For this full story, please visit: http://www.theatlantic.com/notes/2016/09/a-scientist-finds-salvation/500516/ 

This is an intriguing story about a successful scientist who suddenly became very sick and desperate and tried all kinds of treatments to no avail. Finally he found an old Chinese Qi Gong method and immediately felt relief. It came to the point that he could heal his sour relationship with his mother and get a completely new outlook on life filled with optimism and a strong health. He also achieved a complete remission from the Guillain Barre syndrome which breaks down your peripheral nerve system.

Below some quotes from the article to show this inspiring story to everyone.

“I came into my spiritual path in a most unexpected way. I grew up as a Catholic, though really only in the most basic sense of the word. Early on I tried to be a proper Catholic, was an altar boy, but I met with what I saw as sufficient hypocrisy in the church (no need for details here) that I proudly declared myself an agnostic in my teens. I came to see religion as a tool for powerful people to subjugate the masses.

I decided that science would be enough as a worldview, a paradigm. I dabbled in Daoist Tai Chi a bit, but purely for purposes of relaxation.

I studied to become a biologist, with particular interest in ecology, evolution, and conservation. I imagined myself becoming a professor. Things were going well. I was blessed with generous research scholarships. I made excellent contacts in my areas of interest, established great collaborations, found ideal field sites. What really interested me was non-Darwinian models of evolution. For my doctoral studies, I did field research in Madagascar to study apparent hybridization between different species of lemur.”

Below is some excerpts from what he experienced after coming down with the symptoms of his disease and how he could suddenly turn everything around with the help of Falun Gong.

“….A tough six months followed. I watched my career disintegrate. The academic partnerships I had developed evaporated, and I could no longer teach effectively. My already rocky romantic relationship further suffered.

I returned to my hometown, where my mother encouraged me to try “alternative therapies.” I did, but none were effective. So I went back to my university town. There, in a smoky coffee shop, I met an old acquaintance who had explored numerous Eastern disciplines. He gave me a DVD, saying that what was on it helped him recover from chronic fatigue syndrome, which he had experienced some years back.

I’ll never forget watching that video for the first time. It was a video introducing the exercises and meditation of Falun Gong—a style of Chinese yoga rooted in Buddhist principles, also known as Falun Dafa. After half an hour of trying to mimic the slow-moving exercises on the video, I started to feel better for the first time I could remember. It was really an indescribable feeling—my heart, body, and mind were all singing.”          

Anyone who wants to try Falun Dafa at home and experience the effects on your health – please visit: http://www.falundafa.org - all the videos and books are free to download for your own convenience.