My conversion (simple)

• Most families here are cultural Buddhist, like mine. After 16-17
  years of Catholic school education, unexpectedly, I made a sincere
  convertion to Tin Toaism, and became a vegetarian. I faced great opposition from my family as it was not a common religion but I persist. The eating habit was a family nuisance.

Catholicism - I had always agree with Catholic teachings but had not punch hard into my longing for TRUTH. Looking back, I had not get in the depths of it, I guess.

Tin Toaism brought me new insights about life, and the trivility and ephemerality of existence. Good deeds and extensive customs of it are taken up by me as my vow of committment to the religion.

• However, I truly felt loved by Jesus, NOT that I have been a good gal, NOT that I have done or will do anything. He forgives past, present, and even future and unawared misdeeds of mine. This forgiveness = full acceptance.

I do not need to earn it, like being a vegetarian, or by virtue/deeds/going to church.

This is truly profound for me.

• And after one of my biggest struggle in my life, I convert to Christianity.

• The year of full-time study in an Evangelical Seminary was my happiest time of my life. I was only then appreciate the true meaning and love of a fellowship: to receive others' acceptance and help. I have been too used to giving, and can trust to receive.

• My Faith fuels me with happiness to make my life quest. I wish
  everybody find out and be with their source of love

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