6710080028 Mr.Huh’s Haneulgung Lecture (October 8, 2017)

Lecture on spiritual and physical well-being, the nature of Haneulgung, societal issues, and personal testimonies

Character Profiles

Mr.Huh | Lecturer | Claims to be a divine being, the creator of the universe, and capable of healing illnesses and solving life’s problems.
Jo Jeong-yun | Gwangmyeong Committee Chair, Golf Course Operator | Experienced miraculous healing from Sjogren’s syndrome and a golf ball injury by invoking Mr.Huh’s name.
Kim Yeong-su | Advisor | A long-time follower of Mr.Huh, experienced severe illness after defying Mr.Huh.
Jeon Hui-seon | Daughter | Brought her father to Mr.Huh for healing from nicotine addiction, praised for her filial piety and humility.
Jeon Hui-seon’s Father | Audience Member | Suffers from nicotine addiction and related health issues, healed by Mr.Huh.
Lee Yeong-ja | Mother | Seeks advice for her 44-year-old daughter who is unmarried and dedicated to social contribution through linguistics.
Lee Yeong-ja’s Daughter | Linguist | A 44-year-old woman with a Ph.D. in linguistics, dedicated to helping people with language disabilities, not interested in marriage.
Kim Min-jeong | Wife | Seeks advice regarding her husband’s decision to quit his current business and start farming.
Kim Min-jeong’s Husband | Farmer | Decided to quit his current business and start farming, despite his mother’s disapproval.
Audience Member (Husband) | Business Owner | His business is failing, considering closing it and working in cleaning or shrimp farming.
Audience Member (Wife) | Wife | Concerned about her husband’s failing business and future career choices.
Audience Member (Lawyer) | Lawyer | Expresses concern about societal issues and the decline of traditional professions.

Scene-by-Scene Summary

#1 (00:00:00) Opening and Meditation

Mr.Huh instructs the audience to sit, straighten their backs, close their eyes, and breathe from their danjeon (lower abdomen) .
He explains that “Haneulgung” (Sky Palace) is a temporary stop before reaching “Baekgung” (White Palace) .
He emphasizes the importance of a straight spine for energy flow and health, stating that it is the best exercise .
He asks the audience to visualize his face with their eyes closed, noting that some may see colors while others may not, highlighting the limitations of mental visualization .

#2 (00:02:55) The Significance of Haneulgung

Mr.Huh states that coming to Haneulgung is a tremendous blessing, as most people, even after thousands of reincarnations, have never met him .
He claims that meeting him enhances one’s power threefold and opens the “Baekhoe” (crown chakra) .
He asserts that seeing and embracing him, the creator in human form, is a miracle .
He predicts that after he becomes president, Haneulgung will become a global pilgrimage site, generating national income equivalent to the national budget .
He asks the audience to put their phones on vibrate .

#3 (00:04:40) Infinite Life and Forgiveness

Mr.Huh explains that human life is infinite, having existed for billions of years across countless stars and reincarnations .
He states that meeting him erases all past sins, especially upon embracing him .
He warns against dwelling on past mistakes, as it hinders preparation for Baekgung .
He describes feeling an electric current when embracing people, regardless of their age, signifying a powerful energy exchange .
He reiterates that those who haven’t visited Haneulgung cannot experience this .

#4 (00:06:00) The Era of Seeing vs. Hearing

Mr.Huh instructs the audience to keep their eyes closed, explaining that people are too fixated on what they see in politics, economy, and religion .
He contrasts this with ancestors who lived by listening to wise words and legends .
He argues that the decline of listening and the rise of visual culture have led to a “degenerate age” .
He criticizes modern society’s reliance on visual information, such as phones, and the loss of the ability to think with closed eyes .
He advises wives to listen to their husbands’ words rather than focusing on their appearance, which can lead to anger .
He suggests that closing one’s eyes can make even an unattractive person appear angelic, emphasizing the deceptive nature of sight .

#5 (00:08:18) Self-Sacrifice and Humility

Mr.Huh encourages the audience to practice closing their eyes daily and to adopt a mindset of self-sacrifice, living to help others .
He stresses the importance of evaluating how many people one has helped at the end of life .
He advises killing one’s ego daily and listening to one’s spouse’s voice by closing one’s eyes .
He makes an exception for himself, stating that one should look at him and his photos, as it is beneficial .
He humorously suggests closing eyes when a husband comes home to avoid seeing his flaws or suspicious behaviors .
He emphasizes overlooking others’ faults by closing one’s eyes .

#6 (00:10:25) Brainwave States and Learning

Mr.Huh instructs the audience to maintain a straight posture and practice abdominal breathing .
He explains different brainwave states: Gamma (30Hz, active), Beta (14Hz, short-term memory), and Alpha (8Hz, long-term memory) .
He illustrates how children playing (Gamma) struggle to retain information, while those in Beta can remember for 3 months, and Alpha for 30 years .
He gives an example of a child sent on an errand while in Gamma state, forgetting items due to distraction .
He advises teachers to have students reflect on their mothers’ sacrifices for 5 minutes to lower their brainwaves to Beta or Alpha before studying .
He mentions Theta (4Hz) and Delta (0.4Hz) as even lower states, and “Cosmos Wave” as his own brainwave state, allowing him to heal people remotely .
He claims that his gaze can penetrate and heal people, even through a phone, if they believe in him .

#7 (00:14:40) The Deception of Sight

Mr.Huh tells the audience to open their eyes, reiterating the lesson not to rely on sight but on hearing and the heart .
He states that judgments made by sight are always prone to error, citing choosing a spouse based on appearance as a mistake .
He suggests that true understanding comes from the heart, not just visual beauty .

#8 (00:15:40) Welcoming and Hierarchy of Beings

Mr.Huh welcomes attendees, specifically mentioning those from the US, Ulsan, and Busan .
He asks for cooperation and consideration for first-time visitors .
He introduces a central committee member, praising their efforts and announcing that healing sessions can be booked through a specific number .
He explains a hierarchy of beings: “Soin” (petty person, materialistic), “Beomin” (ordinary person), “Daein” (great person), “Hyeonin” (wise person), “Cheolin” (sage), “Doin” (enlightened person), “Seongin” (saint, e.g., Jesus, Buddha), and “Sin-in” (divine being, e.g., Maitreya, Messiah) .
He identifies himself as “Sin-in” .

#9 (00:17:40) Demonstrating Divine Power

Mr.Huh performs an “O-ring test” to demonstrate his power compared to other figures .
He asks an audience member to try to open his fingers while invoking “Maitreya” or “Messiah,” showing that the fingers open easily .
He repeats the test with “Jesus” and “Buddha,” with similar results .
When the audience member invokes “Mr.Huh,” his fingers remain locked, demonstrating his “absolute energy” .
He claims his energy can neutralize bad feng shui by simply placing his photo, turning a bad location into a “Myeongdang” (auspicious site) .

#10 (00:20:40) Feng Shui and Marital Harmony

Mr.Huh criticizes modern apartment layouts, particularly the placement of master bedrooms in the south, which he claims leads to divorce .
He asserts that the ideal master bedroom should be in the north, which is darker, promoting marital harmony .
He explains that a darker room helps a husband see his wife as beautiful, preventing him from comparing her to younger, made-up women outside .
He claims that he sees all women as pure maidens, regardless of age, due to his good health and inner perception .
He compares his view to a parent seeing their child as beautiful .
He advises that the entrance of a house should be dark to retain wealth, contrasting with brightly lit homes that tend to lose money .

#11 (00:23:40) The Power of Women and Humility

Mr.Huh explains that in traditional Korean homes, the “Anbang” (inner room) was for the wife, signifying her authority as the true head of the household .
He states that women’s social status rises from maiden to wife to mother to grandmother, with “mother” being the highest rank .
He advises wives to treat their husbands as children and to view their mistakes with the same leniency as a mother would, rather than as an equal .
He emphasizes that mothers are universally respected, unlike fathers who are often seen as rivals .
He reiterates the importance of humility for women to maintain harmony and avoid conflict .

#12 (00:26:40) The Importance of Small Rooms and Energy

Mr.Huh explains that the human body generates 0.5 volts of electricity .
He advises sleeping in small, dark rooms (“golbang”) to concentrate this energy, as it disperses in large rooms .
He claims that sleeping in a small room improves skin, brings good dreams, and makes one see him .
He states that the “Hyun” (玄) character, meaning dark, is associated with women and the home, emphasizing that a home should not be too bright .
He promises to remodel apartments to encourage sleeping in small rooms if he becomes president, giving larger rooms to children for study .
He suggests that a small room enhances marital harmony by concentrating the couple’s energy .

#13 (00:29:00) Mr.Huh’s Superiority

Mr.Huh reiterates that “Jin-in” (enlightened person) and “Seong-in” (saint) fall short of his power .
He claims to be from the 33rd dimension, while others are from the 4th .
He performs another O-ring test, demonstrating that his name makes the subject’s fingers unmovable, unlike other names .
He asserts that his photos and business cards emit energy that can improve feng shui .
He warns that those who doubt him or challenge him online will face misfortune and illness .
He states that Haneulgung is a “Baekgung” (White Palace) on Earth, a sacred place chosen by heaven, where his presence creates a 1km radius of invisible light energy .

#14 (00:32:40) Cosmic Order and Earth’s Correction

Mr.Huh explains that the Earth’s elliptical orbit, causing discrepancies in lunar and solar calendars, indicates an abnormal state .
He claims to be here to correct the Earth’s orbit to a perfect circle, making both calendars align at 360 days .
He states that he has already moved Pluto 6.1 billion km away, leaving 8 planets orbiting the sun, and is actively creating and correcting the Earth .
He attributes natural disasters like earthquakes to the ongoing process of Earth’s creation and correction, which he calls “Providence” .
He distinguishes himself as a “Sin-in” (divine being) operating in the realm of Providence, beyond the realm of “Truth” where “Jin-in” and “Messiah” reside .
He emphasizes that he is the first creator to land on Earth in human form, and those who see him are greatly blessed .

#15 (00:34:40) Haneulgung as Baekgung

Mr.Huh reiterates that Haneulgung is “Baekgung” (White Palace) .
He compares Haneulgung to an embassy, which is considered the territory of its home country, meaning Haneulgung is not Earth’s land but Baekgung’s .
He claims that placing his photo in Haneulgung brings positive changes, even if not immediately visible, like a seed growing or a child maturing .

#16 (00:36:00) Audience Questions and Healing Testimonies

Mr.Huh opens the floor for questions .
A woman from the US shares her experience of healing from pancreatic cancer after encountering Mr.Huh’s lectures .
She expresses gratitude for her improved health and asks if she is on the right path .
Mr.Huh confirms her success and healing, stating that her pancreas is now completely fine .
He advises her to focus on helping others and finding meaning in contributing to society, rather than material pursuits .
He praises Korean women for their resilience and strength, especially those who immigrated to the US .
He concludes that she is now ready for Baekgung .

#17 (00:39:40) Daughter’s Filial Piety and Father’s Healing

A daughter, Jeon Hui-seon, from Daegu, asks about her father’s smoking addiction .
Mr.Huh states that smoking increases the risk of cancer by 100 times due to active oxygen .
He mentions his own abstinence from alcohol, tobacco, coffee, soda, and cola, and his lack of stress .
He performs an O-ring test on the father, demonstrating his weakness due to nicotine’s effect on his bronchial tubes .
He explains that hatred also produces active oxygen, leading to cancer .
He heals the father’s bronchial tubes and eyes, making him strong again .
He then heals the father’s heart, which was hardened by smoking, explaining that a thickened heart muscle leads to death .
He also heals the father’s blocked head .
He advises the father to call his name and drink water when he craves cigarettes .

#18 (00:44:00) The Virtue of Humility

Jeon Hui-seon expresses her desire to be humble .
Mr.Huh praises her as a “Simcheong” (a filial daughter from a Korean folktale) for bringing her father for healing .
He explains that humility leads to blessings, especially in descendants, comparing it to Abraham’s numerous offspring .
He connects humility to the “Eight Blessings” in Christianity and Buddhism, where humility (gentleness) leads to inheriting the earth .
He contrasts humility with arrogance, which leads to being lowered .
He renames Jeon Hui-seon “Simcheong” .
He explains that humility brings “Son” (descendants) and “Deok” (virtue), leading to a strong “Un” (luck) .

#19 (00:48:00) The Root of Illness: Mental State

An audience member asks a health-related question .
Mr.Huh explains that physical health is influenced by mental health .
He states that negative emotions like anger release adrenaline, which produces active oxygen, leading to physical ailments like cancer .
He analyzes the Chinese character for “cancer” (癌), explaining its three “mouth” radicals represent overeating, speaking ill of others, and receiving negative words from others .
He emphasizes that humility prevents negative words from entering one’s heart, thus preventing illness .
He advises letting go of grudges and embracing humility, even when wronged, to receive blessings .
He concludes that mental well-being is crucial for physical health .

#20 (00:51:40) The Power of Curses and Mr.Huh’s Items

Mr.Huh explains that curses, when performed by a shaman with a person’s birth date and spirit, can cause harm .
He promotes his bracelets and necklaces with his face on them as protective items, which can be purchased at Haneulgung .
He states that those who are arrogant and commit many sins are susceptible to curses .

#21 (00:53:00) Bitcoin and Financial Revolution

Mr.Huh discusses Bitcoin, explaining that it is a global currency that eliminates transaction fees and exchange rate fluctuations .
He notes that while most Bitcoin projects are unreliable, a small percentage are trustworthy .
He states that Bitcoin’s ease of transfer and stable value make it attractive for investment .
He predicts that governments will eventually manage Bitcoin, leading to a financial revolution .

#22 (00:54:30) Education System and National Decline

An audience member asks about her children’s career paths: a son studying for a civil service exam and a daughter applying to medical school .
Mr.Huh criticizes Korea’s education system, stating that the focus on civil service and humanities over engineering and science leads to national decline .
He contrasts this with Park Chung-hee’s era, where 60% of students pursued engineering .
He laments that talented individuals are becoming civil servants or unemployed, wasting their potential .
He assures the mother that her children will pass their exams because they came to him .
He criticizes her for asking if they will pass, stating that he is not a fortune teller but a cosmic order setter .

#23 (00:57:00) Daughter’s Dedication and Life’s Purpose

A woman, Lee Yeong-ja, from Taean, asks about her 44-year-old daughter, who has a Ph.D. in linguistics but is unmarried and struggling financially .
Mr.Huh explains that her daughter is dedicated to social contribution, not personal gain, and is like a “Mother Teresa” .
He states that her daughter’s focus on helping people with language disabilities is a noble path, and she will be reborn in a good place .
He praises the mother’s youthful appearance and good health .
He performs an O-ring test on the mother, showing her strong thyroid but weak kidneys, which he then heals .
He explains that a single weak organ can hinder overall health, comparing it to a weak bridge preventing a heavy truck from passing .

#24 (01:01:00) Organ Donation and Burial Practices

Lee Yeong-ja expresses her desire to donate her body for medical research .
Mr.Huh praises organ donation as a good deed that saves lives .
He criticizes cremation, stating that it kills trillions of microorganisms in the body and pollutes the environment .
He advocates for natural burial in the ground, where the body returns to nature and nourishes the soil .
He explains that the heart retains memories, so an organ recipient may feel drawn to the donor’s home .
He advises creating a “pre-treatment will” and “inheritance will” along with an organ donation will .

#25 (01:05:00) Husband’s Career Change and Farming

Kim Min-jeong asks about her husband’s decision to quit his current job and start farming, which his mother disapproves of .
Mr.Huh dismisses concerns about family conflict, stating that a good daughter-in-law can resolve such issues .
He assures her that her husband will succeed regardless of his chosen path .
He explains the Chinese character for “farming” (農), meaning “song of the stars,” emphasizing the importance of understanding celestial movements for successful farming .
He advises her husband to temporarily delay his farming plans .

#26 (01:07:00) Business Failure and New Ventures

An audience member asks about her husband’s failing electrical materials business and his consideration of cleaning, security, or shrimp farming .
Mr.Huh advises her husband to close the failing business immediately, as it is harming his health .
He suggests that shrimp farming is a good option, as it is healthy and provides food for people .
He states that the couple’s good character will bring blessings to their children .

#27 (01:08:00) Haneulgung Construction and Donations

Mr.Huh discusses the ongoing construction of Haneulgung, which is currently halted .
He encourages donations to complete the project, explaining that the new Haneulgung will be larger and healthier .
He emphasizes that the site of Haneulgung is a sacred, divinely chosen location .
He humorously suggests selling one’s husband to contribute to Haneulgung .

#28 (01:09:00) Religion, Truth, and Providence

Mr.Huh discusses the differences between Buddhism and Christianity, noting that Christianity is more active in proselytizing .
He states that religion is beneath “Truth,” and Truth is beneath “Providence,” placing himself at the highest level of Providence .
He views religions as elementary stages of understanding, but acknowledges their positive influence on behavior .
He asserts that coming to Haneulgung is a direct path to Baekgung, bypassing all religions and truths .
He encourages children to attend church, as it teaches good values, and they can choose their own religion later .

#29 (01:11:00) The Suffering of High-Caliber Professionals

A lawyer expresses concern about societal decline and the struggles of professionals .
Mr.Huh acknowledges the “cyclical era” where high-caliber professionals like lawyers and doctors face difficulties .
He analyzes the Chinese character for “doctor” (醫), explaining it signifies someone who defies heaven’s decree of life and death .
He analyzes the Chinese character for “lawyer” (師), explaining it signifies a “shield” that protects the weak .
He criticizes the current system where talented individuals are funneled into legal professions rather than science and technology .
He promises to reduce the number of judges and prosecutors and redirect talent towards engineering and entrepreneurship if he becomes president .
He laments that Korea’s intellectual potential is being wasted, leading to a stagnant society .

#30 (01:16:00) Healing Testimonial: Jo Jeong-yun

Jo Jeong-yun, Gwangmyeong Committee Chair, shares her healing experiences .
She was diagnosed with Sjogren’s syndrome, a condition that causes dry eyes and mouth, and rheumatoid arthritis, with a prognosis of one year to live .
She experienced significant pain and difficulty eating .
She received “eye-gaze healing” from Mr.Huh, which alleviated her pain .
She also recounts a golf injury where she was hit by a ball, but by repeatedly invoking “Mr.Huh,” the swelling and bruising disappeared within 5 days .
Mr.Huh explains that invoking his name changes cellular structure, preventing damage, similar to how his name transformed milk into cheese while untreated milk spoiled .

#31 (01:19:00) Healing Testimonial: Kim Yeong-su

Kim Yeong-su, an advisor, shares his experience of severe, undiagnosed illness after defying Mr.Huh .
He describes his symptoms as extreme restlessness and inability to sleep or find comfort in any position .
He states that doctors at Seoul National University Hospital and Yonsei University Hospital could not diagnose or treat him .
Mr.Huh claims to be the ultimate healer for those whom doctors cannot help .
Kim Yeong-su confirms Mr.Huh’s ability to transform milk into cheese with his name, while untreated milk spoiled .
Mr.Huh emphasizes that doubt hinders healing and that asking “will I be cured?” is an insult .

#32 (01:22:00) Haneulgung’s Origin and Future

Mr.Huh clarifies that Haneulgung’s location was divinely chosen by him, and his aunt’s suggestion was about the timing of their move .
He states that the entire area around Haneulgung will eventually be utilized, with investments from many people who will become shareholders .
He invites those who need to leave early for healing .