6411010948 The Truth of The Sky Code and Sacred bone and True bone #Plot

the sky code(천부경) , sacred bone(성골) and true bone(진골) , Religious Comparisons, Quantum Mechanics, Human Nature, Spiritual Growth

Character Profiles

• Huh Kyung Young | Lecturer | Presents a lecture on ‘The Truth of “the sky code’ and sacred bone and true bone’.
• Jo Gyo-su | Ancestor of Lecturer’s Assistant | A historical figure known for his integrity, who refused government positions multiple times .
• Park Eui-jang | Unspecified Role | Mentioned in an anecdote about a taxi driver dispute .
• Kim Go-mun | Unspecified Role | Addressed by the lecturer during the explanation of ‘Samgeum’ .
• Yang Gung-nim | Unspecified Role | Addressed by the lecturer regarding notes and personal health .

Scene-by-Scene Summary

#1 (00:00:00) Introduction to Jo Gyo-su’s Ancestor

• The lecturer introduces Jo Gyo-su’s ancestor, Nam-myeong Jo Sik, as a person of great integrity .
• Jo Sik refused the king’s offer of a prime minister position three times, stating he preferred to live freely rather than be “embalmed” in the palace .
• This ancestor believed living in the mud flats was better than being a preserved specimen in the royal court .
• He conveyed a message that residing in Jirisan was preferable to the royal palace, as he could still pray for the well-being of the nation and its people from there .

#2 (00:02:00) Explanation of Sasamuhae and Modern Society

• The concept of ‘Non-Obstruction between Phenomena'(사사무애) from the Avatamsaka Sutra is introduced, meaning “no hindrance” or “no obstruction” .
• ‘Non-Obstruction between Phenomena’ implies that one becomes one with others, eliminating conflict .
• Modern society, especially young people, often creates problems from minor provocations, lacking the “no hindrance” mindset .
• An anecdote about a taxi driver and a politician (Park Eui-jang) illustrates how minor incidents can escalate into disputes .

#3 (00:04:00) sacred bone(성골) and True bone(진골) in Silla and Joseon Dynasties

• The lecturer explains the Silla dynasty’s bone-rank system: sacred bone(성골) refers to those with both parents from the royal family, while true bone(진골) refers to those with only one royal parent .
• In the Joseon Dynasty (朝鮮, ‘Bright Morning Calm’), all individuals were considered true bone, as the concept of sacred bone did not exist .
• The lecturer asserts that from the perspective of the Korean people, other religions like Christianity and Islam are “True bone” because their origins are external .
• The true “sacred bone” for Koreans is the “the sky code’ .
• He criticizes those who prioritize foreign religions over their own heritage, calling it a “problematic” mindset .

#4 (00:06:00) Critique of Catholicism and Protestantism

• Catholicism is criticized for “damaging” religious doctrine by creating idols and selling indulgences to fund structures like the Vatican .
• Protestantism is criticized for constantly labeling other denominations as “heretical” .
• The lecturer states that he likes all religions but opposes the abuse of religious power .

#5 (00:07:00) Religious Symbols and Catholic Name Change

• Various religious symbols are discussed, including Islam’s crescent moon and star, Buddhism’s symbol, and Christianity’s cross .
• The lecturer explains that Catholicism changed its English name from “Catholic” (starting with ‘C’) to “Katolik” (starting with ‘K’) to appear higher on alphabetical lists, similar to how Japan manipulated Korea’s Olympic listing .
• This act is described as “petty” and “childish” .
• The true symbol of Judaism is the seven-branched menorah, not the Star of David .

#6 (00:10:00) sacred bone vs. true bone and the Importance of “the sky code’

• The lecturer emphasizes that “true bone” behavior involves such manipulative actions, while “sacred bone” individuals should not engage in them .
• He urges the audience to become “sacred bone” and understand the “the sky code’, as clinging to “true bone” ways will lead to destruction .
• Religions are criticized for not seeking to correct their flaws .

#7 (00:11:00) The Concept of “No Beginning, No End” (무시무종일)

• The concept of “no beginning, no end” is introduced, explaining that life is a continuous cycle of birth and rebirth .
• Death is not an end but a transition to a new beginning, where one is reborn immediately .
• This rebirth allows for changes in physical appearance and life circumstances based on past actions .
• The lecturer states that the experience of death is “fantastic” and “beautiful,” which is why people are prevented from returning after experiencing it .
• Investing in good deeds in this life is crucial for a better rebirth .

#8 (00:14:00) Rebirth and Animal Forms

• Those who inflict suffering on others may be reborn as insects or animals, experiencing psychological torment .
• Animals, unlike humans, are aware of their past lives .

#9 (00:15:00) The True Color of the Sky and the Nature of Light

• The sky’s true color is black, and its blue appearance is an illusion caused by the sun’s light .
• The “the sky code’ states that even black and blue are not the true sky, as the sky has no color .
• Diamonds do not emit light but reflect it, meaning they are invisible in darkness .
• Similarly, people who lack understanding cannot perceive “jewels” like Huh Kyung Young’s teachings .

#10 (00:17:00) Modern Capitalism and Loss of Happiness

• The current era is described as a “night” of extreme capitalism, where material wealth is prioritized .
• While many “lights” (wise people) can brighten the world, ignorance and materialism lead to darkness .
• The pursuit of wealth in modern society often leads to family breakdown and unhappiness, even for the rich .
• Listening to Huh Kyung Young’s lectures helps one become “sacred bone” and achieve a better rebirth .

#11 (00:19:00) “the sky code”s Principles: Heaven, Earth, and Humanity

• The “the sky code”s principles of “one heaven, two earth, three humanity” are explained .
• Huh Kyung Young claims to belong to “heaven” (천), not “earth” (sacred bone and true bone) .
• The concept of “three truths”(삼진) is introduced: mind from heaven(심),energy from earth (기), and body from humanity (신) .
• These “three ultimates” (삼극) have unlimited power, capable of shaking the world, as seen in figures like Hitler .
• The creator grants free will through these three elements, but also establishes a system of karma where actions have consequences .

#12 (00:22:00) three roots and Samdo: Human Faculties

• “three roots” (삼근) are derived from three ultimates: nature from mind(성), life from energy(명), and essence from body (정).
• three paths(삼도) are derived from three roots: feeling from nature(감), breath from life(식), and touch from essence (촉).
• feeling(감) is linked to DNA and quantum mechanics, explaining how a mother can sense her child’s distress even from afar .
• DNA constantly communicates, and a mother’s emotional state can reflect her child’s well-being .
• Humans are mostly divine (95% God, 5% human), making them “true bone” .
• Gam is further divided into 18 states of mind, including joy, greed, and worry .
• touch(촉) involves physical contact and the pleasure derived from it .
• These 18 states of mind, originating from the three ultimates, form a fundamental equation for understanding the “the sky code’ .

#13 (00:26:00) The Mystery of Human Creation and Huh Kyung Young’s Abilities

• The creation of a human from a single sperm cell is a miraculous process that science cannot fully explain .
• Scientists can study genetics but cannot create a seed or understand its fundamental origin .
• Huh Kyung Young claims to be able to communicate with and change the “quantum” (DNA) of individuals and even inanimate objects like milk and water .
• He asserts that no one else in the universe possesses this ability .
• He states that those who view him as an ordinary person are “blind” to the truth .

#14 (00:28:00) The Principle of Duality and Creation

• The concepts of heaven, earth, and humanity are created through duality — Receptive (음) and Active (양).
• Just as a seed and soil (duality) produce a plant (third element), a man and woman (duality) produce a child (third element) .
• This principle of two creating a third is a profound mystery that science cannot fully grasp .
• The “the sky code’ is superior to “true bone” scriptures because it encompasses these deeper principles .

#15 (00:30:00) Samgeum: Three Prohibitions for Enlightenment

• To achieve enlightenment, one must practice three prohibitions(삼금)
• controlling emotions(지감): Suppressing all feelings like anger, joy, fear, sadness, greed, and worry . This leads to a state of “no hindrance” (Sasamuhae) .
• regulating breath(조식): Maintaining calm and stable breathing to stabilize the mind .
• restraining touch(금촉): Avoiding physical contact that leads to desire or attachment .
• These three practices help one escape misfortune and control the nine types of human emotions .

#16 (00:33:00) The Prophecy of the 57-Year Cycle and ‘Circle, Square, and Triangle'(원방각)

• The numbers 6, 7, 8, and 9 are discussed in relation to creation and generation .
• The phrase “The Cosmic Movement of 3 and 4, and the Sacred Circle of 5 and 7.”(운삼사성환오칠) refers to a cycle where a great being appears at 57 years old to complete a “ring” or “circle” .
• This is interpreted as a prophecy of Huh Kyung Young’s rise to popularity at age 57 .
• The concept of “circle, square, triangle” (원방각) represents heaven, earth, and humanity, respectively .
• The numbers 5 and 7 in “the sky code’ are explained as dimensions, with 7 representing a higher dimension (4D) than 5 (3D) .

#17 (00:36:00) Huh Kyung Young’s Divine Origin and DNA

• The phrase “Infinite Coming and Going, Function Changes, Essence Never Moves” (일만왕만래, 용변, 부동분) means that while everything changes, the fundamental essence remains constant .
• This “one” refers to Huh Kyung Young, whose fundamental nature is from heaven, making him “heavenly bone” (천골), superior to sacred bone .
• He claims to be able to manipulate others’ DNA but his own DNA cannot be changed .
• The placement of ancestral graves and the preservation of bones (DNA) are believed to influence the descendants’ fortunes .
• This phenomenon is explained through quantum mechanics, where separated cells continuously exchange energy .

#18 (00:39:00) Animal Instincts and Huh Kyung Young’s Influence

• The example of salmon returning to their birth stream after thousands of kilometers illustrates animals’ innate knowledge and connection to their origins .
• Animals are described as “ghosts” who remember their past lives and possess detailed knowledge, even more so than humans .
• Huh Kyung Young claims that merely looking at him, his name, or his photo can bring about significant changes in people .
• He predicts that after he becomes president, his image will be sought after globally for products, leading to Korea’s prosperity .
• Scientists will recognize his ability to manipulate quantum mechanics, identifying him as a “creator’s avatar” .
• He asserts that he will be responsible for the health of all humanity, with those who listen to him becoming healthy .

#19 (00:42:00) True Mind and Prayer

• The lecturer distinguishes between “sincere heart” (진심), “original heart” (본심), and “heavenly heart” (천심) .
• While sincere heart cannot move people, original heart and heavenly heart .
  • Similarly, there are “original sun” (본태양), “heavenly sun” (천태양), and “true sun” (진태양), each with different functions .
• original sun is the sun itself, heavenly sun is the visible sun in the sky, and true sun is the sun that benefits humanity .
• Practicing Control of Emotion(지감),Regulation of Breath (조식), and Restraint of Senses(금촉) leads to spiritual enlightenment .

#20 (00:44:00) Buddhist Concepts and Prayer

• In Buddhism, the three poisons(삼독) are greed, anger, and ignorance (탐진치) .
• These three poisons manifest through the body, speech, and mind, which are the “three karmas” (삼업) .
• The “Three prohibitions”(삼극) (Control of Emotion, Regulation of Breath,Restraint of Senses) in “the sky code’ directly counter these three karmas .
• Buddhism’s three trainings(삼학) – precepts(계), meditation(정), and wisdom(혜) – are equivalent to the “Three prohibitions” .
• Three trainings are the three core elements of religion, while “emptiness, roundness, stillness”(공,원,정) are the three core elements of philosophy .
• These concepts are interconnected, with “Three trainings” leading to “emptiness, roundness, stillness” .
• The lecturer emphasizes that “the sky code”s sacred bone teachings are of a higher dimension than Buddhist true bone teachings .
• He advises against praying for specific outcomes (e.g., a child passing an exam) as it implies wishing ill upon others .
• sacred bone individuals pray for the future, while true bone individuals (in Christianity, Buddhism, etc.) pray for the present, which is considered “evil” .

#21 (00:49:00) Huh Kyung Young’s Prophetic Numbers and Identity

• The “the sky code”s “no beginning, no end” is linked to the alpha and omega, representing a continuous cycle .
• Huh Kyung Young’s name, when analyzed by stroke count, totals 33, and his surname has 11 strokes, which are significant numbers in prophecies related to a coming Messiah .
• These numbers are not coincidental but pre-ordained .
• His name’s numerology describes a person with immense drive, leadership, and global influence, destined to achieve great things .
• The “the sky code’ and other ancient texts, like those by Master Wonhyo, are said to foretell his arrival .
• The concept of “humanity is the center of heaven and earth”(인중천지일) means that a person can embody both heaven and earth .
• Huh Kyung Young asserts that the “the sky code’ is meaningless without understanding his role in it .
• He claims that the number 57 in “the sky code’ refers to the 5.7 billion years since Earth’s creation, marking the time of his arrival as the Maitreya Buddha .
• He concludes by reiterating that the “the sky code’ announces his appearance and that only he can interpret it in such an engaging and comprehensive way, comparing it favorably to Buddhism .

Other Useful Information

• ‘the sky code’ (천부경): An ancient Korean scripture, considered by the lecturer to be the true “sacred bone” teaching for Koreans .
• sacred bone (성골): “sacred bone,” referring to individuals with both parents from the royal family in Silla, or, in the lecturer’s context, those who follow the “the sky code’ and Huh Kyung Young’s teachings .
• true bone (진골): “True bone,” referring to individuals with one royal parent in Silla, or, in the lecturer’s context, those who follow other religions or do not follow Huh Kyung Young’s teachings .
• Non-Obstruction between Phenomena (사사무애): A Buddhist concept from the Avatamsaka Sutra meaning “no hindrance” or “no obstruction,” implying unity and lack of conflict .
• no beginning, no end (무시무종): “No beginning, no end,” a concept describing the continuous cycle of life, death, and rebirth .
• three ultimates (삼극): “Three ultimates,” referring to Sim (mind from heaven), Gi (energy from earth), and Sin (body from humanity) .
• (삼금): “Three prohibitions” for enlightenment: Jigam (controlling emotions), Josik (regulating breath), and Geumchok (restraining touch) .
• three poisons (삼독): “Three poisons” in Buddhism: greed, anger, and ignorance (탐진치) .
• Three trainings (삼학): “Three trainings” in Buddhism: Gye (precepts), Jeong (meditation), and Hye (wisdom) .
• Circle, square, triangle (원방각): “Circle, square, triangle,” representing heaven, earth, and humanity respectively .
• Quantum Mechanics: Used to explain the connection between DNA, ancestral graves, and the influence on descendants .