>>8902
>Mr. Li and his subordinates told them that any mistakes onstage might eventually doom their audiences to hell.
Okay which kind of energies these dances are trying to channel. Doing that with an entire "audience" and overworked people will entangle them with the worst type of karma. If the energies are "strained" and not free flowing and "loving" (or I don't even know how to describe it better) then it's full with negative energies it really creates energetic anomalies... if they are still channeling the energies ofc... but it seems they lost the "touch" already. It's not about the movements but about the mindset.

Seems like they just became an another "chinese mindvirus" and lost everything that made them special at all. I agree how the cult mentality is there but knowing the capacities that cults can pull this article is still tame. The more people any movement or organization has the more chaos and misunderstanding it breeds without most people noticing. This is why this is a scary business. The road to hell is paved with good intentions and people don't notice when they become the demons themselves in their "righteous pursuit".

The problem with articles like this that It's obvious that people there don't understand the principles they were supposed to exhibit during their dances. Once the teachings become an "enforced dogma" then it's over. It's not a "way" anymore but a mere "flavor" for materialist consumption.

I am not even sure if I understand this correctly at all. I have too many missing pieces from this whole deal and Falun Gong lost it's relevancy more than a decade ago and that makes it hard to lock onto their energies especially as an outsider.