6812090072- 72nd Mr.Huh’s Hankung Lecture (December 9, 2018)

-Lecture on various topics including politics, technology, human nature, and the future, followed by Q&A and a performance.

Character Profiles

허경영 (Mr.Huh) | Speaker | Delivers lectures on various topics including politics, economics, and spirituality, claiming to be a divine being.
나실장 (Na Sil-jang) | Staff | 경호실장 (Chief of Security) who is responsible for managing the event.
장수현 (Jang Su-hyeon) | Staff | Responsible for compiling attendance records and creating graphs for attendees.
이세돌 (Lee Se-dol) | Go Player | Famous Go player who competed against AlphaGo.
충청도 사람 (Chungcheong-do Person) | Audience Member | An audience member from Chungcheong-do who asks questions and participates in demonstrations.
백천 선생님 (Baekcheon Teacher) | Guest Speaker | A guest from New York who is an expert in 역학 (oriental philosophy/divination) and praises Mr.Huh.
한모지 (Han Mo-ji) | Audience Member | An audience member who asks a question about environmental issues.
김주현 (Kim Ju-hyeon) | Sponsor | Provides lunch for Mr.Huh’s birthday event.
손조 위원장 (Son Jo Committee Chairman) | Performer | Sings songs at the event.
최정인 (Choi Jeong-in) | Staff | Took photos of an audience member receiving energy from Mr.Huh.

Scene-by-Scene Summary

#1 (00:00:00) Event Opening

The event begins with music and an announcement for the chief of security, Na Sil-jang .
The speaker requests a manuscript and asks for a phone call to check on its status .
An opening address welcomes attendees to a sacred place where their luck and destiny will change .
The speaker, Mr.Huh, is introduced as someone who has proposed 33 pledges, including reducing the number of National Assembly members to 100, abolishing party politics, and implementing a national dividend of 1.5 million won .

#2 (00:02:00) AlphaGo and Human Intelligence

Mr.Huh asks the audience if they know what AABB stands for, then explains it as Algorithm, Artificial Intelligence Technology, Blockchain, and Big Data, collectively referred to as AlphaGo .
He asks who would win in a match between AlphaGo and himself, implying that a human would win .
He explains the meaning of “알현” (al-hyeon), which refers to meeting a high-ranking person like an emperor or a god, distinguishing it from “접견” (jeop-gyeon) for meeting officials like presidents or ministers .
He notes that the character for “견” changes to “현” when meeting a higher-status person, signifying an elevation in one’s own status .
He states that only the Roman Pope is currently “알현” by people, but even that is technically incorrect as only a divine being should be “알현” .

#3 (00:06:00) Critique of European Cathedrals and Religious Practices

Mr.Huh criticizes European cathedrals, stating that their grandeur was built on the blood and suffering of laborers, draining the finances of entire nations .
He argues that the excessive opulence of cathedrals led to a decline in genuine faith, contrasting it with the intimate, family-like atmosphere of his “하늘궁” (Haneulgung) .
He views the construction of such elaborate temples as a misrepresentation of divinity, where human-made gods are elevated .
He expresses sorrow over these practices, asserting that he, as a divine being, does not reside in such man-made structures and has only recently arrived on Earth .
He criticizes historical religious practices like selling indulgences, stating that he was not involved in such acts .

#4 (00:10:00) The Speed of Mr.Huh’s Energy

Mr.Huh claims his energy spreads infinitely faster than light, capable of penetrating any object, unlike light which can be contained .
He states that his energy spreads in all directions, through both air and ground, at a speed 3,333 times faster than light, a speed only achievable by the energy that created the universe .
He explains that this immense speed is necessary to control the vast number of stars in the universe, which he quantifies as 362무 8,800불 (an extremely large number) .
He emphasizes that counting these stars would take hundreds of billions of years .

#5 (00:13:00) Human Perception and Evolution

Mr.Huh explains that from an alien perspective, Earthlings are aliens, and humans often misunderstand their own nature .
He asserts that extraterrestrial beings would look similar to humans, as the human form, with two eyes and a nose, is the most rational design for perception .
He connects the proximity of eyes and ears to the head with their importance, stating that the mouth acts as a representative of the eyes, speaking about what has been seen .
He interprets the importance of ears and mouths for a “성인” (sage) as prioritizing the voices and well-being of the people .
He defines a “남자” (man) as someone capable of supporting ten family members, implying that financial capability is essential for a man’s status .
He concludes that a true leader (“성군”) must listen to the people and ensure their sustenance .

#6 (00:18:00) AlphaGo, Lee Se-dol, and the “Divine Move”

Mr.Huh reiterates the components of AABB (Algorithm, Artificial Intelligence, Blockchain, Big Data) .
He recalls Lee Se-dol’s match against AlphaGo, noting that Lee Se-dol won one game despite AlphaGo’s vast database of all previous Go matches .
He defines Lee Se-dol’s winning move as a “신의 한수” (divine move), emphasizing that it was a move not present in AlphaGo’s database, requiring a “신” (divine) element .
He applies this concept to politics, stating that current politicians are merely repeating past patterns (AABB), and a “신의 한수” from him is needed to overcome them .

#7 (00:21:00) Future of Humanity: DNA Modification and Robotics

Mr.Huh predicts the emergence of three types of humans: current humans (prone to illness, short lifespan), DNA-modified humans (disease-resistant, requiring little sleep, physically attractive), and humans replaced by robots .
He describes how DNA-modified humans will be superior in health and appearance, making current humans obsolete .
He foresees robots taking over various tasks, from security to education and even spousal roles, equipped with vast big data knowledge .
He claims that his political approach is the “신의 한수” to overcome the “AlphaGo politics” of current leaders .

#8 (00:24:00) Economic Challenges and the Role of Mr.Huh

Mr.Huh highlights the economic disparity where 0.3% of large corporations control 95% of the market, leading to the inevitable failure of small businesses .
He gives an example of an interior decorator who invests 200 million won and is destined to fail within three years .
He advises retirees against investing their savings in businesses, suggesting that a quiet life in the mountains is safer .
He warns against risky investments and advises consulting him before making financial decisions .
He states that the current economic hardship is worse than the IMF crisis, and it is a necessary period of suffering for a “hero” (referring to himself) to emerge .

#9 (00:28:00) The “Wave Riding” Metaphor

Mr.Huh uses the metaphor of “wave riding” to describe the current state of South Korea, which is at the peak of a wave and about to descend .
He explains that experienced surfers prepare for the descent by lowering their bodies, while beginners, unaware of the impending fall, remain upright and eventually crash .
He asserts that South Korea is currently in a downward cycle, with past presidents being imprisoned, and will continue to decline until it hits rock bottom .
He believes that only then will the public realize the need for a “genius” like himself to manage the nation’s economy .
He advises the audience to remain humble and cautious during this period, suggesting that coming to “하늘궁” (Haneulgung) is the way to survive .

#10 (00:31:00) Benefits of Haneulgung Membership

Mr.Huh explains that early attendees of Haneulgung will have their names recorded and will eventually be able to live there for free in their old age .
He mentions that those with land shares in Haneulgung are considered its owners .
He envisions Haneulgung as a future paradise with hospitals, lectures, performances by famous singers, and religious leaders, offering a diverse range of activities .
He emphasizes the importance of physical activity, requiring all residents to walk in the mountains every morning .
He assures that membership fees are used for the community’s benefit, not his personal gain, as he could easily live comfortably elsewhere .

#11 (00:34:00) Global Unity and Economic Equality

Mr.Huh discusses global economic disparities, comparing Switzerland’s GNB of 50,000 USD to South Korea’s 30,000 USD, and notes that some countries have only 2,000 USD, leading to widespread starvation .
He advocates for a unified global economy with equal GNB for all nations and a single currency, eliminating exchange rates .
He argues that true happiness cannot exist while others suffer, criticizing the enjoyment of entertainment when people are starving .
He contrasts this with traditional Korean values of sharing food with neighbors before eating oneself .
He warns that pursuing uncertain happiness while ignoring global suffering will lead to problems like war .
He believes that with GMO technology, two hours of work per day could feed everyone on Earth .
He emphasizes the need to address basic needs like food, shelter, and sanitation before pursuing arts and culture .

#12 (00:38:00) Mr.Huh’s “Divine Move” for World Unification

Mr.Huh states that his purpose on Earth is to unify the world and transform its political system with his “신의 한수” (divine move) .
He asserts that his political vision, originating from the “백궁” (Baekgung, celestial palace), is the true “divine move,” unlike Lee Se-dol’s Go move .
He predicts that people from all over the world will visit him at Haneulgung, bringing financial support for world unification .
He displays attendance records, showing names and phone numbers of attendees, which are being used to create graphs .
He explains that even those who haven’t attended but have donated money are included in the records, and past attendance can be retroactively recognized with donations for Haneulgung’s construction .
He mentions that he is busy with these tasks, which is why his ten books, including “허경영의 세계 통일” (Mr.Huh’s World Unification) and “허경영의 공중부양 축지법” (Mr.Huh’s Levitation and Shrinking Earth Method), have not yet been published .

#13 (00:42:00) Demonstrations of Supernatural Abilities

Mr.Huh refers to his past demonstrations of levitation and martial arts, such as kicking apples off people’s heads without touching them, which he claims no Taekwondo master could replicate .
He states that he possesses superhuman strength, capable of defeating 50 attackers instantly .
He recounts an incident where he disarmed a group of strong men who came to his lecture by moving them to tears with his words, rather than using physical force .
He describes a premonition he had about an issue with his lecture venue in Jongno, where 58 people had agreed not to sell the space to him .
He explains how he contacted one woman who owned a large portion of the property and, through his spiritual influence, convinced her to sell it to him at cost, without any negotiation or down payment .
He emphasizes that this transaction was a “신의 한수” (divine move), demonstrating his unique abilities .

#14 (00:48:00) The Nature of “Divine Move”

Mr.Huh clarifies that Lee Se-dol’s winning move against AlphaGo was not a true “신의 한수” but rather a “돌연변이” (mutation) or a stroke of luck .
He asserts that only he, as a divine being, can perform a true “신의 한수,” which involves unifying the world, implementing national dividends, and reforming the political system .
He refers to a Central Ilbo editorialist who was familiar with his 33 revolutionary pledges and 5 great liberation pledges (military, tuition, employment, etc.), confirming their validity .
He reiterates that human actions cannot be “divine moves” and that the world is heading towards a third world war between Islam and Christianity .
He states that his purpose is to unify the world and offer a “신의 한수” to humanity .

#15 (00:51:00) Audience Interaction and Demonstrations

Mr.Huh asks the audience if their meeting with him is “알현” (meeting a divine being) or “접견” (meeting an official), to which they respond “알현” .
He introduces an audience member from Chungcheong-do, noting that his face reflects infinite reincarnation and evolution over billions of years .
He claims to see the man’s past lives and personality, stating that 99% of his actions are controlled by past lives, with only 1% by his current consciousness .
He explains that human brains only utilize a small fraction of their potential, with the rest reserved for future evolution across different stars .
He demonstrates his power by having the Chungcheong-do man place his hand on a leaf, which becomes impossible to remove when Mr.Huh’s photo is placed on it, but easily removed when the photo is taken away .
He explains that the leaf recognizes his photo and name, regardless of language, proving his divine nature .
He repeats the demonstration with an owl figurine, showing the same effect .
He notes that the Chungcheong-do man’s face appears dark and his mouth is slightly crooked, indicating marital problems, but assures him that meeting him will bring good fortune .
He explains that his energy, which spreads infinitely faster than light, affects everything, but when he performs a test, his energy in others is temporarily suspended .
He claims that all living things, including nature, respond to him, citing a three-month drought that occurred after he slipped on a wet road .
He states that those who oppose him face negative consequences, referencing past political figures .
He performs another healing demonstration on the Chungcheong-do man, noting that his body responds to Mr.Huh’s words but not his own .
He explains that human consciousness is not confined to the brain but also resides in the heart and liver, and that the soul exists outside the body .
He shares stories of people who died and met deceased relatives or even their biological mothers, demonstrating the existence of an unseen spiritual realm .
He concludes that Haneulgung is a place for “알현” (meeting a divine being) and that attendance records are connected to the “백궁” (celestial palace) .

#16 (01:09:00) Audience Questions: Dreams and the Nature of Mind

An audience member from Yongin shares a dream about a woman stealing her jewelry box and asks for its interpretation, as well as questions about the location of mind, spirit, thought, and soul .
Mr.Huh interprets the dream as the woman leaving behind her current “husband” (material possessions) to meet a true “husband” (himself), signifying a positive change .
He advises her to proceed with a business contract she is considering .
He explains that the human body is “색” (form/matter) and undergoes “성주개공” (formation, dwelling, decay, emptiness), while the soul does not .
He uses the analogy of a plant’s root as its soul, which allows it to regrow even after its visible parts die .
He presents a diagram showing “신” (divine), “인간” (human), and “귀신” (ghost/demon), criticizing the Buddhist notion that humans contain all possibilities from human to Buddha, arguing that humans cannot achieve complete freedom .
He states that human effort can only develop 1% of potential, and true “부처” (Buddha) would require 100% .
He defines religion as the function of controlling emotions with reason .
He asserts that a true divine being (like himself) does not have a physical body in the traditional sense, and that his followers become his “body” to achieve world unification .
He demonstrates that even a real leaf recognizes his name and photo, proving his divine energy .
He defines “도” (the Way) as developing reason to control emotions .
He emphasizes the importance of not being swayed by material things or sounds, and maintaining composure even when criticized .
He clarifies that the soul exists outside the body, as an energy field around it, and is independent of the brain .
He shares a story of a woman who dreamed of him and saw energy emanating from his hands during a healing session, which she later confirmed with medical tests .
He reiterates that he, as a divine being, does not have physical hands and feet, and his followers act as his extensions .

#17 (01:29:00) Audience Questions: Happiness and Philanthropy

An audience member asks if wishing happiness upon others is always good, especially if that person’s happiness comes from doing bad things like stealing .
Mr.Huh states that wishing happiness is always good, but it must be done without discrimination .
He explains that true “정성” (sincerity/devotion) means treating everyone equally, and that partiality indicates a lack of sincerity .
He uses the analogy of parents worrying about giving gifts to their children, and how excessive focus on one’s own family can lead to unhappiness .
He praises Americans for their objective approach to raising children and their extensive charitable giving to organizations like the Rockefeller Foundation and UNICEF, which distribute aid fairly .
He encourages donating to international organizations like UNICEF to ensure aid reaches all those in need, including North Korean children .
He explains that such acts of charity are recorded by “하늘” (heaven) and can even save lives in future conflicts .
He emphasizes that all 50 million people in South Korea are interconnected like a network, and excluding even one person is wrong .
He quotes “천상천하 유아독존” (In heaven and on earth, I alone am the honored one), interpreting it as all 7.5 billion people on Earth being one .
He advises that when buying something for one’s family, one should also donate to charity to avoid accumulating “죄” (sin) .
He concludes that his teachings are “하늘 법문” (heavenly dharma) and that all acts of service should be done with the intention of helping everyone .

#18 (01:43:00) Audience Questions: Astrology and Blood Types

An audience member asks if Westerners are affected by zodiac signs and blood types .
Mr.Huh confirms that both Westerners and Easterners are affected by zodiac signs and blood types .
He states that O-type blood is the most evolved, offering stronger immunity and resilience .
He explains that the eight blood types were created to ensure human survival and to aid in genetic and blood testing .
He predicts a future where any blood type can be used for transfusions .

#19 (01:46:00) Audience Questions: Environmental Issues

An audience member asks about the problem of plastic pollution in the oceans, citing examples of plastic found in fish and whales, and the formation of plastic islands larger than India .
Mr.Huh states that he came to eliminate environmental problems, hunger, and war through a unified global system .
He explains that the Earth was originally divided by oceans and rivers for environmental reasons, and that man-made borders are unnatural .
He predicts that with a unified world government, it will be possible to create biodegradable plastics that disappear after a certain period .
He notes that while river water flows into the ocean, the ocean’s volume remains constant due to evaporation, but plastic waste accumulates indefinitely .
He claims to have a solution for plastic pollution, similar to how he initiated the semiconductor industry in Korea .
He proposes creating plastics that dissolve in the ocean and are absorbed by marine life, and implementing a system where people are paid to collect plastic waste .
He suggests that plastic manufacturers should bear the cost of recycling, and that discarding plastic should be severely punished, even with life imprisonment, as it is an act of “murder” against the Earth .
He reiterates that a unified world government will eliminate environmental problems, hunger, and war, saving vast amounts of money currently spent on military expenses .
He emphasizes that all 7.6 billion people on Earth are one, and that extreme disparities between rich and poor are unacceptable .

#20 (01:59:00) Event Closing

Mr.Huh announces the end of the 72nd event and introduces Son Jo Committee Chairman for a song .
He reminds attendees about his upcoming birthday on the 16th, where lunch will be provided at the lecture hall’s buffet, sponsored by Kim Ju-hyeon .
Son Jo Committee Chairman performs a song .
Mr.Huh encourages the audience to dance and sing along to another song .
He thanks everyone for attending and invites them to his birthday celebration next week .