(Minghui.org) I am from Mongolia. I heard about Falun Gong from my Chinese aunt more than 20 years ago (2002-2003) in Mongolia, but at that time I didn’t take it seriously.
After graduating from university in the spring of 2005, I traveled to China in the fall that year to pursue further studies. My aunt warmly welcomed me and assisted me with enrolling in a Chinese language college.
I visited her home almost every weekend. During each visit, she often spoke to me about her beliefs, but at the time I didn’t take it seriously. In January 2006, winter break began for students, and I found myself with little to do. My aunt suggested that I help translate Zhuan Falun into Mongolian, and I agreed without hesitation. We then began the translation together.
The translation process was extremely difficult for me. My mind felt completely empty, and I had no understanding of concepts like the divine, religion, qigong, cultivation, the universe, or even science. This lack of knowledge stemmed from my disinterest in school, my dislike for reading, and my general avoidance of studying. I had never been an avid reader, and to be honest I had little knowledge about anything beyond the basics. The only subjects I enjoyed were foreign languages—Russian, English, Turkish, and German. It was in those classes that I excelled, but outside of that I felt lost.
As we worked on the translation, she explained things to me little by little. I gradually began to understand more and more.
In the end, we completed the translation for Zhuan Falun, The Great Way of Spiritual Perfection, and Zhuan Falun Vol II.
After we completed the translation of those three Fa teachings, I left China at the end of 2008 to marry my husband.
Even though I had translated Zhuan Falun, I didn’t fully grasp its deeper meaning at the time. My understanding was limited to the basic idea of being a good person, nothing more.
Whenever my aunt visited Mongolia I would think about Falun Dafa, but once she left it would slip from my mind. In 2019, I felt a deep longing in my heart, though I couldn’t quite understand what I was seeking. I had a loving family and everything an ordinary person could wish for, yet something was still missing. I needed something to fulfill the emptiness within me.
I felt an overwhelming urge to read Zhuan Falun, and so I began. As I read, my heart was filled with an indescribable joy. It was then that I made the firm decision to cultivate. At first I wasn’t sure how to begin the process of cultivation.
During this time, despite not having fully cultivated myself, I felt a strong desire to spread the Fa, so I rented 538 square foot office in Ulaanbaatar and began posting regularly on Facebook, almost every month. Many people came to learn about Dafa. Most of them practiced for only a short while before leaving. However, those who truly understood the teachings stayed and have continued their cultivation to this day.
I had embarked on a path of cultivation, but along the way I encountered numerous challenges—both physically and mentally. Initially, I couldn’t understand why these difficulties were arising, but over time I came to realize that they were a result of my own karma, a reflection of past actions. Despite the hardships, I continued on my journey.
What ultimately helped me navigate these obstacles was reading the Fa. It provided the clarity and strength I needed to face my struggles, and I was gradually able to overcome the challenges. Through this process, I learned how crucial it is to understand the deeper causes of our difficulties and to stay committed to the path, even when it seems daunting.
In September of 2020, I began translating Minghui articles and sharing them with Mongolian practitioners. It was through this process that I truly started to understand the essence of cultivation and how to improve my xinxing. As I read more and more articles from Minghui, I felt myself maturing, gradually gaining deeper insights.
The more I immersed myself in the Fa, the more I felt myself aligning with it. It was as though my understanding was expanding, and Master was guiding me, opening my wisdom in ways I couldn’t have imagined. I found that I was passing tests with greater ease, and my heart was filled with joy and gratitude.
However, over time I came to realize that those early experiences were just the preparatory stages of my cultivation. Real tests began to emerge, and at first, I didn’t know how to handle them in a genuine way. I struggled to control myself, maintain my xinxing, and apply the Fa to navigate these challenges.
Fortunately, through the conflicts I encountered—both among fellow practitioners and within my family—Master was always there, guiding and looking after me. Little by little, I began to understand how to cultivate myself more effectively. I learned to cultivate continuously, to look inward, and to go deeper in my introspection.
As I did so, I began to measure my thoughts against the principles of Truthfulness, Compassion, and Forbearance at my current level. I knew that I still had a long way to go, but I felt my understanding growing as I moved forward on my path.
I had many strong attachments—showing off, resentment, complaining, jealousy, looking down on others—just to name a few. There were too many to count. However, compared to where I had started from, I began to see these attachments were gradually being eliminated, layer by layer, much like the peeling of an onion. This transformation was only possible through the guidance of the Fa.
For example, I worked a lot on my resentment, as it seemed to surface in everything I did. It affected my thoughts, my actions, and my interactions. But with time and constant cultivation, that resentment diminished significantly. It is now much less than before, and I can recognize it more clearly when it arises, allowing me to address it in a more mindful way.
In summary, I want to mention what Master said about Han Xin enduring the humiliation of crawling between someone’s legs in Zhuan Falun.
Master said:
“This showed that Han Xin had a heart of great forbearance. Because he was different from everyday people, he was able to achieve those great things. It is an ordinary person’s motto that one should live to prove one’s point or save face. Think about it, everyone: Living to prove one’s point or to save face—isn’t it tiring? Isn’t it painful? Is it worthwhile? Han Xin was an everyday person after all. As cultivators, we should be much better than him. Our goal is to rise above and beyond the level of ordinary people and to strive toward high levels.” (Lecture Nine, Zhuan Falun)
Han Xin had no attachment to saving face, no stubbornness, no competitiveness—just many admirable qualities. These virtues made him capable of achieving great things. As practitioners, we have the guidance of Dafa, and by following the principles of Truthfulness, Compassion, and Forbearance we can complete our tasks in cultivation successfully. This way, we won’t add burdens to Master’s shoulders. The Fa-rectification will ultimately be completed, but it’s our own stubborn and unwilling attachments that make us incapable and obstruct the progress of Fa-rectification.
Thank you, Master!Thank you, fellow practitioners!
(Selected article presented at the 2025 San Francisco Fa Conference)
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