“What is a “heart of great forbearance?” As a practitioner, the first thing you should be able to do is to not fight back when you are beaten or sworn at—you must be tolerant. Otherwise, what kind of practitioner will you be?”

—  Li Hongzhi

Zhuan Falun http://www.falundafa.org/book/eng/zflus.html

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