6608061038 The Religious 144,000, Mr.Huh’s Post-Mortem Plastic Surgery, the Afterlife, and the Relationship with August 15th and May 18th #Plot

Character Profiles

• 허경영 (Mr.Huh) | Speaker | Claims to be from heaven, here to unify the world, and possesses divine powers.
• 청중 (Audience) | Listeners | Attendees of Mr.Huh’s lecture, some of whom participate in demonstrations.
• 임종한 (Lim Jong-han) | Audience Member | Participated in a demonstration of Mr.Huh’s power.
• 김영란 (Kim Young-ran) | Legislator | 신인 of the Kim Young-ran Act (Anti-Graft Law).
• 부시 (Bush) | Former US President | Met with Mr.Huh.

Scene-by-Scene Summary

#1 (00:00:00) Introduction to Mr.Huh’s Role and the Concept of 144,000

• Mr.Huh states he is a political figure sent to unify the world, not a religious one, despite being asked to discuss religious topics .
• He addresses the audience’s potential misunderstanding of the “144,000” concept .
• Human birth is described as a difficult process, with only one sperm out of 365 (representing days in a year and body temperature) successfully fertilizing an egg .
• This difficult birth contrasts with the ease of death .
• Mr.Huh mentions changing into a summer suit after many years, noting its comfort and different color .
• He emphasizes the preciousness of human life, which often ends tragically .
• The cycle of human existence (birth, death, and rebirth) is called “human origin” .

#2 (00:04:00) The Origin of Humanity and Earth’s Cycles

• Mr.Huh states he created Earth 6 billion years ago and humans 350 million years ago .
• The first humans, called “Nephilim,” were created 350 million years ago with large heads, resembling animals .
• He suggests that people with larger heads today are less evolved, while those with smaller heads and larger foreheads are more evolved .
• He describes the evolution of humans through different stages: Homo Habilis (2 million years ago), Homo Erectus (200,000 years ago), Homo Sapiens, and Neanderthals (150,000 years ago) .
• The current human race, Mitochondria, was created 100,000 years ago, and Adam was created about 7,000 years ago .
• Earth undergoes cycles of destruction and renewal, where humanity is periodically wiped out, and reincarnation stops .
• He mentions that the Himalayas were once an ocean, and oceans were once mountains, indicating Earth’s constant transformation .
• He asserts that only Mr.Huh is eternal, while everything else on Earth is temporary .

#3 (00:11:00) Salvation Through Mr.Huh

• Mr.Huh explains that committing many sins leads to the death of the soul, which is the most severe punishment .
• He claims to have come to save souls from this death .
• Salvation is achieved by simply calling his name, which prevents the soul from perishing and stops the cycle of reincarnation .
• Calling his name leads to “Baekgong” (White Palace), a realm of pure light, which he claims is his home .
• He states that his photos emit infinite energy, unlike those of other religious figures .
• Anyone who calls his name or looks at his photo will have their reincarnation cycle ended and go directly to Baekgong after death .
• He reiterates that human reincarnation is not eternal; those who commit bad deeds are reborn as animals, and those with even more sins become insects or microorganisms, losing their souls .
• Calling Mr.Huh’s name removes sins and changes one’s spiritual frequency, preventing such fates .

#4 (00:17:00) Christian Concepts and Mr.Huh’s Role

• Mr.Huh explains that being born as a human is already a form of salvation, given the immense competition among living beings .
• He lists eight blessings in Christianity: prayer, salvation, blessing, anointing, grace, eternal life, and heaven .
• He claims these blessings are automatically received by those who are already saved and blessed .
• He warns that those who commit many sins in previous lives might be reborn as animals, citing an example of a mother unknowingly selling her son reborn as a cow .
• He asserts that he grants the Holy Spirit, resurrection, eternal life, and access to Baekgong, all by simply calling his name, which requires no effort or money .
• He emphasizes that he is not promoting a religion but is a direct messenger from heaven, here to become president and unify the world .
• He criticizes the complexity of other religious practices compared to the simplicity of his method .

#5 (00:23:00) Demonstration of Mr.Huh’s Power

• Mr.Huh conducts a demonstration where audience members test their physical strength while looking at photos of other politicians versus his own .
• Participants report losing strength when looking at other photos but gaining immense strength when looking at Mr.Huh’s photo, even a copied one .
• He explains that his photo infuses “grace” and the “Holy Spirit” into the viewer’s body .
• Another demonstration shows that calling one’s own name results in no strength, but calling “Mr.Huh” instantly restores strength .
• He explains that the Holy Spirit enters through the “Baekhoe” point on the head, opening a connection to heaven .
• This connection allows one’s intentions to reach heaven and ensures that even in death, one goes to Baekgong, eliminating all worries .
• He demonstrates that even thinking his name activates the Holy Spirit and grace, leading to eternal life and heaven .
• He advises churchgoers to continue their practices but to conclude their prayers by calling “Mr.Huh” to ensure their prayers are heard .
• He respects all religious leaders as sincere, non-commercial individuals .

#6 (00:31:00) Buddhist Cosmology and Mr.Huh’s Transcendence

• Mr.Huh describes Buddhist cosmology, including the six desire realms (욕계), 18 form realms (색계), and four formless realms (무색계), totaling 28 heavens .
• He explains that Sakyamuni Buddha came from the Tushita Heaven (도솔천) within the desire realm, implying he was still subject to desires .
• He claims to transcend these realms, having entered Earth not through sexual reproduction but through a dream in his mother’s mind, only borrowing her womb .
• He asserts that human existence within these realms has a beginning and an end .

#7 (00:34:00) Healing Demonstrations and the Eight Blessings

• Mr.Huh performs healing demonstrations on audience members, identifying their ailments and instantly “curing” them by having them look at his photo or call his name .
• He explains that the Holy Spirit or angels enter the body, protecting it .
• He reiterates that the eight Christian blessings (prayer, salvation, blessing, anointing, grace, eternal life, heaven, and resurrection) are all completed by calling his name .
• He emphasizes that good deeds in churches and temples are valuable but must be concluded with his name for full effect .
• He criticizes the idea that humans can achieve enlightenment or salvation on their own, stating that a “Messiah” (like himself) is necessary .
• He highlights that while humans have free will, they cannot reach Baekgong without him .

#8 (00:44:00) The Significance of the Number 14 and Historical Events

• Mr.Huh connects the number “14” to various concepts: the 14th chapter of Revelation, Korea’s Liberation Day (8.15), and the Gwangju Uprising (5.18) .
• He explains that 8.15 and 5.18 both contain the number 14 (8+1+5=14, 5+1+8=14) .
• He interprets “birth” as implying “death” and “death” as implying “life,” both summing to 14 .
• He contrasts the experience of reading about tragedies (like Gwangju) with personally experiencing them, emphasizing the depth of understanding gained through direct suffering .
• He relates this to God’s suffering when sacrificing Jesus and Abraham’s willingness to sacrifice Isaac, highlighting that true understanding comes from experiencing loss .
• He explains that the 144,000 in Revelation refers to 12 tribes of Israel, each with 12,000 members, not a literal number of people going to heaven .
• He states that heaven has no numbers or calamities, only “qi” (energy) .
• He reveals that his name “허경영” (Mr.Huh) also contains the number 14 when counting strokes in Korean characters .
• He claims this “14” is a sign of the coming Messiah, found in “magic squares” (마방진) on European cathedrals .
• He also connects the number 9 to the final digit in human numbers and the “Cheonbugyeong” (천부경), an ancient Korean text, which he claims prophesies his arrival .
• He emphasizes that the 144,000 is not related to soul salvation; simply calling his name is sufficient .

#9 (00:55:00) Post-Death Transformation and “Afterlife Plastic Surgery”

• Mr.Huh discusses “afterlife plastic surgery” (사후성형), where one’s current face reflects their past life .
• He states that a large face indicates a past life as an animal, while a small face indicates a past life as a wealthy human .
• He claims that women were often animals in their past lives, and men were women, with a hierarchical progression from animal to woman to man to god .
• He explains that women were historically restricted in religious roles (e.g., no female priests or participation in ancestral rites) and had to cover their heads in churches, reflecting a “heavenly law” .
• He states that after 1,000 years as a woman, one gets a chance to be reborn as a man, and after 1,000 years as a man, one can ascend to divinity .
• He asserts that women are more complex and costly to create than men .
• He explains that if one is dissatisfied with their current face, they can change it in the afterlife through “afterlife plastic surgery” by living right in this life .
• Failing to do so leads to rebirth as an animal or insect .
• He connects this to Jesus’s eight blessings (팔복), which lead to heaven, comfort, prosperity, and meeting God .
• Conversely, he lists eight “deaths” from Revelation (공포, 불신, 흉악, 살인, 음행, 추수, 우상, 허위), which lead to the death of the soul and rebirth as insects, destined for hell .
• He claims that learning his “truth” prevents the soul from perishing, leading to endless reincarnation and eventual direct entry to Baekgong .
• He describes other realms with beautiful women playing instruments, contrasting them with Earth .
• He emphasizes that one’s actions in this life determine their next life’s appearance and destiny .
• He warns against engaging in gambling or infidelity, as these actions negatively impact one’s “afterlife plastic surgery” and future .

#10 (01:05:00) The Process of Death and Reincarnation

• Mr.Huh explains that death is “혼비백산” (honbi-baeksan), where the soul (혼) flies away, and the body (백) disperses .
• He lists four legal definitions of death: cessation of pulse, respiration, brain death, and complete bodily disintegration .
• He states that the soul disperses into the four elements (지수화풍) and must receive a new body .
• He mentions that Jesus reappeared as a spirit for 50 days after death, connecting this to the 49-day period of reincarnation .
• He claims that shamans historically discovered the 50-day period for a soul to receive a new body, as the new form (e.g., chicken footprint, elephant trunk, human footprint) only appears on the 50th day during rituals .
• He clarifies that individual blessings are not inherited; each person carries their own karma .
• He states that he oversees the entire 49-day process of “석고대죄” (seokgodaechwe – prostrating in apology), which determines one’s next life .
• He describes the universe as a computer program, where new planets are created and destroyed, and decisions about one’s next life are made in 0.1 seconds .
• He emphasizes “사필귀정” (sapilgwijeong – all things return to their proper place), meaning everyone receives what they deserve .
• He claims that simply listening to his lecture or calling his name brings immense blessings .
• He explains that those who disagree with their post-death judgment can appeal, potentially choosing to become a ghost or an insect on Earth .
• He states that becoming a ghost is eternal, while becoming an insect makes it difficult to return to human form .
• He claims to be the only one who knows these truths .
• He mentions that victims of sudden deaths, like car accidents, can be saved if they have no sins, potentially being reborn as twins .
• He asserts that victims of the Sewol Ferry disaster were all reborn in good places .
• He explains that the driver’s remorse determines the victims’ fate: if the driver feels guilty, the victims are innocent and go to good places; if the driver blames the victims, the victims carry sin .
• He criticizes the idea of justifying murder or debt based on past-life karma, stating it leads to heavier punishment and a worse afterlife .

#11 (01:19:00) Critique of the Kim Young-ran Act and Political Corruption

• Mr.Huh criticizes the Kim Young-ran Act (Anti-Graft Law) for excluding politicians and for being a “쌍벌제” (ssangbeolje – dual punishment system) .
• He argues that the dual punishment system encourages both givers and receivers of bribes to keep silent, perpetuating corruption .
• He proposes that only the recipient of a bribe should be punished, and the giver should be rewarded for reporting it, which would eliminate corruption .
• He claims that current Korean laws, made by politicians, are designed to allow them to escape punishment .
• He promises that as president, he would abolish the dual punishment system, starting with politicians, and later extend it to others, with presidential pardons for minor offenses .
• He also criticizes the strict monetary limits in the Kim Young-ran Act, arguing for more flexibility to support small businesses and common people .

#12 (01:26:00) Mr.Huh’s Meeting with President Bush and Music Copyright

• Mr.Huh clarifies that his meeting with President Bush was not due to sponsorship but because Bush personally invited him after the CIA investigated him .
• He states that he was one of 150 people invited globally and received his visa on the spot .
• He mentions that his song “부자되세요” (Be Rich) is copyrighted, and royalties from its popularity will fund his presidential campaign .
• He claims that listening to his song will make people rich and happy .

#13 (01:32:00) Conclusion and Audience Interaction

• Mr.Huh concludes his lecture, reiterating his unique knowledge and power .
• He explains that human relationships progress from “우연” (coincidence) to “인연” (fate) to “필연” (necessity) to “혈연” (blood ties) .
• He states that couples who meet are not just 500-year connections but have shared over 1,000 past lives .
• He claims that family members often reincarnate within the same lineage, with free will playing a role in choosing to return to Korea or a specific family .
• He emphasizes treating one’s spouse well, as they may be reborn as a filial child in the next life .
• He criticizes “자리이타” (self-interest) and advocates for “공동자본주의” (communal capitalism), where wealth is shared, and everyone receives a basic income .
• He warns that using one’s blessings solely for personal gain leads to a miserable afterlife .
• He quotes “마원이 왈” (Mawon said), stating that even lifelong good deeds are insufficient, while a single bad deed leaves a lasting stain .
• He reiterates that good deeds should be done secretly, without seeking recognition .
• He promises that as president, he will re-evaluate the Gwangju Uprising, providing substantial compensation to victims’ families, recognizing their sacrifice for national peace .
• He also pledges to provide monthly payments to Vietnam War veterans .