Several
years ago, fellow practitioners planted jackfruit trees in the parking
lot of Laiyi Center. As time passed, the trees grew and bore fruit.
Now, one can see seven or eight jackfruits, each weighing some 24
kg, growing on each tree.
A
fellow practitioner who helped with the project disclosed that the
trees were planted according to Master's instructions during Her short
stay in Laiyi Center. The decision to grow jackfruit trees along the
driveway of the parking lot was made by the work team after consideration
of a number of factors. Considerations included whether the branches
of the trees would bend too low, causing damage to cars and making
parking inconvenient, whether the trees would require longterm care,
and whether they would yield an economic return. Today, three years
later, the harvest has been truly encouraging. Fellow practitioners
have found that the same type of trees grown in other places have
not flourished as well as those in Laiyi Center.
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