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228 Taiwanese Spirits Taesiong Scripture

Chapter 1: Retribution

 

Comeuppance and fortune are truly classless.  Everyone self-invites it.  Retribution from good and evil is like one’s shadow; closely follows oneself.  The martyrdom of the February 28th Movement, conforms to present day Taiwan’s unending karmic comeuppance.  In between Heaven and Earth, there are divine entities that officially watch over our sins.  According to the sins and wrongs that we have committed, They quantify the situation and take the accounting, penalizing with poverty and exhaustion, or encounters of upsets and obstacles.  The coming of punishment and comeuppance, even for the major dignitaries and seriously rich, is unavoidable by none.  Eventually, the accounting of one’s sins will dry up one’s good fortunes, ceaselessly until death and beyond.  We, the Taiwanese Spirits, serving Heaven’s clear Order, and taking Heaven’s Mandate for Divine Intervention, shall have Our Actions realized.


 


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Newsflash


A woman rests her head on her hands during a protest by farming rights advocates on Ketagalan Boulevard in front of the Presidential Office in Taipei yesterday.
Photo: Liao Chen-huei, Taipei Times

Hundreds of people, including farmers and farming activists from Taiwan, Thailand, Indonesia, South Korea, Japan and Malaysia, yesterday rallied against the globalization of agriculture on Ketagalan Boulevard in front of the Presidential Office, protesting against the government’s plans to lift more bans on agricultral imports.

“We gather here today to express our anger, we want to tell the government that we’re fed up with their compromises on our food sovereignty, it’s a serious problem that our food self-sufficiency has dropped to 33 percent now,” Taiwan Rural Front (TRF) spokeswoman Tsai Pei-hui (蔡培慧) told the crowd at the rally. “You’ve put our dining tables and refrigerators in other people’s homes, we want to keep them in our own places.”