6805200043 Huh Kyung young’s Haneulgung Lecture (43rd Session) (May 20, 2018)

Topic	Social issues, filial piety, spiritual concepts, and political pledges
Key Themes	Low birth rate, high suicide rate, respect for ancestors, spiritual guidance, and future political vision

Character Profiles

허경영 (Huh Kyung young) | Speaker | Claims to be a divine being who created the universe and came to Earth to solve humanity’s problems.
김 고문님 (Advisor Kim) | Acquaintance of Huh Kyung young | Has known Huh Kyung young for 20 years.
박경민 위원장 (Chairman Park Kyung-min) | Supporter of Huh Kyung young | Designed a clover-shaped item with Huh Kyung young’s photo.
김영진 (Kim Young-jin) | Audience Member | A former construction company CEO who faced legal troubles and financial difficulties.
박준홍 (Park Jun-hong) | Acquaintance of Kim Young-jin | Former chief of staff to President Park Chung-hee.
이선영 (Lee Sun-young) | Audience Member | A woman with a heart condition (arrhythmia) and a family history of shamanism.
김호근 (Kim Ho-geun) | Audience Member | A young man who frequently sees Huh Kyung young in his dreams.
목사님 (Pastor) | Audience Member | An 80-year-old pastor seeking guidance on his life’s purpose.
김호은 (Kim Ho-eun) | Audience Member | A young man who has been following Huh Kyung young for 10 years.
장수현 (Jang Su-hyun) | Supporter of Huh Kyung young | Helps answer phone calls and provides volunteer service.

Scene-by-Scene Summary

#1 (00:00:00) Introduction and Societal Issues

Huh Kyung young greets the audience and mentions that this is the 43rd lecture at Haneulgung .
He discusses societal problems like low birth rates, high suicide rates, and the struggles of the elderly .
He criticizes politicians for not addressing these issues, leading to people dying due to unresolved problems .
He shares an anecdote about an elderly person who couldn’t receive welfare benefits despite having assets, due to their son’s registered ownership .
He emphasizes the importance of enjoying old age and feeling a sense of accomplishment from one’s life’s work .
He notes that time passes quickly, and people often don’t realize where they are headed after death if they can’t even solve current problems .

#2 (00:06:00) Respect for the Divine and Parents

Huh Kyung young explains that people should revere the “Heavenly God” who created the universe .
He clarifies that while children should love their parents, and parents should be respected, the divine should be revered .
He states that people should show reverence towards him, not filial piety .
He differentiates between “공손” (politeness/deference) for parents and “공경” (reverence) for the divine .
He mentions that parents in the past were honest and taught their children not to lie, as they had witnessed the downfall of liars .
He describes how parents would work hard, even selling their cattle or rice, to educate their children without resorting to lies or theft .
He highlights the sacrifices of past generations who raised many children and cared for extended family members .
He laments that the current generation, despite having more conveniences, cannot repay their ancestors’ efforts .
He states that the current situation, where many people in their 40s cannot marry, is a sign of national decline .
He explains that the character “통” (tong) in “원통하다” (wontonghada – to feel wronged or regretful) represents the deep sorrow of parents who couldn’t educate all their children or provide for their daughters .
He emphasizes that this “원통함” (wontongham) is more profound than “원망” (wonmang – resentment) .
He states that his mother also died with “원통함” because she was misunderstood and accused of infidelity .
He carries a piece of soil from his mother’s grave as a reminder of her sacrifice and to guide him on the right path .
He criticizes leaders who mismanage national finances, leading to young people being unable to marry and fulfill their filial duties .
He proposes a “national dividend” of 1.5 million won for individuals and 3 million won for elderly couples, along with 10 million won for funerals and 100,000 won for birthdays, to alleviate these problems .
He argues that these policies would bring joy and hope to the people, unlike current politicians who lack such vision .
He mentions that he has been advocating for these solutions for 30 years, including giving 100 million won (equivalent to 500 million won today) for marriage 25 years ago .

#3 (00:20:00) Discussion on Religious Figures and Personal Experiences

Huh Kyung young discusses the birth of Buddha, who was born on the road while his mother was traveling to her parents’ home .
He mentions that Buddha’s mother died a week later due to infection, and Buddha was raised by his stepmother .
He notes that Buddha’s birthday is a good time for people to visit temples, which helps maintain the temples financially .
He laments the decline of traditional culture and religion due to a lack of children .
He states that his image will be displayed in every house worldwide, and he will judge those who do not recognize him .
He explains that parents, despite living good lives, accumulate “sins” unknowingly through actions like farming (killing insects) .
He says that people seek forgiveness for these sins at temples .
He criticizes people for not carrying photos of their parents in their wallets, unlike photos of their children .
He shares a personal story about carrying soil from his mother’s grave since he was 14, emphasizing his deep connection to her .
He explains that his mother died with “원통함” (wontongham) due to being misunderstood .
He states that he studied diligently, always remembering his mother’s “한” (han – deep sorrow/resentment), which kept him from straying .
He emphasizes that he has never been accused of fraud or other crimes, which would disqualify him from becoming president .
He asserts that insulting him is an insult to his mother .
He describes his mother’s rough hands from hard work and how she prepared food with those hands .
He urges people not to commit suicide, but to solve population problems and fulfill their parents’ “한” .
He mentions that many people worldwide die of hunger, carrying “한” .
He reiterates his promises of national dividends, marriage funds, and other benefits .
He describes the joy people would feel receiving birthday money with his presidential mark .
He explains that his policies would bring hope and happiness to the people, unlike current politicians .
He states that he is here to solve problems that politics and religion have failed to address, including preventing a third world war between the US and China .
He recounts his difficult journey to Seoul at age 14, carrying his mother’s soil, traveling illegally on a train, and experiencing hunger .
He describes stealing strawberries out of desperation, which he considers his second act of theft .
He was caught by a market manager but was released after explaining his story and showing his mother’s soil and Chinese books .
He was given money by female employees at Seoul Station and was encouraged to succeed .
He emphasizes that he always kept his mother’s soil with him, even when living in difficult conditions .
He explains that filial piety is about respect and love flowing downwards, not upwards .
He criticizes modern society for not respecting parents, leading to elderly suicide and unemployment .
He clarifies the difference between “공경” (reverence) for the divine and parents, and “공손” (deference) for parents .
He mentions the Ten Commandments, emphasizing the commandment to honor one’s parents .
He states that he should be “경외” (revered and feared), not just “공경” (revered) .
He explains that “공손” (deference) leads to the prosperity of descendants .
He promises to create a paradise on Earth in South Korea, which will then spread globally .
He describes how the national dividend would allow the elderly to travel and enjoy their lives, rather than being confined to nursing homes .
He criticizes the current system that leads to the suffering and early death of the elderly .
He emphasizes the importance of fulfilling the “한” (han) of parents and the nation .
He reveals that the soil he carries is from his mother’s grave, and his father’s grave is lost .
He explains that even though he is a divine being, he still has maternal feelings because he was born through a woman .

#4 (00:43:00) Audience Questions and Personal Stories

A young man (Kim Ho-geun) shares a dream he had at age 10 about a grandfather-like figure telling him to meet him later .
In the dream, he was given a balloon with “한국왕과” (Korean King) written on it and saw a dragon .
He also describes a dream where he was visited by a friend and later saw a coffin with soil being thrown into it, and a phoenix rising to the sky .
He mentions that he bought a “한국왕과” item after the dream .
Huh Kyung young interprets the dream, stating that the dragon represents China and the US, and he will prevent a third world war .
He explains that the phoenix rising to the sky represents people realizing his divinity .
He also mentions that the Korean flag (태극기) represents the three gods (조화신, 치화신, 교화신) .
He explains that “은총” (grace) in Christianity includes the character for “dragon” (용), signifying the dragon’s role in the divine’s grace .
He describes the dragon as encompassing all 12 zodiac animals .
He shares his past hardships, living in a tent in winter while studying, with a view of both the prison where his father was held and the Blue House .
He recounts a philosophy professor from Yonsei University seeing him and remarking that he had the aura of a president .
He mentions that the professor offered him a place to stay and study, but he declined .
He explains that his deep hunger made him absorb knowledge quickly .
A woman (Lee Sun-young) asks about her health issues, including arrhythmia and a stroke .
Huh Kyung young tells her that she is a shaman, which she confirms .
He explains that shamans are spiritual beings who connect heaven and earth .
He states that Korea has the most ghosts due to numerous wars, and these unprepared souls become ghosts .
He explains that only those with sufficient energy can travel between worlds, and he can travel to Baekgung (Heaven) in 1 second .
He demonstrates his energy by making people unable to move their hands when he says his name, unless their “백회” (Baekhoe – a point on the head) is blocked .
He claims that his energy can heal illnesses, demonstrating it by curing Lee Sun-young’s rhinitis .
He mentions that Lee Sun-young’s husband (Kim Young-jin) is also fortunate .
Kim Young-jin shares his story of being a former CEO of Samick Construction, which went bankrupt in 2007 .
He recounts being falsely accused and imprisoned for two years, during which his property value increased significantly .
He mentions his connection to Park Jun-hong, former chief of staff to President Park Chung-hee .
Huh Kyung young states that he called Kim Young-jin out because of his “광골” (gwanggol – cheekbones), which indicate he is destined to lead many people .
He promises to resolve injustices if he becomes president, citing his own experience of losing his 51% stake in a POSCO building due to a lawsuit .
He promises to help people who have lost money due to unpaid debts .
An 80-year-old pastor asks what he should do in his remaining life .
Huh Kyung young advises him to focus on solving global hunger, war, and pollution, which are his own missions .
He criticizes churches for focusing on maintaining their institutions rather than helping the needy .
He urges the pastor to lead a movement among religious leaders to address global issues .
He tells the pastor to meditate and pray to him to find his purpose, promising to extend his lifespan if he acts on it .
Another audience member asks about back pain .
Huh Kyung young explains that back pain is common due to poor posture and lack of exercise, and that the body deteriorates with age .
He suggests simple exercises like hanging from a bar and doing waist rotations using a sink counter .
He claims that he constantly exercises, even on airplanes, to maintain his health .
He states that his deep sleep allows him to recover quickly from jet lag .
Another audience member asks about his granddaughter’s college entrance exam .
Huh Kyung young touches the granddaughter’s head and promises to help her .
He also addresses the grandmother’s arrhythmia, stating that it is due to her past life’s actions .
He explains that facial features reflect one’s past life .
He claims that he can heal her arrhythmia by touching her face, and that she will be able to change her grandchildren’s destinies in Baekgung .
He states that his teachings will spread globally, and those who reject him will become ghosts .
He mentions a new American drug that allows people to live to 130 years old with a 20-year-old body, but he promises to develop an even better one .
He describes his “first judgment” as re-educating world leaders and politicians .
He claims that his lectures can even cure arrhythmia .
Another audience member asks about the origin of the Korean folk song “Arirang” .
Huh Kyung young states that “Arirang” is his song, and it represents the joy of benefiting oneself .
He explains that the meaning of “Arirang” varies by region and that it’s not a crucial question .
He mentions that he will help another audience member change their profession .
He praises a female audience member for her dedication to volunteering and studying his teachings .
He also comments on her fashion choices, suggesting that a red skirt with a flag-like design is more unique than a plain red one .
He praises her for changing her hairstyle to look younger .
He mentions that she is a multi-talented individual who volunteers for him .
He claims that talking to him on the phone can heal vocal cord issues .
He reiterates that his teachings will spread globally, and those who follow him will be blessed .

Other Useful Information

Haneulgung (하늘궁): A place where Huh Kyung young gives lectures.
national dividend: A proposed policy by Huh Kyung young to provide 1.5 million won per person, 3 million won for elderly couples, 10 million won for funerals, and 100,000 won for birthdays.
Baekgung (백궁): A heavenly realm that people can go to if they follow Huh Kyung young.
“한” (Han): A Korean concept of deep sorrow, resentment, or regret, often passed down through generations.
“원통함” (Wontongham): A feeling of being wronged or having deep regret.
“원망” (Wonmang): resentment or blame.
“공손” (Gongson): Politeness or deference, typically shown to parents.
“공경” (Gonggyeong): Reverence or respect, shown to parents and the divine.
“경외” (Gyeongoe): Reverence and fear, specifically for the divine.
Three Gods (삼신): 조화신 (신인 God), 치화신 (Governing God), 교화신 (Teaching God).
Five Races (오인종): Represented by five colors of roses: red (passion), yellow (jealousy), black (separation), pink (gratitude), white (purity).
Past Life (전생): Huh Kyung young claims that facial features and current life circumstances are determined by actions in past lives.
Healing Abilities: Huh Kyung young claims to have the ability to heal various ailments by touching people or through phone calls.
Future Predictions: Huh Kyung young claims to know the future and predicts a third world war that he will prevent.
POSCO Building: Huh Kyung young claims to have once owned a 51% stake in a POSCO building but lost it due to a lawsuit.