During the period of time when the programme was being prepared, Chinese and western practitioners worked together and diligently cooperated with one another. This process is surely a cultivation process. Because of a shared sense of responsibility, everyone was silently striving forward. Western practitioners were in charge of applying for an operation permit for the programme. Younger practitioners, who are familiar with computers, were responsible for the voice recording and other operating procedures. Some practitioners willingly spent their money on necessary equipment for the programme. American practitioners also provided practitioners in Sweden with a one hour programme that they had created.