By sister initiate Lee, Yenmei, Taipei, Formosa

        In a western movie entitled "What Dreams May Come", the main character Chris's wife Annie was deeply engrossed in her own guilty feelings, thinking that she was responsible for the accidental death of their son and daughter. Further battered by the subsequent death of her husband Chris, even though he had ascended to heaven, she couldn't stand the pain any more. So she killed herself and fell to a deep level in hell. Persecuted by her own conscience, she sank deeply into her memories and could not wake up. If Chris hadn't taken the great risk of venturing from heaven to hell to save her, most probably she would forever have been confined in that so-called "hell without end", and would never have awakened. That is a very horrible realm because no one cares about the fallen souls there. (Master once made the following remark regarding this movie: "It is true. People who commit suicide go to a terrible place, because they don't feel good about themselves, and they create their own world.")

        It was a very difficult and risky task for her husband to enter Annie's consciousness and try to awaken her brighter side. If Chris failed to accomplish his mission within a certain length of time, he too would be intoxicated by the atmosphere and go into slumber there. If his power were not strong enough, his vibration too low, and his willpower not strong enough, he would be overwhelmed very quickly. Therefore, it is equally dangerous for an Enlightened Master to go to save sentient beings in a world of a different level. If the Master is not powerful enough, He/She may get into great trouble, and also needs to have exceptional love to achieve this goal. The husband in this movie finally overcame all difficulties and succeeded in saving his wife precisely because he had this strong loving power.

        It is not an easy job trying to awaken people or erase the records in their consciousness. Our fellow practitioners know that we have an "eraser" capable of blanking out the memories accrued through many lifetimes during our incessant transmigrations. The brand name of this "eraser" is the Quan Yin Method. This universally famous brand name is highly scientific, as when we know how to operate a computer, we can easily delete the data stored in the computer. While we are still in this world, we had better use the Quan Yin Method "eraser" to cleanse our actions, speech and thoughts, instead of being taken by the nose by all our remaining memories to transmigrate repeatedly, or be tortured in a painful dimension.

        This movie successfully illustrates that both the so-called Heaven and Hell are created by the mind. Some of the computer-generated scenes are so vivid and realistic that the film received an Oscar award for best visual effects. The movie also goes to great lengths to describe the afterworld and some interesting characters there, including the main characters' son and daughter, the Heavenly Angel and the Angel of Hell. This is truly a movie that causes viewers to reflect deeply on the nature of love and life after death.