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The Excommunication of MindCoeur from Falun Dafa

The excommunication of the MindCoeur cultivation system from Falun Dafa, led by Marek Tatarko [1] [2], raises important ethical and human rights questions. This action involved denying individuals their right to practice spiritual beliefs and excluding them due to ideological differences, it therefore conflicts with the principles outlined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR ).

Relevant Articles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights

  • Article 18: Everyone has the right to freedom of thought, conscience, and religion. This includes the freedom to practice religion or belief alone or in community with others, publicly or privately.
  • Article 19: Everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression. This includes the right to share ideas without interference.
  • Article 20: Everyone has the right to peaceful assembly and association.

Concerns and Implications

Falun Dafa advocates for principles such as Truthfulness, Compassion, and Forbearance. Actions that exclude groups like MindCoeur might contradict these core tenets and potentially violate international human rights standards.

Moreover, any unilateral actions by individuals or leaders, such as Marek Tatarko, to enforce exclusions could lack legitimacy and transparency. Such practices could undermine the credibility of the broader movement and its advocacy for human rights.

Steps for Reconciliation

To address these concerns, it is essential to ensure transparency, accountability, and adherence to human rights principles. Organizations and movements should:

  • Foster dialogue and mutual respect among all practitioners and associated groups.
  • Ensure decisions affecting individuals or sub-groups are made democratically.
  • Align all actions with international human rights standards.

In the case of exclusion of MindCoeur, efforts should be made to reconcile differences and uphold the rights of all individuals involved.

MindCoeur Editorial
13. January 2025