Скачать или смотреть 08 09 1999 (Z) Video conference on Sunday for Singapore, Ipoh, Kuantan and Penang followers.

1. If we were to stack every edition of the Baitiangong Anniversary books, the pile would stand over a foot high. At present, without adding any further information, the depth and volume of the information within these books are comparable to the Bible. Xian Sheng highlighted that the collective teachings found in our Anniversary Books are just as comprehensive as those found in the Bible.
2. We have not yet compiled all these Anniversary books into a single volume. Xian Sheng demonstrated that the stack of Anniversary books is over a foot tall; if this information were reformatted using a small font size, the resulting book would be as thick as the Bible. We hope that someone will soon volunteer to categorise these contents into proper topics. While this project is possible, it requires a dedicated person willing to make the necessary sacrifices to complete it.
3. The Baitiangong movement includes many graduates and lawyers, and we hope they will participate in the project to recompile these books into one volume. With available time and individuals willing to sacrifice their time for the cause, this project is achievable. We need to proceed patiently, taking it one step at a time.
4. While in Singapore, Xian Sheng spoke with Brother Chew Pit King regarding the digitalisation of records and information, and the establishment of a computer network. Having purchased the required hardware while overseas, Brother Pit King was prepared to set up the system. Xian Sheng noted that we need to take gradual steps to use these technological advancements to upgrade ourselves step by step.
5. Xian Sheng recently discussed with Brother Pit King whether it was possible for Singapore brothers and sisters to join the Sunday meditation sessions held in Kuala Lumpur. He confirmed that this is feasible. He explained that when the Kuala Lumpur session begins at 5:30 pm on Sunday, those in Singapore and Ipoh can join in via video conference.
6. Sister Mary sought clarification from Xian Sheng on the start time for the Sunday meditation sessions. Previously, the sessions in Singapore followed the Kuala Lumpur schedule, starting at 6:00 pm, but the timing had recently changed. Xian Sheng explained that the start time is not strictly fixed at 6:00 pm. He noted that the delay was caused by some followers arriving late, which left him with insufficient time to finish his sermon. Nevertheless, Xian Sheng said that they can fix the start time to 6:00 pm so that they can start meditation simultaneously.
7. Xian Sheng mentioned plans to eventually establish a video conferencing system that uses television to broadcast. This would allow the followers in Singapore, Ipoh, and Kuantan to listen to his Sunday sermons at the same time.

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