6709021093 Do Not Curse Those Who Criticize Me!

Discussion on how to respond to criticism, the nature of life as a play, the three elements of theater and film, the three elements of unification, the concept of happiness and suffering, and different levels of perception

Character Profiles

• Mr.Huh | Speaker | Delivers lectures on various topics including morality, spirituality, and societal issues, often presenting himself as a divine figure with unique insights and abilities.
• Audience/Supporters | Listeners | Individuals attending Mr.Huh’s lectures, some of whom are new members or supporters.
• Critics | Opponents | Individuals who criticize Mr.Huh or his teachings.
• Scientists/Academics | Skeptics | Individuals, including Seoul National University scientists, who question Mr.Huh’s claims from a scientific perspective.
• Journalists/Media | Observers | Media professionals who, according to Mr.Huh, fail to seek his counsel on national issues despite his predictive abilities.

Scene-by-Scene Summary

#1 (00:00:00) The Importance of Non-Violence Towards Critics

• Mr.Huh emphasizes that his supporters should not harshly criticize those who speak ill of him or his lectures .
• He states that using verbal violence against critics disgraces him rather than defending him .
• He believes that by responding kindly, critics may eventually change their minds .
• He warns that those who resort to verbal attacks are not truly understanding his teachings .

#2 (00:01:36) Life as a Stage Play

• Mr.Huh describes the world as a stage play where everyone, including spouses, plays a role .
• He explains that even those who betray or act as villains are simply fulfilling their assigned roles in this “play” .
• He suggests that people often mistake these roles for reality, leading to conflict .
• He mentions that a “director” oversees this play, evaluating each performance .
• He also touches on the concept of choosing one’s “actors” (e.g., spouse) in a previous life to settle past debts .

#3 (00:06:40) Distinguishing Plays from Movies

• Mr.Huh differentiates between a play and a movie, highlighting that a play allows for audience interaction and minor plot changes .
• In contrast, a movie’s script is fixed and cannot be altered .
• He states that living life like a movie, with a predetermined fate, leads to unhappiness .
• He lists the three elements of a play as the stage, audience, and actors, while for a movie, it’s actors and a scenario, with no audience or stage .

#4 (00:09:40) Geopolitical Insights and Policy Proposals

• Mr.Huh criticizes high-ranking officials and generals for their lack of knowledge on critical topics like the three elements of unification .
• He discusses his past proposals to US President Bush regarding North Korea’s nuclear program, advocating for self-disposal and IAEA inspections .
• He claims that his suggestions influenced US policy, leading to a revised approach to denuclearization .
• He also outlines the three elements of harmony: concession, communication, and philanthropy, suggesting that children should donate a portion of their inheritance to charity for their parents’ spiritual benefit .

#5 (00:15:00) The Era of Judgment and Spiritual Understanding

• Mr.Huh asserts that the current era is one of “judgment,” unlike the previous eras of “law” (Moses’s law) and “covenant” (Jesus’s teachings) .
• He explains that Jesus’s covenant expanded the definition of sin, making everyone a sinner (e.g., hating someone is murder, lustful thoughts are adultery) .
• He claims that his presence signifies a time to resolve these accumulated sins, and those who follow him are exempt from these judgments .
• He describes the world as akin to Sodom and Gomorrah, filled with people prioritizing material wealth over spiritual values, leading to a need for divine intervention .

#6 (00:18:00) The Limitations of Science and the Power of Sound

• Mr.Huh argues that science has limitations, unable to explain phenomena like the origin of the universe’s materials or the energy emanating from his photos .
• He posits that the universe was created by “sound,” which precedes light, and that all matter is essentially bound sound .
• He claims his voice and photos emit powerful “sound waves” (um-pa) that can heal and transform individuals, even from a distance .
• He contrasts his infinite sound waves with scientific understanding, which only recognizes low-frequency waves (insects/animals) and audible sound waves (humans) .

#7 (00:22:00) The Evolution of Eras: From Reason to Spirituality

• Mr.Huh outlines the progression of societal eras: from the current “Age of Reason” to the “Age of Emotion,” and finally to the “Age of Spirituality” .
• He criticizes the current educational system for failing to foster moral practice despite high scores in moral exams, attributing this to an overemphasis on rational instruction .
• He advocates for an emotional approach to education and relationships, suggesting that parents should engage with children’s actions empathetically rather than strictly enforcing rules .
• He emphasizes that emotional understanding is superior to pure reason, especially in the coming emotional and spiritual eras .

#8 (00:25:00) The Illusion of Happiness and the Value of Suffering

• Mr.Huh explains the concept of “Jeondo Mongsang” (upside-down dreams), where people mistakenly pursue happiness while avoiding suffering .
• He asserts that true happiness is often wrapped in a “bundle of suffering,” and avoiding this suffering leads to greater unhappiness later in life .
• He shares personal anecdotes of extreme poverty and hardship during his youth, emphasizing that he never resented his circumstances .
• He encourages embracing challenges, comparing academic exams to a “battle” that leads to achieving one’s goals .

#9 (00:30:00) Levels of Perception and Prophetic Abilities

• Mr.Huh describes different levels of perception: “Anchal” (observing with eyes), “Sichal” (inspecting), “Gwanchal” (observing, used by scientists), “Seongchal” (deeper reflection), “Tongchal” (omniscience), and “Yeongchal” (spiritual insight) .
• He claims to possess “Yeongchal,” allowing him to foresee future events, such as the collapse of Samsung Group and the impeachment of President Park Geun-hye .
• He expresses disappointment that Korean media does not consult him on national crises despite his accurate predictions .
• He also mentions his 25-year-old policy proposals, such as giving 100 million won for marriage and 30 million won for childbirth, as examples of his foresight .

#10 (00:37:00) The Power of Language and the Rejection of Judgment

• Mr.Huh demonstrates how Korean characters contain biblical narratives, such as the character for “forbidden” (금) representing the tree of life and the tree of knowledge, and the character for “boat” (선) representing Noah’s Ark .
• He explains that the character for “devil” (마귀) illustrates a ghost tempting people to distinguish between good and evil, leading to unhappiness .
• He reiterates that judging others as good or evil is a mistake, as only he, from heaven, can make such judgments .
• He emphasizes the importance of embracing those who oppose him, as they play a necessary role in the “play” of life, and warns against responding with hatred .

#11 (00:41:00) Personal Hardships and the Call for Compassion

• Mr.Huh recounts his diverse work experiences during his youth, including working in a diamond factory and as a bus conductor, highlighting his extensive experience with hardship .
• He states that the only thing he has not done is hate or resent others, emphasizing that hatred and unforgiveness are akin to murder .
• He urges his audience to call broadcasting stations and request his appearance to address national concerns, particularly regarding the North Korean issue .
• He concludes by inviting new attendees to come forward for healing demonstrations .

4. Other Useful Information

4.1. Mr.Huh’s Core Teachings

• Non-violence towards critics: Supporters should not use harsh words against those who criticize Mr.Huh.
• Life as a stage play: Everyone plays a role, and even “villains” are part of a larger divine plan.
• Rejection of judgment: Only Mr.Huh, as a divine figure, can truly distinguish between good and evil.
• Embracing suffering: True happiness is found by accepting and overcoming suffering, not by avoiding it.
• Spiritual evolution: Humanity is moving from an Age of Reason to an Age of Emotion, and finally to an Age of Spirituality.
• Power of sound: The universe was created by sound, and Mr.Huh’s voice and image possess powerful, healing sound waves.

4.2. Mr.Huh’s Claims and Predictions

• Influence on US policy: Claimed to have influenced US policy on North Korea’s nuclear program.
• Prophetic abilities: Predicted the collapse of Samsung Group and the impeachment of President Park Geun-hye.
• Divine status: Presents himself as a “divine being” (신인) who can control global events and foresee the future.
• unique** abilities**: Claims his photos emit infinite energy, his voice can heal, and he can instantly analyze and correct human body designs.
• Future policies: Proposed policies like 100 million won for marriage and 30 million won for childbirth 25 years ago, which he believes are now relevant.

4.3. Comparison of Eras

4.4. Levels of Perception