One day Li met a hermit named Guan Chenshan. At that time, he was a low-ranking official assigned to guard the north gate of a city. Guan told him, “You will be promoted and serve as a secretary for the Emperor next year. But you will actually work for the Crown Prince.” Li was so astonished by the hermit’s words that his face turned white. The hermit seemed to regret his words and hurriedly got up to leave. As he was leaving, Li asked him, “Why will I work for the Crown Prince?” The hermit replied, “You have a predestined relationship with the Crown Prince in several past lives, so you will.”

In 1972, a French company imported some uranium ore from Oklo in the Gabon Republic in Africa. Surprisingly the uranium concentration in the ore was as low as spent uranium fuel from a nuclear reactor. The finding led scientists to believe that the uranium had already been used for energy production. This discovery shocked the world and attracted scientists from many countries to go to Oklo for further investigation. The results showed that the uranium mine was an ancient nuclear reactor. The ancient reactor consisted of five hundred tons of utilised uranium ore in six different areas. Its output power was estimated to be approximately one hundred kilowatts. The reactor was perfectly preserved and its layout was very rational. It is estimated that the reactor had been in operation for around 500,000 years.

By the fires of light
Only thresholds away,
We stand at the edge of time.
From depths of waters
The oceans churned
Until coldest winds subside.

To lift my heart upon greater wings,
Timeless dawns where precious light sings.
The sun resplendent awakens another day,
‘Zhen, Shan, Ren’ to guide my way.

A January 12, 2004 report in Science Daily Telegraph, entitled “Mystery Particle May Hold Clues To Universe,” discusses how fourteen physicists at the University of Melbourne “have recently discovered a sub-atomic particle that they are having difficulty explaining and difficulty fitting with any current theory that attempts to describe matter. Their research will be published in Physical Review Letters (in press).”

This woman was extremely beautiful and radiant. She wore a thin black silk dress, a white silk shawl, a hair accessory bearing a phoenix, and a pair of finely embroidered shoes. The two maids that accompanied her were also extraordinarily beautiful. Guo Han was humbled by their presence. He got up from his chair, straightened his clothes, knelt down, and said, “I didn’t expect the arrival of such an Honourable immortal.” He waited attentively for words from the young woman. The woman smiled and said, “I am the weaving goddess from heaven.”

Archaeologists say they have discovered an ancient Teotihuacan settlement in central Mexico City, 30 miles from the pyramids where the culture flourished nearly 2,000 years ago. The discovery of structures and tools on a hill just behind the landmark Chapultepec Castle in December suggests the Teotihuacan culture spread and influenced the area around Mexico City even earlier than previously thought, archaeologists said Wednesday while giving reporters a tour of the site.

Vessels destined to brighter suns,
We, rising above torrent and tempest unyielding.
Skies closer beyond every cloud,
Hearts to welcome a timeless dawn.

Beings we are, fathomless to the eye,
Containing worlds of the immeasurable within…
From magnitudes of the most miniscule realms to a new sun rising,
Flooding the firmament with an unparalleled light.

Seas stretching to endless waves,
We, steadfast despite tempest and more.
Horizons closer, transcending trials,
One dawn emerging with every heart restored.

Somewhere, a touch of flame,
Awakenings upon lifetimes emerging…
Eyes widened, come beckon heart beyond self, my place of true origins.
Destined, towards the “Great Law”,
Here, I and millions more enter!

This piece is a result of collaboration by two practitioners. The name of their group was inspired by a recent trip to North America. “Justice for the World” has been created especially to expose and eradicate the genocide that has reached millions of practitioners around the world, as well as the persecution of Falun Gong in China.

Liu Buowen’s original name was Liu Ji. He was born near the end of the Yuan Dynasty. At a young age, he successfully passed the highest imperial examinations and became an official at the royal court. He was an expert in military theory, politics, astronomy, geography and history, and was a widely-known personage in his hometown. He wrote a book called Yu Lizi. The book contains many fables appearing to be only funny stories on the surface, however they actually have deep inner meanings. One of the stories is entitled “A Villager Learns to Make Umbrellas."

What should we call this ability to read with the hands? Those who are familiar with exceptional abilities call it a supernormal ability. In countries such as China, research has been performed to verify the existence of supernormal abilities. Reading with the hands is believed to be one such ability. Professor Sicen Li of Taiwan University has been active in researching this ability since 1993. His friend brought an 11-year-old girl named Qiaowu Gao to him as a subject.

New realms emerging,
Returning to our origins.
Formation, stasis
Then a gradual unweaving.
Rectification,
A brim to light and emptiness.

Light resplendent now,
Having vanquished every realm of old.
Hearts ascending, erasing self and all,
Here, our purest of origins remain.

Towards our diamond-like summit,
Oceans, yet without tides or familiar waters.
Shores unfolding,
Come beckon worlds to wakefulness.

Microcosms and more,
Fathomless until measured
Beyond any common mind.
Clouds finding no place
Against peerless skies.

Atoms, sub-atoms, light and radiation stem from electromagnetic waves. Without its own waveform, matter ceases to exist. Like ripples on water, when vibration stops, waveform disappears, and all that remains is water. If the vibration of a matter ceases, it will go back tostillness. Ancient people in the East referred to this mysterious matter as “qi” [vital enegy], and ancient people in the West called it “ether.” This concept was abandoned around the dawn of the 20th century. Now it appears that modern science has returned to the doorstep of our ancient forefathers after a roundabout. Although scientific terms might be used to describe the phenomenon, the inner meaning is still the same.

Ancient Chinese books recorded that between 770-475 BC, in the Spring and Autumn period, Lu Ban created some flying machines. This led Lu Ban to be acknowledged as the father of all craftsmanship. In Mozi·Luwen, it reads “Lu Ban cut up some bamboo and wood and made a wooden bird. It stayed in the sky for three days." Lu Ban also made a big wooden kite in order to spy on enemies during war. In Hongshu it reads, “Lu Ban made a wooden kite to spy on cities in the State of Song."

In the Jin Dynasty, a man named Zhang Chong lived in the city of Chang’an. He believed in Buddhas and prayed every day. One day a civil war broke out, and thousands of people fled from Chang’an. The refugees were captured by the army of a warlord, who slaughtered the men and carried off the women...