Before 
            I left for the five-day Korean retreat, a classmate asked me to bring 
            him two apples from Korea which he said produces delicious apples. 
            I told sister initiate Lui about the request over the phone and confided 
            that I would definitely share with my classmates any blessed apples 
            I received. She asked, "Wouldn't it be a waste to share your blessed 
            food with non-initiates?" I replied, "It is all right! Most probably 
            they would receive blessed food only once in their lifetime, while 
            we have so many opportunities!" 
           
Truly, 
            God always fulfills our wishes and gives us the best! During the retreat, 
            fellow initiates were served more than sixty thousand apples, and 
            never in my life had I eaten so many delicious apples. We had blessed 
            apples and candies, while the Korean dharma guards shared many blessed 
            foods with me. Even more wonderful was that Master gave more blessed 
            foods and love to fellow initiates who stayed longer in Korea. Of 
            all the retreats that I have participated in, this was the one time 
            that I received the most blessed foods. 
           
Upon 
            returning to Formosa, I immediately shared the blessed food with fellow 
            practitioners and almost all my classmates and everyone I knew. 
           
This 
            brought to mind an incident that occurred during the construction 
            of the Hsinhua Center in Tainan, southern Formosa, many years ago. 
            While we were working, Master quietly came to visit us, to see how 
            the project was going, and to offer us some guidance. Of course, Master 
            did not forget to give us blessed food to increase our efficiency. 
            She brought with Her a basket of chocolates and presented them to 
            us one by one. Waiting blissfully at the end of the queue, I thought, 
            "Sister Chen, who was also my high school classmate, has been hospitalized 
            for surgery. She needs Master's blessed food more than I do. If I 
            get more than one piece, we could share them, but if I got only one, 
            I would give it to her!" Incredibly, there was really one extra piece 
            left. However, I did not act rashly; I took that last piece of chocolate 
            only when I was sure everyone had received their share. My wish was 
            thus fulfilled.