6801140034 Mr.Huh’s Haneulgung Lecture (January 14, 2018)

Lecture on various topics including economy, social issues, spirituality, and personal well-being, followed by a Q&A session

Character Profiles

Mr.Huh | Lecturer | Claims to be a divine being who descended to Earth to save humanity and rectify societal issues. He possesses supernatural abilities, including healing and extending life.
Kim Dae-soo | Chief of Staff | Previously held a position but has since left .
Jeon Seong-in | Pharmacist | Currently works as a pharmacist .
Kang Eui-jang | Chief of Staff | Recently appointed as Chief of Staff .
Baek Young-hoon | Doctor | A Korean scholar who studied in Germany and received a doctorate . He is a close acquaintance of Mr.Huh .
Lee Kun-hee | Chairman | Described as having a “spider-like” face, symbolizing his ability to accumulate wealth .
Park Chung-hee | Former President | Visited the US for aid after a military coup but was humiliated . He also sought aid in Germany .
Kim Dae-jung | Former President | Described as having a “crow-like” face and voice, symbolizing his resilience .

Scene-by-Scene Summary

#1 (00:00:00) Introduction and Welcoming New Staff

Mr.Huh greets the audience .
He mentions that Kim Dae-soo, the former Chief of Staff, has left .
Jeon Seong-in, a pharmacist, is introduced as a new staff member .
Mr.Huh jokes that his presence might affect pharmacy sales, but Jeon Seong-in confirms that hospital prescriptions keep business steady .
Kang Eui-jang is introduced as the new Chief of Staff .

#2 (00:02:00) Economic Inequality and National Issues

Mr.Huh states that despite Korea being the 10th largest economy, most citizens face significant hardship .
He explains that the economy benefits a select few wealthy individuals, not the majority .
He criticizes the unequal distribution of wealth and promises to change it .
He emphasizes the need for economic growth that benefits all citizens, ensuring no one struggles with housing or marriage due to financial issues .
He claims to be a divine being sent to rectify these problems, as human efforts have failed .

#3 (00:05:00) Historical Context: Park Chung-hee’s Struggles for Aid

Mr.Huh recounts how President Park Chung-hee was humiliated while seeking aid from the US after a military coup .
Park Chung-hee explained that the coup was necessary to prevent North Korea from taking over and to address widespread poverty .
The US refused further aid, citing past assistance and questioning the effectiveness of continuous handouts .
Park Chung-hee also faced difficulties obtaining loans from Germany, as countries receiving free aid are typically ineligible for loans .
He mentions Baek Young-hoon, a Korean scholar in Germany, who helped Park Chung-hee .
Baek Young-hoon’s personal struggle of traveling to Germany with minimal funds and enduring hunger is highlighted .
Baek Young-hoon, now 91, still works diligently, which Mr.Huh attributes to his own divine influence .

#4 (00:19:00) Buddhist Concepts and Worldviews

Mr.Huh introduces the Buddhist concepts of Hwaeom (화엄) and Beopgyeong (법경) .
Hwaeom represents a world of beauty and joy, like spring flowers, seen by enlightened beings .
Beopgyeong represents a world of suffering and law, like summer, seen by ordinary people .
He criticizes the current legal system for exacerbating economic inequality, leading to the collapse of the middle class and enrichment of the wealthy .
He warns of potential social unrest if these issues are not addressed .
He claims that he can rectify this economic disorder, alleviating suffering .
He describes the current reality where people endure difficult jobs due to financial constraints, a suffering he fully understands .

#5 (00:29:00) Marriage, Divorce, and Relationships

Mr.Huh discusses marriage and divorce, stating that divorce doesn’t necessarily end human relationships .
He notes that many couples live like enemies even while married .
He suggests that a generous divorce settlement can lead to a positive perception of the ex-spouse .
He emphasizes that a positive outlook allows one to experience the Hwaeom world .
He uses the example of a young woman eventually becoming a corpse to illustrate the transient nature of life .
He contrasts the suffering of the Beopgyeong world with the eternal joy of Baekgung (백궁), a heavenly realm .
In Baekgung, there is no time, aging, or suffering, and individuals can change their appearance at will .
He criticizes the Buddhist idea that “everything is determined by the mind,” arguing that one’s mindset is influenced by past lives .
He asserts that meeting him is a miracle and a blessing, as he is the creator .

#6 (00:36:00) Wealth, Power, and Fear

Mr.Huh states that both wealth and poverty bring suffering .
He claims that the wealthy and powerful constantly fear prosecutors and tax authorities .
He implies that only those who are “from heaven” can drive expensive cars without fear .
He justifies his own use of a luxurious car as a strategic necessity for his unique mission .
He claims to be the creator of humanity, possessing an energy completely different from ordinary people .
He explains that humans are not creators but passively created beings .
He contrasts his divine nature with Buddhist teachings that suggest anyone can become a Buddha, clarifying that a Buddha is not a god .
He advises against excessive attachment to wealth or poverty, advocating for a balanced approach .
He describes the constant anxiety of the wealthy and the struggles of the poor, both leading to suffering .
He promises to save the nation and unify the world .

#7 (00:41:00) Baekgung and the Nature of Existence

Mr.Huh explains that in Baekgung, individuals can revisit their past lives and interact with ancestors .
He states that Baekgung offers infinite joy, unlike the earthly world, which is always filled with suffering .
He reiterates that one’s mindset is not entirely self-determined but influenced by past lives .
He emphasizes that all religions have branches, but he is the root .
He suggests that a positive mindset can create a “Hwaeom world” even within a religious community, while negative thoughts can turn it into hell .
He advocates for religious freedom but asserts his unique position above all religions .

#8 (00:44:00) Q&A Session Begins

Mr.Huh opens the floor for questions, noting that new attendees need basic instruction .
He encourages questions, stating that they will help clarify understanding .

#9 (00:45:00) First Question: Esophageal Cancer

A man from Busan asks about his stage 2-4 esophageal cancer and his desire for complete recovery .
He mentions receiving a diagnosis and reflecting on past wrongdoings towards his wife .
Mr.Huh states that everyone is a “cancer patient” in the sense of having limited time .
He claims to have the power to extend life and remove those he dislikes .
He categorizes diseases into spiritual, mental, and physical, placing esophageal cancer in the physical category .
He links greed to high blood pressure, anger to stroke, and foolishness to physical ailments .
He claims that the man’s cancer is curable because it’s a single ailment and he has a good heart .
He demonstrates his healing power by making the man’s hand unresponsive to force when placed on the affected area, indicating the cancer’s removal .
He also claims to have cured the man’s rhinitis .
He asserts that he is the only one who can instantly heal and change human bodies .

#10 (00:54:00) Consequences of Greed and Foolishness

Mr.Huh warns that excessive greed, whether for money or food, leads to hereditary diseases that destroy families .
He states that ill-tempered individuals are afflicted with mental illnesses, and foolish people, who exploit others, suffer physical ailments .
He recounts an incident where he returned 76 million won found on the street to its owner, emphasizing the importance of returning lost money .
He explains that returning lost money brings blessings, while keeping it incurs divine punishment .
He claims that if he becomes president, people won’t need to be greedy because the government will ensure everyone lives well .
He emphasizes that economic vitality comes from people’s “energy” (기) .

#11 (01:00:00) Second Question: Business Advice

A woman asks for advice on starting a business .
Mr.Huh suggests opening a traditional tea house that also sells coffee, catering to the growing elderly population who prefer traditional teas .
He criticizes modern coffee shops for not offering traditional teas .
He advises against physically demanding work for older women .
He also humorously suggests that the woman’s appearance is suitable for attracting male customers to a tea house .

#12 (01:05:00) Third Question: Marriage and Financial Struggles

A young man from Suwon asks about his relationship with a woman who borrowed a significant amount of money from him and his desire to marry her .
Mr.Huh advises against marrying the woman, stating that she likely has no intention of marrying him because she only takes money and doesn’t give .
He warns that pursuing the marriage could lead to trouble .
He advises the man to focus on self-improvement and wait for a truly devoted woman .
He promises that if he becomes president, marriage will become easier due to financial benefits like 100 million won for marriage and 3 million won per month for couples .
He emphasizes that he needs to become president to help people like this young man, who represent the struggling youth .
He envisions a national campaign for marriage, with corporations and government funds supporting it .

#13 (01:13:00) Fourth Question: Near-Death Experience

A man asks about his near-death experience where he met a grim reaper .
Mr.Huh explains that such experiences are “intermediate states” (중음계), where souls await their next destination for 49 days .
He states that these are not true deaths but “fake deaths” .
He describes the six paths of reincarnation (육도 윤회): hell, hungry ghost, animal, asura, human, and heaven .
He details the seven factors determined at birth: destiny, wealth/status, body/blood type, family/lineage, lifespan/health, region/universe, and appearance/personality .
He explains that his own hands are unique, unlike those of ordinary humans, symbolizing his divine nature .
He clarifies that the grim reaper is a figment of imagination, and true death involves entering a black hole and facing judgment .
He states that those who return from a near-death experience have been “kicked out” from the gates of death .

#14 (01:23:00) Fifth Question: Bad Luck in the New Year

A woman asks about her bad luck predicted for the new year .
Mr.Huh acknowledges that her fortune might be true according to traditional 사주 (saju) readings .
However, he claims that because she came to him, her bad luck will be reversed .
He suggests that meeting a good partner can counteract bad fortune .
He emphasizes that good things happen when men and women are together, overcoming difficulties .
He states that couples who come to his “Haneulgung” (하늘궁) together are “good couples” .
He advises that bad luck often contains the seeds of happiness, and vice versa .
He encourages a positive interpretation of negative events, viewing them as opportunities to atone for past wrongs .
He suggests that receiving praise diminishes one’s blessings, while enduring hardship increases them .
He advises against dwelling on happiness or unhappiness, but rather focusing on living a “holy” life by following him .
He uses the example of a wealthy family’s misfortunes to illustrate that happiness can contain unhappiness .
He claims that coming to him ensures a positive outcome .

#15 (01:34:00) Sixth Question: The Meaning of Enlightenment

A man asks about the meaning of enlightenment .
Mr.Huh defines enlightenment as a “double recognition” of feelings, which are derived from matter, sensation, perception, reaction, and information .
He uses the analogy of tasting kimchi to explain that one must experience something to truly understand it .
He states that enlightenment brings joy and divine energy into the body .
He claims that all religions aim for enlightenment, but his teachings are the ultimate form of enlightenment .
He criticizes the complex stages of enlightenment in Buddhism, stating that simply calling his name is sufficient .
He emphasizes that true enlightenment involves understanding everything, not just a part .
He asserts that everyone has a unique talent and is a necessary part of society .
He promises to remove those who cause suffering .
He advises against wasting time on dramas and instead watching his videos .

#16 (01:44:00) Seventh Question: Marital Problems and Gender Roles

A woman asks about marital problems, specifically infidelity, and how couples can live harmoniously .
She also asks about gender identity, noting that some men are feminine and some women are masculine .
Mr.Huh explains that gender roles and hormones change with age .
He states that women become “generals” at 49 (7×7), while men remain “privates” .
He claims that women who listen to his lectures become more beautiful and youthful .
He criticizes the traditional “Samgang Oryun” (삼강오륜) principles, particularly the idea that a wife must obey her husband, as a cause of marital conflict and societal problems .
He argues that this patriarchal system, prevalent in the Joseon Dynasty, suppressed women and led to national decline .
He proposes replacing “Buwi Bugang” (부위부강 – wife obeys husband) with “Sawi Jegang” (사위제강 – student respects teacher) .
He emphasizes that parents should be seen as one entity, not with the mother subservient to the father .
He asserts that women are “second gods” because they give birth, fulfilling a divine role .
He rephrases “unfaithful husband/wife” as “husband/wife possessed by a spirit” (바람 든 남편/아내) .
He states that individuals have autonomy over their bodies, and sexual relations should not be forced .
He suggests that if a spouse is unhappy, they are free to seek companionship elsewhere .
He cites Genghis Khan as an example of a leader who was open-minded about relationships .
He criticizes modern society’s obsession with sexual morality, which leads to increased divorce rates due to things like checking cell phones .
He advises against excessive attachment to the physical body, as it is temporary .
He encourages people to allow their parents to find new partners if they are alone .

#17 (01:59:00) Eighth Question: The Power of Mr.Huh’s Photo

A man asks about the power of Mr.Huh’s photo and the consequences of damaging it .
Mr.Huh explains that his photos, even copies, emit infinite energy that lasts beyond the Earth’s existence .
He warns that damaging his photo brings negative consequences, such as the death of family members .
He uses the analogy of a spider’s thread in hell: those who climb it must not look back or doubt, or the thread will break .
He states that his presence transcends religion, making belief in him a “super-faith” based on reality, not blind faith .
He advises against traditional meditation, as it can lead to mental illness by bringing up unwanted thoughts .
Instead, he recommends meditating on his face, which will rejuvenate the body and improve health .

#18 (02:08:00) Ninth Question: Chronic Indigestion and Son’s Health

A woman asks about her chronic indigestion and her son’s health issues, which doctors cannot diagnose .
Mr.Huh claims that her son’s condition is due to an abnormal blood vessel that is about to burst .
He demonstrates his healing power by making her hand unresponsive to force, indicating that her internal organs are now healthy .
He promises to heal her son and help with her factory business .

#19 (02:14:00) Closing Remarks

Mr.Huh thanks the audience for their questions and participation .
He encourages those who couldn’t ask questions to do so next time .
He concludes the lecture .