Compassion Amidst the Flames: The Rescue of the Deceased

The Compassionate Response of Namo Amituofo

Upon learning of the tragic fire at Wang Fuk Court in Hong Kong, Namo Amituofo, in His infinite compassion, immediately took action to save those who had lost their lives. He did not let these souls wander in the darkness of their suffering. Instead, He extended His boundless grace to ensure they would not be lost to the cycle of rebirth without guidance.

A Sanctuary for the Departed

Namo Amituofo instructed Practitioner Su to guide the spirits of the deceased to the Western Dharma-Nature Land of the Hsiang Kuang Pure Land Buddhist Centre in Australia. This sacred space offers them a place of profound peace, purification, and the opportunity to hear the Dharma, allowing them to leave their suffering behind and find true happiness.

Bridging the Gap Between Worlds

For the families left behind, we understand the profound grief and the longing for closure during such a difficult time. If you are a family member of those who perished and wish to speak with your departed loved ones, please reach out to us. You may send your inquiries to info@nmamtf.org.au, and we will assist you in this process of connection and healing.

Voices from the Beyond

We have already conducted interviews with several of the spirits who have found refuge in the Western Dharma-Nature Land. These individuals have shared their experiences and their gratitude for this deliverance:

• He Weihao
• Zhang Gongliang
• Li Shuimao
• Chan Pak Ming
• Wang Qifa
• Chen Shaohan

We invite you to read the complete accounts of these interviews in our archives, specifically under the section dedicated to the Wang Fuk Court fire in Hong Kong. May these words bring comfort to the living and peace to the departed.