6501170959 The Truth of Choice and Consequence #Plot

Character Profiles

Huh Kyung young | Lecturer | Delivers a lecture on the truth of choice and outcome, emphasizing the importance of good character and divine guidance. Claims to possess 12 “Tong” abilities and a unique spiritual energy.
Park | Chairman | Acknowledges Huh Kyung young’s abilities, particularly regarding weather control during an event.
Kim | Advisor | Participates in the lecture, answering questions and reading biblical passages.
Roh Moo-hyun | Former President | Used as an example to illustrate the concept of “luck” (운) versus effort, highlighting his unexpected rise to presidency despite humble beginnings.
Benjamin Franklin | Historical Figure | Quoted for his saying about losing money, honor, and dreams.
Sakyamuni | Historical Figure | Mentioned as having achieved “Yuk-tong” (six abilities), which Huh Kyung young claims to surpass.

Scene-by-Scene Summary

#1 (00:00:00) The Truth of Choice and Outcome

The lecture begins by defining choice as opportunity and outcome as happiness or unhappiness .
Daily choices, from personal decisions to presidential investments, determine one’s life path .
A wrong choice can ruin a life, while a good choice leads to heaven .
The key to good choices is truth, which involves daily self-reflection and prayer .
Self-reflection reveals wrongdoings, which follow a person eternally .

#2 (00:03:39) The Origin of Mind and Character

The mind originates from one’s character, which is determined by pre-birth talents .
Character, in turn, comes from “Feeling” (감), a concept related to innate disposition .
Good character leads to good choices and positive outcomes, while bad character leads to negative outcomes .
Parental behavior, like a father washing his wife’s hair, influences children’s character through subconscious learning .
This subconscious influence is called “Malaya-sik” (말라야식), formed in early childhood .

#3 (00:07:40) Equality and the Nature of the Soul

All humans are fundamentally equal in the eyes of heaven, despite earthly disparities like wealth or poverty .
Earthly life is a temporary hierarchy before everyone eventually goes to heaven, though some may suffer as ghosts for millennia .
The mind is not of this Earth but comes from the heavens, like a soul wearing a “space suit” (body) .
Each person’s unique “space suit” (face, body) allows for recognition and serves as a divine method of education .
The gradual growth of children, like puppies, fosters love and appreciation .

#4 (00:11:30) The Importance of Character in Choice

True equality is absolute, but currently appears as relative equality .
It is wrong to view wealthy individuals with inferiority, as their circumstances are predetermined .
Character (성품) is crucial in making choices, directly influencing the mind’s decisions .
Different backgrounds lead to different choices, even when presented with the same options .
Choices are not entirely free but are influenced by one’s upbringing and past good deeds .

#5 (00:13:20) Wealth, Debt, and Business Choices

How one uses money, whether for charity or personal indulgence, reflects their character .
Wealth is only given to those with a righteous mind; losing even a small amount can prevent one from ever possessing a large sum .
Large corporations, like Samsung, may appear wealthy but carry immense debt, making their assets seem insignificant .
True wealth lies in being debt-free and owning a home, not in business ventures that carry constant risk .
Business leaders often choose debt to expand, but poor choices, like Kodak’s failure to adapt to mobile cameras, can lead to ruin .

#6 (00:16:20) The Origins of “Feeling,” “Energy” and “Body”

Choices stem from “Feeling” (감) and character (성품) .
“Feeling,” “Energy” (기), and “Body” (몸) are divine gifts, representing the fundamental aspects of existence .
“Energy” originates from breath (호흡), which is controlled by the “breath” (식) or consciousness .
Mastering breath control is essential in martial arts, allowing one to defeat opponents by striking when they exhale .
The speaker recounts an incident where he single-handedly subdued ten attackers by observing their breathing and using his spiritual power .
Eye contact and breath observation are paramount in martial arts, followed by energy projection .
“Energy” fundamentally comes from “life” (명, destiny), which is channeled through the body’s organs like the lungs .
“life” (명) comes from “breath” (식), meaning “Energy” comes from breath, which requires lungs .
These three elements “Feeling,” “Energy” and “Body” are the “Three root” (삼근), the three roots .

#7 (00:22:40) The Origin of the Body and the “Touch”

The body originates from “Sperm” (정자), with humans having a 500 million to 1 chance of being born, far more competitive than fish (500 to 1) or turtles (500 to 1) .
This intense competition means only the most vital sperm, with the best “Gi” and destiny, results in a human birth .
“Sperm” (정자) comes from “Touch” (촉, contact), requiring the union of male and female, like positive and negative electricity .
“Touch” is divided into ” mental contact” (의촉) and “physical contact” (접촉 ) .
The Bible’s Ten Commandments, particularly those against coveting and adultery, illustrate “mental contact” as mental transgression .
Disrespecting parents is a grave sin against God, leading to suffering as a ghost for thousands of years .
“mental contact” can lead to social problems and is considered a “disease” .

#8 (00:34:50) Nonsense and the Nature of Human Desire

The speaker uses riddles and jokes to lighten the mood, such as a neurosis patient’s least favorite instrument being a viola (비올라, “rain come up”) .
Another riddle asks what kind of bridge Chinese people cannot eat, with the answer being a “desk leg” (책상다리) .
These jokes illustrate how human minds often lean towards negativity, like enjoying another’s misfortune more than one’s own success .

#9 (00:38:20) The Mind as the Greatest Auspicious Place

The greatest auspicious place (명당) is the mind itself .
A good mind and character naturally lead to good choices and happiness, even without knowledge of geomancy (풍수) .
Conversely, a bad mind leads to misfortune, regardless of external factors .
The speaker gives an example of a rich man’s son who, instead of burying his father in a designated auspicious spot, used the land to build a school for the disabled, bringing immense blessings to his family .
Trusting in God’s guidance, like a child following a parent on a trip, eliminates worries about choices and outcomes .

#10 (00:45:00) The Parable of the Vineyard and the Lost Sheep

The parable of the vineyard workers, where latecomers receive the same pay as early workers, illustrates God’s truth .
The owner’s decision to pay latecomers first is a lesson for church leaders (elders, deacons) not to demand more than new converts .
This parable, along with the parable of the lost sheep, emphasizes God’s focus on saving the lost (new converts, non-believers) over those already within the fold .
The word “happiness” (행복) in Korean contains the character for “sheep” (양), symbolizing goodness, beauty, and righteousness .
Humans are inherently good but are driven to bad actions by harsh realities .
True beauty comes from a gentle and obedient character, like a sheep .

#11 (00:52:00) Characteristics of Sheep and the Role of a Messiah

Sheep are characterized by their non-combative nature, lack of self-defense, poor sense of smell, and inability to get up if they fall .
A lost sheep will die without a shepherd, symbolizing humans’ need for guidance .
Being part of a group (like a church) offers protection, as straying from the group makes one vulnerable .
Just as sheep need a shepherd, humans need a Messiah to teach them every few thousand years .
The speaker claims to be this Messiah, here to guide the “lost sheep” of Earth .
The parable of the prodigal son also highlights God’s focus on the lost (the younger son) over those already faithful (the older son) .
Churches today often prioritize existing members over new ones, contrary to God’s teachings .

#12 (00:57:00) The Principle of Luck (운) and Effort

The principle of “90% Luck, 10% Effort” (운구기일) states that luck accounts for 90% (or 99.9%) of outcomes, while effort accounts for 10% (or 0.1%) .
One’s destiny is largely predetermined, visible in their face and circumstances .
The speaker uses Roh Moo-hyun’s life as an example: despite failing entrance exams for an agricultural college, he passed the bar exam on his first try and became president, demonstrating the power of “Luck” (운) .
Roh Moo-hyun’s humble origins and the tragic fate of his wealthy friend further illustrate how destiny (운) shapes lives .
Even a small 1% effort can change one’s destiny, like avoiding a fatal accident by driving carefully .
The speaker claims his own face, with two distinct forehead wrinkles, signifies his unique destiny as a Messiah, unlike others .
He possesses spiritual energy (10,000 volts) that can instantly heal people, even remotely, a power beyond modern science .

#13. Body’s Center and the 12 Divine Powers (십이통)

The body’s center of gravity shifts: when sitting, it’s the Lower Abdomen (단전); when standing, it’s the Coccyx (미추).
Maintaining proper posture and engaging in exercises like Lower Abdomen (단전) breathing and spinal exercises are important.
Huh Kyung Young introduces his 12 Divine Powers (십이통), which are divine powers that connect him to heaven.
These include:
Spiritual Communication (여영통)**: Includes spiritual communication, public floating, and teleportation.
Fate Changing (여감통): Changing one’s fate.
Healing (여병통): Healing illnesses with eye energy.
Lifespan Control (여수통): Controlling lifespan.
Illusion (여환통): Creating illusions.
Other Divine Powers (통)
Seeing Through (여안통)**: Seeing through things.
Hearing Through (여이통): Hearing through things.
Instant Movement (여족통): Moving instantly.
Star Movement (여진통): Moving stars and controlling cosmic order.
Weather Control (여우통): Controlling weather.
Destiny Control (여명통): Controlling destiny.
Mind Reading (여심통): Reading and controlling minds.
Sakyamuni only had Six Powers (육통), which are inferior to Huh Kyung Young’s 12 Divine Powers (십이통).
Huh Kyung Young selectively uses his healing powers based on a person’s past karma.
His public appearances, like singing, are a form of Illusion (여환통) to inspire dreams in children.
He connects his name, Huh Kyung Young, to Hutopia (허토피아), signifying his mission to bring utopia to humanity.
He quotes Benjamin Franklin’s saying about losing dreams meaning losing everything, emphasizing the importance of hope.
The Earth is one of 3.4 million similar planets in the galaxy, and one of 720 in our solar system, making it a “problem child” planet that needs his intervention.
He recounts an incident where he stopped rain for a groundbreaking ceremony, demonstrating his Weather Control (여우통) ability.
His Mind Reading (여심통) allows him to read minds and subdue people without physical force.

#14 (01:24:50) Causes of Unhappiness and Biblical Wisdom

The three main causes of unhappiness are greed (탐), anger (진), and foolishness (치) .
These negative traits cloud judgment, leading to poor choices and suffering .
The three causes of happiness are goodness (선), beauty (미), and righteousness (의) .
Psalm 1 describes the blessed person who avoids evil and meditates on God’s law, leading to prosperity .
Psalm 23, “The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want,” signifies that trusting in God (or a guide like the speaker) eliminates all needs and ensures good choices .
The four major evils in Korea are sexual violence, domestic violence, school violence, and unsafe food .
God’s “CCTV” (몰래카메라) is everywhere, observing all actions, so people should always make good choices .

4. Other Useful Information

Huh Kyung young’s “12 Tong” Abilities:
Spiritual Communication (여영통): Spiritual communication, including public floating and teleportation. 영적 소통, 공중 부양 및 축지법 포함.
Fate Changing (여감통): Changing one’s fate. 운명을 바꿈.
Healing (여병통): Healing illnesses with eye energy. 눈의 에너지로 병을 고침.
Lifespan Control (여수통): Controlling lifespan.수명을 조절함.
Illusion (여환통): Creating illusions 환상을 만듦.
Seeing Through (여안통): Seeing through things. 사물을 꿰뚫어 봄.
Hearing Through (여이통): Hearing through things. 소리를 꿰뚫어 들음.
Instant Movement (여족통): Moving stars and controlling cosmic order. 즉각적인 이동 (축지법).
Star Movement (여진통): 별을 이동시키고 우주의 질서를 조절함.
Weather Control (여우통): 날씨를 조절함.
Destiny Control (여명통): 천명을 조절함.
Mind Reading (여심통): 마음을 읽고 조절함.
Happiness (幸福) Components:
- 선 (善): Goodness
- 미 (美): Beauty
- 의 (義): Righteousness
Unhappiness (不幸) Components:
- 탐 (貪): Greed
- 진 (瞋): Anger
- 치 (痴): Foolishness
National Four Evils (South Korea):
- Sexual violence
- Domestic violence
- School violence
- Unsafe food