Every one of us has occasionally fallen into a mud hole of sorrows/despairs or felt lost in this labyrinth maze of life. And I am no exception.
I lost my mother at the age of 1. And I grew up within the borrowed love of another person. I had not had anybody to share my feelings and no one cares to ask or show concern about my well being. Subsequently, I seldom speak. Now, I have to borrow this paper and pen to share my inner thoughts and feelings.
There is really nothing more valuable than when there is an extending caring/loving arm for us to lean on. This act of kindness transfers a strong soothing force to heal the internal wounds and to awaken our souls to help us get through/over the temptations in life.
Even though the hand is not magical but it does contain limitless supply of love. It shows up just in time and righteously guides us pass the sorrows of our soul.That caring/loving hand belongs to my father. He has been on my side throughout my life and has introduced me to UHBE. He knows about UHBE because he received treatment at the Darwin Meditation in Australia from those who have joined UHBE earlier.
As a devoted religious person, I put my full faith in UHBE. I meditate everyday and felt that I have gradually changed. I have found calmness in my soul despite the crazy hustle and bustle livelihood.
What is extraordinary about UHBE is that it is like a light breeze that weaves its ways to my heart and awakens me to realize what I have been doing.
With all sincerity, I would like to say "thank you" from the bottom of my heart. I want to thank my father for introducing and encouraging me to study UHBE.
I would like to extend my thanks to those who have gone before me and have shown me the rights and wrongs in what needs to done to serving humanity.
Especially, I want to thank our Teachers who brought this blessing to so many students including me. Grand Master Dasira Narada has given/empowered me and all UHBE students with a pair of caring/loving hands. Such loving/caring hands I thought exist only in my dream.
Respectfully,
Tu Hoa