Minghui Insights

For centuries, people in different cultures have reported witnessing something that seems impossible: human beings rising from the ground and even ascending into the sky. From ancient Chinese chronicles and Christian saints to modern accounts from Falun Dafa practitioners, stories of levitation have persisted across time and tradition. In this episode of Minghui Insights, we explore some of the most fascinating accounts of levitation.

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In this episode of Minghui Insights, we bring you another collection of music composed and performed by Falun Dafa practitioners.

Music:
– A Summer Afternoon (登山临水)
– A New Song for the World（献给世界的歌）, composed by Jacek Wholers, performed by Michael Hackmayer, Jacek Wholers
– Embrace with Life (让生命去感受)
– When Seawater Turns Sweet（海水变甜的时候), performed by Drew Parker
– Don’t Let Go, composed by Richard Woodman & Katy Mantyk, performed by Richard Woodman
– Plum Blossoms Blooming in the Snow (傲雪春梅), composed and performed by Chen Guohua

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In this episode, we continue to explore the topic of reincarnation or transmigration of soul through stories from modern day to ancient time. From these, we see that the challenges we face are often not random, but threads carried over from the past, waiting to be resolved through compassion and tolerance.

Original Articles:
Reincarnated into a Horse to Pay Off a Debt
Life and Reincarnation
Dafa Saved Me from the Misery of Karmic Retribution

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In this episode, we explore the fascinating topic of reincarnation or transmigration of soul, starting with a story in a small town in the southern United States at the turn of the last century.

Original Articles:
Memory of Light – A Story of Reincarnation
Stories of Reincarnation: Huang Tingjian and Su Dongpo During the Northern Song Dynasty
Repaying a Past Kindness

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From a Ming Dynasty scholar who glimpsed the divine through melody, to a Falun Dafa practitioner in Sweden who tempered his heart while using music to reach others, we explore how music – across time and cultures – can be a vessel for virtue, a mirror for the soul, and a companion on the path of cultivation.

Original Article:
Validating the Fa With Music

Music:
– Lotus Pond (荷塘清音)
– Three Words Deep in My Heart (三字真言 深入我心)
– Silent Smile (默然的微笑)

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In ancient China, music was regarded as the sound of virtue. People believed that the highest purpose of music was not to stimulate senses, but to educate and uplift spirit. In this episode, we hear from composer Xiu Yue about her insights on music and human health.

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In traditional Chinese culture, filial piety is regarded as the foundation of all virtues. Confucius described it as an immutable principle of heaven and earth—a divinely mandated code of conduct for human society. In this episode, we share stories from both ancient and modern times that reveal how this timeless value shapes people’s lives.

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Music: “A Wish”(C调竹笛：愿) by Tang Jiahui

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This episode explores the spiritual and cultural significance of marriage, emphasizing its foundation in morality, compassion, and responsibility. Through stories from both history and modern times, it illustrates how true marital harmony is rooted not in external conditions but in kindness, sincerity, and mutual respect—a bond that aligns with the principles of Truthfulness, Compassion, and Forbearance.

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Music: “Obtain Salvation And Return with Master” (得度随师登归途) by Yu Chengyang

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The Chinese character for forbearance (忍) is composed of two components: the character for “knife” at the top and the character for “heart” beneath it. This symbolizes enduring with the heart under pressure—not through blind submission, but with wisdom, courage, and compassion. In this episode of Minghui Insight, we delve into forbearance, one of the three core principles of Falun Dafa, exploring its significance through stories from China’s history.

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Music has the extraordinary ability to touch the soul, transcend time, and shape cultures. In this episode, we explore the profound influence of music through ancient Chinese wisdom and stories — unveiling its power to cultivate virtue, heal the body and mind, and even alter the course of history.

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