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Episode 7: 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.
References:1. Stories of Forbearance in Ancient Civilizations2. Some Understanding of Forbearance and Faith3. The Story of a Great Buddhist Monk, Daxing
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