“Perpetual Peace” and the Tai Ji Men Case
In 1795, Immanuel Kant proposed a conscience-based society of nations. The project quickly also found its opponents—as it happened to Tai Ji Men’s idea that world peace is inseparable from conscience.
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“Internationalizing the Tai Ji Men Case” Discussed in a Webinar
Scholars, NGO activists, and Tai Ji Men dizi reflected on United Nations Day and why the Tai Ji Men case should be taken seriously by international institutions.
How Tai Ji Men Was Persecuted Three Times
Dr. Hong and his dizi were attacked directly, indirectly, and by threatening their economic resources.
“Global Prayers for Love and Peace”: Where Do We Go from Here
The planetary event of October 16 was the beginning of a new spiritual approach to world crises. The effort should continue.
Teachers Are Necessary, Spiritual Teachers Are Essential
Several modern ideologies have tried to undermine the role of the teachers. The Tai Ji Men case is one of their poisonous fruits.
Persecuting Spiritual Leaders: The Tai Ji Men Case
After the World Teachers’ Day, scholars and human rights activists discuss the slandering and harassment of spiritual masters.
In Defense of the Gurus: Why Spiritual Masters Are Persecuted
“Guru” has become a derogatory word in a world that does not understand what a spiritual master is, as the Tai Ji Men case demonstrates.
Fake News and the Tai Ji Men Case
There were fake news before the expression “fake news” became common. Spiritual minorities were often among their targets, including Tai Ji Men.
October 16: Prayer and Silence Against Armageddon
Why Bitter Winter supports the Global Prayer for Love and Peace and the One Minute Silence initiatives.
