The superiority of the Korean people’s “Lip-Sung-Eum” (vocalization using the palate), the concept of DNA and genes, and the evolution of species.
1. Character Profiles
- Huh Kyung young | Speaker | Delivers a lecture on the superiority of the Korean language, the genetic law, and the creation of the universe.
3. Scene-by-Scene Summary
#1 (00:00:00) The Superiority of the Korean Language
- Huh Kyung young explains that the Korean people’s ability to articulate words clearly from childhood is unique .
- He contrasts this with Westerners who struggle with certain Korean pronunciations due to their palate structure .
- He claims that only Koreans can pronounce all numbers from 1 to 9 perfectly, unlike foreigners who struggle with complex sounds .
- He asserts that the Korean language, with its unique “Ip-seong-eum” (입성음 – a type of final consonant sound), allows cosmic energy to enter when spoken .
- He states that civilizations unable to perform “Ip-seong-eum” will eventually be dominated by those who can, highlighting the superiority of the Korean people .
- He concludes that the 21st-century Messiah will come from a nation that uses “Ip-seong-eum,” which is Korea .
- He further illustrates the richness of the Korean language with examples like “salsal, silsil, solsol, sulsul, chulchul,” which have distinct meanings despite similar sounds, a feat difficult for Westerners .
- He uses the example of the Japanese pronunciation of “alcohol” to demonstrate their difficulty with Korean-like consonant structures .
- He emphasizes that the greatness of the Korean people is unparalleled globally .
- He claims that the Messiah who will lead the world will emerge from the Korean people .
- He mentions that there are about 100 reasons why the Messiah comes from Korea, including the meaning behind his name and the numbers associated with it .
- He connects these concepts to the “Magic Square” (마방진) and the idea of God .
#2 (00:07:46) The Law of Genes and Evolution
- Huh Kyung young discusses the concept of creation within evolution, stating that it’s crucial to understand .
- He explains the vast numbers of cells, chromosomes, DNA, and genes in the human body .
- He calculates the immense number of genes, emphasizing that the number “yang” (양) is so large it’s almost uncountable, with 68 zeros .
- He states that counting these numbers would take 50 billion years .
- He reiterates the calculations for chromosomes, DNA, and genes .
- He explains that the Messiah comes from a nation that uses “Ip-seong-eum,” and this practice can change DNA .
- He clarifies that while DNA itself doesn’t change (e.g., cloning from hair produces an identical person), genes within the DNA can change .
- He uses the example of “Kim Young-soo” to illustrate that one person contains an astronomical number of DNA copies, each acting as a “Kim Young-soo” managing the body’s functions .
- He explains that if Kim Young-soo consistently practices “Ip-seong-eum,” her genes will change .
- He differentiates between unchanging DNA (representing past lives) and changing genes (representing future lives) .
- He gives an example: if Kim Young-soo drinks alcohol excessively, an “alcohol gene” is created, which can be passed on to her offspring .
- He asserts that good actions and learning can change genes, leading to a better next life, such as being born as a professor or in a heavenly realm .
- He claims to have descended from space to guide humanity, comparing it to a parent visiting a child who is struggling abroad .
- He mentions writing many books to guide people towards world unification and political reform .
- He likens the body’s cells communicating needs (like thirst or hunger) to a “National Assembly” (국회) that governs the “mind” .
- He emphasizes that thinking about Huh Kyung young improves genes, and calling his name empowers cells and DNA .
- He connects this to Darwin’s theory of evolution, stating that genes improve with divine influence .
- He warns that continuous alcohol consumption leads to an “alcohol gene” and being reborn as an alcoholic .
#3 (00:14:50) The 신인 and the Bee Colony
- Huh Kyung young refutes Darwin’s theory of evolution, stating that humans were not created by chance .
- He uses the example of bees to illustrate a planned creation .
- He describes the distinct roles of worker bees, drones, and queen bees .
- He argues that such a complex, organized system could not have arisen by chance, as Darwin suggested .
- He highlights that worker bees only work, never mate, while drones only mate, and queen bees lay thousands of eggs daily .
- He questions why there is such a clear division of labor and purpose if not for a divine plan .
- He explains that worker bees, while collecting nectar, also carry pollen on their hairy legs (around 6,000 grains) to pollinate other flowers, a crucial function designed by a creator .
- He notes that humans would have to perform this pollination manually if not for bees .
- He laments that pesticides kill bees, disrupting this natural system .
- He concludes that this intricate design proves the existence of a creator .
- He suggests that the different roles of bees (worker, drone, queen) represent past life karma, where countless reincarnations as a worker bee might lead to becoming a drone, and then a queen .
- He states that changing one’s genes can lead to a better existence, even becoming a “queen” in a good world .
- He encourages belief in him to avoid negative outcomes and to cultivate wisdom .
- He equates goodness with wisdom .
- He claims to foresee future disasters like wars, nuclear explosions, plane crashes, and earthquakes, and that he has come to save humanity .
- He introduces the Buddhist concept of “Jeong-hae” (정해), which means “meditation and wisdom” .
- He explains that enlightenment requires both meditation (Jeong, 정) and wisdom (Hae, 해), like two palms of a hand .
- He states that meditation alone, even reaching Nirvana, is only half complete without wisdom .
- He concludes that wisdom is essential for humans to reach the ultimate state of enlightenment and understanding .