Government Affairs: Level Valley Law Temple [平谷法院 – Ping Gu Fa Yuan] 12.4.2024
Guo Guo [果果] (pseudonym) – was born in the 1990s and is an excellent drummer in a famous drum band from Shanxi. She started playing drums at the age of 13-years. Guo Guo is smart, delicate, quick-witted and studious. She has a solid foundation in stage performance and has been on tour with the drum band many times – and is recognised as a leader both on – and off -the stage. After being married, her mother-in-law, who was obsessed with the “Almighty God” [全能神 – Quan Meng Shen] cult, often nagged her: “Your ability, appearance, and stature are all given by ‘God’. Now ‘God’ wants to use you, so we have to fit in with ‘God’s’ wishes.” In order to avoid conflicts between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law – Guo Guo joined the “Almighty God” cult in May 2014 – and was given the spiritual name “Xiao An” [小安 – “Little Peace”].
As she possessed a “special talent” – Guo Guo went to South Korea on a Tourist Visa in August of that year to “fulfill her full-time duties” three months after joining the cult. She went with several other strangers. When they arrived in South Korea, they were divided into different groups according to their talents, such as the film group and the video group, and were not allowed to reveal any personal information to each other. Guo Guo was just 24 years old that year – and she had left her child – who was less than 2 years old behind in China. She has had no contact with her family since then. Eight years have passed since she left. Eight years ago, she was filled with joy – but soon was convinced to abandon her husband and children – her family and her career for the so-called “faith”! Eight years later, Guo Guo was riddled will illness and pain, and was regarded as a burden by the so-called “Church” – being completely rejected and abandoned by a dishonest institution that trades on the “lie” that it cares for its converts!
During the eight years in South Korea, Guo Guo first sang in the choir – practicing songs in small groups – and then singing on stage together. Later, she was assigned to a dance group, learning to dance from online videos and rehearsing day and night. There was never an audience in front of the remote and simple stage, and those so-called “performances” were only for filming video materials for the so-called “evangelism” of “Almighty God” – to convert more vulnerable and weak-minded people. As this is a “racist” movement, the “Almighty God” cult only targets Chinese, Korean, and Japanese people. Non-Far East Asian people are viewed as a “threat” to the racial cohesion of the movement (Western people are positively rejected due to their logical minds).
In the first four years, Guo Guo sang and danced at full capacity as “Xiao An” – and attended gatherings to learn “Mythology” and “fulfill her full-time duties”. Not only did she never have a day off, but she would be “punished” if she was not careful in her dutie. Due to long-term high mental tension, extreme fear in her heart, and lack of nutrition (starvation is used by the cult to keep their converts physically weak, ubable to rebel and mentally unable to think clearly), Guo Guo fell desparately ill (like an inmate in a Japanese POW Camp furing the 1930s and 1940s). In this incapacitated state – no doctor was allowed. Instead, Guo Guo she was reassigned to the duty of teaching drumming.
Later, because of her contnuous physical weakness – and inability to perform on stage – Guo Guo was allowed to “see a doctor” while continuing to “fulfil her duties”. This so-called “doctor” was really just another member of the cult who prescribed taking “painkillers and drinking coffee” – which was not really a cure at all. Later, when Guo Guo could no longer get out of bed due to chronic fatigue and depression, the cult leaders said: “This is a test and a requirement of refinement from ‘God’. You must reflect upon yourself and learn lessons from the suffering…” They also said: “Do you believe in ‘God’ for other purposes? What do you want to achieve…” At this time, someone taught her what to do during this vital trial stage, and encouraged her by watching more “Mythology”…
In the first four years, Guo Guo tried her best to “fulfill her duties” for “God’s Church” – and did not dare to slack off. However, she lost her home, her job, and her youthful health. Her thoughts about an alien “God” were pure, without any other purpose, but why could she still not be in line with “God’s” will and bountiful reward? Why did her health did not get better – whilst everything she did was considered wrong? An outstanding young woman who started learning to play the drums at the age of 13 and being a pillar of the group, what kind of belief could wipe out a person’s talent and make a person in her prime “laid down” like this?
After a month of isolation suffering with a sick body, Guo Guo was assigned to the kitchen to do odd jobs, and then was sent to the “Gospel Team” to “preach the gospel” to people all over the world. They use the Internet to connect, regardless of time difference, as long as someone is online, they have to be online all the time, working more than 15 hours a day. When they encounter language barriers, they use the templates prepared in advance – copy and paste… “Preaching the gospel” is difficult because there are “gospel indicators”. When she fails to complete the task, someone “communicates” with her: “You must be guided by your conscience, and the effectiveness of ‘preaching the gospel’ will be improved…”
Guo Guo worked tirelessly day and night to comply with “God’s” will, until she was exhausted and was regarded as a burden to the cult – and allowed to leave.
According to the arrangement of “Almighty God”, believers who are sick must leave as their illnesses contradict the idea that God is caring for them – and their care cuts into the cult’s profit. First, each sufferer must submit an application online, and then the so-called “Foreign Affairs Office” personnel will be responsible for contacting their families to send money to “purchae” their release (this is designed to recoup any costs of care). Part of the money will be used for returning home – the rest retained by the “Church” – not being returned.
Guo Guo was abandoned and ordered to leave. She staggered-out the compound barely standing – and returned home on a stretcher.
How many eight years stints can a person have in their life? From 24 to 32 years old, it is the prime of youth. From the age of blooming to the age of thirty, the best years were taken away by the cult. What is the result? Physical and mental exhaustion! As a wife and daughter, missing her child, how can she make up for the lack of maternal love, responsibility and obligation?
Those who deliberately perpetuate evil cults – should be punished for their criminality!
After recuperating at home for seven months, Guo Guo found a local anti-cult volunteer and cried about her confusion and experience. She said that because she had watched the anti-propaganda video shot by “Almighty God” before, which described how Chinese police persecuted people who believed in “God”, she was afraid that she would suffer the same fate. Now she knows that the video materials that the “Almighty God” cult spread to believers, which are full of slandering the Communist Party and the government and tarnishing the image of the police, are all false and fabricated, with the purpose of satisfying their own political ambitions. Those fabricated videos are deliberately instilling anti-social and anti-government consciousness in believers, making people hate society and ignore family affection, making people enemies of the government and breaking up their families, and nakedly destroying the relationship between the Communist Party and the masses, and even catering to the attempt of anti-China forces to subvert the State power.
After coming to her senses, Guo Guo said, “I can no longer believe in a false cult that uses the (foreign) Christian ‘God’ to deceive and induce believers to abandon their homes and careers, and then abandons these supposed converts after sexually abusing them!” Recalling that she was used as a pawn by the “Almighty God” in South Korea and filmed poetry, dance and other videos, Guo Guo felt deeply guilty. She was afraid that too many people would watch these misleading videos and then fall into the “Almighty God” cult. She was willing to share her experience to sound the alarm for all brothers and sisters who have fallen into the “Almighty God” cult and are deeply trapped in it.
Guo Guo said: “After returning to China, from the moment I stepped into the country, I felt the energy of love everywhere. During the pandemic, the Epidemic Prevention Workers had kind smiles; when I was lost, the Anti-Cult Volunteers gave me warm greetings and patient advice. All of these feelings interpret the great love of the country.”
After her return, Guo Guo expressed her willingness to return to the stage and strike the first blow in Anti-Cult Propaganda.
Reposted from: China Anti-Cult Network
Chinese Language Source:
https://m.thepaper.cn/baijiahao_27013854
反邪教宣传 | “打鼓手”痴迷“全能神”八年的“福报”
政务：平谷法院 2024-04-12
“90后”果果（化名）是山西著名鼓乐团优秀鼓手，13岁学打鼓，聪慧秀气，机敏好学，舞台功底深厚，多次随鼓乐团赴外巡演，无论台上台下都是佼佼者。成家后，痴迷“全能神”的婆婆常在她耳边唠叨：“你的素质、长相、身量都是‘神’赐予的，现在‘神’要用你，咱就得贴合‘神’的心意。”为避免婆媳矛盾，果果于2014年5月加入“全能神”，启用灵名“小安”。因为她属于“特殊人才”，在加入邪教三个月后，当年8月就以旅游签证方式安排去了韩国“尽全职本分”，一同去的还有其他几个陌生人。到了韩国，他们按照才艺分别被分在了不同的小组，如电影组、视频组等，相互间不允许透漏个人任何信息。那年果果刚24岁，抛下不到2岁的孩子，此后与家人再无任何联系。
这一去就是八年。八年前，满心欢喜，为了所谓的“信仰”抛夫弃子，抛家舍业；八年后，满身病痛，反被“教会”视为拖累，被卸磨杀驴。
在韩国的八年里，果果先是在合唱团唱歌，分小组练歌，再集体上台唱；后来又被分到舞蹈组，跟着网上的视频学跳舞，不分昼夜排练。偏僻而简陋的舞台下从来没有见过一个观众，那些所谓的表演也只是为了拍摄视频资料，为“全能神”进行所谓“传福音”时使用。
在起初四年多的时间里，果果以“小安”身份满负荷运转地唱歌、跳舞，聚会学“神话”“尽全职本分”，不仅从来没有休息日，稍不留神还会被“修理对付”。长期精神高度紧张，内心极度恐惧，加上缺乏营养，果果病倒了。于是被调整负责教授敲鼓，后因身体一再虚弱，实在无力上台表演，就又被安排一边“看病”、一边“尽服装本分”，而所谓的看病就是吃“止疼片与喝咖啡”。等后来果果彻底下不了床，他们却说：“这是‘神’的试炼、熬炼，要反省自己，从苦难中学到功课……”还说：“你信‘神’有没有掺杂别的目的，是为了得到什么……”这时候有人教她试炼阶段应该怎么做，还用看“神话”鼓励她……
这前四年，果果竭尽全力为“神家”“尽本分”，不敢有丝毫懈怠。然而，家没了、工作没了、青春也舍了，自己对“神”的心思是纯正的，没有掺杂一丝别的目的，可为什么还是不能合“神”的心意？自己身体好不起来，做啥啥都不对？一个从13岁就开始学打鼓的优秀青年、团里的台柱子，究竟是什么样的信仰可以抹杀一个人的才情，让一个盛年之人如此这般“磨光躺平”？
拖着病恹恹的身体隔离一个月后，果果被安排到厨房打杂，之后又被派到“福音队”，给世界各地的人“传福音”。使用网上连线的方式，不管有没有时差，只要有人在线，他们就得一直在线，每天工作都在15个小时以上，遇到语言不通时，就用提前拟定的模板，复制粘贴……“传福音”很难，因为有“福音指标”，完不成任务时，有人“交通”她：“你要在良心作用支配下，‘传福音’果效就上去了……”
果果就这样不辞辛劳、夜以继日地为了贴合“神”的心意坚持，直到累到虚脱后被当成负担让她离开。
根据“全能神”的安排，信徒有病都必须离开，先是自己在网上提交申请，会有所谓“外事办”人员负责联系家人汇款，一部分供归家使用，余下部分由“教会”留用，不再返还。
果果就这样被抛弃、被劝离，站着出去，躺倒回国。
人生能有几个八年？24岁到32岁，正值青春年华，从花信之年到而立之年，美好年华就这样被邪教夺取，结果呢？身心俱疲！而为人妻女，面对孩子，缺失了的母爱、责任、义务，何以弥补？
邪教当诛，当人人诛！
在家养病7个月后，果果找到了当地反邪教志愿者，哭诉自己的不解与遭遇。她说，因为之前看了“全能神”拍的反宣视频，里面描写了中国警察是如何如何迫害信“神”的人，所以她害怕自己也会受到如此遭遇。现在她知道“全能神”邪教传播给信众的那些充斥着诋毁党和政府、玷污警察形象的视频资料，全是虚假捏造的，目的是要满足他们自己的政治野心，那些编造的视频是在向信徒有意灌输反社会、反政府的意识，是让人产生仇视社会、漠视亲情，是让人民与政府为敌、与亲人决裂，是在赤裸裸地破坏党群关系，更是为了迎合反华势力颠覆国家政权的企图。
醒悟之后的果果说：“这样冒用基督教的‘神’来诓骗诱导信徒抛家舍业，又对信徒始乱终弃的假神邪教，不能再信了！”回想自己在韩国，被“全能神”当成棋子拍摄过诗歌、舞蹈等视频，果果深感愧疚，她怕太多的人看了这些迷惑人的视频再误入“全能神”邪教。她愿意分享她的遭遇，为所有误入“全能神”邪教深陷其中的兄弟姊妹敲响警钟。
果果说：“回国后，从踏进国门那一刻开始，感受到的是处处洋溢着爱的能量。大疫之中，防疫工作者亲切的笑容；迷途之中，反邪教志愿者温暖的问候，循循善诱的劝导。感受到的这一切，无不诠释着国之大爱。”
归来的她表示愿重返舞台，为反邪教宣传敲响第一槌。
转自:中国反邪教网
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