Master Hong Sheng Is More Amazing Than I Imagined

Written given by Zi Qian

    When I was about to graduate from elementary school, my dad got sick. That day, I woke up and heard my dad say that he had no strength in his feet and he couldn’t walk. I immediately jumped off the bed and ran to the living room to ask my dad what was wrong. My dad said that he couldn’t feel his legs and asked me to massage him. I started to pray that my father would be okay while massaging. Later, dad was sent to the hospital emergency room by my uncle and grandma.

    After school, my mother took me and my brother to the hospital . My dad had a very uncomfortable expression and then I realized that my father was seriously ill. After my father was hospitalized, my younger brother, Chenghua, and I went to stay at grandma's house. Grandma always asked us to recite Amitabha and listen to Master's words to recite the "Di Zi Gui" and worship Buddha to dedicate to my father's karmic creditors, hoping my father would get well soon. Grandma also took us to the hospital to see dad. Dad always had a smile on his face, and he even joked around. He didn’t show that he was uncomfortable, and this made me feel my dad so super.

    Dad was worried that it would be bad for my brother and I to go to the hospital too often. But Grandma said: "Master says if you don’t use what you have learned from " Di Zi Gui " at this time, when will you use it?" So we went to the hospital almost every day after school. We helped him massage while soaking his feet in hot water hoping to relieve his pain. I am very grateful to Master for persuading my parents so that we can go to the hospital and do our part for dad, instead of just being worried at home.

    The doctor finally found out what was wrong with dad (ruptured intervertebral disc). Although I didn’t understand much of it, even after listening to my father’s explanations. I was really happy, because my father could finally receive treatment for his foot and hurry home. But I was very nervous when knowing that my dad was going to have an operation.

    The day before dad's surgery (6/9). We went to see him. On that day Master sang Miao Yin on the phone, my dad cried when he heard it, and he cried his heart out. It was the first time I had ever seen him like that.

    On the day of my father's operation (6/10), I took a day off from school and went to the hospital. I was very nervous that day, and I kept chanting Amitabha in my heart hoping that my dad would be blessed. Watching my father being wheeled in for surgery, I was so nervous that my heart almost jumped out.

    After waiting for more than eight hours, my dad was finally being pushed out. Dad even made a gestured "Ya" to us which made me think he must be able to go home soon.

    When dad was hospitalized after surgery, he didn't use painkillers or anything like that. Doctors often came to ask if he needed painkiller shot? My father always replied: "No,because I'm not in pain!" Once the doctor replied to my father: "How is it possible that you has no pain?" It made me feel amazing. And it helped me realize that Master is really magical.

    After my father got discharged from the hospital, it was still difficult for him to walk and he had to use a cane, but he still came to my graduation ceremony. I was grateful for my dad and even more grateful for the Master. When my father went for rehabilitatio. Those therapists all said: "How can you be standing and walking right now? You are supposed to paralyze and lie on the bed!" That's when I knew the Master was more magical than I imagined, so was Miao Yin! Later, my father's no longer need the cane for his feet. He even took us for a vacation in Korea which made me feel that dad had almost recovered fully. I am so grateful to Master for giving us a complete family. After experiencing my dad being ill this time, we understand that we need to listen to the Master. Be filial to our parents and cherish the time we have with them. I hope you all think the same as me after reading it.

Thank you, Master!

Sincerely,

Zi Qian

2016/5/1