Germany: Saxony Day in Reichenbach Vogtland
By a German practitioner

Despite rainy weather, around 300,000 people went to Saxony Day in Reichenbach Vogtland. The celebrations ended with a parade that wound through the entire city. Around 100,000 people watched this parade.

Falun Dafa practitioners thought it a wonderful opportunity to take part in this big event. Practitioners from different areas in Germany came because this was a great opportunity to tell the truth about the persecution to a large amount of people. Practitioners set up an information booth and large boards that showed the story of the inhuman persecution of Falun Gong in China. They also demonstrated the exercises.

People of all ages watched with interest the peaceful and beautiful exercise movements. A little girl wanted to learn immediately the Falun Gong movements.

Saxony Day is a big annual event and draws people from all over the region. This was the 16th Saxony Day.

Signing the petition calling for an end to the persecution

Demonstrating the Falun Gong meditation exercise
A young girl learns the sitting meditation

Originally published in Germanat http://de.clearharmony.net/articles/200710/39819.html

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