As World Falun Dafa Day celebrations were held in major cities in Australia, officials, local community leaders, and citizens honored the occasion with statements of support commending the positive impact of the practice and its principles.
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About 300 teachers, students, and parents came to learn the Falun Dafa exercises at a school's Parent-Teacher Day, and everyone was given a Falun Dafa flier and a handmade paper lotus flower.
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Falun Dafa practitioners from different cities gathered to do the exercises and talked to people about Falun Dafa, how they benefited from the practice, and about the 25-year-long persecution in China.
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Over 40 dignitaries from New York State sent letters of commendation and congratulations, including leaders of both parties in Congress and the state legislature, leaders of the New York City Council, and county, city, and town leaders.
The Australian practitioners expressed their gratitude to Falun Dafa’s founder, Master Li Hongzhi, for compassionately introducing Falun Dafa.
Five cities in Colorado, including Aurora, Centennial, Fort Collins, Loveland, and Westminster, proclaimed May 13, 2024, as World Falun Dafa Day, commending the benefits of the practice for individuals and the community.
Practitioners in India held a Falun Dafa workshop for teachers and students on May 11 at the invitation of the Government Certified School for Boys (Junior) in Nagpur.
In Romania, World Falun Dafa Day was celebrated with a series of activities that began on the coast on May 5 and culminated in the capital on May 14.
Young practitioners in Toronto were impressed with reports published on the Minghui website about World Falun Dafa Day activities and celebrations by practitioners in China.
Master Li quietly watching the world from amidst the mountains after leaving New York following July 20th, 1999. (Published January 19, 2000)
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