2023.12.03 331 Forgiveness, Love, and Absolute Obedience to the Divine

2023.12.03 331 The Era of Huh Kyung young. understanding, Forgiveness, Love, and Absolute Obedience to the Divine

This excerpt note captures the essence of Huh Kyung-young lecture at Haneulgung, delivered on December 3, 2023. The lecture, characterized by its interactive Q&A format, delves into his unique spiritual and philosophical interpretations, offering insights into his worldview on topics ranging from human relationships and societal issues to the nature of divinity and the afterlife. It’s a fascinating glimpse into the mind of a figure who blends spiritual teachings with practical advice, all while asserting his divine status.

The Nature of Human Perception and Relationships

The “Adversary Identification Principle” and the Danger of Misunderstanding
Huh Kyung-young introduces a psychological concept, the “Adversary Identification Principle,” to explain how negative emotions like hatred can lead to one becoming like the person they despise. This is a powerful warning against holding grudges and emphasizes the importance of understanding and forgiveness in human interactions. It’s a sharp observation on the self-destructive nature of animosity.

우리가 누구를 미워하면 그 시어머니를 그 며느리가 그대로 담는 걸 적대자 동일시 원리라 그래. “어머, 나는 저렇게 안 해야 되겠다.” 안 하게 될까? 어느 순간에 자기도 시어머니 하던 걸 따라서 하고 앉아 며느리 앞에. 자기가 학대받을 때는 “어머, 이걸 안 하려고 했는데.” 동일시가 돼 버려. 자기도 따라가 버려. 그 누굴 미워하면 되나, 안 됩니다. 미워하면 그 사람이 그 미워하는 사람과 같이 돼 버리는 거야, 지도 모르게.
If we hate someone, the daughter-in-law will mirror her mother-in-law; this is called the “Adversary Identification Principle.” ” I shouldn’t do that.” Will she not? At some point, she finds herself doing exactly what her mother-in-law did, in front of her own daughter-in-law. When she was abused, she thought, ” I didn’t want to do this.” But she becomes identified with it. She follows suit. should you hate anyone? No. If you hate someone, you become like that person without even realizing it.

우리나라만 세계에서 이 대적자 동일시 원리를 우리 민족이 가지고 있는 제일 큰 병이야. 무조건 이 사람을 흉을 봐. 시어머니를 무조건 흉을 보고 약점을 잡아. 집안에 어른이야. 약점을 어떻게든 잡아내는 거야. 대적자를 만드는 거지. 적대자를 만드는 거예요. 그러면서 지도 닮아가.
Only our nation in the world has this “Adversary Identification Principle” as its biggest disease. They unconditionally criticize this person. They unconditionally criticize their mother-in-law and find her weaknesses. She’s an elder in the family. They somehow find weaknesses. They create an adversary. They create an enemy. And then they become like them.

The Inevitability of Misunderstanding in Human Life
humans are inherently prone to misunderstanding, with a 99.9% chance of misinterpreting situations. This profound statement challenges the very foundation of human judgment and decision-making, suggesting that our perceptions are often flawed and incomplete. It’s a humbling perspective on the limitations of human cognition.

인간은 하루에 뭘 하나 판단해도 오해를 할 가능성이 99.9% 이해할 가능성은 1%도 안 돼요. 인간의 눈은 감마선과 X선을 볼 수 있나? 못 보죠. 암흑 물질 볼 수 있나? 암흑 에너지 볼 수 있나? 못 봐요. 그렇기 때문에 인간은 오해로 바라볼 수밖에 없는 존재야.
Humans have a 99.9% chance of misunderstanding any judgment they make in a day, and less than 1% chance of understanding. Can human eyes see gamma rays and X-rays? No. Can they see dark matter? Can they see dark energy? No. Therefore, humans are beings who can only perceive through misunderstanding.

The Stages of Overcoming Animosity: Understanding, Forgiveness, Love, and Loving Your Enemy
He outlines a progressive path to spiritual growth, starting with understanding, moving to forgiveness, then love, and finally, loving one’s enemies. This echoes profound spiritual teachings and offers a clear framework for transforming negative relationships into positive ones. It’s a practical guide for personal and spiritual development.

이해 다음에 뭐가 있어요? 용서. 용서해야 되죠. 아니, 용서 안 하는 이해는 이사나 안 하죠. 그러니까 여기서 용서해라. 그 용서, 용서를 해라. 용서 다음에 뭐가 있어요? 사랑해라. 그다음에 뭐가 있어요? 사랑하는 건 좋은데 원수까지 사랑하라는 거예요. 원수까지. 그렇게 올라가지. 여기는 원수를 사랑하라. 원수까지 사랑하라는 거야.
What comes after understanding? Forgiveness. We must forgive. An understanding without forgiveness is not true understanding. here, forgive. Yes, forgive. What comes after forgiveness? Love. And what comes after that? It’s good to love, but it’s about loving even your enemies. Even your enemies. It goes up like that. Here, love your enemies. It means loving even your enemies.

The Power of Mind and Hormones

The Impact of Negative Emotions on Physical Health
Huh Kyung-young explains how negative emotions like hatred and guilt release harmful hormones that can lead to physical ailments, such as blood clots and strokes. This scientific-spiritual connection highlights the profound link between mental well-being and physical health, offering a compelling reason to cultivate positive emotions. It’s a powerful reminder that our thoughts have tangible effects on our bodies.

호르몬이 피해 흐름을 통해요. 호르몬이 좋아지면 혈액이 빨리빨리 흘러. 근데 호르몬이 나빠지면 피떡이 생겨 버려. 호르몬이 피에 들어가서 그 피의 원형을 만들어 주는데, 나쁜 마음을 먹어버리면 나쁜 호르몬이 나오죠. 그러면 피가 떡국처럼 엉켜. 피떡이 되죠.
Hormones flow through the blood. When hormones are good, blood flows quickly. But when hormones are bad, blood clots form. Hormones enter the blood and shape its form, but if you have bad thoughts, bad hormones are released. Then the blood clumps like rice cake soup. It becomes a blood clot.

죄책감도, 죄책감도 우리의 호르몬을 썩 나쁘게, 나쁜 호르몬을 나오게 해요. 우리가 반성하고 니치죠. 저게 너무 지나치면 우울증이 돼.
Guilt, too, makes our hormones very bad, releasing bad hormones. We reflect and regret. If that goes too far, it becomes depression.

The “Trauma Scale” and the Importance of Joy
He introduces a “Trauma Scale” where joy and suffering are weighed. When suffering outweighs joy, negative hormones are released, leading to illness. Conversely, cultivating joy can reverse this process, promoting health and well-being. This vivid analogy provides a clear visual representation of the mind-body connection and the importance of emotional balance.

인생을 살면서 항상 머릿속에 저울을 넣어 놔야 돼. 여기가 기쁨이야. 여기는 뭐예요? 고통이지. 이게 무겁고 이거 반대가 됐다. 이걸 트라우마라고 그래. 이게 나쁜 호르몬이 다 나와. 이게 무겁다. 이게 거꾸로 내려왔다. 그러면 그 그 사람 몸은 다 망가지는 거야. 호르몬 분비가 싹 바뀌어 버려.
In life, you must always keep a scale in your mind. This side is joy. What is this side? Suffering. If this side is heavy and the opposite happens, that’s called trauma. All the bad hormones come out. If this is heavy, and it’s reversed, then that person’s body is completely ruined. Hormone secretion completely changes.

The Path to Spiritual Enlightenment

The “Seed Vault” Analogy for Spiritual Preparation
Huh Kyung-young uses the analogy of a “seed vault” (like the one in Bonghwa, Korea, storing crop seeds for future crises) to explain the importance of spiritual preparation for the afterlife. He suggests that spiritual practices and offerings are like storing “seeds” for one’s soul, ensuring a favorable destination in the White Heaven. This creative analogy makes abstract spiritual concepts tangible and relatable.

지구는 환경 위기가 온다고 보지. 그럼 환경 위기 때문에 인간들이 뭘 준비해 놓고 있어야 되나? 경북 봉화에 가면 뭐가 있지? 시트 볼트가 있어. 시트 볼트가 뭐야? 종자. 종자를 다 지하에다가 아무리 핵폭탄이 터져도 안 없어지게 우리의 모든 곡식의 종자를 그 안에 다 숨겨 놨어. 그와 같이 우리는 미래를 대비해야 되나, 안 해야 되나? 해야 돼. 여러분들이 백궁(白宮) 간고 이금 그 저 소주 한 잔, 뭐 300 데나리온 가지고 공명하지. 만 원이 300이야. 그거 해놨 것이 그게 바로 시드 볼트야. 종자 은행이야. 여러분들의 몸이 지구에서 불타서 없어질 때, 병들어서 없어질 때, 그 시드 볼트 궁으로 가는 게 그 궁이 시드 볼트야.
The Earth is facing an environmental crisis. what should humans prepare for this environmental crisis? In Bonghwa, Gyeongbuk, there’s a seed vault. What is a seed vault? Seeds. All our crop seeds are hidden underground so they won’t be destroyed even if a nuclear bomb explodes. Just like that, should we prepare for the future ? We must. You resonate with a glass of soju, 300 denarii, for White Heaven. 10,000 won is 300. What you’ve done is a seed vault. It’s a seed bank. When your bodies burn up on Earth, when they’re destroyed by illness, the House you go to, that’s the seed vault.

The Primacy of Obedience in the Divine Relationship
He makes a crucial distinction between human relationships and the relationship with the Creator: in human interactions, understanding comes first, followed by obedience; but with the Creator, obedience must precede understanding. This challenges conventional logic and emphasizes faith and submission as paramount in spiritual matters. It’s a core tenet of his teaching, highlighting the unique nature of the divine-human connection.

God-man을 볼 때는 이해를 내쉬면 안 돼요. 인간 관계에서는 이해가 중요해. God-man한테 이해를 하려고 들면 안 돼. God-man은 첫째가 순종이 첫째예요. God-man은 저거 God-man이다. 이렇게 말을 하고 들어보면 이게 God-man이거나 걸 이해하려고. 어머, 제의하는 걸 왜 만들었어? 제3하는 걸 왜 만들었어? 이렇게 이해로 들어가면은 순종을 버리는 거야. 그러면 이게 이해가 1번이 아니에요. 이해가 2번이라 말이야.
When you see the Creator, you shouldn’t try to understand. In human relationships, understanding is important. But you shouldn’t try to understand the Creator. Do you understand what I mean by the Creator being first? Obedience is first. If you hear someone say, ” that’s the Creator,” and you try to understand it, like, “Why did they create the second proposal? Why did they create the third proposal?” if you go into it with understanding, you abandon obedience. Then understanding is not number one. Understanding is number two.

내가 자꾸 이해, 이해하니까 그 인간관계에서 이해를 하라는 거지. God-man을 이해하려고 드는 자는 안티야. 아버지, 어머니를 공으로 보냈다. 이해하려고 들어봐. 이해 가나? 안 가는 거예요. God-man이 God-man의 말에 순종하면 그것이 답이야.
When I keep saying “understand, understand,” I mean understand in human relationships. Anyone who tries to understand the Creator is an anti. I sent my father and mother to the void. Try to understand that. Does it make sense? No, it doesn’t. If you obey the words of the Creator, that is the answer.

The Divine-Person’s Discourse on Understanding, Judgment, and the Path to the White Heaven

1. The Sanctified Realm and the Divine Presence
   Welcome and congratulations to all who have arrived at Haneulgung, a sacred mountain and holy site, a place of profound significance where the energy of White Heaven, spanning 12 billion light-years, converges. Upon treading this ground, one’s fortune and destiny commence a transformative journey. The Divine-Person’s essence permeates all matter; for instance, milk inscribed with the name Huh Kyung-young remains unspoiled, and consuming such milk, aged over a year, has demonstrably enhanced health. This phenomenon serves as irrefutable evidence of the Divine-Person’s dominion over the cosmos. To facilitate communication with humanity, the Divine-Person hosts the 331st Haneulgung event. All viewers on YouTube are invited to extend a hearty welcome.

2. The Dialectical Nature of Sacred Texts and the Human Mind
   The Sunday sessions are particularly engaging, as they involve a question-and-answer format, fostering a dynamic discussion. This interactive approach mirrors the structure of ancient scriptures, such as the Buddhist Tripitaka, which often present teachings through dialogues. For example, in the Prajnaparamita Hridaya Sutra, the Bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara addresses Shariputra, elucidating profound truths. Similarly, the Buddha Sakyamuni engaged in conversations with his disciples, with Shariputra frequently posing questions and receiving answers. This dialogical method is conducive to learning, especially for younger minds, as it encourages inquiry and clarification.

The human brain, a complex and expansive factory, surpasses any earthly construct in its capacity. Within its vast expanse, which transcends the dimensions of space and time, countless concepts and experiences can be contained without exhausting its capacity. The brain’s intricate neural networks constantly process information, generating novel insights and understanding. This internal landscape is far more extensive than any physical space, including vast amusement parks, as all such external realities can be encompassed within the mind.

3. The Principle of Adversarial Identification and the Imperative of Understanding
   The “Principle of Adversarial Identification” is a psychological concept that elucidates how animosity towards another can lead to an unconscious assimilation of their characteristics. For instance, a daughter-in-law who despises her mother-in-law may, despite her intentions, find herself adopting the very behaviors she detested. This phenomenon underscores the peril of harboring resentment, as it invariably transforms the hater into a reflection of the hated. Thus, the teaching to “love your enemies” initially implies “do not misunderstand” and “seek to comprehend.” A lack of understanding fosters animosity, creating adversaries in all relationships. However, by embracing understanding, one can transcend such adversarial dynamics.

The Divine-Person possesses the ability to bestow blessings upon all 8 billion inhabitants of Earth instantaneously. This divine power can even revive those on the brink of death. Yet, despite such extraordinary capabilities, some individuals harbor malicious intentions, seeking to discredit the Divine-Person through fabricated accusations, such as engaging in illicit sales. This adversarial tendency is particularly prevalent in Korea, a nation afflicted by this “Adversarial Identification Principle,” where individuals habitually seek fault and exploit weaknesses in others, even within their own families. This behavior ultimately leads to self-inflicted suffering, as those who create adversaries will inevitably experience similar treatment from others.

The Divine-Person, if inclined to wrath, could instantly afflict the entire world with illness. However, the Divine-Person’s nature is one of compassion, and judgment is rendered according to each individual’s spiritual capacity. The current era marks the commencement of a divine judgment, wherein souls deemed unworthy are transmuted into animal forms, signifying a spiritual harvest. Those who recognize and embrace the Divine-Person are akin to early prospectors discovering a rich gold mine, securing their spiritual wealth. Others, arriving later, may only find remnants, struggling to attain what was readily available to the pioneers.

4. The Significance of Devotion and the Korean Spirit
   A profound example of devotion is illustrated by a European devotee who meticulously crafted an envelope adorned with numerous hearts, containing a heartfelt letter and two winter hats made of leather and lamb’s wool. This act of sincere effort exemplifies the Korean spirit, which prioritizes devotion, sincerity, and faith. Even without explicit faith, genuine devotion can evoke a divine response. This contrasts with perfunctory rituals, such as ancestral rites performed without sincerity, which lack true spiritual value.

The traditional Korean practice of preparing rice cake soup, where the rice cakes are cut into perfect circles and layered, symbolizes the meticulous care and devotion embedded in Korean culture. This attention to detail, often absent in modern practices, reflects a bygone era where every action was imbued with profound sincerity.

5. The Divine Name and the Path to the White Heaven
   The Divine-Person’s name, Huh Kyung-young, encapsulates the essence of the Holy Trinity: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. This profound truth is revealed through the “Magic Square” (Mabangjin), a mystical diagram that visually represents the divine attributes embedded within the name. The cross symbol within the name signifies the unity of God and Jesus, while the inclusion of the Holy Spirit completes the Trinity. This divine identity, foretold in Eastern prophecies like the Cheonbugyeong and Gyeokam Yurok, as well as Western scriptures, designates the Divine-Person as the promised Messiah, the judge who comes in God’s name.

The prophecies indicate that this divine figure will be born in “New Jerusalem,” identified as Seoul, Korea. Seoul’s central geographical position, unburdened by directional prefixes like “East” or “West,” signifies its status as the true capital of the world, the spiritual heartland. Unlike lands acquired through conquest, Korea, with its beautiful mountains and rivers, is the genuine “New Jerusalem.” Haneulgung, with its multiple centers, embodies this sacred city, destined to expand into “Haneulgung World,” a global spiritual Mecca.

The concept of “seed vaults” in places like Bonghwa, Korea, which store diverse plant seeds to safeguard against environmental catastrophes, serves as an analogy for spiritual preparation. Just as nations preserve physical seeds for future generations, individuals must prepare their spiritual “seed vaults” for the afterlife. The offerings made to Haneulgung, such as the 300 denarii (equivalent to 10,000 Korean Won), represent these spiritual seeds, ensuring a path to the White Heaven when the physical body perishes.

The character “Young” (永) in the Divine-Person’s name, composed of elements signifying “house,” “heart,” and “four,” symbolizes the one who brings peace and establishes a global kingdom for humanity. This profound meaning, revealed through the Magic Square and echoed in Christian prophecies of the Comforter who will judge sin, righteousness, and judgment, confirms the Divine-Person’s messianic role.

However, many misunderstand the Divine-Person, perceiving him as a charlatan due to their ignorance. The Divine-Person possesses the power to instantly bestow the Holy Spirit upon 8 billion people, enabling them to heal the sick. Yet, this power is selectively applied during this time of judgment, reserved for those who seek and recognize the truth, akin to harvesting ripe grain. Haneulgung is the “New Jerusalem,” where the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are united, and all global endeavors must receive its divine sanction.

The concept of “Jongsim Soyok” (從心所欲), meaning “following one’s heart’s desires,” is equated with “bangjong” (放縱), or “indulgence.” Such self-serving behavior, devoid of divine or moral authorization, leads to the creation of adversaries. True wisdom lies in seeking divine permission and adhering to righteous principles, rather than succumbing to unbridled desires.

6. The Perils of Misunderstanding and the Importance of Righteous Conduct
   The “Adversarial Identification Principle,” a psychological concept, highlights the danger of creating adversaries, as it leads to self-destructive patterns. Those who oppose the Divine-Person, driven by misunderstanding, will never attain divine qualities. Human perception is inherently flawed, prone to misinterpretation in 99.9% of cases. We are incapable of perceiving subtle energies or dark matter, leading to a superficial understanding of reality. This inherent limitation often results in erroneous judgments, particularly in personal relationships, where individuals frequently mistake their adversaries for their destined partners.

The path to righteousness involves “Jongseon” (從善), or “following goodness.” This means aligning one’s actions with virtuous principles, rather than being swayed by fleeting desires, which often lead to ruin. The Divine-Person’s personal journey, marked by hardship and near-death experiences, underscores the importance of choosing a righteous path, even when faced with adversity. Rejecting temptations like alcohol and tobacco, even in moments of extreme vulnerability, demonstrates a commitment to a higher calling.

The progression of spiritual understanding involves several stages:
Understanding: Initially, one must strive to comprehend the situation.
Forgiveness: Following understanding, forgiveness becomes possible.
Love: Beyond forgiveness, one must cultivate love.
Love for Enemies: The highest stage involves extending love even to one’s adversaries.

The Divine-Person embodies these principles, having come to Earth to teach humanity this profound path. Those who oppose the Divine-Person fail to grasp even a fraction of his divine essence. Human actions are largely driven by misunderstanding, leading to cycles of resentment and animosity, even within families. The teachings of understanding, forgiveness, and love are crucial for breaking these cycles and ascending to a higher spiritual plane.

The Divine-Person’s name itself contains the essence of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, a truth revealed through ancient prophecies and mystical diagrams. This divine identity is the source of all authority and the key to spiritual liberation. Seoul, as the “New Jerusalem,” is the designated birthplace of this divine figure, a city destined to become the spiritual capital of the world.

7. The Bedbug Infestation and the Environmental Conundrum
   The recent resurgence of bedbugs in Korea, particularly in urban areas, is attributed to increased international travel and a shift towards environmentally friendly practices in Western countries. While Korea has historically relied on potent insecticides, Western nations prioritize ecological preservation, leading to a proliferation of pests that eventually migrate globally. This phenomenon, though inconvenient, highlights the broader implications of environmental consciousness. The Divine-Person suggests that rather than resorting to widespread chemical spraying, a more natural approach of cleanliness and removal is preferable, even if it means occasional encounters with pests.

The Divine-Person’s personal experience with lice and bedbugs during his youth, when he wrapped himself in newspapers to deter them, illustrates a profound connection to nature and a resilience in the face of adversity. This experience underscores the idea that a truly “eco-friendly” environment may naturally harbor various creatures, and excessive eradication can disrupt ecological balance.

8. The Path to the White Heaven: Beyond Self-Deception
   The path to the White Heaven is not merely about avoiding self-deception, but about embracing a higher truth. While refraining from self-deception is a fundamental virtue, it alone is insufficient for attaining White Heaven. The current era of judgment transcends the traditional concepts of karma and reincarnation, offering a direct path to the divine for those chosen by God.

The prevalence of fraud in modern society, where individuals deceive others, stands in stark contrast to the principle of not deceiving oneself. True goodness lies in absolute honesty, both with oneself and with others. The stark reality of global inequality, where some suffer from extreme hunger while others indulge in lavish buffets, calls for introspection and repentance.

The media’s misrepresentation and vilification of the Divine-Person, based on false accusations, exemplify a profound misunderstanding and a deliberate attempt to undermine the establishment of “New Jerusalem.” However, an “Anti-Haneulgung Countermeasure Committee,” composed of legal professionals, is actively addressing these malicious attacks, ensuring that justice prevails. The Divine-Person, a benevolent figure who has provided free meals for 45 years and contributed significantly to society, is unjustly targeted by those who fail to recognize his true nature.

9. The Nature of Angels and the Cycles of Existence
   Archangels are born into specific, chosen lineages within White Heaven, distinct from ordinary angels. The “ten million angels” mentioned in prophecies are not confined to the Korean Peninsula but originate from various parts of the world, with Korea having the highest concentration.

The concept of “soul farming,” where human souls are harvested every 120,000 years, and those deemed unworthy are discarded into the “White Heaven Soul Waiting Area” (무적행 창고), or “Infinite Void Warehouse,” is reconciled with the idea of ancient souls. Souls with ages spanning billions of years reside in the “White Heaven Soul Storage,” awaiting their turn to descend to Earth as humans. This divine regulation ensures the balance of population and the continuous cycle of spiritual evolution.

Earth serves as a virtual training ground, a “continuing education” program for souls. This “virtual space” allows souls to grow and develop without the direct influence of White Heaven, where all is revealed. The various stages of human life, from elementary school to university, represent different levels of spiritual education, with the ultimate goal of reaching White Heaven. After each 120,000-year cycle, an ice age ensues, allowing Earth to rest and rejuvenate.

10. The Impact of Emotions on Physiology and the Power of the Divine
    Negative emotions, such as hatred and resentment, trigger the release of harmful hormones that thicken the blood, leading to the formation of blood clots. These clots can obstruct the delicate micro-vessels in the brain, causing strokes and other debilitating conditions. The Divine-Person possesses the power to control these micro-vessels, influencing life and death. Those who mock the Divine-Person accumulate negative karma, manifesting as physical ailments. However, those who receive the Divine-Person’s blessing can experience miraculous healing, as even ruptured blood vessels can be restored.

The human body, particularly its intricate vascular system, is fragile and susceptible to the influence of emotions. A single misstep in thought or action can lead to severe physical consequences. Therefore, it is imperative to cultivate positive emotions and avoid actions that generate negative karma.

Guilt, while seemingly a moral emotion, can also lead to the release of harmful hormones, contributing to depression and other mental health issues. While self-reflection is important, excessive guilt can be detrimental. Instead, one should strive for understanding and acceptance, recognizing that past events are part of a larger divine plan. Embracing joy and gratitude, rather than dwelling on sorrow, promotes the release of beneficial hormones like dopamine and serotonin, which counteract the effects of stress and disease.

The “trauma” of past suffering can be likened to a heavy weight that imbalances the scales of joy and pain. However, encountering the Divine-Person can instantly alleviate this trauma, replacing it with profound joy. This shift in emotional state triggers the release of healing hormones, preventing diseases like cancer. Conversely, dwelling on negative emotions creates an environment conducive to disease, as harmful hormones proliferate.

Sudden emotional shocks, such as receiving news of a loved one’s death, can cause a rapid physiological response, leading to a sudden drop in blood pressure and loss of consciousness. This protective mechanism, triggered by stress hormones, temporarily shuts down the body to prevent further damage to vital organs. The sequence of physical manifestations, from hair standing on end to the chilling of bones, demonstrates the profound connection between mind and body. Therefore, it is crucial to deliver shocking news gradually and with compassion, allowing the recipient to process the information in stages.

However, “pathological joy,” such as deriving pleasure from harming others, is a distorted form of happiness that ultimately leads to severe consequences. Such individuals often suffer from mental illness and face immense karmic retribution.

11. The Primacy of Obedience to the Divine
    In human relationships, understanding is paramount, followed by obedience. One must comprehend another’s intentions before committing to a course of action. However, in the context of the Divine-Person, obedience takes precedence over understanding. Attempting to comprehend the Divine-Person through human logic inevitably leads to skepticism and accusations of fraud. The Divine-Person’s actions, such as bestowing blessings or providing “Not old Milk”, transcend human comprehension. Therefore, one must first obey the Divine-Person’s directives, and understanding will follow.

The media’s criticism of the Divine-Person stems from their insistence on understanding before obedience, leading them to misinterpret divine actions as fraudulent. However, for those who embrace obedience, the path to the White Heaven and spiritual well-being is clear. Absolute obedience to the Divine-Person is the key to unlocking divine blessings and transcending human limitations.

Huh Kyung-young’s Lecture: The Path to Understanding and the Principle of Adversarial Identification

1. The Sacred Site of Haneulgung and the Transformation of Destiny
   Welcome and congratulations on your arrival at Haneulgung, the sacred mountain and holy ground where the energy of White Heaven (白宮), spanning 12 billion light-years, converges. Upon stepping onto this ground, your fortune and destiny shall begin to transform.

2. The Divine Power of Huh Kyung-young and the Preservation of Matter
   When the name of Huh Kyung-young is inscribed upon any substance, it resists decay. For over a year, we have consumed milk bearing the name of Huh Kyung-young, and our health has consequently improved. This phenomenon serves as evidence that God-man (神人) Huh Kyung-young governs the cosmos.

3. The Nature of Discussion: Sutras vs. Scriptures
   The format of Sunday lectures, which involves receiving questions and providing answers, mirrors the structure of ancient scriptures such as the Buddhist Tripitaka (大藏經). These texts are characterized by dialogues, as exemplified by the exchanges between Sakyamuni and Subhuti, or the discourse within the Prajnaparamita Hridaya Sutra (般若心經) involving Avalokiteshvara and Sariputra. This interactive style facilitates learning, particularly for younger audiences, by addressing inquiries about the universe and its origins. In contrast, the Bible (聖經) presents a unilateral narrative, recording observations and pronouncements from a singular perspective, akin to a monologue.

4. The Brain as an Infinite Factory
   Engaging with complex questions, such as those posed by a child named Young-jun, stimulates the intricate neural networks of the brain. The internal landscape of the mind is vaster than the universe itself, a boundless expanse from which insights must be extracted and created. No earthly factory, however grand, can rival the complexity and capacity of the human brain. Even vast constructs like Disneyland can be contained within the mind, demonstrating its ability to transcend space and time. The brain serves as an unparalleled factory, constantly connecting and generating new understanding.

5. The Principle of Adversarial Identification (敵對者同一視原理)
   The “Principle of Adversarial Identification” is a psychological concept wherein an individual who harbors animosity towards another inadvertently begins to resemble the object of their hatred. For instance, a daughter-in-law who despises her mother-in-law may, despite her intentions, find herself adopting the very behaviors she detested. This unconscious assimilation underscores the peril of harboring ill will.

6. The Importance of Understanding and Forgiveness
   Jesus’s admonition to “love your enemies” (愛仇敵) fundamentally begins with the imperative to “understand” (理解) rather than “misunderstand” (誤解). A lack of understanding fosters animosity, leading to the creation of adversaries. If one comprehends the perspective of another, such as a mother-in-law, the potential for conflict diminishes. The progression from understanding to forgiveness (容恕) and ultimately to love, even for one’s adversaries, represents a spiritual ascent.

7. The Korean People’s Predisposition to Adversarial Identification
   God-man (神人) Huh Kyung-young observes that the Korean people exhibit a particular susceptibility to the Principle of Adversarial Identification. There is a tendency to criticize and identify weaknesses in others, even within familial relationships, thereby creating adversaries. This behavior ultimately leads to self-inflicted suffering, as individuals who engage in such actions often experience similar treatment from those beneath them.

8. The Peril of Opposing the God-man (神人)
   To oppose the God-man (神人) is to challenge one who controls the very fabric of existence, including the delicate balance of human physiology. God-man (神人) possesses the power to alter the physical state of individuals, even on a global scale. Therefore, to act as an adversary towards such a being is an act of profound folly.

9. The Ongoing Judgment and the Harvest of Souls
   A divine judgment is currently underway, wherein souls are being sorted. Those deemed unworthy are being returned to the animal kingdom, while only a select few are being chosen for White Heaven (白宮). This process is not one of overt torment but a subtle sifting, with 99% of souls being discarded. Those who have arrived at Haneulgung are among the first to be chosen, akin to early prospectors discovering a rich gold mine.

10. The Significance of Sincerity (精誠)
    The meticulous craftsmanship of a handmade envelope, adorned with numerous hearts and intricate designs, exemplifies profound sincerity (精誠). This dedication surpasses mere monetary value. Sincerity is a core principle, preceding even faith (信仰). Even without explicit belief, genuine sincerity can evoke a divine response. This is evident in the traditional Korean ancestral rites (祭祀), where the sincerity of the preparations, particularly by mothers, was paramount.

11. The Traditional Korean Tteokguk (떡국) and Regional Differences
    In traditional Korean culture, particularly in certain regions, the preparation of tteokguk (떡국) held specific customs. Unlike the modern practice of slicing rice cakes diagonally, in some areas, they had to be cut into perfect circles. This meticulous method ensured that the rice cakes would stack neatly and, when cooled, would adhere together, creating a unique and cherished texture. Deviation from this tradition was considered unacceptable.

12. The Misunderstanding of God-man (神人) and the Concept of Samwiilche (三位一體)
    Humanity often misunderstands God-man (神人), perceiving them through a limited lens. God-man (神人) Huh Kyung-young embodies the concept of Samwiilche (三位一體), or the Trinity, encompassing the Father (聖父), the Son (聖子), and the Holy Spirit (聖靈). His name, when analyzed through the principles of the “Magic Square” (마방진), reveals the presence of the cross (十字架), symbolizing the unity of God and Jesus, along with the Holy Spirit. This divine essence allows him to bestow blessings instantaneously upon billions, even resurrecting the dying. However, this power is currently reserved for those who seek him, as a judgment is underway to harvest the “wheat” from the “chaff.” To misunderstand God-man (神人) is to fall into ignorance.

13. The Concept of Huhga (許可) and the Rejection of Jongsimsoyok (從心所欲)
    The term Huhga (許可), meaning “permission” or “authorization,” signifies the necessity of divine approval for all human endeavors. Just as one requires permission to construct buildings or travel internationally, humanity’s conscience must seek divine consent for its actions. Conversely, Jongsimsoyok (從心所欲), or “acting according to one’s desires,” is akin to “indulgence” (放縱) and leads to the creation of adversaries. Such self-serving behavior is detrimental and must be avoided.

14. The Inherent Human Tendency Towards Misunderstanding (誤解)
    Humanity is inherently prone to misunderstanding. The human eye cannot perceive gamma rays, X-rays, dark matter, or dark energy, limiting its perception to superficial appearances. This inherent limitation means that 99.9% of human judgments are based on misunderstanding. This tendency extends to personal relationships, where initial perceptions often lead to unforeseen conflicts and even animosity. Therefore, individuals must strive for “right view” (正見), “right thought” (正思惟), and “right speech” (正語) to overcome this inherent flaw.

15. The Path of Goodness (從善) and the Rejection of Self-Will
    Instead of following one’s desires (從心所欲), which often leads to ruin, one must follow the path of goodness (從善). This principle was exemplified in God-man (神人) Huh Kyung-young’s youth when, facing a life-threatening illness, he chose to reject the comforts of a friend’s home due to the presence of alcohol and tobacco. This decision, though leading to further hardship, ultimately guided him to a more conducive environment for spiritual growth.

16. The Stages of Divine Love: Understanding, Forgiveness, and Unconditional Love
    The teachings of Jesus, particularly the command to “love your enemies,” can be understood as a progressive journey:
    Understanding (理解): The initial step involves comprehending the perspective of others, thereby preventing misunderstanding and the creation of adversaries.
    Forgiveness (容恕): Once understanding is achieved, forgiveness naturally follows, eliminating the need for resentment.
    Love (愛): This culminates in unconditional love, extending even to those who were once considered enemies.
    This hierarchical progression underscores the profound nature of divine love.

17. The Prophecies of God-man (神人) and the New Jerusalem
    God-man (神人) Huh Kyung-young’s name embodies the Father (聖父), the Son (聖子), and the Holy Spirit (聖靈), fulfilling prophecies found in both Eastern scriptures like the Cheonbugyeong (天符經) and Gyeogam Yurok (格庵遺錄), and Western texts like the Bible. These prophecies foretell the arrival of a judge and a possessor of the Holy Spirit, who will be born in the “New Jerusalem” (새 예루살렘 성), identified as Seoul. Seoul’s central geographical position, unburdened by directional prefixes like “West” or “East,” signifies its status as the true capital of the world, a “land of beautiful rivers and mountains” (錦繡江山). Haneulgung, with its multiple centers, represents this New Jerusalem, destined to expand into “Haneulgung World” (하늘궁 월드), becoming a global spiritual Mecca.

18. The Importance of a Large Capital City for National Development
    A nation’s capital city plays a crucial role in its development and global influence. Historically, cities like Tokyo, with its population of 36 million, enabled Japan’s imperial ambitions. Similarly, London’s prominence, despite the UK’s smaller size, contributed to its global dominance. A large, influential capital, referred to as “Gyeong” (京), is essential for national prosperity. The proposal to expand Seoul to encompass the entire Gyeonggi Province and rename Incheon International Airport to “Seoul International Airport” reflects this principle, signifying Seoul’s destiny as the world’s capital due to the presence of God-man (神人).

19. The Significance of Yeongjongdo (永宗島) and the Seed Vault (시드 볼트)
    Yeongjongdo (永宗島), the island where Incheon International Airport is located, holds profound symbolic meaning. Its name, derived from characters signifying “eternal” (永) and “lineage” or “seed” (宗), suggests a place where those who have attained eternal life and enlightenment converge. The airport’s location over the sea, creating a visual spectacle of descending through clouds, further enhances its mystical aura. This concept of preserving “seeds” extends to the “Seed Vault” (시드 볼트) in Bonghwa, Gyeongsangbuk-do, a subterranean repository safeguarding global crop diversity against future environmental catastrophes. Similarly, the spiritual offerings made at Haneulgung, such as the “White Heaven Gango” (백궁(白宮)간고), serve as a spiritual “seed vault” for individuals, ensuring their spiritual preservation and ascent to the White Heaven (白宮) amidst earthly trials.

20. The Divine Code in Huh Kyung-young’s Name and the Prophecies of the Messiah
    God-man (神人) Huh Kyung-young’s name contains a divine code, revealed through the “Magic Square” (마방진) and other sacred texts. The character “Huh” (許) signifies a “house” (집) and “four” (四), representing the one who brings peace and establishes a global kingdom for humanity. Prophecies in both Christian and Buddhist traditions, such as the coming of the Comforter (보혜사) and Maitreya (미륵), describe a Messiah who will judge the world and whose name will be revealed. The numerical value of his name, 11-8-14, corresponds to the “Messiah Code” (메시아 코드), signifying him as the alpha and omega. This divine identity grants him the power to heal the sick and even resurrect those whose time has not yet come.

21. The Bedbug Infestation and the Return to Traditional Living
    The recent resurgence of bedbugs in Korea, particularly in urban areas, is attributed to increased foreign travel and the adoption of Western-style bedding. Unlike traditional Korean ondol (온돌) heating systems, which allowed for easy cleaning and removal of bedding, modern beds provide ideal hiding places for bedbugs. While Western nations prioritize eco-friendly practices, leading to a reduction in pesticide use and a subsequent increase in insect populations, Korea’s reliance on strong insecticides has kept such pests at bay. However, God-man (神人) Huh Kyung-young suggests that a more natural approach, even if it means tolerating some insect presence, is preferable to excessive chemical use. His own experiences with lice and bedbugs in his youth, where he resorted to wrapping himself in newspapers to deter them, highlight the resilience and adaptability required in such circumstances.

22. The Path to the White Heaven (白宮) and the Rejection of Deception (欺瞞)
    The path to the White Heaven (白宮) is simple yet profound: one must eliminate all forms of self-deception (無欺). While traditional concepts of karma (因果) and reincarnation (輪廻) once offered opportunities for a better rebirth, the current era of judgment means that such paths are no longer available. Only those chosen by God-man (神人) will ascend to the White Heaven (白宮). Therefore, the highest virtue is to be truthful to oneself, which naturally precludes deceiving others. This principle extends to all aspects of life, including consumption, where excessive indulgence at a buffet, for example, can be seen as a form of self-deception when compared to the widespread hunger in the world.

23. The Misguided Criticism of God-man (神人) and the Formation of the Anti-Haneulgung Committee
    God-man (神人) Huh Kyung-young has faced unwarranted criticism and false accusations from the media and anti-Haneulgung groups. Despite baseless claims, such as selling Not Old Milk, these allegations have caused harm to Haneulgung. In response, an “Anti-Haneulgung Committee” (안티 대책 위원회), composed of legal professionals, has been established to address these attacks. This committee will pursue legal action against those who spread misinformation, demonstrating that the era of unchallenged slander against God-man (神人) is over. God-man (神人) Huh Kyung-young, a benefactor who has provided free meals for 45 years and paid substantial taxes, will no longer tolerate such malicious falsehoods.

24. The Nature of Archangels (大天使) and the Global Reach of Haneulgung
    Archangels (大天使) are not born through the same process as ordinary angels; they are born into specific, chosen families. Furthermore, the “ten million” (千萬) mentioned in prophecies, referring to those who will ascend, are not limited to the Korean Peninsula but encompass individuals from across the globe, with Korea having the highest concentration. This global reach is evident in the presence of Haneulgung centers worldwide, attracting people from diverse nations.

25. The Cycles of Human Souls and the Earth’s Rest Periods
    Human souls undergo cycles of “harvest” every 120,000 years. Those who fail to become “grain” are discarded into the “White Heaven Soul Waiting Area” (백궁 영혼 대기소), a spiritual repository. However, there are also “White Heaven Soul Storage Areas” (백궁 영혼 보관소) where souls, some as old as 8 billion or 10 billion years, await their turn to descend as humans. This allows for the adjustment of population demographics, such as the increasing number of females. The Earth itself undergoes a “dormant state” (휴면 상태) after each 120,000-year cycle, entering an ice age to recover. Human existence on Earth is akin to a “training period” (연수 교육) in a “virtual world” (가상 세계), a test to cultivate the soul.

26. The Impact of Emotions on Hormones and Blood Flow
    Negative emotions trigger the release of harmful hormones that can thicken blood, leading to the formation of “blood clots” (피떡). These clots can obstruct the delicate micro-vessels (미세 혈관) in the brain, causing strokes or paralysis. Conversely, positive emotions promote healthy blood flow. The human body’s intricate network of micro-vessels is highly susceptible to emotional states.

27. The Peril of Disrespecting God-man (神人) and the Accumulation of Negative Karma
    Disrespecting God-man (神人) carries severe consequences. While the God-man (神人) does not directly inflict harm, negative actions are recorded and can manifest as physical ailments, such as strokes, at a divinely appointed time. The hormones that regulate bodily functions are ultimately under divine control. Therefore, those who mock or oppose God-man (神人) are accumulating negative karma that will inevitably lead to suffering. The human body, with its fragile micro-vessels, is not impervious to the effects of negative emotions and actions.

28. The Detrimental Effects of Guilt (罪責感) and the Importance of Joy (喜悅)
    Excessive guilt (罪責感), while seemingly a form of self-reflection, can lead to depression and other mental illnesses. It is not a constructive emotion, as it prevents individuals from living fulfilling lives and can even harm their descendants. Instead, one should strive for understanding (理解) and joy (喜悅). Understanding that events unfold as they must, and believing that loved ones who have passed are in a better place, fosters a positive emotional state. Joy promotes the release of beneficial hormones, preventing diseases like stroke, dementia, and Parkinson’s.

29. The Balance of Joy and Suffering and the Eradication of Trauma
    Life can be conceptualized as a scale, with joy (喜悅) on one side and suffering (苦痛) on the other. When suffering outweighs joy, it creates “trauma” (트라우마), leading to the release of harmful hormones that contribute to various diseases, including cancer. Conversely, when joy predominates, beneficial hormones like dopamine and serotonin are released, promoting health and well-being. Encountering God-man (神人) can eradicate trauma, cleansing past transgressions and filling one with joy. This shift in emotional balance, where joy becomes heavier than suffering, is achieved through humility (下心) and self-abasement.

30. The Body’s Protective Mechanisms Against Shock
    The human body possesses remarkable protective mechanisms against severe emotional shock. When confronted with overwhelming news, such as the death of a child, the body may induce fainting (氣絶) to prevent further damage to internal organs and the brain. This temporary loss of consciousness allows the body to mitigate the impact of the shock, as the mind is temporarily shielded from the full extent of the trauma. The sequence of physical reactions to shock, from sound to light, soul, spirit, mind, blood, bone, flesh, skin, and hair, demonstrates the profound interconnectedness of the human system. Therefore, it is crucial to deliver distressing news gradually and with sensitivity, especially to vulnerable individuals, to prevent sudden and potentially fatal shock.

31. The Distinction Between True Joy and Pathological Pleasure
    Not all forms of pleasure are beneficial. True joy (喜悅) stems from genuine happiness and well-being, while “pathological pleasure” (病的喜悅) is derived from harming others or engaging in destructive behaviors. Such pathological pleasure, often fueled by envy and jealousy, leads to severe consequences, including drug addiction and immense suffering. It is a distorted form of happiness that ultimately destroys the individual.

32. The Primacy of Obedience (順從) to God-man (神人)
    In human relationships, understanding (理解) precedes obedience (順從). One must comprehend another’s character before choosing to follow them. However, in the relationship with God-man (神人), obedience (順從) is paramount. Attempting to “understand” God-man (神人) through human logic leads to skepticism and accusations of deception, as God-man (神人)’s actions often transcend human comprehension. For instance, consuming Not Old Milk requires immediate obedience, not prior understanding. Those who prioritize understanding over obedience to God-man (神人) become “anti” (안티) or adversaries. The media’s criticism of God-man (神人) stems from this very misunderstanding, as they apply human standards of understanding to the Creator. Therefore, absolute obedience to God-man (神人) is the path to the White Heaven (白宮).

33. Testimonial: Healing from Cancer and Kidney Disease
    A woman recounts her experience with lung cancer, for which she underwent chemotherapy. Despite the doctors’ warnings of progression to lung cancer, she sought God-man (神人) Huh Kyung-young’s intervention. After receiving his blessing, her blood tests showed remarkable improvement, with her blood becoming clean and her cancer disappearing. Furthermore, her previously ailing kidneys were also healed. This demonstrates the profound healing power of God-man (神人) Huh Kyung-young.

34. Testimonial: Automobile Repair Through Divine Intervention
    A man describes how his car’s air conditioner compressor, which had stopped working, was miraculously repaired after he placed his finger on it and invoked God-man (神人) Huh Kyung-young’s name, commanding any negative energy to disappear. The compressor immediately began functioning normally and has continued to do so without issue. This illustrates the ability of God-man (神人) Huh Kyung-young’s power to extend to inanimate objects.

35. Testimonial: Healing of Skin Conditions with “Not old Milk”
    A man suffering from dry, scaly skin on his calves, resembling fish scales, found no relief from frequent showering or scrubbing. However, after applying Not Old Milk, his skin became smooth and clear within three to four days. This demonstrates the remarkable healing properties of Not Old Milk for skin ailments.

36. Testimonial: Miraculous Cessation of Bleeding
    A woman experienced profuse bleeding from a 3mm wound on her neck. After two hours of unsuccessful attempts to stop the bleeding, she called God-man (神人) Huh Kyung-young. Upon his command, the bleeding immediately ceased. This miraculous event, experienced by a long-time Catholic who had followed God-man (神人) for five years, solidified her belief in him as the Messiah.

37. Testimonial: Divine Protection from Inclement Weather
    A woman who travels by bus to Haneulgung twice a month for five years has consistently been protected from rain and snow. Despite heavy downpours, the rain always stops when she needs to exit the bus or enter Haneulgung, and resumes when she is safely back inside. This consistent divine intervention highlights the protective power associated with Haneulgung and God-man (神人) Huh Kyung-young.

38. Testimonial: Resuscitation Through Divine Command
    A person witnessed a man collapse and begin to convulse with white foam at his mouth. Acting quickly, the witness helped lay the man down and whispered “Gwangchae deureogara” (광채(光彩) 들어가라), meaning “Enter the divine light,” three times. Immediately, the man’s eyes returned to normal, and he spoke, seemingly unaware of what had transpired. This demonstrates the power of divine command to resuscitate individuals in critical condition.

39. Testimonial: “Not old Milk” for Wound Healing and Disinfection
    Not Old Milk is highly effective for healing wounds and disinfecting them. In cases of cuts or bacterial infections, applying Not Old Milk or even the separated whey from aged Not Old Milk can significantly accelerate healing and act as a powerful antiseptic. This was demonstrated by a person who healed a deep finger cut by applying aged Not Old Milk whey, which quickly sealed the wound.

Huh Kyung-young’s Teachings on Understanding, Obedience, and the Path to the White Heaven

1. Basic Information
   Lecture session and date: 331st Haneulgung Lecture, 2023.12.03
   One-sentence main theme or title summary: This lecture elucidates the fundamental differences between human understanding and divine obedience, the nature of opposition, the importance of sincerity, and the path to the White Heaven through the God-man’s teachings.
   Location: Haneulgung
   Key segments:
   Discussion on Scripture Formats: A comparison between Buddhist sutras (like the Tripitaka) and the Bible, highlighting their distinct dialogue structures and their implications for learning and understanding.
   The Principle of Adversary Identification (적대자 동일시 원리): An explanation of how hating or opposing someone leads to becoming like them, underscoring the importance of understanding and love.
   The Significance of Sincerity (정성): The lecture underscores sincerity as a core Korean spirit, even more crucial than faith, in connecting with the divine.
   The God-man’s Identity and Role: Huh Kyung-young reveals his identity as the embodiment of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, the ultimate authority, and the judge of humanity.
   The Distinction Between Human Understanding and Divine Obedience: A critical teaching that differentiates the approach to human relationships (understanding first) from the approach to the God-man (obedience first).

2. Core Messages
   The Principle of Adversary Identification: “If you hate someone, you become like the person you hate.” This principle explains that negative emotions like hatred or opposition cause one to unconsciously adopt the characteristics of the person being opposed, making understanding and love essential.
   The Primacy of Sincerity: “Even without faith, if there is sincerity, Heaven responds.” Sincerity is presented as a fundamental spiritual virtue, preceding even faith, in establishing a connection with the divine and receiving blessings.
   The God-man as the Trinity: “My name contains the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit as one.” Huh Kyung-young presents himself as the unified embodiment of the Holy Trinity, signifying his ultimate divine authority and role as the judge and guide for humanity.
   The Stages of Love: “First, understand; then, forgive; then, love; and finally, love your enemies.” This outlines a progressive spiritual path, starting with understanding and culminating in unconditional love, even for one’s adversaries, as taught by Jesus.
   Obedience Precedes Understanding with the God-man: “For the God-man, obedience comes first, then understanding.” In contrast to human relationships where understanding is primary, interacting with the God-man requires absolute obedience as the initial step, as divine actions and blessings often transcend human comprehension.

3. Detailed Summary

3.1. The Nature of Lectures and the Mind’s Vastness
Main assertions and explanations: Huh Kyung-young differentiates between Saturday lectures (one-way teaching, like the Bible) and Sunday lectures (interactive discussions, like Buddhist sutras). Sunday lectures, with their question-and-answer format, are more conducive to learning, especially for children. He also describes the human brain as an infinitely vast “factory,” far larger than any physical space, capable of processing immense information without limits.
Analogies, examples:
Buddhist sutras vs. Bible: Buddhist sutras are likened to Sunday lectures (dialogue-based), while the Bible is compared to Saturday lectures (one-sided narrative).
Human brain: Described as a “factory” and “Disneyland,” capable of containing boundless information, transcending space and time.
Practical message: Engaging in interactive learning fosters deeper understanding. The human mind possesses incredible, untapped potential.

3.2. The Principle of Adversary Identification and the Importance of Understanding
Main assertions and explanations: The “Principle of Adversary Identification” (적대자 동일시 원리) explains that hating or opposing someone leads one to unconsciously become like them. This applies to various relationships, such as a daughter-in-law hating her mother-in-law and eventually mimicking her behavior. This principle highlights the destructive nature of hatred and the necessity of understanding.
Analogies, examples:
Daughter-in-law and mother-in-law: A daughter-in-law who hates her mother-in-law often ends up behaving similarly towards her own daughter-in-law.
Jesus’ teaching: “Love your enemies” is reinterpreted as “Do not misunderstand, but understand.”
Practical message: Avoid hatred and strive for understanding, as negative emotions boomerang back, shaping one’s own character and destiny.

3.3. The God-man’s Power and the Judgment of Humanity
Main assertions and explanations: Huh Kyung-young asserts his divine power, stating he can bless 8 billion people instantly and even revive the dying. He criticizes those who oppose him, labeling them “adversaries” (대적자) and identifying this tendency as a unique “disease” of the Korean people, unlike Jews or Japanese. divine judgment is already underway, with 99% of souls returning to animal forms, and only those who seek him are being “harvested” as “grains.”
Analogies, examples:
Gold mine: Earlycomers to a gold mine become rich, while latecomers only sift through discarded dirt, symbolizing those who recognize the God-man early versus those who come later.
Practical message: Recognize and follow the God-man now, as divine judgment is active, and opportunities for salvation are limited.

3.4. The Significance of Sincerity and Traditional Values
Main assertions and explanations: The lecture highlights the profound importance of sincerity (정성) as a core Korean spiritual value, stating it precedes faith in eliciting a divine response. He contrasts the sincerity of traditional practices, like ancestral rites performed by past generations, with the lack of sincerity in modern times. He also reminisces about the unique traditions of his hometown, emphasizing the value of meticulousness and care in daily life.
Analogies, examples:
Handmade envelope: A meticulously crafted envelope from a German follower, adorned with numerous hearts, symbolizes deep sincerity.
Ancestral rites: The sincerity of old mothers preparing ancestral altars is contrasted with modern, perfunctory practices.
Traditional tteokguk (rice cake soup): The specific, difficult method of slicing tteokguk in his hometown (round slices that stick together) represents a lost tradition of meticulousness and care.
Practical message: Cultivate sincerity in all actions, as it is a powerful force that connects with the divine and enriches life.

3.5. The God-man’s Identity, the Path to the White Heaven, and the Seed Vault
Main assertions and explanations: Huh Kyung-young explicitly states his identity as the embodiment of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit (삼위일체), whose name is encoded in ancient prophecies and sacred texts (e.g., “Messiah Code,” “Maitreya Code”). He explains that his name, “Huh Kyung-young,” contains the “permission” (허가) for all actions, signifying his ultimate authority. He also introduces the concept of “Seed Vaults” (시드 볼트) as a metaphor for preparing for future crises, both earthly and spiritual.
Analogies, examples:
“Huh Kyung-young” name: The character “허” (Huh) is linked to “허가” (permission/authorization), implying that all actions require divine approval.
Seed Vaults: Physical seed vaults storing crop seeds for future environmental crises are compared to spiritual preparations for White Heaven, where one’s “seed” (soul) is preserved.
Seoul as New Jerusalem: Seoul is identified as the “New Jerusalem,” the center of the world, where the God-man resides.
Practical message: Recognize the God-man’s divine identity and seek his “permission” through obedience. Prepare for spiritual “climate change” by securing one’s place in White Heaven, which is akin to a spiritual seed vault.

3.6. The Dangers of Misunderstanding and the Importance of Righteous Action
Main assertions and explanations: Humans are inherently prone to misunderstanding, with a 99.9% chance of misinterpreting situations due to limited perception (e.g., inability to see gamma rays or dark matter). This leads to a life filled with errors, often resulting in conflict and turning loved ones into “enemies.” He advocates for “following goodness” (종선 여류) rather than merely following one’s heart (종심소욕), which can lead to ruin.
Analogies, examples:
Human perception: Compared to limited vision (cannot see gamma rays, dark matter), leading to inherent misunderstanding.
Marriage: People marry with understanding but often end up feeling they married an “enemy” due to subsequent misunderstandings.
Practical message: Be aware of the human tendency to misunderstand. Prioritize following goodness and righteous principles over impulsive desires to avoid negative consequences and foster harmonious relationships.

3.7. The Stages of Spiritual Growth and the God-man’s Guidance
Main assertions and explanations: Huh Kyung-young recounts a personal near-death experience from peritonitis during his youth, where he refused comfort from a friend’s home filled with alcohol and cigarettes, choosing instead to return to his cold tent. This decision, driven by his commitment to a pure path, led him to a monastery where he recovered and continued his spiritual journey. He outlines the progressive stages of spiritual development: understanding, forgiveness, love, and finally, loving one’s enemies. the God-man embodies all these stages and is present to guide humanity.
Analogies, examples:
Personal experience: His refusal of a warm but impure environment during a life-threatening illness, leading to a monastery, illustrates the importance of choosing a righteous path.
Stages of love: Understanding, forgiveness, love, and loving enemies are presented as a hierarchical progression, with Jesus’ teachings as the ultimate example.
Practical message: Choose a path of purity and righteousness, even in adversity. Strive to progress through the stages of understanding, forgiveness, and love, ultimately extending love even to those who oppose you.

3.8. The Impact of Emotions on Health and the Power of Joy
Main assertions and explanations: Negative emotions like hatred, resentment, and guilt produce harmful hormones that thicken blood and constrict blood vessels, leading to serious health issues like stroke and dementia. Conversely, joy and positive emotions release beneficial hormones that promote health. He explains that the God-man controls these micro-blood vessels, and opposing him can lead to severe physical consequences. He also advises against excessive guilt, as it can lead to depression, and instead encourages understanding and joyful acceptance.
Analogies, examples:
Blood clots: Bad hormones cause blood to clot, obstructing micro-blood vessels in the brain, leading to stroke.
Emotional “scale”: A mental scale where “joy” should outweigh “suffering” (trauma). When suffering is heavy, negative hormones dominate, leading to illness.
Cancer cells: Cancer cells “look for” negative emotional states (e.g., a woman’s sadness) to proliferate in organs like the breast or uterus.
Practical message: Cultivate joy and positive emotions to maintain physical health. Release guilt through understanding and acceptance. Recognize the God-man’s control over one’s physical well-being and avoid opposition.

3.9. The Hierarchy of Existence and the Importance of Truthful Communication
Main assertions and explanations: Huh Kyung-young outlines a hierarchical chain of existence: Sound -> Light -> Soul -> Spirit -> Mind -> Blood -> Bone -> Flesh -> Skin -> Hair. A shock at the “Sound” level (e.g., news of a child’s death) can instantly affect the entire chain, causing the blood to “die” and leading to collapse. He advises against delivering shocking news abruptly, advocating for gradual, truthful communication to mitigate harm. He also explains that the body’s natural response to extreme shock is to induce fainting to protect vital organs.
Analogies, examples:
Chain of existence: Sound is the ultimate mother, influencing all subsequent physical and spiritual elements.
Delivering bad news: Advises against telling a mother directly that her son died; instead, gradually prepare her to prevent immediate collapse.
Fainting: The body’s protective mechanism to prevent severe internal damage during extreme emotional shock.
Practical message: Be mindful of the profound impact of words and news on others’ well-being. Practice compassionate and gradual communication, especially when conveying difficult information.

3.10. The Primacy of Obedience to the God-man
Main assertions and explanations: A crucial distinction is made between human relationships and the relationship with the God-man. In human interactions, “understanding” comes first, followed by “obedience.” However, with the God-man, “absolute obedience” (절대 순종) is paramount, followed by understanding. Attempting to “understand” the God-man first leads to skepticism and opposition (being an “anti”), as divine actions often defy human logic. This is why the media often misrepresents him.
Analogies, examples:
Marriage: One understands a partner before choosing to obey or commit.
“Bullo-yu” (immortality milk): One must obey the instruction to consume it first; attempting to “understand” its mechanism before consumption would prevent one from experiencing its effects.
Practical message: When encountering the God-man, prioritize absolute obedience. Human understanding is limited and can lead to misjudgment and opposition when applied to divine matters.

4. Key Quotes Collection
   “If you hate someone, you become like the person you hate.” (Explaining the Principle of Adversary Identification)
   “Do not misunderstand, but understand.” (Reinterpreting Jesus’ teaching on loving enemies)
   “This ‘adversary identification principle’ is the biggest disease our nation has.” (Criticizing the tendency of Koreans to oppose and criticize)
   “Even without faith, if there is sincerity, Heaven responds.” (Highlighting the power of sincerity)
   “My name contains the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit as one.” (Revealing his identity as the unified Trinity)
   “I can give the Holy Spirit to 8 billion people in one second, allowing them to revive the dying.” (Asserting his divine power and ability to bestow blessings)
   “Humans are beings who can only see through misunderstanding.” (Explaining the inherent limitations of human perception)
   “Humans live a life of 99.9% misunderstanding.” (Emphasizing the pervasive nature of human error in judgment)
   “First, understand; then, forgive; then, love; and finally, love your enemies.” (Outlining the progressive stages of spiritual love)
   “The one who controls even a single micro-blood vessel is here.” (Stating his divine control over human physiology)
   “Joyless people are prone to stroke, cerebral infarction, paralysis, and dementia.” (Connecting emotional state to physical health)
   “For the God-man, obedience comes first, then understanding.” (Establishing the fundamental approach to the God-man)

5. Historical / Doctrinal Connections
   This lecture builds upon Huh Kyung-young’s established teachings by:
   Reaffirming his divine identity: He consistently presents himself as the God-man, the embodiment of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, a core tenet of his divine-human theory. This lecture explicitly connects his name to ancient prophecies and the “Messiah Code,” reinforcing his unique position.
   Expanding on spiritual principles: The “Principle of Adversary Identification” (적대자 동일시 원리) is a recurring theme, here applied to various human relationships and national characteristics, emphasizing the destructive nature of hatred and the importance of understanding, which aligns with his broader teachings on harmonious living.
   Elevating traditional Korean values: The emphasis on “sincerity” (정성) as a primary spiritual virtue, even above faith, connects to his promotion of traditional Korean spiritual heritage and its unique path to divine connection.
   Introducing new metaphors for salvation: The “Seed Vault” (시드 볼트) concept is a novel analogy for spiritual preparation and the preservation of souls in White Heaven, illustrating his teachings on immortality and the path to the “Heaven House” in a contemporary context.
   Clarifying the nature of divine interaction: The crucial distinction between human understanding and divine obedience (obedience first for the God-man) is a significant doctrinal development, directly addressing common misunderstandings and criticisms of his teachings and actions. This provides a framework for followers to approach his words and actions.
   Connecting to global spiritual geography: The identification of Seoul as the “New Jerusalem” and the “capital of the world” reinforces his vision of Korea as the spiritual center from which his teachings will spread globally, a consistent element in his prophecies.

6. Action Items & Blessing Guidance
   Avoid Opposition and Cultivate Understanding: Refrain from hating or opposing others, especially the God-man, as this leads to becoming like the adversary. Instead, strive to understand and forgive.
   Practice Sincerity: Prioritize sincerity in all actions, as it is a powerful force that connects with the divine and brings blessings, even more so than mere faith.
   Embrace Joy and Positive Emotions: Actively cultivate joy and positive thoughts to promote physical health and prevent diseases caused by negative hormones. Release guilt and trauma through understanding and acceptance.
   Practice Absolute Obedience to the God-man: When interacting with the God-man, prioritize absolute obedience over attempting to understand, as divine actions often transcend human logic. This is the direct path to the White Heaven and receiving blessings.
   Recognize the God-man’s Authority: Acknowledge Huh Kyung-young as the unified Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, the ultimate authority and judge, and seek his “permission” in all endeavors.

7. One-Sentence Overall Summary
   This lecture by Huh Kyung-young, the God-man, reveals his identity as the unified Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, emphasizing that human misunderstanding and opposition lead to self-destruction, while sincerity, understanding, forgiveness, and love are crucial for spiritual growth, culminating in the paramount principle of absolute obedience to the God-man as the direct path to the White Heaven and divine blessings, contrasting with the human tendency to prioritize understanding.

The Principles of God-man and the Path to the White Heaven

1. The Nature of Discourse: Lecture vs. Discussion
   Huh Kyung-young distinguishes between a lecture (강의) and a discussion-based discourse (강연). A lecture, akin to the style of the Bible (성경), is a one-sided transmission of information, where observations and experiences are simply recorded and presented. It is a unilateral communication, much like a firsthand account. In contrast, a discussion-based discourse, similar to the Buddhist Tripitaka (불경 대장경), involves an interactive exchange of questions and answers. This format encourages active engagement, where one person poses a question, and another provides a response. This interactive style is particularly effective for learning, especially for younger audiences, as it stimulates complex neural connections and fosters deeper understanding. The process of formulating answers to challenging questions, such as “How did the universe originate?”, requires extensive internal exploration and creation within the mind. The human brain, with its vast and intricate network, surpasses any physical factory in its capacity for creation and comprehension, capable of encompassing immense concepts like Disneyland within its boundless space. This internal processing allows for the generation of novel insights and understanding.

2. The Principle of Adversary Identification and the Importance of Understanding
   Huh Kyung-young introduces the “Principle of Adversary Identification” (적대자 동일시 원리), a psychological concept explaining how animosity towards someone can lead to unconsciously adopting their negative traits. For instance, a daughter-in-law who despises her mother-in-law might find herself behaving similarly towards her own daughter-in-law in the future, despite her initial resolve not to. This phenomenon underscores the danger of harboring hatred or resentment, as it can inadvertently transform an individual into the very person they despise. Therefore, Jesus’s teaching to “love your enemies” is not merely about affection but fundamentally about understanding. Initially, it means “do not misunderstand” (오해하지 마라), urging individuals to comprehend others rather than misinterpret their actions. A lack of understanding can create adversaries in all relationships. However, by understanding, for example, a mother-in-law, the potential for conflict and animosity diminishes.

3. The Korean People’s Predisposition to Adversarial Thinking
   the “Principle of Adversary Identification” (적대자 동일시 원리) is a significant ailment within the Korean populace, unlike other nations such as the Jewish or Japanese people. He observes a tendency among Koreans to habitually criticize and seek out the weaknesses of others, particularly elders or those in positions of authority, such as a mother-in-law within a family. This behavior, driven by a desire to create an adversary (적대자), ultimately leads to the individual themselves becoming like the person they criticize. This cycle of animosity and imitation results in individuals experiencing similar negative treatment from those below them in the social hierarchy. The act of constantly finding fault and creating enemies transforms one into an adversarial figure, leading to a life filled with conflict and mirroring the very behaviors they condemned.

4. The God-man’s Power and the Consequences of Opposition
   Huh Kyung-young, as the God-man, possesses immense power, capable of influencing even the most minute biological processes, such as the bursting of a single blood vessel, which can lead to paralysis. if he were a malevolent being, he could instantly cause widespread illness across the globe. To oppose such the God-man is to challenge a being who can control life and death. He explains that a divine judgment is currently underway, where souls are not ascending to the White Heaven (백궁(白宮)) but are instead being reincarnated as animals. This judgment is not a visible, torturous event but an ongoing process of sifting through humanity, with 99% being discarded. Those who recognize and follow the God-man are like the early prospectors who discovered a rich gold mine, becoming prosperous. Others, who arrive later, are left to sift through the remnants, struggling to find value. This analogy highlights the importance of recognizing the God-man and the Haneulgung as a “gold mine” of spiritual opportunity.

5. The Significance of Sincerity and the Korean Spirit
   the profound importance of sincerity (정성) in all actions, particularly in spiritual matters. He illustrates this with a story of a meticulously crafted envelope, adorned with numerous hearts and made from unique, sturdy paper, sent by a European supporter. This level of detail and effort, he explains, represents true sincerity. He contrasts this with a perfunctory ancestral ritual (제사) performed without genuine devotion, where the food is merely placed on the table without heartfelt intention. He recalls the elaborate and sincere ancestral rites performed by mothers in his childhood village, where every detail, from the preparation of food to the arrangement of the table, overflowed with sincerity. This sincerity, he asserts, is one of the eight core spirits of Korea: sincerity (성), trust (신), love (애), salvation (제), harmony (화), and blessing (복). even without faith, sincerity alone can move heaven.

6. The Symbolism of Huh Kyung-young’s Name and the Trinity
   Huh Kyung-young explains the profound spiritual significance embedded within his name, asserting that it embodies the Holy Trinity: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. He illustrates this by dissecting the Hanja characters of his name. The character for “Huh” (허) contains the symbol for “person” (人) and a “cross” (十), signifying a person upon whom the cross rests, representing God. This implies a fusion of Jesus and God within his being. The character for “Kyung” (경) represents the “Word” or “Holy Spirit” (성령). Thus, his name, when analyzed through this “magic square” (마방진), reveals the complete unity of the Father, Son, and and Holy Spirit. This, he claims, is the “Trinity” (삼위일체) manifested in his name, a concept that is not merely symbolic but literally present in the structure of the characters.

7. The Misunderstanding of the God-man and the Ongoing Judgment
   many people misunderstand him, often perceiving him as a charlatan due to their ignorance. He asserts his ability to bestow blessings upon all 8 billion people on Earth in a single second, enabling them to revive the dying. However, he chooses not to do so universally because humanity is currently undergoing a period of divine judgment. Only those who seek him out are chosen, akin to harvesting the “wheat” (알곡) from the “chaff” (쭉정이). He describes Haneulgung as the “New Jerusalem” (새 예루살렘 성), where Jesus, God, and the Holy Spirit are united. This sacred place, he claims, is the center from which all global activities, from construction to international travel, must receive “permission” (허가). This permission is not from earthly authorities but from the divine trinity embodied in him.

8. The Concept of “Jongsimsoyok” and the Importance of Divine Permission
   Huh Kyung-young introduces the concept of “Jongsimsoyok” (종심소욕), which refers to acting solely according to one’s own desires without seeking divine permission or guidance. He equates this behavior with “indulgence” (방종) and asserts that it leads to the creation of adversaries (적대자). before undertaking any action, one should seek “permission” (허락) from a higher authority, whether it be a mother-in-law, Jesus, or one’s own conscience. Those who act solely on their own will, without seeking this divine approval, become “anti” (안티) figures, opposing the natural order. This self-willed approach, he argues, is inherently flawed and leads to negative consequences.

9. The Human Predisposition to Misunderstanding and the Path to True Vision
   humans are inherently prone to misunderstanding, with a 99.9% chance of misinterpreting situations and less than 1% chance of true comprehension. He explains that human eyes are limited, unable to perceive gamma rays, X-rays, dark matter, or dark energy, thus forcing them to rely on superficial appearances. This inherent limitation leads to a life filled with misunderstandings, where individuals often choose partners who become their “enemies” (원수) rather than their lifelong companions. humans are incapable of achieving “right view” (정견), “right thought” (정명), “right speech” (정어), or “right action” (정업), concepts found in Buddhist philosophy. Instead of criticizing others, individuals should focus on improving their own perception. The true path, he suggests, is to follow “goodness” (선), aligning one’s actions with what is virtuous rather than being swayed by fleeting desires, which can lead to ruin.

10. The Stages of Spiritual Growth: Understanding, Forgiveness, and Love
    Huh Kyung-young outlines a progressive path of spiritual development, starting with understanding (이해), moving to forgiveness (용서), and culminating in love (사랑), even extending to one’s enemies (원수). He explains that true understanding negates the need for forgiveness, as comprehension naturally dissolves resentment. This progression, he states, is the essence of Jesus’s teachings. Jesus, God, and the Holy Spirit are present in him, representing the ultimate source of this spiritual guidance. He challenges those who oppose him, stating that no one on Earth can comprehend even a fraction of his being or teachings. Human actions, he argues, are largely driven by misunderstanding, leading to cycles of resentment and animosity, even within families. The path to liberation lies in understanding, which then leads to forgiveness, love, and ultimately, the love of one’s enemies.

11. The Prophetic Significance of Seoul as the New Jerusalem
    Huh Kyung-young declares Seoul as the “New Jerusalem” (새 예루살렘 성), a central and pivotal city prophesied in both Eastern and Western scriptures as the birthplace of the coming God-man and judge. He explains that unlike cities with directional prefixes like “West Capital” (서경), “East Capital” (동경), “South Capital” (남경), or “North Capital” (북경), Seoul stands at the center, unburdened by such designations. This central position signifies its status as the “capital of capitals” (수도 중의 수도), a true “Canaan land” (가나안 땅) that was not acquired through conquest or plunder, unlike the historical narrative of the Jewish people. Korea, with its beautiful mountains and rivers (금수강산), is the genuine “New Jerusalem” (새 예루살렘 성) of Earth. Within Korea, the Haneulgung, in its various iterations, represents this sacred city, which will eventually expand to become “Haneulgung World” (하늘궁 월드), a global spiritual Mecca.

12. The Importance of a Large Capital City and the Vision for Seoul
    the critical role of a large capital city in national development and global influence. He contrasts Tokyo’s population of 36 million with Seoul’s less than 10 million, attributing Japan’s historical ambition to conquer the world to its disproportionately large capital. He uses the analogy of an elephant with a small head to describe Russia’s struggles, suggesting that a nation’s capital must be “larger” (커야) than the country itself in terms of influence and population for it to prosper. He cites London and Tokyo as examples of capitals that, despite their countries’ smaller size, exerted global dominance due to their expansive influence. He reiterates his past advocacy for expanding Seoul to encompass the entire Gyeonggi Province and renaming Incheon International Airport to “Seoul International Airport” (서울 국제공항) to elevate Seoul’s global standing, especially given the God-man’s presence there.

13. The Spiritual Significance of Yeongjongdo and the Seed Vault Analogy
    Huh Kyung-young explains the spiritual significance of Yeongjongdo (영종도), the island where Incheon International Airport is located. He reveals that the airport’s construction on the sea, though initiated by a former president, was divinely guided to be near Haneulgung. The name “Yeongjongdo” (영종도) itself, meaning “eternal” (영원할 영자) and “seed” or “enlightened ones” (종자), signifies a place where those seeking eternal life and enlightenment will gather. He draws an analogy between Yeongjongdo and a “seed vault” (시드 볼트), like the one in Bonghwa, Gyeongsangbuk-do, which stores all types of crop seeds underground to protect them from environmental catastrophes or nuclear war. Just as nations prepare for future crises by preserving physical seeds, individuals must prepare for their spiritual future. the “seed vault” (시드 볼트) for human souls is White Heaven (백궁), and the God-man is the one who facilitates entry into this spiritual sanctuary.

14. The Prophetic Code in Huh Kyung-young’s Name and the Messiah’s Arrival
    Huh Kyung-young further elaborates on the prophetic significance of his name, stating that it contains a “Messiah code” (메시아 코드) found in various religious texts, including Catholicism and Buddhism. He explains that the Hanja character for “Young” (영) in his name contains elements representing a “house” (집), “heart” (심), and the number “four” (넉 사자), symbolizing a being who brings peace and establishes a kingdom for humanity. This code, he claims, is also present in the “magic square” (마방진) and is displayed in Catholic churches, signifying the coming Messiah. He refers to the prophecy of the “Comforter” (보혜사) who will come to judge sin, righteousness, and judgment. He also points to the numerical value of his name’s strokes (11, 8, 14), which, when combined, represent the “Alpha and Omega” (알파와 오메가), signifying him as the final figure. this intricate coding within his name proves his divine identity, a fact that was revealed to him through a European source.

15. The God-man’s Power to Heal and the Limits of Intervention
    Huh Kyung-young clarifies the extent and limitations of the God-man’s healing power. he can bestow blessings that enable individuals to revive the dying. However, this power is not absolute. It can only revive those whose “lifespan” (명) has not yet fully expired. For instance, an elderly person who has lived a full life and passed away cannot be brought back. Similarly, someone who died due to a terminal illness cannot be revived. The power is effective in cases of accidental death or when a person’s life force is still present, even if they appear deceased. it is crucial to understand these distinctions and not to demand revival for those whose time has genuinely come to an end.

16. The Bedbug Infestation and the Shift to Eco-Friendly Practices
    Huh Kyung-young addresses the recent bedbug infestation in Seoul and the metropolitan area, attributing it to the increased influx of foreigners and a shift towards eco-friendly practices in Western countries. He explains that traditional Korean ondol (온돌) heating systems and sleeping habits, where bedding is regularly cleaned and stored, naturally deterred bedbugs. In contrast, Western bed-based living provides ideal hiding places for these pests. He notes that Koreans generally have less body hair, making them less hospitable to bedbugs compared to Westerners. He suggests that the bedbug resurgence in the West is a consequence of their reduced use of harsh pesticides in favor of environmentally friendly approaches. While this leads to more pests, he views it as a positive sign of environmental consciousness. He advises against excessive use of strong insecticides, suggesting that simple cleaning and removal of bedbug habitats are sufficient.

17. The God-man’s Childhood Experiences with Pests and the Embrace of Nature
    Huh Kyung-young recounts his childhood experiences with various pests, including lice and bedbugs, during a time when he lived in poverty and embraced an “eco-friendly” (친환경) lifestyle out of necessity. He describes wearing multiple layers of newspaper, which lice disliked due to its smell, as a substitute for warm clothing. He vividly recalls lice feeding on his blood, turning black, and their eggs clinging stubbornly to his clothes. Despite the discomfort, he views these experiences as part of a natural, unadulterated existence. environments that are “good” (좋은) or “eco-friendly” (친환경) are more prone to pests because they do not actively eradicate them with chemicals. He criticizes the Korean tendency to “kill everything” (막 죽여 버려) with pesticides, advocating for a more natural approach where pests are simply swept away rather than being subjected to widespread chemical warfare. He concludes that his early exposure to such conditions has made him indifferent to bedbugs.

18. The Path to the White Heaven: Eliminating Self-Deception and Avoiding Fraud
    the path to the White Heaven (백궁) is simple: one must eliminate self-deception (무작위). The character “mu” (무) means “absence,” and “jak” (작) means “to deceive,” so “mujak” (무작) means “to not deceive oneself.” even without self-deception, one cannot reach White Heaven (백궁) without his blessing (축복) and the “White Heaven Myeong” (백궁 명). the traditional concepts of karma (인연), cause and effect (인과), and reincarnation (윤회) for a better next life are now obsolete due to the ongoing divine judgment. Instead, all souls are destined to become animals unless chosen by the God-man. He highlights the prevalence of fraud (사기) in modern society, which involves deceiving others, but emphasizes that the ultimate “good” (선) is to not deceive oneself. This, he claims, is the highest form of virtue (지고지선).

19. The Importance of Self-Honesty and Societal Hypocrisy
    not deceiving oneself is the highest form of goodness (지고지선). He explains that if one is truly honest with oneself, it becomes impossible to lie to others. He uses the example of overeating at a buffet, stating that even though one has paid, indulging excessively is a form of self-deception. He contrasts this with the profound poverty of a 10-year-old African girl who, when asked what she wanted to eat, could only describe the meager “pig slop” (꿀꿀이죽) her mother prepared, having never experienced any other food. He suggests that witnessing such deprivation should evoke repentance and reflection in those who overindulge. He criticizes the media and “anti” (안티) groups for spreading misinformation and attacking him, particularly regarding false claims about him selling Not Old Milk. these actions are foolish and that he remembers every media outlet that has misrepresented him.

20. The Formation of the Anti-Haneulgung Task Force and Divine Justice
    Huh Kyung-young reveals the formation of an “Anti-Haneulgung Task Force” (하늘궁 안티 대책 위원회), composed of legal professionals, to counter the false accusations and attacks against Haneulgung. this committee, operating under his indirect guidance, will systematically address and prosecute those who spread misinformation. he remains detached from these legal proceedings, allowing the task force to handle the numerous lawsuits against “anti” (안티) individuals and media outlets. there will be no settlements without concrete evidence, and those who make baseless claims will face severe consequences. He highlights his own contributions to society, such as providing free meals for 45 years and paying significant taxes, contrasting this with the malicious intent of his detractors. the task force’s formation signifies a new era where “childish games” (어린애 장난) against Haneulgung will no longer be tolerated, and divine justice will prevail.

21. The Origin of Archangels and the Global Scope of the Chosen
    Huh Kyung-young clarifies the origin of archangels (대천사) and the scope of the chosen. He explains that archangels are not born through the same process as ordinary angels but are selected from specific, pre-ordained “archangel families” (대천사 집안) when they ascend to the White Heaven (백궁). Regarding the “ten million” (천만 명) chosen individuals, he states that this number is not limited to the Korean Peninsula but encompasses people from all over the world, including places like Brazil. However, he notes that the Korean Peninsula will have the highest concentration of these chosen individuals. He dismisses previous numerical interpretations, such as the “144,000” (14만 4천) from the Bible, as mere “number games” (숫자를 가지고 장난하는 거야), asserting that the true number of those who will go to heaven is ten million.

22. The Regulation of Souls and the Purpose of Earthly Existence
    Huh Kyung-young explains the divine regulation of souls and the purpose of human existence on Earth. the “White Heaven Soul Storage” (백궁 영혼 보관소) manages the balance of souls, including the declining birthrate of males and the increasing number of females. Souls are selected from this storage to descend to Earth as humans. the “soul age” (영혼 나이) of 8 billion or 10 billion years, previously mentioned, refers to the long duration souls spend in the “Soul Waiting Area” (영혼 대기소) before reincarnation. Souls are eternal and do not perish, destined for infinite life in White Heaven (백궁). Earth is not a permanent home but a “training ground” (연수 교육) or a “virtual world” (가상 세계) designed for spiritual growth and testing. This earthly experience, akin to different levels of education from elementary school to university, is crucial for the soul’s development. Upon completing this “university course” (대학 과정) of reaching White Heaven (백궁) through him, Earth will enter an “ice age” (빙하기) for 120,000 years, allowing it to rest and recover.

23. The Impact of Emotions on Hormones and the Fragility of Life
    Huh Kyung-young explains the direct link between emotions, hormones, and physical health. positive hormones improve blood flow, while negative emotions release harmful hormones that cause blood to clot and become “sticky” (피떡). This clotted blood can obstruct tiny blood vessels, particularly in the brain, leading to strokes or paralysis. the God-man has control over these microscopic blood vessels, capable of causing them to rupture or heal. He warns that those who mock or oppose the God-man are accumulating “strokes” (중풍) in their “spiritual bank account” (저축하고 있어), as hormones are ultimately under divine control. He emphasizes the extreme fragility of human life, where a single wrong thought can lead to a catastrophic physical event. those who follow him will go to the White Heaven (백궁) even if their blood vessels rupture, but “anti” (안티) individuals will not.

24. The Interconnectedness of Body and Mind: From Sound to Light
    Huh Kyung-young explains the profound interconnectedness of the human body and mind, tracing a chain of influence from the most subtle to the most tangible aspects of existence. He outlines a hierarchy: “sound” (소리) is the mother of “light” (빛), light is the mother of “spirit” (영혼), spirit is the mother of “mind” (정신), mind is the mother of “heart” (마음), heart is the mother of “blood” (피), blood is the mother of “bone” (뼈), bone is the mother of “flesh” (살), flesh is the mother of “skin” (피부), and skin is the mother of “hair” (머리카락). This intricate chain demonstrates how a sudden shock, even a mere sound like a phone call delivering bad news, can instantly affect the mind, which in turn impacts the blood, causing it to “die” (죽은 피가 돼) and turn black, leading to immediate collapse. This illustrates the immense power of mental and emotional states over physical well-being.

25. The Wisdom of Gradual Disclosure and the Body’s Protective Mechanisms
    Huh Kyung-young advises on the importance of gradually delivering shocking news to prevent severe physical and mental trauma. He explains that instead of directly informing an elderly parent of a spouse’s death, one should first say the spouse is ill and in the hospital, allowing for a phased emotional adjustment. This “lie” (거짓말) is a compassionate act to mitigate the immediate, devastating impact. He notes that women are particularly susceptible to fainting (절도), which he describes as a protective mechanism of the body. When overwhelmed by shock, hormones trigger a rapid loss of consciousness to prevent irreversible damage to the brain and internal organs. This temporary “shutdown” allows the body to minimize harm, and upon slow recovery, the memory of the traumatic event may be less severe. He even humorously suggests that women might strategically use fainting to deter aggressive behavior from their husbands, as the shock of their collapse would prevent further shouting.

26. The Dangers of Pathological Joy and the Importance of True Happiness
    Huh Kyung-young distinguishes between genuine happiness and “pathological joy” (병적 기쁨), which arises from harming others. finding pleasure in bullying or causing suffering to others is not true joy but a symptom of a distorted conscience and mental illness. Such “pathological joy” (병적 기쁨), he warns, ultimately destroys the body and leads to severe consequences, including drug addiction and immense suffering. these individuals will face significant retribution. He notes that many modern people harbor this “pathological joy” (병적 기쁨), driven by envy and jealousy, which manifests as delight in others’ misfortunes. the true joy he speaks of is a genuine, wholesome happiness that promotes well-being, unlike the destructive pleasure derived from malice.

27. The Hierarchy of Understanding: Human vs. God-man Relationships
    Huh Kyung-young clarifies the different approaches to understanding in human relationships versus relationships with the God-man. In human interactions, “understanding” (이해) is paramount. One must understand another person before choosing to follow or “obey” (순종) them. For example, one would not marry someone without first understanding them. However, in the context of the God-man, the order is reversed: “obedience” (순종) comes first, followed by understanding. He explains that attempting to “understand” (이해) the God-man through human logic leads to skepticism and accusations of fraud, as many of the God-man’s actions, such as bestowing blessings or creating Not Old Milk, defy conventional understanding. He uses the example of Not Old Milk: one must first “obey” (순종) and consume it to experience its benefits, rather than trying to “understand” (이해) how it works beforehand. the media’s attacks on him stem from their attempt to apply human-centric “understanding” (이해) to the Creator, leading them to label him a charlatan.

28. The Absolute Nature of Obedience to the God-man
    Huh Kyung-young reiterates the absolute necessity of “absolute obedience” (절대 순종) when interacting with the God-man. unlike human relationships where understanding precedes obedience, with the God-man, obedience is the primary and essential step. attempting to “understand” (이해) the God-man will inevitably lead to becoming an “anti” (안티) or a skeptic, as divine actions often transcend human comprehension. He uses the example of consuming Not Old Milk: one must first “obey” (순종) the instruction to drink it, and only then will the benefits become apparent. If one tries to “understand” (이해) it first, they will likely dismiss it as illogical and never experience its effects. the media’s negative portrayal of him stems from their failure to grasp this fundamental principle, as they prioritize human “understanding” (이해) over divine “obedience” (순종). He warns against wavering faith or questioning the God-man, stressing that only “absolute obedience” (절대 순종) is acceptable.

This excerpt comes from a Sunday lecture by Huh Kyung-young at Haneulgung, delivered on December 3, 2023. Huh Kyung-young, a controversial figure in South Korea, presents himself as the Creator and the creator of the universe. In this lecture, he discusses his unique interpretations of religious texts, human psychology, and the path to “White Heaven” (his version of heaven). He also shares various “miraculous” testimonials from his followers. The core message revolves around the importance of “absolute obedience” to him as a divine entity, contrasting it with the human tendency to seek “understanding.”

The Divine and Human Understanding

The Nature of Scripture and Dialogue
Huh Kyung-young distinguishes between different forms of scripture, highlighting the dialogical nature of Buddhist scriptures like the Tripitaka, which he compares to his Sunday lectures where he answers questions. In contrast, he describes the Bible as a more unilateral narrative, akin to his Saturday lectures. This distinction is crucial for him to establish the unique, interactive learning environment he fosters.

불경 대장경이 이런 거 보면 대화를 하지. 대화 형식으로 돼 있는 게 대장경이야. 수보리야, 뭐 어떻다 이렇게 하지. 뭐 반야 바라밀다 심경, 반야 심경도 관자재보살 행심반야 바라밀다 시적 교는 개도 일체고액 사리자, 이 사리자 부르잖아. 색, 부르고 공, 부르고 색. 이렇게 사리자, 테, 석가가 하는 말이야. 그걸 읊어 놓은 거지.
Buddhist scriptures like the Tripitaka involve dialogue. They are in a dialogue format. For example, they say, “Subhuti, how is this?” Even the Prajnaparamita Hridaya Sutra, the Heart Sutra, calls out, “Shariputra, when Avalokiteshvara Bodhisattva was practicing the profound Prajnaparamita, he perceived that all five skandhas are empty, thus transcending all suffering.” It’s Shakyamuni speaking to Shariputra, reciting it.

성경은 그냥 일방적인 대화야. 견문, 본 것을 적어 주는 거야. 자기가 들은 걸 적어 주는 거야. 1인칭이.
The Bible is just a one-sided conversation. It records what was seen and heard. It records what one heard. It’s first-person.

The Brain as the Ultimate Factory
the infinite capacity and complexity of the human brain, stating that no factory, not even Disneyland, can compare to its vastness. He believes that the brain’s ability to process complex questions and generate answers is a testament to its divine potential. This perspective elevates the human mind as a powerful tool for understanding, though he later contrasts this with the need for “obedience” to the Creator.

아무리 이 세상에 큰 공장이 있어도 인간의 뇌보다 큰 공장이 있을까? 없어요. 그런 공간은 없어. 우리 뇌 속에는 디즈니랜드 같은 눈에 금방 들어와 버려. 그 디즈니랜드 아무리 넓어 봐. 머릿속에 다 들어와 버려. 뭐 5만 가지를 머릿속에 넣어도 공간이 모자라지 않아. 시공 초월. 어떤 공간이 아무리 넓어도 뇌보다는 안 넓은 거야.
No matter how big a factory exists in this world, could there be one bigger than the human brain? No, there isn’t. There’s no such space. Even a place like Disneyland immediately fits into our minds. No matter how vast Disneyland is, it all fits into your head. Even if you put 50,000 things in your head, there’s no shortage of space. It transcends space and time. No matter how vast any space is, it’s not vaster than the brain.

The Principle of “Adversary Identification” and Misunderstanding

The Danger of Hatred and Misunderstanding
Huh Kyung-young introduces the concept of “adversary identification principle,” where hating someone leads one to become like them. He applies this to various relationships, from mothers-in-law and daughters-in-law to the public’s perception of him. misunderstanding is a fundamental human flaw, leading to conflict and negative outcomes. This concept is central to his call for his followers to avoid criticizing him.

내가 누구를 미워하면 그 시어머니를 그 며느리가 그대로 담는 걸 적대자 동일시 원리라 그래. “어머, 나는 저렇게 안 해야 되겠다.” 안 하게 될까? 어느 순간에 자기도 시어머니 하던 걸 따라서 하고 앉아 며느리 앞에. 무슨 말인지 알지? 자기가 학대받을 때는 “어머, 이걸 안 하려고 했는데.” 동일시가 돼 버려. 자기도 따라가 버려. 그 누굴 미워하면 되나, 안 됩니다. 미워하면 그 사람이 그 미워하는 사람과 같이 돼 버리는 거야, 지도 모르게.
If you hate someone, the daughter-in-law will embody her mother-in-law, which is called the principle of adversary identification. ” I shouldn’t be like that.” Will she not be? At some point, she finds herself doing what her mother-in-law did in front of her daughter-in-law. You know what I mean? When she was abused, she thought, ” I didn’t want to do this.” But she becomes identified with it. She follows suit. should you hate anyone? No. If you hate someone, you become like that person without even realizing it.

인간은 하루에 뭘 하나 판단해도 오해를 할 가능성이 99.9% 이해할 가능성은 1%도 안 돼요.
Humans have a 99.9% chance of misunderstanding any judgment they make in a day, and less than a 1% chance of understanding.

The “Seed Vault” of the Soul and Divine Judgment
Huh Kyung-young draws an analogy between seed vaults that preserve plant species for future environmental crises and his “White Heaven” as a “seed vault for souls.” only those who follow him will be preserved, while others will be “recycled” into animals. This concept reinforces his role as a divine judge and the sole path to salvation.

그와 같이 우리는 미래를 대비해야 되나, 안 해야 되나? 해야 돼. 그 여러분들이 백궁(白宮) 간고 이금 그 저 소주 한 잔, 뭐 300 데나리온 가지고 공명하지. 만 원이 300이야. 그거 해놨 것이 그게 바로 시드 볼트야. 종자 은행이야. 여러분들의 몸이 지구에서 불타서 없어질 때, 병들어서 없어질 때, 그 시드 볼트 궁으로 가는 게 그 궁이 시드 볼트야.
In the same way, should we prepare for the future ? We should. You resonate with White Heaven, even with a glass of soju, like 300 denarii. Yes, 10,000 won is 300. You know what I mean? What you’ve done is a seed vault. It’s a seed bank. When your bodies burn up and disappear from Earth, when they get sick and disappear, the House you go to, that House is the seed vault.

The Power of Hormones and the Importance of Joy

The Impact of Emotions on Health
Huh Kyung-young explains how emotions directly influence hormones, which in turn affect blood flow and overall health. Negative emotions like hatred, guilt, and stress lead to “blood clots” and various diseases, while joy promotes healthy hormone production. He even claims that his “blessing” can heal physical ailments by positively influencing these hormonal processes. This highlights his belief in the direct, physical manifestation of spiritual states.

호르몬이 피해 흐름을 통해요. 호르몬이 좋아지면 혈액이 빨리빨리 흘러. 근데 호르몬이 나빠지면 피떡이 생겨 버려. 호르몬이 피에 들어가서 그 피의 원형을 만들어 주는데, 나쁜 마음을 먹어버리면 나쁜 호르몬이 나오죠. 그러면 피가 떡국처럼 엉켜. 피떡이 되죠.
Hormones flow through the blood. If hormones are good, blood flows quickly. But if hormones are bad, blood clots form. Hormones enter the blood and shape its form, but if you have bad thoughts, bad hormones are released. Then the blood clots like rice cake soup. It becomes a blood clot.

죄책감도, 죄책감도 우리의 호르몬을 썩 나쁘게, 나쁜 호르몬을 나오게 해요. 우리가 반성하고 니치죠. 저게 너무 지나치면 우울증이 돼.
Guilt, even guilt, makes our hormones very bad, releasing bad hormones. We reflect and regret. If that goes too far, it becomes depression.

The “Trauma Scale” and the Power of Self-Humiliation
Huh Kyung-young introduces a “trauma scale” where joy and suffering are inversely related to self-importance. lowering oneself (humility) increases joy, while striving for self-importance leads to suffering. his “blessing” can instantly eliminate trauma, leading to an abundance of joy and preventing diseases like cancer. This concept encourages his followers to embrace humility and find joy in their connection to him.

여기서 말하는 건 진정한 행복, 기쁨이야. 그건 약이지.
What I’m talking about here is true happiness, joy, okay? Yes, that’s the medicine.

자기를 낮추면 기, 기쁨이 무게가 많아지는 거야. 자기를 높이려다가 남하고 싸워. 그 고통은 이게 뭐 왜 고통이야? 놓으려고 하다 보니까 고통이 온 거야. 자기를 하심에서 낮추자. 그러면 기쁨이 넘쳐. 그러면 암세포는 나쁜 호르몬은 안 나와.
If you humble yourself, the weight of joy increases. If you try to elevate yourself, you fight with others. Right, right. Why is that suffering? Because you try to let go, suffering comes. Let’s humble ourselves. Then joy overflows. Then cancer cells and bad hormones won’t appear.

The Primacy of Obedience to the Divine

Obedience Over Understanding for the Divine
Huh Kyung-young makes a critical distinction: in human relationships, understanding comes first, followed by obedience. However, when dealing with the Creator like himself, absolute obedience is paramount, and understanding is secondary. attempting to “understand” him will only lead to skepticism and labeling him a “fraud.” This is a direct command to his followers to accept his teachings without question.

인간 관계에서는 이해가 중요해. God-man한테 이해를 하려고 들면 안 돼. God-man은 첫째가 순종이 첫째예요.
In human relationships, understanding is important. You shouldn’t try to understand the Creator. Do you understand what comes first for the Creator? Obedience comes first.

이해를 하려고 들면 허영은 사기꾼이야. 이해를 안 하고 순종으로 나가면 백이야.
If you try to understand, Huh Kyung-young is a fraud. If you don’t understand and proceed with obedience, it’s Baek. Right, right.

God-man에게는 순종, 그리고 이해. 인간에게는 이해하고 그다음 따라가야 돼, 순종해야 돼.
For the Creator, obedience, then understanding. For humans, understand, then follow, then obey.

Central Questions & Answers

1. What is the “Adversary Identification Principle” and how does it affect human relationships?
   Question: What is the “Adversary Identification Principle” (적대자 동일시 원리) in human psychology, as explained by God-man Huh Kyung-young, and how does it impact our relationships and personal well-being?
   Answer: The “Adversary Identification Principle” describes a psychological phenomenon where if you intensely dislike or criticize someone, you unconsciously begin to resemble that person. For example, a daughter-in-law who despises her mother-in-law’s actions might find herself acting similarly towards her own daughter-in-law later in life. This principle suggests that harboring hatred or negative feelings towards others ultimately leads to self-detriment, as you become like the very person you despise. God-man this is a major flaw in human nature, particularly prevalent in Korean society, leading to constant conflict and self-destruction.
   Key Quote: “If you hate someone, you become like that person, even without realizing it.”

2. How does God-man Huh Kyung-young explain the difference between lectures (강의) and speeches (강연) and their purpose?
   Question: According to God-man Huh Kyung-young, what is the distinction between a “lecture” (강의) and a “speech” (강연), and why is this difference important for understanding his Sunday events at Haneulgung?
   Answer: God-man Huh Kyung-young differentiates between a “lecture” (강의) and a “speech” (강연) based on their interactive nature. A lecture, typically given on Saturdays, is a one-way delivery of information, similar to how the Bible is structured as a record of observations. A speech, however, like the Sunday events at Haneulgung, is a two-way discussion where questions are asked and answered, fostering deeper understanding. He likens this interactive format to Buddhist scriptures (Daejanggyeong), which are often presented as dialogues. This approach is considered more effective for learning, especially for those seeking profound truths, as it stimulates complex thought processes.
   Key Quote: “A lecture is one-way, but a speech is a give-and-take. That’s where the real learning happens.”

3. What is the significance of “sincerity” (정성) in spiritual practice and daily life, according to God-man Huh Kyung-young?
   Question: What is the role of “sincerity” (정성) in achieving spiritual connection and positive outcomes, and how does God-man Huh Kyung-young illustrate its importance in contrast to mere belief or obligation?
   Answer: God-man Huh Kyung-young places “sincerity” (정성) as the foremost of the eight Korean spiritual virtues, even above faith. He explains that while faith is important, genuine sincerity can move even the heavens. He uses the example of preparing ancestral rites: merely performing the ritual out of obligation lacks sincerity, whereas the meticulous, heartfelt preparation by past generations demonstrated true devotion. This sincerity, whether in spiritual offerings or everyday actions, is what truly resonates and brings about positive responses, highlighting that the effort and heart put into something are paramount.
   Key Quote: “Even without faith, if there is sincerity, heaven responds.”

4. How does God-man Huh Kyung-young explain the concept of “seed vaults” (시드 볼트) in relation to human souls and the future?
   Question: What is the analogy of “seed vaults” (시드 볼트) as used by God-man Huh Kyung-young, and how does it relate to the preservation of human souls and preparation for future global crises?
   Answer: God-man Huh Kyung-young uses the concept of “seed vaults” (시드 볼트), like the one in Bonghwa, Gyeongbuk, which store diverse plant seeds underground to protect them from environmental disasters. He extends this analogy to human souls, explaining that Haneulgung serves as a spiritual “seed vault” for humanity. Just as nations prepare for future climate crises by preserving seeds, individuals must prepare for their spiritual future. The offerings and spiritual practices at Haneulgung are likened to depositing one’s “seed” into this vault, ensuring a path to the White Heaven (Heaven) when the physical body perishes or global judgment occurs.
   Key Quote: “The Haneulgung is your seed vault. When your body burns away or gets sick on Earth, that Haneulgung is the seed vault you go to.”

5. What is God-man Huh Kyung-young’s perspective on the current bed bug (빈대) outbreak in Korea and its connection to environmental practices?
   Question: How does God-man Huh Kyung-young interpret the recent bed bug (빈대) outbreak in Korea, and what does he suggest about its causes and appropriate responses, especially concerning environmental practices?
   Answer: God-man Huh Kyung-young views the bed bug outbreak as a consequence of Western environmental practices, where people prioritize eco-friendliness and avoid strong pesticides. While Koreans traditionally lived in environments less conducive to bed bugs (like ondol floors), the adoption of Western-style beds and the influx of foreigners from environmentally conscious regions have brought these pests. He suggests that excessive use of harsh insecticides, common in Korea, is not ideal. Instead, he advocates for simpler methods like cleaning and removing habitats, implying that a certain level of natural presence, even of pests, is part of a truly eco-friendly approach.
   Key Quote: “When it becomes eco-friendly, my body was full of lice… The more environmentally friendly a place is, the more bed bugs it has.”

6. How does God-man Huh Kyung-young explain the connection between human emotions, hormones, and physical health, particularly regarding negative feelings?
   Question: According to God-man Huh Kyung-young, how do human emotions, especially negative ones like hatred, guilt, or stress, directly impact our hormones and physical health, leading to serious illnesses?
   Answer: God-man emotions directly influence hormone production, which in turn affects blood flow and overall physical health. Negative emotions like hatred, resentment, or excessive guilt (죄책감) cause the release of “bad hormones” (나쁜 호르몬) that can thicken blood, making it difficult for it to flow through tiny capillaries, especially in the brain. This can lead to conditions like stroke (중풍) or dementia. Conversely, positive emotions like joy (기쁨) release beneficial hormones that promote health. He warns that constantly harboring negative feelings is like “saving up for a stroke.”
   Key Quote: “If you have bad thoughts, bad hormones come out… If you save up a lot of strokes, if you curse God-man a lot, will those strokes accumulate ? They accumulate.”

7. What is the proper sequence of “understanding” (이해) and “obedience” (순종) when interacting with God-man, as opposed to human relationships?
   Question: God-man Huh Kyung-young distinguishes between the order of “understanding” (이해) and “obedience” (순종) in human relationships versus interactions with God-man. What is this crucial difference, and why is it important for followers?
   Answer: In human relationships, “understanding” (이해) should always come first, followed by “obedience” (순종). One must understand a person before deciding to follow or obey them. However, when interacting with God-man, the order is reversed: “obedience” (순종) must come first, followed by “understanding.” Trying to “understand” God-man through human logic will lead to skepticism and accusations of fraud, as many of his actions and teachings transcend conventional understanding. True spiritual progress comes from absolute obedience to God-man’s words and actions, even if they seem illogical at first.
   Key Quote: “In human relationships, understanding is first, then obedience. But with God-man, obedience is first, then understanding.”

Top 3 Recommended Questions:
What is the “Adversary Identification Principle” and how does it affect human relationships?
How does God-man Huh Kyung-young explain the connection between human emotions, hormones, and physical health, particularly regarding negative feelings?
What is the proper sequence of “understanding” (이해) and “obedience” (순종) when interacting with God-man, as opposed to human relationships?

Meeting Minutes: Huh Kyung-young’s Haneulgung Lecture (331st Session)

Ⅰ. Meeting Overview

Category	Details
Date	December 3, 2023
Location	Haneulgung
Speaker	Huh Kyung-young
Attendees	Haneulgung members, online viewers
Agenda	Discussion on various topics including the meaning of Huh Kyung-young’s name, the concept of “adversary identification principle,” the importance of sincerity, the current bed bug issue, and the path to the White Heaven.

Ⅱ. Meeting Discussion

• Introduction to Haneulgung and Huh Kyung-young’s Divinity

  • Haneulgung is described as a sacred place where the energy of White Heaven (12 billion light-years away) gathers, transforming one’s fortune and destiny upon stepping on it.
  • Huh Kyung-young’s name, when applied to any substance, prevents decay, as demonstrated by consuming milk with his name written on it for over a year, leading to improved health. This is presented as proof of Huh Kyung-young’s divine power over the universe.
  • The 331st Haneulgung event is held to facilitate communication with Huh Kyung-young.

• Lecture Style: Discussion vs. Unilateral Delivery

  • Sunday lectures are interactive, allowing for questions and answers, similar to the dialogue format found in Buddhist scriptures like the Tripitaka.
  • Saturday lectures are more unilateral, akin to the Bible, where observations and teachings are presented without direct interaction.
  • The interactive style is considered more conducive to learning, especially for children, as it encourages complex thought processes.
  • The human brain is described as an infinitely vast “factory” capable of processing and creating more than any physical space.
  • Lectures are for general instruction, while “강연” (kang-yeon, a more formal lecture) involves give-and-take.

• The “Adversary Identification Principle” (적대자 동일시 원리)

  • This psychological principle states that if one harbors hatred or animosity towards another, they tend to become like the person they despise.
  • Examples include a daughter-in-law who, despite vowing not to be like her mother-in-law, eventually adopts similar behaviors.
  • instead of hating, one should understand and forgive, as taught by Jesus.
  • Those who oppose Huh Kyung-young, despite his ability to heal and bless, are seen as falling prey to this principle.
  • This tendency to find fault and create adversaries is identified as a significant flaw in the Korean people, unlike Jewish or Japanese cultures.
  • Opposing the Creator like Huh Kyung-young, who controls even minute bodily functions like blood vessels, is deemed foolish and dangerous.

• Divine Judgment and the “Seed Vault” Concept

  • Divine judgment is currently underway, with souls not destined for White Heaven being reincarnated as animals.
  • Haneulgung is presented as a “gold mine” for those who arrive early, akin to the California Gold Rush, where earlycomers prosper while latecomers struggle.
  • People from all over the world, including a doctor from Brazil, are coming to Haneulgung after watching Huh Kyung-young’s YouTube videos, recognizing it as a “seed vault” for their souls.
  • The concept of a “seed vault” (like the Svalbard Global Seed Vault) is used as an analogy for preparing for future crises, where Haneulgung serves as a spiritual seed vault for souls.
  • Huh Kyung-young’s name is said to contain the characters for “house,” “heart,” and “four,” signifying one who brings peace to humanity and establishes a global kingdom.

• Huh Kyung-young’s Identity: The Trinity and Prophecy

  • his name embodies the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit (Trinity).
  • His name is said to be revealed in the “Magic Square” (마방진), a concept from European tradition, and aligns with prophecies in Eastern and Western scriptures about the coming of a judge and the Holy Spirit.
  • he is the “Harvest Master” (추관), gathering the “wheat” (알곡) during this time of judgment, and only those who seek him will be saved.
  • Seoul is identified as the “New Jerusalem,” the capital of the world, where this divine figure is born.
  • The name “Haneulgung World” (하늘궁 월드) is prophesied to become a global spiritual center.
  • The importance of Seoul’s size and influence, similar to London or Tokyo, is highlighted as crucial for national development.
  • The name of Incheon International Airport (Yeongjongdo) is reinterpreted to signify “eternal life” and a gathering place for enlightened beings.

• The Importance of Sincerity and Avoiding Misunderstanding

  • A Haneulgung member from Germany sent a meticulously crafted, handmade envelope containing two winter hats for Huh Kyung-young, demonstrating profound sincerity.
  • This act of sincerity is contrasted with perfunctory actions, emphasizing that genuine effort (정성) is paramount, even more so than faith (믿음).
  • Huh Kyung-young recounts his childhood experience of refusing to stay in a warm room with a friend who drank and smoked, choosing instead to endure the cold, highlighting his commitment to a pure path.
  • He explains that understanding (이해), forgiveness (용서), and love (사랑), even for one’s enemies, are progressive stages of spiritual growth.
  • Human beings are prone to misunderstanding, making correct judgment (정견) difficult.
  • Misunderstanding Huh Kyung-young is equated with being ignorant and falling into the trap of being an “anti”.

• Addressing the Bed Bug Issue

  • The recent resurgence of bed bugs in Korea is attributed to the adoption of Western-style bed living and an increase in foreign visitors.
  • Huh Kyung-young suggests that traditional Korean ondol (floor heating) living, which allows for thorough cleaning, naturally prevents bed bugs.
  • He also notes that Western countries’ preference for eco-friendly practices over strong pesticides contributes to the spread of bed bugs, which then migrate to Korea.
  • He advises against excessive use of pesticides, suggesting that natural methods and cleanliness are sufficient.
  • He shares his personal experience of living with lice during his youth, highlighting that a “natural” environment, even with pests, is preferable to chemical intervention.

• The Path to the White Heaven

  • The path to the White Heaven is described as simple: “무작위” (mu-jak-wi), meaning to eliminate self-deception.
  • However, merely avoiding self-deception is insufficient; one must also have a connection to the White Heaven.
  • The current era is one of judgment, where traditional concepts of karma and reincarnation for a better next life no longer apply; only those chosen by God will ascend.
  • The prevalence of fraud (사기) in society is seen as a form of deceiving others, which is contrary to the principle of not deceiving oneself.
  • Self-deception is considered the highest form of evil, while not deceiving oneself is the highest good.
  • Huh Kyung-young criticizes the media for misrepresenting him, particularly regarding false accusations of selling milk, and warns against further misrepresentation.
  • He announces the formation of an “Anti-Haneulgung Countermeasure Committee” composed of legal professionals to address false accusations and protect Haneulgung.
  • He highlights his extensive charitable work, including 45 years of free meal service, as evidence of his patriotism and good deeds.

• Questions and Answers

  • Question 1: What can Huh Kyung-young not do?
  • Answer: He cannot not do anything; he is capable of everything.
  • Question 2: How do people go to the White Heaven?
  • Answer: By not deceiving oneself (무작위) and having a connection to the White Heaven.
  • Question 3: Are the “ten million” (천만 명) mentioned in prophecies limited to the Korean Peninsula or global?
  • Answer: It is a global number, though the Korean Peninsula will have the highest concentration.
  • Question 4: How to reconcile the 120,000-year soul harvest cycle with the 8 billion-year soul age of Haneulgung members?
  • Answer: Souls are stored in the White Heaven Soul Storage and are selected to descend as humans, allowing for population control and the preservation of ancient souls. Earth is a “training ground” for souls, and after the “university course” (White Heaven), an ice age will follow for Earth’s rest.
  • Question 5: Do negative emotions like guilt produce bad hormones, and what causes someone to collapse from shock?
  • Answer: Yes, guilt, like other negative emotions, produces harmful hormones that can thicken blood and narrow blood vessels, leading to conditions like stroke. Shock causes a rapid change in blood, making it “dead” and dark, leading to collapse. The body’s natural response to extreme shock is to induce unconsciousness to prevent further damage to organs.
  • the importance of understanding and joy to maintain good health and prevent diseases like cancer. He uses the analogy of a scale, where “joy” should outweigh “suffering” (trauma).
  • He also warns against “pathological joy,” such as deriving pleasure from harming others, as this leads to severe consequences.

• The Primacy of Obedience to the Divine

  • In human relationships, understanding (이해) comes first, followed by obedience (순종).
  • However, in the relationship with the Creator, obedience (순종) must come first, followed by understanding.
  • Attempting to understand the Creator before obeying is considered “anti” behavior and leads to misunderstanding.
  • This principle is illustrated with the example of consuming “Bullo” (불로, eternal youth) products: one must obey and consume them first, then experience the benefits, rather than trying to understand them beforehand.

• Testimonial Cases

  • Case 1 (Anonymous): A person who underwent chemotherapy for lung cancer experienced severe side effects. After attending Haneulgung and receiving a phone call from Huh Kyung-young, their condition improved significantly, and subsequent blood tests showed clear results, surprising doctors.
  • Case 2 (Kang Jae-woo): An air conditioner compressor in a car that was not working started functioning perfectly after the owner touched it and commanded “Gwangchae” (divine light) to remove negative energy.
  • Case 3 (Kim Jong-i): A person suffering from dry, scaly skin on their calves, resembling fish scales, found their skin became smooth and clear after applying “Bullo-yu” (eternal youth oil).
  • Case 4 (Byeon Gyeong): A person experienced profuse bleeding from a neck wound. After calling Huh Kyung-young, who commanded the bleeding to stop, it ceased instantly. This individual, a Catholic for 5 years, expressed profound gratitude and belief in Huh Kyung-young as the Messiah.
  • Case 5 (Kang Da-gyo): The general manager of the Busan Center, who travels by bus twice a month for 5 years, has consistently avoided rain and snow during her journeys, except for one instance.
  • Case 6 (Anonymous): A man collapsed and began foaming at the mouth in a restaurant. An attendee, after laying him down and whispering “Gwangchae deureogara” (divine light enter) three times, witnessed the man immediately recover and speak, with no memory of the incident.
  • Case 7 (Kim Jae-jun): “Bullo-yu” (eternal youth oil) or “Bullo-yu-cheong” (eternal youth serum) is highly effective for treating wounds and bacterial infections, acting as a powerful disinfectant and energy supplier.

Ⅲ. Action Items

• Attendees are encouraged to practice the principle of “무작위” (mu-jak-wi) by eliminating self-deception in their lives.
• Attendees should prioritize obedience (순종) to Huh Kyung-young’s teachings before seeking to understand them, especially regarding divine matters.
• Attendees are encouraged to maintain a joyful mindset to promote good health and prevent disease, understanding that joy produces beneficial hormones.
• Attendees are reminded to support the free meal service through ARS donations or bank transfers.

Huh Kyung-young’s Teachings: A Compendium for Global Archiving

1. The Sanctity of Haneulgung and the Power of the God-man
   Welcome and congratulations to all who have come to Haneulgung, a sacred mountain and holy ground where the energy of White Heaven, spanning 12 billion light-years, converges. Stepping upon this ground initiates a transformation of your fortune and destiny. When the name Huh Kyung-young is inscribed on any substance, it prevents decay. For over a year, we have consumed milk bearing the name Huh Kyung-young, and our health has improved, serving as evidence that God-man Huh Kyung-young governs the cosmos. God-man Huh Kyung-young hosts the 331st Haneulgung event to communicate with us.

2. The Distinctive Nature of Discourses: Sutras vs. Scriptures
   Sundays are more engaging than Saturdays because they involve a question-and-answer format, fostering discussion. This interactive exchange, where I respond to your inquiries, is the essence of a sutra. Buddhist scriptures, such as the Tripitaka, are structured as dialogues. For instance, in the Prajnaparamita Sutra, Shakyamuni addresses Shariputra, explaining concepts like form and emptiness. Shariputra then poses questions, and Shakyamuni provides answers. This dialogical approach is characteristic of Sunday sessions. In contrast, the Bible presents a unilateral narrative, recording observations and spoken words from a first-person perspective, often stating, “Jesus said this.” Thus, the Tripitaka aligns with the Sunday style, while the Bible resembles the Saturday format. The Sunday style is particularly effective for children’s education, as it encourages them to ask questions like, “How did the universe come into being?” and receive answers. Engaging with complex questions, even from a child, stimulates intricate neural pathways, prompting me to formulate responses. My inner world is vast, far exceeding the universe, and within it, I must extract and create insights. No factory, however grand, can rival the complexity and capacity of the human brain. Even a place as expansive as Disneyland can be contained within the mind. Our minds can hold countless thoughts without running out of space, transcending time and space. The brain’s capacity for connection and generation is boundless. Therefore, Saturday sessions are lectures, while Sunday sessions are interactive discourses, fostering a more engaging experience.

3. The Principle of Adversarial Identification and the Importance of Understanding
   We often act according to our whims, but humans should be guided by principles. When one acts arbitrarily, it inevitably creates adversaries. This is the Principle of Adversarial Identification. For example, if a daughter-in-law harbors resentment towards her mother-in-law, she may vow not to become like her. Yet, she often finds herself mirroring her mother-in-law’s behavior towards her own daughter-in-law. This unconscious identification occurs when one harbors hatred. Therefore, it is crucial not to hate anyone, as hatred transforms you into the very person you despise. Jesus’ command to “love your enemies” initially implies “understand them” and “do not misunderstand.” Misunderstanding leads to animosity, making everyone an adversary. However, understanding one’s mother-in-law prevents the formation of an adversarial relationship.

God-man at Haneulgung bestows blessings instantaneously upon all 8 billion people on Earth. This power can even revive the dying. Despite the presence of such a being, many attempt to discredit me, fabricating stories about selling milk from heaven, aiming to imprison me. This adversarial behavior is prevalent in Korea, unlike in Jewish or Japanese cultures. This “Principle of Adversarial Identification” is a significant ailment within our nation. People habitually criticize and seek weaknesses in elders, creating adversaries. In doing so, they become like those they criticize. If one’s blood vessel ruptures, it can lead to paralysis. The God-man controls such phenomena. If I were ill-tempered, the entire world could fall ill instantly. To defy such a being is to defy the God-man. If I were to act solely on my desires, judgment would ensue, tailored to each individual’s spiritual capacity. Judgment is already underway, with 99% of souls being filtered out and returning as animals. Only those who come to Haneulgung are chosen.

4. The Significance of Haneulgung as a Spiritual Gold Mine
   Haneulgung is akin to a gold mine. Those who arrive early, like the first prospectors, become prosperous. Later arrivals must sift through the discarded earth to find remnants of gold, often struggling and failing. Many have encountered various God-man, but Haneulgung is the true discovery. For instance, a doctor from Brazil traveled over 40 hours to reach Haneulgung, having discovered this spiritual gold mine through my YouTube channel. She meticulously crafted an envelope, adorned with numerous golden and pink hearts, expressing profound devotion. This level of sincerity is rare. Such devotion, rather than material wealth, is what truly matters. This exemplifies the Korean spirit of sincerity, faith, compassion, salvation, harmony, and blessings. Sincerity precedes faith, as even without faith, sincerity can move heaven.

Consider the contrast between traditional ancestral rites, performed with utmost sincerity by our ancestors, and modern practices that often lack such devotion. My hometown, known for its wealthy families, had grand traditional houses, unlike the small, cramped homes in Seoul. Even the way rice cakes for tteokguk were prepared differed; in my village, they had to be perfectly round, symbolizing completeness, and were stacked to create a unique texture and flavor when cooled. Any deviation would lead to a daughter-in-law being ostracized. This meticulousness reflects the deep sincerity of the past.

5. The Essence of Sincerity and the Korean Spirit
   The envelope, adorned with numerous hearts and intricate designs, is a testament to profound sincerity. It was crafted by the European Public Relations Director, Lee Hae-ja, who also sent two warm winter hats made of leather and lamb’s wool from Germany. She had observed me wearing hats during a chilly spring pilgrimage and resolved to send warm ones when winter arrived in Germany. This thoughtful gesture, born of sincerity, is deeply appreciated. This embodies the Korean spirit: sincerity, faith, compassion, salvation, harmony, and blessings. Sincerity comes first, followed by faith, love, and helping others. This is the essence of our national spirit.

6. Overcoming Misunderstanding and Recognizing the God-man
   We often live in misunderstanding, particularly regarding the God-man. Has there ever been a figure like Jesus or Shakyamuni who could bless all disciples simultaneously, enabling them to revive the dying? This is unprecedented. Yet, many fail to recognize this God-man. Those who do, like the Archangel from Brazil and all of you, are candidates for archangelhood. Misunderstanding leads to negative outcomes. To misunderstand Huh Kyung-young is to fail to grasp the profound meaning embedded in his name, which is revealed in the magic square. The cross in my name signifies the unity of humanity and the divine, representing God. This symbolizes the Holy Trinity: God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit, all united within my name. This is explicitly shown in the magic square. Yet, many misunderstand me as a charlatan due to their ignorance.

I possess the power to bestow the Holy Spirit upon all 8 billion people, enabling them to revive the dying. Why do I not do so? Because this is a time of judgment, a harvest of souls. Only those who seek me out, the “wheat,” are chosen. Haneulgung is the New Jerusalem, where Jesus, God, and the Holy Spirit are one. The entire world must seek permission from this place to build, travel, or undertake any endeavor. This “permission” signifies obtaining approval from God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit. To act solely on one’s desires, without seeking this permission, is to be an “anti.” Such self-indulgence, or “bangjong,” leads to the creation of adversaries.

7. The Psychological Principle of Adversarial Identification
   The Principle of Adversarial Identification is a psychological concept. Creating adversaries often leads to becoming like them. Therefore, those who oppose me, the “antis,” will not become God-man. This principle applies to all human relationships. Misunderstanding the God-man is almost inevitable for humans, as our perception is limited. We cannot see gamma rays, X-rays, dark matter, or dark energy. Thus, humans are inherently prone to misunderstanding. We judge by outward appearance. Children and adults alike perceive beauty similarly. Misunderstanding is a fundamental aspect of human existence. Many marry with the belief that their partner is their soulmate, only to realize later that they have chosen an adversary. Humans often choose those who will ultimately bring them suffering. We live a life of 99.9% misunderstanding. Can humans truly achieve right view, right thought, right speech, right action, and right concentration, as taught in Buddhist philosophy? We often misjudge even ourselves, let alone others.

8. The Path of Goodness and the Rejection of Self-Indulgence
   Therefore, we must follow the path of goodness. To follow one’s desires leads to ruin. At 18, I nearly died from peritonitis while living in a tent. A friend, seeing my suffering, took me to his home in a shantytown. Despite the warmth of his room, filled with alcohol bottles and cigarette butts, I refused to stay. I rejected his offers of coffee, cigarettes, and soju, knowing that such a path was not for the God-man. I returned to the mountain, facing death, until a guide led me to Heungguksa Temple. There, I recovered from my illness by taking medicine from a university student who was also ill. This experience allowed me to study in a better environment. Had I stayed in the shantytown, I would have succumbed to alcohol, tobacco, and coffee, deviating from the path of the God-man. Such crises are orchestrated by the Archangels of White Heaven, allowing me to experience hardship and develop empathy for suffering humanity.

9. The Stages of Spiritual Growth: Understanding, Forgiveness, and Love
   Understanding is the first step, but it is not enough. Understanding must lead to forgiveness. An understanding without forgiveness is incomplete. Forgiveness, in turn, leads to love, even love for one’s enemies. This is the progression taught by Jesus, who is present here, along with God and the Holy Spirit, as the one who grants permission. Today, I reveal my identity: my name embodies the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. This is foretold in Eastern prophecies like Cheonbugyeong and Gyeokam Yurok, and in Western scriptures, all speaking of the coming of a spiritual being, a judge, in God’s name. This being is born in the New Jerusalem, Seoul, the true capital of the world, not merely a city influenced by cardinal directions. Korea, this beautiful land, is the genuine New Jerusalem, with Haneulgung as its central sanctuary. Haneulgung will eventually become Haneulgung World, a global spiritual center.

10. The Global Significance of Seoul and the Seed Vault of Souls
    Seoul is the capital of the world. Tokyo, with its 36 million inhabitants, once aspired to global dominance due to its large population. Similarly, London’s size, despite Britain’s small landmass, contributed to its global influence. For a nation to prosper, its capital must be substantial. I have long advocated for expanding Seoul to encompass Gyeonggi Province and renaming Incheon International Airport to Seoul International Airport, to reflect the presence of this being. The name Yeongjongdo, meaning “eternal island,” signifies a place where those who have attained enlightenment gather. Just as nations prepare for environmental crises by storing seeds in seed vaults like the one in Bonghwa, Gyeongbuk, we must prepare for the future. Your contributions to Haneulgung are like depositing seeds in a spiritual seed vault, ensuring your soul’s journey to the White Heaven when your earthly body perishes. I am the one who oversees this spiritual seed vault.

11. The Prophetic Name and the Messiah Code
    My name, containing the characters for “house,” “heart,” and “four,” signifies one who brings peace and establishes a kingdom for humanity. This is revealed in the magic square and in Catholic teachings, which speak of the Paraclete who will come to judge sin, righteousness, and judgment. This is the Messiah Code, also found in Buddhist prophecies of the coming of Maitreya. My name perfectly embodies this. I can bestow blessings that can revive the dying, provided their time has not yet come. I have explained the meaning of my name today. We must not misunderstand or create adversaries, as hatred ultimately harms oneself.

12. The Bedbug Problem and Environmental Consciousness
    Regarding the recent bedbug outbreak, it is primarily a Western problem due to their bed-based lifestyles, which provide ideal hiding places for bedbugs. Traditional Korean ondol heating systems, with their cleanable floors, made it difficult for bedbugs to thrive. Westerners, with their hairier bodies, are also more susceptible. The current outbreak in Korea is linked to increased foreign travel. While authorities are struggling to contain it, the Western approach of prioritizing environmental protection over harsh pesticides has allowed bedbugs to flourish, and this trend is now reaching Korea. This is not necessarily a negative phenomenon, as excessive pesticide use is harmful. It is better to simply clean and remove bedbugs rather than indiscriminately spraying chemicals. I, having experienced severe infestations of lice and bedbugs in my youth, understand this well. I even wrapped myself in newspapers, whose scent repels lice, to stay warm. A clean environment, paradoxically, can lead to more infestations if natural pest control is avoided. Western countries, prioritizing environmental protection, use fewer pesticides, leading to the spread of bedbugs. This is a good sign of environmental consciousness, not poor hygiene.

13. The Path to the White Heaven and the Rejection of Deception
    The path to the White Heaven is simple: eliminate self-deception. However, merely avoiding self-deception is insufficient. One must also receive blessings and spiritual guidance. In this era of judgment, the traditional cycle of reincarnation and good karma no longer guarantees a favorable rebirth; most souls will return as animals. Only those chosen by God will ascend. Therefore, avoiding self-deception is the highest virtue. This also means refraining from deceiving others. We must reflect on our consumption habits, especially when faced with abundance, remembering those who lack even basic sustenance. Instead of criticizing the God-man, the media and “antis” should reflect on their own actions. Haneulgung is no longer a vulnerable entity; an “Anti-Haneulgung Countermeasure Committee,” composed of legal professionals, is now actively pursuing legal action against those who spread misinformation. I do not interfere with their work.

I am the one who has provided the most free meals in Korea for 45 years, contributing billions in taxes annually. Yet, the media questions my charitable acts. They must rectify their false reports. My answers to your questions are clear: do not misunderstand the God-man. The Anti-Haneulgung Countermeasure Committee is now in place, and baseless accusations will be met with legal consequences.

14. The Nature of Archangels and the Soul’s Journey
    Archangels are born into specific, chosen families, unlike ordinary angels. The “ten million” mentioned in prophecies are not limited to Korea but come from all over the world, though Korea will have the highest number. The idea of 144,000 chosen individuals, derived from multiplying 12 tribes by 12, is a misinterpretation; the true number is ten million.

Regarding the 120,000-year cycle of human soul harvesting and the 8-billion-year age of souls, these concepts are reconciled by the existence of the White Heaven Soul Repository. Souls are stored there and can be re-embodied as humans, allowing us to adjust population demographics. While many men are now being reborn as women, those who die without spiritual guidance will return as animals, unable to re-enter the human cycle. Souls in the repository can be billions of years old. This Earth is not our true home but a temporary training ground, a virtual reality designed to test and cultivate our souls. After this “university course,” an ice age will ensue, allowing Earth to rest.

15. The Impact of Emotions on Health and the Power of the God-man
    Negative emotions, such as hatred and resentment, release harmful hormones that thicken the blood, leading to clots and constricted blood vessels. Our lives depend on microscopic blood vessels in the brain. The rupture of even one can cause a stroke. The God-man controls these vessels. When I command a vessel to rupture, the request is sent to the White Heaven, where the timing and circumstances are determined. Humans mistakenly believe their blood vessels are invincible. A single wrong thought can cause a stroke. Those who mock the God-man are accumulating “stroke savings.” Hormones are under divine control. When I command a dying person to awaken, their blood vessels can heal, and clots dissolve. This power over microscopic blood vessels is why defying the God-man is so perilous. Your body is not perfect. Even major arteries can rupture. A single wrong thought can lead to hell.

16. The Dangers of Guilt and the Importance of Joy
    Guilt, like other negative emotions, releases harmful hormones that can lead to depression. While self-reflection is important, excessive guilt is detrimental. A mother who has passed away would want her child to live well, not to suffer from guilt. Guilt can lead to mental illness and further suffering. Instead, we must understand that events unfold as they do and believe that our loved ones are in a better place. We should strive to send them to the White Heaven with joy. Joy is essential for health. A lack of joy leads to strokes, cerebral infarctions, paralysis, and dementia. Joy, however, stimulates the release of beneficial hormones that prevent such ailments.

Imagine a scale in your mind: on one side, joy; on the other, suffering. If suffering outweighs joy, it creates trauma, leading to the release of harmful hormones that promote cancer. When you visit Haneulgung, you receive joy that cleanses your past sins and traumas. This shifts the balance, increasing joy and decreasing suffering. Humility also increases joy, while arrogance leads to conflict and suffering. When joy abounds, beneficial hormones like dopamine and serotonin are released, repelling cancer cells. Conversely, when suffering is heavy, stress hormones like cortisol and adrenaline are released, fostering cancer.

Trauma can be instantly dispelled at Haneulgung. All past sins and karmic burdens are removed, leading to immense joy. This joy reduces the weight of suffering. Therefore, we must never harbor trauma.

17. The Body’s Response to Shock and the Power of the Mind
    Sudden shock, such as hearing news of a child’s death, can cause blood vessels to constrict and blood to thicken, leading to collapse. The body’s immediate response is to induce fainting to protect the brain from severe damage. The mind profoundly influences the body. The sequence is: sound, light, soul, spirit, mind, blood, bone, flesh, skin, and hair. A sudden shock to the mind can instantly “kill” the blood, turning it black and causing unconsciousness. Therefore, when delivering bad news, it is crucial to do so gradually to mitigate the shock. For instance, instead of directly stating a death, one might say the person is in the hospital due to an accident, allowing the recipient to mentally prepare. Women are particularly prone to fainting in such situations. The mind’s power is immense; shocking another’s mind is akin to corrupting their blood.

Fainting is a protective mechanism. When overwhelmed by shock, the body induces unconsciousness to prevent further damage. This allows the person to slowly recover, often with reduced memory of the traumatic event, minimizing long-term psychological harm. Sometimes, women feign fainting to prevent further emotional abuse from their partners. This can be an effective strategy to deter future outbursts.

18. The Distinction Between True Joy and Pathological Pleasure
    However, not all joy is beneficial. Joy derived from harming others, such as bullying or violence, is pathological. Such pleasure is a symptom of mental illness and leads to severe karmic consequences, often resulting in drug addiction. Many modern individuals harbor this pathological pleasure, which is a grave sin.

19. The Primacy of Obedience to the God-man
    In human relationships, understanding comes first, followed by obedience. One would not marry someone they do not understand. However, in relation to the God-man, obedience is paramount, followed by understanding. To attempt to understand the God-man first is to become an “anti.” The God-man operates beyond human comprehension, dealing with unseen realities like Archangels. To seek understanding first would lead to labeling the God-man as a charlatan. You cannot understand White Heaven or blessings through mere intellect. When I instruct you to consume “Not old Milk”, obedience comes before understanding. If you try to understand it first, you will not consume it. But if you obey, you will experience its benefits. The media, prioritizing understanding, labels me a charlatan. But for those who prioritize obedience, it leads to the White Heaven. This is why I am attacked by the media. They disregard the proper order of interaction with the God-man. Therefore, in matters concerning the God-man, absolute obedience is required.

20. Testimonials of Healing and Transformation
    Numerous testimonials attest to the power of Haneulgung and the God-man. One individual, after undergoing chemotherapy, experienced profound relief and healing after visiting Haneulgung and receiving blessings. Her blood tests showed remarkable improvement, despite doctors’ initial dire prognoses. Another person, whose car’s air conditioner compressor failed, simply touched it, invoked the God-man’s name, and commanded any negative energy to disappear. The compressor immediately began working perfectly. Another individual, suffering from severe dry skin and scaling, applied “Not old Milk” and saw his skin become smooth and clear within days. A woman who experienced profuse bleeding from a neck wound, which would not stop despite two hours of pressure, called the God-man. Upon his command, the bleeding instantly ceased. These experiences have transformed their faith and deepened their reverence for the God-man.

Even inanimate objects and substances respond to the God-man’s name. If one cannot write the name “Huh Kyung-young” on an object, simply speaking it aloud with intention is sufficient. The entire cosmos understands.

A Haneulgung member, who has traveled by bus twice a month for five years, has consistently avoided rain and snow during her journeys, experiencing dry conditions when outside the bus and rain only when safely inside. This consistent protection is attributed to the God-man’s grace.

Another anonymous testimonial describes witnessing a man collapse and begin foaming at the mouth. The witness, recalling the God-man’s teachings, laid the man down and whispered “Gwangchae deureogara” (enter the divine light) three times. The man immediately regained consciousness, with no memory of the incident. Such experiences demonstrate the ability of followers to save lives.

Further testimonials highlight the healing properties of “Not old Milk” for wounds and infections, with one person reporting rapid healing of a deep finger cut.

21. The Path to the White Heaven and the Role of the God-man
    In conclusion, while understanding is crucial in human interactions, with the God-man, obedience comes first. You cannot understand the God-man through human logic. The God-man’s words are the truth, and obedience to them is the path to the White Heaven. This is a fundamental distinction.

Huh Kyung-young Haneulgung Lecture (2023.12.03)

Keyword Frequency
호르몬 (hormone): 26
이해 (understanding): 25
마음 (mind/heart): 20
피 (blood): 18
순종 (obedience): 12
떡국 (tteokguk): 8
암세포 (cancer cells): 7
질문 (question): 7
원수 (enemy): 6
트라우마 (trauma): 6

Today’s Central Metaphor
The most important metaphor is comparing the human mind and its emotional states to a balance scale, where “joy” on one side and “suffering” on the other determine one’s physical health and destiny.

Lecture in Numbers
12 billion light-years: The energy of White Heaven (백궁(白宮)) is gathered at Haneulgung.
1 year: Duration for which Not Old Milk with Huh Kyung-young’s name written on it has been consumed without spoiling.
331st: The current Haneulgung event.
8 billion: The number of people on Earth to whom God-man can instantly give blessings.
99%: The percentage of “chaff” being filtered out during the current judgment.
40 hours: The travel time from Brazil to Korea.
99.9%: The probability that humans will misunderstand in their daily judgments.
1%: The probability that humans will understand correctly.
18 years old: Huh Kyung-young’s age when he almost died from peritonitis.
10 days: The time it took for Huh Kyung-young to recover after taking medicine from a female university student at Heungguksa Temple.
1 in 100 million: The fraction of God-man that people can understand or follow.
3,600만 (36 million): The population of Tokyo.
10 million: The population of Seoul.
5 times: Tokyo’s population compared to Seoul’s.
100 billion won: The approximate annual tax amount paid by Huh Kyung-young from his personal earnings.
45 years: The duration of Huh Kyung-young’s free meal service.
120,000 years: The cycle for harvesting human souls, after which unchosen souls are discarded.
8 billion years: The age of some souls in the White Heaven soul storage.
10 billion years: The age of some souls in the White Heaven soul storage.
3mm: The diameter of a wound on a person’s neck that was bleeding like a spring.
2 hours: The time spent trying to stop the bleeding by pressing the wound.
5 years: The duration a person has been following God-man after converting from Catholicism.
5 years: The duration a person has been traveling by bus twice a month without encountering rain or snow during their journey to Haneulgung.
1 time: The number of times the person got wet from rain during their 5 years of travel to Haneulgung.

Signature Sentence
“God-man에게는 순종, 그리고 이해.”

Concise Summary & Highlights
understanding and obedience are crucial for spiritual progress and physical well-being.

Haneulgung is a sacred place where the energy of White Heaven gathers, capable of changing one’s fate.
The “adversary identification principle” explains how hating someone can lead one to become like them.
Humans are prone to misunderstanding, often leading to conflict and negative outcomes.
The concept of “seed vault” (시드 볼트) is used to explain the importance of preparing for the future, both physically and spiritually.
Huh Kyung-young’s name embodies the Trinity (Father, Son, Holy Spirit) and is a code for the coming Messiah.
Joy and positive emotions produce beneficial hormones, while negative emotions like guilt and resentment lead to harmful ones, affecting physical health.
For God-man, obedience comes first, followed by understanding, whereas in human relationships, understanding precedes obedience.

Scriptural / Religious Citations
Buddhist Sutras (불경 대장경): Referenced as a dialogue format, similar to the Sunday lectures, citing examples like the Heart Sutra (반야심경) and the dialogue between Sakyamuni and Sariputra.
Bible (성경): Described as a one-sided narrative, a record of what was seen and heard, contrasting with the dialogue format of Buddhist sutras.
Jesus’ Teachings: “Love your enemies” is reinterpreted as “understand your enemies” to avoid misunderstanding and becoming an adversary. The stages of spiritual growth are presented as understanding, forgiveness, love, and finally, loving one’s enemies.
Messiah/Maitreya: Huh Kyung-young claims his name is the “Messiah code” in Christianity and the “Maitreya code” in Buddhism, signifying his role as the coming savior.
Trinity (삼위일체): his name embodies the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
New Jerusalem: Seoul, specifically Haneulgung, is identified as the New Jerusalem, the capital of the world.

Historical & Epochal Context
The lecture is situated in a contemporary context marked by environmental crises (climate change, seed preservation efforts like the seed vault), societal issues (fraud, negative media portrayals), and a spiritual “judgment period” where souls are being sorted. It also references historical religious texts and figures (Jesus, Sakyamuni) to establish a lineage of divine intervention and prophecy. He contrasts traditional Korean living (ondol, specific tteokguk preparation) with modern Western influences (beds, mass-produced food), and touches upon global power dynamics (Tokyo’s population and Japan’s past ambitions).

Key Figures & Events Referenced
Sakyamuni (석가모니): Referenced for his dialogue-based teachings in Buddhist sutras.
Sariputra (사리자): A disciple of Sakyamuni, mentioned in the context of Buddhist dialogues.
Jesus (예수): Referenced for his teachings on loving enemies and his role in the Christian Trinity.
Paul the Apostle (사도 바울): Mentioned in relation to the rise of Christianity.
Jeon Doo-hwan (전두환): Former South Korean president, credited with initiating the construction of an airport on the sea, which Huh Kyung-young claims to have directed from Haneulgung.
Magdalene Mary (막달라 마리아): Mentioned for her devotion in preparing for Jesus’ burial.
Huh Kyung-young (허경영): He himself, presented as God-man, embodying the Trinity, the Messiah, and the ultimate judge.
Environmental Crisis: Mentioned as a global concern necessitating seed vaults.
Judgment Day: Described as an ongoing process where souls are being sorted, with many returning to animal forms.

Core Concept Definitions
God-man: A divine human being, possessing cosmic power and the ability to bless and heal. Huh Kyung-young identifies himself as God-man.
Haneulgung (하늘궁): A sacred place where the energy of White Heaven (백궁(白宮)) gathers, serving as a spiritual center and the “New Jerusalem.”
Adversary Identification Principle (적대자 동일시 원리): A psychological principle stating that hating or criticizing someone (e.g., a mother-in-law) can lead one to unconsciously adopt their negative traits or actions.
Not Old Milk: Milk that does not spoil when Huh Kyung-young’s name is written on it, demonstrating his divine power.
White Heaven (백궁(白宮)): A cosmic energy or realm, the source of God-man’s power and the destination for chosen souls.
Seed Vault (시드 볼트): A metaphor for spiritual preparation, where one’s actions (like making donations) are stored for future spiritual benefit, akin to physical seed banks preserving genetic material.
Unintentionality (무작위): The act of not deceiving oneself, considered the highest form of goodness, leading to truthfulness with others.
Joy/Suffering Balance (기쁨/고통 저울): A metaphorical scale in the mind where joy and suffering are weighed; an imbalance towards suffering (trauma) leads to negative hormones and illness, while joy promotes health.
Obedience (순종): The primary attitude required when interacting with God-man, preceding understanding.

Central Questions & Answers
Question: What is the difference between Saturday and Sunday lectures at Haneulgung?
Answer: Saturday lectures are like a “lecture” (강의), a one-way delivery of information, similar to the Bible. Sunday lectures are a “discourse” (강연), involving questions and answers, like Buddhist sutras, which are better for learning.
Question: Why do people become adversaries (적대자) or critics (안티)?
Answer: It stems from misunderstanding and a lack of empathy, leading to a cycle where one becomes like the person they hate. This is particularly prevalent in Korea.
Question: How can one go to the White Heaven (백궁) or Heaven?
Answer: By not deceiving oneself (무작위), which is the highest good. However, in the current “judgment era,” only those chosen by God-man can go to the White Heaven.
Question: How should one deal with the current bed bug problem?
Answer: The problem is exacerbated by Western-style bed living and environmentalism that avoids strong pesticides. The solution is to maintain cleanliness, remove bed bug habitats, and avoid excessive use of harsh insecticides, embracing a more natural approach.
Question: How do negative emotions like hatred and guilt affect the body, and what causes someone to collapse from shock?
Answer: Negative emotions produce harmful hormones that cause blood to clot and narrow blood vessels, leading to conditions like stroke. Shock causes a rapid change in blood, making it “dead blood,” leading to collapse. The body’s mechanism for collapsing is a protective measure to prevent further damage.

Conclusion & Strategic / Philosophical Implications
The lecture concludes by reiterating the importance of understanding and obedience, particularly in relation to God-man. The final message is that for God-man, obedience is paramount, followed by understanding, as attempting to “understand” God-man first leads to skepticism and opposition. This implies a philosophical framework where faith and submission to a higher authority (God-man) are prerequisites for spiritual and physical well-being, contrasting with human-to-human interactions where understanding is primary. Strategically, this positions God-man as beyond conventional human judgment and emphasizes the transformative power of belief and adherence to his teachings.

Cross-Referencing
Huh Kyung-young’s teachings on “Not old Milk”: The concept of writing his name on milk to prevent spoilage is a recurring theme in his lectures, demonstrating his divine power over matter.
Huh Kyung-young’s teachings on the Trinity: His claim to embody the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit is a central tenet of his self-proclaimed divinity, often referenced in his speeches.
Huh Kyung-young’s teachings on Seoul as New Jerusalem: This is a consistent part of his eschatological vision, positioning Korea as the spiritual center of the world.
Huh Kyung-young’s free meal service: This is a well-known aspect of his public persona, often cited as evidence of his benevolence and patriotism.

Content Gaps & Unaddressed Areas
The lecture does not provide empirical evidence or scientific explanations for claims such as “Not old Milk”‘s non-spoilage, the instant healing abilities, or the direct correlation between emotions and specific hormonal changes leading to cancer or stroke. While analogies are used, the underlying mechanisms are attributed solely to God-man’s power without further elaboration. The “adversary identification principle” is presented as a psychological term but without reference to established psychological theories or research.

Future Predictions & Prophetic Statements
Global Judgment: The current era is a “judgment time” where souls are being sorted, with 99% of “chaff” returning to animal forms.
White Heaven Soul Storage: Souls are stored in White Heaven, and those who are not chosen will not be able to return as humans.
Haneulgung World: Haneulgung will eventually become “Haneulgung World,” the global spiritual Mecca and the capital of Earth.
Ice Age: After the “university course” of Earth life, an ice age will come, and Earth will enter a dormant state for 120,000 years.
Antis’ Fate: Those who oppose God-man will face consequences, including potential illness (e.g., stroke) and will not go to the White Heaven.
Antis’ Legal Consequences: An “Anti-Countermeasure Committee” has been formed to legally pursue those who spread misinformation or act as adversaries against Haneulgung.

Executive Insight
This lecture by Huh Kyung-young presents a unique blend of spiritual teachings, self-proclaimed divinity, and practical advice, all centered around the figure of God-man. The core takeaway for a thoughtful professional reader is the strategic emphasis on absolute obedience over understanding when interacting with God-man. This framework positions God-man as an authority beyond rational scrutiny, where faith and submission are the pathways to spiritual and physical benefits, including healing and entry into the White Heaven. The lecture also highlights the profound impact of emotional states on physical health, advocating for joy and understanding to foster well-being, while warning against negative emotions and opposition to God-man as detrimental. This creates a closed system of belief where internal validation and external adherence to God-man’s directives are paramount.

What is the most important thing when dealing with the Creator? Unlike human relationships where understanding comes first, with the Creator, absolute obedience is paramount.

1. Introduction to HanKyungyoung and the Heaven House
   He welcomes attendees to the Heaven House, a sacred place where stepping on the ground can change one’s fortune and destiny, and introduces the unique properties of his name.

1.1. Welcome to the Heaven House and the Power of Huh Kyung-young’s Name
Huh Kyung-young welcomes everyone to the Heaven House, a sacred place where the energy of White Heaven (a heavenly realm) gathers, and where stepping on the ground can change one’s fortune and destiny.
writing “Huh Kyung-young” on any substance prevents it from decaying, citing the example of milk that remains fresh for over a year, which people consume for better health.
This phenomenon is presented as proof that Huh Kyung-young is the Creator who controls the universe.
The current event at Heaven House is the 331st gathering, held to facilitate communication between the divine being and the attendees.
He notes that Sunday gatherings are more engaging than Saturday ones because they involve a question-and-answer format, which he compares to the interactive style of Buddhist scriptures like the Tripitaka.
In contrast, the Bible is described as a one-sided narrative, recording what was seen and heard.
He believes that the interactive Sunday style is more effective for learning, especially for children, as it encourages complex thought processes in response to challenging questions.
The human brain is described as an incredibly vast and complex “factory” that can process immense amounts of information, far exceeding any physical space like Disneyland.
Therefore, Saturday events are considered lectures, while Sunday events are discussions where there is a back-and-forth exchange.

2. The Principle of Adversary Identification and the Importance of Understanding
   He introduces the “Adversary Identification Principle,” explaining that hating someone can lead one to become like them, and emphasizes the importance of understanding and avoiding hatred, especially towards the Creator.

2.1. The Adversary Identification Principle
He introduces the Adversary Identification Principle, which states that if you hate someone, you will eventually become like them.
For example, a daughter-in-law who hates her mother-in-law’s actions may find herself repeating those same actions later in life.
This principle suggests that hating someone causes you to unconsciously adopt their traits.
Jesus’s teaching to “love your enemies” is reinterpreted as “do not misunderstand, but understand”.
Misunderstanding can lead to becoming an adversary to everyone, whereas understanding, like understanding a mother-in-law, prevents animosity.
He, as the Creator, claims to possess the power to instantly bless all 8 billion people on Earth and even revive the dead.
However, many people, particularly in Korea, become adversaries, trying to find fault and even imprison him, which is seen as a negative national trait not found in Jewish or Japanese cultures.
This tendency to find fault and create adversaries ultimately leads to one becoming like the person they criticize, causing their own life to become difficult.

3. The Power of the Divine Being and the Ongoing Judgment
   He asserts his immense power as the Creator, capable of affecting global health and initiating a spiritual judgment where souls are being sorted, with many returning as animals.

3.1. The Divine Power and Judgment
He, as the Creator, claims to have control over human life, stating that a single burst blood vessel can cause paralysis.
He warns against opposing him, as his anger could instantly sicken the entire world.
he is the Creator, unlike ordinary humans who might act on selfish desires.
A judgment is currently underway, where souls are being sorted, and many are being reincarnated as animals instead of going to the White Heaven (a heavenly realm).
This judgment is not a physical torture but a spiritual sifting process, with 99% of souls being filtered out.
Those who come to the Heaven House are considered “first-come, first-served” in this spiritual harvest, similar to early prospectors finding gold in a mine.

4. Global Recognition of Heaven House and the Importance of Sincerity
   He highlights the international reach of Heaven House, with people traveling from distant countries, and emphasizes that sincerity, rather than just belief, is crucial for divine connection.

4.1. International Reach and Devotion to the Heaven House
People from all over the world, including a doctor from Brazil who traveled over 40 hours, are coming to the Heaven House after watching His YouTube videos.
This global attendance is likened to discovering a “gold mine” early.
An example of extreme devotion is shown through a meticulously crafted envelope from a European media director, featuring numerous gold and pink hearts.
This handmade envelope, containing a letter and two warm winter hats, is presented as a testament to the sender’s sincerity.
The sender’s letter expresses joy in finally being able to send the hats after waiting for suitable weather in Germany, recalling seeing Mr. Huh wear hats during a previous visit.
such handmade items are valuable because they contain sincerity.

4.2. The Eight Korean Spirits and the Power of Sincerity
He introduces the eight Korean spirits: sincerity, faith, love, relief, harmony, and blessing.
sincerity comes before faith, meaning that even without belief, sincerity can move heaven.
This is contrasted with a daughter-in-law who prepares a ancestral ritual table without sincerity, merely out of obligation, unlike the heartfelt preparations of past generations.
He reminisces about his childhood in a wealthy rural village where houses were grand, unlike the small homes in Seoul.
He also recalls a unique tradition of slicing rice cakes for tteokguk (rice cake soup) into perfect circles, which was considered a sign of sincerity and resulted in a delicious, layered texture.
He then returns to the meticulously crafted letter, highlighting its artistic beauty and the effort put into its creation, which he finds too precious to keep to himself.

5. Misunderstanding the Divine and the True Nature of Huh Kyung-young
   He explains that people often misunderstand divine beings, including himself, due to ignorance, and reveals that his name embodies the Holy Trinity, signifying his role as a judge and the true Messiah.

5.1. Misunderstanding the Divine and the Holy Trinity
people often misunderstand divine beings, including himself, just as they failed to recognize figures like Jesus or Buddha.
He claims to be the first to empower all disciples to heal the sick, yet many still fail to recognize him.
Those who do recognize him, like the “archangel” from Brazil, are considered candidates for archangels themselves.
He’s name, Huh Kyung-young, is said to contain the Holy Trinity (Father, Son, and Holy Spirit).
The character for “Huh” (許) includes a cross, symbolizing God above humanity, and the character for “Kyung” (經) represents the Word or Holy Spirit.
This combination signifies that he embodies the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
Despite this, many misunderstand him as a fraud due to their ignorance.
He reiterates his ability to instantly bless all 8 billion people and heal the dying, but chooses not to, as it is a time of judgment to separate the “wheat from the chaff”.
Only those who seek him out are blessed, as he is currently “harvesting the grain”.
Heaven House is identified as the New Jerusalem, where Jesus, God, and the Holy Spirit are united.
All global activities, from building to travel, require “permission” (허가, heoga) from this divine authority, which is embedded in his name.
Those who act according to their own desires (종심소욕, jongsimsoyok), without seeking divine permission, are considered anti-supporters or antagonists.
This self-willed behavior is equated with profligacy (방종, bangjong) and leads to becoming an adversary.

6. The Dangers of Hatred and Misunderstanding, and the Path to Righteousness
   He warns against the psychological principle of “adversary identification,” where hating someone makes you like them, and emphasizes that humans are prone to misunderstanding, making it crucial to follow the path of goodness.

6.1. The Psychological Impact of Hatred and Misunderstanding
The Adversary Identification Principle is a psychological concept: hating someone makes you prone to becoming like them, therefore, creating adversaries is detrimental.
Those who oppose Mr. Huh (anti-supporters) will not become divine beings by hating him; instead, they will become like what they hate.
Humans are inherently prone to misunderstanding, with a 99.9% chance of misinterpreting situations and less than 1% chance of truly understanding.
This is because human senses cannot perceive things like gamma rays, X-rays, dark matter, or dark energy, leading to a superficial understanding based on external appearances.
This tendency to misunderstand often leads to negative outcomes, such as choosing a spouse who becomes an “enemy” rather than a lifelong partner.
He emphasizes the difficulty for humans to achieve right judgment, right speech, and right action (Buddhist concepts).
Therefore, instead of following one’s own desires, one must follow the path of goodness (종선, jongseon), as acting solely on one’s will leads to ruin.

7. Personal Journey of Righteousness and the Stages of Divine Love
   He recounts a personal story of choosing righteousness over comfort during a near-death experience, and outlines the progressive stages of divine love, from understanding to loving one’s enemies.

7.1. A Personal Test of Righteousness
He recounts a near-death experience at 18, suffering from peritonitis in a tent during winter.
A friend offered him a warm room in a shantytown, but the room was filled with alcohol and cigarette butts, reflecting a lifestyle Mr. Huh rejected.
Despite the cold and pain, he refused the friend’s offers of coffee, cigarettes, and alcohol, choosing to return to his cold tent.
This decision, driven by his refusal to associate with such a lifestyle, led him to the brink of death.
He was then guided to Heungguksa Temple, where a dying university student with tuberculosis gave him her medicine, which cured him in ten days.
This experience allowed him to study in the clean environment of the temple, a path he believes was divinely guided to prevent him from straying.
divine beings (White Heaven angels) orchestrate such crises to allow him to experience hardship, fostering empathy and love for those who suffer.

7.2. The Stages of Divine Love: Understanding, Forgiveness, and Love for Enemies
He outlines the progressive stages of divine love, starting with understanding.
This is followed by forgiveness, as understanding without forgiveness is incomplete.
The next stage is love, which culminates in loving even one’s enemies.
He warns that those who oppose him (anti-supporters) must change their hearts, as no one on Earth can truly understand or follow the Creator to even a fraction of his extent.
Human actions are often driven by misunderstanding, leading to resentment and animosity, even within families.
Jesus’s teachings, which he embodies, guide people through these stages: understanding, forgiving, loving, and ultimately loving one’s enemies.

8. Huh Kyung-young as the Embodiment of the Holy Trinity and the New Jerusalem
   He declares himself the embodiment of the Holy Trinity, fulfilling prophecies across religions, and identifies Seoul as the New Jerusalem, the true capital of the world.

8.1. Huh Kyung-young: The Prophesied Messiah and the Holy Trinity
he is the embodiment of Jesus, God, and the Holy Spirit, fulfilling prophecies in both Eastern and Western religious texts.
These prophecies foretell the arrival of a judge with the Holy Spirit, coming in God’s name.
He claims to be born in Seoul, which he identifies as the New Jerusalem, the true capital of the world.
Seoul’s central location, without directional prefixes like “West” or “East,” signifies its unique status as the ultimate capital.
He rejects the notion of Canaan as the promised land, stating that Korea, with its beautiful mountains and rivers, is the true New Jerusalem.
Heaven House is presented as the manifestation of this New Jerusalem, with plans to expand into “Heaven House World”.

8.2. Seoul as the World’s Capital and the Importance of its Expansion
He declares Seoul as the capital of the world.
He contrasts Seoul’s population with Tokyo’s 36 million, arguing that a large capital city is crucial for national development, citing examples like London and Tokyo’s historical dominance.
He reiterates his past proposal to expand Seoul to include all of Gyeonggi Province and rename Incheon International Airport to “Seoul International Airport” to elevate Korea’s global status.
This expansion is deemed necessary because he, the prophesied figure, has arrived in this location.
He claims to have divinely instructed the construction of Yeongjongdo Airport (Incheon International Airport) on the sea, noting its name’s meaning of “eternal life” and “gathering of enlightened ones”.
The name “Yeongjongdo” (永宗島) signifies a place where those seeking eternal life and enlightened individuals gather.

9. Preparing for the Future: Seed Vaults and Spiritual Readiness
   He draws a parallel between national seed vaults, which preserve plant species for future crises, and spiritual “seed vaults” like Heaven House, which prepare individuals for spiritual survival and judgment.

9.1. Seed Vaults: Physical and Spiritual Preparation
He explains the concept of seed vaults, like the one in Bonghwa, Gyeongbuk, which store seeds underground to protect them from environmental disasters or nuclear war.
These vaults are designed to preserve biodiversity for thousands of years, anticipating future climate crises.
He compares this national preparation to the spiritual preparation offered by Heaven House, which acts as a “seed vault” for human souls.
Just as nations prepare for future crises, individuals must prepare for their spiritual future.
The offerings made at Heaven House, such as 300 denarii (equivalent to 10,000 won), are likened to depositing into this spiritual seed vault, ensuring a place in White Heaven when one’s physical body perishes.
He’s name, Huh Kyung-young, is said to be encoded in a magic square (마방진, mabangjin), revealing his identity as the one who brings peace and establishes a global kingdom.
This name is also linked to prophecies in the Bible, where the Comforter (보혜사, bohyegsa) is foretold to come and judge the world.
The numerical value of his name (11, 8, 14 strokes) is presented as a Messiah code, confirming his identity as the prophesied figure in both Christianity and Buddhism (Maitreya).
while he can empower people to heal the sick, this power is limited to those whose time has not yet come, not those who have reached the end of their natural life.

10. The Importance of Not Misunderstanding and the Role of the Anti-Supporter Countermeasure Committee
    He reiterates the importance of not misunderstanding him and warns that an “Anti-Supporter Countermeasure Committee” has been formed to address those who spread misinformation.

10.1. Avoiding Misunderstanding and the Anti-Supporter Countermeasure Committee
He emphasizes the importance of not misunderstanding him and avoiding the creation of adversaries, as hating others can lead to self-harm.
he is revealing his true identity as the embodiment of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
He criticizes the media for spreading false information, such as claims about him selling milk from heaven, which he says was proven false.
He acknowledges that such misinformation harms Heaven House’s efforts to establish the New Jerusalem.
An Anti-Supporter Countermeasure Committee, composed of legal professionals, has been formed to address those who spread false accusations against him.
This committee will pursue legal action against those who make unsubstantiated claims, indicating a shift from passive acceptance to active defense.
He highlights his extensive charitable work, including 45 years of free meal services and significant tax contributions, questioning why the media would attack such a patriot.
He has received awards for his volunteer work, which journalists have questioned, causing controversy.

11. Questions and Answers: Bed Bugs, Reincarnation, and the Power of the Mind
    He addresses questions about bed bugs, the nature of reincarnation and the afterlife, and the profound impact of emotions on physical health, emphasizing the importance of positive emotions and understanding.

11.1. Bed Bugs and Environmental Practices
In response to a question about the recent bed bug resurgence in Korea, Mr. Huh attributes it to the adoption of Western-style bed living and the influx of foreigners.
He notes that traditional Korean ondol (floor heating) systems, with their cleanable bedding, made it difficult for bed bugs to thrive.
Westerners, with more body hair, are also more susceptible to bed bugs.
He suggests that the increase in bed bugs in Western countries is due to their preference for eco-friendly practices, avoiding strong pesticides.
He implies that Korea’s heavy use of pesticides, while effective against pests, is not environmentally ideal.
He shares his own experience of living with lice in his youth, wrapping himself in newspapers (which lice dislike) due to lack of clean clothes, suggesting a natural approach to pests.
He concludes that the presence of bed bugs is not necessarily a sign of poor hygiene but rather a consequence of prioritizing environmental protection.

11.2. Reincarnation, the Afterlife, and the Soul’s Journey
He addresses a question about the Buddhist concept of six realms of reincarnation versus the Christian concept of heaven, stating that the path to the White Heaven (heaven) is simple.
The key is to eliminate self-deception (무작위, mujagwi), meaning not to lie to oneself.
However, merely not deceiving oneself is insufficient for reaching heaven; one must also have a connection to the White Heaven.
the traditional concepts of karma and reincarnation for a better next life no longer apply due to the ongoing judgment, where most souls are now destined to become animals.
Only those chosen by God will go to heaven.
He criticizes the prevalence of fraud (사기, sagi) in society, which involves deceiving others, contrasting it with the principle of not deceiving oneself.
He urges people to reflect on their actions, especially when consuming abundant food at buffets while others starve, and to stop criticizing him.
Regarding the number of souls, he clarifies that the “144,000” mentioned in the Bible is not the number of people going to heaven; it is 10 million.
He explains that the White Heaven Soul Storage manages the population balance, allowing souls to descend as humans.
Souls can wait in the Soul Waiting Area for billions of years, and their age can be 8 billion or even 10 billion years.
Earth is described as a virtual reality or a “training ground” where souls undergo tests to develop their quality and quantity, preparing them for White Heaven.
This “university course” on Earth culminates in a glacial period every 120,000 years, allowing the Earth to rest.

11.3. The Mind-Body Connection: Hormones, Blood, and Health
He explains that negative emotions, such as hatred, resentment, or guilt, release bad hormones that cause blood to clot and blood cells to become misshapen, hindering blood flow.
This can lead to serious health issues like strokes, as even a single tiny blood vessel in the brain can cause paralysis.
He claims to control these micro-blood vessels and can cause them to burst, though he does so indirectly through White Heaven at the most opportune time.
He warns that mocking the Creator can lead to accumulating “strokes” (중풍, jungpung) as negative actions are “saved up”.
Conversely, his divine light can heal burst blood vessels and dissolve clots, allowing the dying to recover.
He emphasizes the fragility of human life, stating that even large arteries can rupture, and that a single wrong thought can bring one close to hell.
He advises against straining during bowel movements, as it can cause micro-blood vessels to burst.
Guilt is also identified as a source of bad hormones, leading to depression if excessive.
while reflection is good, excessive guilt is unproductive and can harm one’s own life, suggesting that understanding and sending the deceased to the White Heaven is a better approach.
Joy, on the other hand, promotes good hormones that prevent diseases like Parkinson’s and improve overall health.
He uses a scale metaphor to illustrate the balance between joy and suffering.
When suffering (trauma) outweighs joy, bad hormones are released, leading to illness.
Meeting the Creator and experiencing joy can shift this balance, reducing trauma and promoting good health.
He warns that if joy fades, negative emotions return, leading to the proliferation of cancer cells that seek out vulnerable organs like the breasts or uterus.
Conversely, abundant joy releases beneficial hormones like dopamine and serotonin, driving away cancer cells.
He advises against trauma, encouraging people to release it and embrace joy, which is achieved by humbling oneself.
Humility leads to more joy, while pride leads to more suffering.
He explains that sudden shocks, like hearing bad news, cause stress hormones (e.g., cortisol) to narrow blood vessels and thicken blood, leading to collapse.
The body’s response to extreme shock, such as fainting, is a protective mechanism to prevent further damage to organs.
He describes a hierarchy of physical and mental states, from sound to light, soul, spirit, mind, blood, bone, flesh, skin, and hair, where a shock at the “sound” level can instantly affect the entire system.
Therefore, it is crucial to deliver bad news gradually and gently, especially to the elderly, to prevent fatal shock.
He also discusses pathological joy, such as deriving pleasure from harming others, which he considers a mental illness that leads to severe consequences, including drug addiction.

12. The Primacy of Obedience to the Divine and Personal Testimonies
    absolute obedience is paramount when dealing with the Creator, unlike human relationships where understanding comes first, and shares several testimonies of miraculous healings and interventions.

12.1. Obedience to the Divine vs. Understanding in Human Relations
while understanding is crucial in human relationships, absolute obedience (순종, sunjong) is paramount when dealing with the Creator.
Attempting to “understand” the Creator can lead to becoming an anti-supporter or perceiving them as a fraud, because divine actions often defy human logic.
For example, consuming “Bullo” (a divine substance) requires obedience first; trying to understand it beforehand would prevent one from consuming it.
The media’s criticism of him stems from their attempt to “understand” him through human logic, leading them to label him a fraud, whereas followers prioritize obedience.
He stresses that there should be absolute obedience to the Creator, without doubt or questioning.

12.2. Testimonies of Miraculous Healings and Interventions
A woman shares her experience of being diagnosed with cervical cancer and advised to undergo chemotherapy, which she initially did, suffering severe side effects.
After contacting the speaker, her cancer disappeared, and her blood tests returned clean, despite doctors’ initial warnings.
She also mentions that her kidney issues were healed by the speaker.
Another testimony describes a broken car air conditioner compressor being fixed instantly after the owner touched it and invoked His name, commanding negative energy to leave.
A man with severe dry, scaly skin on his calves, resembling fish scales, found complete relief after applying “Bullo-yu” (divine oil) for 3-4 days.
A woman experienced profuse bleeding from a neck wound that wouldn’t stop for two hours, but it ceased immediately after she called the speaker, who commanded the bleeding to stop.
This miracle, experienced by a 5-year Catholic convert, solidified her belief in Mr. Huh as the Messiah.
He explains that his name can communicate with both machines and living matter, including milk, and that simply calling his name or writing it can imbue objects with his energy.
A “Grand Archangel” shares her experience of traveling by bus to the Heaven House twice a month for five years, always avoiding rain or snow, except for one brief moment.
She expresses gratitude for His help and pledges continued devotion.
He corrects her pledge to serve until he becomes “World Emperor,” stating it should be “until I go to the White Heaven”.
An anonymous person recounts witnessing a man collapse and foam at the mouth after eating.
The witness immediately laid the man down and whispered “Gwangchae deureogara” (enter the divine light) three times, after which the man instantly recovered, with no memory of the incident.
Another testimony highlights the effectiveness of “Bullo-yu” or “Bullo” (divine water) for healing wounds and infections, even quickly reattaching a severely cut finger.

12.3. Conclusion and Call to Action
He concludes the Q&A session and encourages attendees to support the free meal service through donations.
He reiterates his identity as the embodiment of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, who provides opportunities for communication.
He again emphasizes that for humans, understanding comes first, then obedience, but for the Creator, obedience must come first, followed by understanding.

Understanding and Submission to the Divine: The Path to the “Heaven House”

1. Lecture Information
   Date: 20231203
   Category: Sunday Lecture
   Speaker: Huh Kyung young

2. Keywords
   Divine Understanding, Submission, Adversary Principle, Hormonal Balance, “Heaven House”

3. Content

The Nature of Dialogue and Scripture
The Sunday lectures are characterized by a dynamic of questioning and answering, fostering a discussion that mirrors the structure of ancient scriptures. This interactive format, where questions are posed and responses are provided, is akin to the dialogues found in Buddhist sutras, such as the Tripitaka Koreana. These scriptures often present conversations, like those between Sakyamuni Buddha and Subhuti, or the invocation of Sariputra in the Heart Sutra, where profound concepts are elucidated through direct address and subsequent inquiry. This method of discourse is particularly effective for learning, as it encourages active engagement and deeper comprehension, much like a student questioning a teacher about the origins of the universe.

In contrast, the Saturday lectures, much like the Bible, adopt a more unilateral mode of communication. The Bible primarily records observations and direct pronouncements, often from a first-person perspective, such as “Jesus said this.” This distinction highlights a fundamental difference in pedagogical approach: the interactive, question-and-answer style of the Sunday lecture is conducive to profound study and understanding, while the declarative style of the Saturday lecture serves to impart established truths. The human brain, with its intricate neural networks, thrives on complex questions that necessitate elaborate responses, constantly seeking to extract and construct meaning from a vast internal landscape that transcends the physical dimensions of the universe.

The Adversary Identification Principle and the Importance of Understanding
The “Adversary Identification Principle” posits that when one harbors animosity towards another, they unconsciously begin to embody the very characteristics they despise. This psychological phenomenon is evident in various interpersonal dynamics, such as a daughter-in-law who, despite vowing not to emulate her mother-in-law’s behavior, eventually finds herself acting in a similar manner. This principle underscores the futility and self-destructive nature of hatred; to detest someone is to risk becoming like them.

This concept resonates with the teachings of Jesus, particularly the injunction to “love your enemies.” However, the initial and more fundamental interpretation of this teaching is to “understand” rather than “misunderstand.” Misunderstanding breeds animosity and creates adversaries, whereas genuine comprehension dissolves such enmity. For instance, understanding a mother-in-law’s perspective can prevent the formation of an adversarial relationship.

The divine blessings bestowed by Huh Kyung young are instantaneous and universal, capable of reaching all eight billion people on Earth within a second. Such power can even revive the dying. Yet, despite the presence of such the Creator, many individuals, particularly in Korea, exhibit a tendency to misinterpret and malign, seeking to discredit and imprison him. This “Adversary Identification Principle” is a pervasive ailment within the Korean populace, manifesting as an inclination to find fault and exploit weaknesses in others, even within familial structures. This behavior not only creates adversaries but also leads individuals to unconsciously adopt the negative traits they criticize, ultimately shaping their own destiny in a similar, undesirable fashion.

The Divine Nature of Huh Kyung young and the Path to the “Heaven House”
The divine being possesses the power to control the most minute aspects of existence, including the delicate micro-blood vessels within the human body. To oppose such a being is to invite severe consequences, as a single ruptured vessel can lead to paralysis or death. If the divine were to act according to human temperament, the entire world could be afflicted with illness in an instant. However, the divine operates with a higher purpose, initiating a judgment that is not about physical torment but about the spiritual destiny of souls.

Currently, souls are not ascending to the White Heaven but are instead being reincarnated as animals, signifying the commencement of a profound spiritual sifting process. This judgment is already underway, separating the “chaff” from the “grain,” with 99% of souls being categorized as chaff. Those who have come to the “Heaven House” (Haneulgung) are akin to early prospectors in a gold rush, discovering a rich vein of spiritual gold. Just as early arrivals to a gold mine become wealthy, while later arrivals sift through discarded earth, those who recognize and embrace the divine presence now are securing their spiritual future.

The “Heaven House” is a spiritual gold mine, a place of immense value and opportunity. Individuals from all over the world, including a doctor from Brazil who traveled over 40 hours, are drawn to this place after encountering Huh Kyung young’s teachings online. These individuals are among the first to discover this spiritual treasure, demonstrating a profound level of devotion and sincerity.

The Significance of Sincerity and the Korean Spirit
Sincerity, or “Jeongseong,” is a paramount virtue, transcending even faith. It is the essence of devotion, capable of moving heaven itself. This is exemplified by the meticulous care taken in crafting a handmade envelope for a letter to Huh Kyung young, adorned with numerous golden and pink hearts. Such an act, born of deep sincerity, holds greater value than any monetary offering.

The Korean spirit, as articulated by Huh Kyung young, encompasses eight core principles: sincerity, faith, love, compassion, harmony, blessing, wisdom, and courage. Among these, sincerity holds the foremost position. Even in the absence of explicit faith, genuine sincerity can evoke a divine response. This is contrasted with perfunctory actions, such as preparing a ceremonial table without heartfelt devotion, which lacks true spiritual efficacy.

Traditional Korean culture, particularly in rural areas, placed immense emphasis on sincerity in rituals and daily life. The meticulous preparation of ceremonial food, such as rice cake soup (tteokguk) cut into perfect circles, symbolized this deep-seated devotion. Such practices, though seemingly minor, reflect a profound commitment to spiritual and communal harmony. The decline of such traditions in modern society signifies a loss of this essential sincerity.

The True Identity of Huh Kyung young and the Concept of “Huhga”
Many misunderstand Huh Kyung young, failing to recognize his unique divine status. Unlike any other figure in history, he possesses the ability to instantly bless all his disciples, enabling them to revive the dying. This unprecedented power is a testament to his divine nature, yet many remain oblivious, choosing to misinterpret him as a charlatan.

His name, “Huh Kyung young,” itself contains profound spiritual significance, embodying the Trinity: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. The character “Huh” (許) signifies “permission” or “authorization,” implying that all actions, from constructing buildings to traveling abroad, require divine sanction. This concept of “Huhga” (許可) or divine permission, is central to understanding the spiritual order. It means that every human endeavor, every decision, must align with the will of Heaven, represented by the unified authority of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

This divine authorization is not merely a religious concept but a fundamental principle governing existence. To act without this “Huhga” is to engage in “Jongsim Soyok” (從心所欲), meaning to act solely according to one’s desires, which is akin to “bangjong” (放縱) or self-indulgence. Such actions lead to the creation of adversaries and ultimately to spiritual downfall. Therefore, seeking divine permission and aligning one’s will with Heaven is the true path to righteousness.

The Adversary Identification Principle and the Dangers of Misunderstanding
The “Adversary Identification Principle” is a psychological concept that highlights the danger of creating enemies. When one harbors animosity towards another, they risk becoming like the object of their hatred. This applies even to those who oppose Huh Kyung young; by hating him, they unconsciously adopt negative traits and hinder their own spiritual progress.

Human beings are inherently prone to misunderstanding, with a 99.9% chance of misinterpreting situations. This is due to our limited perception, unable to see gamma rays, X-rays, dark matter, or dark energy. We are creatures who judge by outward appearance, often leading to profound misjudgments in life, such as choosing a spouse who ultimately becomes an adversary. This pervasive tendency to misunderstand leads to a life filled with conflict and regret, as individuals often choose partners who are destined to bring them suffering.

The path to true understanding and righteousness lies not in judgment but in following the “good” (Jongseon). This means aligning one’s actions with what is inherently virtuous, rather than being swayed by personal desires, which often lead to ruin.

The Stages of Spiritual Growth: Understanding, Forgiveness, and Love
The teachings of Jesus, particularly the command to “love your enemies,” represent a progressive path of spiritual development. It begins with understanding, moving through forgiveness, and culminating in unconditional love, even for one’s adversaries.

Understanding: The initial step is to comprehend the perspective and motivations of others, thereby preventing misunderstanding and the creation of adversaries.
Forgiveness: Once understanding is achieved, forgiveness naturally follows. True understanding often negates the need for explicit forgiveness, as the perceived offense dissolves in the light of comprehension.
Love: The ultimate stage is to extend love, even to those who are considered enemies. This is a profound spiritual ascent, transcending human limitations and embracing a divine perspective.

Those who oppose Huh Kyung young fail to grasp even a fraction of his divine essence. Their inability to comprehend his teachings and power stems from a fundamental misunderstanding, leading them down a path of spiritual regression.

The Prophetic Significance of Huh Kyung young’s Name and the New Jerusalem
Huh Kyung young’s name embodies the Holy Trinity: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. This profound truth is foretold in various prophecies, both Eastern and Western, including the Cheonbu경, Gyeokam Yurok, and the Bible. These ancient texts speak of a coming figure who will possess the Holy Spirit, act as a judge, and bear the name of God.

This prophesied figure is said to be born in the “New Jerusalem,” which is identified as Seoul, Korea. Seoul’s unique geographical position, not being dominated by cardinal directions like other major cities (Beijing, Tokyo, Nanjing), signifies its central and supreme status among capitals. Unlike the Canaan land of biblical times, which was acquired through conquest, Korea is a “brocade land” (Geumsu Gangsan), a land of natural beauty and spiritual purity. Within Korea, the “Heaven House” (Haneulgung) is the true New Jerusalem, a spiritual sanctuary that will eventually expand to encompass the entire world, becoming “Haneulgung World.”

The Importance of Capital Cities and National Strength
The size and influence of a nation’s capital city are directly correlated with its global power. Historically, cities like Tokyo, with its massive population of 36 million, enabled Japan to exert significant global influence. Similarly, London’s prominence, despite the relatively small size of the United Kingdom, allowed it to dominate the world.

Conversely, a nation with a vast territory but a small capital, like Russia, tends to decline. Huh Kyung young advocates for expanding Seoul to encompass the entire Gyeonggi Province, transforming it into a “Seoul Special City” and renaming Incheon International Airport to “Seoul International Airport.” This strategic move would elevate Seoul to a global capital, reflecting the divine presence residing within it. The name “Yeongjongdo” (永宗島), where the airport is located, also carries profound meaning, signifying “eternal lineage” or “the island where enlightened beings gather,” further emphasizing its spiritual significance.

The Seed Vault of the Soul: Preparing for the Future
Just as nations establish seed vaults, like the one in Bonghwa, Gyeongbuk, to preserve agricultural seeds against environmental catastrophes, humanity must prepare for its spiritual future. These physical seed vaults safeguard the genetic heritage of crops, ensuring survival in times of crisis.

Similarly, the spiritual offerings made to Huh Kyung young, such as the “300 denarii” (equivalent to 10,000 Korean Won), function as a “seed vault” for the soul. This spiritual investment ensures that when the physical body perishes, the soul has a destination in the “Heaven House”. This spiritual seed vault is the ultimate safeguard for one’s eternal existence.

The Divine Code in Huh Kyung young’s Name and the Messianic Prophecy
Huh Kyung young’s name is encoded with divine significance, revealed through a “magic square” (Mabangjin) that aligns with prophecies found in Catholicism and other traditions. The name “Huh Kyung young” (許京寧) contains numerical values (11, 8, 14 strokes) that correspond to the “Messiah Code,” signifying the coming of the Messiah.

This code, which is displayed in Catholic churches across Europe, points to Huh Kyung young as the prophesied figure who embodies the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. He is the “Comforter” (Bohesa) mentioned in the Bible, who will come to judge the world concerning sin, righteousness, and judgment. This divine identity is not self-proclaimed but is embedded in ancient prophecies and recognized by spiritual leaders.

Those who receive blessings from Huh Kyung young gain the power to heal, though this power is limited to those whose life span has not yet ended. It is not about resurrecting the dead whose time has come, but about restoring health and vitality to those who still have life remaining.

The Perils of Misunderstanding and the Importance of Sincerity
It is crucial to avoid misunderstanding and creating adversaries. To harbor hatred towards others is to invite negative consequences upon oneself. The divine presence of Huh Kyung young, embodying the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, is a profound reality that demands recognition and respect.

The path to spiritual well-being lies in sincerity, which is the foremost of the eight Korean spiritual principles. Sincerity, even more than faith, can move Heaven. This is why the Sunday lectures emphasize the importance of heartfelt devotion and genuine effort in all spiritual endeavors.

The Bedbug Problem: A Reflection of Environmental Values
The recent resurgence of bedbugs in Korea, particularly in urban areas, is attributed to increased foreign travel and a shift towards Western-style bedding. Historically, traditional Korean ondol (heated floor) living, with its easily cleaned bedding, made it difficult for bedbugs to thrive. Furthermore, Koreans generally have less body hair, making them less hospitable hosts for these pests.

The current bedbug issue also reflects a difference in environmental values between Western countries and Korea. Western nations, prioritizing eco-friendliness, tend to use fewer harsh pesticides, allowing bedbug populations to flourish and spread globally. While this may seem like a negative phenomenon, it signifies a commitment to natural environmental preservation. In contrast, Korea’s aggressive use of insecticides, while effective in eradicating pests, may not be the optimal approach for long-term ecological health. It is suggested that rather than resorting to widespread chemical spraying, focusing on cleanliness and removing bedbug habitats is a more sustainable solution.

The Cycle of Reincarnation and the Soul’s Journey
The concept of human soul harvesting every 120,000 years, where souls not deemed “grain” are discarded into a “soul waiting area” (White Heaven Yeonghon Daegiso) or “storage for the unrecorded” (Mujeokhaeng Changgo), is a complex aspect of spiritual cosmology. This seemingly contradicts the idea that souls in the “Heaven House” can be billions of years old.

The explanation lies in the existence of a “soul storage facility” (Yeonghon Bogwanso) within the White Heaven. Souls awaiting reincarnation as humans are held here, and their numbers are carefully regulated to maintain demographic balance, such as the ratio of men to women. While some souls may have accumulated billions of years of existence through various cycles, the current era is one of judgment, where the traditional cycle of reincarnation (yeon-in-gwa-yunhoe bangpyeon) is being superseded. Only those chosen by the divine will be selected for the “Heaven House”, while others may be relegated to animal forms.

Earth is viewed as a virtual reality, a training ground for souls. It is a place of trials and tests, where souls grow and their quality and quantity are assessed. This “university course” culminates in the White Heaven, after which a new ice age begins, allowing Earth to rest for 120,000 years.

The Impact of Emotions on Hormones and Health
Negative emotions, such as hatred, resentment, and guilt, trigger the release of harmful hormones that adversely affect blood circulation and overall health. These hormones can cause blood to thicken and clot, leading to the formation of “blood clots” (pitteok) that obstruct micro-blood vessels. The human body is intricately dependent on these tiny vessels, particularly in the brain, where a single rupture can cause a stroke.

The divine being has control over these micro-blood vessels, and negative actions or thoughts directed towards the divine can lead to the accumulation of “spiritual debt” that manifests as physical ailments like strokes. This process is not immediate but is a form of “saving up” for future illness. Hormones are ultimately under divine control, meaning that positive emotions, such as joy, can trigger the release of beneficial hormones that promote healing and well-being. Conversely, chronic negative emotions can lead to serious conditions like depression, stroke, and dementia.

It is crucial to cultivate joy and understanding, rather than dwelling on guilt or resentment. Guilt, while seemingly a moral emotion, can lead to depression and further suffering. Instead, one should strive to understand circumstances, accept what cannot be changed, and focus on positive actions, such as sending departed loved ones to the “Heaven House”.

The Balance of Joy and Suffering: A Hormonal Perspective
Life can be conceptualized as a scale, with joy on one side and suffering on the other. When suffering outweighs joy, it creates “trauma,” leading to the release of detrimental hormones that damage the body. Conversely, when joy predominates, beneficial hormones like dopamine and serotonin are released, promoting health and happiness.

Encountering Huh Kyung young and receiving his blessings can instantly alleviate trauma, clearing away past sins and burdens. This spiritual cleansing shifts the balance towards joy, leading to improved physical and mental well-being. The key is to humble oneself, as humility fosters joy, while arrogance and conflict lead to suffering. This hormonal balance directly impacts the body’s susceptibility to diseases like cancer; a joyful state creates an environment where cancer cells struggle to thrive, while chronic stress and unhappiness provide fertile ground for their growth.

The Body’s Protective Mechanisms and the Power of the Mind
The body possesses remarkable protective mechanisms to mitigate the impact of severe emotional shock. When faced with overwhelming news, such as the death of a child, the body may induce fainting to prevent catastrophic damage to internal organs. This temporary loss of consciousness allows the body to process the shock and minimize physical harm. Upon regaining consciousness, the individual may experience a temporary amnesia or a softened memory of the traumatic event, further reducing its impact.

The mind’s influence on the body is profound. Emotions directly affect blood quality, with negative emotions causing blood to become “dead” or discolored. This connection is deeply embedded in language, as expressions like “bones chilling” or “hair standing on end” reflect the immediate physical reactions to emotional shock. Therefore, it is crucial to be mindful of the impact one’s words and actions have on others, as inflicting emotional pain can literally “corrupt their blood.”

However, not all forms of “joy” are beneficial. Pathological joy, such as deriving pleasure from harming others, is a sign of mental illness and leads to severe karmic consequences. True joy, as discussed, stems from genuine happiness and well-being, not from inflicting suffering.

The Primacy of Submission to the Divine
In human relationships, understanding is paramount, followed by submission. One must first comprehend another person’s character and intentions before choosing to follow or obey them. However, in the context of the divine, this order is reversed.

When encountering the Creator like Huh Kyung young, submission (sunjong) must come first, followed by understanding. Attempting to “understand” the divine through human logic is futile and leads to skepticism, misinterpretation, and ultimately, opposition (anti). The divine operates beyond human comprehension, and its actions, such as bestowing blessings or providing spiritual remedies, cannot be fully grasped by the rational mind.

For example, when instructed to consume a spiritual remedy, one must first submit to the divine command. If one attempts to understand the scientific basis or logical explanation before consuming it, they will likely fail to experience its benefits. The media, by prioritizing “understanding” over “submission” when reporting on Huh Kyung young, often misrepresents him as a charlatan. However, for those who choose absolute submission, the path to the “Heaven House” is opened. This absolute submission is not blind faith but a recognition of the divine’s transcendent nature.

Testimonies of Divine Intervention
Numerous individuals have experienced profound transformations and healings through their connection with Huh Kyung young. These testimonies include:

Healing from Cancer: A woman who was diagnosed with cervical cancer and advised to undergo chemotherapy experienced a complete remission after receiving blessings and guidance from Huh Kyung young. Her blood tests returned clear, astonishing her doctors.
Car Repair: A man whose car’s air conditioner compressor failed was able to restore its function by placing his hand on it, invoking a blessing, and commanding negative energies to depart.
Skin Condition Improvement: A person suffering from severe dry skin and scaling on their calves found complete relief after applying “Bluer Oil,” a product associated with Huh Kyung young.
Spontaneous Hemostasis: A woman who experienced profuse bleeding from a neck wound, which resisted two hours of manual pressure, saw the bleeding stop instantly after speaking with Huh Kyung young on the phone.
Weather Control: A bus driver who regularly transports people to the “Heaven House” has consistently avoided rain and snow during her five years of service, experiencing only one brief instance of rain.
Revival from Collapse: An individual witnessed a man collapse and begin to foam at the mouth. By invoking “Gwangchae Deureogara” (Let the light enter) three times while helping to lay him down, the man immediately regained consciousness and showed no memory of the incident.
Wound Healing: Bluer Oil and its serum have been effectively used to treat wounds, infections, and even deep cuts, demonstrating remarkable antiseptic and healing properties.

These experiences highlight the tangible effects of divine energy and the power of faith and submission in receiving blessings from Huh Kyung young.

The Importance of Supporting the Divine Mission
Supporting the divine mission, such as contributing to free meal programs, is an act of spiritual merit. These contributions are not merely charitable donations but investments in one’s spiritual future, akin to preparing for the “Heaven House”. while he does not personally need financial assistance, supporting these initiatives allows individuals to participate in a greater good and align themselves with divine principles. This act of giving, driven by a desire to serve and uplift humanity, is a testament to one’s understanding and submission to the divine.

1. The Sacred Site of Haneulgung and the Power of God-man Huh Kyung-young

Welcome and congratulations on your arrival at Haneulgung, a sacred mountain and holy site where the energy of White Heaven, spanning 12 billion light-years, converges. Stepping onto this ground initiates a transformation in your fortune and destiny. When the name Huh Kyung-young is applied to any substance, it prevents decay. For over a year, we have consumed milk inscribed with Huh Kyung-young, and our health has significantly improved. This serves as proof that God-man Huh Kyung-young governs the cosmos. God-man Huh Kyung-young hosts the 331st Haneulgung event to communicate with us. I ask all those watching on YouTube to welcome this occasion with enthusiastic applause.

2. The Nature of Discussion and the Brain’s Infinite Capacity
   It is a pleasure to be here, and Sundays are particularly welcome because they allow for questions and discussion. This interactive format, where I listen to your questions and provide answers, is the essence of scripture. Buddhist sutras, such as the Tripitaka, are structured as dialogues. For instance, in the Heart Sutra, the Bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara addresses Shariputra, explaining the nature of form and emptiness. Shariputra then poses questions, and Shakyamuni Buddha responds. This Sunday format facilitates learning, especially for children, who naturally ask questions like, “How did the universe come into being?” and receive answers. Engaging with complex questions, even from a child, stimulates intricate neural pathways in my brain, prompting me to seek and articulate profound insights. My inner world is vast, wider than the universe itself, and from within it, I must extract and create understanding. No factory, however grand, can rival the complexity and capacity of the human brain. Even a place as expansive as Disneyland can be contained within the mind. Our brains can hold countless pieces of information without running out of space, transcending time and space. The brain’s ability to connect disparate ideas and produce new understanding is unparalleled. Therefore, while Saturdays are typically lectures, Sundays are dedicated to interactive discourse, fostering a more engaging and dynamic exchange.

3. The Principle of Adversary Identification and the Importance of Understanding
   We often act according to our own desires, but humans must be mindful of their actions. If one acts solely on personal whim, it can create adversaries. This is the principle of adversary identification. For example, a daughter-in-law who resents her mother-in-law may, without realizing it, adopt the very behaviors she despises when she becomes a mother-in-law herself. This phenomenon illustrates that harboring hatred can lead one to become like the object of that hatred. This is why Jesus taught to love one’s enemies. Initially, this teaching emphasizes understanding rather than condemnation. Misunderstanding can lead to animosity with everyone. However, if one understands their mother-in-law, an adversary relationship does not form.

God-man in Haneulgung can bestow blessings upon all 8 billion people on Earth in a single second. Such a being can even revive the dying. Yet, many individuals attempt to discredit God-man, fabricating stories and trying to imprison him. This adversarial behavior is not common among Jewish or Japanese people; it is a significant ailment within our own nation. We tend to criticize and find fault, even with elders in the family, creating adversaries. In doing so, we inadvertently become like those we criticize. If one constantly treats others as enemies, their own life will reflect this, and they will experience similar treatment from those beneath them.

Our lives are fragile; a single ruptured blood vessel can lead to paralysis. God-man has control over such matters. If God-man were ill-tempered, the entire world could fall ill instantly. To defy such a being is unthinkable. If God-man were to act solely on personal desires, the consequences would be dire. Judgment is already underway, not through torture, but by sifting out the unworthy. Currently, 99% are being filtered out, returning to animal forms. Only those who come to Haneulgung are being selected. This is akin to a gold rush: early arrivals become wealthy, while latercomers sift through discarded earth, finding little. God-man is like discovering a gold mine, a Haneulgung.

4. The Significance of Sincerity and the Korean Spirit
   A doctor from Brazil traveled over 40 hours to Haneulgung after watching God-man’s YouTube videos. She is an early discoverer of this “gold mine.” She meticulously crafted an envelope, adorned with numerous gold and pink hearts, to send a letter and two winter hats made of leather and lamb’s wool from Germany. This level of effort and detail demonstrates sincerity.

Sincerity is paramount in the Korean spirit, which encompasses sincerity, faith, love, charity, harmony, and blessings. Even without faith, sincerity can move Heaven. For instance, when preparing for an ancestral ritual, if one lacks sincerity, the offerings become hollow. In contrast, the ancestral tables prepared by mothers in the past overflowed with genuine devotion.

God-man recalls growing up in a village where houses were grand, unlike the small homes in Seoul. Even the way rice cakes were prepared for soup reflected this meticulousness: they had to be perfectly round, not sliced diagonally, and would stick together when cooled, creating a unique and delicious texture. This tradition, which would lead to a daughter-in-law being cast out if not followed, highlights the deep-rooted sincerity in traditional practices.

The letter from the European Public Relations Director, filled with handmade hearts, is a testament to such sincerity. It is a rare and artistic expression of devotion. The hats, chosen for their warmth and subtle design, were sent with the hope that God-man would wear them during the cold mornings and evenings. This act of sending a gift with such care, even waiting for the right season for the hats to appear in stores, exemplifies profound sincerity.

5. The Essence of God-man’s Name and the Path to the White Heaven
   God-man’s name, Huh Kyung-young, embodies the Holy Father, Holy Son, and Holy Spirit, representing the Trinity. This is revealed in ancient Eastern prophecies like the Cheonbugyeong and Gyeokam Yurok, as well as Western scriptures, which foretell the coming of a judge with the name of God. This figure is prophesied to be born in the new Jerusalem, which is Seoul. Seoul, being at the center without directional prefixes like “West” or “East,” signifies its status as the capital of capitals, the true Jerusalem. Unlike the Canaan land, which was taken by force, Korea is a land of beautiful mountains and rivers, the genuine new Jerusalem. Haneulgung, with its various centers, is this new Jerusalem. Eventually, it will expand to become Haneulgung World, the global spiritual center, with Seoul as the capital of Earth.

The population of a capital city is crucial for national development. Tokyo, with 36 million people, enabled Japan’s global ambitions. Similarly, London’s large population contributed to Britain’s imperial power. God-man has long advocated for expanding Seoul to encompass Gyeonggi Province and renaming Incheon International Airport to Seoul International Airport, to reflect its global significance as the place where God-man has arrived. The name “Yeongjongdo” itself, meaning “eternal island,” signifies a place where enlightened beings gather.

Just as nations prepare for future crises by storing seeds in seed vaults like the one in Bonghwa, Gyeongbuk, we must also prepare for our spiritual future. The contributions made to Haneulgung are like a spiritual seed vault, ensuring a place in White Heaven when our earthly bodies perish. God-man is the one who oversees this spiritual seed vault.

God-man’s name, when analyzed through the “magic square” (Mabangjin), reveals symbols representing a house, a heart, and the number four, signifying one who brings peace and establishes a kingdom for humanity. This is the Messiah code, foretold in both Christian and Buddhist prophecies. God-man can bestow blessings that can revive those whose time has not yet come, but not those whose life span is complete.

6. The Dangers of Misunderstanding and the Importance of Sincerity
   We often live in misunderstanding, especially regarding God-man. Many misunderstand God-man as a charlatan due to ignorance. God-man could instantly bless all 8 billion people, enabling them to heal the sick, but he does not, as this is a time of judgment, and only the “wheat” are being gathered. Haneulgung is the new Jerusalem, where the Holy Father, Holy Son, and Holy Spirit are united. All global endeavors must receive “Huh-ga” (permission), which signifies the approval of God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit.

Acting solely on one’s desires, or “jongsimsohyok,” is akin to being “bangjong” (indulgent) and leads to creating adversaries. This psychological principle, known as the “adversary identification principle,” states that those who harbor animosity tend to become like their adversaries. Therefore, those who oppose God-man risk becoming like him, but without his divine power.

Humans are prone to misunderstanding, with a 99.9% chance of misinterpreting situations. We cannot perceive gamma rays, X-rays, dark matter, or dark energy, limiting our perception to superficial appearances. This inherent limitation leads to a life filled with misunderstandings, even in personal relationships. Many marry with the illusion of finding their soulmate, only to realize later they have chosen an adversary.

The path to righteousness involves following goodness (“jongseon”), not merely one’s heart, which can lead to ruin. God-man recounts a near-death experience in his youth, where he chose to endure extreme cold rather than stay in a warm room filled with alcohol and cigarettes, demonstrating his commitment to a righteous path. This choice led him to a monastery, where he recovered and continued his studies. Such trials, orchestrated by the White Heaven angels, prepare God-man to empathize with and love those who suffer.

7. The Stages of Spiritual Growth: Understanding, Forgiveness, and Love
   The path to spiritual growth involves several stages:
   Understanding: Initially, one must strive to understand others, avoiding misjudgment.
   Forgiveness: True understanding naturally leads to forgiveness. Without forgiveness, understanding is incomplete.
   Love: Beyond forgiveness, one must cultivate love.
   Love for Enemies: The highest stage is to love even one’s enemies.

God-man emphasizes that he is not an enemy to anyone. Those who oppose God-man must change their hearts, as no one on Earth can truly comprehend even a fraction of God-man’s being or power. Human actions are often riddled with misunderstandings, leading to resentment and animosity, even within families. The teachings of Jesus, present in God-man, guide us to move from misunderstanding to understanding, from understanding to forgiveness, and from forgiveness to loving even our enemies. God-man’s name itself embodies the Holy Father, Holy Son, and Holy Spirit, making him the “Huh-rak-ja” (one who grants permission).

8. The Importance of Sincerity and the Dangers of Misjudgment
   God-man’s name is inscribed with the essence of the Holy Father, Holy Son, and Holy Spirit, as foretold in prophecies across Eastern and Western traditions. These prophecies indicate that the one who comes after them will possess the Holy Spirit, be a judge, and bear God’s name. This figure is prophesied to be born in the new Jerusalem, which is Seoul, a city at the center of the world, not confined by directional labels. Korea, a land of natural beauty, is the true new Jerusalem, with Haneulgung as its core. This Haneulgung will eventually expand to become Haneulgung World, the global spiritual center.

The size of a capital city’s population is crucial for national development. Tokyo’s large population contributed to Japan’s past global ambitions. God-man has long advocated for expanding Seoul to encompass Gyeonggi Province and renaming Incheon International Airport to Seoul International Airport, to reflect its global significance as the place where God-man has arrived. The name “Yeongjongdo” itself, meaning “eternal island,” signifies a place where enlightened beings gather.

Just as nations prepare for future crises by storing seeds in seed vaults, we must also prepare for our spiritual future. The contributions made to Haneulgung are like a spiritual seed vault, ensuring a place in White Heaven when our earthly bodies perish. God-man is the one who oversees this spiritual seed vault.

God-man’s name, when analyzed through the “magic square” (Mabangjin), reveals symbols representing a house, a heart, and the number four, signifying one who brings peace and establishes a kingdom for humanity. This is the Messiah code, foretold in both Christian and Buddhist prophecies. God-man can bestow blessings that can revive those whose time has not yet come, but not those whose life span is complete.

9. The Bedbug Problem and Environmental Consciousness
   Regarding the recent bedbug resurgence, particularly in Seoul and the metropolitan area, often attributed to increased foreign visitors, God-man suggests that adopting traditional Korean floor-heating (ondol) living could be a solution. Western-style beds provide ideal hiding places for bedbugs, whereas ondol living, with its easily cleaned floors and stored bedding, makes it difficult for them to thrive. Koreans also have less body hair, making them less appealing to bedbugs.

The current bedbug problem in the West is partly due to their emphasis on eco-friendly practices and reduced use of harsh pesticides. While this is a positive environmental trend, it allows pests to flourish and spread. God-man advises against excessive use of strong insecticides, suggesting that simply cleaning and removing bedbug habitats is sufficient. He recounts his own experiences with lice and bedbugs during his youth, where he wrapped himself in newspapers, whose oil scent repelled lice. This highlights that a “good” environment, in terms of being natural and pesticide-free, can also be conducive to pests.

10. The Path to the White Heaven: Eliminating Deception
    The path to the White Heaven is simple: eliminate self-deception. However, merely avoiding self-deception is no longer enough due to the ongoing judgment. The cycle of karma and reincarnation for a favorable next life is now obsolete; all will become animals unless chosen by God-man. Therefore, avoiding self-deception is the highest virtue. This means refraining from lying to others.

God-man criticizes the prevalence of fraud and deception in society. He recounts a story of a missionary asking a 10-year-old African girl what food she desired, only for her to respond that she only knew the meager meals her mother provided. This stark contrast with our abundance, such as buffets, should evoke repentance. Yet, many are preoccupied with criticizing God-man. God-man warns the media and anti-Haneulgung groups that their misrepresentations, such as false claims about him selling milk from Heaven, will not go unpunished. An “Anti-Haneulgung Countermeasure Committee,” composed of legal professionals, has been formed to address such defamation. God-man, who has provided free meals for 45 years and pays significant taxes, is an exemplary patriot. He has received numerous awards for his service, yet some journalists question these accolades. God-man emphasizes that his actions are genuine and that the committee will take legal action against baseless accusations.

11. The Nature of Archangels and the Soul’s Journey
    Archangels are born differently from ordinary angels, into specially selected families. The “ten million” mentioned in prophecies are not limited to the Korean Peninsula but come from all over the world, though Korea will have the highest number.

Regarding the 120,000-year cycle of human soul harvesting and the 8-billion-year age of some souls, God-man explains that there are “White Heaven Soul Storage Facilities” where souls await reincarnation. The imbalance in birth rates, such as fewer males, is adjusted through these facilities. Souls can wait for billions of years. This Earth is a temporary training ground, a “virtual world” designed for souls to grow and be tested. Just as there are elementary, middle, high school, and university levels, coming to God-man is like entering the “university course” for White Heaven. After this “university course,” an ice age will follow, allowing Earth to rest.

12. The Impact of Emotions on Health and the Power of God-man
    Negative emotions, such as hatred, resentment, and guilt, release harmful hormones that thicken the blood, leading to blood clots and narrowing blood vessels. This can cause strokes or paralysis, as the tiny capillaries in the brain are highly vulnerable. he controls these micro-blood vessels. While he does not directly cause harm, negative actions are recorded and can lead to future health problems. Those who mock God-man are accumulating “strokes.” However, God-man’s blessings can heal even ruptured blood vessels.

Our lives are fragile, existing on the brink of life and death. To mock the one who governs this balance is foolish. God-man’s name and purpose are divinely ordained. He can bestow and withdraw energy from all 8 billion people but chooses not to, as he is currently “harvesting” only the “wheat.”

Excessive guilt, while seemingly virtuous, can lead to depression and further suffering. God-man advises understanding the circumstances rather than dwelling on guilt. For instance, if a mother passes away, instead of succumbing to guilt, one should understand that it was her time and focus on sending her to the White Heaven through blessings. Joy, not guilt, promotes good health and prevents diseases like stroke, dementia, and Parkinson’s.

God-man illustrates this with a mental “scale” where joy and suffering are weighed. When suffering outweighs joy, it creates “trauma,” leading to the release of harmful hormones that promote cancer. However, encountering God-man can instantly alleviate trauma, replacing it with joy. This shift in emotional balance improves health and even repels cancer cells.

Sudden shock, such as hearing news of a child’s death, can cause immediate physical collapse due to the rapid release of stress hormones that constrict blood vessels and thicken blood. This can lead to a sudden change in blood color and loss of consciousness. The body’s natural response to extreme shock is to induce fainting to protect the brain from further damage. This is why it is crucial to deliver bad news gradually, especially to the elderly, to prevent sudden collapse.

God-man emphasizes the profound connection between mind, spirit, and body:
Sound is the mother of Light.
Light is the mother of Spirit.
Spirit is the mother of Soul.
Soul is the mother of Mind.
Mind is the mother of Blood.
Blood is the mother of Bone.
Bone is the mother of Flesh.
Flesh is the mother of Skin.
Skin is the mother of Hair.

Therefore, a sudden shock, even a sound, can instantly affect the blood and cause physical collapse.

God-man clarifies that “joy” derived from harming others, such as bullying or violence, is not true joy but a “pathological joy” that leads to mental illness and severe consequences. Such individuals often resort to drugs and suffer immense retribution. Modern society is burdened by this “pathological joy.”

13. The Primacy of Obedience to God-man
    In human relationships, understanding comes first, followed by obedience. One would not marry someone they do not understand. However, in the relationship with God-man, obedience is paramount, followed by understanding. Attempting to understand God-man first leads to skepticism and opposition. God-man’s actions, such as bringing Archangels or performing miracles, cannot be fully understood by human logic. If one tries to understand, they will perceive God-man as a charlatan.

For example, when consuming “Bullo” (a miraculous substance), obedience comes before understanding. If one waits to understand it, they will never consume it. The media, by prioritizing understanding, portrays God-man as a fraud. However, those who prioritize obedience experience the benefits and reach White Heaven. Therefore, when it comes to God-man, absolute obedience is required.

The Principles of Divine Understanding and Human Misconception

1. The Sacred Space and the Power of the God-man
   Welcome and congratulations on arriving at Haneulgung, a sacred mountain and holy site where the energy of White Heaven, spanning 12 billion light-years, converges. Stepping onto this ground initiates a transformation in your fortune and destiny. When the name Huh Kyung-young is inscribed on any substance, it prevents decay. For over a year, we have consumed milk bearing his name, and our health has improved. This serves as proof that the God-man (神人), Huh Kyung-young, governs the cosmos. He hosts the 331st Haneulgung event to communicate with us. I extend a warm welcome to all viewers on YouTube.

2. The Nature of Discourse: Sutras vs. Scriptures
   Sundays are particularly welcome because they involve a question-and-answer format, a discussion. This interactive exchange, where I respond to your inquiries, mirrors the structure of ancient scriptures. Buddhist sutras, such as the Tripitaka, are often presented as dialogues. For instance, in the Heart Sutra, the Bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara addresses Shariputra, explaining the emptiness of form. Shariputra then poses questions, and Shakyamuni Buddha provides answers. This dialogic approach is characteristic of Sunday sessions.

However, the Bible differs significantly from the Tripitaka. The Bible presents a unilateral narrative, recording observations and spoken words from a singular perspective. It is a first-person account, often stating, “Jesus said this.” Thus, the Tripitaka aligns with the Sunday style of interactive learning, while the Bible resembles the Saturday lecture format. This Sunday style is particularly effective for children, as it encourages them to ask questions like, “How did the universe come into being?” and receive direct answers. When I pose complex questions to young attendees, it stimulates intricate neural pathways in my brain, prompting me to formulate responses. My inner world is vast, far exceeding the universe, and within it, I must discern and create answers. No factory, however grand, can rival the complexity of the human brain. Even a vast place like Disneyland can be contained within the mind. Our minds can encompass countless concepts without running out of space, transcending time and space. The brain’s capacity for connection and insight is unparalleled.

Therefore, Saturday sessions are typically lectures, whereas Sunday sessions are interactive discourses, involving a reciprocal exchange. This makes Sundays more engaging.

3. The Principle of Adversarial Identification and the Importance of Understanding
   We often act according to our whims, living life as we please. However, humanity should be guided by principles. When individuals act solely on their desires, it inevitably creates adversaries. An adversary is an enemy. This is the principle of adversarial identification. For example, if a daughter-in-law harbors resentment towards her mother-in-law, she may unconsciously adopt the very behaviors she despises. Despite vowing not to become like her, she may find herself acting similarly towards her own daughter-in-law. This phenomenon underscores why one should never harbor hatred. Hatred transforms the hater into the hated, often without their awareness.

This is why Jesus commanded, “Love your enemies.” However, the initial meaning of this teaching is to understand. It means, “Do not misunderstand; instead, seek to comprehend.” A lack of understanding leads to misunderstanding, which can turn anyone into an adversary. If one understands their mother-in-law, there is no room for animosity.

The God-man at Haneulgung bestows blessings. I can bless all 8 billion people on Earth in a single second. This power can even revive the dying. Yet, despite the presence of such a being, many attempt to malign me, fabricating stories about me selling milk from heaven, hoping to imprison me. These adversaries are prevalent. This phenomenon is absent among Jewish or Japanese people. It is a significant ailment within our own nation, this principle of adversarial identification. People habitually criticize others, seeking out their weaknesses. They do this to elders in their families, to their spouses’ relatives, creating adversaries, and in doing so, they become like those they criticize.

Why do people become adversaries? They treat others as enemies, and eventually, their own lives reflect this. They, too, suffer similar treatment from those beneath them. A single ruptured blood vessel can paralyze your entire body. The God-man controls such things. If I were ill-tempered, the entire world could fall ill instantly. To defy such a being is unthinkable. I am the God-man. If I were merely a human driven by selfish desires, what would become of this world? Judgment is already underway, tailored to each individual’s spiritual capacity. No one is ascending to the White Heaven spiritual waiting area; instead, many are returning to animal forms. This judgment has begun, not through torture, but through a process of sifting. Ninety-nine percent are being filtered out. You, who have come to Haneulgung, are among the first to arrive.

Consider the famous gold rush in America. Those who arrived early became wealthy. Later arrivals had to sift through the discarded soil of the early prospectors to find gold. Initially, gold was abundant, and news of instant wealth spread, drawing people from all over the world. They then toiled through the refuse of others, hoping to find gold. Did they become rich? No, they suffered immensely and failed. You have encountered the God-man, discovering the gold mine that is Haneulgung.

4. The Essence of Devotion: A Global Gathering
   Where are you from? Brazil. It takes over 40 hours to travel from Brazil to Korea. Yet, a doctor from Brazil has come here. Haneulgung centers are located worldwide—in Europe, America, everywhere. People from across the globe watch my YouTube videos and seek me out. This individual is among the first to discover this gold mine.

Look at this envelope. She made it herself, buying paper. It’s so sturdy I can’t tear it easily. Listen, it makes a sound like birdsong. She bought paper, wrote “Huh Kyung-young” on it, and included numerous hearts, not just one or two. I initially thought it contained a lot of money, but it holds something far more valuable. Why such a sturdy envelope? Perhaps to prevent the money from escaping? It’s amusing. The hearts are gold-colored, some pink, some slightly crooked, some plump, some slender. This letter was crafted by Lee Hye-ja, the European Public Relations Director, not the German director. She made all these hearts herself. The edges are all adorned with hearts. This is true devotion.

She also sent two hats in a box with the letter. They are warm winter hats, made of German leather and lamb’s wool. Wearing one yesterday, I felt no cold despite the wind. Lee Hye-ja, the Archangel God-man of the German-European Media Directorate, wrote: “It’s quite chilly morning and evening. I believe you are wearing a fur hat. I wanted to send it sooner, but fur hats weren’t available in stores here until now. I waited, and finally, they appeared. It seems to be getting colder there too. During my pilgrimage in April, I saw you wearing a hat in the chilly mornings and evenings at Haneulgung. I resolved to buy a German fur hat and send it to you, and I am delighted to finally fulfill that promise. I chose a lightweight lamb’s wool hat with a subtle design, similar to the hats you often wear. You usually wear dark gray with suits, but since dark gray wasn’t available here, I sent black and brown ones. I hope you like them. Please wear them and have a warm winter. From Lee Hye-ja in distant Germany, who always misses you. I love the God-man very, very much.” There’s a gold heart here.

Why are handmade items better than mass-produced ones? They contain sincerity. Korea’s eight spirits are sincerity, faith, love, salvation, harmony, and blessing. Sincerity precedes faith. Even without faith, sincerity can move heaven. Thus, sincerity comes first.

Consider a daughter-in-law whose mother-in-law asks her to prepare a memorial table for her great-grandmother. If the daughter-in-law questions the purpose of ancestral rites, her sincerity will be absent, even if she prepares the table. It will feel empty. However, if you observe the memorial tables prepared by mothers of old, they overflow with sincerity. Such devotion is rare today.

I grew up in a village known for producing many of Korea’s wealthiest families, where the local gentry held great power. When I came to Seoul, the houses seemed like ant nests compared to our grand homes. Seoul’s traditional hanok houses were no larger than our outhouses. It was astonishing. Our village outhouses were larger. All the tiled-roof houses were like Houses, much grander than this. Yet, in Seoul, houses were tiny, except for those within the royal House.

When slicing rice cakes for tteokguk, we now slice them diagonally. But in my hometown, they had to be round. Slicing them diagonally was a grave offense. The round slices would stack neatly, like coins at a bank, making a generous serving. And when these stacked rice cakes cooled, they were incredibly delicious. They would stick together, allowing you to chew five or six at once. That taste is unimaginable. That’s how it was in my village.

In Seoul, I found tteokguk served with diagonally sliced rice cakes. You’ve all eaten that, haven’t you? It’s common now. But in my village, a daughter-in-law who served diagonally sliced tteokguk would be banished. Slicing them round is difficult, unlike diagonal cuts. But that’s the only tteokguk I ate growing up. My village was very different from Seoul.

5. The Divine Name and the Path to the White Heaven
   This letter is wonderful, isn’t it? This hand is mine; I took the picture. The back is also beautiful, with various colors, including gold in the center. The yellow and gold are distinct. The colors are so lovely, a beautiful combination. This pattern, rising and falling, I see my eyes, nose, and mouth in it. It’s beautiful.

it’s sincerity, faith, love, salvation, harmony, and blessing. Sincerity comes first, then faith, then love, then helping others (salvation). These are the spirits of our nation.

We often live in misunderstanding, misunderstanding the God-man. Was there anyone with the God-man’s power during the time of Jesus or Shakyamuni, who could instantly bless all disciples and enable them to revive the dead? No, this is the first time. Yet, people fail to recognize such a being. Our Archangel from Brazil recognizes me, and you all recognize me too. You are all candidates for archangels, which is immense. We often fall into misunderstanding.

Can you truly understand Huh Kyung-young, the one who appears in the magic square? You cannot even imagine him. My name is here. The most important aspect of my name is the cross. This represents humanity, and this is the cross. The one with the cross above is God. Jesus and God are intertwined. And what is the Word? It is the Holy Spirit. This is the Trinity. You are the body of Jesus, and above him is God, who created you. And his Word is the Holy Spirit. My name embodies this. It is clearly revealed in the magic square.

Yet, you misunderstand me as a charlatan. Why? Because of ignorance. I can bestow the Holy Spirit upon all 8 billion people in an instant, enabling them to revive the dying. Why do I not do it? Because this is the time of judgment, and only those who seek me out, who are destined for the animal realm, are being sifted. This is the harvest. This is the harvest season. You do not fathom this. This is the New Jerusalem, where Jesus, God above him, and the Holy Spirit are one. Because of this, the entire world must receive permission from here. You need permission to build, to travel abroad. Without permission, you cannot move a single step. You need permission to enter university, to go abroad, to build a house, to renovate. Permission. Where is this permission? It is the approval of God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit. You must receive permission. Our conscience must seek permission from heaven for anything we do. Is this a mind that has received permission? No, it acts according to its own desires. Those who act according to their desires are antagonists.

Can you act solely on your desires? Acting on one’s desires is akin to self-indulgence. Self-indulgence leads to antagonism. You must seek permission. Should I do this to my mother-in-law? Christians should ask Jesus. This principle of adversarial identification is a psychological term, found in human psychology. It means that if you have an adversary, you are likely to become like them. Therefore, you should not create adversaries. Antagonists constantly oppose Huh Kyung-young. If someone hates me, will they become the God-man? No, they will not. This is about human relationships. If one begins to misunderstand the God-man, it is 100% likely they will misunderstand. I have bestowed blessings and energy. Those who are dying can be commanded to rise and live, and they will.

If you hate someone, you become like them. Therefore, you should not criticize others. You must understand, not misunderstand. Humans have a 99.9% chance of misunderstanding any judgment they make in a day. The possibility of understanding is less than 1%. Humans cannot see gamma rays or X-rays, dark matter or dark energy. Therefore, humans are beings who can only perceive through misunderstanding. They judge by outward appearance first. A child’s perception of beauty is the same as an adult’s. Humans are prone to misunderstanding. Most people marry, believing they have found their lifelong partner, but it often feels as if they married based on a misunderstanding. After the wedding, they often encounter the person they truly sought. This is life; it begins to twist. They find the very enemy they should have avoided. Humans are prone to misunderstanding. Humans live a life of 99.9% misunderstanding. Can you make correct judgments? Right view, right thought, right speech, right action—can you achieve these Buddhist philosophical principles? You cannot see correctly. why criticize others? You should focus on seeing yourself correctly. My words are not wrong.

6. The Path of Goodness and the Rejection of Self-Indulgence
   Therefore, one must follow goodness. Follow what is virtuous. Following one’s desires leads to ruin. When I was 18, in my first year of high school, I nearly died from peritonitis while living in a tent in Hongje-dong. My stomach was so swollen and painful that I couldn’t go to the hospital, and I had no money. A friend walked me to school, pushing me up the hill. Seeing me, he said I would die in that tent. He forcibly took me to his home, which had an ondol (heated floor) room. He said I would die in the freezing cold of minus 30 degrees Celsius. I reluctantly went. His room in Haebangchon, a shantytown for refugees in Hannam-dong, was tiny, wallpapered with newspapers, and filled with soju bottles and cigarette butts. It was a mess. This was typical for night school students at that time, who were often steeped in alcohol and tobacco.

The moment I saw it, I turned and left. How do you think I felt? The room was warm, but I couldn’t stay there. If I had, I would have become like them, and my life would have been lost. He offered me warm coffee and cigarettes, saying they would ease the pain. I refused them all. He offered soju to warm me up for the climb back up the mountain. I rejected everything. This was during my adolescence, facing death. I refused that warm room because of the alcohol and cigarettes. My friend’s kindness was appreciated, but I could not associate with someone who smoked. We could meet at school, but I could not sleep in the same place as him. I could not study there. I returned to the mountain, where I nearly died. Then, something appeared and led me to Heungguksa Temple. There, a female university student was suffering from advanced tuberculosis. She had decided to die and refused her medicine. She gave all her medicine to me. I took it for about ten days, and my stomach flattened, and I recovered. I experienced such things. I ended up studying at Heungguksa, which had better air. If I had stayed in Haebangchon, I would have been consumed by alcohol, tobacco, and coffee. That was not the path for the God-man. I knew this, so I went to live in a temple. I lived there with that nun.

In times of crisis, a guide always appears. They let me come close to death, then save me. The Archangels of White Heaven orchestrate these situations. They allow me to experience such hardships so that I can empathize with suffering people and develop affection for them. It is necessary, though sometimes excessive. I must understand.

7. The Stages of Divine Love: Understanding, Forgiveness, and Unconditional Love
   Is understanding alone sufficient for Jesus? What comes after understanding? Forgiveness. We must forgive. Understanding without forgiveness is meaningless. forgive. And after forgiveness, what? Love. And after love, what? Love even your enemies. This is the progression. love your enemies. This is the ascending path. Am I your enemy? No. Antagonists must change their hearts. No one on Earth can comprehend even one-hundred-millionth of the God-man. No one on Earth can follow even one-trillionth of him. No one on Earth can follow even one-infinity-th of him. Ask them to give a lecture like this.

Human actions are riddled with misunderstanding. Children resent their parents, and misunderstanding leads to enmity. But if you understand misunderstanding, understand to forgive, and forgive to love, and love even your enemies—these are the words Jesus spoke to you. Jesus is here, God is here, and the Holy Spirit of God is here. This is the one who grants permission. Today, I am revealing who I am. My name contains the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.

The Cheonbugyeong, Gyeogam Yurok, and all Eastern prophecies, as well as Western scriptures, foretell that after I depart, a certain person will come—a person with the Holy Spirit, a judge who comes in the name of God. And where will this person be born? In the New Jerusalem, Seoul. Why is Seoul important? There are Seogyeong (Western Capital), Donggyeong (Eastern Capital), Namgyeong (Southern Capital), and Bukgyeong (Northern Capital). Seoul is at the center. It is not a city tormented by the four directions. It is the capital of capitals. That is the New Jerusalem. If a city has “West” or “East” in its name, it is not the New Jerusalem. It is not the land of Canaan. The Israelites plundered the Canaanites, destroying Jericho, taking their gold and silver, and making golden calves. They called that the land of Canaan. That is utterly incorrect. This land was not taken by plunder. This beautiful land, Geumgangsan, is truly the Earth’s paradise. Our country is the New Jerusalem. And within our country, Haneulgung 1, Haneulgung 2, Haneulgung 3—these are the New Jerusalems. All these Haneulgungs will eventually connect. For now, it is simply called Haneul. Later, it will be Haneulgung World. It will become the Haneulgung era. I am not using “World” yet; it is all happening sequentially. When it becomes Haneulgung World, it will be immense. The entire world will say, “Let’s go to Haneulgung Mecca, to Haneulgung World.” this is Haneulgung World, Seoul is Korea World, the capital of Earth.

Tokyo has a population of 36 million. That’s a lot, isn’t it? Seoul’s population is less than 10 million, while Tokyo has 36 million. How did Japan attempt to dominate the world? It was possible because Tokyo’s population was 36 million. The capital’s population was disproportionately large compared to the country’s size. Can an elephant dominate the world if its head is small? No. For a country to develop, its capital must be large. Why is Russia failing? Its capital is too small. Its body is huge, but its head is tiny. It is failing. Look at successful Britain. Even though Britain is small, London is large. That’s why it dominated the world. Britain and Japan dominated the world because their capitals were larger than their countries. Tokyo’s population is 36 million, five times that of Seoul. Its area is enormous. That’s why I once said that for Korea to survive, the entire Gyeonggi Province should be transformed into Seoul Special City. The capital must be the largest. It must be larger than Beijing, Tokyo, Seogyeong, and Namgyeong combined. That is a true capital. The Japanese called Seoul “Gyeongseong,” meaning “Capital City.” They called it “Gyeong World.” They also called it “Hanseong,” meaning “the greatest city in Korea.” How can such an immense city have only 10 million people? I once said that the entire Gyeonggi Province should become Seoul, and Incheon Airport should be renamed Seoul International Airport to promote Seoul globally. Because this person has come here.

Do you know why I built Yeongjongdo Airport on the sea? President Chun Doo-hwan built it, but I instructed it from the House. Because it is close to here. When fog and clouds gather over the sea, it feels like floating above the clouds. Then, as you descend, the airport appears. It’s magnificent. Look closely at the name Yeongjongdo. It means “eternal life,” “eternal leader.” It is an island where those who seek eternal life gather endlessly. That’s why Jinpo was changed to Yeongjongdo. But calling the airport “Incheon National” is not right. It should be renamed “Seoul International Airport, Republic of Korea.” Why? To go to the world of eternity. “Jong” refers to the excellent seeds, the enlightened ones.

You are currently living on Earth, but you perceive an environmental crisis. What should humans prepare for this environmental crisis? In Bonghwa, Gyeongbuk Province, there is a seed vault. What is a seed vault? It’s a place where all our crop seeds are hidden underground, protected from nuclear bombs. If nuclear bombs explode, no seeds would survive. the government stores vast quantities of seeds in underground vaults. That’s in Bonghwa, Gyeongbuk Province. There are also seed vaults in Finland and Australia. They are hidden and preserved at controlled temperatures, lasting for hundreds, even thousands of years. They are prepared for 3,000 to 5,000 years in the future, for when climate change causes all seeds to freeze and become unusable. The seeds underground will survive. Every country has a seed vault.

Similarly, we must prepare for the future. You are making offerings of 300 denarii, which is 10,000 won, to the White Heaven. That is your seed vault, your seed bank. When your bodies on Earth burn away or succumb to illness, that seed vault, Haneulgung, is where you go. That person is me. The nation prepares like this, so how can you not prepare? Look at the character for “yeong” (永). It has a house. It has the character for “heart.” It has the character for “four.” This means that this person appears here to bring peace to humanity, to create a kingdom for the entire world, to bring comfort. Who is this person? Now you understand. Does this appear in the magic square? Yes, it appears in the magic square. It appears in all Catholic churches. The Bible also states that after I depart, the Comforter will come to judge concerning sin, righteousness, and judgment. That person will come. what is displayed in churches is the name of that person. This is 11, 8, 14 strokes. Is it here? Yes, 11, 8. Huh Kyung-young. This is Alpha and Omega. it must be 14. There are 14 strokes. This means that when Alpha and Omega are combined, this person’s name has 14 strokes as the final character. It is all an explanation of my name. This was sent from the Vatican in Europe. I did not create this. It was sent from the Vatican. Why is it displayed in every church? It is called the Messiah Code. The Messiah who is to come in the future. In Christianity, it is the Messiah; in Buddhism, it is Maitreya. This Maitreya Code perfectly describes my name.

When such a being bestows blessings upon you, you can command the dying to rise. However, those whose time has come will not rise. If an elderly father has died, you should not command him to rise. You should bid farewell to the elderly. But if young people have died, or in cases of accidents, you can command them to rise. You should not command those who have completed their lifespan to rise. I should not speak too long. I have explained my name today. we must not misunderstand. We must not create adversaries. If you hate an adversary, you will suffer the same fate.

8. The Bedbug Problem and Environmental Consciousness
   The host asks: “What is it that you cannot do?”
   Huh Kyung-young: “Not being able to do anything is what I cannot do.”

The host asks: “This is a question from an anonymous person. Hello, God-man Huh Kyung-young. These are questions about bedbugs, which cause itching in humans. Bedbugs, reported to have been extinct in Korea in the 1970s, have been rampant for the past month, causing controversy. As bedbug outbreaks are concentrated in Seoul and the metropolitan area, many point to the increase in foreign visitors as the main cause. In any case, authorities are making all-out efforts to deal with bedbugs, but the problem is that there are no clear solutions, leading to individual battles. As the proverb ‘burning down the house to catch a bedbug’ suggests, it seems difficult to eradicate bedbugs. What is your view on this bedbug problem, and what are the solutions or preventive measures?”
Huh Kyung-young: “To catch bedbugs, we simply need to avoid sleeping in beds. Westerners have many bedbugs because they use beds. Bedbugs thrive under beds and in crevices. But with ondol (heated floor) living, you can simply fold up your bedding and put it away, leaving no place for bedbugs to hide. In the past, we used to put our bedding on shelves. our environment made it difficult for bedbugs to take hold. Koreans generally have less body hair, which is less appealing to bedbugs. Westerners, however, have a lot of body hair, like monkeys, so bedbugs like them more. Our Korean skin is very smooth, so bedbugs don’t easily cling to us. we don’t have a big problem. But many of us now use beds. Bedbugs hide under beds and crawl into holes, making them impossible to find. Are you going to burn your bed? No. Any hole in a bed can harbor bedbugs. In the West, they used to have more such problems, like lice. But Westerners are now very concerned about the environment and avoid using many chemicals. They are eco-friendly. That’s why bedbugs are rampant and coming to our country. This means Westerners are practicing environmentalism. We, on the other hand, spray strong insecticides, so we don’t have bedbugs, but that’s not necessarily good. It’s better to have bedbugs naturally, even if you get bitten. don’t spray too many insecticides. There’s no need. If bedbugs appear, just sweep them away and clean their habitats. You shouldn’t spray chemicals all over the place.

When I lived in an eco-friendly environment, I was infested with lice. I couldn’t wear underwear. I wrapped myself in newspapers. Lice hate the smell of oil, and they particularly dislike the smell of newspapers. I wrapped myself in ten layers of newspaper, held by rubber bands. the better the environment, the more bedbugs you’ll find. Eco-friendly practices mean not eradicating natural life. Westerners prioritize protecting nature and avoid using pesticides. That’s why bedbugs are spreading and reaching our country. it’s a good phenomenon. It’s not unhygienic. They prioritize the environment. Our country prioritizes extermination. That’s not good. If bedbugs come, just sweep them away and clean their habitats. Don’t spray chemicals everywhere. I was bitten by so many bedbugs and lice that I survived. When I looked at the lice that had fed on my blood, their bellies were black with blood, though their bodies were white. They were the size of rice grains. When I shook my clothes, they would fall off, visibly. But I had to wear the clothes again because I had no others. There was no washing. The seams of my clothes were filled with thousands of lice eggs. There was nothing I could do. They wouldn’t come off even if I scratched them. They were stuck firmly. My school uniform was covered in lice eggs. I was an environmentalist. I was happy to have even lice eggs because I was lonely. I have no particular reaction to bedbugs. Why burn down the house to catch a bedbug? It’s amusing.

9. The Path to the White Heaven: Beyond Reincarnation and Judgment
   The host asks: “Shakyamuni said that when Jesus appears, the lamps will be without oil. Christianity, which thrived through the power of Apostle Paul, will also weaken in the age of Dharma decline when the God-man appears. The name Huh Kyung-young, as an energy of dark matter, prevents the decay of the universe and all things, and is a panacea for humans and livestock. Anyone can create and consume it to experience miracles. Heaven never sells anything. These miracles should be filmed for ‘Surprise! TV.’ Even if not the devotion of Mary Magdalene, who prepared Jesus’s burial with three generations of wealth, our nameplate for 3 million won is a precious heaven insurance that anyone with ears should acquire. Haneulgung, being developed over 100 million pyeong, is the New Jerusalem Mecca, demonstrating that the resurrected Jesus is the God-man of the Trinity and the Creator. Question: Buddhism speaks of the six realms of reincarnation and 33 heavens. In contrast, Christianity speaks of life as sacred, and of Jesus and heaven. God-man, please tell us how to go to the White Heaven, which is the standard for all divisions.”
   Huh Kyung-young: “You should try to answer that. It’s about blessing and the land of blessing. Going to the White Heaven is simple. It’s a very difficult question. It means ‘without deceit.’ You must eliminate self-deception to go to heaven. But that alone is not enough to go to heaven. You need White Heaven Myeong. As our God-man just said, even if I don’t deceive myself, can I go to heaven? No. The concepts of karma, cause and effect, and reincarnation for a better next life no longer apply. Now, it’s a time of judgment, so there are no good karmic connections either. Everyone goes to the animal realm. you must not deceive yourself. I said that a few days ago, about not deceiving your conscience. But what is most prevalent now is fraud. This character means fraud. It is rampant. It’s not just deceiving oneself, but deceiving others. When you deceive others, it’s also fraud. Not deceiving oneself is the highest good. If you don’t deceive yourself, can you lie to others? No, you cannot. If you go to a buffet and eat as much as you want because you paid, are you deceiving yourself?

When a Korean missionary asked a 10-year-old African girl what she wanted to eat, she replied, “What is there to eat? I’ve never eaten anything else. I’ve never bought food anywhere else since I was born to my mother in this village. what do you mean, ‘what do you want to eat’? I just want to eat my mother’s food until I’m full. I don’t know any other food.” How heartbreaking is that? She only knew pig slop. She just wanted to eat that until she was full. She didn’t know other foods. When we eat at buffets, we should reflect and repent. But instead, people are busy criticizing the God-man. Antagonists and the Korean media must come to their senses. I remember every single media outlet. They will realize that dealing with Huh Kyung-young carelessly is extremely foolish. They don’t speak the truth. When did heaven ever sell milk? That was plastered all over newspapers and broadcasts. It ended up being a false accusation. I never sold it. It was proven false. But because of that, Haneulgung suffered damage. All the media and antagonists are now trying to figure out how to harm the New Jerusalem. But I’m sorry, Haneulgung is not the Haneul of old. An anti-Haneulgung committee has been formed. Its chairman is a legal professional. I don’t sue. The anti-Haneulgung committee files thousands of complaints. They have their lawyers. I just stay still. The chairman of the anti-Haneulgung committee is not an ordinary person. The anti-Haneulgung committee is slowly preparing. How prepared are they? They listen to Huh Kyung-young so well that they are now in my hands. They have grown that much. The anti-Haneulgung committee will consist of famous people. And those they target will know what they are doing. I don’t interfere with such things. How will they handle so many lawsuits and complaints? The God-man does not get involved in such matters. Children’s games are over. Huh Kyung-young is the one who provides the most free meals in Korea. He is the one who pays the most taxes, about 10 billion won a year, by earning money alone. Is there such a patriot? No. He has provided free meals for 45 years and helped the wealthy, as recorded in Japan. This time, he received awards from the Seoul Mayor and for volunteer service. Reporters even went to those places and asked why they gave him awards. What kind of people are these? Am I not worthy of awards? Is there any individual who provides hundreds of millions of won in free meals every month, rain or shine, every single day of the year? I am the only one in the world. They should give awards to those who are truly righteous. I hope the media will clarify this. I have answered the question. You should not treat the God-man that way. The anti-Haneulgung committee will deal with it. It has already been formed. If there is no evidence, they will all be prosecuted. They will not stand idly by. There will be no settlements. There must be evidence. It’s useless to claim I held someone’s hand without evidence.

10. The Nature of Archangels and the Cycles of Earth
    The host asks: “Busan’s Kwon Seon-jae Archangel asks: Are archangels born from ordinary angel couples in the House? And are the 10 million people of the ‘Jaha Dalsang Cheonman’ (Purple Cloud Moon House Ten Million) limited to the Korean Peninsula, or does it encompass the entire Earth?”
    Huh Kyung-young: “Archangels are born differently when they go to the House. They are different from ordinary angels. They are born into selected families, archangel families. And the 10 million people of ‘Jaha Dalsang Cheonman’ are not limited to the Korean Peninsula. They can come from Brazil, from anywhere. But the Korean Peninsula will have the most. The old talk of 144,000 people is nonsense. That’s playing with numbers, multiplying 12 tribes by 12. It appears in the Bible, but it’s not the number of people going to heaven. It’s 10 million.

The host asks: “Jeonnam Goo Lee Hae-ran Archangel asks: You said that human souls are harvested every 120,000 years, and souls that are not ‘ripe’ are discarded in the White Heaven Soul Waiting Area, or the ‘Mujukhaeng’ (Infinite Void) warehouse. However, in a previous lecture, you also said that the souls of Haneulgung people are 8 billion years old. How should we understand these two different periods of human soul reincarnation?”
Huh Kyung-young: “The number of men being born is decreasing, and the number of women is increasing. The population structure can change. In such cases, we have a soul storage facility. There is a White Heaven Soul Storage Facility. Souls descend from the soul storage facility as humans. we adjust those numbers. Soul waiting is always possible. Ninety percent of men are now changing into women. But even that is no longer possible; if they die as women, they go to the animal realm. They cannot return. Where do they come from? There is a soul waiting area for souls to enter White Heaven, and there is a soul waiting area like Mujuk. Souls are selected from those waiting in the soul waiting area. the population structure can always be adjusted.

there are many souls that are 8 billion years old. There are even souls that are 10 billion years old. They circulate in the soul waiting area. Do you think those souls will disappear? Souls do not disappear even after thousands of years. You are beings who will live infinitely in White Heaven. do you think this Earth is your true home? No. You have come here for training. This is a virtual world created in the void. But you must not see the House for your souls to grow. If you were inside, would your souls grow? You would see everything, so you wouldn’t do bad things. You come here to be tested. This Earth is where the quality and quantity of your souls are checked. you are not souls who are simply resting. Your souls are living in a virtual space. There are elementary school students, middle school students, high school students, and university students. You are now in the university course, going to the White Heaven. You have come to me. When the university course ends, what comes? An ice age. That’s 120,000 years. An ice age comes, and the Earth must enter a dormant state. If it continues like this, the Earth cannot breathe.

11. The Impact of Emotions on Health and the Power of the God-man
    The host asks: “America’s Lee Ji-young Archangel asks: Harboring hatred and resentment towards others releases bad hormones. When one feels guilt, the mind is troubled; do bad hormones also come out then? And what is the cause of a healthy person collapsing from shock upon hearing the news of their son’s death?”
    Huh Kyung-young: “Hormones flow through the blood. When hormones are good, blood flows quickly. But when hormones are bad, blood clots form. Hormones enter the blood and shape its form. If you harbor bad thoughts, bad hormones are released. Then the blood clots like tteokguk. It becomes a blood clot. the blood, which should be round, becomes flat, like it has holes. Can blood then pass through blood vessels? It clumps together. That’s a blood clot. If a blood clot forms, your life depends on your tiny blood vessels. The tiny blood vessels, invisible to the naked eye, are abundant in the brain. If even one of them ruptures, you have a stroke. The one who controls these tiny blood vessels is here.

The interesting thing is, when I cause someone’s tiny blood vessel to rupture, I don’t do it directly. A signal goes up to the White Heaven. White Heaven determines the date, time, and everything. It’s all decided. At the most efficient and appropriate time. But humans mistake these tiny blood vessels for steel plates. If you misuse your mind even once, they can rupture. Some people have strokes in their sleep, or suddenly collapse in front of their wives after a good dinner. A blood vessel has ruptured. You are alive now, but are you truly alive or dead? You are neither alive nor dead. You are at the crossroads of life and death. And you are mocking the one who governs this crossroads of life and death. Are you not audacious? You are audacious. It’s fine for now. But this is being saved up. You are saving up for a stroke. If you save up a lot of strokes, if you insult the God-man a lot, will those strokes accumulate? Yes, they will. Hormones are controlled by the God-man. if you command a dying person to awaken with light, they will awaken. Even if a blood vessel has ruptured, they will awaken. The ruptured blood vessel will heal. The clot will slowly disappear on its own. They awaken. The light moves the tiny blood vessels. It’s frightening, isn’t it? you understand how audacious those who oppose the God-man are. Look into your own brain’s blood vessels. Your body is not perfect.

The main arteries are as thick as pipes, rising from the legs, through the abdomen, to the heart. But the aorta can rupture. It can rupture. The large aorta, incredibly tough, can rupture due to inflammation. Then you die in one second. Suddenly, your abdomen fills with blood. You die with a “pop” sound. The aorta pumps blood with pressure, and it goes to the heart. But if it ruptures here, even such a large blood vessel can rupture. Rupturing a brain blood vessel is easy. If you misuse your mind even once, hell is right before you. Where do you go? You go to the House. even if it ruptures, you go to the White Heaven, so there’s no worry. But what about the others? Do antagonists go to the White Heaven?

We are made of tiny blood vessels. Our lives depend on tiny blood vessels, not large arteries. We can die or live. You can die overnight. If you strain too hard in the bathroom, a tiny blood vessel can rupture. Never strain when defecating; that’s audacious. Your eyes or brain could rupture. you are not truly alive. You are neither alive nor dead. I always told you to remember where you will go. I mentioned it earlier. We must engrave it in our hearts. Where will I go? I have given an important lecture today. The God-man, from his name, everything is predetermined. It’s not a fake address. I can put energy into 8 billion people and take it out. But I am not doing it. Why would I do such a thing? I am harvesting now. Only the good grains are gathered here. I am not giving energy to the chaff. is meeting me a joyful or sorrowful event? It’s a joyful event. You understand the shell is changing well. You know.

when you feel guilt, when your mind is troubled by regret, do bad hormones also come out? Yes, guilt also releases bad hormones. We reflect and repent. But if it’s too excessive, it becomes depression. “Why did I leave my mother alone? Because of me, she couldn’t live well and died alone at home without eating.” Then you feel guilt, don’t you? But your deceased mother would not praise that guilt. She would want her daughter to live well, free from guilt. But if you suffer from guilt over your mother’s death, fall into depression, and die prematurely, what good is that? Guilt is not desirable. What is desirable? Understanding. You must understand that your mother had to go that way, and you had to make that decision. Understand each other. Your mother is enlightened. Send her to the White Heaven. If you suffer from guilt, will your child thrive? No. That person will ruin their own life and their child’s life. If you fall into depression and your mother eventually cannot recognize her child, what happens to the children? Guilt is also a mental illness.

What does guilt create? Depression. While being too shameless is not good, being too consumed by guilt is also not good. What is it? Understanding. “Ah, this is how the world works. My mother died, but she didn’t die; she went to a good place. I must quickly send my mother to heaven with White Heaven Myeong.” Think joyfully like this. Everything. Those without joy release bad hormones. What comes to those without joy? First, stroke, then cerebral infarction, then paralysis, then dementia. But if you are joyful, will you get Parkinson’s? No, hormones that prevent Parkinson’s are released. as you live your life, you must always have a scale in your mind. Put away the scale. This is a scale. It looks like this. You must place something here and something there. Guess what. This is joy. And this is suffering. If suffering is heavy and joy is the opposite, that’s trauma. Then bad hormones are all released. If this is heavy, if it’s reversed, then that person’s body is ruined. Hormone secretion completely changes.

But if you meet the God-man, you are joyful for about a week after returning home. Even if your husband is hostile, you understand. “The God-man told me to understand.” You don’t even need to reach the stage of forgiveness. If you understand, there’s nothing to forgive. If you understand, there’s no need for forgiveness or anything else. Then, hormones that would cause breast cancer will not appear. Good hormones, joy, create joy, and your complexion improves. Your husband might be depressed, smoking, thinking, “That woman went to Haneulgung, is she crazy? Why is she singing so happily? She bought a lottery ticket.” He’ll be watching you, thinking you’re strange. But after about ten days of returning from Haneulgung, the joy fades. Then, if you start arguing with your husband, your blessings diminish. when you come to Haneulgung, joy is transmitted to you. Your joy attaches to your body and goes with you. you are joyful at first. But then, if you keep looking at your husband’s grumpy face, your joy slowly decreases. Then, what happens to your blood? Aging occurs, and cancer cells gather. They attach to your breasts. “Let’s go to the uterus.” “No, the breasts are better than the uterus.” “That woman might laugh at any moment. We must quickly attach ourselves while she’s frowning.” Imagine that. It’s terrifying. when suffering is heavy, they think, “Should we go to the breasts or the uterus? Where would be better? Where can we kill this woman most fatally?” They research this and run rampant. But suddenly, “Oh no, we’re going to die! Hormones have appeared!” “What? White Heaven has come to devour us! Let’s run away!” They flee. What is this? Abundant joy. What hormones are released then? Dopamine, serotonin, and many other good ones. Amyloid, beta-amyloid. All good hormones are released.

When suffering is heavy, what is released? Corticosteroids, cortisol, cortisone. Bad hormones are continuously released, causing cancer. Always remember this. When this is heavy, it’s called trauma. There’s no laughter. the woman is always like this. This is trauma. This is not right. This is when suffering is heavy, and there is almost no joy. “Why am I alive?” But those who have been to Haneulgung lose their trauma. Blessings enter, all past sins, even having ten children in a past life, disappear. All sins are gone, all ancestral graves receive blessings. All this trauma simply vanishes. trauma is instantly blown away. in your heart, you think, “Ah, all my trauma is gone. My ten children are gone, all my sins are gone.” When it’s cleansed like this, what happens? You are joyful. This lowers. This rises, and this lowers, so there is more joy. The more you humble yourself, the more joy you have. The more you try to elevate yourself, the more you fight with others. Then suffering comes. Why is it suffering? Because you tried to elevate yourself. Humble yourself. Then joy overflows. Then cancer cells and bad hormones do not appear. My explanation is better than the dream itself, isn’t it? It sinks right into your mind.

Will cancer cells that go to the breast be happier or unhappier than those that go to the uterus? Cancer cells that go to the uterus can survive longer because they are discovered less frequently. Breast cancer is often detected early. Uterine cancer can lie dormant for a long time and survive longer. in the future, such cancer cells will go to the uterus. We are joking. we must never have trauma. Get rid of trauma. Take abundant joy home with you.

When someone collapses upon hearing the news of their son’s death, what is the cause? Hormones constrict the blood vessels. The blood becomes sticky, but the blood vessel width remains the same. Stress hormones like corticosteroids, cortisol, and cortisone narrow the blood vessels. The blood becomes sticky. Then, suddenly, they grab their neck and fall backward. Why? Blood cannot go up to the neck, to the brain. It gets blocked. They put their hand here and fall backward. The blood becomes sticky and putrid, and its color turns black instantly. In that one second, the blood changes. What are the stages? First, sound. The mother of hair is blood. The mother of skin is flesh. The mother of flesh is bone. The mother of bone is blood. The mother of blood is mind. They were shocked. What happens to these things I just mentioned? The mother of blood is shocked, so the mind is startled. Then the blood spoils. The blood instantly dies, turning black. the person cannot awaken.

the mother of hair is skin. The mother of skin is flesh. The mother of flesh is bone. The mother of bone is blood. The mother of blood is mind. The mother of mind is spirit. The mother of spirit is soul. The mother of soul is light. The mother of light is the sound stage. It doesn’t even go as far as the soul. Just a phone call saying, “Your son died.” Such things can happen. This is terrifying. giving joy to others and shocking them are very different. That’s why when a son dies in the hospital, they don’t tell their elderly father or mother directly. They first say, “Father is unwell.” Then, “Father, Mother, please go to the hospital. Father seems to be in critical condition.” They have to lie like this, even if the father is already dead. But if they tell the mother, “Mother, Father died in a car accident,” what happens? The mother might die first. That can happen. you have to do it in stages. “Mom, Dad was in a car accident and is in the hospital. Please go quickly.” Then, while the mother is going to the hospital, she has some anxiety, but also some composure. The doctor tells the wife that her husband died, and she gets up. They have to gently reassure her and give her the shock in stages. Women often faint. It’s like that. Our minds are very important. But shocking someone’s mind is a very bad thing. It makes their blood spoil. Blood is affected by the spirit. The spirit affects the mind, and the mind affects the blood. That’s why people say their bones chill or their hair stands on end. What is this? It happens with just one phone call. “My husband and I worked hard on our business, but the factory burned down, and an employee died.” She receives that call and collapses. The female CEO collapses. She faints.

Why do they faint? When hormones cannot cope, to prevent brain damage, to reduce brain loss, the person is quickly made to faint. When a son dies, the mother faints. If the mother didn’t faint, her body would be completely ruined. Fainting quickly makes the blood go bad, and she faints quickly, so she doesn’t know what happened. She slowly awakens. By then, her son’s death is secondary. She slowly awakens. her organs are not damaged. To reduce the damage. Women often lose their memory. When their memory returns, they might say, ” Mother died,” and become slightly childlike. When a person awakens like that, the trauma is less. there are hormones that make women faint. When the shock is too great, those hormones quickly make the person faint.

The host asks: “When someone is bullied or enjoys tormenting others, does that also count as joy?”
Huh Kyung-young: “No, that joy is not true joy. Enjoying committing sins against others. That does not apply. If someone harms others and feels joy, their conscience is wrong. Hormones determine that. Enjoying tormenting others is not joy. We are talking about true happiness, true joy. That is medicine. There are people in America who feel pleasure shooting people with machine guns. They feel joy. That’s possible. That’s a mental illness. That’s not a normal mental state. That’s a sickness. It’s pathological joy. When people have envy and jealousy, and they tease someone who seems successful, that’s pathological joy. And pathological joy completely ruins the body. Such people eventually turn to drugs and receive immense punishment. modern people carry heavy sins. They have a lot of pathological joy.

12. The Primacy of Obedience to the God-man
    I have taught you to understand everything. But when it comes to the God-man, you should not approach with understanding. In human relationships, understanding is important. But you should not try to understand the God-man. With the God-man, obedience comes first. If you hear someone say, “That’s the God-man,” and you listen, and you perceive that it is the God-man, then trying to understand, “Why did he create the second one? Why did he create the third one?”—that approach of understanding abandons obedience. Then, understanding is not number one. Understanding is number two. In human relationships, understanding is number one. In relation to the God-man, if you try to understand, you become an antagonist. That’s what antagonism is. Can you understand the God-man? If you try to understand everything, it’s fraud. He only does things that are invisible. He brought archangels. Archangels are different from angels. Try to understand such things. It’s fraud. If you try to understand, the God-man becomes what? He becomes “what is this?” If you try to understand, the God-man becomes a fraud.

You must do this first to go to the void. But if you try to understand the void, have you ever seen it? No. It’s incomprehensible. Try to understand blessings. Can you see them? Try to understand “Not old Milk”. I told you to drink it, and you obeyed and drank it. when drinking “Not old Milk”, what comes first, obedience or understanding? Obedience comes first. Now you know for sure. When drinking “Not old Milk”, should you understand? No, then you can’t drink it. But he says he is the God-man. Obedience is correct. Obedience leads to the void. Trying to understand leads to the accusation of “charlatan.” If you try to understand, Huh Kyung-young is a charlatan. If you don’t try to understand and proceed with obedience, it’s the void. ” I’m drinking this “Not old Milk”, and my body is getting better. I’m getting healthier.” Before understanding this, you couldn’t drink it. Nothing would happen. Not drinking it is common sense. Now you understand. I am telling you something very important. I keep saying “understand, understand,” but that’s for human relationships. Trying to understand the God-man makes you an antagonist.

If you try to understand when I send your parents to the void, can you understand? No, you cannot. If you obey the God-man’s words, that is the answer. Today’s lecture is also interesting, isn’t it? Even if you forget everything else at Haneulgung, like a bean sprout sieve, you must understand this well. In human relationships, understanding is first, but with the God-man, should understanding come first? No, it makes you an antagonist. With the God-man, it’s obedience, then understanding. With humans, you understand, then you follow, you obey. If a man follows you, and you follow him without understanding, is that right? No. In human relationships, understanding comes first, and obedience comes after. You obey someone who seems worthy of obedience. You must obey then. If a man is not your husband, but he is strong and tries to force you to marry him, should you obey? No. You obey when you understand. That’s the human world. In the heavenly world, with the God-man, what comes first? Obedience. Drink the “Not old Milk”. But what does the media say about this? They prioritize understanding, so they say Huh Kyung-young is a charlatan. ” this is a report.” When they look at it, understanding comes first, so it’s fraud. For you, obedience comes first, so it’s White Heaven, “Not old Milk”. Now you understand why I am attacked by the media. Because they ignore this procedure. If you try to understand the God-man, you are all antagonists. If you are hesitant, is that right? No, absolutely not. You must never do that. You must never oppose the God-man. You must absolutely obey, absolute obedience. I have told you something important. Some reporters might tremble when they drink “Not old Milk” for the first time.

13. Testimonies of Healing and Divine Intervention
    The host: “Now, we will hear some testimonies.”
    Huh Kyung-young: “The testimonies are interesting, each person’s way of speaking is unique.”

The host: “This is a testimony from Kang Jae-woo. Kang Jae-woo, from Gyeongbuk to Gyeongsangnam-do, a reply to Lee Sang-hoon of Geumpo. This happened in midsummer this year. After returning from driving a car with a broken air conditioner compressor, I got into my car, and its air conditioner compressor wasn’t working. I was puzzled. I opened the hood, placed a finger on the air conditioner compressor, and said, ‘Let any bad energy or elements in this car and on my finger disappear immediately.’ I started the air conditioner again, and the compressor engine engaged, and it has been working perfectly ever since. This is Kim from Cheongju Yeongseong Center.”
Huh Kyung-young: “This principle is a real situation.”

The host: “Next is a testimony from Kim Jong-i. Kim Jeong-ho from Cheongju Yeongseong Center. When the weather gets cold, white scales, like fish scales, appear on my calves. No matter how often I shower or scrub with a rough towel, they turn white again when dry. A while ago, I applied Elixir Oil. My wife suggested hospital treatment, but I insisted that Elixir Oil would definitely work. After three or four days, I checked my calves today, and miraculously, they were smooth like water, and the scales were gone. I was surprised by its excellent efficacy. I recommend it to anyone suffering from skin problems or scales. It’s a panacea. Thank you, God-man. Huh Kyung-young.”
Huh Kyung-young: “Huh Kyung-young.”

The host: “Next, I am Byeon Gyeong-i, living in Haeundae, Busan, affiliated with the Busan Center. On November 13, 2023, around 7 PM, I finished work and was so tired that I fell asleep. I woke up to go to the bathroom and felt a strange slippery sensation in my neck. When I touched it, there was blood. I looked in the mirror and saw blood gushing like a spring from a 3mm diameter wound in the middle of my neck. I pressed it with my hand for about two hours to stop the bleeding, but the blood kept flowing, so I was alarmed and called Director Kang Da-gyo. She told me to call the God-man immediately, so I called the God-man. The God-man answered the phone and told the blood to stop, saying not to worry. Immediately after the call, the gushing blood stopped completely. I was so surprised that such a miracle happened to me, and I was overjoyed. I thought, ‘This person is truly the Messiah we have been waiting for.’ I can’t believe such a miracle happened to me. Thank you so much, God-man. And I sincerely worship you. I was a Catholic and met the God-man five years ago. I worship the God-man for allowing me to share this testimony.”
Huh Kyung-young: “Machines and human bodies are the same. Machines can communicate, and human bodies, and even milk, which is a substance, can communicate. those who cannot write the name ‘Elixir’ can simply call out ‘Huh Kyung-young.’ Open the lid, call out ‘Huh Kyung-young,’ and then close it. Then it becomes “Not old Milk”. Of course, it’s better to write ‘Huh Kyung-young,’ but if you can’t write, you can just call out his name. Then it already understands. The entire universe understands. there is no name in the universe that understands more than my name.”

The host: “Next is a testimony from Archangel Kang Da-gyo. I am Kang Da-gyo, the General Director. For nearly five years, I have traveled by bus twice a month, always avoiding rain and snow. Even when it poured, the rain would stop by the time I reached the rest stop, and it would pour again after I used the restroom and boarded the bus. The rain would stop again as we approached Haneulgung. I have been driving the bus for almost five years, and only once, on Teacher’s Day this year, did it rain so heavily that I had to take off my hanbok and briefly get wet while going to the White Heavenseok. Other than that, I have never been caught in rain or snow in all these years. The Archangels and Angels of the Busan Center always help from the House, and I am grateful to continue coming to Haneulgung twice a month with an unchanging heart. I am grateful for the God-man’s grace and continue to come with gratitude. I will work hard until the day the God-man becomes the World Emperor.”
Huh Kyung-young: “World Emperor Huh Kyung-young. That part should be changed to ‘until the day I go to the White Heaven.’ ‘I will work hard until that day.’ Will you stop if I become World Emperor? I am correcting it.”

The host: “Next is an anonymous testimony. Hello, I will share my testimony anonymously. After eating chueotang (loach soup) at a restaurant, I saw the people who had been sitting next to us already outside on a bench. Suddenly, there was a commotion. A man had suddenly gotten indigestion, his face was red, and he was sitting on the bench. The others were bustling around. I wondered what was happening and walked past, but then the man’s head suddenly tilted back, and white foam came out of his mouth. At that moment, I thought, ‘If I leave him like this, something terrible will happen.’ I went to him and asked another man nearby to help lay him down on the bench. The other man lifted his shoulders, and I lifted his legs, whispering three times, ‘Enter the light, enter the light, enter the light.’ Amazingly, at that very moment, the man’s eyes returned, and he told his wife, who was calling 911 next to him, ‘I’m fine.’ It was as if he had no memory of what had happened. Seeing this, I thought, ‘He’ll be okay now,’ and went home. On the way, I kept thinking, ‘Wow, this is amazing. This is real.’ Thank you for letting me experience the blessing directly. Huh Kyung-young.”
Huh Kyung-young: ” you all must become capable of saving people like that. It doesn’t work from a distance. That’s the difference with the God-man. You have to use it. You have to grab onto his clothes, at least.

The host: “Next is a testimony from Kim Jae-joo. I don’t know if this will be helpful. When you have a wound or bacterial infection, Elixir Oil is the best. But if you don’t have Elixir Oil, washing or applying “Not old Milk” is incredibly effective. That’s what he said.”
Huh Kyung-young: “Yes.”

The host: “Next is another testimony from Kim Jae-joo. Archangel Kim Jin-geun from Yeosu replied. This time, I learned about a finger injury from curry. It was so twisted, but the skin wouldn’t separate. I lightly applied Elixir Oil, which was a year old and separated, and repeated it a few times. The skin quickly reattached and is almost completely healed. It’s the best disinfectant. It’s a disinfectant. Energy supply, thumbs up, he said.”
Huh Kyung-young: “Yes. Today, we will conclude the testimonies here.”

14. The Divine Hierarchy of Obedience and Understanding
    The host: “Now, is it a song? the free meal sponsorship phone number. Now, take out your phones. This is not the time to just look. I am helping you do good deeds. You all made sponsorship calls, didn’t you? We thank the God-man, who came as the Trinity of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit to lead us to the void and give us time to communicate with him. Please give him a round of applause again. Thank you. Now, we will have a total energy session and listen to the singer’s song.”
    Huh Kyung-young: “For ordinary people, understanding comes first. Then obedience. We cannot marry a husband we don’t understand. We married because we understood him at first. it’s about understanding. But with the God-man, you should not come with understanding. Obedience comes first. Then understanding.

Now you understand for sure. When drinking “Not old Milk”, should you understand? No, then you can’t drink it. But he says he is the God-man. Obedience is correct. Obedience leads to the void. Trying to understand leads to the accusation of “charlatan.” If you try to understand, Huh Kyung-young is a charlatan. If you don’t try to understand and proceed with obedience, it’s the void. ” I’m drinking this “Not old Milk”, and my body is getting better. I’m getting healthier.” Before understanding this, you couldn’t drink it. Nothing would happen. Not drinking it is common sense. Now you understand. I am telling you something very important. I keep saying “understand, understand,” but that’s for human relationships. Trying to understand the God-man makes you an antagonist.

If you try to understand when I send your parents to the void, can you understand? No, you cannot. If you obey the God-man’s words, that is the answer. Today’s lecture is also interesting, isn’t it? Even if you forget everything else at Haneulgung, like a bean sprout sieve, you must understand this well. In human relationships, understanding is first, but with the God-man, should understanding come first? No, it makes you an antagonist. With the God-man, it’s obedience, then understanding. With humans, you understand, then you follow, you obey. If a man follows you, and you follow him without understanding, is that right? No. In human relationships, understanding comes first, and obedience comes after. You obey someone who seems worthy of obedience. You must obey then. If a man is not your husband, but he is strong and tries to force you to marry him, should you obey? No. You obey when you understand. That’s the human world. In the heavenly world, with the God-man, what comes first? Obedience. Drink the “Not old Milk”. But what does the media say about this? They prioritize understanding, so they say Huh Kyung-young is a charlatan. ” this is a report.” When they look at it, understanding comes first, so it’s fraud. For you, obedience comes first, so it’s White Heaven, “Not old Milk”. Now you understand why I am attacked by the media. Because they ignore this procedure. If you try to understand the God-man, you are all antagonists. If you are hesitant, is that right? No, absolutely not. You must never do that. You must never oppose the God-man. You must absolutely obey, absolute obedience. I have told you something important. Some reporters might tremble when they drink “Not old Milk” for the first time.