6910200117 117th Heo Kyung-young Haneulgung Lecture October 20, 2019

-The era of spacetime transcendence through YouTube, the National Revolutionary Dividend Party’s policies, philosophical and religious interpretations, and economic policies for youth and small businesses.

Character Profiles

허경영 (Heo Kyung-young) | Speaker, Leader of National revolutionary dividend party | Claims to be a divine being who came to Earth in the era of “time-space transcendence” (YouTube era) to save the nation and humanity. He proposes policies like the “National dividend” and “revolutionary dividend party” and believes he will become president and world emperor.
박병일 (Park Byeong-il) | Supporter | A long-time supporter of Heo Kyung-young who consistently left positive comments on YouTube for 6 years without ever meeting him. He became the chairman of the Science Dong-A organization committee.
조진안 (Jo Jin-an) | Supporter from Germany | A long-time follower of Heo Kyung-young (30 years) who initially doubted his policies but later became a firm believer, especially after his daughter’s influence. He pledges his life to support Heo Kyung-young’s presidency.
구본설 (Gu Bon-seol) | Supporter from Dangjin | A Buddhist who appreciates Heo Kyung-young’s teachings on both Buddhism and Christianity. He asks about the concepts of reincarnation and non-self (무아).
한창동 (Han Chang-dong) | Supporter from Daegu Gyeongsan | An artist who practices traditional art and teaches at Daegu Sangnok. He expresses gratitude for Heo Kyung-young’s policies and acknowledges the difficulty in convincing others but remains hopeful.

Scene-by-Scene Summary

#1 (00:00:01) – Introduction to the Time-Space Transcendent Era

Heo Kyung-young states that in the future, when his party is established, he will formally appoint people who are currently anonymous supporters .
He emphasizes that the current era, where his lectures can be simultaneously viewed globally via YouTube, is a “time-space transcendent era,” making his presence on Earth necessary .
He asserts that YouTube eliminates the need for individual proselytizing, allowing for the instantaneous spread of ideas and cultural change worldwide .

#2 (00:02:00) – The National Revolutionary Dividend Party and its Policies

Heo Kyung-young explains that the “National revolutionary dividend party” emerged in this “transmission era” and that its dividend policy alone guarantees 100 parliamentary seats .
He highlights that anyone aware of the party’s policy, which promises 6 million won per household (for a family of four), would be foolish not to support it .
He claims that even spouses of opposing party leaders would vote for his party .
He encourages supporters to spread his YouTube lectures, emphasizing the ease of campaigning in the digital age .
He states that the National revolutionary dividend party is a unique policy-driven party in world history .
He reiterates the policy of providing 6 million won per household monthly, emphasizing his foresight as a candidate who can predict the future .
He promises that his party’s parliamentarians will not receive salaries and will relinquish special privileges .
He dismisses traditional political divisions (ruling/opposition parties) as irrelevant, stating that his party offers a clear solution to people’s suffering .
He urges the use of mobile phones to spread his policies to hundreds of people daily, assuring 100% victory with this method .
He criticizes the current parliamentary system as useless, advocating for a fresh start without traditional party affiliations .
He stresses the importance of a sense of mission in the parliamentary election, utilizing the “time-space transcendent” nature of digital communication .

#3 (00:06:00) – Philosophical and Religious Interpretations

Heo Kyung-young references ancient sages like Confucius, Mencius, Buddha, Jesus, and Muhammad, stating that hearing the truth in the morning makes one content even if death comes in the evening .
He connects this idea to John 14:6, where Jesus states, “I am the way, the truth, and the life,” interpreting “way” as “do” (도), “truth” as “seom” (섬), and “life” as “cheon-nae” (천내) .
He emphasizes that his teachings transcend specific religions, drawing wisdom from both Christianity and Buddhism without bias .
He asserts that his words possess immense power and significance, meant to be eternally viewed .

#4 (00:07:00) – Introduction of Park Byeong-il

Heo Kyung-young introduces Park Byeong-il, a supporter who consistently left positive comments on his YouTube channel for six years without prior acquaintance .
He highlights Park’s dedication as a testament to the power of his message, contrasting it with fair-weather supporters .
He criticizes those who betray him or spread negativity, stating that he still loves and forgives them .

#5 (00:08:00) – The Power of Heavenly Energy and Angels

Heo Kyung-young explains that the “heavenly energy” (하늘궁강연) transmitted through his words transcends time and space, serving as a model for human inventions like radio waves .
He claims to imbue people with “angels” that extend their lifespan, asserting that these angels are real and would not leave if one curses or speaks ill of others .
He envisions a future where Korea’s influence grows, requiring ten more Incheon Airports, implying a global role for the nation .
He warns against being swayed by traditional political factions, emphasizing that the world is within their grasp through spiritual power .
He concludes the first part of the event, expressing gratitude and reiterating the transformative power of his presence and the “heavenly energy” .

#6 (00:10:00) – Q&A Session: Jo Jin-an’s Testimony

Jo Jin-an, a supporter from Germany, shares his 30-year journey of following Heo Kyung-young, initially skeptical of the “National dividend” policy .
He recounts how his daughter’s persistent encouragement led him to visit Heo Kyung-young and fully embrace his teachings .
He expresses his unwavering commitment to supporting Heo Kyung-young’s path to presidency and global emperorship, citing his granddaughter’s daily affirmations .

#7 (00:13:00) – Q&A Session: Socrates’ Debt and the Dual Nature of Existence

Heo Kyung-young addresses a question about Socrates’ dying request to repay a debt of a rooster, interpreting it as Socrates’ acknowledgment of his philosophical life without material gain .
He explains the concept of “six elements” (지수화풍공식 – earth, water, fire, wind, space, consciousness) that form the universe, likening space to the interstitial fluid between cells, essential for existence .
He introduces the Buddhist concept of “five aggregates” (색수상행식 – form, sensation, perception, mental formations, consciousness), emphasizing that “form” (색) has a dual nature: physical and nominal .
He connects this duality to the “two sides of a coin,” where the physical coin is one side and its name is the other, both representing the same entity .
He explains that while the physical body (실체) perishes, the name (이름) endures, highlighting the eternal aspect of existence .
He uses the example of a deceased father’s work clothes evoking emotion, illustrating how the “name” or memory transcends physical presence .
He emphasizes that his teachings, unlike those of ordinary humans, come from a higher dimension, making complex truths easily understandable .

Heo Kyung-young describes the plight of a mother stealing milk powder for her starving child, illustrating the desperation caused by poverty .
He criticizes “shameless politicians” who fail to address such suffering, promising to create a society where people are treated with dignity .
He laments the social issues like delayed marriages and unemployment, attributing them to a lack of financial support .
He recalls his past proposals for marriage and housing subsidies, which were dismissed as “crazy” but would have prevented the current demographic crisis .
He criticizes the public’s tendency to react only after problems escalate, comparing it to “locking the barn door after the horse is stolen” .
He asserts that his arrival in Korea is a “great blessing” for the peninsula, which he sees as the “axis of the Earth” .
He draws parallels between his political journey and that of figures like Trump, Roh Moo-hyun, and Zelenskyy, who rose from underdog positions to become presidents .
He claims to have predicted Trump’s presidency, further solidifying his image as a visionary leader .
He states that his “world management” (세계 경영) is divinely ordained and will bring hope to Korea and the world .

#9 (00:22:00) – Q&A Session: Party Funding and Policy Implementation

Heo Kyung-young addresses a question about funding for the National revolutionary dividend party, stating that a party headquarters will be established and a website launched for donations .
He explains that party membership fees can range from 8,000 won to billions, with no upper limit for donations to the party’s official account .
He predicts that his party will receive the most donations in history because its policies, like the 1.5 million won monthly dividend per person, directly benefit families .
He asserts that his lectures will change public perception, leading people to abandon ideological divisions and embrace his policies .
He claims that his policies will resolve financial anxieties for families, including caregiving costs and debt, making his election inevitable .
He promises to immediately implement “quantitative easing” (양적 완화) to clear household debts upon becoming president .
He emphasizes that his policies will eliminate the need for personal bankruptcy and provide stable income, making traditional political ideologies irrelevant .
He reiterates that his policies will forgive all personal and business debts, offering a fresh start for everyone .
He criticizes existing political parties for failing to address the fundamental economic well-being of families .
He promises to clear debts incurred during the high-growth era, allowing people to rebuild their lives in the low-growth era .
He clarifies that while debts will be repaid over 10 years, the interest will be covered immediately upon his presidency, ensuring financial stability .
He dismisses ideological conflicts as meaningless in the face of real economic hardship, using the example of the mother stealing milk powder .
He emphasizes that his policies offer a chance for people to live without financial burdens .
He states that his YouTube lectures are a “nuclear weapon” that can penetrate every household, spreading his message and policies .
He promises to provide hope and stability to small business owners, the self-employed, and those facing bankruptcy, allowing them to work with joy .
He concludes by stating that the party’s energy will be fueled by dedicated members who understand the benefits of his policies .

#10 (00:27:00) – Q&A Session: Youth Employment and Startup Funding

Heo Kyung-young clarifies his policy for youth employment in small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs): a 1 million won monthly “coupon” that is a grant, not a loan, usable only in local traditional markets and small businesses .
He explains that after 5 years of working in an SME, individuals will receive a 300 million won startup fund with no collateral, no guarantee, and no interest (쓰리 무 – three no’s) .
He emphasizes that this fund empowers young people to pursue their entrepreneurial dreams, fostering innovation and potentially producing figures like Bill Gates .
He criticizes existing startup funding as overly complicated and ineffective, promising to simplify it to benefit the nation .
He views this startup fund as a way to redirect corporate R&D funds to young entrepreneurs, stimulating the economy by supporting “capillaries” (모세혈관) of small businesses .
He highlights the decline of manufacturing in Korea, with many factories closing or being put up for sale, indicating a need for new economic drivers .
He draws an analogy between the decline of small businesses and the loss of capillaries in the human body, leading to aging and death .
He connects this to the extension of human lifespan, arguing that increased longevity necessitates a stable income like the National dividend .
He suggests that the wealth generated by large corporations should support those who cannot earn as much, creating a virtuous cycle where money flows back into the economy .

#11 (00:30:00) – Q&A Session: Presidential Powers and Constitutional Reform

Heo Kyung-young states that his policies, including the SME employment and startup funds, will be implemented immediately upon his presidency .
He announces his intention to suspend the current constitution and initiate a constitutional amendment (제헌) process immediately after becoming president .
He plans to replace the first article of the constitution, which currently focuses on ideology, with a guarantee of the National dividend for all citizens, ensuring a basic middle-class standard of living .
He asserts that a “Constitutional Amendment Committee” will be formed, allowing his policies to be enacted without delay .
He envisions his face on new currency, printed both domestically and internationally, to facilitate quantitative easing and debt repayment .
He promises that upon his election, all household debts will begin to be repaid, and interest payments will cease immediately .
He prioritizes the immediate elimination of private debts (사채) with documented interest payments .
He states that the new constitution will abolish the party system, promoting a non-partisan, independent approach to governance .
He warns that any individuals causing discord will be dealt with decisively, implying a strong, centralized leadership .

#12 (00:32:00) – Q&A Session: Public Perception and the “Heo Kyung-young Typhoon”

Han Chang-dong, a supporter, expresses gratitude for Heo Kyung-young’s 33 policies and acknowledges the difficulty in changing public perception, as many still view him negatively .
He emphasizes the divine nature of Heo Kyung-young’s economic policies, which offer hope to ordinary citizens .
Heo Kyung-young responds by stating that the upcoming parliamentary election is crucial for spreading awareness of the dividend policy, which will then make the presidential election a foregone conclusion .
He likens his influence to a “typhoon” that will sweep across the nation, changing public opinion overnight .
He asserts that even if people don’t know his name, they will support the “National revolutionary dividend party” once they understand the benefits of the dividend .
He highlights his 30-year consistent advocacy for his policies without criticizing other politicians, patiently waiting for the right moment .
He suggests creating a song about the dividend to further popularize the policy .

#13 (00:35:00) – Q&A Session: Reincarnation and the Path to Baekgung

Heo Kyung-young addresses a question about whether the descendants of those who go to Baekgung (heavenly palace) can also bring their future generations there .
He explains that “affliction” (번뇌) is a path to “enlightenment” (보리), meaning that challenges lead to understanding .
He states that while the first 10 generations are guaranteed to go to Baekgung, subsequent generations’ fate depends on their own efforts .
He dismisses worrying about events a thousand years in the future, urging people to focus on their present journey to Baekgung .
He concludes by reiterating that “affliction is enlightenment” and that the current efforts are for reaching Baekgung .