the Process of Harmonizing One Body2. China Fahui | Fulfilling My Mission and Sharing Facts About Dafa While Incarcerated3. China Fahui | Stories of Installing New Tang Dynasty Satellite TV To provide feedback on this podcast, please email us at [email protected]

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