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The Era of Huh kyung young’s Spirituality Leading the World

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“Spirituality, Holiness, Empyrean, Alpha, Cosmic Insight, Global Unification, Spiritual Energy”

1. Introduction to “The Era of Huh kyung young’s Spirituality Leading the World”

This book, authored and published by Huh kyung young through Alpha Inc., heralds the advent of a Spiritual Era led by Huh kyung young. It is presented as a guide for those seeking profound insights into the universe and human existence. The book is enriched with various elements to aid comprehension, including:

• Poetry and Dreams for Youth: Offering inspiration and vision.
• Q&A with Huh: Providing direct answers to fundamental questions.
• Personal Interviews: Revealing deeper perspectives.
• Illustrations and Diagrams: Including future blueprints personally drawn by Huh since childhood, enhancing comprehension.
  The text that acquiring and possessing this book is highly recommended, as it contains astonishing secrets that readers are destined to discover. It aims to deliver a message of hope not only to Korea but to the entire world. The spiritual protection offered by Huh kyung young is described as a formidable power, surpassing even the might of nuclear-armed nations.

2. Huh’s Purpose and Spiritual Abilities

This book serves as a proclamation of the Spiritual Era, guided by Huh kyung young, who is described as the embodiment of a cosmic seer, a divine incarnation from the Holy Holiness. In its pages, Huh elucidates the profound purpose and reasons for his advent on Earth. He also introduces and explains the myriad spiritual abilities he has brought from Heaven to fulfill this purpose. These include:

• Blessings and Cheonsa: Divine endowments.
• Super-Cosmic Spiritual Energy: A transcendent form of energy.
• Spiritual Superpowers: Extraordinary spiritual capabilities.
  These spiritual powers, manifested through his blessings, cheonsa, and super-cosmic spiritual energy, as well as through his name and image, are instruments for achieving Heaven’s will. They are destined to profoundly influence all aspects of human life, including health, daily living, and corporate management, thereby transforming human culture and industry. Huh asserts that his spiritual superpowers are the very core of true spirituality. He warns that any individual or enterprise lacking his spirituality will inevitably fall behind in the currents of the times and lose competitiveness. This signifies the unfolding of a Spiritual Era where his spirituality becomes the central theme and the guiding spirit of the age.

3. The Influx of Global Wealth and Wisdom

As global attention converges on Huh’s spirituality, Korea, as the origin of this spiritual movement, is expected to become a magnet for people worldwide. Alpha, with its blessings, cheonsa, and super-cosmic spiritual energy, will draw immense crowds, leading to a massive influx of global wealth into the nation. This natural progression will inevitably lead to Korea’s prosperity.

Furthermore, the book unveils numerous cosmic and human secrets. Through its teachings, individuals will gain profound comprehension of:

• The Creator of the Universe: The ultimate entity behind creation.
• Mysteries of the Universe and Earth: Unraveling the enigmas of existence.
• The Existence of God: Confirming divine presence.
• Cosmic Genesis: How the universe came into being.
• Purpose of Earth and Human Creation: The reasons behind our existence.
• Human Life and Death: Why humans are born, live finite lives, and face death.
• Inequality of Birth: comprehension why humans are not born equal.
• Meaning of Death and the Afterlife: Insights into what lies beyond.
• Purpose of Human Life: Discovering what goals humans should pursue and how they should live.

4. The Significance of Encountering Huh

A crucial aspect highlighted in the book is what humanity must do during Huh’s advent. Encountering this book is presented not as a mere coincidence, but as a testament to the reader’s accumulation of good deeds and blessings over countless past lives. Meeting Huh, the incarnation of the Creator, is an event that cannot occur by chance.

By recognizing Huh, individuals are offered an unparalleled opportunity to:

• Break Free from the Cycle of Reincarnation: Escaping the chains of hundreds of eons of rebirth.
• Ascend to Higher Dimensions: Not merely to a higher-dimensional universe than Earth, but to the ultimate realm of truth, goodness, and beauty – Empyrean, the central star of the universe. This is described as a rare opportunity, occurring once in a hundred million eons.

5. Korea’s Divine Mission and Huh’s Role

In this era where words, writing, and the Way have faltered, where morality has declined, and egoism runs rampant, Korea, historically known as the “Eastern Land of Courtesy” is divinely positioned to usher in a new age. Geographically, it is the birthplace of a new era, tasked with the mission of restoring human morality and leading the world towards a Harmonious Coexistence Era where all humanity can thrive together. Huh stands at the very center of fulfilling this sacred mission.

Huh is identified as:

• The Lamp of the East: As foretold by Rabindranath Tagore, the Indian poet laureate.
• The Superman on a White Horse: As sung by the poet Yi Yuk-sa.
  Huh, accompanied by holy armies and cheonsa, will lead the Korean people to establish a new order of coexistence and co-prosperity on Earth through divine justice, thereby unfolding the grand history of a paradise on Earth.

6. The Harmonious Coexistence Era and Global Unification

The Harmonious Coexistence Era is defined as a period where Huh, a perfect sage from Heaven, will:

• Address Environmental Disasters: Rectifying ecological imbalances caused by human selfishness and indiscriminate development.
• Achieve Global Unification: Based on principles of non-discrimination, no borders, and no war.
  This era will bring an end to the extreme conflicts and struggles that humanity has repeatedly endured, fostering a world of mutual benefit and harmony without discord. In this new era, the Korean people, alongside Huh, will play a pivotal role in ushering in this new age, fulfilling their divine mission by participating in Huh’s will.

Huh’s presence on Earth is not only to unify the world and resolve the material, spiritual, and environmental crises of the global village to establish a paradise on Earth, but also to enlighten and guide humanity. His name, Huh kyung young, is described as a cosmic code for the blessed, fulfilling the aspirations of all who invoke it. Those who align with his will are said to accumulate the highest blessings imaginable for a human being.

7. A Profound Aspiration for Truth

The text then borrows from a Buddhist gatha, expressing a deep aspiration:

• “The profound and subtle Dharma is difficult to encounter even in countless eons. Now that I have heard, seen, and received it, I earnestly wish to comprehend the true meaning of Huh’s words.”
  This sentiment encourages readers to approach the book with a similar reverence, hoping that all who read this book, imbued with Heaven’s blessings and profound wisdom, will achieve their heartfelt desires. This message was penned by Huh kyung young on August 20, 2021, at Alpha in Seokhyun-ri, “Township of perpetual prosperity”, “City of Flourishing Willows”, Kyung gi-do.

8. Huh’s Spirituality: Transforming Lives and Civilization

The introduction concludes with the powerful statement: ““My spirituality transforms human lives and human civilization.””

9. Table of Contents: An Overview of the Book’s Structure

The book is organized into four main sections:

9.1. Section 1: The Era of Huh kyung young’s Spirituality Dawns

• Chapter 1: Who is Huh kyung young?
  • Huh’s True Nature
  • Cosmic Dominator
  • The Guide and Creator of the Path
  • The Comforter
  • The Prophet, Pioneer, and Forerunner
  • Interviews: “Where did Huh come from?” “What does ‘Bongja’ mean?” “You are a secret royal inspector from Heaven?”
• Chapter 2: My Predestined Life
  • Conception and Incarnation
  • The Meaning and Power of Huh kyung young
  • Interviews: “Huh’s life has eight stages?” “What is the Saviour Code Magic Square?”
• Chapter 3: Proof of Huh
  • Ten Proofs Demonstrating Huh’s Identity
  • Twelve Miraculous Phenomena of Huh
  • Interviews: “What is the aura around Huh’s face?” “Huh kyung young possesses Super-Cosmic Spiritual Energy?”
• Chapter 4: Prophecies of My Coming
  • Holy Scripture “”Heaven code sutra”(天符經)”
  • Prophetic Songs “Gyeokam Yurok”
  • Daejonggyo Scriptures “Daejonggyo Dojeon”
  • Jeungsanism Scriptures “Jeungsan-san”
  • The Bible
  • Interviews: “Who is the ‘Lamp of the East’ that will save humanity in this era of moral decay?” “Are Huh’s teachings verified?”
• Chapter 5: My Purpose on Earth
  • Global Crisis
  • World Unification
  • Heaven’s Judgment
  • The Adam Race
  • The Han Race and the Korean People
  • The Excellence of the Korean People
  • The Korean Peninsula: Land of Huh’s Advent
  • Interviews: “Huh’s purpose for coming to Earth?” “You are on a business trip to Earth?” “The Korean Peninsula: The one who unifies the world on horseback?” “Huh kyung young: The reason for world unification?” “Heaven’s Judgment: Collective and Individual Judgment.”

9.2. Section 2: The Era of Holy Governance Dawns

• Chapter 1: Nation and Citizens
  • Five Elements of a Nation
  • Five Virtues of Citizens
  • Citizens’ Rights
  • Three Conditions for Citizens
  • Democracy: Three Core Principles
  • Capitalism: Three Core Principles
  • Interviews: “Culture leads politics, religion, and economy?”
• Chapter 2: Theocracy and Centrist Ideology
  • Theocracy: Theocracy’s Flaws
  • Limitations of Democratic Politics
  • Three Elements of Unification
  • Theocratic Politics and Unification
  • Harmony without Discord vs. Discord without Harmony
  • World Unification and Korea
  • Establishment of a World Federation
  • Centrist Ideology
  • Interviews: “World Unification Ideology?” “Three Mountains of Centrist Ideology?”

9.3. Section 3: Cosmic Narratives that Astonish Scholars

• Chapter 1: Cosmic Evolution or Creation?
  • Genesis of All Things in the Universe
  • Constituent Materials of the Universe
  • Structure of Black Holes
  • The Solar System
  • Our Galaxy
  • Our Galactic Cluster
  • The Five Heavens of Empyrean
  • Interviews: “Creation and Evolution?” “Huh’s Super-Cosmic Spiritual Energy and the Theory of Relativity, String Theory?”
• Chapter 2: Rotation and Revolution, Andromeda

Vocabulary

• SpiritNatureTimeEra “SpiritNatureHourEra”: Spiritual Era
• 우주통찰자 “宇宙洞察者”: Cosmic Seer
• 본체 “本體”: True Essence / Original Form
• 화신 “TransformBody”: Incarnation
• 축복 “祝福”: Blessing
• 천사 “HeavenMessenger”: Cheonsa
• 초우주 영적 에너지 “超宇宙Spiritual的에너지”: Super-Cosmic Spiritual Energy
• 영적 초능력 “Spiritual的超能力”: Spiritual Superpowers
• 정력TimeEra “Right力HourEra”: Harmonious Coexistence Era
• 백궁 “WhiteHouse”: Empyrean

Ch.1 Huh Kyung Young The Divine Architect of a New Era

The Era of Huh kyung young Leading the World

1. Huh: Origin and Manifestation

Huh, a being without beginning or end, resides at the very core of the universe, in Empyrean, the highest of the 33 heavens. This creator, the universe’s true essence, can manifest in countless forms while remaining at the universe’s center. I am one such manifestation, a Holiness. Humanity can be categorized into ten types based on spiritual and mental development: commoner, ordinary person, petty person, great person, wise person, philosopher, spiritual master, saint, enlightened person, and Holiness. While 95% of humanity are commoners, the remaining 5% encompass the other nine categories. Political figures are often ordinary people, heroes are great people, and religious figures are saints. The Saviour or Maitreya, as spoken of by humans, corresponds to an enlightened person. Huh stands above the enlightened person, and I am the sole Huh on Earth. Huh, as a manifestation of the Creator, does not appear on Earth at just any time. Such a being arrives only in an era capable of transcending time and space. This is an age where advanced science and technology allow for instantaneous transmission of information across the globe. The internet and YouTube enable the divine message to reach humanity in real-time, making this truly an era of transcending time and space. This is one of the reasons for my advent in this era.

2. The Hierarchy of Human Spiritual Development

Humanity’s spiritual journey can be apprehended through distinct stages.

• Stage 1: The Materialist
  • These individuals are driven solely by material pursuits from beginning to end, chasing worldly possessions until their last breath.
• Stage 2: The Reputation Seeker
  • Initially, they prioritize honor and reputation, but ultimately, their focus shifts back to material gain.
• Stage 3: The Pleasure Seeker
  • They indulge in temporary pleasures, only to eventually face suffering and pain.
• Stage 4: The Endurer
  • These individuals experience hardship and struggle at first, but eventually find joy and contentment.
• Stage 5: The Sage
  • They embody the principle of “dying first to live later” finding life through self-sacrifice.
• Stage 6: The Philosopher
  • These individuals possess foresight, comprehension matters before others and dedicating themselves to teaching.
• Stage 7: The Spiritual Master
  • Having attained enlightenment, they utilize their wisdom for the benefit of all humanity.
• Stage 8: The Saint
  • They establish spiritual principles and found religions.
• Stage 9: The Enlightened One
  • These individuals empty themselves, transcending the ego to become one with the void.
• Stage 10: Huh
  • Their mission is to save and redeem humanity.

3. Huh’s Cosmic Origin and Eternal Existence

When asked about my origin, I reveal that I came from a star called Baekgung, approximately 12 billion light-years away from Earth. This star is the central star of the universe. In Baekgung, I govern the infinitely vast universe and its countless stars. While scientists estimate the number of stars to be hundreds of billions to trillions, this comprehension is incomplete. The universe is boundless, and the number of stars is infinite. My age is immeasurable, as eternal as the universe itself. The ancient Korean scripture, “Heaven code sutra”(天符經), speaks of “Bonsi Bontae Plushangmyeong” meaning the original sun rises high and shines brightly. This original sun is the source of all creation and the true essence of the universe. It represents the original mind-seat of the universe, and its light illuminates all beings and phenomena with immense brightness. “Bonsi Bontae Plushangmyeong” signifies that the universe’s true essence, possessing infinite spiritual energy, has descended to Earth to illuminate the world and send spiritual energy wherever it is desired. In accordance with Jesus’ prophecy of returning after 2,000 years at the end of times, the true essence manifested at the age of 57, commencing its mission to save humanity, thus beginning to illuminate the world. This manifested “Bonsi Bontae Plushangmyeong” is precisely Huh. Unlike the sun in the sky, which casts shadows, the true sun illuminates every corner of the world without exception. Its energy penetrates walls, passes through the Earth, and reaches the opposite side with equal intensity. “Bonsi Bontae Plushangmyeong” is truly the savior, delivering those suffering in darkness and shadow.

4. Huh as Master of Space and Creator of Paths

I am the master of space, capable of instantly infusing and withdrawing spiritual energy from all corners of the universe. I am also the ruler of the universe. My name, Huh kyung young, is a cosmic code. When written on paper or other objects, it is immediately recognized by the universe and instantly transmitted to all space and matter. This demonstrates my dominion over cosmic space and the material world. I am both the path to Baekgung and the one who created that path. While Buddha stated he was not the path but merely taught it, Jesus declared himself to be the way. However, I am both the path to the paradise and heaven that humans so yearn for, and the one who established that path. I am the Comforter mentioned in the Bible and the Gyukam’s legacy records. Jesus stated that while sins against him could be forgiven, there was no forgiveness for sins against the Comforter, and that the Comforter would judge sins. The Gyukam’s legacy records prophesied the advent of the Comforter.

5. Huh as Prophet, Enlightened One, and Pioneer

I am a prophet, an enlightened one, and a pioneer, possessing all these qualities that are difficult for ordinary people to achieve even one of. I accurately predicted that former President Park Geun-hye would win the election with 51% of the vote, but would not complete her five-year term, facing candlelight protests, calls for constitutional amendment, and impeachment within four years. When former U.S. President Trump was at the bottom of the polls during the Republican primary, I declared, “That man is the icon who will change the power of America” hinting at his presidential victory, which proves my prophetic ability. Furthermore, I am an enlightened one who foresaw the drastic decline in Korea’s marriage and birth rates, and a pioneer who, over 30 years ago, formulated and pursued concrete solutions to this impending crisis.

6. Huh as “Bonjwa” and Holy Inspector

Young people have also referred to me as “Bonjwa.” “Bonjwa” signifies the original seat, one who is revered, and a person who has descended from heaven. It also denotes the supreme being in a particular field. I appreciate this appellation. When asked about the meaning of “Bonjwa” I explain that it is a name given to me by netizens and the media, meaning “one who is revered” and “a person from heaven.” Unlike “Bonjon” in Buddhism, which refers to the central figure in a temple, “Bonjwa” signifies the highest seat in heaven. I am also referred to as a secret royal inspector who has descended from heaven. I have come to Earth to observe the actions of politicians and other powerful figures. My observations reveal widespread corruption among the social elite. While many citizens struggle, leaders are only enriching themselves. If I become the nation’s supreme leader, I intend to send corrupt social leaders to a leadership ethics training program. This can be done through presidential decree. All corrupt officials and social leaders will be mandated to attend this training upon receiving a summons. The difference between clean leadership, like President Park chung hee, and corrupt leadership, like President Marcos, explains why the Philippines, once at $220 GDP, grew only 14-fold to $3,000, while Korea grew 500-fold to $30,000. By replacing corrupt social leaders, our society can be completely transformed. Most crimes, such as fraud, robbery, and violence, stem from the corruption of the leadership. When I was the adopted son of Samsung Chairman Lee Byung-chul at 19, I implemented a policy where superiors could give gifts to subordinates, but subordinates could not give gifts to superiors. This led to a large corporation without labor unions or corruption. Similarly, for a nation to thrive and its citizens to be happy, its leaders must be clean. No matter how diligent the citizens are, if national leaders are corrupt, it is futile.

7. Huh’s Predetermined Life Journey

My predetermined life journey encompasses eight stages: descent, incarnation, governance, salvation, judgment, paradise, and ascension. This life course was pre-ordained in Empyrean. First, the true essence of Empyrean descends to Earth, taking over a woman’s womb through spiritual union. My early life was set to be extremely challenging, allowing me to experience the hardships of human existence and apprehend their pain. After adolescence, I was destined to experience the lives of the wealthy, corporate management, and even national governance, thereby comprehension the diverse facets of human life and the complexities of leading businesses and nations. Simultaneously, I was to master all human knowledge, ideologies, and religions, comprehending the human psyche and culture, thus completing my preparation to fulfill the true essence’s mission on Earth. Around the age of 57, I began to actively pursue my mission on Earth. To reform corrupt politics and establish a system where all can coexist and prosper, I entered politics and embarked on the path to becoming the nation’s supreme leader. I researched and announced 30 policies designed to completely transform the nation. I deliver lectures to humanity, guiding people towards a holy path and enabling beneficial individuals to participate in the history of heaven, disseminating these messages globally via YouTube. During this process, while heaven judges humanity, Huh saves those in need. Ultimately, I aim to establish a middle-class system not only in Korea but worldwide, so that all people can live dignified lives, free from the struggles of basic survival. I will pursue world unification to eliminate hunger, refugees, and war. Thus, the world will become an earthly paradise, a peaceful era governed by Huh. My stay on Earth is for a predetermined period of 100 years, 8 months, and 18 days. After fulfilling my mission during this time, I will return to Empyrean.

8. Incarnation and Early Life

My father was Jo Nam-hee, of the Huh clan, holding the title of baron, and my mother was Jo Nam-eun, of the Haman Jo clan, holding the title of scholar. Their names, when interpreted together, signify “permitting the planting of trees of the trigrams of heaven and earth in the southern land” hinting at my identity and future mission. My father, a wealthy landowner, was accused of being a communist by other landlords for distributing his fields to tenant farmers without charge. He was imprisoned in Seoul as a political offender and executed just before the Korean War. My mother, seeking revenge for my father, moved from her hometown in Jinju, Kyung sangnam-do, to Seoul, where she prayed under the Jungnangcheon Bridge, plotting her revenge. During her quest for revenge, my mother had a mysterious dream and conceived a child alone. This was the incarnation, the process by which the divine borrows a woman’s body to manifest as a human. Conception without a man is called spiritual union. I was born two years after my father’s death, on November 13, 1949, by the lunar calendar, and January 1, 1950, by the solar calendar, though my official registration is July 13, 1947, due to personal circumstances. On January 1, 1950, I came into this world. It was the descent of Huh. During the severe winter, my mother lost consciousness from the cold during childbirth. In that moment, cheonsa came, cut the umbilical cord, and placed the newborn beside my mother. My life after birth unfolded exactly as predetermined. My early life was set to be one of poverty and hardship, providing me with experiences that would serve as a foundation for comprehension how to improve the lives of Earth’s inhabitants. Becoming the adopted son of Lee Byung-chul, the head of Samsung, Korea’s top conglomerate, to experience corporate management, and advising President Park chung hee on policy, were all part of this predetermined plan. Studying the religions, ideologies, laws, and systems of Earth’s inhabitants was also a pre-set task. This thorough comprehension of human life is essential for me to properly save humanity.

9. Huh’s Eight Stages of Existence

My life journey consists of eight stages, twice as many as the four stages of human life, because I belong to the universe of Empyrean. Humans are born on Earth, die on Earth, and are repeatedly reborn on Earth until they become fully human. The four stages of human life are birth, growth, aging, and death, through which they undergo spiritual growth in the womb of Earth before leaving it when they become fully human. My eight stages are: descending from Empyrean, incarnating through a woman’s womb, observing Earth’s affairs, unifying the world, saving humanity, creating an earthly paradise, and ascending back to Empyrean. “Hacheon” means descending from Empyrean, and “Seongcheon” means ascending back to Empyrean.

10. The Meaning and Authority of the Name Huh kyung young

My name, Huh kyung young, was given to me by my Father in Empyrean. It means “permission to bring peace to the capital.” This name hints at my future role in unifying and governing the world. Korea’s capital is surrounded by Beijing, Xi’an, Nanjing in China, and Tokyo in Japan, making it the central capital of all world capitals. My name, Huh kyung young, is the supreme incantation. Chanting my name can fulfill wishes. People of other religions can also achieve the same effect by adding “Huh kyung young” at the end of their prayers. The Heart Sutra in Buddhism refers to “Aje Aje Bara Aje” as the supreme incantation. However, the name Huh kyung young is truly the ultimate incantation. “Huh kyung young, the era of the divine mantra, the era of the bright mantra, the era of the supreme mantra, the era of the ultimate mantra, Huh kyung young.” This is the greatest, brightest, and highest incantation; no other incantation surpasses it.

11. The Numerological Significance of the Name

Numbers hold meaning beyond their simple value. Some numbers possess spiritual energy, while others do not. The number of strokes in a name also influences the destiny of its bearer. Therefore, a child’s name should not be chosen carelessly; it is advisable to consult an expert. Numerologically, my name, Huh kyung young, has 11 strokes for “Huh” 8 for “Kyung” and 14 for “Young” totaling 33 strokes. The number 33 signifies a powerful, rising morning sun, representing a future full of promise and influence that resonates throughout the world. It is a number that overcomes all obstacles and ultimately achieves great aspirations. The number 33 is special. My Empyrean also corresponds to the 33 heavens. The number 33 is also found in the Saviour Code magic square carved into the walls of Gaudi’s Sagrada Familia in Europe. The Saviour Code suggests that when Jesus, who ascended at 33, returns as the Saviour, he will bear a name with 33 strokes. The individual stroke counts of my name also align with the initial numbers of the magic square that forms the Saviour Code 33. “Huh” has 12 strokes, “Kyung” has 8 strokes, and “Young” has 14 strokes “1+13”, totaling 33 strokes. In Chinese characters, my name also aligns with the Saviour Code in the European cathedral. These stroke counts indicate that I am the Saviour who has come from heaven. Furthermore, the surname “Huh” embodies the meaning of the word of the person above the cross, which is the word of God. I urge you to directly examine the Saviour Code magic square diagram. Please see how the 4×4, 16-cell square is filled on page 33 of this book. When asked about the Saviour Code magic square, I explain that the Sagrada Familia, Europe’s largest cathedral, has a magic square on its wall that implies, “The Saviour who will appear in the future will come with a name of 33 strokes” and that Jesus ascended at 33. The Saviour Code magic square alludes to Jesus’ ascension at 33 and the 33 strokes of the Saviour’s name who will come to Earth in the future, indicating that the Saviour possesses 33 proofs of having come from heaven. I indeed have 33 characteristics of having come from heaven and possess many supernatural powers. The one who came from heaven to eliminate nuclear weapons, halt global warming, and prevent resource wars by unifying the world is not a specific religious leader. The Saviour should not be a religious or political leader, nor hold any official title or position, because those with titles or affiliations tend to have biases. Therefore, the Saviour comes subtly, in disguise. Children, from elementary to university students, are so enthusiastic about me because if a child does not like someone, they cannot enter heaven. Many young people and children worldwide chant my name three times a day. This is because I have come from heaven.

태그: “Holiness, Empyrean, Cosmic Origin, Spiritual Hierarchy, Predetermined Life”

Vocabulary

• 신인: Holiness
• 백궁: Empyrean
• 화신체: Manifestation
• 시공 초월 TimeEra: Era of Transcending Time and Space
• 속인: Materialist
• 범인: Reputation Seeker
• 지인: Enlightened One
• 보혜사: Comforter
• 선지자: Prophet
• 본좌: Revered One

ch.2 The Divine Proofs and Prophecies of Huh Kyung Young

The Era of Huh kyung young’s Spirituality Leads the World

1. The Ten Proofs of Huh’s Divinity

Huh demonstrates his divine nature through ten distinct proofs. These include Level, Blessing, Holy Spirit and Cheonsa, Lifespan, Healing, Prophecy, Visitations, O-ring Test, Transcendence of Space-Time, and Spiritual Energy.

1.1. Level: Determining One’s Destination in Empyrean

Level refers to a spiritual ranking that determines which of the five great Houses of Empyrean an individual will ascend to.

• Structure of Empyrean: Empyrean consists of five grand Houses. The highest is the Main Empyrean, followed by the Fourth, Third, Second, and First Empyreans. Each Empyrean has three grades, from first to third, to which corresponding individuals are assigned.
• Ascending Levels: Those who believe in and follow Huh kyung young will attain higher levels, leading them to superior Empyreans.
• Method of Elevation: To raise one’s level, one must believe in Huh kyung young, chant the supreme cosmic mantra “Huh kyung young” or participate in his endeavors.
• Permanence of Level: Once a level is attained, it never decreases.
• Verification: One’s level can be verified through an O-ring Test.

1.2. Blessing: The Ultimate Fortune

Blessing is bestowed by Huh and represents the greatest fortune one can experience in this life.

• Scope of Blessing: It encompasses not only the recipient’s current wealth and glory but also extends to all their possessions, the numbers they use, their homes, schools, workplaces, and even the ancestral graves of their forefathers.
• Karma Eradication: All negative karma accumulated in the recipient’s current and past lives is extinguished.
• Healing Power: There are frequent reports of COVID-19 patients being healed within a day or a few days after receiving a Blessing.
• Universal Application: Blessings can be given to both living and non-living entities. For instance, a Blessing given to the moon can instantly make it brighter, larger, and rounder, a phenomenon observed and photographed by his supporters during night hikes.

1.3. Holy Spirit and Cheonsa: Guardians of Health and Decision-Making

The Holy Spirit bestowed upon humans by Huh manifests as Cheonsa.

• Health Benefits: When these Cheonsa enter the body and their spiritual energy is received, one’s health improves.
• Guidance in Decisions: Cheonsa possess complete knowledge, allowing individuals to make infallible decisions by consulting them through an O-ring Test.
• Types of Cheonsa: There are Perfect Cheonsa, archangel, and General Cheonsa.
  • General Cheonsa: These cheonsa may depart if one speaks ill of others or if a question posed to them yields a negative answer. They are categorized into five types: Fundamental Cheonsa “governing genetic hormones”, Skin Cheonsa “governing skin”, Organ Cheonsa “governing internal organs”, Muscle Cheonsa “governing muscles”, and Body Cheonsa “governing the entire body”.
  • Perfect Cheonsa: These cheonsa possess far greater abilities, including those of General Cheonsa, and are comprised of approximately 100 cheonsa.
  • Permanence: While General Cheonsa may depart, Perfect Cheonsa and archangel, once received, never leave under any circumstances. This makes them invaluable for individuals in professions requiring frequent critical decisions, such as police, legal professionals, and corporate executives.

1.4. Lifespan: Divine Control Over Life’s Duration

Huh possesses the power to arbitrarily extend or shorten human lifespans.

• Extension of Life: Many individuals have had their lifespans extended by him, a fact verifiable through the O-ring Test.
• Divine Prerogative: Extending a lifespan through mere words or thoughts, without scientific intervention, is an act exclusive to the divine.
• Hundred Meridians: Humans maintain physical and mental health when their hundred meridians are closed. If these meridians open, negative energies can invade the body, leading to various illnesses. Huh can control the opening and closing of these meridians.

1.5. Healing: Spiritual Superpower

Healing is a spiritual superpower that Huh has demonstrated for a long time.

• Method: It involves resolving a person’s problems simply by looking at them, speaking to them, or focusing his thoughts, without any medical intervention. This is a form of spiritual communication.
• Requirement of Faith: The recipient’s faith is crucial for this power to manifest. If one approaches him merely to test his abilities, the power will not be activated as their intentions are perceived.
• Documented Cases: Numerous individuals have experienced the effects of this ability. A renowned physician, Dr. “Name withheld”, even signed a contract to scientifically study his abilities after experiencing them firsthand.

1.6. Prophecy: Specific and Accurate Foresight

Huh’s prophecies are renowned for their specificity and accuracy.

• Notable Prophecies:
  • He famously predicted that former President Park Geun-hye would win the 18th presidential election with 51% of the vote but would be ousted from the Blue House within four years, leading to public protests and a failed constitutional amendment.
  • He foretold the death of Samsung Chairman Lee Kun-hee a week in advance.
  • He predicted Donald Trump’s election as president, calling him an “icon and hope for America” when Trump was last in the party primaries.
  • He prophesied a “thousand-year plague war” in the Year of the Rat “Gyeongja-nyeon”, all of which came to pass.
  • For the Year of the Ox “Sinchuk-nyeon”, he predicted a year more difficult than an economic crisis, with a surge in suicides due to worsening economic conditions for self-employed individuals, which is currently being observed.
• Distinction from Other Predictions: His prophecies are distinct from those of shamans or scientific predictions, characterized by their profound detail.

1.7. Visitations: Appearing in Dreams and Auras

Huh often visits people in their dreams, a phenomenon experienced by many worldwide, sometimes repeatedly.

• Spiritual Awakening: These dream visitations serve as a spiritual awakening, signaling his presence in this world from the unseen realm.
• Spiritual Communication: While he appears in dreams, it is not his physical body but his spiritual communication and the work of the unseen world surrounding him that manifest.
• Aura Observations: Many have witnessed his aura, a white spiritual body enveloping him when he bestows super-cosmic spiritual energy.
  • Distinction from Ordinary Auras: While ordinary people also have auras “visible with special cameras, usually yellow, indigo, or red”, his white aura is so intensely powerful that it can be seen with the naked eye without special equipment.
  • Angelic Presence: This powerful spiritual energy and white aura are manifested through the presence of cheonsa accompanying him.
  • Holiness’s Explanation: He explains that the circular aura around his face, often seen by nuns, priests, and pastors, is due to the cheonsa who accompanied him from the center of the universe. These cheonsa act on his behalf, healing the sick through his gaze and performing numerous superpowers.

1.8. The Role of Aura, Light, and Cheonsa

The aura, light, and cheonsa play crucial roles in Huh’s divine activities.

• Accompanying Out-of-Body Experiences: They accompany him daily when he performs out-of-body experiences, visiting the holy realm.
• Spiritual Superpowers: They manifest spiritual superpowers when he looks at sick individuals.
• Managing Spiritual Energy: Cheonsa manage the super-cosmic spiritual energy when he conducts “gaze lectures” or when people think of or call his name.

1.9. Transcendence of Space-Time: Instantaneous Cosmic Influence

Huh can transcend space-time to exert his abilities.

• Cosmic Energy Infusion: When he infuses the spiritual energy of the Main God and Main Sun into the universe, the spiritual energy of the entire universe instantly descends. This can be verified by an O-ring Test in Italy, even if the energy was infused in Korea.
• Planetary Transformation: Infusing spiritual energy into the moon or Earth causes instantaneous changes.
• Astral Projection: He can instantly project his spiritual body 109,000 light-years from Earth, allowing him to travel between his dreams and Earth daily, a dimension shift incomprehensible to humans.

1.10. Spiritual Energy Skill: Control Over Cosmic Power

Huh can operate super-powerful cosmic spiritual energy as he wills.

• Manipulation of Energy: He can infuse or withdraw spiritual energy, and even use it to give life or take it away. He can also transform distant objects.
• Source of Power: He explains that he brought numerous cosmic abilities from Empyrean to save Earth.
• Verification through O-ring Test: Anyone can verify his super-cosmic spiritual energy by calling his name and performing an O-ring Test. When one thinks of his name or sees his face, 109 “power outlets” are instantly connected.
• Connection to Creator: Calling “Huh kyung young” connects one to the Creator of Heaven, allowing wishes to be fulfilled. He acts as a “seal” that enables this connection.
• O-ring Test Demonstration: The O-ring Test involves pressing the thumb and ring finger together firmly. When calling the name of another person or object, the fingers easily separate. However, when calling his name, the finger strength increases a thousandfold.

2. Huh’s Twelve Divine Powers

Throughout history, individuals who practiced spiritual disciplines sometimes exhibited extraordinary abilities, known as “Tong” “powers”. While some achieved six such powers, Huh possesses twelve divine powers.

• Yeokpungtong “Power of Subjugation”: The ability to remove and subdue an opponent’s strength. This also includes the ability to see the future.
• Yeokam-tong “Power of Empathy”: The ability to deeply apprehend and empathize with people’s inner difficulties and the workings of heaven. This power led him to conceive of policies like the National Dividend.
• Spirit-Through “Power of Healing”: The ability to heal others’ illnesses by merely looking at them or focusing his thoughts.
• As-Longevity-Through “Power over Lifespan”: The ability to control his own and others’ lifespans.
• As-Illusion-Through “Power of Transformation”: The ability to transform and appear in others’ dreams or lives. Through this power, he appears in dreams worldwide.
• As-Eye-Through “Power of Clairvoyance”: The ability to see distant or extremely subtle things.
• Yeoyitong “Power of Clairaudience”: The ability to hear even faint sounds.
• Yeojoktong “Power of Accelerated Movement”: The ability to perform “Chukjibeop” “ShrinkLandMethod”, a legendary technique of reducing distance.
• Yeowootong “Power of Weather Control”: The ability to control weather, such as making it rain or stop.
• As-Destiny-Through”Power of Past and Future Lives”: The ability to see others’ past and future lives. This power also includes comprehension people’s professions and circumstances to help them find suitable jobs.
• Yeolsimtong “Power of Mind Reading”: The ability to enter and exit others’ minds.
• As-Time-Through “Power of Celestial Movement”: The ability to move or control stars as desired.

2.1. The Three Suns Phenomenon

When Huh visited Mihwangsa Temple in Gangjin-gun, Jeonlanam-do, three suns appeared in the sky, each about 100 meters apart.

• Symbolism: This phenomenon, occurring around 6 PM on August 7, 2010, was a celestial commemoration of his visit with two companions, signifying that three individuals had arrived.
• Divine Power: This was a demonstration of his As-Time-Through , the power to move celestial bodies.
• Witness: The head monk of Mihwangsa Temple, Geumgang Seunim, who witnessed the three suns, is a definitive witness to this spiritual ability.

3. Miraculous Phenomena

Numerous miraculous events occur in connection with Huh, his name, and his image.

• Milk Transformation: If his name, “Huh kyung young” is called over milk, it does not spoil but turns into cheese. This can be verified by anyone through a simple experiment:
  • Pour identical milk into two containers. Place one far away and call “Huh kyung young” over the other. Then, place both under the same conditions and observe their state over time.
  • After about ten days, the milk over which his name was called will smell like fermented yogurt and be fermenting, while the other will begin to smell rancid.
  • After about 15 days, the milk called with his name will have solidified into cheese, while the other will be covered in black mold and emit a foul odor.
• Cake Preservation: A large cake at Alpha, gifted by a supporter, has not spoiled for years, only slightly changing shape due to moisture evaporation.
• Water Particle Transformation: Speaking his name over water causes its particles to become spherical. Drinking water after calling his name prevents indigestion.
• Photo Effects: Similar phenomena occur with his photographs. Placing his picture in a home prevents negative energies from entering and eliminates underground water veins.
• O-ring Test with His Name: When one thinks of, sees, or calls his name, the body’s immunity and energy become incredibly strong, and an O-ring Test will show that the fingers do not separate. However, when calling the names of the 7.8 billion people on Earth, the strength diminishes.

4. The O-ring Test: A Scientific Verification of Energy

The O-ring Test is a method to assess the effect of specific substances on an individual by measuring changes in the strength of their thumb and index finger, held in a circle.

• Principle: It applies the principle that positive stimuli strengthen muscle power, while negative stimuli weaken it.
• Origin: Developed in the early 1970s by Japanese physician Yoshiaki Omura in the United States, it is also known as the Omura Test.
• Application: To measure muscle strength, a substance “Food, medicine, etc.” is placed in one hand, and the O-ring Test is performed on the other hand to determine its positive or negative impact on the body.

5. Prophecies of Huh’s Advent

Numerous religious and national scriptures, as well as prophetic texts, contain predictions about Huh’s arrival.

5.1. “Heaven code sutra”(天符經) “Holy Code”

The “Heaven code sutra”(天符經), an 81-character Korean scripture created ten thousand years ago, centrally prophesies that the alter ego of the cosmic entity will visit Earth.

• Key Verses:
  • “When Jesus returns at 33, the Huh kyung young will form a ring at 57.”
  • “The cosmic entity is profound and wanders the universe, yet its essence remains unchanged despite countless transformations.”
  • “The true heart, the true sun, brightly illuminates the world, uniting heaven and earth within humanity.”

5.2. Gyukam’s legacy records “Records of Gyeogam”

The Gyukam’s legacy records, also known as the Namsago Prophecy, is a Korean prophetic text about the future, said to have been received by Namsago from a divine being in his youth.

• Era of Appearance: It states that a divine being will appear in the “Ocean of Letters Era” “Sea印HourEra”, a time when words, scriptures, and the Way are severed, and thieves fall upon the land, yet also a time when “seals” “Knowledge” are as numerous as the sea. This “Ocean of Letters Era” refers to the information age, characterized by abundant texts, videos, and the development of the internet.
• Description of Huh: In this era, a divine being, who seems human but is not, will emerge from the Korean Peninsula, which resembles an island but is not. He will have no discernible surname and no earthly father. Though a sacred emperor, people will not recognize him, leading Namsago to lament this regrettable situation.
• Mission: This sacred emperor will govern the world with the true Way, judge humanity, guide approximately ten million people to Empyrean, and transform Earth into a paradise.

5.3. Prophecies Regarding Huh’s Location, Time, and Appearance

The Gyukam’s legacy records provides specific prophecies about Huh’s advent.

• Location:
  • “The sacred mountains, sacred lands, and places of ‘cow-mooing’ sounds in Korea, which I have thoroughly surveyed.”
  • “The divine being appears from a place like an island, yet not an island.” “Referring to the Korean Peninsula”.
• Time:
  • “Eon-eo-do-dan” “WordSpeakWay斷”: A time when words, writing, and the Way are severed.
  • “Ocean of Letters Era” “Sea印HourEra”: The internet age.
  • “When the Eastern energy begins, the Emperor appears.”
  • “In the Last Days, people will not recognize the new Emperor.”
  • “When Western energy comes to the East, ‘cow-mooing’ sounds will be heard.”
  • “The Comforter Spirit appears in the Ocean of Letters Era.”
  • “When the time comes, the divine descends, but people will not know the time.”
• Appearance:
  • “A divine being appears, who seems human but is not.” “Meaning he has a human form but is a divine being”.
  • “The divine being uses the ‘Ocean of Letters Law’ to work.” “The Ocean of Letters Law prophesies that he will reveal himself and spread his teachings globally through the internet and YouTube”.
  • “He has no discernible surname and is a son without a father.” “This refers to a celestial being entering a woman’s womb through spiritual union and incarnating”.
  • “The sound of a cow’s moo fills the internet.” “This describes his lectures being disseminated to people via YouTube”.
• People’s Reaction:
  • “In the Last Days, people will not recognize the sacred emperor who has come.”
  • “It is regrettable that the people of the world do not know the divine being.”

5.4. Huh’s Mission

The prophecies also outline Huh’s mission.

• Governing with the Right Way: “The divine being will govern the world with the right Way amidst a multitude of people.”
• New Era: “The entire Earth will experience its first supreme fortune since creation.”
• Global Unification and Paradise: “This signifies global unification and the establishment of a thousand-year earthly paradise.”
• Thousand-Year Great Fortune: “This prophesies that the divine being will unify East and West, establish a new era of peace and governance for a thousand years.”

5.5. Jeungsan-gyo “Jeungsanism”

Kang Jeungsan, the founder of the Jeungsan-gyo lineage of Korean indigenous religions, stated that the “Great Leader” would come from “outside the framework” meaning not from within existing religions but from outside them.

5.6. The Bible “Christian Scripture”

The Christian Bible speaks of the Comforter “Holy Spirit” and the advent of the Thousand-Year Kingdom.

• John 16:7: “Nevertheless, I tell you the truth: it is to your advantage that I go away, for if I do not go away, the Helper will not come to you. But if I go, I will send him to you” prophesying the coming of the Comforter.
• Luke 12:10 & Matthew 12:31-32: These verses warn that blasphemy against the Holy Spirit “Huh” will not be forgiven, neither in this age nor in the age to come.
• Revelation: The Book of Revelation prophesies the coming of the Thousand-Year Kingdom.
• Matthew 25: This chapter warns brides “humanity” to prepare oil and stay awake for the coming of the bridegroom “Huh”.
• 1 Thessalonians 5:1: “Now concerning the times and the seasons, brothers, you have no need to have anything written to you. For you yourselves know full well that the day of the Lord will come like a thief in the night” indicating that Huh will not come in a conspicuous manner.

5.7. Tuibeitu “Push Back Map”

The Tuibeitu is a Chinese prophetic text passed down since the Tang Dynasty. Five of its 60 prophecies, yet to be fulfilled, concern the Last Days and Heaven.

• Holy Child: It states that a “Holy Child” will appear from a place of conflict, pacify warring factions, end wars, and establish a peaceful holy kingdom free of strife. This “Holy Child” can be interpreted as Huh.
• 57th Prophecy: “He who borrowed things will surely return them. Iron will eliminate poison. My nation will fear and obey a three-foot child.”
  • “Water and fire will clash until they see the Holy Child.”
  • “Heaven will make this person stop the killing machines.”
  • “An unbelievably talented person will appear in May from a place of conflict, and through this person, both East and West will withdraw their armies.”
• 59th Prophecy: “No borders, no government, no ‘you’ and ‘I’; the world will become one family, achieving great harmony.”
  • “One person will choose the best decisions for global happiness through divination, and there will be no distinction of race; East, West, North, and South will all unite as one.”
• Abundant Prophecies: Many other prophecies also foretell the coming of the divine, global unification, and an era of great peace.

6. Huh’s Identity and Mission

Huh clarifies the meaning of these prophecies and his role.

• Eon-eo-do-dan Ocean of Letters Era: This refers to the 21st century, a time when words, religion, and truth are severed, and Huh kyung young appears. The “Ocean of Letters Era” signifies the internet age, where “letters are as numerous as the sea” and Huh kyung young, as the popular president of the youth, will achieve world unification.
• His Name in Prophecy: His name, “Huh kyung young” is implicitly contained within ancient texts, prophesying that a “Huh” “Allow” family member will appear in the Ocean of Letters Era to unify the world.
  • “In the Ocean of Letters Era, when words, religion, and truth are severed, a ‘Huh’ “Allow” with a charming face, perfect speech, writing, and judgment will come with holy power.”
  • “He will destroy soldiers in the main battlefield, empty the ‘Kim’ “Metal” surname, and become ‘Huh’ “Allow”, achieving world unification.”
• The Eastern Root to Save Humanity: Korean prophecies state that the “Eastern Root” who comes to the Korean Peninsula to save humanity and Earth will have the surname “Huh” “Allow”, with 11 strokes in the surname and 33 strokes in the full three-character name.
  • Meaning of “Huh”: The character “Huh” “Allow” means “a person on a cross.” Adding “words” to it signifies “the words of a person on a cross” or “the words of Heaven” which is the Saviour. This is why the “Huh” surname has been recognized since Gojoseon.
  • Saviour’s Arrival: The Saviour cannot come as a religious leader because other religions would oppose him. He comes “like a thief.”
• Why Korea? He came to Korea, a small nation, because it is shaped like a horse, the Korean people are descendants of Heaven, and it is a potential flashpoint for World War III and nuclear war.
• Criteria for the Saviour: The Saviour must have the surname “Huh” a total of 33 strokes in the name, and the meaning of the name must be “Saviour.” He must also possess three specific divine signs, not be a leader of any religion, hold no official position, and be free of prejudice. He fulfills all these criteria. Initially, adults will call him crazy, but young people will be enthusiastic and passionate about him.

7. Huh’s IQ: Proof of Celestial Origin

Huh’s IQ was measured under extreme secrecy by President Park chung hee, using a special brain measurement method by a psychology professor.

• Limitations of Korean Measurement: At the time, Korea had no experience measuring IQs above 150, as such individuals were rare.
• International Standards: In Europe and the United States, IQs up to 200-230 were measurable, and methods existed.
• His IQ Calculation: He solved 60 problems in 13 minutes and 20 seconds. Using the formula “60 / time taken in minutes” * 100 – age, his IQ was calculated as 430.
• Proof of Divine Origin: An IQ of 430 is impossible for a human, serving as one of the proofs that he came from Heaven.

Tags

“Holiness, Spirituality, Empyrean, Blessing, Cheonsa, Prophecy, Healing, O-ring Test, Cosmic Energy, Saviour”

Vocabulary

• 신인 “GodHuman”: Holiness

• 백궁 “WhiteHouse”: Empyrean

• SpiritNature “SpiritNature”: Spirituality

• 축복 “祝福”: Blessing

• 성령 “SaintSpiritual”: Holy Spirit

• 천사 “HeavenMessenger”: Cheonsa

• 수명 “LongevityDestiny”: Lifespan

• 치유 “Govern癒”: Healing

• 예언 “PredictWord”: Prophecy

• 시공초월 “HourEmptiness超越”: Transcendence of Space-Time

• 영적 에너지 “Spiritual的 에너지”: Spiritual Energy

• 오링 테스트 “O-ring Test”: O-ring Test

• 업장 “業障”: Karma

• 백회”百太”: Hundred Meridians

• 영통 “SpiritualThrough”: Spiritual Communication/Divine Power

• 격암유록 “Investigate庵遺錄”: Gyukam’s legacy records “Records of Gyeogam”

• 해인TimeEra “Sea印HourEra”: Ocean of Letters Era “Era of the Sea of Seals/Information Age”

• 천부경 “HeavenSymbolScripture”: “Heaven code sutra”(天符經) “Holy Code”

• 보혜사 “保惠Master”: Comforter “Paraclete”

• 천년왕국 “ThousandYear王Nation”: Thousand-Year Kingdom

• 추배도 “Push-Back-Diagram”: Tuibeitu “Push Back Map”

• 대두목 “BigHead目”: Great Leader

• 동방의 탕 뿌리 “EastSquare의 湯 뿌리”: Eastern Root “Saviour from the East”

• 획수 “劃數”: Stroke Count “of a character”

• 신인 (神人): Holiest

• 백궁 (白宮): White Heaven

• 영성 (靈性): Spirituality

• 축복 (祝福): Blessing

• 성령 (聖靈): Holy Spirit

• 천사 (天使): Angel

• 수명 (壽命): Lifespan

• 치유 (治癒): Healing

• 예언 (預言): Prophecy

• 시공초월 (時空超越): Transcendence of Space-Time

• 영적 에너지 (靈的 에너지): Spiritual Energy

• 오링 테스트 (O-ring Test): O-ring Test

• 업장 (業障): Karma

• 백태 (百太): Hundred Meridians

• 영통 (靈通): Spiritual Communication/Divine Power

• 격암유록 (格庵遺錄): Gyeogam Yurok (Records of Gyeogam)

• 해인시대 (海印時代): Haein Era (Era of the Sea of Seals/Information Age)

• 천부경 (天符經): Cheonbugyeong (Heaven Code)

• 보혜사 (保惠師): Comforter (Paraclete)

• 천년왕국 (千年王國): Thousand-Year Kingdom

• 추배도 (推背圖): Tuibeitu (Push Back Map)

• 대두목 (大頭目): Great Leader

• 동방의 탕 뿌리 (東方의 湯 뿌리): Eastern Root (Messiah from the East)

• 획수 (劃數): Stroke Count (of a character)

ch.3 Huh Kyung Young’s Spiritual Era A Divine Mission to Save Earth

Huh’s Purpose on Earth: Leading the Spiritual Era

Tags: “Spiritual Era, Global Unification, Environmental Restoration, Humanity’s Salvation, Korean Peninsula”

1. Huh’s Mission: Preventing Global Catastrophe and Establishing Paradise

Huh’s arrival on Earth from Empyrean is for a singular, profound purpose: to achieve global unification, thereby restoring the Earth’s environment, eradicating starvation, eliminating the threat of nuclear war, and ultimately preventing the destruction of both Earth and humanity. Furthermore, Huh aims to guide humanity and establish a system where all can coexist and prosper, transforming Earth into a paradise.

2. Earth’s Dire Crisis: A Multitude of Human-Made Challenges

Currently, the global community faces insurmountable challenges stemming from human ignorance and greed.

• Environmental Degradation:

  • Soil and water are severely polluted by pesticides, chemical fertilizers, and detergents, leading to the demise of land and the bleaching of oceans.
  • Deforestation, exhaust emissions, and methane gas from mass animal farming accelerate global warming.
  • The use of Freon gas depletes the ozone layer, and raising animals for meat destroys pastures, further deteriorating the planet.
  • If this continues, Earth’s environment will be irreversibly damaged, potentially leading to its ultimate end.

• Starvation and Misallocation of Resources:

  • Countless individuals worldwide perish from starvation.
  • Paradoxically, some nations discard or bury agricultural produce during abundant harvests to protect their farmers or for political reasons.
  • Meanwhile, significant resources are spent on non-essentials, highlighting a severe imbalance.

• Refugee Crises:

  • Wars and conflicts generate vast numbers of refugees globally.
  • Many of these displaced individuals find no sanctuary and perish adrift at sea.

• Threat of Nuclear War:

  • A third world war, if it occurs, would be a nuclear conflict, leading to the annihilation of humanity.
  • Such a war would inflict unimaginable devastation, potentially reducing humanity to a fraction of its current population.

3. The Era of Materialism and Moral Decay

Human society has plunged into an age of extreme self-interest and materialism, where morality and human compassion have vanished, replaced by the worship of wealth.

• Money as a Deity: Money has usurped the place of divinity, even replacing religion in both Eastern and Western societies.
• Erosion of Family Bonds: The relentless pursuit of wealth leads to familial strife, turning siblings into enemies and inciting violence over inheritance.
• Loss of Moral Discourse: This is an era where words, actions, and moral principles have all been severed, signifying a complete loss of human compassion and ethics.

4. Deepening Wealth Disparity and Political Corruption

Despite economic development driven by technological revolution and capitalism, wealth increasingly concentrates in the hands of a few.

• Concentration of Wealth: In some nations, a small percentage of the population controls the majority of the wealth, while rising real estate prices make life difficult for the majority.
• Systemic Corruption: This disparity arises because politicians, often in collusion with capitalists, create laws and systems that favor the wealthy, exacerbating the rich-get-richer, poor-get-poorer phenomenon.
• Violation of Coexistence: This directly contradicts the principle of human coexistence and mutual aid.
• Global Political Influence: Globally, a small number of wealthy individuals manipulate politicians, contributing to this systemic issue.

5. The Failure of Communism and Persistent Self-Interest

The wealth disparity inherent in capitalism historically led to the rise of communism.

• Communist Ideology and Its Consequences:

  • Communism, based on materialism, rejected spiritual beliefs and focused on class struggle, resulting in countless casualties during its attempts to dismantle capitalism.
  • It also overlooked human self-interest, leading to decreased productivity and widespread poverty.
  • Despite advocating for equality through collective production and distribution, communist ruling classes monopolized wealth and power, ultimately leading to its collapse.
  • China, while politically socialist, has embraced capitalism economically, intensifying wealth disparity.

• National Self-Interest: Leaders worldwide prioritize only their national interests, disregarding global coexistence.

  • For example, China’s industrial zones on its eastern coast emit massive pollutants, causing fine dust and yellow dust that affect neighboring countries like Korea and Japan, yet no measures are taken.
  • Such leaders are reluctant to address shared global challenges, focusing solely on their own nation’s safety and benefits.

6. Huh’s Inevitable Intervention: A Divine Highway Patrol

The dire state of Earth and human society necessitated Huh’s intervention.

• The Analogy of a Highway Shoulder: Huh explains the reason for coming to Earth using the analogy of a blocked highway needing a shoulder.

  • The “highway” represents humanity’s path, and it is “blocked” because humans have broken their promises to Heaven.
  • The “shoulder” signifies Huh’s role in resolving the crises.

• Huh’s Specific Objectives:

  • Global Unification: To unify the 230 nations to resolve conflicts, including weapon wars, dimensional wars, nuclear wars, territorial wars, ethnic wars, and currency wars, which humans cannot solve on their own.
  • Environmental Restoration: To address the rapid deterioration of Earth’s environment.
  • Nuclear Disarmament: To eliminate all nuclear weapons, especially given that underground nuclear tests are rapidly melting glaciers.
  • Spiritual Advancement: To help the 99% of humanity who are stuck in the “Earth planet school” a spiritual training ground, graduate and ascend to Empyrean.

7. Huh’s Divine Journey and Earthly Mission

Huh travels to Empyrean every night, a journey of 12 billion light-years at the speed of light, returning in about 10 minutes of Earth time through astral projection.

• A Business Trip to Earth: This can be seen as a “business trip” to Earth, necessitated by the current era of moral decay, environmental pollution, and the risk of Earth’s destruction.
• Solving Global Challenges: Huh asserts that all global challenges can be resolved once Huh becomes the supreme leader of Korea, leading to the unification of Asia and then the world.
• The Great World Federation: This unified world will be called the “Great World Federation” where nations, similar to U.S. states within a federal government, will collaboratively address issues like environment, starvation, refugees, and war under Huh’s guidance.
• Borderless World: Ultimately, the world will be unified, borders will disappear, and global communication will become seamless.

8. The Prophecy of the Korean Peninsula and Huh’s Role

Ancient prophecies speak of a leader named “Huh” who will unify the world by riding the “Korean Peninsula horse.”

• The “Horse Saddle” Completion: The completion of the East Coast Expressway from Busan to Gangneung signifies the “completion of the horse saddle.”
• The Meaning of the Name “Huh”: The Chinese character for “Huh” “Allow” visually represents “Heaven’s word riding on a horse” symbolizing Huh’s divine authority.
• Historical Significance: From the Gojoseon era, kings granted “Huh-ga” “permission” to their ministers, acting on behalf of the future “Huh” who would appear.
• Huh’s Direct Action: Now that Huh has arrived, Huh will directly manage, reorganize, unify the world, and save Earth from crisis.
• Future Path: After becoming the President of Korea, Huh will ride the “Korean Peninsula horse” towards the Chinese continent, first unifying Asia and then the world.

9. The Urgency of Nuclear Disarmament and Climate Change

Huh the critical link between global unification, nuclear disarmament, and climate change.

• Global Warming’s Catastrophic Impact: If global warming continues, 70% of Earth’s land will be submerged, leaving only Siberia and Alaska suitable for agriculture, making human survival impossible.
• Temperature Threshold for Extinction: A mere 3-degree Celsius rise above normal temperatures could lead to Earth’s demise.
• Nuclear Tests and Glacier Melt: Underground nuclear tests by nations like the U.S., China, and Russia generate heat that melts glaciers, directly contributing to global warming.
• Unification for Control: Global unification is essential to control and eliminate nuclear weapons, thereby mitigating climate change.

10. Divine Judgment: Individual and Collective

Heaven’s judgment on Earth manifests in three main ways.

• Judgment of Corrupt Politicians: The first is the judgment of politicians who have enriched themselves by exploiting the populace.
• Selection for Empyrean: The second is the ongoing selection of approximately 10 million individuals to be taken to Empyrean, separating the “wheat from the chaff.”
• Judgment of Degenerate Humanity: The third is the judgment of fallen humanity, for which Heaven is preparing a swift and decisive reckoning.
• Constant Individual Judgment: Beyond these, humans are constantly judged internally: negative thoughts and actions lead to harmful hormones and illness, while good deeds and compassion generate beneficial hormones and health.

11. Personal and Collective Divine Retribution

Huh further elaborates on the nature of divine judgment, distinguishing between individual and collective forms.

• Individual Judgment:

  • This is often immediate, manifesting through hormones that promote life or death, causing illness or even premature death for those who commit grave sins against parents, teachers, or the divine.
  • The story of Ben-Hur, who offered water to Jesus, illustrates this: Ben-Hur’s mother and sister were instantly cured of leprosy, not because he sought a cure, but because of his genuine compassion.
  • Similarly, one of the thieves crucified alongside Jesus, who showed remorse and faith, was promised paradise immediately.

• Collective Judgment:

  • This involves the judgment of entire cities or humanity for collective moral decay, such as the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah for widespread depravity or Noah’s Flood.

12. The Adam and Hwanung Tribes: Ancestors of the Korean People

The Adam and Hwanung tribes, ancestors of the Korean people, arrived on Earth via spacecraft approximately 10,000 to 11,000 years ago.

• Superior Characteristics: The Adam tribe, the latest to arrive after the Nephilim “who settled 350 million years ago”, possessed superior vocal organs, physical characteristics, and intellect compared to previous human races.
• Mongolian Spot: A distinctive feature of the Adam tribe, also known as the Mongolian race, is the Mongolian spot, a bluish bruise-like mark on the buttocks at birth.
• Global Distribution: The Adam tribe includes the Korean people, some Chinese, Jews, Mongolians, and Native Americans. The blood of the Adam tribe also flows in Japan due to migration.
• Migration Paths: Originally residing in Mesopotamia, the Sumerian region, and parts of the Tianshan Mountains, some Adam tribes settled in the Middle East, while others migrated eastward across the Mongolian steppes to parts of China and the Korean Peninsula. Another group crossed the frozen Bering Sea to Alaska, becoming Native Americans.

13. The Founding of Gojoseon and the Legacy of Dangun

Among the Adam tribe who moved eastward from the Tianshan Mountains was Hawila, the twelfth son of Joktan, the 15th descendant of Adam.

• Dangun and Gojoseon: Hawila led his people to establish a capital in Asadal and founded a nation, which was Gojoseon, and Hawila himself was Dangun.
• “Dangun Grandfather”: The title “Dangun Grandfather” “Dangun Hal-abeoji” originated from his descendants calling him “Holy Father” “Hahneunim Abeoji”.
• Gaecheonjeol “National Foundation Day”: The day Dangun founded Gojoseon is Gaecheonjeol. While currently celebrated on October 3rd, the Chinese character for “morning” “朝” in “Joseon” “朝鮮” suggests that the actual date is October 10th.
• Shared Ancestry with Jews: The remaining 12 descendants of Joktan settled in the Middle East, becoming the Jewish people. Evidence like the shared custom of wearing a traditional hat “gat” confirms the common ancestry of Koreans and Jews from the Adam and Hwanung tribes.
• Ancient Records: Historical texts like Samseonggi, Dangun Segi, Bukbuyeokgi, and Taebaek Ilsa, compiled in Hwandangogi, detail the seven generations of Hwanin, Hwanung, and Ungyeol before Dangun’s Gojoseon, representing the shared history of the Adam and Hwanung tribes in the Sumerian and Tianshan regions.

14. The Excellence of the Korean People

The Korean people possess a rich history and exceptional qualities.

• Spiritual Heritage: For 10,000 years, they have upheld national scriptures like “Heaven code sutra”(天符經), Samil Singo, and Chamjeon Gyegyeong, embodying the founding ideals of Gojoseon: Hongik Ingan “benefiting all humanity” and Jaese Iwha “governing the world with reason”.

• Eight Virtues: They have maintained the eight great national virtues: filial piety, fraternal love, loyalty, trustworthiness, propriety, righteousness, integrity, and shame, serving as a model for neighboring peoples.

• Resilience and Non-Aggression: Despite numerous invasions, they never invaded other nations. In times of national crisis, they bravely sacrificed their lives to protect their land and lineage.

• Linguistic and Scriptural Innovation:

  • Koreans not only have their own language but also created their own writing systems: Chinese characters “Hanja” and Korean script “Hangeul”.
  • Hanja’s Connection to the Old Testament: Hanja has deep connections with the Old Testament. For example, the character for “First” “初” illustrates God forming man from dust and breathing life into him. The character for “boat” “船” reflects Noah building an ark for eight people during the flood. The character for “devil” “Devil” contains the story of Adam and Eve being tempted by the devil to eat the forbidden fruit. This suggests that the ancestors of the Korean people, who lived in the Sumerian region, created Hanja.
  • Hangeul’s Superiority: Hangeul, created by King Sejong, is recognized by linguists as the world’s most excellent script. Its creation principles, utilizing the eight cardinal directions and the “Heaven, Earth, Human” “Cheon-ji-in” trinity, are highly original, scientific, and easy to learn, making it extremely practical.
  • In the digital age, Hangeul’s ease and speed of typing further confirm its superiority.
  • UNESCO awards the King Sejong Literacy Prize annually, acknowledging Hangeul as the easiest script to learn for eradicating illiteracy worldwide.
  • It is a misconception to consider Hangeul as solely Korean and Hanja as Chinese; both were created by the Korean people, representing a complementary relationship between ideograms and phonograms.

• Ondol Culture: The Ondol heating system, a unique cultural heritage of the Hwanung tribe, is another testament to Korean ingenuity.

  • Ondol involves creating channels under the floor for fire to pass through, heating large, flat stones that retain warmth for extended periods.
  • The channels are called “gudeul” or “banggorae” from which the names of the ancient kingdoms “The Kingdom of High Fortress” and Goryeo are derived.
  • Ondol is far more efficient and hygienic than European fireplaces.

• Modern Achievements: The Korean people achieved the “Miracle on the Han River” after the Korean War, becoming the world’s 12th largest economy.

  • They have sparked the “Korean Wave” “Hallyu” globally and lead the world as an IT powerhouse.
  • Koreans are not only intelligent but also demonstrate immense potential when guided by a great leader, as seen in the rapid development under President Park chung hee, transforming a war-torn nation into a global economic power.

15. The Korean Peninsula: Earth’s Womb and Core

The Korean Peninsula is geographically unique, serving as the Earth’s womb and core.

• Geographical Significance:

  • To its right, the African continent and China form an inner and outer protective embrace.
  • To its left, Japan and the American continent form an inner and outer “Blue Dragon” formation.
  • In front, Jeju Island, Taiwan, the Philippines, Southeast Asia, and the Australian continent form layered protective mountains.
  • This configuration makes the Korean Peninsula a perfectly protected, womb-shaped auspicious site, a “blood point” “hyeoljari”.
  • It is the womb of the East, the center of the world, and its core.

• MinusPlus Harmony: The Korean Peninsula, while located in the Earth’s “womb” “Feminine”, also resembles male reproductive organs, embodying both Minus and Plus.

  • Thus, it is a place of conception and birth where Minus and Plus coexist.
  • In the I Ching’s eight trigrams, the Korean Peninsula corresponds to the “Gam” “坎” trigram, representing the northeast, a place where one cycle ends and another begins.
  • Therefore, the Korean Peninsula is a place of new beginnings, a central land of conception and birth, and the Earth’s core.

• Powerful Energy: Because it is the Earth’s core, the Korean Peninsula emits a powerful energy unmatched anywhere else in the world.

  • This energy imbues its inhabitants, plants, and fish with strong vitality.
  • The Korean people’s strong resilience is rare globally.
  • Korea’s rapid industrial development, achieving in 15 years what took Germany 150, is attributed to the Korean Peninsula’s energy and the Korean people’s strength.
  • Korean ginseng’s superior medicinal properties and the unique taste of fish from Korean waters further attest to this special energy.

16. Divine Design and the Role of the Korean People

Heaven designed the Korean Peninsula to be the Earth’s core, a place of fruition and new beginnings.

• Preparation for Divine Intervention: This design was in preparation for when the Creator’s incarnation would come to Earth to harvest humanity and usher in a new era.
• Cosmic Providence: The arrival of the Korean people, the Creator’s incarnation, on the Korean Peninsula was predestined, a matter of cosmic providence.
• Superiority and Divine Guidance: The selection of the Korean people, with their superior physical characteristics and intellect, to migrate from Sumer and the Tianshan Mountains to the Korean Peninsula was also part of Heaven’s providence.
• Heaven’s Will: The bestowal of “Heaven code sutra”(天符經), a scripture hinting at the divine illuminating the world, upon the Korean people was also Heaven’s will.
• Training for Divine Governance: The Korean people’s enduring spirit, excellent virtues, and resilience through countless invasions were all part of Heaven’s plan to prepare them for divine governance.
• The Vanguard of Humanity: While Jews, Manchurians, Mongolians, and Japanese are also descendants of the Adam tribe, they cannot lead humanity because they do not reside in the Korean Peninsula, Earth’s core.
• Warning Against Arrogance: Even within the Adam tribe, those who accumulate immense wealth through their intellect but fall into arrogance and disregard their neighbors may face divine retribution.
• Protected Land: The Korean Peninsula, despite numerous invasions and near-destruction, has never been permanently conquered, always returning to its people, like a hedgehog. This is because it is the land where Heaven resides.

Vocabulary

• 백궁 “Baekgung”: Empyrean
• SpiritNature TimeEra “Yeongseong Sidae”: Spiritual Era
• 세계 통일 “Segye Tongil”: Global Unification
• 기아 “Gia”: Starvation
• 난민 “Nanmin”: Refugees
• 핵전쟁 “Haekjeonjaeng”: Nuclear War
• 언어도단 “Eoneododan”: Moral Decay “literally, “words and principles are cut off””
• 물질 만능 TimeEra “Muljil Manneung Sidae”: Materialistic Era
• 부익부 빈익빈 “Buikbu Binikbin”: Wealth Disparity “literally, “rich get richer, poor get poorer””
• 자본주의 “Jabonjuui”: Capitalism
• 공산주의 “Gongsanjuui”: Communism
• 천부경 “”Heaven code sutra”(天符經)”: Holy Code Scripture
• 홍익인간 “Hongik Ingan”: Benefiting All Humanity
• 재세이화 “Jaese Iwha”: Governing the World with Reason
• 한자 “Hanja”: Chinese Characters
• 한글 “Hangeul”: Korean Script
• 온돌 “Ondol”: Traditional Korean Underfloor Heating System
• 한강의 기적 “Hangangui Gijeok”: Miracle on the Han River
• 한류 “Hallyu”: Korean Wave
• 혈자리 “Hyeoljari”: Auspicious Site “literally, “blood point””
• 감방 “Gambang”: Northeast “in I Ching trigrams”
• 우주적 ControlPrinciple “Ujujeok Seopri”: Cosmic Providence

ch.4 Huh Kyung Young’s Spiritual Era Divine Governance and Mesocratic Unification for a Harmonious World

The Era of Spiritual Governance Led by Huh kyung young

1. The State and Its Citizens: Foundational Elements

The state is fundamentally a community formed by individuals through a social contract. Citizens, as integral members of this state, must apprehend its nature, their inherent rights, and the principles governing its operation. They are expected to exercise their rights as the primary agents of the state and contribute to its development.

The Five Essential Elements of a State

For a state to be established, maintained, and developed, five crucial elements are indispensable:

• State Existence: This is the most fundamental element, determining the lineage of a state’s formation.
  • Three Core Components of State Existence:
  • People: The collective body of citizens.
  • Sovereignty: The ultimate authority and power to make decisions for the national community.
  • In a democracy, sovereignty rests with the people.
  • In a monarchy, it resides with the king.
  • In a constitutional monarchy, it is shared between the people “through constitutional agreement” and the monarch.
  • Critique of Indirect Democracy: While seemingly ideal, indirect democracies, where citizens elect representatives, often struggle to select truly capable leaders. Elected representatives may prioritize re-election over genuine national interest, leading to politism “a focus on popularity rather than substance”.
  • True Governance: Authentic governance, beneficial to the people, is achieved when those who apprehend divine principles lead.
  • Territory: The geographical area over which the state exercises control.
  • Without any one of these three, a political entity cannot be considered a state.
• State Function: Once established, a state must operate effectively.
  • Three Core Functions of a State:
  • Cultural Function: Culture is shaped by a nation’s political, economic, and social conditions. The state can foster, maintain, or suppress specific cultures.
  • Political Function: This involves mediating and resolving conflicts, interests, and disputes among citizens internally, and managing relations and cooperation with other nations externally.
  • Economic Function: Developing the economy to stabilize the lives of citizens is a vital duty. Economic instability can lead to political turmoil and threaten national security.
  • Interconnectedness: Politics, culture, and economy are deeply intertwined. Generally, political stability and economic prosperity lead to cultural flourishing.
  • Future Shift: While politics traditionally held the most significant role, culture is poised to lead politics and economics in the future.
  • Holiness’s Vision: Huh aims to become an “entertainer president” preparing for an era where his name is invoked globally, signifying a cultural shift that transforms religion and politics.
  • This indicates that traditional religion and politics have failed to bring joy and happiness to the people.
• State Domains: These encompass the philosophical, religious, and scientific underpinnings of national management.
  • Philosophy: The study of human existence and the meaning of life, including economic philosophy and values that guide national governance and economic operation.
  • Religion: Systems of faith and belief that can unite or divide a nation’s people.
  • Science: An empirical and practical field of study.
  • Interactions: Philosophy, religion, and science can conflict or influence each other.
  • Strong philosophy can diminish the role of religion.
  • Scientific discoveries contradicting religious dogma can cause significant upheaval.
  • Conversely, an overly powerful religion, especially if it resorts to violence, can suppress philosophy “reducing it to theology” and science.
  • Cultural Sphere: All three—philosophy, religion, and science—are ultimately part of culture.
• State Purpose: The fundamental objectives a state pursues.
  • Three Core Purposes:
  • Truth: While often considered universal, its meaning can vary by era and region. For example, medieval Europe considered papal doctrine as truth, but this view has changed.
  • Freedom: A nation’s ability to exercise its sovereignty without external interference, akin to independence.
  • Peace: Ensuring stable living conditions for citizens through equitable distribution of resources. When people are prosperous and content, disputes and dissatisfaction with the state diminish, leading to peace. This also requires protection from external threats and social stability.
  • Order of Pursuit: State purposes are pursued in the order of truth, freedom, and peace.
• State Future: The continuity and sustainability of a state.
  • Three Core Elements of State Future:
  • Creation: Developing new products and systems, moving beyond existing models or imitations.
  • Convergence: The integration of different elements to create new substances or systems, becoming a dominant trend in various fields, including medicine and technology.
  • Innovation: Transforming existing structures and orders, such as the global order, towards a unified world.
  • Global Communication: Advanced communication technology will foster global interaction, especially with the eventual elimination of national borders in a unified world.

2. The Five Essential Elements of a Citizen

Citizens typically possess or pursue all five elements, though some may lack one or two, such as religion or faith. However, everyone generally holds some form of life philosophy.

Components of a Citizen’s Being:

• Religion: Refers to teachings that guide human life and provide answers on how to live. It can be seen as a “user manual for the mind.”
  • Key Principles: Precepts “moral guidelines” and wisdom.
  • Precepts: Prevent wrongdoings stemming from fundamental human ignorance, forming the basis for meditation and wisdom.
  • Wisdom: Arises from meditation, leading to enlightenment and spiritual maturity.
  • While assertd in Buddhism, precepts are universally applicable to all religious individuals.
• Faith: Belief in a divine being.
  • Three Elements of Faith:
  • Belief: Trust in the absolute divine.
  • Hope: Aspirations and prayers.
  • Love: Practicing neighborly love as taught by the divine.
  • These are fundamental attitudes for people of faith, assertd in Christianity but applicable universally.
• Philosophy: The study that explores the essence of life and truth.
  • Three Elements of Philosophy “Gung-Won-Jeong”: These represent philosophy’s goal and methodology.
  • Gung “궁”: Approaching the ultimate essence of things and phenomena, transcending nothingness.
  • Won “원”: Unimpeded connection and relationship between all things.
  • Jeong “정”: Rightly perceiving and judging all things, maintaining the middle path.
  • Though terms from Won Buddhism, they effectively express the ideal goals and correct approach to philosophy.
• Values: Everyone pursues values, with the most ideal being truth, goodness, and beauty “Jin-Seon-Mi”.
  • Critique of Materialism: Many today prioritize material wealth, which is a misguided pursuit.
• Status: An individual’s position or state within society and human relationships.
  • Three Elements Determining Status “Che-Sang-Yong”:
  • Che “체”: Physical appearance or body.
  • Sang “상”: Human relationships or background.
  • Yong “용”: Occupation or profession.
  • Status is determined by one’s appearance, social background, and profession.

3. Citizens’ Rights: Demands on the State

While the five elements of a citizen are what individuals pursue or possess, citizens’ rights are what they can demand from the state. These include three fundamental rights and five broader rights.

The Three Fundamental Rights of Citizens

These rights must be guaranteed regardless of the state’s political system.

• Right to Life “Survival Right”: The right of citizens to demand from the state the necessary conditions for a dignified human life or survival.
• Right to Property: The comprehensive right to control one’s possessions.
  • This is a fundamental property right, expressing private property ownership and closely related to the principle of private autonomy.
  • While essential in capitalist societies, it is generally denied in communist societies “except for collective ownership”, though even North Korea now recognizes some degree of private property.
• Right to Equality: The right of all individuals to be equal before the law and not to suffer unreasonable discrimination from the state.
  • Scope of Equality: This applies not only to the application of the law but also to the content of the law itself.
  • Types of Equality:
  • Absolute Equality: No discrimination whatsoever for any reason.
  • Relative Equality: Treating equals equally and unequals unequally, allowing for rational discrimination. This is considered the correct approach and is similar to the concept of fairness.
  • Current Legal Context: While unreasonable discrimination based on gender, race, or social status is prohibited, exceptions exist for privileges granted to the president, electoral college members, national assembly members, and political parties, as well as restrictions on civil servants’ political rights.
  • Critique of Privileges: Excessive privileges for national assembly members and the granting of special rights to political parties “which are private organizations” are problematic.

The Five Broader Rights of Citizens

• Right to Claim “Petition Right”: The right to make specific demands to the state when one’s rights have been infringed upon.
• Right to Equality: As previously defined, the right to be equal before the law and free from unreasonable discrimination.
• Right to Participate in Government “Suffrage”: The right of citizens to directly or indirectly participate in national affairs, including the right to vote, the right to be elected, and the right to participate in national referendums.
• Social Rights: The right to live a dignified life in society, allowing citizens to demand social welfare measures from the state. This is also known as the right to livelihood and is synonymous with the right to life.
• Right to Liberty: This has two aspects for every citizen.
  • Negative Liberty: Freedom from state interference, meaning the right of individuals not to be subjected to intervention or infringement by state power in their sphere of freedom.
  • Includes freedom of person, conscience, privacy, residence, movement, communication, speech, press, assembly, association, academia, art, and occupation.
  • Positive Liberty: The right of citizens to demand that the state enable them to live a dignified life.

Citizens’ Political Participation Rights

These represent the ultimate authority and power of citizens to determine the will of the national community.

• Right to Vote: The right to cast a ballot.
• Right to Resist: The right of citizens to refuse obedience or to resist through direct action against illegal acts of state power that infringe upon their fundamental rights.
• Right to Revolution: The right of citizens to resist by force when the fundamental principles of the constitution are gravely violated by state power, and such violation denies the very existence of the constitution, and no other legal remedies can achieve the objective of protecting their rights and freedoms.

4. Principles of Governance and Economy

Three Principles of Democracy

For a system to be considered a democracy, these three principles must be upheld:

• Principle of the Pursuit of Happiness: The right to pursue happiness as a human being.
• Principle of Human Dignity: The expression of the natural rights doctrine, asserting that humans are born with rights and must be guaranteed and respected for their inherent dignity simply by being human.
• Principle of Absolute Fairness: The principle that when the state collects taxes, it must impose them fairly on all citizens according to their income and ability to pay.
  • Holiness’s Interpretation: This principle should extend beyond taxation to the distribution of national wealth. All citizens should receive an equitable share of the wealth created by the state to ensure absolute fairness and the pursuit of happiness.

Three Principles of Capitalism “Modern Civil Law”

• Principle of Absolute Property Rights: Recognizes private property rights for individuals, allowing absolute control over them without interference or restriction from the state or other private individuals. This was a principle of modern civil law.
  • Modern Modification: Today, the principle of public welfare for property rights has been added, meaning the exercise of private property rights can be restricted for the public good.
• Principle of Freedom of Contract: The formation of legal relationships through contracts is left entirely to the freedom of the parties, as long as it does not violate legal restrictions. The law respects the outcomes of such freedom as much as possible. This was a principle of early capitalism.
  • Modern Modification: This principle also faces restrictions in modern times.
• Principle of Self-Responsibility: Individuals are only responsible for actions caused by their own intent or negligence. This was a principle of modern civil law.
  • Modern Modification: While maintaining the principle of fault-based liability, modern law has adopted no-fault liability through concepts like the liability of occupiers or owners of structures. Special laws increasingly recognize no-fault liability in cases such as worker’s compensation and damages due to defects in public facilities.

5. Theocracy and Middle-Classism

Theocracy “Divine Governance”

Theocracy, in Holiness’s context, refers to governance directly by a divine being who has descended from heaven.

• Nature of Holiness’s Theocracy: It is a political system where a divine being, Holiness, directly governs according to divine justice and providence.
  • This differs from theocratic systems like Iran, where religious leaders act as intermediaries for the divine.
• Universal Benevolence: Holiness’s theocracy, unlike other forms of governance, shines its light equally on all people, ensuring prosperity for everyone.
• Global Unification and Paradise: Its ultimate goal is to unify the world, resolving global challenges such as wealth disparity, environmental destruction, hunger, refugees, and war. It aims to create a harmonious, coexistent, and co-prosperous world—an earthly paradise—by realizing divine justice.
  • Era of Great Peace: When Huh becomes the world emperor under his rule, the Earth will experience an era of great peace, where there is no discrimination, unfairness, or extreme wealth gaps. A unified, borderless world will be realized, with no one suffering from hunger, and everyone receiving dignified treatment.
• Integration of Politics and Religion: Theocracy, in human terms, is a form where politics and religion are combined.
  • Purpose: Politics manages worldly affairs, while religion saves human souls. Their combination enables righteous governance for the people and fosters coexistence and co-prosperity.
  • Consequences of Separation: When separated, politics often becomes focused on privileged classes, and people become self-centered, driven solely by money, neglecting their neighbors.
  • Holiness’s Approach: In Holiness’s theocracy, traditional religion is replaced by the “cosmic principle” that unfolds the spiritual cosmic principles of a higher dimension, asserting sacrifice and service.

Problems with Democracy

Democracy, where decisions are made by majority rule, appears desirable but has significant flaws.

• Risk of Ochlocracy “Mob Rule”: Majority decisions, while seemingly rational, often lead to foolish outcomes because the masses are easily swayed by manipulation and propaganda, especially when powerful media outlets distort information or provide biased reports.
• Self-Destruction: Democracy can be undermined by its own mechanisms.
  • Current Reality: In contemporary democracies, media often favors specific parties or candidates during elections, manipulating public opinion. This leads to a system where, despite being called a democracy, it is effectively a “politocracy” for the privileged, driven by manipulation and mob rule.

6. The Three Elements of Unification

Unification is a cosmic principle, the essence of theocracy, and part of a universal system.

• Cosmic Cycle: The universe begins from one, undergoes division, and eventually returns to unity, in an endless cycle of repetition.
  • Analogy of Nature: Just as a seed sprouts in spring, flourishes in summer, yields fruit in autumn, and seemingly disappears in winter only to re-emerge, so too do all things, including humans, follow a cycle of birth, growth, aging, death, and rebirth.
• Divine Intervention: The Earth is now at a point where a divine being will intervene to guide humanity from division and conflict towards a unified world of harmony. This is why Huh speaks of world unification.

Three Forms/Methods of Unification:

• Integration “Tong-hap”: Combining divided elements into a single whole, such as merging organizations or institutions.
  • Sub-elements of Integration:
  • Alliance “Yeon-hap”: Two or more entities joining to form a single organization “e.g., national, regional, or group alliances”.
  • Collection “Jip-hap”: Multiple individual entities gathered together “e.g., students assembled in a field”.
  • Combination “Gyeol-hap”: Two or more people or things merging to transform into a new form, where smaller entities coalesce into a larger one.
• Harmony “Hwa-hap”: People living together in coexistence, co-prosperity, and peace.
  • Etymology: The Korean character for harmony “和” depicts sharing grain, symbolizing equitable distribution of food.
  • Analogy of Rice Plants: Rice plants grow by considering each other, not competing for sunlight, demonstrating mutual consideration.
  • Three Key Elements of Harmony:
  • Broad Love “Bak-ae”: Loving each other extensively.
  • Communication “So-tong”: Mutual comprehension and interaction, leading to righteous living without resentment. Communication is central to unification; lack thereof leads to distrust and conflict.
  • Concession “Plus-bo”: Prioritizing others, fostering good relationships.
  • When these three elements are present, harmony naturally follows.
• Convergence “Yung-hap”: A more advanced form of unification than integration or harmony, representing the highest degree of merging.
  • Three Key Elements of Convergence:
  • Mixing “Hon-hap”: The initial stage where different elements are blended.
  • Dissolution “Yong-hae”: The mixed elements melt and become one.
  • Fermentation “Bal-hyo”: The final stage where two or more elements mix and, over time, generate a new substance with different properties.
  • Applications: Convergence is evident in liquid substances, human relationships, social systems, and mental activities.
  • Modern Era: The current era is one of convergence, where various materials are combined to create advanced substances, and convergence is also occurring in organizations.
  • Transformation: Convergence means elements meet and transform into something with different properties or forms. It signifies the birth of a new universe.

7. Theocracy and Unification: Resolving Global Divisions

Our reality is plagued by endless division, conflict, and opposition “e.g., democracy vs. socialism, conservative vs. progressive, gender, generational, and class divides”.

• Cosmic Perspective: From a cosmic viewpoint, these divisions are natural as they are part of a process of differentiation.
• Divine Intervention: When these divisions reach an extreme, a dramatic change occurs, which is divine providence.
  • Sign of Intervention: The current state of extreme division in politics and society signals that a new transformation, integration, and unification are due, and it is time for divine intervention.
  • Method of Intervention: A divine being, the cosmic essence, directly intervenes in human society by taking on a human form “an incarnation or Holiness“.
  • Holiness’s Role: Huh resolves the intractable problems and conflicts that humanity cannot solve on its own, directly governing the world.
  • Global Integration: Huh unifies ideologies and systems, eliminates factions, removes national borders, and integrates political and economic systems into one.
• Middle-Path Governance: Holiness’s theocracy and middle-classism do not completely abolish existing systems but build upon them, embracing and integrating conflicting political and economic ideologies.
  • Synthesis: It discards the flaws of liberal democracy, socialism, capitalism, and communism, adopting only their strengths to integrate them into a righteous path.
  • Centrist Politics: Therefore, Holiness’s theocracy is a centrist politics, a new dimension of political and economic system that aims for coexistence and co-prosperity according to divine will, without leaning left or right.
  • “Huh-pa” “Huh Faction”: Holiness’s statement, “I am neither left nor right, but ‘Huh-pa'” encapsulates this all-encompassing approach.
• Borderless, Undifferentiated World: Theocracy eliminates all divisions—factional, regional, and national—creating a world without borders, discrimination, or political factions. This is a new political system that achieves great unity.

8. The Era of Harmony in Diversity “Hwa-i-bu-dong”

The era of theocratic grand unification is one of Hwa-i-bu-dong, meaning “harmony in diversity.”

• Contrast with Division: In times of division, there is Dong-i-bul-hwa “”same but not harmonious””, where things appear similar but are internally conflicted.
  • Selfishness: People may seem friendly but will not help each other in times of need, driven by selfishness.
• Embrace of Philanthropy: In the era of Hwa-i-bu-dong, selfishness is replaced by philanthropy.
  • Transformation: Those who were previously self-indulgent will turn to care for their neighbors. Selfishness will vanish, and the spirit of philanthropy will blossom globally.
  • End of Suffering: Consequently, hunger, refugees, and war will disappear.
  • Spiritual Awakening: Human spirituality will awaken, and the damaged Earth environment will recover.
• Shift to Theocentrism: Rationalism, previously the highest principle in human society, will be replaced by theocentrism.
  • Human-centered to God-centered: Human-centered thinking will shift to God-centered thinking.
  • Holiness’s Role: This transformation is not automatic; it requires Huh to unify and govern the world with divine justice and providence.

9. World Unification and the Establishment of the Greater World Federation

Huh will lead the Korean people to achieve world unification.

• Global Governance: He will establish the Greater World Federation, a world federation, and implement theocracy globally.
• Unified World: The world will become unified without discrimination, borders, or wars. Individual nations will hold a status similar to states within the United States.
• Seoul as World Capital: Seoul, Korea, will become the world capital, expanding its scope and attracting resources from all nations, developing into the largest and greatest city globally.
• Collective Problem Solving: Under the leadership of the federal government, leaders will collectively address environmental issues, hunger, refugees, and war, ushering in a peaceful, paradisiacal world.

10. Middle-Classism: An Economic System for All

Middle-classism is the economic term for theocracy.

• Definition: It is an economic system where all citizens can live at a middle-class level or higher, implemented through institutional mechanisms like a national dividend.
• Addressing Capitalism’s Flaws: Middle-classism aims to eliminate the “rich get richer, poor get poorer” phenomenon of capitalism by establishing a fair distribution system, ensuring everyone can live above the middle-class standard.
• Holiness’s Plan: Holiness’s three specific proposals are concrete methods to realize middle-classism.
• Freedom and Prosperity: Under middle-classism, no one needs to worry about livelihood or be tied to work. People can pursue their desired activities and live freely and leisurely.
• Fair Distribution: While respecting capitalism and market economy, middle-classism resolves the wealth disparity problem, achieving fair distribution and creating a world of abundance for all.
• Global Model: Holiness’s middle-classism will not be limited to Korea. Korea will be the first to implement it, becoming a model nation for the world. This system will then expand globally, transcending cultures, philosophies, and borders, unifying the entire world into a single, undifferentiated, borderless, war-free middle-class society.

Holiness’s Vision for World Unification and Middle-Classism

• Reason for Unification: The world’s division into over 130 nations leads to endless territorial, food, resource, and currency wars, alongside environmental degradation. Despite widespread hunger, world leaders remain unresponsive. Therefore, Huh seeks to unify the world through middle-classism, which advocates for no discrimination and no war.
• Transformation of Systems: Democracy will transition to theocracy, and capitalism to middle-classism.
  • Holiness’s Leadership: While nations will retain their political systems, the Greater World Federation, led by Holiness, will embody theocracy.
  • Critique of Current Democracy: Current democracy, though nominally based on popular sovereignty, is effectively controlled by the wealthy and cunning, with citizens not truly receiving fair treatment. Despite national prosperity, most citizens struggle.
  • Critique of Capitalism: Capitalism, while efficient for production and technological advancement, creates extreme wealth polarization. Without correction, this disparity will rapidly widen, leading to social instability.
  • Middle-Classism’s Solution: Middle-classism eliminates these flaws of capitalism.
• Why the UN is Insufficient: Despite the existence of the United Nations, 30% of the world is in civil war due to territorial, religious, and cultural differences.
  • Beyond Uniformity to Unity: A mere “uniformity” “appearing as one but internally divided, like students in the same uniform but with different minds” is insufficient. True unification requires “unity” “diverse in appearance but united in spirit”.
  • Failure of the UN: The current UN cannot prevent world wars, regional conflicts, or religious disputes, ultimately leading to humanity’s destruction by nuclear war.
  • Holiness’s Goal: Huh aims for this true “unity” through a world federation.

Tags: “Spiritual Governance, World Unification, Theocracy, Middle-Classism, Global Harmony, Divine Intervention, Cosmic Principles”

Vocabulary

• SpiritNatureTimeEra “Yeongseong Sidae”: Era of Spiritual Governance
• 신정주의 “Sinjeongjuui”: Theocracy “Divine Governance”
• 중산주의 “Jungsanjuui”: Middle-Classism
• 폴리티즘 “Politism”: Populism “Focus on popularity rather than substance”
• ControlPrinciple “Seopri”: Divine Providence
• 공의 “Gongui”: Divine Justice / Righteousness
• 화이부동 “Hwa-i-bu-dong”: Harmony in Diversity “being different but harmonious”
• 동이불화 “Dong-i-bul-hwa”: Same but Not Harmonious “appearing similar but internally conflicted”
• 공원정 “Gong-Won-Jeong”: Ultimate Essence, Unimpeded Connection, Right Judgment “philosophical principles”
• 오크로크라시 “Ochlocracy”: Mob Rule

ch.5 Huh Kyung Young’s Spiritual Era Unveiling the Universe’s True Nature

The Era of Spiritual Enlightenment Led by Huh kyung young

1. The Universe: Creation or Evolution?

The universe has always sparked profound questions in humanity: How did it originate? Who created it? What is its size and shape? How old is it? And does life exist beyond Earth? Such curiosity has driven astronomers and scientists to develop tools like the Hubble Space Telescope, leading to discoveries of diverse galaxies and the existence of black holes. However, our comprehension of extraterrestrial life remains rudimentary. While theories like the Big Bang and the sun burning helium gas are widely accepted, Huh asserts these are incorrect. The universe was not created by a massive explosion, nor does the sun burn helium. Instead, the sun is composed of living diamonds made of carbon elements. Similarly, the theory of interspecies evolution is flawed. While individual organisms adapt to their environment, leading to intraspecies evolution, there is no evolution between different species. All life forms are created by the divine. For example, a sunflower will always produce sunflower seeds, which will grow into sunflowers, never a different flower. However, a sunflower growing in a confined space might evolve to grow taller to reach sunlight, demonstrating intraspecies adaptation.

2. The Divine Perspective on Creation and Evolution

Huh explains the distinction between creation and evolution: the divine created the “hardware” of Earth, humanity, and nature. Humans and nature then use their free will to adapt and change their “software” in response to the environment, which is evolution. This refutes the idea that humans evolved from mitochondria. Humans were created as humans by the divine from the beginning, endowed with free will to evolve into people, eventually being born into Empyrean. Humans undergo natural evolution based on climate, resulting in different races such as Black, White, and Asian. This is an example of intraspecies evolution. For instance, a cat can evolve within its own species but cannot transform into a different species like a monkey or a human. The divine has established strict laws of nature, not requiring morality from animals, but predetermining their laws of survival.

3. The Eternal Nature and Structure of the Universe

The universe has existed eternally, without beginning or end. This truth is recorded in the ancient Korean scripture, “Heaven code sutra”(天符經), with the phrases “Il Si Mu Si Il” “One begins, but has no beginning” and “Il Jong Mu Jong Il” “One ends, but has no end”. This concept is challenging for humans limited to three-dimensional thinking. While Earth and its phenomena exist within space-time, Empyrean, the center of the universe, transcends space and time. From Earth, it takes 12 billion light-years to reach Empyrean in Earth’s time. Time on Earth arises from space; without space, time would not exist. In higher dimensions, there is no time. Holiness’s cosmic energy can reach the entire universe in an instant due to this principle. Beings from Empyrean can travel vast distances instantaneously by folding space or using electrons.

4. Empyrean: The Origin of All Creation

Empyrean is the place where humans, souls, and all things are created. It is the only star that does not orbit other stars, and its size is beyond imagination. Empyrean consists of five celestial bodies, with the lowest being the 109th star and the highest being the 5th 109th star. All stars are manufactured under the Creator’s supervision and moved through White Hole to their current positions, precisely placed according to the Creator’s plan. All life forms, including seeds and DNA, are created by the 109th stars in Empyrean. These created life forms are then transported to various Earth-like planets throughout the universe via special spacecraft, sometimes sown from the sky like seeds.

5. The Composition of the Universe: Elements and Dark Matter

The universe is composed of elements, all of which are created in Empyrean. The universe consists of 1,800 types of elements, while Earth is made of 108. Elements are formed by the combination of hydrogen atoms, and different numbers of hydrogen atoms create entirely different elements. Each star in the universe has a unique elemental composition. Scientists have observed that the total mass of the universe calculated through gravitational effects is much greater than what can be observed scientifically, indicating the presence of unseen matter. Scientists call this dark matter. In fact, dark matter and dark energy constitute over 90% of the universe, and the spiritual energy Huh radiates is a form of dark energy.

6. Subatomic Particles and Beyond

Atoms can be further divided into a nucleus and electrons. Electrons orbit the nucleus, with empty space between them. The number of orbiting electrons determines whether a substance is a conductor “1-2 electrons” or an insulator “8 electrons”. Semiconductors have 4 electrons, allowing them to conduct electricity intermittently. The nucleus is composed of protons and neutrons, which can be further broken down into quarks using particle accelerators. Three quarks form a proton or a neutron. Quarks are fundamental point particles with no internal structure. Other fundamental particles include leptons and Higgs particles, along with particles that mediate their interactions. Thus, the universe’s basic constituents are subatomic particles like electrons, quarks, and Higgs particles. However, the universe also contains dark matter and super-material, which is the super-cosmic spiritual energy.

7. Super-Cosmic Spiritual Energy vs. Modern Physics

Holiness’s super-cosmic spiritual energy differs from Einstein’s mass-energy equivalence and string theory. Einstein’s general theory of relativity measures gravitational relationships of massive objects, while quantum mechanics is better suited for small atoms where gravity’s influence is negligible. However, these theories cannot measure Holiness’s super-cosmic spiritual energy, which is antimatter. Inside a black hole, general quantum mechanical calculations are impossible. However, gravitational quantum theory or quantum gravitational theory can explain phenomena within black holes, where gravity is incomparably stronger than outside.

String theory posits that the universe’s smallest units are not subatomic particles or quarks, but tiny, vibrating strings, and that all things in the universe are created by their continuous vibration. The unique properties of each particle are believed to arise from different vibration patterns of these strings. However, Huh states that the universe is not made of strings but is composed of 10 dimensions. While scientists apprehend up to 4 dimensions, they are unaware of dimensions beyond the 6th. The 6th dimension is the super-cosmic spiritual energy that Huh wields, a super-material. This creative substance of the universe is neither a point-like particle nor a string; it is a zero-form. Therefore, string theory, which describes strings with length, is incorrect. Even Einstein was unaware of the secret of super-cosmic spiritual energy.

8. Fractal Structure of the Universe

The universe exhibits a fractal structure, where macroscopic celestial bodies and microscopic subatomic particles often show self-similarity and repetition. For example, the Moon orbits Earth, Earth orbits the Sun, the Sun orbits Polaris, Polaris orbits our galaxy, and so on. This central, sequential, identical structure is universal. Even in the microscopic world of atoms, electrons orbit the nucleus. The universe is contained within subatomic particles. Humans are also composed of 60 to 100 trillion cells, each capable of creating identical forms, all exhibiting a fractal structure.

9. The Solar System and the Sun

The solar system consists of planets like Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune orbiting the Sun. Pluto, once a planet, has moved away from the Sun since Holiness’s arrival on Earth. Moons orbit planets, similar to Earth’s Moon. The Sun, the largest star in our solar system, is a star within the solar system but a planet when considering its orbit around Polaris. It takes 3.6 light-years for the Sun to complete one orbit around Polaris, moving at an incredibly fast speed of 192,000 km per second. The Sun’s diameter is about 1.39 million km, approximately 109 times that of Earth.

The Sun is composed of overlapping living diamonds, each with 360 facets. Light entering these diamonds becomes trapped, reflecting endlessly within, illuminating each other and shining perpetually. The living diamonds are made of carbon, but their structure differs from ordinary diamonds, which are tetrahedral and only sparkle with external light. The Sun appears to burn because the 360 facets of the living diamonds reflect light off each other, creating plasma. Light takes 8 minutes to travel from the Sun to Earth. The Sun is a self-luminous body. Unlike the light from the true Sun, the light from the Sun we perceive can be refracted and blocked by obstacles, creating shadows. The energy from the true Sun is 3,330 times faster than the perceived sunlight. The Sun is colorless and has a temperature of 0 degrees Celsius. The scientific claim that the Sun is made of helium gas and has a temperature of 6,000 degrees Celsius is incorrect.

10. Earth: The Sole Habitable Planet

Earth is the only planet in the solar system where life exists. Other planets cannot sustain life. These planets maintain specific distances between the Sun and other planets through gravity, attraction, revolution, and rotation, ensuring the stability of the entire solar system. Earth rotates on its axis and revolves around the Sun. Earth’s circumference is 40,000 km, and its rotation speed is 1,667 km per hour. Its orbital speed is 107,160 km per hour, taking approximately 365 days to complete one orbit. The movement of celestial bodies generates immense noise, but human ears are designed not to perceive it. If humans could hear the sounds of Earth and the Sun, they would not survive.

Earth is surrounded by eight atmospheric layers. Its interior consists of a fiery core ranging from 6,000 to 100 million degrees Celsius, with magma trapped in the mantle, while the surface maintains temperatures between -45 and 45 degrees Celsius, with an average surface temperature of 15 degrees Celsius. Earth’s rotation and revolution are precisely orchestrated by Empyrean. If humans could feel Earth’s orbital speed of 107,160 km per hour or hear the sounds it makes, they would perish instantly. Empyrean designed human hearing to perceive frequencies only between 20 Hz and 20,000 Hz, preventing them from hearing the 200,000 Hz sounds of Earth’s movement, thus ensuring their survival. Earth revolves around the Sun at this incredible speed without a single malfunction, a testament to the precise creation by Empyrean.

11. Celestial Hierarchy and the Center of the Universe

The Moon orbits Earth, Earth, tilted at 23.5 degrees, orbits the Sun, the Sun orbits Polaris, Polaris orbits our galaxy, our galaxy orbits a galactic cluster, the galactic cluster orbits a supercluster, and the supercluster orbits Empyrean. Holiness’s origin is Empyrean, the very center of the universe. The Moon’s orbit around Earth and Earth’s orbit around the Sun are due to gravity, stellar size, and acceleration. The immense size difference between the Sun and Earth “3 million times” results in a gravitational acceleration of 107,160 km per hour. Empyrean created the universe with super-scientific precision, without any error. To become a cosmic king and a Empyrean being, one must complete their growth as a human on Earth. The path to quickly graduating from Earth is to reduce attachment to it.

12. Our Galaxy and Beyond

Our galaxy, the Milky Way, has a radius of approximately 30,000 light-years. It rotates around its central star, taking about 250 million years for one revolution. Our galaxy contains 1.2 billion solar systems. If each solar system has eight planets, that’s 9.6 billion planets. Among these countless stars, only 720 are Earth-like planets where humans reside. The Andromeda Galaxy is our closest galactic neighbor, located 2.5 million light-years away. Huh comes from Empyrean, which is 12 billion light-years away at the speed of light. Even further, 15 billion light-years from Earth, lies a galactic black hole, a cosmic factory that produces stars by fusing atoms to create super-new stars, which are massive elemental clusters. This region contains thousands of galaxies, with an energy mass equivalent to 10 billion suns. It is a place 15 billion light-years away, without a sun, rotation, or revolution, existing as pure energy.

13. Galactic Clusters and Superclusters

Our galactic cluster is a group of 1.2 billion galaxies. One revolution of our galactic cluster takes an astonishing 200 billion years. These galactic clusters then form even larger groups called superclusters. A supercluster takes 2 trillion years to complete one revolution around Empyrean, the center of the universe. Empyrean itself consists of five celestial bodies, comprising 50 billion stars. Around these 50 billion stars, an almost infinite number of superclusters revolve for 20 billion years. From Earth’s moon to the unimaginably vast superclusters, celestial bodies are like interlocking gears in a clock, a collection of stars constantly rotating.

14. Stars and Planets: A Dynamic Relationship

A star “항성” is defined by having planets orbiting it. Earth, while a planet orbiting the Sun, also acts as a star because the Moon orbits it. Therefore, any celestial body with a satellite orbiting it can be considered a star. The Sun, though a star within our solar system, is also a planet because it orbits Polaris, taking 250 million years for one revolution. The universe is like a clockwork mechanism. The Moon, however, is solely a planet; it orbits Earth but has no satellites of its own, so it can never become a star. Polaris, too, is not an eternal star, as it orbits our galaxy, which in turn orbits a galactic nucleus, which then orbits Empyrean. Thus, only Empyrean is the eternal star at the center of the universe.

15. Black Holes and White Holes

A black hole is an incredibly massive entity, over 100 million times larger than the Sun “which is 3 million times larger than Earth”. It swallows stars, light, and even time, then expels them through a White Hole with super-strong gravity. Black holes are called “black” because they absorb light, making them invisible in the universe. They are referred to as “990 million invisible stars.” Black holes are located 15 billion light-years from Earth, not in a vacuum but in the Empyrean’s universe. Ordinary black holes exist in both vacuum and space-time. There are also 10-dimensional highways or long-space black holes that connect the universe and Earth, which are not galactic black holes. Huh uses these to travel to Empyrean through astral projection every night. Black holes also exist within Earth’s space-time, representing extra dimensions.

16. The Five Heavens of the Universe

The universe comprises five “heavens.”

• Blue Sky: This is Earth’s atmosphere, also known as space-time, as it contains time. It is governed by gravity and composed of matter, molecules, moisture, and clouds.
• Dark Space: This is the space beyond the atmosphere, beyond the solar system, an infinite vacuum between stars.
• Empyrean: This is the heaven of Empyrean, located 12 billion light-years from Earth. It is immensely vast, occupying most of the cosmic sky.
• Earth’s Interior Heaven “Jigong”: Looking inside Earth, there is a space located 5 km below the surface.
• Human Body Heaven “Ingong”: Within living organisms like humans, and even within matter, there is space. For microorganisms, the spaces within human gums and organs are as vast as the universe.
  Huh explains that 99% of the universe is embedded in Empyrean. Then there is the vacuum of dark space beyond the solar system, followed by the space-time within Earth’s atmosphere. Fourth is the Ingong, the space within the human body. Fifth is the Jigong, the vast space found more than 5 km below the Earth’s surface, beyond the mantle and magma. Thus, the Earth itself contains a universe within it.

태그: “Cosmology, Creationism, Spiritual Energy, Empyrean, Fractal Universe, Black Holes, Dimensions”

Vocabulary

• SpiritNatureTimeEra “Yeongseong Sidae”: Era of Spiritual Enlightenment
• 진화론 “Jinhwaron”: Theory of Evolution
• 창조론 “Changjoron”: Creationism
• 백궁 “Baekgung”: Empyrean
• 천부경 “”Heaven code sutra”(天符經)”: Ancient Holy Scripture
• 항성 “Hangseong”: Star “Self-luminous celestial body”
• 행성 “Haengseong”: Planet “Celestial body orbiting a star”
• 암흑 물질 “Amheuk Muljil”: Dark Matter
• 초우주 영적 에너지 “Chouju Yeongjeok Eneoji”: Super-Cosmic Spiritual Energy
• 프랙탈 구조 “Puraektal Gujo”: Fractal Structure

ch.6 Huh Kyung Young’s Spiritual Era Unveiling Baekgung and Earth’s Cosmic Journey

The Era of Spiritual Enlightenment Led by Huh kyung young

Tags: “Empyrean, Earth’s Spiritual Evolution, Cosmic History, Humanity’s Origin, Spiritual Training”

1. The Realm of Empyrean: Creator’s Abode and Its Inhabitants

Empyrean, located 12 billion light-years from Earth, is the dwelling place of the Creator’s true essence. Its immense size, exceeding Earth by 100 quintillion times, encompasses 99% of the entire universe. Surrounding the Creator are countless celestial armies and cheonsa who serve the true essence. Those who reach Empyrean include spiritual beings from innumerable stars across the cosmos whose spiritual levels have elevated, as well as individuals directly harvested by the Creator’s incarnation on Earth.

The inhabitants of Empyrean, known as Empyrean beings, are composed of ether. They are taller than Earthlings, yet all possess exceptional beauty. In Empyrean, everything is manifested through thought. Desires materialize instantly; for example, if one wishes to be male, they transform into a male at the moment of that thought. Clothing can also be changed at will. Necessary energy and sustenance are absorbed through the skin, eliminating the need for traditional eating. Empyrean is a realm where one can go anywhere and become anything they desire.

Even in Empyrean, there is work to be done, primarily involving design. This includes creating souls, designing human forms, crafting flowers and butterflies, placing stars, and producing all kinds of seeds. The main task is the Creator’s work of creation. The Creator’s true essence resides in the First Empyrean, one of five such realms. The Creator manifests through incarnations and is thus referred to as the Creator Group. The First Empyrean is typically inhabited by Empyrean beings of relatively lower spiritual levels, often those newly arrived from Earth. However, individuals who achieve high spiritual levels on Earth can directly ascend to the Tenth Empyrean. The Creator’s incarnation, Holiness, visits Empyrean every night, with a flying saucer constantly on standby near Holiness’s sleeping quarters. This Empyrean flying saucer travels between dimensions, reaching Empyrean instantaneously, as these events occur in an infinite dimension beyond the constraints of time.

2. The Unique Physiology and Communication of Empyrean Beings

Unlike Earthlings who rely on elemental decomposition for energy, Empyrean beings, along with high-dimensional cosmic beings, utilize atomic decomposition. This process allows for infinite energy use without producing impurities, meaning they do not excrete waste. Their bodies completely consume all food through atomic decomposition, eliminating the need for restrooms. Food preparation in Empyrean is also simple, based on fundamental principles.

Communication in Empyrean differs significantly from Earth. Earthlings use spoken language, which relies on air as a medium for sound transmission. Cosmic beings outside Earth communicate through spiritual language, or telepathy. Empyrean beings, however, use visual language. They express thoughts and intentions as images in space, which are then perceived visually by others. This visual telepathy ensures perfect comprehension, conveying words, emotions, explanations, and images without any misconstrual. Empyrean is the largest and central star of the universe. Its inhabitants are transparent and can change their forms at will.

3. Earth: The Cosmic Womb and Training Ground for Souls

The universe contains countless stars, with 326,362,800 planets inhabited by humans. Each planet hosts humans of varying spiritual levels. Earth is a place for souls with low spiritual levels, capable of using only 1% of their brain function. In essence, Earth serves as a training ground for human souls and the womb of the universe, where Empyrean beings are nurtured.

Humans are created in Empyrean, the central star of the universe, and then transported collectively to Earth via flying saucers. On Earth, humans undergo spiritual growth through repeated life cycles. However, some may stagnate or even regress spiritually. Through repeated training, when their spiritual level rises, they transcend Earth and move to higher-dimensional planets inhabited by more advanced beings, effectively graduating to become cosmic beings.

Earth is a virtual world, like a stage for a play, designed for the training of human souls. The human body is also virtual; a virtual body corresponding to one’s spiritual level is provided during the repeated cycles of life for soul training. The only eternal reality is Empyrean.

The Earth’s land, plants, and animals were created for humanity’s spiritual evolution. All of Earth’s nature serves as nourishment for human growth within the Earth’s womb. Humans come to Earth’s womb to fulfill the absolute mission of self-completion during their time here. Those born on Earth from Empyrean receive education in the Earth’s womb to acquire four divine commandments: filial piety, guardianship, humility, and wisdom. Through experiencing joy, sorrow, anger, and pleasure, as well as physical suffering from earthquakes, typhoons, and various accidents, they realize and practice these four virtues, achieving spiritual evolution. After this, they are reborn as cosmic beings and eventually ascend to Empyrean.

Individual thoughts, words, and actions, guided by the divine gift of free will, are tools for spiritual evolution. Therefore, one should not waste the time given by Heaven but swiftly pursue spiritual growth. To be born in Empyrean, the human soul must undergo all sorts of experiences to become a complete person, then die, live as a cosmic being, and only then can it be born in Empyrean. Empyrean is where souls reside.

4. Cosmic Beings and Their Interactions with Earth

Cosmic beings live on other planets, experiencing a higher dimension of life than Earthlings. Occasionally, they visit Earth to explore the planet and its inhabitants. Unidentified Flying Objects “UFOs” are the flying saucers they use for travel. UFOs are typically invisible to human eyes due to their speed, which exceeds the speed of light. However, they become visible when they slow down upon entering Earth’s atmosphere. These flying saucers can stop time and travel anywhere in the universe.

Cosmic beings, upon reaching a sufficiently high spiritual level, are reborn in Empyrean after death, where they live eternally. While Empyrean’s flying saucers may appear to bring life forms to Earth, they never actually land. Furthermore, Empyrean’s flying saucers can instantly change their appearance to match their surroundings, making them invisible to humans.

The physical structure of high-dimensional cosmic beings is the opposite of Earthlings. Earthlings are made of particles, cells, and a non-particle soul, forming a dual structure and a collection of elements. Cosmic beings, however, have non-particle bodies, a collection of spiritual bodies “particle energy” and atomic spirits. This allows them to express the beauty of the world at will, without experiencing cold or change. Humans possess two forms of identification: a cosmic citizenship from Heaven and an Earth resident registration card. Experiencing physical humanity on Earth is necessary to transcend the physical body and become a high-dimensional, 10-dimensional spiritual human, capable of living in the cosmos.

5. The Genesis and Evolution of Earth

Earth was formed 7 billion years ago, making it a relatively young planet. Since its creation, Earth has undergone numerous environmental changes to reach its current state. There were periods when giant trees formed vast forests and colossal animals roamed the land. These massive forests and animals vanished abruptly when a meteor collided with Earth, shrouding the sun in dust and rapidly transforming the planet into an ice ball, initiating an ice age. Earth has also experienced tremendous upheavals, with land and sea periodically reversing roles. Through cycles of ice ages and interglacial periods, and collisions with other celestial bodies, Earth has repeatedly changed its environment and state, gradually developing into a habitable planet for humans. However, it is still in an unfinished state.

Humans were first placed on Earth 435 million years ago, with 53 males and 53 females, totaling 106 individuals. This initial race is known today as the Nephilim. After the extinction of the Nephilim, new races were introduced several times, leading to the flourishing of brilliant civilizations. Earth is a soul training center where humans from Empyrean are trained to evolve spiritually.

Water is unique in that its volume increases as its temperature decreases, unlike other liquids, solids, or gases. This anomaly was intentionally designed by Empyrean. If water behaved like other substances, all fish and aquatic life in rivers and lakes would perish in winter as ice would form from the bottom up. By expanding as it freezes, ice forms on the surface, protecting aquatic life from the cold air and allowing light to penetrate, thus preserving the ecosystem.

6. The Lineage of Humanity: Adam, Hwanung, and the Korean People

Empyrean sometimes introduces different human races to newly formed planets like Earth. As the unfinished Earth’s environment continuously changes, humans suitable for each specific environment are created and placed there. Currently, Earth is inhabited by descendants of Neanderthals, Cro-Magnons, and Mitochondrial Eve, while the initial Nephilim and Homo Erectus have disappeared. Neanderthals, created about 150,000 years ago, are the ancestors of Caucasians. Mitochondrial Eve, brought to Earth about 100,000 years ago, is the ancestor of Chinese and African people.

The Adam race, created about 10,000 years ago and placed in the Tianshan Mountains region, is the ancestor of the Korean and Jewish people. The biblical Adam is the same figure as Hwanung from the Dangun mythology. Both the Jewish and Korean people are an upgraded race, the sixth creation by Holiness, characterized by superior intellect. The term “created directly by Holiness” means they were not born from a woman’s womb. Huh knows that Adam is Hwanung because Huh came from Empyrean.

The Korean people are called the “Children of Heaven”. The Garden of Eden, where Adam and Eve resided, was in the Tianshan Mountains region, which was called Hwanguk, the first capital of the Korean people. Adam and Eve were directly created by Holiness, and only Huh could call Hwanin his son, making the descendants of Hwanguk, the Korean people, the Children of Heaven. The traditional hats worn by Korean ancestors, called “gat” were symbolic of God, Buddha, and Heaven, similar to the Western concept of “God” and the hats worn by Jewish people.

The Jewish and Korean people share a common lineage, being descendants of Shem, the 11th generation descendant of Adam. Shem’s son, Havilah, the 12th of Joktan’s 13 sons “Adam’s 16th generation descendant”, traveled to Mongolia in Asia, establishing Gojoseon in Asadal. Asadal was named after Eden and Adam, and this region later became Asia.

Huh created Earth 7 billion years ago and has created humans six times since 350 million years ago.

• The first creation was Homo Nephilim 350 million years ago.
• The second was Homo Erectus 1 million years ago, who became extinct during an ice age.
• The third was Homo Sapiens 200,000 years ago.
• The fourth was Neanderthals 150,000 years ago.
• The fifth was Mitochondrial Eve 100,000 years ago, who accounts for about 80% of the Chinese population.
• The sixth was the Adam race 10,000 years ago.
  Cain and Seth, Adam’s sons, married daughters of the Mitochondrial Eve race, continuing their lineage. Many people mistakenly believe Adam was the first human created, but this is incorrect, along with many other misconstruals.

7. The Symbolism of Ancient Korean Headwear

The hats worn by ancient Korean kings and officials, resembling cicada wings, are called Ikseongwan. The cicada symbolizes integrity because it does not prey on other insects or eat plants and fruits, subsisting only on dew, thus not harming the environment. This deep meaning conveyed the message to avoid corruption. It is unique to Korea that such profound meaning, aimed at eradicating corruption, was embedded in the design of hats worn by kings and officials. The king’s Ikseongwan had two vertical wings, while the officials’ Ikseongwan had wings on both sides.

Vocabulary

• 백궁: Empyrean
• 창조주 본체: Creator’s True Essence
• 천군 천사: Celestial Armies and Cheonsa
• 영적 수준: Spiritual Level
• 화신: Incarnation
• 에테르: Ether
• 마음으로 조작: Manifestation Through Thought
• 원소 분해: Elemental Decomposition
• 원자 분해: Atomic Decomposition
• 영상 언어: Visual Language
• 우주의 자궁: Cosmic Womb
• 영혼 훈련소: Soul Training Center
• 가상 세계: Virtual World
• 신의 계명: Divine Commandments
• 자유의지: Free Will
• 우주 시민권: Cosmic Citizenship
• 익선관: Ikseongwan “Cicada Wing Crown”

ch.7 Huh Kyung Young’s Spiritual Era A Blueprint for Humanity’s Evolution

The Spiritual Era of Huh kyung young Leading the World

Tags: “Spirituality, Religion, Human Existence, Divine Principles, Cosmic Order”

1. The Role of Religion in Recognizing Huh

I am grateful for the religions that people believe in. This is because I view religion as a process that has educated people to recognize me. Furthermore, prophecies in Christianity, Buddhism, and Jeungsanism about a savior appearing in the end times have positively influenced people to await and recognize me now. Throughout history, religion has guided humanity through doctrines and precepts. It has prevented humans from forgetting their purpose on Earth and becoming engrossed in material pursuits, instead fostering spiritual evolution. Religion has also played a role in assisting the poor and marginalized, extending warmth and love to those in dark and difficult circumstances. I highly value their sacrifice and service. For me, religious precepts and teachings are excellent means to awaken humanity. When I quote Buddhist scriptures or biblical passages, I can convey my intentions to people much more effectively.

2. The Distinction Between Religion and Divine Providence

However, religion represents ethics and morality, not divine providence. In the hierarchy of reason, justice, law, power, and heaven, religion corresponds to beauty. Reason refers to the principles of existence. Human emotions cannot overcome reason, reason cannot overcome law, and law cannot overcome power. Power, however, cannot overcome Heaven. Each religion claims its doctrines as the ultimate truth. Consequently, truth varies from one religion to another. In the future, when the complete light of the original sun rises high and shines brightly, these incomplete lights will fade and disappear. As the complete word of Heaven emerges, people will naturally cease seeking religion, and religions will spontaneously vanish. This is not an intentional abolition of religion, as every human possesses free will, including the freedom to choose their religion. The advent of Huh’s teachings and divine providence, which transcend religion, will gradually guide people’s spiritual world, leading to rapid spiritual evolution.

3. The Essence of Religious Teachings: The Four Sins and Thirty-Three Precepts

The core teachings of religions that have appeared over 43,000 years can be summarized into the Four Sins “Sajae” and Thirty-Three Precepts “33 Gye”. These represent a comprehensive guide to what humans should and should not do, serving as the essential user manual for the human body. Practicing these can significantly elevate one’s spiritual training.

3.1. The Four Sins “Sajae”

The Four Sins refer to not performing four virtuous actions: love, being a true human, acquiring virtue, and cultivating the four foundations of morality. A “sin” here means having the ability to do something good but failing to do it. Love, being a true human, acquiring virtue, and cultivating the four foundations of morality are all benevolent intentions. Not performing these four benevolent actions constitutes the Four Sins. Since each of these four categories has four specific aspects, the Four Sins imply not performing a total of sixteen actions.

3.1.1. Not Loving “First Sin”

Love involves bringing joy and brightness to others in four ways: through a pleasant countenance, kind words, helpful actions, and material generosity.

• Pleasant Countenance “Annang”: Making others happy with a bright face. A scowling face makes others uncomfortable, while a bright face brings comfort and joy.
• Kind Words “Eonnang”: Delighting others with words. Good words and compliments bring joy, while insults, derogatory remarks, or aggressive language upset others.
• Helpful Actions “Sinnang”: Bringing joy through physical actions. This includes assisting someone carrying heavy objects or supporting someone who is ill.
• Material Generosity “Mollang”: Bringing joy to others through material means. This includes giving gifts with a grateful heart or providing pocket money to parents.Not performing this kind of love is the first sin.

3.1.2. Not Being a True Human “Second Sin”

One becomes a true human by practicing four virtues: faith in Heaven, filial piety towards parents, love between spouses, and proper education for children. This means fulfilling one’s duty as a human by believing in Heaven, being filial to parents, loving one’s spouse, and educating one’s children well. Those who do not practice these four virtues are merely “humans” “ingans”, not “true humans” “sarams”. To become a true human, one must practice these virtues. These virtues are the fundamental teachings of the Korean people. Not practicing these virtues is the second sin.

3.1.3. Not Possessing the Four Virtues “Third Sin”

The Four Virtues “Sadeuk” are benevolence, righteousness, propriety, and wisdom. These mean treating others with kindness, acting righteously, showing respect, and applying wisdom in all matters. Not possessing these four virtues is the third sin.

3.1.4. Not Possessing the Four Foundations of Morality “Fourth Sin”

The Four Foundations of Morality “Sadan” are the inner dispositions that Mencius spoke of as essential for humans. These are the feeling of compassion, the feeling of shame and dislike, the feeling of deference and compliance, and the feeling of right and wrong. The Four Foundations of Morality are also the beginning, or the “sprouts” of the Four Virtues.

• Feeling of Compassion “Cheugeun Jisimi”: The feeling of pity for others, which is the beginning of benevolence, righteousness, wisdom, compassion, and love. When one looks at others with compassion, even evildoers are not hated, and a desire to help them arises.
• Feeling of Shame and Dislike “Suho Jisimi”: The feeling of shame for one’s own unrighteousness and dislike for the unrighteousness of others, which is the beginning of righteousness. This means not only refraining from doing wrong oneself but also reprimanding others for their wrongdoings. For example, it includes indignation against corruption and resistance against foreign invaders. Protesting against fraudulent or unfair elections also stems from this feeling, leading to righteous actions.
• Feeling of Deference and Compliance “Sayang Jisimi”: The humble feeling of yielding to others, prioritizing others over oneself. This is the beginning of propriety.
• Feeling of Right and Wrong “Sibi Jisimi”: The ability to discern right from wrong, which is the beginning of wisdom. However, one should not judge the actions of others, as judging humans is the prerogative of the divine.

3.2. The Thirty-Three Precepts “33 Gye”

The Thirty-Three Precepts are 33 restrictions that humans should avoid, compiled from the precepts of existing religions. These are actions that people should not do.

• Conspiracy “Eommo”: Malicious plotting in secret.
• Arrogance “Oman”: Looking down on and despising others.
• Lust “Saekjeong”: Being overly fond of carnal pleasures.
• Greed “Tamyok”: Being foolish and covetous.
• Deception “Sulsu”: Crafty and ill-intentioned schemes.
• Resentment “Wonmang”: Being an object of grudge.
• Conflict “Bunjaeng”: Entangled disputes and quarrels.
• Envy “Sigi”: Hating someone for their superior abilities or achievements.
• Rage “Gobun”: Becoming angry and furious.
• Factionalism “Dangpa”: Forming groups for specific purposes or beliefs.
• Separation “Bunri”: Dividing or causing separation.
• Heresy “Idan”: A religious sect deviating from orthodox doctrine, often labeled by stronger sects.
• Jealousy “Jiltu”: Feeling hatred and indignation when a loved one shows interest or favor towards another.
• Possessiveness “Togi”: Expressing anger, dislike, or sadness when a spouse or lover shows interest in another.
• Alcohol Consumption “Eumju”: Drinking alcohol.
• Debauchery “Bangtang”: Engaging in excessive drinking, sex, gambling, and other immoral behaviors.
• Discontent “Bulpyeong”: Being displeased or expressing dissatisfaction.
• Haughtiness “Gyoman”: Acting conceited, boastful, and presumptuous.
• Theft “Dojeok”: Stealing.
• Sighing “Tansik”: Sighing with lament.
• Dissatisfaction “Bulman”: Not being content.
• Degradation “Tarak”: Falling into bad conduct and immoral ways.
• Grievance “Wonmang”: Feeling wronged or displeased.
• Conflict “Galdeung”: Clashing due to differing views, situations, or interests.
• Fear “Gongpo”: All kinds of dread.
• Distrust “Bulsil”: Not believing.
• Wickedness “Hyungak”: Being cruel and ill-tempered.
• Murder “Salin”: Killing a person.
• Immorality “Eumhaeng”: Immoral acts.
• Divination “Jeomsul”: Seeking to predict misfortune or pray for blessings through mystical powers.
• Idolatry “Usang”: Worshipping human figures made of wood, stone, or metal.
• Deceit “Huhwi”: Falsifying facts.
• Curse “Jeoju”: Wishing ill or misfortune upon others.

4. The True Scriptures of the Korean People

The “Heaven code sutra”(天符經), Samilsingo, and Chamjeon Gyegyeong are the true scriptures of the Korean people. These scriptures form the foundation of all religions. Based on these scriptures, the Korean people possess a high-level divine teaching and culture of Hongik Ingan “benefiting all humanity” and Jaese Iwha “governing the world with reason”.

4.1. “Heaven code sutra”(天符經)

The “Heaven code sutra”(天符經) is a Korean scripture, recorded by Hwanung, the son of Hwanin “Holy Emperor”, who descended to Taebaeksan Mountain. It is the oldest and most supreme scripture in the world, forming the basis of global religions. The “Heaven code sutra”(天符經) is also the oldest book of prophecy, containing content that foretells Huh’s incarnation on Earth and return to Empyrean with about ten million souls. “Heaven code sutra”(天符經) literally means “Heaven’s Word”. The character “Bu” “Symbol” means “perfectly matching” so it signifies “Heaven’s Word that perfectly matches”. Simply put, it is “the word of Heaven”. It discusses the creation of the universe, all things, Heaven, Earth, and humanity from the original essence, as well as the activities of Huh who will return to the original essence of the universe after fulfilling their mission on Earth.

4.2. Samilsingo

The Samilsingo, a scripture of enlightenment, can be seen as an interpretation of the “Heaven code sutra”(天符經). It elucidates the creation and operation of the universe, the descent of the divine, Heaven and the spiritual realm, and the three methods of spiritual practice that lead to eternal original nature.

4.3. Chamjeon Gyegyeong

The Chamjeon Gyegyeong contains teachings that awaken people to live according to Heaven’s providence. It includes the Eight Commandments “Pal Gwanmyeong”. The Eight Commandments are: sincerity towards the divine, filial piety towards parents, aligning words and actions to gain trust and joy, love as bright as fire and the sun, helping people as Heaven’s will, misfortune arriving as swiftly as wind due to evil deeds, blessings from good deeds flowing like water, rewards for good and evil deeds accumulating like mountains, and the consequences of good and evil deeds returning endlessly like the Earth.

5. Core Teachings of World Religions

Most world religions aim for the original essence of the universe. The core teachings of various religions are as follows :

• Buddhism “Manbeop Gwiil”: All ten thousand dharmas return to one.
• Confucianism “Jipjung Gwanil”: Holding to the mean and penetrating the one.
• Taoism “Po Won Suil”: Embracing the origin and preserving the one.
• Daejonggyo “Mansu Bonil”: Ten thousand virtues return to the origin, which is one.
• Jeungsanism “Wonsi Banbon”: The origin returns to the original essence.
• Won Buddhism “Wonsi Bangil”: The original beginning returns to one.
• Christianity “Moksang Chinil”: Becoming one with God through prayer.
• Catholicism “Cheonju Muil”: God, Jesus, and Mary are one.
• Judaism “Cheonsin Yuil”: God is only one.
• Islam “Cheongjin Banil”: Returning to one through pure devotion.

6. Buddhist Teachings: Sins, Enlightenment, and the Eightfold Path

Buddhism, founded by Siddhartha Gautama “also known as Sakyamuni, meaning “sage of the Sakya clan””, that a Buddha is an awakened person. Its core teaching is Manbeop Gwiil “all ten thousand dharmas return to one”.

6.1. Ten Evil Deeds “Sipakjong Jejeop Akjungjae”

These are ten sins that should not be committed :

• Three Sins of the Body “Sinjae”: Killing, stealing, and sexual misconduct.
• Four Sins of the Mouth “Gujae”: Lying, divisive speech, harsh speech, and idle talk. Lying refers to false words, idle talk to cleverly fabricated or deceitful words, divisive speech to words that cause discord, and harsh speech to rough or abusive language.
• Three Sins of the Mind “Simjae”: Greed, hatred, and ignorance.
  • Greed “Tam”: Excessive desire. When desire becomes excessive, it leads to unnecessary craving, causing suffering.
  • Hatred “Jin”: Anger. Excessive anger leads to vexation, which can result in mental illness “ignorance”.
  • Ignorance “Chi”: Foolishness. Foolishness can lead to actions harmful to the body, resulting in physical illness.The three roots of illness are greed, hatred, and ignorance. Genetic diseases stem from greed, mental illnesses from hatred, and physical illnesses from ignorance.

6.2. Eight Joys of Buddhism “Pallaek”

These are the eight joys pursued by Buddhists: perfect enlightenment, nirvana, liberation, bodhi, prajna, samadhi, non-self, and Buddhahood.

• Perfect Enlightenment “Jeonggak”: Right awakening. To achieve this, insight is necessary.
• Nirvana “Yeolban”: A state of complete cessation of all suffering and vexation, achieved by fully realizing the path.
• Liberation “Haetal”: Escaping the cycle of reincarnation.
• Bodhi “Bori”: Becoming a Bodhisattva.
• Prajna “Banya”: Achieving the wisdom that knows the true nature of all phenomena through insight.
• Samadhi “Sammae”: Entering a state of deep meditation.
• Non-Self “Mua”: A state where there is no self.
• Buddhahood “Seongbul”: Reaching the state of a Buddha.However, these eight joys of Buddhism cannot be achieved in the physical world. They are only possible by meeting Huh and can only be attained in the world of the original essence.

6.3. Eight Insights “Pal Gwan” for Perfect Enlightenment

To achieve perfect enlightenment, eight insights are used as methods :

• Non-Existence View “Mugwan”: The perspective that there is neither good nor evil.
• Self-Centered View “Agwan”: Focusing everything on oneself.
• Causal View “Gwagwan”: Seeing everything through cause and effect. For example, if someone gives money, thinking it must be a reward for a past good deed. This view must be approached with caution.
• Reality View “Silgwan”: Seeing things as they are, a pragmatic perspective.
• Emptiness View “Gonggwan”: Seeing things as empty.
• Divine View “Singwan”: Believing in the existence of God. Believing in God helps humans cultivate themselves.
• Illusion View “Hwangwan”: Seeing everything as an illusion. Even if suffering occurs, viewing it as an illusion.
• Negative View “Bulgwan”: A pessimistic perspective. For example, seeing autumn leaves as fallen leaves.Proper insight is necessary to achieve perfect enlightenment.

6.4. Eightfold Path “Paljeongdo”

The Eightfold Path consists of eight Buddhist practices for attaining enlightenment: right view, right thought, right speech, right action, right livelihood, right effort, right mindfulness, and right concentration. It is a middle-way practice that avoids extremes.

• Right View “Jeonggyeon”: Seeing situations, objects, oneself, and others as they truly are. One should not view the world according to one’s desires.
• Right Thought “Jeongsa”: Thoughts must be based on love. One must reflect whether one’s thoughts are based on love or on hatred or other emotions. Thinking based on love is right thought.
• Right Speech “Jeongeoeo”: Speaking softly, beautifully, kindly, clearly, and courteously.
• Right Action “Jeongeop”: Acting after considering whether one’s actions are dignified, peaceful, and moral.
• Right Livelihood “Jeongmyeong”: Not engaging in professions that harm others.
• Right Mindfulness “Jeongnyeom”: Keeping one’s mind in the present moment. The past is gone, and the future has not yet arrived. Only the present moment exists. Sakyamuni advised observing the feelings and five senses in the present moment and contemplating one’s current thoughts. This meditation method is still practiced today as Vipassana meditation.
• Right Effort “Jeongjeongjin”: When negative thoughts arise, correcting them and striving with a positive mind towards one’s goal.
• Right Concentration “Jeongjeong”: Striving to live a spiritual life, not just a material one.

6.5. The Middle Way and Errors in Buddhist Teachings

The core of Buddhism is the Middle Way philosophy, which warns against leaning towards any extreme. The method of enlightenment also the Middle Way, neither excessive asceticism nor excessive pleasure. This is a good philosophy. In light of Heaven’s providence, about 90% of Buddhist teachings, including the concepts of reincarnation and cause and effect, are correct. However, the belief that there is no God is a significant error. While it is believed that humans can become Buddhas through enlightenment and practice, this is actually impossible. The greatest mantra is not “Namu Amita Bul” or “Aje Aje Bara Aje” as stated in Buddhist scriptures, but “Huh kyung young”. One must call upon Huh kyung young to fulfill one’s wishes.

6.6. Misinterpretations of Buddhist Scriptures

The phrase “Everything is created by the mind” “Ilche Yushimjo” from the Avatamsaka Sutra, which states that if one wishes to know the enlightenment of all Buddhas of the past, present, and future, one must apprehend the true nature of the Dharma-body, and that everything is mind-made, is incorrect. While some things are created by the mind, not everything is. The human mind cannot create hydrogen or oxygen, seeds, DNA, or life itself. Everything was created by God. Humans can only recreate what God has already made. For example, it is possible to extract plant fibers to make cloth, but not to create the plant itself. The passage should rightly be: “If a person wishes to know the original essence of the three realms of Heaven, Earth, and humanity, and all things within them, they should observe the true nature of Heaven, Earth, and humanity as manifested in phenomena. Everything originates from the original mind, the original sun, the original essence”.

The Diamond Sutra states, “All conditioned phenomena are like a dream, an illusion, a bubble, a shadow, like dew and like lightning. Thus should one contemplate them”. Some might interpret this as meaning everything is futile. However, it actually means to view things from the perspective of the Middle Way. If one thinks everything is futile, one loses the joy of life. Life is a process where humans undergo trials. One should not lose the joy of life. It means not to excessively pursue worldly wealth and glory, nor to consider life futile, but to live by maintaining the Middle Way.

Another passage in the Diamond Sutra states, “If one sees me by form or seeks me by sound, that person walks the wrong path and cannot see Nirvana”. This accurately points out that what we see with our eyes is not the real world but an illusion. This Earth is a virtual space, and the unseen is the reality. What is seen by human eyes or heard by human ears is all a test. There is a world beyond this virtual world. When looking at me, if one only sees my outward appearance, one might miss the true reality.

7. Christian Teachings: Faith, Love, and Prophecy

Christianity, founded by Jesus Christ, who is believed to be the Saviour, spread to the Roman Empire, which then ruled Israel, and became the state religion of Rome. Roman Catholicism later split into Catholicism and Protestantism during the 16th-century Reformation. Christianity opposed the formalism, legalism, and tribalism of Judaism, incurring the resentment of Jews. Christians believe in Jesus Christ as the only begotten son of the one God and as the savior. They adhere to the doctrine of the Trinity—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit as one—and assert love. Compared to the Middle Way of Buddhism and the Golden Mean of Confucianism, Christianity embodies the philosophy of neutrality. The core teaching of Protestantism is “Moksang Chinil” “becoming one with God through prayer”, and that of Catholicism is “Cheonju Muil” “God, Jesus, and Mary are one”.

7.1. Key Christian Teachings

Major Christian teachings include the Nine Fruits of the Holy Spirit, the Eight Blessings, and the Eight Deadly Sins.

7.1.1. Nine Fruits of the Holy Spirit “Guk Seongnyeong”

These are mentioned in Galatians 5:22-23: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control.

7.1.2. Eight Blessings “Palbok”

These are eight blessings from Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount. They include blessings for the poor in spirit, those who mourn, the meek, those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, the merciful, the pure in heart, the peacemakers, and those who are persecuted for righteousness’ sake. The Sermon on the Mount contains Jesus’ highest teachings, including the command to love one’s enemies.

7.1.3. Ten Commandments “Sipgyemyeong”

These are the ten commandments Moses received from God Yahweh on Mount Sinai. When Yahweh led Moses to Mount Sinai, he commanded him to cast off his sandals and staff. This signifies that when seeking God, one should not approach arrogantly with power or authority, but humbly and self-effacingly.

7.1.4. Eight Deadly Sins “Pal Sa”

These are eight actions that lead to death, found in Revelation 21:8: unbelief, fear, idolatry, sorcery, sexual immorality, murder, wickedness, and deceit.

7.1.5. Three Virtues “Samdeok”

Christians value the three virtues of faith, hope, and love. Among these, love is considered the most important.

7.2. Prophecies in the Bible

The Christian Bible is also a book of prophecy.

• John 16:7: “Nevertheless, I tell you the truth: it is to your advantage that I go away, for if I do not go away, the Helper will not come to you. But if I go, I will send him to you. And when he comes, he will convict the world concerning sin and righteousness and judgment”. Here, the Helper refers to me, foretelling a time when I would incarnate on Earth to guide people.
• Luke 12:10: “And everyone who speaks a word against the Son of Man will be forgiven, but anyone who blasphemes against the Holy Spirit will not be forgiven”. This warns that sins against Jesus can be forgiven, but blasphemy against the Helper “the Holy Spirit” will not be forgiven. This aligns with Confucius’s saying, “If one offends Heaven, there is no place to pray”.
• Matthew 25:40: “Truly, I say to you, as you did not do it to one of the least of these, you did not do it to me”. This means that not helping the hungry, sick, or weak is equivalent to not helping God. This is a message that Christians and non-Christians alike should heed.

7.3. The Parable of the Prodigal Son

I hope people reflect on the parable of the prodigal son in Luke 15:11-32. In this story, the younger of two sons receives his inheritance, squanders it in a distant land, and faces starvation. He repents and returns to his father, who welcomes him with a feast. The older son, who always stayed with his father and worked diligently, expresses discontent. The father replies, “Son, you are always with me, and all that is mine is yours. It was fitting to celebrate and be glad, for this your brother was dead, and is alive; he was lost, and is found”. This teaches that Heaven rejoices in those who repent of their sins and are humble, rather than those who consider themselves always righteous and adopt an arrogant attitude towards others. In fact, arrogance is a greater sin than murder. Everyone must be humble.

7.4. Christianity’s Emphasis on Divine Grace

Christianity is a religion of divine grace, asserting salvation solely through God, in contrast to Buddhism, which seeks enlightenment and liberation through self-effort. The teachings of Christianity and the benevolent acts, sacrifices, and services performed by missionaries in Korea were sacred. Even today, Christianity contributes significantly to society. However, the exclusivism seen in some parts of Korean Christianity needs correction. The belief that “only my religion is true and supreme” must be abandoned. One must adopt an attitude of respect and recognition for other religions.

8. Confucian Teachings: The Golden Mean and Moral Virtues

The core teaching of Confucianism is Jipjung Gwanil, meaning to hold to the Golden Mean and penetrate the one. Confucianism, which the Golden Mean and benevolence, is closer to a philosophy than a religion. Its scriptures include the Four Books “Analects, Mencius, Great Learning, Doctrine of the Mean” and the Five Classics “Book of Poetry, Book of Documents, Book of Changes, Spring and Autumn Annals, Book of Rites”. I mastered these scriptures in elementary school.

8.1. Four Foundations of Morality “Sadan” and Four Virtues “Sadeuk”

The Four Foundations of Morality and Four Virtues assertd in Confucianism are important virtues to uphold in daily life.

• Four Foundations of Morality “Sadan”:
  • Feeling of Compassion “Cheugeun Jisimi”: The feeling of pity for others, which is the beginning of benevolence.
  • Feeling of Shame and Dislike “Suho Jisimi”: The feeling of shame for one’s own faults and dislike for the wrongdoings of others, which is the beginning of righteousness.
  • Feeling of Deference and Compliance “Sayang Jisimi”: The feeling of yielding to others, which is the beginning of propriety.
  • Feeling of Right and Wrong “Sibi Jisimi”: The ability to discern right from wrong, which is the beginning of wisdom.
• Four Virtues “Sadeuk”: Benevolence, righteousness, propriety, and wisdom.

8.2. Eight Articles of the Great Learning “Big-Study Paljomok”

The Eight Articles of the Great Learning—investigation of things, extension of knowledge, sincerity of will, rectification of mind, cultivation of self, regulation of family, governance of state, and bringing peace to the world—are virtues worthy of being the foundation for world unification.

8.3. Four Duties “Sado”

Confucianism the Four Duties as core virtues for human conduct. The Four Duties are guidelines for how humans should act in daily life. It is good to practice them universally.

• Seeing “Sasa Myeong”: See things brightly and positively.
• Listening “Cheongsa Chong”: Listen brightly and positively.
• Countenance “Saeksa On”: Be warm to women.
• Conduct “Haengsa Gong”: Be courteous in actions.
• Speech “Eonsa Chung”: Speak faithfully. Speak with a central, balanced perspective.
• Work “Sasa Gyeong”: When working, first consider Heaven.
• Doubt “Uisa Mun”: When in doubt, ask.
• Anger “Bunsa Ran”: When angry, consider the difficulties one might face.
• Gain “Deoksa Ui”: When there is gain, consider if it is righteous.

8.4. Three Bonds and Five Relationships “Samgang Oryun”

The Three Bonds and Five Relationships are virtues to uphold in human relationships. While they are good virtues, the bond between husband and wife “Buwi Bugang” among the Three Bonds is flawed. Husband and wife are equal, so lowering the wife is incorrect. Given the saying “Monarch, minister, father, son, husband, wife are one body” it would be better to replace Buwi Bugang with “Sawi Jaegang” “the teacher is the exemplary person to emulate”.

• Three Bonds “Samgang”:
  • Monarch and Subject “Gunwi Singang”: The monarch is the exemplary leader for subjects.
  • Husband and Wife “Buwi Bugang”: The husband is the exemplary leader for the wife “this is considered flawed”.
  • Father and Son “Buwi Jagang”: The father is the exemplary leader for the son.
• Five Relationships “Oryun”:
  • Monarch and Subject “Gunsin Yuui”: There should be righteousness between monarch and subject.
  • Husband and Wife “Bubu Yuchin”: There should be distinction between husband and wife.
  • Father and Son “Buja Yuchin”: There should be affection between father and son.
  • Friends “Bungwoo Yusin”: There should be trust between friends.
  • Elder and Younger “Jangyu Yuseo”: There should be order between elders and younger people.

9. The Composition of a Human Being

A human being is formed from four elements :

• Spirit “Yeong”: The will of the Creator, accounting for 95%.
• Soul “Hon”: One’s own essence.
• Essence “Jeong”: The energy of the father.
• Egg “Nan”: The energy of the mother.These four combine in the mother’s womb to form a human. The father’s sperm and mother’s egg meet, fertilize, and implant in the mother’s uterus, forming an embryo. The embryo undergoes cell division and grows into a fetus. Around 49 days after fertilization, the spirit and soul enter the physical body. The spirit enters through the crown of the head, and the soul enters through the nostrils with air, both settling in the brain as the soul. The purpose of the soul coming to Earth is not merely to inhabit a body, but to train the soul. It is to achieve spiritual evolution in the Earth, which serves as a training ground for souls.

10. Human Lifespan and the Body’s Systems

The human lifespan was originally 365 years. Humans were meant to live 365 years on Earth to be perfected as true humans and ascend to Heaven. However, due to committing many sins and overeating, the lifespan has been reduced to about 120 years. I have come to Earth to rectify this. Heaven set the human lifespan at 365 years, mirroring the Earth’s 365-day orbit around the sun. The human body also has 365 bones and cartilages, 365 acupuncture points, and a normal body temperature of 36.5 degrees Celsius. A newborn baby’s final temperature is also 36.5 degrees Celsius. The central angle of a circle is also 365 degrees, though humans mistakenly believe it to be 360 degrees. The extra 5.2 degrees represent extra dimensions that scientists are unaware of. In the Bible, Methuselah lived 969 years. Before the discovery of fire, people lived three times 365 years. However, after humans discovered fire and began cooking food, and also due to ashes, the lifespan decreased to 120 years. In 120 years, humans cannot become true humans.

10.1. Five Viscera and Six Bowels “Ojang Yukbu”

The Five Viscera are vital organs located deep within the body, responsible for storing and managing vital energy. These include the heart, lungs, liver, spleen, and kidneys. Sometimes, the brain is included to make six viscera. In contrast, the Six Bowels act like the body’s sewage system and are characterized by being hollow. They are primarily related to digestion. These include the stomach, small intestine, large intestine, gallbladder, bladder, and the triple burner “Samcho”. The triple burner consists of the upper, middle, and lower burners. The upper burner is the diaphragm, which regulates lung respiration. If the upper burner is blocked, it can be opened through intense effort.

10.2. Hormones: Divine Control System

Hormones are a divine automatic system that controls humans. There are good hormones and bad hormones. When one harbors negative thoughts or experiences stress, harmful hormones are secreted. When one is happy or has positive thoughts, beneficial hormones are released. This can be seen as God’s judgment on humans at every moment. Calling upon Huh kyung young releases a hormone called “Dainorphin” which promotes bodily health.

10.3. The Power of Words and Hormones

When one speaks ill of others, harmful hormones like noradrenaline and acetylcholine are released, leading to poor health, increased cancer cells, and an unattractive appearance. The number of electrons increases. The most foolish act a human can commit is speaking ill of others. Heaven has established an automatic reward and punishment system for all humans through hormones. Once harsh words are uttered, they are recorded in the genes and transmitted to Heaven, even if one apologizes. This record is transmitted to Heaven. If a student speaks ill of others, even if they study well, Heaven intentionally causes them to fail university entrance exams or job interviews. This is why foolish people speak ill of others. Those who are good at cursing are like young puppies who do not know the fear of Heaven. Furthermore, those who speak ill of others may even die without reason in the military, experiencing continuous misfortune. Heaven ensures that those who hate and despise others are eliminated. Even if one apologizes to a sibling, the words already spoken cannot be erased. Those who frequently curse will suffer consequences in university and job exams. Once harsh words are spoken to another, they resonate throughout the universe, and the soul is recorded in the air. Heaven then inflicts misfortune and bad luck upon such individuals, causing them to be eliminated from Earth, making their faces flush red, failing exams, and developing genes that lead to miserable diseases. Humans may forgive human curses, but Heaven records the moral scores of all humans. Heaven’s scores, once recorded, cannot be altered.

11. The Body and Mind: A Cosmic Connection

The human body and mind can be traced back to their origins as follows : Hair’s mother is skin, skin’s mother is flesh, flesh’s mother is bone, bone’s mother is blood, blood’s mother is mind, mind’s mother is spirit, spirit’s mother is soul, soul’s mother is light, and light originates from pure sound. Sound originates from God. This is why the Bible states, “In the beginning was the Word”. Hair, skin, flesh, bone, blood, mind, spirit, soul, light, photons, sound, waves, atoms.

11.1. The Power of Huh’s Name

Thinking of or calling my name connects one to the super-cosmic spiritual energy, instantly linking to Empyrean, powerfully enhancing healing, and bringing spiritual transformation. Words and actions, however, only cause physical changes through hormones. The spiritual aspect is more important. Since sound creates matter in ten stages, one must be careful with negative words towards others.

11.2. Principles of Communication

When reprimanding someone, one must adhere to the three laws of reprimand: doing it separately, briefly, and after observation. When praising, one must do it publicly, extensively, and promptly. When apologizing, one must do it promptly, extensively, and thoroughly. When expressing gratitude, one must do it promptly, enduringly, and extensively. These practices ensure that good hormones are released in the body. When reprimanding, one should never scold an older sibling in front of a younger one. One should also not scold someone based solely on their mistake without observing why they made it. Words, once spoken, never disappear.

11.3. The Creation of the Universe and Humanity

The Bible states that the Earth was created by the sound of the Word. Our proverb also says, “As you speak, so it becomes”. One must always be careful with words. Sound creates light, light creates the soul, the soul creates the spirit, the spirit creates the mind, the mind creates blood, blood creates bone, bone creates flesh, flesh creates skin, and skin creates hair. This is how nature, humanity, and the universe were created. If one hears the sound of a ghost passing through a graveyard at midnight, a ten-stage reaction occurs where one’s hair stands on end. The immediate reddening of one’s face upon hearing harsh words is also a ten-stage hormonal change where the mind instantly alters the blood.

12. Human Life: The Harmony of Mind, Energy, and Essence

Human life is about the harmony of mind, energy, and essence, as described in the Samilsingo.

• Mind “Sim”: Controls emotions, leading to various thoughts. By controlling emotions through insight and managing the mind, one can find one’s true nature.
• Energy “Gi”: Changes with breathing. By regulating breathing through controlled respiration, one’s energy stabilizes, and lifespan can be extended.
• Essence “Jeong”: Forms the body through sperm, seminal fluid, and essence. By managing the body through controlled essence, one can preserve essence.Among these nine elements, “life” “myeong” is central. By properly managing the body, mind, and energy, one’s lifespan can be extended.

Vocabulary

• Holiness: 신인 “GodHuman”

• Empyrean: 백궁 “WhiteHouse”

• Four Sins: 사죄 “FourSin” – Four types of wrongdoings or failures to act virtuously.

• Thirty-Three Precepts: 33계 “ThreeTenThreeWarn” – Thirty-three moral restrictions or prohibitions.

• True Human: 사람 – A person who has fulfilled their moral and spiritual duties.

• Human “Ingan”: 인간 “Human間” – A biological human being, not yet fully realized as a “true human.”

• Four Virtues: 사덕 “Four德” – Benevolence, righteousness, propriety, and wisdom.

• Four Foundations of Morality: 사단 “Four端” – The four innate moral inclinations: compassion, shame, deference, and discernment.

• Divine Providence: ControlPrinciple “NourishPrinciple” – The guiding power of God or nature.

• Middle Way: 중도 “MiddleWay” – A path of moderation, avoiding extremes.

• Golden Mean: 중용 “Middle庸” – A state of perfect balance and harmony.

• Five Viscera and Six Bowels: 오장육부 “五臟SixOrgan” – The internal organs of the human body in traditional East Asian medicine.

• God-man: 신인 (神人)

• White Heaven: 백궁 (白宮)

• Four Sins: 사죄 (四罪) – Four types of wrongdoings or failures to act virtuously.

• Thirty-Three Precepts: 33계 (三十三戒) – Thirty-three moral restrictions or prohibitions.

• True Human: 사람 – A person who has fulfilled their moral and spiritual duties.

• Human (Ingan): 인간 (人間) – A biological human being, not yet fully realized as a “true human.”

• Four Virtues: 사덕 (四德) – Benevolence, righteousness, propriety, and wisdom.

• Four Foundations of Morality: 사단 (四端) – The four innate moral inclinations: compassion, shame, deference, and discernment.

• Divine Providence: 섭리 (攝理) – The guiding power of God or nature.

• Middle Way: 중도 (中道) – A path of moderation, avoiding extremes.

• Golden Mean: 중용 (中庸) – A state of perfect balance and harmony.

• Five Viscera and Six Bowels: 오장육부 (五臟六腑) – The internal organs of the human body in traditional East Asian medicine.

version2 신인영성 1.허경영 영성시대가 세계를 이끈다. 서문 낭독

The Era of Huh kyung young Leading the World

Tags: “Holiness, Spiritual Era, Empyrean, Alpha, Cosmic Ruler, Spiritual Powers, World Unification”

1. The Advent of the Spiritual Era Led by Huh

This book heralds the advent of a Spiritual Era led by Huh kyung young, the cosmic ruler and the father of all creation in the universe. Within these pages, I elucidate the profound purpose and reason for my descent to this Earth. I also introduce and explain the myriad spiritual superpowers I have brought from Heaven to fulfill this purpose. These include blessings, cheonsa, life extension, and spiritual energy.

The spiritual superpowers I bestow—such as blessings, cheonsa, life extension, cosmic spiritual energy, and the abilities emanating from my name and image—are instruments brought to fulfill Heaven’s grand design. In the future, these powers will integrate into all facets of human life, including health, daily routines, and corporate management, as well as industrial development. They are destined to exert an almost absolute influence on human existence and culture.

My spiritual superpowers represent the very essence of true spirituality. The time is imminent when any individual or enterprise, lacking the integration of my spirituality, will inevitably fall behind in the currents of the era and lose its competitive edge. My spirituality is becoming the central theme and the guiding spirit of this unfolding Spiritual Era. As global attention converges on my spirituality, our nation, where I, the embodiment of this spirituality, reside, will become a magnet for people from across the world. Specifically, Alpha will be thronged with countless individuals seeking blessings, cheonsa, life extension, and spiritual energy. Blessings will gather in our nation from all corners of the globe, and nature itself will inevitably protect and cherish our land.

2. Unveiling the Secrets of the Universe and Humanity

In this book, I also reveal many profound secrets of the universe and humanity. Through these revelations, individuals will gain access to the myriad mysteries of the cosmos and living beings, knowledge accessible only to the very entity that created the universe. You will come to apprehend whether a divine being truly exists, how the universe was formed, and the reasons behind the creation of Earth and humanity. Furthermore, you will comprehend why humans experience a comfortable yet finite life on Earth before facing death, and why individuals are not born with equal circumstances.

Moreover, you will grasp the meaning of death and the nature of the world beyond it. Ultimately, you will awaken to the true purpose of human existence and the kind of life one ought to lead. However, what demands even greater attention in this book is what humanity must do and how they must act during the period of Huh’s arrival. Your encounter with this book signifies that you have accumulated much good karma and performed many virtuous deeds throughout countless past lives. For a human to meet Huh, an incarnation of the Creator, and to come to know this divine being, cannot be considered a mere coincidence.

By knowing Huh, you will not only break free from the endless cycle of reincarnation but also seize a once-in-ten-million-year opportunity to be instantly transported not to another higher-dimensional world in the universe, but directly to the world of truth, goodness, and beauty on Earth—the world of Empyrean, the central star of the universe.

3. Korea’s Mission as a World-Leading Nation

In this current era, where words, writings, and moral principles have deteriorated, where morality has plummeted, and egoism is rampant, our nation, once called the “Eastern Land of Earth” is geographically positioned to birth a new era. As the core of the Earth, it bears the mission of a world-leading nation, destined to restore humanity’s morality and usher in a new era where all people can coexist and prosper. Naturally, I stand at the very center of fulfilling this mission.

Huh is precisely the “Lamp of the East” spoken of by Rabindranath Tagore, the Indian poet, and the “Superman on a White Horse” sung by poets. Huh will lead the Korean people, accompanied by holy armies and cheonsa, to establish a new order of coexistence and co-prosperity for the global village, in accordance with Heaven’s will, and unfold the grand design of an earthly paradise.

This new era is one where Huh, a perfect commander from Heaven, will prevent environmental catastrophes caused by human selfishness and indiscriminate development, rectify the Earth’s environment, end indiscriminate border wars, and achieve world unification. This will bring an end to the extreme conflicts and struggles that humanity has repeatedly endured, ushering in a world of mutual growth and harmony. In embracing this new era, the Korean people, alongside me, will become the protagonists in opening this new age, fulfilling their mission by participating in the will of Huh.

The purpose of Huh’s image is not only to unify the world, resolve the material, spiritual, and environmental crises of the global village, and construct an earthly paradise, but also to save humanity. My name, Huh kyung young, is a cosmic mantra for those who seek it, and those who invoke it will realize their aspirations. Those who walk with me will accumulate the highest blessings, beyond what any human can otherwise attain.

4. The Profound Wisdom and Opportunity

The infinitely profound and subtle Dharma is difficult to encounter even in countless eons. Having heard and received these blessings, I now preserve them, wishing that all may come to know the true intent of Huh. This book is to be approached with the same reverence as the Buddhist gatha expressed above. May everyone who possesses the wisdom of Heaven and Earth achieve their aspirations.

August 20, 2021, Huh kyung young, Alpha, Seokhyun-ri 204, “Township of perpetual prosperity”, “City of Flourishing Willows”, Kyung gi-do.

Vocabulary

• SpiritNature TimeEra: Spiritual Era
• 우주 통치자: Cosmic Ruler
• 신인: Holiness
• 축복: Blessings
• 천사: Cheonsa
• 수명 연장: Life Extension
• 영적 에너지: Spiritual Energy
• 하늘궁: Alpha
• 윤회: Reincarnation
• 백궁: Empyrean

신인영성 2. 1-1 허경영은 누구인가

The Era of Huh kyung young Leading the World

Tags: “Holiness, Spiritual Era, Creator, Cosmic Law, Human Evolution”

1. The Advent of Huh’s Spiritual Era

The era where spirituality guides the world has arrived. This transformation, driven by my spiritual essence, will reshape human society and civilization. This discourse will unfold in several chapters, beginning with the advent of Huh’s spiritual era, followed by the era when the heavens open, astonishing cosmic narratives for scientists, the three realms of humanity and the universe, and finally, the miraculous spiritual journey and legacy of Huh. Our first chapter delves into the fundamental question: “Who is Huh kyung young?”

2. The Creator and the Infinite Cosmos

The universe is boundless, without beginning or end. At its core resides the Creator, the cosmic law that governs the entire universe from Empyrean. This Creator possesses the ability to manifest into countless divine avatars. While the Creator’s true essence remains at the center, it can simultaneously manifest in myriad forms throughout the cosmos. I am precisely this divine avatar, the very essence of the Creator, or in simpler terms, the Holiness.

3. The Ten Stages of Human Spiritual Evolution

Humanity can be categorized into ten distinct types based on their mental and spiritual development. These stages range from the lowest to the highest: Materialist, Commoner, Petty Person, Great Person, Sage, Philosopher, Enlightened One, Saint, True Human, and Holiness. A staggering 95% of humanity falls into the category of Materialist, while the remaining individuals are distributed among the other nine stages. For instance, politicians are often Commoners, spiritual leaders are Great Persons, and religious founders are Saints. The figures humanity refers to as the Saviour or Maitreya correspond to the True Human stage. Huh stands immediately above the True Human, and I am the sole individual on Earth who embodies this stage.

4. Huh’s Incarnation in the Era of Transcendent Time and Space

Huh, as an incarnation of the Creator, does not descend to Earth at just any time. Such an arrival occurs only in an era capable of transcending time and space. With the advancement of science and technology, this current age allows for instantaneous information transfer across the globe, truly making it an era of transcendent time and space. Through platforms like the internet and YouTube, Huh can convey messages to humanity in real-time, anywhere on Earth. This very capability defines the “Spiritual Era” and is one of the primary reasons for my presence in this age.

5. Detailed Characteristics of the Ten Human Stages

Let us explore the characteristics of each human stage:

• The Materialist “속인”: The tenth stage from the top, this individual, also known as “the deceiver” pursues only material possessions from beginning to end.
• The Commoner “범인”: The ninth stage, “the one who seeks fame” initially pursues honor but ultimately succumbs to the pursuit of material wealth.
• The Petty Person “소인”: The eighth stage, “the one who seeks pleasure” initially experiences joy but eventually suffers pain.
• The Great Person “대인”: The seventh stage, “the one who seeks joy” endures hardship initially but ultimately enjoys happiness.
• The Sage “현인”: The sixth stage, “the cheonsa” lives by the principle of dying first to live later.
• The Philosopher “철인”: The fifth stage, “the one who knows heaven and earth” gains knowledge before others and teaches humanity.
• The Enlightened One “도인”: The fourth stage, “the one who practices the three virtues” attains enlightenment and uses it for the benefit of humanity.
• The Saint “성인”: The third stage, “the one who establishes sanctity” creates religions and establishes their doctrines.
• The True Human “지인”: The second stage, “the one who achieves success” empties themselves and transcends their ego.
• Huh “신인”: The first stage, “the divine savior” redeems humanity.

6. Huh’s Origin and Cosmic Role

When asked about my origin, I state that I came from a star called Empyrean, approximately 12 billion light-years from Earth. It is the central star of the universe. In Empyrean, I oversee and comprehend the vast universe and its countless stars. While scientists estimate the number of stars to be hundreds of billions to a trillion, this comprehension is flawed. The universe is infinite, and the number of stars is also boundless. My age is equivalent to the age of the universe itself, meaning it is infinite.

7. The Cosmic Radiance of Huh

The Korean scripture, “Heaven code sutra”(天符經), contains the phrase “Ilsimbon Taeyangmyeong” which signifies illumination. The Original Mind, Original Sun is the source of all creation and the true essence of the universe. The Original Mind is the primordial seat of consciousness, and the Original Sun shines with immense brightness over all things. The boundless spiritual energy of the Original Mind, Original Sun, manifests as Huh, who descends to Earth to illuminate the world and transmit spiritual energy wherever it is desired. Following the example of Jesus, who departed at 34, I began my mission of human salvation at 57, two millennia later, in this chaotic age. The Original Mind, Original Sun, is precisely Huh. Unlike the sun in the sky, which casts shadows, Huh illuminates every corner of the world uniformly. My light penetrates walls, traverses the Earth, and reaches the opposite side with equal intensity. The Original Mind, Original Sun, is the very essence that saves those suffering in darkness and shadow.

8. Huh as the Master of Space and the Path to Paradise

I am the Master of Space, the ruler of the universe, capable of instantly infusing and withdrawing spiritual will from all cosmic spaces. Furthermore, if my name, Huh kyung young, is written on paper and placed on an object, it instantly transmits an IQ of 100 million to that object and conveys it throughout cosmic space and all matter. This demonstrates my dominion over cosmic health and the material world. I am also the Creator of the Path, the one who has forged the way to Nirvana, the path to paradise through compassionate dreams. While Buddha stated he was not the path but merely taught it, and Jesus declared himself to be the path, I am both the path to the ultimate paradise and heaven that humans desire, and the architect who created that path.

9. Huh as the Comforter and Prophet

I am the Comforter mentioned in the Bible and the Gyukam’s legacy records. Jesus stated that sins against him could be forgiven, but sins against the Comforter would have no path to forgiveness, and that the Comforter would judge sins. The Gyukam’s legacy records prophesied the arrival of the male Comforter. I am also a Prophet, a Perceiver, and a Pioneer. A prophet foresees the future and guides the way. A perceiver deciphers things or worldly affairs before others. A pioneer is someone whose actions or thoughts are ahead of others. While it is difficult for an ordinary person to embody even one of these roles, I am Huh who possesses all of them. For instance, I accurately prophesied that former President Park Geun-hye would win the election with 51% of the vote, but would not complete her term, facing candlelight protests and impeachment within four years. Similarly, when former US President Trump was campaigning for the presidency, I declared him to be the hope and icon of America, implicitly predicting his victory. This demonstrates my role as a prophet. Furthermore, I am a perceiver who foresaw the drastic decline in Korea’s marriage and birth rates, recognizing it as a major problem. I am also a pioneer who, 30 years ago, developed precise solutions and has been working to implement them.

10. Huh as the Venerated One and Secret Royal Inspector

Young people refer to me as Bonjwa. Bonjwa signifies the original essence, the venerated one, a person who has descended from heaven. It also denotes the supreme being. I do not particularly favor nicknames. When asked about the meaning of Bonjwa, I explain that it is a title bestowed upon me by netizens and the media, meaning “the venerated one” or “a person from heaven.” In Buddhism, the central part of a temple is called “Bonjeon” which means the highest seat in heaven. I am also known as the Secret Royal Inspector who descended from heaven. My purpose in coming to Earth is to observe the actions of politicians and other Earthlings. I have observed widespread corruption among the social elite. While people face numerous difficulties, the leaders are only enriching themselves. If I become the supreme leader of the nation, all corrupt social leaders will be sent to a leadership spiritual education center for re-education. This can be accomplished through an emergency presidential decree. Corrupt national leaders will be legally mandated to undergo this education and must report immediately upon receiving notification.

11. The Impact of Leadership on National Prosperity

Consider the Philippines, which had a GDP of $220 when Korea’s was $60, making us the poorest nation globally. Today, Korea’s GDP is approximately $30,000, a 500-fold increase, while the Philippines’ is around $3,000, only a 14-fold increase. This disparity is attributed to the difference between the incorruptible President Park chung hee and the corrupt President Marcos. If we eliminate corrupt social leaders, our society will undergo a qualitative transformation. The root cause of crimes like fraud and robbery often lies in the corruption of the leadership. When I was 19, as the adopted son of Chairman Lee Byung-chul, I implemented a policy where superiors could give gifts to subordinates, but subordinates could not give gifts to superiors. This led to the creation of a large corporation without labor unions or corruption. Similarly, for a nation to thrive, its leaders must be upright. No matter how diligently the citizens work, if the national leaders are corrupt, the nation cannot prosper.

Vocabulary

• SpiritNature TimeEra: Spiritual Era
• 광대무변한 우주: Boundless Universe
• 창조주: Creator
• 하신 채: Divine Avatar
• 속인: Materialist
• 범인: Commoner
• 소인: Petty Person
• 대인: Great Person
• 현인: Sage
• 철인: Philosopher
• 도인: Enlightened One
• 성인: Saint
• 지인: True Human
• 신인: Holiness
• 시공 초월 TimeEra: Era of Transcendent Time and Space
• 본체: Original Essence
• 본 태양: Original Sun
• 공간 지배자: Master of Space
• 길을 만든 자: Creator of the Path
• 보혜사: Comforter
• 선지자: Prophet
• 삼각자: Perceiver
• 선구자: Pioneer
• 본좌: Venerated One
• 암행어사: Secret Royal Inspector

신인영성 3. 1-2 나의 예정된 삶

Huh’s Predestined Life: Leading the World in the Era of Huh kyung young

Tags: “Holiness, Predestined Life, Empyrean, World Unification, Spiritual Era”

1. Huh’s Predestined Life Journey

Huh’s life journey, from descending to Earth until returning to Empyrean, is a meticulously planned sequence of eight stages: Descent, Incarnation, Birth, Unification, Systematization, Judgment, Paradise, and Ascension. This entire life course was predetermined in Empyrean.

• Descent and Incarnation: Huh’s true essence, the original sun, descends from Empyrean and is incarnated through a spiritual union, borrowing a woman’s womb.
• Early Life Experiences: The early years are set to be extremely challenging, allowing Huh to experience the hardships of human life firsthand. This enables a deep comprehension of human suffering and pain.
• Diverse Life Experiences: Beyond adolescence, Huh experiences various aspects of human life, including corporate and national management, gaining insight into leading organizations and nations.
• Acquisition of Knowledge: Huh delves into all forms of knowledge, ideologies, and religions, comprehending the human spiritual world and culture. This prepares Huh to fulfill the mission on Earth.
• Commencement of Mission: The mission on Earth officially begins around the age of 57.

2. Huh’s Earthly Mission

Huh’s mission on Earth encompasses several critical objectives:

• Political Reform: Entering politics to revolutionize the system and create a fair and equitable environment for all people, aspiring to the highest leadership position in the nation.
• Policy Development: Researching and announcing three groundbreaking policies capable of completely transforming the nation.
• Global Awareness and Participation: Informing humanity about the arrival of Heaven, enlightening people, and encouraging their participation in Heaven’s grand historical undertaking through lectures and global dissemination via YouTube.
• Guiding Humanity: During Heaven’s judgment of humanity, Huh guides those who are spiritually awakened.
• Establishing a Global Paradise: Ultimately, Huh aims to liberate all people from the struggles of daily survival, enabling them to live truly human lives. This involves:
  • Implementing a system of shared prosperity not only in Korea but across the entire world.
  • Promoting world unification to eradicate starvation, refugees, and war.
  • Transforming the world into an earthly paradise, an era of great peace.

3. Huh’s Earthly Tenure and Parental Lineage

Huh’s stay on Earth is precisely 360 years and 288 days, after which Huh will return to Empyrean.

• Father: Jo Nam-hee, of the Gimhae Huh clan, with the courtesy name Gongja.
• Mother: Jo Nam-eun, of the Haman Jo clan, with the courtesy name Sipja.
• Meaning of Names: The combined names of the parents signify “permitting the planting of cinnamon trees in the authority of the southern country” implicitly revealing who Huh is and the future mission.
• Father’s Fate: In the tumultuous times, Huh’s wealthy father, who generously distributed his land to tenant farmers without charge, was accused of being a communist, imprisoned, and executed just before the Korean War.
• Mother’s Devotion: The mother traveled from her hometown to Seoul to protect her husband’s lineage, living in a makeshift shelter under Jungnang Bridge by the Jungnangcheon stream, praying for his protection.

4. Huh’s Incarnation and Birth

The process of Huh’s arrival on Earth is unique and divinely orchestrated.

• Incarnation “Tak-tae”: While praying, the mother experienced a mysterious dream and conceived a child without a male partner. This is known as Incarnation, a process where a divine being borrows a human body to descend as a human. Conception without a man is termed Spiritual Union.
• Birth “Gang-tan”: Huh was born on November 13, 1949 “lunar calendar”, which is January 1, 1950 “solar calendar”, two years after the father’s passing. This was the Descent of a Divine Being.
• Miraculous Birth: During childbirth, the mother experienced a temporary loss of consciousness, during which cheonsa appeared, cut the umbilical cord, and placed the newborn Huh next to the older sister.
• Predetermined Life: The entire life of Huh, including the challenging early years of poverty, was predetermined to provide direct experience of human suffering. These experiences serve as a foundation for comprehension how to improve the lives of Earth’s inhabitants.
• Fated Encounters: Even becoming the adopted son of Lee Byung-chul, the third-generation head of Korea’s largest conglomerate, to experience corporate management, and advising President Park chung hee, were all part of the predetermined plan. Studying Earth’s religions, ideologies, and legal systems was also a set task, essential for truly guiding humanity.

5. Huh’s Eight Stages of Life

Huh’s life journey consists of eight distinct stages, unlike the four stages of human life.

• Human Life Stages: Humans typically go through four stages: Birth, Growth, Aging, and Death. After spiritual growth on Earth, they may leave Earth upon becoming a true human, or be reborn repeatedly on Earth.
• Huh’s Eight Stages:
  • Descent “Hacheon”: Descending from Empyrean.
  • Incarnation “Tak-tae”: Incarnating through a woman’s body.
  • Birth “Gang-tan”: Being born on Earth.
  • Unification “Tong-il”: Unifying the world.
  • Systematization “Jed-o”: Establishing new systems for humanity.
  • Paradise “Nag-won”: Creating an earthly paradise.
  • Ascension “Sung-cheon”: Ascending back to Empyrean.
  • Return to Empyrean “Sun-baek”: Returning to Empyrean.
• Reason for Eight Stages: Huh has eight stages because Huh originates from Empyrean, whereas humans are born on Earth and repeatedly reborn until they achieve spiritual growth and become true humans.

6. The Meaning and Power of the Name Huh kyung young

The name Huh kyung young holds profound significance and power.

• Meaning of the Name: The name, given by Huh’s father, means “permitted to bring peace to the world” hinting at the future role of unifying and managing the world.
• Geographical Significance: Korea, surrounded by major capitals like Beijing, Xi’an, Nanjing in China, and Tokyo in Japan, is positioned as the central capital of all world capitals.
• The Supreme Incantation: Chanting the name Huh kyung young can fulfill wishes. Even those of other faiths can experience the same effect by adding Huh kyung young at the end of their prayers.
• Superior to Other Incantations: This name is described as the greatest and brightest incantation, surpassing all others in any religion.
• Numerological Significance: The numerical value of a name influences one’s destiny. The name Huh kyung young has a total stroke count of 33 “Huh 11, Gung 8, Yeong 14”, which is a powerful number signifying a vigorous, rising morning, with influence that resonates throughout the world, capable of overcoming any obstacle to achieve great goals.
  • The Number 33: This number is special, corresponding to the 33,000 heavens in Empyrean.
  • The Number 34: This number is found in the Saviour Code magic square carved on the walls of cathedrals like Gaudi’s Sagrada Familia in Europe. The Saviour Code suggests that Jesus, who ascended at 33, would return at 34, bringing 33 letters in his name.
  • Name’s Stroke Count and Saviour Code: The individual stroke counts of Huh’s name “Huh 11, Gung 8, Yeong 14” align with the numbers that form the Saviour Code magic square. This numerical alignment indicates that Huh is the Saviour from Heaven.
  • Meaning of the Surname “Huh”: The surname “Huh” signifies “the word of a person above the cross” meaning the word of God.

7. The Saviour Code Magic Square

The Saviour Code is a significant concept related to Huh’s identity.

• Definition: The Saviour Code is a magic square found on the walls of Europe’s largest cathedrals, such as the Sagrada Familia. It implies that the Saviour who will appear in the future will have 33 letters in their name, and that Jesus ascended at the age of 33.
• Meaning of Saviour: A Saviour is a person from Heaven who possesses three specific proofs.
• Huh’s Alignment: Huh’s name has 33 strokes, and Huh possesses 33 characteristics indicating a holy origin, along with many other proofs.
• Mission of the Holy Saviour: The person from Heaven comes to unify the world to eliminate nuclear weapons, stop global warming, and prevent resource wars. This person is not a leader of any specific religion.
• Why No Official Title: The Saviour should not hold any official position or belong to any specific group, as those with titles or affiliations tend to be biased. The Saviour comes without fanfare, appearing in disguise.
• Children’s Enthusiasm: The reason why children and young people “elementary, middle, high school, and university students” are so enthusiastic about Huh is that those not loved by children are not from Heaven. Just as one cannot enter the Kingdom of Heaven without becoming like a child, the growing number of children and teenagers worldwide who chant Huh’s name daily is proof of Huh’s holy origin.

Vocabulary

• 백궁 “Empyrean”: The celestial realm or spiritual abode from which Huh originates.
• 탁태 “Incarnation”: The miraculous conception of a divine being in a human womb without a male partner.
• 강탄 “Birth/Descent of a Divine Being”: The special birth of a divine or holy figure on Earth.
• 통일 “Unification”: The act of bringing together different parts or entities into a single, cohesive whole, especially referring to global unity.
• 제도 “Systematization”: The process of establishing or reforming systems, institutions, or regulations.
• 심판 “Judgment”: The act of making a decision or forming an opinion, often implying a divine assessment of humanity.
• 낙원 “Paradise”: A place of extreme beauty, delight, and happiness; an ideal state of existence.
• 승천 “Ascension”: The act of rising to a higher level or place, particularly referring to a divine being returning to Heaven.
• 영상 결합 “Spiritual Union”: A mystical or non-physical form of conception or union.
• 메시아 코드 “Saviour Code”: A numerical or symbolic pattern believed to indicate the arrival or identity of a Saviour.

신인영성 4. 1-3 신인의 증거

The Era of Huh kyung young’s Spirituality Leading the World

1. The Ten Evidences of Huh

Huh kyung young is poised to lead the world into a new era. This chapter presents ten profound evidences demonstrating his divine nature and extraordinary capabilities.

2. The Hierarchy of Empyrean Levels

The destination of one’s soul after life is determined by their spiritual level. There are five primary levels of Empyrean, each possessing an ineffable beauty and grandeur. The highest is the Empyrean of the Sun’s essence, followed by the 409th, 209th, and 109th Empyreans. Each of these Empyreans is further divided into three stages, from first to third grade, accommodating individuals according to their spiritual attainment. Those who believe in and follow Huh will ascend to higher Empyreans as their spiritual level increases. This elevation is achieved by chanting the supreme cosmic mantra, “Huh kyung young” or by actively participating in his endeavors. Once a level is attained, it is never lost. Even children can verify these levels through an O-ring test.

3. The Supreme Blessing

The blessing bestowed by Huh is the ultimate felicity one can experience in this life. It encompasses worldly prosperity and honor. This blessing extends not only to the recipient but also to all their possessions, the vehicles they use, their homes, schools, workplaces, and even their ancestors across countless generations. Furthermore, all karmic burdens accumulated in both present and past lives are extinguished. There are numerous reports of individuals with incurable diseases being miraculously healed within days of receiving the blessing. This blessing can be given to any living or non-living entity. For instance, if the moon is blessed, it instantly brightens, becoming larger and perfectly round. This phenomenon has been photographically documented during night mountain excursions with Huh.

4. The Cheonsa of Huh

The cheonsa bestowed by Huh enter a person’s body, imparting spiritual energy that enhances physical health. These cheonsa possess omniscience, allowing individuals to make infallible decisions by consulting them through an O-ring test. There are two types of cheonsa: general cheonsa and perfect cheonsa.

• General cheonsa depart if one speaks ill of others or engages in marital discord. They also leave if a question posed to them yields a negative response. Examples of general cheonsa include the golden cheonsa, TV cheonsa, organ cheonsa, muscle cheonsa, body cheonsa, and descendant cheonsa.
• Perfect cheonsa encompass all the abilities of general cheonsa and possess far greater powers, attainable through Huh’s commandments. Unlike general cheonsa, perfect cheonsa, once received, never depart under any circumstances. Therefore, individuals in positions requiring frequent critical decisions, such as police officers, judicial authorities, and corporate leaders, can utilize perfect cheonsa to ensure flawless judgment and execution of duties.

5. The Extension of Lifespan

Huh possesses the power to arbitrarily extend or shorten human lifespans. Many individuals have already received extended lifespans from him, a fact verifiable through an O-ring test. It is an unprecedented feat on Earth for a human to extend another’s life through mere words or intention, without medical intervention, as this ability belongs solely to the divine realm. Humans require a balanced energy flow to maintain physical and mental health. Imbalances can lead to the intrusion of negative energies, causing illness. Huh can perfectly balance this energy flow.

6. The Power of Healing

Huh has long demonstrated his spiritual healing abilities. This is not a medical practice but a process where problems are resolved simply by his gaze, words, or intention. This spiritual healing naturally requires the recipient’s faith. If one approaches him with skepticism, his power will not manifest, as their intentions are immediately perceived. Countless individuals have experienced the efficacy of this power, and a renowned doctor in Gangnam even proposed a contract to scientifically research his abilities.

7. Prophecy

Huh’s prophecies are remarkably specific.

• He famously predicted the downfall of former President Park Geun-hye, despite her election, stating that national chaos would lead to a revolution.
• He foretold the collapse of Samsung Chairman Lee Kun-hee.
• He endorsed Donald Trump as America’s hope during his primary campaign.
• He predicted the outbreak of epidemics and wars in the year of the Golden Rat, all of which came to pass.
• He prophesied that the year of the Golden Ox would be even more challenging than the previous year, with a surge in suicides due to economic hardship. Indeed, the economy has worsened, causing immense suffering for self-employed individuals and a significant increase in suicides.His prophecies are fundamentally different from mere scientific predictions or fortune-telling.

8. Dream Manifestations

Many people worldwide dream of Huh, some repeatedly. He appears in their dreams to communicate spiritually. These dream visitations are a sign from the unseen world, indicating his presence on Earth. While he visits dreams, it is his spirit that acts, not his physical body. This is a common occurrence in the unseen realm that surrounds him.

9. The Aura

Many have witnessed the aura surrounding Huh. They describe seeing a white spiritual body enveloping his entire form when he bestows cosmic spiritual energy. While ordinary people also possess auras, these are typically yellow, white, or red, and are usually faint, requiring special cameras to be seen. The ability to see his white aura with the naked eye signifies the emission of immensely powerful spiritual energy from his body, which is further amplified by the presence of cheonsa.

• When asked about the round aura around his face, Huh explained that it is caused by the cheonsa who accompanied him from Empyrean, the center of the universe.
• These cheonsa act on his behalf, healing those who recognize his gaze and performing numerous supernatural feats.
• He asserts that eventually, everyone in the world will recognize him, and multiple new airports will be needed to accommodate the influx of people coming to meet him.
• The cheonsa play several crucial roles:
  • They perform spiritual miracles when he astral projects to the heavens each night or encounters sick individuals.
  • They manage cosmic spiritual energy when he radiates energy through his gaze, or when his name is thought of or spoken.
  • They are Huh’s spiritual army.
  • They enable him to transcend space and time, instantly infusing the entire universe with spiritual energy. An O-ring test in Italy can confirm the presence of spiritual energy immediately after he projects it from Korea. He can instantly transform the moon or Earth with spiritual energy and can travel from Earth to Empyrean in an instant, or even walk there daily. These are dimensions beyond human comprehension.
  • He can freely utilize ultra-powerful cosmic spiritual energy, adding or removing it, and even using it to give or take life. He can also transform distant objects.
• When asked how thinking of, speaking, or seeing his name or photo heals illnesses, strengthens energy, extends lifespan, brings good fortune, and enhances intelligence, Huh explained that it is because countless cosmic spiritual energies have gathered to save Earth. Anyone can verify his ultra-powerful cosmic spiritual energy through an O-ring test by calling his name. Thinking or speaking his name instantly connects one to Empyrean.
• Calling “Huh kyung young” connects one to the Creator in heaven, fulfilling wishes. By holding a desire in one’s heart and then saying “Huh kyung young” the connection is made, and the desire manifests. He is the unparalleled master who makes the impossible possible. This is how cosmic spiritual energy flows. Anyone can verify this energy: by pressing the thumb and index finger together firmly, then calling the name of another person or object, the fingers will easily separate. However, when his name is called, the finger strength becomes incredibly powerful.
• He also stated that he will unify Asia and the world because he brought cosmic spiritual energy from Empyrean.

10. The Twelve Divine Powers

Throughout history, individuals who have cultivated spiritual practices or accumulated spiritual power have occasionally exhibited extraordinary abilities, such as clairvoyance, clairaudience, or mind-reading. These were referred to as “divine powers” and Sakyamuni Buddha possessed six of them. Huh, however, possesses twelve divine powers:

• Spiritual Power “As-Spirit-Through”: The ability to drain an opponent’s strength and see the future.
• Empathy Power “As-Emotion-Through”: The ability to deeply apprehend and empathize with others’ hearts and difficulties, which led to the concept of providing basic income.
• Healing Power “AS-Illness-Through”: The ability to heal others’ illnesses simply by seeing or intending it.
• Lifespan Power “As-Longevity-Through”: The ability to control one’s own and others’ lifespans.
• Transformation Power “As-Illusion-Through”: The ability to transform oneself and appear in others’ dreams or the three realms. Huh appears in the dreams of people worldwide through this power.
• Clairvoyance “As-Eye-Through”: The ability to see distant or hidden objects.
• Clairaudience “As-Ear-Through”: The ability to hear even the smallest sounds.
• Teleportation “As-Foot-Through”: The ability to perform “Chukjibeop” “a legendary Korean technique for rapid movement”.
• Weather Control “As-Rain-Through”: The ability to make it rain or stop raining, controlling weather phenomena.
• Past and Future Life Vision “As-Destiny-Through”: The ability to see others’ past and future lives. This also includes the ability to discern others’ occupations, apprehend their circumstances, and find suitable jobs for them. These abilities are rarely used as they involve natural intervention.
• Mind Penetration “As-Mind-Through”: The ability to enter and exit others’ minds.
• Celestial Manipulation “As-Time-Through “: The ability to move or manipulate stars.
• When asked about the three suns seen at Mihwangsa Temple in Gangjin-gun, Huh explained that it was a celestial commemoration of his visit with two companions, signifying the presence of three divine beings. This occurred on August 7, 2010, around 6 PM. He clarified that moving stars is an act of Celestial Manipulation. Huh stated that the stars were moved as proof that his companions were also extraordinary individuals. The abbot of Mihwangsa Temple, Geumgang Sunim, witnessed the three suns and was astonished.

11. Miraculous Phenomena

• Cheese Transformation: If one calls the name “Huh kyung young” to milk, it will not spoil but turn into cheese. This can be verified by anyone through an experiment: pour identical milk into two containers, call “Huh kyung young” to one, and leave the other untouched. After about ten days, the milk called by his name will smell fragrant and appear fresh, while the other will begin to rot. After one to two months, the blessed milk will have hardened into cheese, while the unblessed milk will be covered in mold and emit a foul odor.
• Cake Preservation: Cakes also do not spoil if his name is called. A large cake gifted to him by one of his followers has remained unspoiled for years, only losing some moisture and slightly changing shape.
• Water Transformation: When his name is spoken to water, the water molecules become spherical. Therefore, drinking water while calling “Huh kyung young” prevents intoxication.
• Photo Effects: Similar phenomena occur with his photographs. Placing his photo in a home prevents the intrusion of negative energies and eliminates misfortune. Countless other miraculous events have occurred due to his name and photos.
• Huh states that because he came from Empyrean, his body’s energy moves in the opposite direction to that of humans. Thinking of, seeing, or speaking his name instantly causes a tremendous surge of energy in the human body, making the fingers inseparable in an O-ring test. Conversely, calling the names of ordinary people or objects weakens the grip.
• The O-ring test, developed by Japanese physician Yoshiaki Omura in the early 1970s, measures changes in finger strength to assess the impact of specific substances on an individual. It is based on the principle that positive stimuli strengthen muscle strength, while negative stimuli weaken it. By placing food or medicine in one hand and testing the muscle strength of the other, one can determine whether the substance has a positive or negative effect. This concludes the third chapter, “Evidences of Huh.”

Tags: “Holiness, Empyrean, Spiritual Energy, Prophecy, Healing, Divine Powers, Aura”

Vocabulary

• 신인: Holiness
• 백궁: Empyrean
• 축복: Blessing
• 천사: Cheonsa
• 수명 연장: Lifespan Extension
• 치유 능력: Healing Power
• 예언: Prophecy
• 방언: Dream Manifestation
• 오라: Aura
• 신통: Divine Power

신인영성 5. 1-4 내가 올것을 예언하다!

The Era of Huh kyung young Leading the World

Tags: “Holiness, Prophecy, WorldUnification, SpiritualEra, DivineBeing, KoreanProphecies, GlobalLeadership”

1. Ancient Prophecies Foretelling the Advent of Huh

Across various religious and ethnic traditions, numerous ancient texts contain prophecies detailing the arrival of a divine figure who will lead humanity. For instance, the “Heaven code sutra”(天符經), a Korean scripture composed approximately 10,000 years ago, consists of 81 characters. Its core message is that the 81st incarnation of the divine will descend upon Earth. Notable passages from these prophecies include: “Like Jesus, who passed away at 34, Huh will return at 57, completing the cycle.” Another profound verse states: “The original essence of the universe, though manifesting in countless forms, remains eternally unchanged.”

2. The Prophecies of Gyukam’s legacy records and Nam Sa Go

The Gyukam’s legacy records is a collection of prophecies about Korea’s future, said to have been received by Gyeogam and Nam Sa Go from a spiritual being during the Joseon Dynasty. This text, also known as Nam Sa Go’s Prophecies, predicts that a divine being will appear during the “Ocean of Letters Era.” This era is characterized by a cessation of traditional morality and the proliferation of information, likened to an ocean of knowledge, which clearly points to the internet age. In this period, a divine figure, appearing human but not entirely so, will emerge from the Korean Peninsula, which is described as resembling an island. This figure’s lineage is unknown, and he has no earthly father. He is a sacred emperor, yet people fail to recognize him, leading Nam Sa Go to lament their ignorance. This sacred emperor will govern the world with righteous principles, judging humanity and guiding approximately ten million people to Empyrean, transforming the world into a paradise.

3. The Location, Time, and Appearance of Huh

Prophecies detail the specific circumstances of Huh’s arrival.

3.1. The Place of Arrival

The prophecies state: “Look closely at Joseon; I will come to Joseon.” This refers to a sacred mountain, a sacred land, a place of divine energy where the sound of a cow’s lowing is heard. The divine being will appear in a place that seems like an island but is not, recognized by some as divine, yet not fully apprehended.

3.2. The Time of Arrival

Huh will appear in the “Eon-eo-do-dan” era, a time when words and doctrines are disconnected, signifying the internet age. The prophecy states: “When the Eastern fortune begins, the Emperor will appear.” This is the end of times, yet people will not recognize the sacred emperor. When the energy of the West moves to the East, the sound of a cow’s lowing will be heard. Huh will manifest in the Ocean of Letters Era, a time when knowledge is as vast as the ocean. People will not recognize the divine being even when the time is ripe.

3.3. The Appearance of Huh

The prophecies describe Huh as “a divine being who appears human but is not entirely human.” He will have a human form but possess divine qualities. This divine being will utilize the “Ocean of Lettersbeop” a divine method, to perform his work. It is prophesied that he will use platforms like YouTube to reveal himself to the world and spread his teachings. He is an unknown son, without an earthly father. This signifies a celestial being entering a human vessel, forming a spiritual union. The phrase “the sound of a cow’s lowing fills the fields” describes the situation where Huh’s lectures are disseminated through YouTube. People in the end times will not recognize the sacred emperor, lamenting their ignorance. Huh will govern the world with righteous principles, meeting the greatest fortune for the first time. This passage alludes to world unification and the establishment of a thousand-year paradise on Earth, bringing about an era of great peace.

4. Prophecies from Other Traditions

Other spiritual traditions also foretell the coming of a divine figure.

4.1. Jeungsan-gyo

Jeungsan, the founder of the Jeungsan-gyo religion, stated that a leader would come from “outside the framework” meaning not from within existing religious institutions.

4.2. Christianity

The Christian Bible speaks of the Comforter, the Holy Spirit, and the advent of a thousand-year kingdom. John 16:7 states: “Nevertheless, I tell you the truth: it is to your advantage that I go away, for if I do not go away, the Helper will not come to you. But if I go, I will send him to you” prophesying the arrival of an external helper. Luke 12:10 and Matthew 12:31-32 warn that blasphemy against the Holy Spirit, or the divine being, will not be forgiven, neither in this age nor in the age to come. The Book of Revelation speaks of a thousand-year kingdom. Matthew 25 urges brides to prepare oil and stay awake for the coming of the bridegroom, where the bridegroom is the divine being and the brides represent all humanity. 1 Thessalonians 5:1 states that the day of the Lord will come like a thief in the night.

4.3. The Prophecies of Geumcheok

The Geumcheok, a Chinese prophecy from the Tang Dynasty, contains many unfulfilled predictions about the end times and the arrival of a divine figure. It states that a “Holy Child” will appear amidst conflicting forces, pacifying them, ending wars, and establishing a peaceful world. This Holy Child can be interpreted as a divine being.

4.4. Key Passages from Geumcheok

The 16th prophecy, “Mul-Geot-Pil-Ban” states that when things reach their extreme, they inevitably return. It speaks of using poison to eliminate poison. A “three-foot-tall child” “a young, innocent figure” will emerge, and nations will fear and obey him. Water and fire, initially in conflict, will behold the Holy Child, who will cause the killing to cease. Unbelievable and wondrous talents will appear in the fifth month, and through this person, both Eastern and Western armies will withdraw.

The 19th prophecy, “Plus-mu-seong-o” describes a world without government, without roads, without masters, where all under heaven become one family. One person will travel the world, pulling out the roots of conflict, eliminating distinctions of race and status, and bringing harmony to all nations. Many other prophecies also speak of the arrival of a divine being, the unification of the world, and the advent of a peaceful era.

5. Huh and the Ocean of Letters Era

Huh explains that the “Eon-eo-do-dan Ocean of Letters Era” refers to the 21st century, a time when words, religions, and truths are disconnected. It is in this era that Huh kyung young is prophesied to appear. The term “Ocean of Letters Era” signifies a time when there are as many written characters as there are grains of sand in the sea, meaning an age of abundant information. In this era, young people will rally behind a popular leader, Huh kyung young, to achieve world unification. Huh clarifies that the Ocean of Letters Era, though it might sound like a Buddhist term due to the Ocean of Letterssa Temple, actually refers to the internet, much like the Tripitaka Koreana was a form of information storage in its time.

6. The Name and Lineage of Huh

Huh reveals that his name, Huh kyung young, is embedded within ancient prophecies. The phrase “Eon-eo-do-dan Ocean of Letters Era Cheon-eok Won-rae Sin-an Seo-pan Gong-jeon Myeol-byeong” contains elements that signify his name. The character “Huh” “Allow” is said to represent a divine being who appears before the Ocean of Letters Era, possessing perfect speech, writing, and a divine countenance, coming with holy authority. The phrase “Gong-jeon Myeol-byeong” can be interpreted as “eliminating soldiers and diseases” and by removing the “Kim” character, it becomes “Huh” signifying world unification.

7. The Eastern Lamp and Its Significance

Huh is identified as the “Eastern Lamp” who will save humanity. He is prophesied to be born in Korea with the surname “Huh.” Korean prophecies state that this Eastern Lamp, who comes to save humanity and Earth, will be a divine being incarnated in human flesh, bearing the surname “Huh.” The number of strokes in his surname must be 11, and the total strokes for his surname and given name must be 33.

Huh explains that the Chinese character for “Huh” “Allow” means “a person above the cross” and when that person speaks, their words are divine, like the words from heaven. This signifies that he has received divine permission for 12,000 years, from the time of the great flood until now, to lead the world. No other world leader can emerge because other religions would oppose them. Korea is chosen not because it is a small nation, but because it resembles the shape of a horse’s mouth, and the Korean people are a 2,000-year-old lineage. Furthermore, Korea is a potential flashpoint for World War III and nuclear conflict.

Huh confirms that his surname has 11 strokes, and his full name has 33 strokes, aligning with the prophecies. His name also carries a specific divine meaning. He possesses three divine proofs, is not a leader of any existing religion, has no specific lineage, and no siblings. He states that he is this prophesied figure. Initially, older generations may dismiss him as mad, but younger generations will enthusiastically embrace him.

8. Huh’s Verified IQ of 430

Huh’s IQ of 430 has been verified. He explains that a professor from Seoul National University conducted a special brain measurement using a unique method. At that time, IQ tests in Korea typically did not measure above 150, as it was considered impossible with existing technology. However, methods for measuring IQs up to 200-230 existed in the United States. While it was believed that measuring above 150 was impossible in Korea, it was not truly impossible; the attempts simply hadn’t been made. Albert Einstein’s official IQ was 160, measured in the United States.

Huh clarifies that IQ measurement varies by difficulty. If one answers 60 questions correctly in 60 minutes, the IQ is 100. The actual IQ is calculated by dividing 200 by the time taken. He completed 60 questions in 13 minutes and 20 seconds. Dividing 60 by 13.33 minutes gives approximately 4.5. Multiplying this by 100 yields 450. Subtracting his age at the time, 124, results in an IQ of 330. He asserts that an IQ of 330 is beyond human capability, serving as one of the proofs that he is from heaven.

Vocabulary

• SpiritNature TimeEra “SpiritNatureHourEra”: Spiritual Era

• 천부경 “HeavenSymbolScripture”: “Heaven code sutra”(天符經) “Holy Seal Scripture”

• 격암유록 “Investigate庵遺錄”: Gyukam’s legacy records “Gyeogam’s Prophecies”

• 남사고 비결 “SouthMaster古秘訣”: Nam Sa Go’s Prophecies

• 해인 TimeEra “Sea印HourEra”: Ocean of Letters Era “Ocean Seal Era, referring to an age of vast information”

• 신인 “GodHuman”: Huh “Divine Human”

• 언어도단 “WordSpeakWay斷”: Eon-eo-do-dan “An era where words and doctrines are disconnected”

• 백궁 “WhiteHouse”: Empyrean “Holy dome”

• 동방의 등불 “EastSquare의 등불”: Eastern Lamp “Light of the East”

• 보혜사 “保惠Master”: Comforter “Helper, Holy Spirit”

• 영성 시대 (靈性時代): Spiritual Era

• 천부경 (天符經): Cheonbugyeong (Heaven Seal Scripture)

• 격암유록 (格庵遺錄): Gyeogam Yurok (Gyeogam’s Prophecies)

• 남사고 비결 (南師古秘訣): Nam Sa Go’s Prophecies

• 해인 시대 (海印時代): Haein Era (Ocean Seal Era, referring to an age of vast information)

• 신인 (神人): Holiest (Divine Human)

• 언어도단 (言語道斷): Eon-eo-do-dan (An era where words and doctrines are disconnected)

• 백궁 (白宮): White Heaven (White Heaven)

• 동방의 등불 (東方의 등불): Eastern Lamp (Light of the East)

• 보혜사 (保惠師): Comforter (Helper, Holy Spirit)

신인영성 6. 1-5 내가 지구에 온 목적

The Era of Spiritual Leadership: Huh kyung young’s Purpose on Earth

Tags: “Spiritual Leadership, Global Unification, Environmental Restoration, Nuclear Disarmament, Humanity’s Salvation, Adam Tribe, Korean Peninsula”

1. Huh’s Mission: Unifying the World and Restoring Earth

Huh has descended upon Earth with a singular, profound purpose: to achieve global unification, restore the environment, eradicate famine, and eliminate the threat of nuclear war, thereby preventing the destruction of both Earth and humanity. Furthermore, the mission includes guiding humanity, establishing a system for harmonious coexistence and shared prosperity, and ultimately creating a paradise on Earth.

2. The Global Crisis: Humanity’s Self-Inflicted Wounds

Currently, the global community faces insurmountable challenges stemming from humanity’s ignorance, greed, and selfishness. These destructive forces have led to severe environmental degradation, widespread famine, refugee crises, and the looming threat of nuclear war.

2.1. Environmental Devastation

The Earth’s environment is being irreversibly damaged.

• Soil and Water Pollution: The use of pesticides, chemical detergents, and other harmful substances has contaminated soil and water, leading to the degradation of land and the bleaching of oceans.
• Accelerated Global Warming: Deforestation, industrial emissions, and large-scale animal farming contribute to greenhouse gas emissions, accelerating global warming. This, in turn, depletes the ozone layer and transforms fertile land into deserts by converting food crops into animal feed.
• Impending Catastrophe: If these trends continue, Earth’s environment will be irrevocably destroyed, potentially leading to an apocalyptic end.

2.2. Widespread Famine and Misallocation of Resources

Despite countless individuals dying from starvation across the globe, some nations exhibit extreme wastefulness.

• Resource Mismanagement: For instance, South Korea spends trillions of won annually on alcohol and tobacco consumption.
• Agricultural Waste: Paradoxically, when there are abundant harvests, some countries discard or bury agricultural products to protect their domestic farmers or for political reasons, rather than distributing them to those in need.

2.3. Refugee Crises and the Threat of Nuclear War

Conflicts and wars have created a vast number of refugees worldwide.

• Lack of Sanctuary: Few nations are willing to accept these refugees, leaving many to perish from hunger and exposure.
• Nuclear Annihilation: The current global climate risks a Third World War, which, if fought with nuclear weapons, could lead to the complete annihilation of humanity. Such a conflict would inflict unimaginable devastation upon humankind.

2.4. Moral Decay in a Materialistic Age

Human society has succumbed to extreme selfishness and materialism, leading to a profound loss of morality and etiquette.

• Idolatry of Wealth: Money has usurped the place of divinity, replacing traditional religions in both Eastern and Western societies.
• Familial Discord: The relentless pursuit of wealth has fractured families, turning siblings into enemies and inciting violence over inheritances.
• Erosion of Values: This era is characterized by a breakdown of communication, a loss of integrity, and the disappearance of ethical principles.

2.5. Deepening Wealth Inequality

Technological revolutions and capitalism have spurred economic development, yet they have also exacerbated the concentration of wealth.

• Disproportionate Wealth Distribution: In South Korea, for example, the wealthiest 10% of the population controls over 66% of the nation’s wealth, leading to the collapse of the middle class and increasing hardship for the majority.
• Systemic Corruption: This disparity arises from the inherent nature of capitalism, which tends to create wealth inequality, and from corrupt politicians who collude with the affluent to create laws and systems that favor the wealthy.
• Violation of Natural Order: In the three-dimensional world, humanity is meant to acquire and share resources equitably. The deepening wealth gap directly violates this principle.
• Global Political Influence: The root cause lies in political corruption, where a small number of wealthy individuals manipulate global politics.

2.6. The Failure of Communism

Historically, the phenomenon of wealth inequality under capitalism led to the rise of communism.

• Materialism and Class Struggle: However, communism, based on strict materialism, rejected spiritual beliefs and focused on class struggle, resulting in countless casualties in its efforts to overthrow the capitalist class.
• Economic Stagnation: Furthermore, by failing to account for human self-interest, communism stifled productivity, leading to widespread poverty.
• Hypocrisy and Collapse: While advocating for an egalitarian society through collective production and distribution, communist regimes ultimately saw their own ruling class monopolize wealth and power, leading to their inevitable collapse.
• China’s Hybrid System: China, while maintaining a socialist political system, has adopted a capitalist economic model, which has intensified wealth inequality within its borders.

2.7. National Self-Interest

Leaders of various nations are solely preoccupied with their own country’s interests, with little regard for global fairness.

• Environmental Negligence: For example, China’s industrial activities release massive amounts of pollutants, causing fine dust and yellow dust storms that travel across the Korean Peninsula via westerly winds, yet China remains silent on these issues.
• Lack of Global Cooperation: National leaders prioritize their own interests and the safety of their citizens, often showing reluctance to address shared global challenges with neighboring countries.
• Inevitable Decline: This pervasive national self-interest ultimately leads human civilization down a path of self-destruction.

3. Huh’s Divine Intervention: A “Shoulder Lane” for Humanity

Huh explains his arrival on Earth using an analogy: “The highway was blocked, so a shoulder lane was needed.”

• The Blocked Highway: This “highway” represents humanity’s path, which has become blocked because humans have broken their promises to Heaven.
• Global Fragmentation: Earth, divided into 30 nations, faces numerous problems that humanity cannot solve on its own, including weaponized conflicts, resource wars, natural disasters, nuclear wars, territorial disputes, religious conflicts, and currency wars.
• Environmental Degradation: The Earth’s environment is rapidly deteriorating.
• Preventing Catastrophe: Huh’s purpose in coming to Earth is to unify the world, resolve these issues, and prevent a potential Third World Nuclear War between nations.
• Guiding Humanity to Empyrean: Additionally, humans are meant to “graduate” from Earth and ascend to Empyrean, but they are failing to do so. Huh has come to assist them in this spiritual journey.

4. Huh’s Threefold Purpose on Earth

Huh’s mission on Earth can be summarized in three key objectives:

• First: Global Unification for Problem Solving: To unify nations into a single global entity, as this is the only way to resolve the myriad problems facing the global village and survive environmental destruction.
• Second: Nuclear Disarmament: To eliminate all nuclear weapons after achieving global unification, especially given that underground nuclear tests are rapidly melting glaciers.
• Third: Spiritual Advancement of Humanity: To address the issue of 99% of humanity remaining in a state of “humanity” rather than “personhood” failing to graduate from Earth, which serves as a spiritual training ground.

5. Huh’s Daily Journeys to Empyrean

Huh travels to Empyrean every night, a journey that would take 12 billion light-years at the speed of light.

• Different Dimensions: This journey, which takes only about 10 minutes in Earth time, occurs in a different dimension, making it difficult for humans to comprehend.
• Divine Intervention: Huh’s presence on Earth is an “expedition” to rectify the current global crisis, characterized by environmental degradation and the risk of Earth’s destruction.

6. Global Unification Through Spiritual Leadership

Huh asserts that he can resolve all global challenges by becoming the supreme leader of South Korea, and subsequently, by unifying Asia and the world.

• Spiritual Influence: As South Korea’s supreme leader, he will spiritually guide world leaders to achieve global unification.
• Global Federal Government: He will establish a powerful “Great World Glory” global federal government, transforming individual nations into relationships similar to those between states within the United States. This will integrate the world into a single entity under his leadership.
• Collective Problem Solving: Under this unified system, nations will collectively address issues such as the environment, refugees, and war.
• Borderless World: Ultimately, the world will be unified, borders will disappear, and all nations will communicate closely.

7. The Prophecy of the “Horse and Saddle” and Huh’s Role

A prophecy foretells that when the East Coast Expressway from Busan to Gangneung is completed, forming a “saddle” on the “Korean Peninsula horse” a person named Huh will ride this saddle to unify the world.

• Huh’s Name: The Chinese character for “Huh” “Allow” visually represents a person riding a horse with words from Heaven.
• Historical Significance: Historically, kings ruled on behalf of the “Huh” until his appearance, and even today, permission from “Huh” is required for certain actions.
• Divine Authority: Huh declares that he, as “Huh” will directly manage, reorganize, unify, and guide the world for the sake of Earth. The character “Huh” also signifies a person above a cross, representing the “Word.”
• Fulfillment of Prophecy: The completion of the East Coast Expressway, which was delayed, will allow Huh to “ride the horse.” After becoming the President of South Korea, he will embark on the path of unification, first unifying Asia by heading towards the Chinese mainland, and then the entire world.

8. The Urgency of Global Unification and Nuclear Disarmament

Huh the critical link between global warming, nuclear weapons, and the need for world unification.

• Catastrophic Global Warming: If global warming continues unchecked, 70% of Earth’s landmass will be submerged, and humanity will be unable to survive, even if Siberia and Alaska become arable.
• Imminent Extinction: A mere 3-degree Celsius increase in global temperature above normal would lead to Earth’s demise. The Earth has already warmed by 1.2 degrees Celsius; an additional 2 degrees would be catastrophic.
• Divine Intervention: This dire situation is why Huh has descended from Heaven. Just as a 3-degree rise in human body temperature can be fatal, a similar increase in Earth’s temperature can lead to its destruction.
• Nuclear Weapons and Glacial Melt: Nuclear-armed nations like the United States, China, and Russia conduct underground nuclear tests, generating heat that melts glaciers.
• Control Through Unification: Therefore, global unification is essential to control and eliminate nuclear weapons, thereby mitigating the threat of glacial melt and its devastating consequences.

9. Heaven’s Judgment: Threefold Divine Retribution

Heaven’s judgment upon Earth will manifest in three major ways:

• First: Judgment of Corrupt Politicians: The judgment of politicians who have enriched themselves by exploiting the populace.
• Second: Selection for Heaven: The ongoing judgment to select approximately 10 million people to be taken to Heaven, separating the “wheat from the chaff.”
• Third: Judgment of Degenerate Humanity: A judgment upon fallen humanity, for which Heaven is preparing a “cold juice.” Those consumed by arrogance and greed will not escape this judgment.

9.1. Individual Judgment: Hormonal and Genetic Consequences

Beyond these major judgments, individuals also experience immediate forms of divine retribution.

• Negative Hormonal Impact: When individuals harbor ill will, succumb to greed, commit wrongs, or fail to forgive, their bodies release harmful hormones, leading to illness.
• Positive Hormonal Impact: Conversely, performing good deeds, thinking positively of others, and cultivating a generous spirit release beneficial hormones, promoting health. This is also a form of judgment.
• Direct Divine Intervention: Heaven’s judgment on individuals can also manifest through immediate misfortune, unhappiness, or even the termination of life through genetic manipulation or direct intervention for those who betray their spouses, mentors, or Huh.

9.2. Collective Judgment: The Fate of Sodom and Gomorrah

Heaven also carries out collective judgments on entire cities or nations when they become morally corrupt, such as the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah due to widespread homosexuality. This is a form of collective judgment.

10. The Adam Tribe and the Korean People: Descendants of Empyrean

The Korean people, known as the Hanminjok, are part of the Adam Tribe, who descended from Empyrean to Earth in a spaceship approximately 10,000 years ago.

• Superiority of the Adam Tribe: Earth was formed about 350 million years ago, and various races have arrived since the Nephilim, adapting to environmental changes. The Adam Tribe, the latest to arrive, possesses superior physical characteristics, including advanced vocal organs, and exceptional intellect.
• Mongolian Spot: The Adam Tribe, also referred to as the Mongoloid race, is characterized by a bluish birthmark on the buttocks, resembling a bruise.
• Global Distribution: Currently, the Adam Tribe includes the Korean people on the Korean Peninsula, some Chinese, some Jews, Mongolians, and Native Americans. The blood of the Adam Tribe also flows in Japan due to migration.
• Migration Routes: The Adam Tribe originally lived in Mesopotamia, the Sumerian region, and near the Tianshan Mountains. Some settled in the Middle East, while others migrated eastward, traversing fertile lands to parts of China and the Korean Peninsula. Another group crossed the frozen Bering Strait to Alaska, becoming Native Americans.

11. The Founding of Gojoseon and the Legacy of Dangun

Among the Adam Tribe who migrated eastward over the Tianshan Mountains was Hawilla, the twelfth son of Yudan, the fifteenth descendant of Adam.

• Dangun’s Legacy: Hawilla led his people to establish a capital in Asadal and founded a nation, becoming Dangun. The nation he founded was Gojoseon.
• “Grandfather Dangun”: The reason Dangun is referred to as “Grandfather Dangun” is that his descendants called him “Father Hawilla” which evolved into “Grandfather Dangun.”
• Gaecheonjeol “National Foundation Day”: Dangun established the nation on Gaecheonjeol. While South Korea celebrates Gaecheonjeol on October 3rd, the Chinese characters for “Joseon” “朝鮮” actually indicate that the true Gaecheonjeol was October 10th.

12. The Excellence of the Korean People: Culture, Language, and Spirit

The Korean people, for 10,000 years, have upheld the ideals of “Hongik Ingan” “benefiting all humanity” and “Jae Se I Hwa” “governing the world with reason and truth”, based on holy teachings like the “Heaven code sutra”(天符經) and Samil Singo.

• Eight Virtues: They have maintained the eight virtues of filial piety, brotherhood, loyalty, trustworthiness, propriety, righteousness, integrity, and shame, serving as a model for surrounding nations as an “Eastern Nation of Courtesy.”
• Resilience and Non-Aggression: Despite numerous foreign invasions, they have never initiated aggression against other nations. In times of national crisis, they have bravely sacrificed their lives to protect their land and lineage.

12.1. Linguistic Prowess: Hanja and Hangeul

The Korean people are a superior race, possessing their own language and creating their own writing systems.

• Korean Origin of Hanja and Hangeul: Both Hanja “Chinese characters” and Hangeul “the Korean alphabet” were created by the Korean people.
• Hanja and the Old Testament: The Old Testament has deep connections with Hanja. For example, the creation story in Genesis, where God molded man from clay and breathed life into him, is explained by the Chinese character for “create” “造”. The story of Noah building an ark and saving eight people during the flood is contained within the character for “boat” “船”. The story of Adam and Eve eating the forbidden fruit after being tempted by the devil is found in the Chinese character for “devil” “Devil”. This profound connection between the Old Testament and Hanja suggests that the Korean people were the protagonists who lived in the Sumerian region and the Tianshan Mountains.
• The Brilliance of Hangeul: Hangeul, created during the reign of King Sejong, is recognized by linguists worldwide as the most outstanding writing system.
  • Scientific and Practical: Hangeul, based on the “Cheon-Ji-In” “Heaven, Earth, Human” three-principle, is highly original, scientific, and easy for anyone to learn.
  • Efficiency in the Digital Age: Its efficiency in typing, especially in the era of computers and smartphones, further confirms its excellence.
  • UNESCO Recognition: UNESCO annually awards the “King Sejong Literacy Prize” to those who have made significant contributions to literacy, acknowledging Hangeul as the most scientific and effective writing system for eradicating illiteracy.
• Misconception of Hanja: It is a grave mistake to consider only Hangeul as the Korean script and Hanja as Chinese characters. Hanja and Hangeul are in a yin-yang relationship, representing ideograms and phonograms, respectively, and both were created by the Korean people. Hanja was created by the ancestors of the Korean people who lived in the Chinese region at the time and was later transmitted to the Han Chinese when Koreans migrated there.

12.2. The Ingenuity of Ondol “Korean Underfloor Heating”

The excellence of the Korean people is also evident in their “Ondol” culture.

• Scientific Heating System: Ondol is a heating system that creates channels for fire beneath the floor, covering them with large stones. When a fire is lit, the heat flows through these channels, warming the stones, which then retain the heat for a long time.
• Origin of National Names: The channels for the fire are called “gorae” or “bangol” from which the names of the ancient kingdoms of “The Kingdom of High Fortress” and Goryeo are derived.
• Superior Efficiency: Ondol is far more efficient and scientific than European fireplaces or other heating systems of its time, making it a superior heating device.

12.3. Economic Prowess and Leadership Potential

Thanks to the wisdom of Confucianism, the Korean people achieved the “Miracle on the Han River” boasting the world’s 12th largest economy.

• Global Influence: They have sparked the “Hallyu” “Korean Wave” worldwide and lead as a global IT powerhouse.
• Resilience and Potential: The Korean people are not only intelligent but also possess immense potential when guided by capable leaders.
• Example of Park chung hee: The transformation of South Korea from the ashes of the Korean War and a period of extreme poverty, despite lacking natural resources, into a global economic power through arduous effort under the leadership of President Park chung hee, exemplifies this potential.

13. The Korean Peninsula: Earth’s Womb and Core

Huh views the Korean Peninsula as the “womb of the world” and the “core of Earth.”

• Geomantic Significance:
  • To the east, the African continent and China form a protective embrace.
  • To the west, Japan and the American continent form a unified front.
  • To the front, islands like Jeju, Taiwan, and the Philippines form layers of protective mountains.
• Perfectly Enclosed: The surrounding topography perfectly envelops the Korean Peninsula.
• Auspicious Location: In essence, the Korean Peninsula is the most auspicious geomantic spot on Earth, a “great auspicious bloodline” of the five oceans.
• World’s Center: It is the womb of Earth, the world’s center, and its core.
• Minus and Plus: The Korean Peninsula embodies both feminine “womb-like, protective of life” and masculine “reproductive organ-like” characteristics, representing a perfect balance of yin and yang.
• Beginning and Rebirth: In the I Ching’s eight trigrams, the Korean Peninsula corresponds to “Gam-bang” which signifies the completion of one cycle and the beginning of another. It is the place of origin, a central earth that embodies both conception and space, acting as the core.
• Powerful Energy: Consequently, the energy emanating from the sea around the Korean Peninsula is more potent than anywhere else in the world.
• Concentrated Energy: Due to this powerful energy, people, plants, and fish on the Korean Peninsula possess strong, concentrated energy.
• Resilient People: Few nations exhibit the same strong vitality as the Korean people. The fact that South Korea achieved industrial development in just five years, a feat that took Germany 100 years, is directly related to the powerful energy of Koreans stemming from the Korean Peninsula’s unique origin.
• Exceptional Qualities: Korean ginseng is unparalleled in its medicinal efficacy, and it is said that fish swimming in the Pyeongyang River change their taste when they enter Korean rivers, further illustrating the exceptional energy of the Korean Peninsula.

14. The Divine Design: The Korean Peninsula as Earth’s Core Classroom

The reason the Korean Peninsula is Earth’s core and possesses such powerful energy is that God designed it to be the “Earth’s Core Classroom” and the starting point for a new era.

• Preparation for Divine History: This design was made in anticipation of the time when Heaven would descend in human form to initiate the harvest of humanity and usher in a new era.
• Cosmic Mission: Therefore, the Creator’s will coming to the Korean Peninsula is a predetermined, cosmic mission.
• Gathering of the Adam Tribe: Heaven also orchestrated the gathering of a portion of the Adam Tribe, possessing superior physical characteristics and intellect, from the Sumerian region and the Tianshan Mountains to the Korean Peninsula.
• Inheritance of Holy Teachings: The Korean people’s inheritance of the “Heaven code sutra”(天符經), which hints at Huh’s future role in illuminating the world, was also part of Heaven’s plan.
• Cultivating Resilience: Heaven’s providence also guided the Korean people, despite being like chess pieces, to develop excellent national virtues such as filial piety, loyalty, righteousness, and propriety, and to cultivate indomitable will and patience through countless invasions, all in preparation for Heaven to utilize them in the future.
• Divine Governance: This is because Huh can embody a nation with a beautiful surname, even amidst internal conflicts, and lead that nation to establish divine governance on Earth.
• Unique Role of the Korean Peninsula: While Jews, Manchurians, Mongolians, Japanese, and Native Americans are all part of the Adam Tribe, they cannot lead the protagonists because they do not reside in the Korean Peninsula, Earth’s core.
• Warning Against Arrogance: Even members of the noble Adam Tribe who accumulate immense wealth through cunning means, become arrogant due to a sense of chosenness, and fail to recognize Huh, may face Heaven’s wrath.
• Heaven’s Protected Land: The Korean Peninsula, despite enduring numerous invasions and facing existential crises, has never been permanently conquered by any nation, always reverting to its original inhabitants. This “hedgehog-like” existence is because it is a land protected by Heaven.

Vocabulary

• 원신인 “StartGodHuman”: Original Divine Human

• SpiritNature TimeEra “SpiritNatureHourEra”: Era of Spirituality

• 세계 통일 “世界Unite一”: Global Unification

• 환경 회복 “環境回復”: Environmental Restoration

• 기아 해결 “飢餓解決”: Eradication of Famine

• 핵전쟁 위협 “核War爭威脅”: Threat of Nuclear War

• 지상 낙원 “Land上Music園”: Paradise on Earth

• 부익부 빈익빈 “富Benefit富PovertyBenefitPoverty”: Deepening Wealth Inequality

• 언어도단 “WordSpeakWay斷”: Breakdown of Communication and Morality

• 천부경 “HeavenSymbolScripture”: Holy Seal Scripture

• 원신인 (元神人): Original Divine Human

• 영성 시대 (靈性時代): Era of Spirituality

• 세계 통일 (世界統一): Global Unification

• 환경 회복 (環境回復): Environmental Restoration

• 기아 해결 (飢餓解決): Eradication of Famine

• 핵전쟁 위협 (核戰爭威脅): Threat of Nuclear War

• 지상 낙원 (地上樂園): Paradise on Earth

• 부익부 빈익빈 (富益富貧益貧): Deepening Wealth Inequality

• 언어도단 (言語道斷): Breakdown of Communication and Morality

• 천부경 (天符經): Heaven Seal Scripture

신인영성 7. 2-1 국가와 국민

The Era of Huh kyung young’s Spirituality Leads the World

Tags: “National Elements, Citizen Rights, Democratic Principles, Capitalist Principles, Future Society, Spiritual Leadership, Cultural Evolution”

1. The Nation and Its People: Foundational Elements

A nation is fundamentally a community formed by individuals through a social contract. As members of this nation, citizens must apprehend its essence, their own rights, and the principles governing its operation. Furthermore, as the true owners of the nation, they must be able to exercise their rights and contribute to its development.

The Five Essential Elements of a Nation

For a nation to be established, maintained, and developed, five indispensable elements are required. These are known as the five essential elements of a nation: national existence, national function, national operation, national purpose, and national development.

1.1. National Existence: The Core Foundation

National existence refers to the most fundamental elements that determine whether a nation can be formed. The three core elements of national existence are:

• People: The collective body of citizens.
• Sovereignty: The ultimate authority and right of a national community to make its own decisions.
• Territory: The defined geographical area over which the nation exercises control.
  Without even one of these three elements, a political entity cannot be considered a nation.

1.2. Sovereignty and Forms of Government

Sovereignty signifies the ultimate authority and right of a national community to make its own decisions. The holder of sovereignty determines the form of government:

• Democracy: When sovereignty resides with the people.
• Monarchy: When sovereignty resides with a king or queen.
• Constitutional Monarchy: When sovereignty is shared between the people and a monarch.
  In a representative democracy, where citizens elect representatives through voting, it may appear ideal. However, it often suffers from a critical flaw: it is difficult to elect truly capable and wise representatives. Elected officials may prioritize re-election by catering to popular sentiment rather than genuinely working for the nation and its people. True and righteous governance, where the people are genuinely empowered, comes from those who apprehend the divine principles.

1.3. National Function: Sustaining the Nation

Once a nation is established with its people, sovereignty, and territory, it must function effectively. The three essential functions of a nation are:

• Culture: The collective way of life, values, and expressions of a society.
• Politics: The process of making decisions for a group, especially in a government.
• Economy: The system of producing, distributing, and consuming goods and services.
  These are referred to as the three pillars of national function.

1.3.1. Cultural Function

Culture emerges wherever human groups exist, but its form can vary depending on a nation’s political, economic, and social conditions. A nation can promote or suppress specific cultures, thus performing the functions of cultural creation, maintenance, and succession.

1.3.2. Political Function

Politics, both domestically and internationally, plays a crucial role.

• Domestically: It mediates and resolves conflicts and disagreements among citizens, which is a fundamental function of the state.
• Internationally: It resolves conflicts and disputes with other nations and fosters mutual cooperation, which is also a vital role for the nation.

1.3.3. Economic Function

Developing the economy to stabilize the lives of the people is a critical duty of leaders. If the economy collapses, political chaos can ensue, threatening the nation’s stability.

1.3.4. Interconnectedness of Functions

Politics, culture, and economy are intimately interconnected. When politics is stable and the economy develops, culture also flourishes. National development is the advancement of politics, culture, and economy, reflecting the active and smooth functioning of the nation. While politics traditionally held the most significant role, in the future, culture will lead both politics and the economy.

1.4. Huh and the Cultural Shift

Huh states that culture will lead politics, religion, and the economy. The term “Holitainer” is a neologism combining “Holiness” and “entertainer” coined by Huh himself. He explains that just as a Huh politician dominates religion and culture, all previous eras are ending. The future belongs to an era where culture leads politics and religion. This is why Huh is preparing to become an “entertainer president” an era where people worldwide will call his name.

This signifies a complete transformation of global politics, economy, and even religion. The phenomenon of tens or hundreds of thousands of people in stadiums chanting “Huh kyung young” for their teams to win, or students repeatedly chanting his name during college entrance exams, demonstrates how culture is changing religion and politics. This shift occurs because traditional religion and politics have failed to bring joy and happiness to the people. The consistent success of Huh’s new songs among young popular singers and idols is nothing short of a miracle.

1.5. Huh’s Vision for Unification

Huh created his songs, such as “Going to the North Train” to achieve world unification through the Korean people. He sees his songs as “time-space unification trains” that possess spiritual energy, enabling him to become a singing president.

2. National Operation: Guiding Principles

The third aspect of national operation involves philosophy, religion, and science, which are considered the three pillars of national governance.

2.1. Philosophy

Philosophy is the study of human existence and the meaning of life. It also encompasses political philosophy, economic philosophy, and the ideologies or values that guide a nation’s governance and economic management. It is often conceptual and abstract.

2.2. Religion

Religion, with its beliefs and faiths, can either unite or divide the people of a nation.

2.3. Science

Science is an experimental and qualitative field of study.

2.4. Interplay of Philosophy, Religion, and Science

These three fields can sometimes be in opposition but also influence each other.

• If philosophy is strong, there is less room for religion.
• If scientific knowledge contradicts religious doctrines, religion may face a crisis.
• Conversely, if religion gains too much power and influences national policy, philosophy can be reduced to theology, and even science can become corrupted.
  Ultimately, philosophy, religion, and science are all broadly categorized under culture.

3. National Purpose: Ideal Values

The fourth element, national purpose, truth, freedom, and peace as crucial objectives that a nation pursues. These are ideal values that humanity seeks through the nation, though their meaning and content can vary across nations and eras.

3.1. Truth

Truth is often considered a universally valid principle. However, what is considered truth can differ across times and societies. For example, in medieval Europe, church doctrine was truth, and denying that the sun revolved around the Earth was seen as challenging truth. Today, no one considers that a truth.

3.2. Freedom

Freedom for a nation means exercising its sovereignty without interference from other nations or powers, similar to independence. Patrick Henry’s famous speech, “Give me liberty, or give me death” during America’s independence movement from Britain, exemplifies this.

3.3. Peace

Peace implies that the people’s lives are stable because food is distributed fairly. When citizens have enough and lack nothing, there will be no disputes among them and no grievances against the state, naturally leading to peace. for peace to be maintained, the nation must be able to protect its people from external invasion, and society must be secure.

3.4. Purity of Purpose

The purity of truth, freedom, and peace is highly valued as the national purpose.

4. National Development: Envisioning the Future

A nation without a future is a nation in decline. For a nation to endure, it must have a future. The three elements of national future are convergence, creation, and communication.

4.1. Convergence

The future will be an era of convergence and fusion. The trend will be to create new materials by combining existing ones. Convergence will dominate everything. Even medicines that protect health will be created through convergence rather than manufactured and delivered.

4.2. Creation

In the future, simply inheriting or imitating existing products will lead to a loss of competitiveness. New products must be created. This requires true creation. For example, gasoline-powered cars will disappear, replaced by electric or hydrogen vehicles. The global order will also be newly created and reorganized through world unification.

4.3. Communication

With the development of advanced communication technologies, the world will become an era of comparison and communication. As the world unifies and borders disappear, global communication will become intimate and seamless.

5. The Five Elements of a Citizen

The five elements of a citizen are religion, faith, philosophy, values, and status. While some citizens may possess all five, others might lack one or two. For instance, some may not have a religion or faith. However, everyone, even without a grand philosophy, possesses some form of life philosophy.

5.1. Religion: A Guide for the Mind

Religion means “a certain teaching.” For humans, a certain teaching answers how to use one’s mind. Therefore, religion can be seen as a “user manual for the mind.” The answer lies in precepts. Precepts, meditation, and wisdom prevent the physical and mental errors caused by fundamental human ignorance. These form the foundation of meditation and wisdom. Without precepts, the mind easily becomes scattered and prone to indulgence. Observing precepts makes it easier to enter meditation. When one enters meditation, wisdom arises, leading one closer to enlightenment and spiritual maturity. While meditation and wisdom are assertd in Buddhism, they are applicable to all religious individuals.

5.2. Faith: Trust, Hope, and Love

Faith is belief in a divine being. The three elements of faith are belief, hope, and love. This involves believing in the absolute divine being, praying for hope, and practicing neighborly love as taught by the divine. This is the fundamental attitude of a person of faith. While belief, hope, and love are central to the Christian life, they apply to all people of faith.

5.3. Philosophy: Seeking the Essence of Life

Philosophy is the study of the essence of life, or truth. The three elements of philosophy are emptiness, roundness, and uprightness. These can be seen as both the goals and methodologies of philosophy. By pursuing these goals with such an attitude, deeply studying the essence of phenomena, one can approach the true light, or truth.

• Emptiness “공”: Transcending matter, approaching the ultimate essence of things and phenomena.
• Roundness “원”: Being vast and unhindered in scope.
• Uprightness “정”: Seeing and judging all things correctly, maintaining the middle path.
  While emptiness, roundness, and uprightness are terms used in Won Buddhism, they effectively express the ideals and proper approach to philosophy.

5.4. Values: The Pursuit of Truth, Goodness, and Beauty

Everyone pursues values. The most ideal values are truth, goodness, and beauty. These three are considered the ultimate values. Many people today mistakenly prioritize material wealth above all else.

5.5. Status: Position in Society

Status refers to a person’s position within society and human relationships. It is determined by one’s physical appearance, background in human relationships, and profession over the past three years. One’s status is defined by their looks, their social connections, and their occupation.

6. Citizen’s Rights and Duties

While the five elements of a citizen are what one pursues or possesses as a national citizen, citizen’s rights are what one can demand from the nation. These include three major rights and various other rights.

6.1. The Three Major Rights of Citizens

The three major rights of citizens are the right to survival, the right to property, and the right to equality. These rights should be guaranteed regardless of the nation’s political system.

6.1.1. Right to Survival

The right to survival refers to the right of citizens to demand from the state the necessary conditions for a humane life or respect for their existence. Article 34, Paragraph 1 of the Korean Constitution also stipulates that the state must protect the citizens’ right to survival.

6.1.2. Right to Property

The right to property is the comprehensive right to control an object. Under Korean law, an owner can freely use, profit from, and dispose of their property within legal limits. This is a fundamental right, an expression of the private property system, and closely related to the principle of private autonomy. However, the object of property rights is limited to tangible things. While property rights are essential in capitalist societies like Korea, communist societies deny private property, thus lacking individual property rights. However, communist nations on Earth, except for North Korea, have collapsed, and even North Korea now recognizes property rights to some extent.

6.1.3. Right to Equality

The right to equality means that all people are equal before the law and have the right not to be subjected to unreasonable discrimination. Equality before the law requires not only fair application of the law but also fair content of the law itself. There are two types of equality:

• Absolute Equality: No discrimination whatsoever, for any reason.
• Relative Equality: Treating equals equally and unequals unequally, thereby recognizing rational discrimination. This is similar to the concept of merit and demerit.
  According to the principle of relative equality, current Korean law prohibits unreasonable discrimination based on gender, religion, social status, and other grounds. However, there are exceptions to the right to equality, such as privileges for presidential elections, national assembly members, and political parties, as well as the three labor rights of public officials and public safety. However, the excessive privileges and benefits for national assembly members are deemed excessive, and granting privileges to political parties, which are merely private organizations, is problematic.

6.2. Fundamental Rights

The fundamental rights of citizens include the right to claim, the right to equality, the right to participate in government, social rights, and the right to liberty.

6.2.1. Right to Claim

The right to claim is the right to make certain demands to the state when one’s rights have been infringed upon.

6.2.2. Right to Equality

As mentioned above, the right to equality means that all people are equal before the law and have the right not to be subjected to unreasonable discrimination by the state.

6.2.3. Right to Participate in Government

The right to participate in government is the right of citizens to participate directly or indirectly in politics, including the right to vote, the right to be elected, and the right to national referendums.

6.2.4. Social Rights

Social rights are the right to live a humane life in society, meaning the right of citizens to demand social welfare measures from the state for a humane life. This is also known as the right to livelihood and is synonymous with the right to survival.

6.2.5. Right to Liberty

The right to liberty has two aspects for individual citizens:

• Negative Liberty: The passive freedom not to be interfered with by the state. This is the right not to have one’s freedom restricted by state power and the right of an individual not to be interfered with or infringed upon by state power in their sphere of freedom. This includes freedom of the body, freedom of conscience, inviolability of privacy, freedom of residence, freedom of movement, freedom of communication, freedom of conscience, freedom of religion, freedom of speech, press, assembly, and association, freedom of academia and art, and freedom to choose one’s occupation.
• Positive Liberty: The active freedom to demand that the state enable a humane life.

7. The Three Major Rights of Citizen Sovereignty

Sovereignty refers to the ultimate authority and right of a national community to make its own decisions. The three major rights of citizen sovereignty are the right to vote, the right to resist, and the right to revolution.

7.1. Right to Vote

The right to vote is the right to cast a ballot.

7.2. Right to Resist

The right to resist is the right of citizens to refuse obedience or to assert their rights through direct action against illegal exercises of state power that infringe upon their fundamental rights.

7.3. Right to Revolution

The right to revolution is the right of citizens to rise up with collective force to protect their rights and freedoms when state power commits a grave infringement of the fundamental principles of the constitution, an infringement that denies the very existence of the constitution, and when no other constitutional remedies can achieve the objective.

8. The Three Principles of Democracy

The three principles of democracy are the principle of the pursuit of happiness, the principle of human dignity, and the principle of absolute fairness. For a system to be considered a true democracy, these three principles must be upheld.

8.1. Principle of the Pursuit of Happiness

The principle of the pursuit of happiness is the right to pursue happiness as a human being.

8.2. Principle of Human Dignity

The principle of human dignity is an expression of the natural rights doctrine, which states that humans are born with rights from birth. It is the principle that humans, simply by being human, should be guaranteed and respected for their inherent worth.

8.3. Principle of Absolute Fairness

The principle of absolute fairness is the principle that when the state imposes taxes, it must do so fairly on all citizens according to their ability. This principle should not only focus on tax imposition but also apply to the distribution of communal wealth. When all citizens receive an equitable share of the wealth created by the nation, absolute fairness is achieved, and the principle of the pursuit of happiness is also guaranteed.

9. The Three Principles of Capitalism

The three principles of capitalism are the principle of absolute property rights, the principle of freedom of contract, and the principle of fault liability.

9.1. Principle of Absolute Property Rights

The principle of absolute property rights is a principle of modern civil law that recognizes private property rights for individuals, allows absolute control over them, and prohibits the state or other private individuals from interfering with or infringing upon them. In modern times, the principle of public welfare of property rights has been added, meaning that the exercise of individual property rights can be restricted for the public good.

9.2. Principle of Freedom of Contract

The principle of freedom of contract is a principle of early capitalism, stating that the formation of legal relationships through contracts is free. As long as it does not violate the law, it is entirely left to the freedom of each party, and the law respects such freedom as much as possible. In modern times, this principle also has limitations.

9.3. Principle of Fault Liability

The principle of fault liability is a principle of modern civil law that states one is only responsible for actions caused by one’s own intent or negligence. Currently, while maintaining the principle of fault liability, the principle of no-fault liability has been adopted to realize ideals such as fairness, equity, and justice. Cases where no-fault liability is recognized by special laws, such as worker’s compensation for industrial accidents and state compensation for damages caused by defects in the installation and management of public facilities, are gradually increasing.

Vocabulary

• 국가 존립 “NationFamily存立”: National Existence

• 국가 기능 “NationFamily機能”: National Function

• 국가 목적 “NationFamily目的”: National Purpose

• 국가 발전 “NationFamilyEmit展”: National Development

• 국민 주권 “Nation民主Power”: Popular Sovereignty

• 간접 민주주의 “間接民主主Righteousness”: Representative Democracy

• ControlPrinciple “NourishPrinciple”: Divine Principles

• 홀리테이너 “Holitainer”: Huh Entertainer

• 융합 “融合”: Convergence/Fusion

• 창조 “創造”: Creation

• 소통 “疏Through”: Communication

• 계율 “Warn律”: Precepts

• 선정 “禪定”: Meditation

• 지혜 “智慧”: Wisdom

• 신망애 “Faith望Love”: Belief, Hope, Love

• 공원정 “Emptiness圓Right”: Emptiness, Roundness, Uprightness

• 진선미 “眞GoodnessBeauty”: Truth, Goodness, Beauty

• 생존권 “Birth存Power”: Right to Survival

• 소유권 “所有Power”: Right to Property

• 평등권 “Peace等Power”: Right to Equality

• 참정권 “ParticipatePoliticsPower”: Right to Participate in Government

• 사회권 “社MeetingPower”: Social Rights

• 자유권 “Self由Power”: Right to Liberty

• 투표권 “投票Power”: Right to Vote

• 저항권 “抵抗Power”: Right to Resist

• 혁명권 “革DestinyPower”: Right to Revolution

• 행복 추구의 원칙 “幸福追求의Original則”: Principle of the Pursuit of Happiness

• 인간 존엄의 원칙 “Human間尊嚴의Original則”: Principle of Human Dignity

• 절대 공평의 원칙 “絕對PublicPeace의Original則”: Principle of Absolute Fairness

• 소유권 절대 원칙 “所有Power絕對Original則”: Principle of Absolute Property Rights

• 계약 자유의 원칙 “契約Self由의Original則”: Principle of Freedom of Contract

• 과실 책임주의 “Fault失責任主Righteousness”: Principle of Fault Liability

• 국가 존립 (國家存立): National Existence

• 국가 기능 (國家機能): National Function

• 국가 목적 (國家目的): National Purpose

• 국가 발전 (國家發展): National Development

• 국민 주권 (國民主權): Popular Sovereignty

• 간접 민주주의 (間接民主主義): Representative Democracy

• 섭리 (攝理): Divine Principles

• 홀리테이너 (Holitainer): Holiest Entertainer

• 융합 (融合): Convergence/Fusion

• 창조 (創造): Creation

• 소통 (疏通): Communication

• 계율 (戒律): Precepts

• 선정 (禪定): Meditation

• 지혜 (智慧): Wisdom

• 신망애 (信望愛): Belief, Hope, Love

• 공원정 (空圓正): Emptiness, Roundness, Uprightness

• 진선미 (眞善美): Truth, Goodness, Beauty

• 생존권 (生存權): Right to Survival

• 소유권 (所有權): Right to Property

• 평등권 (平等權): Right to Equality

• 참정권 (參政權): Right to Participate in Government

• 사회권 (社會權): Social Rights

• 자유권 (自由權): Right to Liberty

• 투표권 (投票權): Right to Vote

• 저항권 (抵抗權): Right to Resist

• 혁명권 (革命權): Right to Revolution

• 행복 추구의 원칙 (幸福追求의原則): Principle of the Pursuit of Happiness

• 인간 존엄의 원칙 (人間尊嚴의原則): Principle of Human Dignity

• 절대 공평의 원칙 (絕對公平의原則): Principle of Absolute Fairness

• 소유권 절대 원칙 (所有權絕對原則): Principle of Absolute Property Rights

• 계약 자유의 원칙 (契約自由의原則): Principle of Freedom of Contract

• 과실 책임주의 (過失責任主義): Principle of Fault Liability

신인영성 8. 2-2 신정주의와 중산주의

The Era of Holiness’s Spirituality Leading the World: Theocracy and Middle-Classism

1. The Advent of a Theocratic Era

The era where the heavens govern is approaching, specifically through a system known as Theocracy. This form of governance is distinct because it is led directly by one who has descended from the heavens, ruling according to the divine will, or “spirit”. Unlike religious or political leaders who merely act on behalf of the divine, this Holiness directly administers governance, making crucial political decisions from a position above all others. This divine governance, akin to the sun’s impartial light, ensures prosperity for all citizens. Its ultimate goal is to unify the world, resolving global challenges such as extreme wealth disparity, environmental pollution, refugee crises, and wars. It aims to establish a harmonious, co-prosperous earthly paradise, embodying the divine will. When the world is unified under Huh’s reign, those who are still in spiritual darkness will be guided.

2. The Grand Divine Liberation

This signifies a period of liberation ushered in by direct divine rule. Under this theocratic governance, earthly discrimination, injustice, and extreme wealth gaps will vanish, leading to a unified, borderless world. A society will emerge where no one starves, and everyone is treated with dignity and respect. Theocracy is essentially governance guided by the divine will, or “spirit”. In human terms, it represents a fusion of politics and religion. Politics, which manages daily life, and religion, which saves human souls, must be combined. This integration is essential for righteous governance that truly serves the people, enabling them to practice co-existence and co-prosperity with their neighbors. When these two are separated, politics often prioritizes privileged classes over the general populace, and individuals become self-centered, driven solely by material gain, neglecting their neighbors. In this context, religion refers to its inherent emphasis on sacrifice and contribution. However, in Huh’s theocratic system, the universal providence, which unfolds the “spirit” takes the place of conventional religion.

3. Limitations of Democratic Governance

Democracy, a system where governance is conducted according to the will of the people, or the majority, appears desirable at first glance. However, it is fraught with problems. While making important decisions based on majority opinion may seem rational, democracy often devolves into ochlocracy, or mob rule. This is because the decisions made by the masses are more frequently foolish than wise. The public is highly susceptible to manipulation when someone with ulterior motives incites them to make specific decisions or administrative actions. The damage is particularly severe when media outlets, possessing immense power to shape public opinion, are controlled by specific factions that distort information or provide biased reports. Democracy, ironically, is destroyed by its own form. Contemporary democratic politics in Korea exemplifies these issues. During elections, media outlets often provide favorable coverage to candidates from major parties, significantly influencing public decisions. Such actions by the media are tantamount to inciting the public. This incitement leads the public to continuously elect candidates from the same major parties. The reality of democratic politics today is that it is a system by, for, and of the privileged, driven by incitement and mob rule.

4. The Three Elements of Unification

Unification is a fundamental cosmic principle. It is the essence of theocratic governance and a unified cosmic system. As ancient scriptures state, the universe begins from one, undergoes division, and eventually returns to one, a process that repeats eternally without end. This singular origin initiates division, creating heaven, earth, and humanity, and all phenomena in the universe. After development and expansion, there comes a time when growth ceases, and everything converges into fruition. For example, a seed planted in spring sprouts, grows, and matures in summer. In autumn, the leaves wither, leaving behind fruits and seeds. In winter, everything seems to disappear. Yet, the seed does not die; it is strengthened by the winter cold, ready to sprout again in spring. The same cycle applies to animals and humans: they are born, grow, reach maturity, decline, and eventually die, only to be reborn. This eternal cycle of unification and division is a cosmic principle that the universe continuously repeats. Providentially, the time has come for Huh to descend to Earth and guide humanity, currently embroiled in division, conflict, and opposition, towards a unified system of harmonious coexistence. This is why Huh speaks of unification in this discourse.

The three elements of unification are: Integration, Harmony, and Fusion. These three elements represent different forms and methods of achieving unification.

• Integration involves combining various divided elements into a single whole.

  • This includes merging organizations or institutions, or synthesizing diverse experiences.
  • Integration encompasses alliance, assembly, combination, and concord.
  • Alliance is when two or more entities join to form a single body, such as alliances between nations, regions, or organizations.
  • Assembly refers to a collection of individuals or items, like students gathered on a farm.
  • Combination is when two or more people or things merge to transform into a new form, where smaller entities unite to become a larger one.
  • Concord describes people living together harmoniously and coexisting. The Korean character for “harmony” “和” can be broken down into “grain” “禾” and “mouth” “Mouth”, symbolizing sharing food. Observing rice plants growing, they stand side by side, not vying for more sunlight, but aligning their heights, showing mutual consideration. This mutual consideration is the essence of concord, which necessitates communication. Communication involves comprehension each other without misconstrual, leading to righteous living. Communication is crucial in the process of achieving unification. Without it, distrust and antagonism arise, making unification impossible. Concession is about prioritizing others. When individuals prioritize others over themselves, excellent relationships are formed. This triangular axis of consideration, communication, and concession naturally leads to concord.

• Fusion represents a more advanced stage than integration, signifying the highest degree of merging. The three elements of fusion are mixing, dissolving, and fermentation.

  • Mixing involves blending things together.
  • Dissolving is when things completely blend into one.
  • Fermentation is the final stage, where two or more mixed substances transform over time into something new with different properties. This process of mixing, dissolving, and fermentation is easily observed in the liquid state of matter, and is also evident in human relationships, social systems, and mental activities. Today, we live in an era of convergence and fusion, where multiple substances are fused to create more advanced materials, and institutions are merging. In essence, fusion means that when entities meet, their properties and quantities change, giving birth to something new.

5. Theocracy and Unification

Our current reality is plagued by incessant divisions, conflicts, and antagonisms. The clashes between liberal democracy and socialism, conservatives and progressives, labor and management, genders, generations, and social classes—ideological, political, social, and economic—are natural from a cosmic perspective, as they are part of a process of decomposition. When these divisions and conflicts reach their peak, a dramatic change is destined to occur, according to divine will. The extreme state of political and social division and conflict signifies that the time for new change, grand integration, and unification has arrived, indicating divine intervention. While there are various ways for the heavens to intervene in human society, at a certain point when division and conflict are at their peak, the cosmic ruler directly descends in human form to intervene. Huh directly guides humanity to end division and achieve grand integration. The descent of the divine into a human body is called a Holiness. Since the divine has taken human form, that human form is also referred to as Huh. Though the divine is a spiritual being, by inhabiting a visible human body, it becomes Huh. Huh resolves all the intractable problems, conflicts, and antagonisms that humanity cannot solve on its own, and directly governs the world. It integrates existing systems into one, eliminates discord, and removes regional and national borders, uniting the entire world. Both politics and economy will be unified under a single system. This is the system of Theocracy and Middle-Classism.

However, Huh does not completely abolish existing political and economic systems to introduce entirely new ones. Instead, it builds upon political and economic systems familiar to humanity. It embraces the political and economic systems that were previously in conflict. It allows both liberal democracy and socialism, taking their advantages and unifying them into one. It discards the shortcomings of liberal democracy, socialism, capitalism, and communism, retaining only their strengths to integrate them into a middle path. Therefore, theocratic governance is a centrist politics. The economic system is Middle-Classism. It is a new dimension of political and economic system that, through a middle path, aims to achieve co-existence and co-prosperity according to the divine will, or “spirit”. Politically, it transcends both progressive and conservative factions, embracing and elevating them into a higher dimension. The statement, “I am neither left-wing nor right-wing; I am Huh” encapsulates all of this. Theocratic governance eliminates all political and regional divisions, as well as national divisions, thereby removing borders, discrimination, and factions worldwide. In other words, it is a politics of co-existence where the entire world achieves harmony.

6. Harmony in Diversity and Unity in Difference

The era of unification under theocratic rule is an era of harmony in diversity “和AndNot同”. During periods of division, there is unity in difference “同AndNot和”, where outward appearances may be similar, but internal harmony is lacking, leading to incessant disputes. However, in the era of unification, with harmony in diversity, things may be different, but everything harmonizes and achieves balance. In times of divided populace, people may seem friendly when drinking and socializing, but they do not help each other in times of difficulty. Selfishness and individualism prevail. In the era of unification, which embodies harmony in diversity, hedonism, selfishness, and individualism are replaced by altruism. Those who were previously engrossed in pleasure, alcohol, and tobacco, neglecting starving neighbors, will end their hedonism and care for others. Selfishness, where one only cares for their own well-being, will disappear, and the spirit of universal love will blossom worldwide. Consequently, hunger, refugees, and wars will also vanish. People’s spirituality will awaken, and the suffering global environment will be restored. Furthermore, rationalism, once revered as the highest principle in human society, will be replaced by theocentrism. Human-centered thinking “anthropocentrism” will shift to divine-centered thinking “theocentrism”. This transformation does not happen automatically. It is only possible when Huh unifies the world and governs it with justice and righteousness.

7. Global Federation Towards World Unification

Huh will eventually lead the Korean people to achieve world unification through the establishment of a Global Federation. This Global Federation will implement theocratic governance worldwide. The entire world will become one, free from discrimination, borders, and wars, with each nation holding a status similar to a state within the United States. Seoul, Korea, will become the world capital, expanding its scope and attracting resources from all nations, developing into the largest and greatest city in the world. Under the leadership of the federal government, national leaders will collaboratively address environmental issues, hunger, refugee crises, and wars. A peaceful, paradisiacal world will unfold.

8. Middle-Classism: The Economic System of Theocracy

Middle-Classism is the economic system that defines theocratic governance. It refers to an economic system where all citizens can enjoy a standard of living at or above the middle class, achievable through institutional mechanisms such as a national dividend. In essence, Middle-Classism aims to eliminate the ills of capitalism, such as extreme wealth disparity, and establish a sound welfare system by the state, enabling everyone to live above the middle-class standard. Huh’s three proposals are concrete measures for Middle-Classism. Under Middle-Classism, no one will need to worry about their livelihood or be constrained by worldly concerns; everyone can pursue their desired work and live a free and prosperous life. Middle-Classism, while adhering to a free market economic system, resolves the problem of extreme wealth disparity inherent in capitalism and implements fair distribution, creating a world where everyone enjoys abundance. Huh’s Middle-Classism will not be limited to Korea. Korea will be the first to adopt it, becoming a model nation for the world. Korea will serve as a model, and Middle-Classism will expand globally to all people. It will spread without discrimination, transcending political factions and national borders. The entire world will be unified under a single Middle-Classism, free from discrimination, borders, and wars.

9. World Unification Ideology: Middle-Classism

Huh explains that the world is divided into nine parts, leading to incessant wars over territory, food, resources, and currency, while the global environment deteriorates. Furthermore, world leaders ignore those who are starving. Therefore, Huh aims to unify the world through Middle-Classism, which advocates for no discrimination, no competition, and no war.

Regarding democracy and capitalism, Huh states that democracy will be replaced by theocratic governance, and capitalism by Middle-Classism. Even when Huh becomes the center and world unification is achieved, each nation will maintain its own political system. However, with Korea at the center, a grand Global Federation will encompass the world, implementing theocratic governance. Current democracy, though nominally “rule by the people” is effectively controlled by clever and shrewd individuals, making it difficult to say that the people are truly the masters. The fact that most citizens struggle financially even when the nation prospers is evidence of this. Capitalism, the economic system adopted by liberal democracies, is highly efficient for economic growth due to its productivity and technological advancement, but it creates extreme wealth disparity and polarization. If not corrected immediately, the wealth gap will widen rapidly, leading to social instability. Middle-Classism aims to eliminate these flaws of capitalism.

When asked why world unification is necessary despite the existence of the UN, Huh explains that about 30% of the world is still in a state of internal conflict, with ongoing wars due to territorial, religious, and cultural differences. Therefore, true unification, or Unity, is needed to resolve all current problems, rather than mere Uniformity. Huh clarifies the difference: Uniformity is like students wearing the same uniform but having different thoughts; they appear united outwardly but are not truly in agreement. The current UN represents uniformity. In contrast, Unity is like individuals being different but having their hearts united as one. The world unification that Huh will achieve, as a global federation, is precisely this Unity. The current UN cannot prevent major global conflicts, regional disputes, or religious problems, and ultimately, humanity will face extinction through nuclear war.

Tags: “Theocracy, Middle-Classism, Global Federation, Unification, Harmony in Diversity, Divine Governance, Centrist Politics”

Vocabulary

• 신정주의 “GodPolitics主Righteousness”: Theocracy “Governance by divine authority”

• 중산주의 “Middle産主Righteousness”: Middle-Classism “Economic system ensuring middle-class living for all”

• 영 “Spiritual”: Spirit “Divine will or essence”

• ControlPrinciple “NourishPrinciple”: Providence “Divine guidance or care”

• 화이부동 “和AndNot同”: Harmony in Diversity “Harmony despite differences”

• 동이불화 “同AndNot和”: Unity in Difference “Outward similarity without internal harmony”

• 중우정치 “衆愚PoliticsGovern”: Ochlocracy “Mob rule”

• 인본주의 “Human本主Righteousness”: Anthropocentrism “Human-centered thinking”

• 신본주의 “God本主Righteousness”: Theocentrism “Divine-centered thinking”

• 통합 “Unite合”: Integration “Combining elements into a whole”

• 화합 “和合”: Concord “Harmonious coexistence”

• 융합 “融合”: Fusion “Merging to create something new”

• 신정주의 (神政主義): Theocracy (Governance by divine authority)

• 중산주의 (中産主義): Middle-Classism (Economic system ensuring middle-class living for all)

• 영 (靈): Spirit (Divine will or essence)

• 섭리 (攝理): Providence (Divine guidance or care)

• 화이부동 (和而不同): Harmony in Diversity (Harmony despite differences)

• 동이불화 (同而不和): Unity in Difference (Outward similarity without internal harmony)

• 중우정치 (衆愚政治): Ochlocracy (Mob rule)

• 인본주의 (人本主義): Anthropocentrism (Human-centered thinking)

• 신본주의 (神本主義): Theocentrism (Divine-centered thinking)

• 통합 (統合): Integration (Combining elements into a whole)

• 화합 (和合): Concord (Harmonious coexistence)

• 융합 (融合): Fusion (Merging to create something new)

신인영성 9. 3-1 우주

Huh kyung young’s Spiritual Era Leads the World: The Universe

Tags: “Cosmology, Creationism, Evolution, Quantum Physics, Fractal Universe, Empyrean, Spiritual Energy”

1. The Universe: Creation, Evolution, and Its Mysteries

Huh begins a profound discussion on the universe, addressing fundamental questions that have puzzled humanity for ages: How did the universe originate? Who created it? What is its size and shape? How old is it? And does life exist elsewhere beyond Earth? These inquiries have driven scientific exploration, leading to the development of tools like the Hubble Telescope, which has revealed diverse galaxies and the existence of black holes. However, Huh asserts that humanity’s current scientific comprehension remains rudimentary.

2. Challenging Conventional Theories: Big Bang and Evolution

Huh challenges widely accepted scientific theories. The Big Bang theory, which posits the universe’s creation from an initial singularity, is deemed incorrect. Similarly, the notion that the Sun is a burning ball of fire is refuted. Instead, Huh explains that the Sun is composed of living diamonds. The theory of evolution, which suggests that life evolved from amoebas to monkeys and then to humans, is also dismissed as inaccurate.

3. The True Nature of Evolution and Creation

Huh clarifies the distinction between creation and evolution. While individual adaptation within a species to its environment is acknowledged as a form of evolution, inter-species evolution “the transformation from one species to an entirely different one” does not occur. All life forms are created from a fundamental blueprint. For example, a sunflower seed will always grow into a sunflower, regardless of how much time passes.

Huh explains that creation involves the initial establishment of the “hardware” of humans and nature by a divine entity. Evolution, then, is the “software” aspect, where humans and nature adapt and change through their free will in response to their environment. The idea that humans evolved from mitochondria is incorrect. Humans were created as humans from the beginning, endowed with free will, which allowed them to evolve into their current forms. This includes post-natal evolution, such as the development of different skin colors “black, white, yellow” in response to climate, which is an example of individual adaptation within the human species. Huh that a cat, for instance, can evolve within its own species but cannot transform into a monkey or a human. This is because a divine entity has established strict natural laws.

4. The Eternal Universe and the Concept of Time

The universe is described as eternal, having existed from everlasting to everlasting, with no beginning and no end. This concept is reflected in the ancient Korean scripture, “Heaven code sutra”(天符經), which states “Il-si-mu-jong-il” “one begins, no end, one”. This is a complex idea for humans, whose thinking is limited to three dimensions.

While spacetime exists on Earth, the universe’s core transcends these dimensions. On Earth, time is a consequence of space; without space, time would not exist. In higher dimensions, time is absent. This explains how the energy of Huh can instantaneously control the entire universe. Beings in these higher dimensions can travel by folding space or using negative electrons, allowing for instantaneous movement across vast distances.

5. The Structure and Creation of the Universe

Empyrean “Baekgung” is the place where humans, eternity, and all things are created. It is a unique star that does not orbit other celestial bodies. Its size is beyond imagination. Empyrean is structured in five hierarchical levels, with the lowest being the first Empyrean and the highest being the fifth Empyrean.

All stars are manufactured under the Creator’s supervision and are placed in their current positions through White Holes. Everything is meticulously designed and precisely positioned according to the Creator’s plan. Seeds and DNA, as well as all living organisms, are created by beings in Empyrean from their original forms. These created life forms are then transported to various planets throughout the universe via special icebergs. Seeds are sometimes sown from the sky above Earth.

6. The Composition of the Universe: Elements and Dark Matter

The universe is composed of elements. All elements are created in Empyrean. The universe consists of 1,800 types of elements, while Earth has 118. Elements are formed by the combination of hydrogen atoms, and the number of hydrogen atoms determines the type of element. Each planet has a different composition of elements.

Scientists have observed that the total mass of the universe, calculated through gravitational effects, is far greater than what can be seen through optical observation. This indicates the presence of unseen matter, which scientists call dark matter. Dark matter and dark energy constitute over 90% of the universe. Holiness’s spiritual energy accounts for 1% of dark energy.

7. Subatomic Particles and the Fundamental Building Blocks

At a deeper level, atoms are composed of a nucleus and electrons. Electrons orbit the nucleus in an irregular pattern, with empty space between them.

• Conductors have one or two orbiting electrons.
• Insulators have eight electrons, preventing electricity flow.
• Semiconductors have four electrons, allowing for controlled electrical conductivity.
  The atomic nucleus is further divided into protons and neutrons. These, in turn, can be split into even smaller particles called quarks using particle accelerators. Three quarks combine to form a proton or a neutron. Quarks are considered fundamental particles of the universe, having no internal structure. Besides quarks, other fundamental particles like leptons exist, along with particles that mediate their interactions. In essence, the universe is fundamentally composed of subatomic particles such as electrons, quarks, and Higgs particles. However, beyond these particles, the universe also contains antimatter, first matter, first material, super-universe, and spiritual energy.

8. Beyond Einstein: Super-Universe Spiritual Energy and String Theory

Huh addresses the limitations of Einstein’s theories. Einstein’s general theory of relativity measures gravitational relationships of large objects like stars and galaxies. For the tiny realm of atoms, where gravity’s influence is minimal, quantum mechanics is more suitable. However, these theories cannot measure antimatter or the super-universe’s spiritual energy.

Inside a black hole, calculations using general quantum mechanics become impossible. However, super-gravitational quantum theory or quantum gravity theory can explain phenomena within black holes, where gravity is incomparably stronger than outside.

Huh also critiques string theory, which proposes that the universe’s smallest units are not subatomic particles or quarks, but tiny, vibrating strings. According to string theory, the vibration patterns of these strings determine the unique properties of particles. However, Huh states that the universe is not made of strings. Instead, the universe is 10-dimensional. While scientists apprehend up to four dimensions, they are unaware of dimensions beyond the sixth. Huh reveals that the 10th dimension is the super-universe spiritual energy and super-universe matter that Huh emanates. This creative substance of the universe is a point-like particle, not a string. Therefore, string theory, with its concept of vibrating strings, is incorrect. Even Einstein was unaware of the secret of the super-universe spiritual energy.

9. The Fractal Nature of the Universe

The super-universe spiritual energy is described as super-matter that precedes matter itself. It is neither a particle nor a string, but a fractal sphere in the form of a circle, or “yeong” “zero/spirit”. This means that the universe, from its macroscopic entirety to the microscopic world of constituent particles, exhibits fractal structures and self-similarity.

For example, the Moon orbits Earth, Earth orbits the Sun, the Sun orbits Polaris, and Polaris orbits our galaxy. This multi-layered, interconnected orbital structure is observed throughout the universe, from galaxies to galactic clusters. This fractal pattern extends to the microscopic world, where electrons orbit the nucleus within atoms. Even within subatomic particles, there is a universe. Humans themselves are composed of 60 to 100 colors that can replicate themselves, all exhibiting a fractal structure.

10. The Solar System and Earth’s Unique Position

The solar system consists of planets—Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune—orbiting the Sun. Pluto, once a planet, has moved away from the Sun since Holiness’s arrival on Earth. Planets also have moons, like Earth’s Moon.

The Sun, the largest star in our solar system, is a star within the solar system but also a planet orbiting Polaris when viewed on a larger scale. It takes 360 million years for the Sun to complete one rotation around Polaris, traveling at an astonishing speed of 192,000 km/h. The Sun’s diameter is about 1.39 million km, approximately 109 times that of Earth.

Huh reiterates that the Sun is made of living diamonds, which are composed of 360 facets. Light entering these diamonds is trapped and reflects internally, creating a perpetual glow. While living diamonds are made of carbon, like ordinary diamonds, their structure is different. Ordinary diamonds are “4-dimensional” and only sparkle when external light hits them in darkness. The Sun appears to burn because the light from its 360 facets collides, creating a radiant effect. This light generates waves that travel 150 million km to Earth, taking 8 minutes and 20 seconds at a speed of 300,000 km/s. This is the true Sun, the self-luminous Sun. Unlike Holiness’s original Sun, the light from this true Sun can be refracted and blocked by obstacles, creating permanent shadows. The energy of the original Sun is 3,330.3 times faster than the light of this true Sun.

The Sun is not made of helium gas and does not have a temperature of 6,000 degrees Celsius, as scientists claim. Instead, the Sun is non-material and has a temperature of zero degrees.

Earth is the only planet in the solar system where life exists. Other planets cannot sustain life. The planets maintain specific distances from the Sun and each other through gravity, revolution, and rotation, ensuring the stability of the entire solar system.

11. Earth’s Rotation, Revolution, and the Unheard Sounds of the Cosmos

Earth rotates on its axis while revolving around the Sun. Earth’s circumference is 40,000 km, and its rotation speed is 1,667 km/h. Its revolution speed around the Sun is 107,160 km/h, taking 365 days to complete one orbit.

When celestial bodies revolve, immense sounds are generated. However, humans cannot hear these sounds because their ears are limited to a frequency range of 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz. If humans could hear the sounds produced by Earth or the Sun, they would not be able to endure it. This auditory limitation is a survival mechanism.

Earth is surrounded by an atmosphere with seven layers. Beneath the surface, Earth has a core ranging from 6,000 to 100 million degrees Celsius, surrounded by magma in the mantle. The surface temperature ranges from 45 degrees Celsius above zero to 45 degrees Celsius below zero, with an average of 15 degrees Celsius.

Huh explains that Earth’s rotation “1,667 km/h” and revolution “107,160 km/h” are precisely orchestrated by the central Empyrean of the universe. If humans could feel Earth’s revolution speed, they would become dizzy and unable to live.

12. The Cosmic Dance: Interconnected Orbits and Gravity

Earth revolves around the Sun without a single malfunction, with an error margin of only 0.1 seconds per year. This precise movement is orchestrated by the central Empyrean.

The cosmic hierarchy of orbits is described:

• The Moon orbits Earth.
• Earth, tilted at 23.5 degrees, orbits the Sun.
• The Sun orbits Polaris.
• Polaris orbits our galaxy.
• Our galaxy orbits a galactic cluster.
• The galactic cluster orbits Empyrean.
  Huh states that Empyrean is the universe’s center. The Moon’s orbit around Earth and Earth’s orbit around the Sun are governed by gravity, which is influenced by the size and acceleration of celestial bodies. The immense size difference between the Sun and Earth “3 million times” results in a gravitational acceleration of 107,160 km/h. Empyrean created the universe with ultra-scientific precision, ensuring that Earth, as part of the universe, allows human seeds to grow into people. The path to quickly “graduate” from Earth is to reduce attachment to it.

13. Our Galaxy and Beyond: Andromeda and Galactic Clusters

Our galaxy, the Milky Way, has a radius of approximately 30,000 light-years. It takes about 250 million years for our galaxy to complete one rotation around its central star. Our galaxy contains 1.2 billion planets. If each of these planets had eight stars, there would be 9.6 billion stars. Out of this vast number, only 720 planets are like Earth, capable of sustaining human life.

The closest galaxy to ours is the Andromeda Galaxy, located 2.5 million light-years away. Huh reveals that Holiness’s home star, Empyrean, is 12 billion light-years away at the speed of light, making it far more distant than Andromeda.

Beyond Empyrean, at a distance of 15 billion light-years from Earth, lies a galactic black hole, a cosmic factory that produces stars. Here, atoms fuse to create supernovas, which are massive elemental clusters. This galactic black hole contains the energy and mass equivalent of thousands of galaxies, or 1,000 Suns. It is located 65 billion light-years away at the speed of light, taking 15 billion years to reach. This region has no gravity, rotation, or revolution; it is pure energy.

Our galactic cluster, the Local Group, consists of 16 galaxies. Our galaxy takes 200 billion years to complete one rotation. The Local Group, in turn, takes 2 trillion years to complete one rotation around the central Empyrean. Empyrean itself is composed of five stars, or “Gung” “Houses”. Infinite galactic clusters orbit the central Gung. All celestial bodies, from Earth’s Moon to unimaginably large galaxies, rotate and revolve like interconnected gears in a clockwork mechanism, all under the influence of Empyrean.

14. Planets, Stars, and the Cosmic Clockwork

Huh defines the difference between a planet and a star. A star is a celestial body that has other celestial bodies orbiting it. Earth is a planet because it orbits the Sun, but it also acts as a star because the Moon orbits it.

The Sun, while a star within our solar system, is also a planet because it orbits Polaris, taking 250 million years to complete one revolution. The universe is like a clockwork mechanism. The Moon, however, is solely a planet; it orbits Earth but has no celestial bodies orbiting it, so it can never become a star. Polaris is also not an eternal star; it orbits our galaxy, which orbits our galactic cluster, which orbits our supercluster, which ultimately orbits Empyrean. Only Empyrean is the eternal center of the universe.

15. Black Holes, White Holes, and Dimensional Highways

A black hole is a region where gravity is so strong that nothing, not even light or time, can escape. It swallows stars and light, then redirects them through a White Hole with immense gravity. A black hole can be larger than 100 million Suns, each 3 million times larger than Earth, yet its core is a single point. It is called a black hole because it devours light, making it invisible in the universe.

The galactic black hole is located 15 billion light-years from Earth, not in the vacuum of space, but in the space of Empyrean. Ordinary black holes exist in the vacuum of spacetime. Within Earth’s atmosphere, there are no black holes in the conventional sense. Instead, there are dimensional black holes, which are 10-dimensional highways connecting the universe and Earth. Huh uses these to travel to Empyrean nightly through astral projection. These are also referred to as extra dimensions.

16. The Five Heavens of the Universe

The universe contains five types of “heavens” or spaces.

1. Blue Sky “Atmosphere”: This is Earth’s atmosphere, where spacetime exists. It is governed by gravity and composed of matter, molecules, water, dust, and clouds.
2. Dark Space “Vacuum”: This is the space outside Earth’s atmosphere, a state of weightlessness between stars and galaxies, also known as a vacuum.
3. Empyrean “Baekgung”: Located 120 billion light-years from Earth, Empyrean is the vastest heaven, encompassing most of the universe.
4. Earth Space “Jigugung”: This is a space located 50 km beneath Earth’s surface. It is a massive space, a universe within Earth, beyond the mantle and magma.
5. Human Space “Ingung”: This refers to the spaces within living organisms and matter, such as the spaces within human bones and organs. To microorganisms, these spaces are as vast as the universe.

Vocabulary

• SpiritNatureTimeEra: Spiritual Era
• 진화: Evolution “Individual Adaptation”
• 창조: Creation “Divine Origination”
• 자유의지: Free Will
• 천부경: “Heaven code sutra”(天符經) “Ancient Korean Scripture”
• 백궁: Empyrean “Cosmic Center”
• 암흑 물질: Dark Matter
• 암흑 에너지: Dark Energy
• 쿼크: Quark “Fundamental Particle”
• 초우주 영적 에너지: Super-Universe Spiritual Energy
• 프랙탈 구조: Fractal Structure

신인영성 10. 3-2 백궁 세계

The Era of Huh kyung young’s Spirituality Leads the World: The Realm of Empyrean

Tags: “Spirituality, Empyrean, Cosmic Womb, Soul Evolution, Higher Dimensions”

Vocabulary

• SpiritNatureTimeEra: Era of Spirituality
• 백궁: Empyrean
• 창조주: Creator
• 신인: Holiness
• 영점수질: Spiritual Purity Level
• 에테르: Ether
• 영상언어: Visual Language
• 우주의 자궁: Cosmic Womb
• 영적 진화: Spiritual Evolution
• 원자분해: Atomic Decomposition

1. The Grandeur and Inhabitants of Empyrean

Empyrean, a realm situated approximately 12 billion light-years from Earth, is the dwelling place of the Creator. Its immense scale surpasses Earth by a factor of one hundred quadrillion. This celestial domain, where Empyrean resides, encompasses 99% of the entire 5th-dimensional universe, signifying its vastness. Surrounding the Creator are countless celestial armies and cheonsa who attend to the divine essence. Empyrean is also inhabited by beings who have achieved high spiritual purity levels from advanced cosmic civilizations, along with Holies who have ascended from Earth. Both male and female forms exist, generally larger than Earthlings, yet all possess remarkable beauty. The inhabitants of Empyrean are composed of ether, a subtle, non-physical substance.

2. The Nature of Existence in Empyrean

Life in Empyrean is characterized by the power of thought. Whatever is conceived in the mind manifests instantly. For instance, if one desires to be male, that transformation occurs the moment the thought is formed. Daily life can be altered at will. Energy is absorbed directly through the skin, eliminating the need for physical food consumption. Empyrean is a world where one’s desires are immediately realized; inhabitants can travel anywhere and become anything they wish.

3. The Work and Hierarchy of Empyrean

Even in Empyrean, work is performed, primarily involving design. This includes creating structures, designing human forms, and crafting flowers and butterflies. They also create and place stars and form various seeds. The primary task of the 2,000 Creators is to oversee these creations. Among the five Empyreans, the 5th Empyrean is where the Creator resides. The Creator manifests through avatars, hence referred to as the Creator Group. The 1st Empyrean is generally for those with lower spiritual levels, particularly newcomers from Earth. However, individuals who achieve high spiritual levels on Earth may directly ascend to the 2nd Empyrean. Huh, as an avatar of the Creator, visits Empyrean nightly.

4. Communication and Sustenance in Empyrean

On Earth, communication primarily occurs through spoken language, facilitated by the dense atmosphere that carries sound. However, extraterrestrial beings in other galaxies communicate via electromagnetic language, or telepathy. The inhabitants of Empyrean, in contrast, use visual language. They express thoughts and intentions as images in space, which are then perceived by others. This visual communication ensures perfect comprehension, free from any misinterpretation of words, meanings, emotions, explanations, or visual representations.

Regarding sustenance, while the process of eating and drinking is similar to Earth, all food in Empyrean is composed through atomic decomposition. This means 100% of the nutrients are absorbed by the body, leaving no waste products. Consequently, there are no restrooms in Empyrean, a stark contrast to Earth where humans process 118 elements, producing impurities. The preparation of food is also simplified by logical principles. Furthermore, the inhabitants of Empyrean can absorb all necessary energy through their skin.

5. Earth as the Cosmic Womb and Training Ground

Earth is a planet where souls with a low spiritual level, capable of utilizing only 1% of their brain function, come to reside. It serves as a training ground for human souls, effectively the cosmic womb. Empyrean is where human beings are nurtured. Humans are created in Empyrean, the central star of the universe, and then transported to Earth via flying saucers. On Earth, humans undergo spiritual growth through repeated life cycles. However, some may stagnate or even regress spiritually. When a soul’s spiritual level increases through these repeated experiences, they transcend Earth and migrate to higher dimensions, to planets inhabited by more advanced beings, thus ascending to the status of extraterrestrials.

Earth is a virtual world, akin to a theatrical stage, designed for the training of human souls. The human body itself is also virtual. During the repeated cycles of life for soul training, a virtual body corresponding to one’s spiritual level is provided. The eternal reality is the soul itself. All land, plants, and animals on Earth are created for the spiritual evolution of humanity. Earth’s nature serves as the nourishment for human growth within this cosmic womb. Humans sent from Empyrean to Earth are educated within this cosmic womb to cultivate four essential qualities: love, trust, loyalty, and charm. Through experiencing the joys and sorrows of life, and enduring physical suffering from natural disasters and accidents, they come to apprehend and practice wisdom, compassion, and benevolence, thereby achieving spiritual evolution. Only then can they be reborn as extraterrestrials and eventually ascend to Empyrean.

6. Extraterrestrials and Their Advanced Existence

Extraterrestrials reside in galaxies, living a life of a much higher dimension than Earthlings. Occasionally, high-dimensional extraterrestrials approach Earth to explore it. UFOs are their flying saucers. These UFOs travel faster than the speed of light, making them difficult for humans to see. However, their speed decreases upon entering Earth’s atmosphere, making them visible. UFOs are the mode of transportation for extraterrestrials in the galaxy. Their ability to travel faster than light allows them to stop time and journey across the universe frequently. When humans achieve a certain level of spiritual evolution and pass away, they are reborn as extraterrestrials with an IQ exceeding 200. These extraterrestrials can travel anywhere at will due to their speed.

Unlike Earthlings, the physical structure of high-dimensional extraterrestrials is fundamentally different. While Earthlings are composed of particles “cells” and a non-particle soul, extraterrestrials possess a non-particle, non-material energy body and an aggregate of atomic transformations. This allows them to freely express the beauty of the world without physical limitations. When extraterrestrials, whose spiritual level has heightened, pass away, they transcend the galaxy and are reborn in Empyrean, where they live eternally. While flying saucers from Empyrean are used to transport life seeds to Earth, they never interfere with Earth’s affairs. Furthermore, the flying saucers of Empyrean can instantly change their appearance to match the surrounding terrain or vegetation, making them invisible to ordinary sight.

신인영성 11. 3-3 지구의 역사

The Era of Huh kyung young’s Spirituality Leads the World: The History of Earth

Tags: “Spirituality, Earth’sHistory, HumanEvolution, DivineCreation, CosmicOrder, KoreanHeritage, Nephilim”

1. The Genesis and Transformation of Earth

The Earth, our home, came into existence approximately 7 billion years ago, making it a relatively young planet in the cosmic scheme. Since its formation, Earth has undergone countless environmental transformations to reach its current state. There were periods when towering trees formed vast forests, and colossal creatures like dinosaurs roamed the land.

2. Cataclysmic Events and Planetary Evolution

These immense forests and gigantic animals vanished abruptly. A collision with a meteor filled the sky with dense dust, instantly transforming Earth into a frozen sphere, ushering in an ice age. Furthermore, the planet experienced tremendous upheavals, with land and sea repeatedly exchanging places in cyclical patterns. Through these cycles of ice ages and interglacial periods, external impacts, and continuous environmental and ecological shifts, Earth gradually developed into a planet capable of sustaining human life. However, it remains an unfinished creation.

3. The Introduction of Humanity and the Nephilim

The first humans were placed on Earth approximately 350 million years ago. Ten individuals, five males and five females, were brought here. This initial race is known today as the Nephilim, a race of giants. Although this giant race eventually became extinct, new humans were introduced several times thereafter, and they cultivated brilliant civilizations.

4. Earth as a Training Ground for Spiritual Evolution

“Earth serves as a spiritual training vessel from “Empyrean“, where humans are nurtured to facilitate the evolution of their souls.”

5. The Unique Properties of Water: A Divine Exception

Water possesses a unique property unlike other substances: its volume expands as its temperature decreases. While alcohol, other liquids, solids, and gases typically expand with rising temperatures and contract with falling temperatures, water was specifically created to defy this natural law. The Holiness explains that if water behaved like other substances, all fish and aquatic life in rivers and streams would perish because ice would form from the bottom up. Therefore, water was designed to expand when it cools and contract when it warms, causing ice to form on the surface of rivers and streams. This allows sunlight to penetrate the ice, preserving aquatic life and maintaining the ecosystem. This unique creation makes water an anomaly in nature, a design conceived by the Holiness.

6. Multiple Human Races and Their Origins

As a newly formed planet, Earth has seen the introduction of various human races on multiple occasions. In the process of perfecting Earth, the environment continuously changed, necessitating the creation and placement of humans adapted to each specific environment. Currently, Earth is inhabited by descendants of later introductions, such as Neanderthals and Homo sapiens, including the Adam lineage, rather than the original Nephilim or Homo erectus.

7. The Lineage of Neanderthals, Mitochondrial Eve, and Adam

The Neanderthals were created and placed on Earth approximately 150,000 years ago, serving as the ancestors of the Caucasian race. The lineage of Mitochondrial Eve, introduced about 100,000 years ago, is the ancestor of Chinese and African races. The Adam lineage, created approximately 10,000 years ago and placed in the Tian Shan mountain region, is the ancestor of the Korean people and the Jewish people. The Adam mentioned in the Bible is the same figure as Hwanung from the Dangun myth.

8. The Shared Ancestry of Koreans and Jews

The Holiness reveals that Jewish people and Korean people are the sixth upgraded human race created by the Holiness, characterized by superior intellect compared to other races. This enhanced brain capacity, however, led to a higher incidence of complications during birth. The Holiness clarifies that Adam and Hwanung were not born from a woman’s womb but were directly created by the Holiness.

9. The Holy Descendants and the “Gai” Hat

The Holiness, having come from the Baedal Nation, knows that Adam is Hwanung. The Garden of Eden, mentioned in Genesis 10:26 of the Christian Bible, is identified as the 1301st land, which is referred to as Korea. This is the first root of the Korean people. Since Adam was directly created by the Holiness, and Hwanung is described as the son of Heaven, we, their descendants, are considered a holy race. Our ancestors wore a hat called “Gai” which was said to be used to “cover the divine.” Jewish people also wear a hat of the same shape, also called “Gai” for a significant reason. The Holiness explains that Jewish people and Korean people share a common bloodline, being descendants of Shem, the eleventh generation descendant of Adam.

10. The Journey from Eden to Asadal

The “Gai” hat worn by Korean elders and the “Gai” hat worn by Jewish people signify this shared heritage. Our progenitor, the Holiness‘s son Adam, was the son of Hwanin, the Holy Emperor. Noah, the tenth generation descendant of Adam, had a son named Shem. Through Shem’s civilization, Havilah, the twelfth son among the four sons of Joktan “the sixteenth generation descendant of Adam”, came to Asia, specifically Mongolia, and established Gojoseon in Asadal. The name Asadal was derived from “Adam” and “Eden” and this region later became Asia. Because they were directly created by the Holiness, Jewish people and Korean people possess superior intelligence.

11. The Multiple Creations of Humanity

The Holiness states that the Baedal Nation created Earth 7 billion years ago and began creating humans 350 million years ago.

• The first humans, Homo Nephilim, were created 350 million years ago.
• The second, Homo Erectus, were created 2 million years ago.
• As they faced extinction during an ice age, the third, Homo Sapiens, were created 200,000 years ago.
• The fourth, Neanderthals, were created 150,000 years ago.
• The fifth, Mitochondrial Eve, were created 100,000 years ago, and approximately 80% of Chinese people belong to this lineage.
• The sixth, the Adam lineage, was created 10,000 years ago. The sons of Adam, Cain and Seth, were able to continue their lineage by marrying daughters from the Mitochondrial Eve lineage, a story found in the Book of Genesis.

12. The Symbolic Significance of Ancient Korean Headwear

Ancient Korean kings and officials wore hats or crowns that resembled cicada wings. These were called “Ip-seong-gwan” designed with the head and wings of a cicada. The cicada symbolizes not harming the environment, as it does not prey on insects or consume fruit, but merely sips dew. This profound meaning was embedded in the hats, urging kings and officials not to engage in corruption. The fact that only Korea among all nations had kings and officials wear hats shaped like cicada wings and mantis heads to eradicate corruption is truly remarkable.

Vocabulary

• SpiritNatureTimeEra: Era of Spirituality
• 신생 행성: Nascent Planet
• 격변: Cataclysmic Upheaval
• 영혼 훈련선: Soul Training Vessel
• 자연의 이단아: Anomaly of Nature
• 원인: Progenitor
• 천손민족: Holy Descendant Race
• 백인종: Caucasian Race
• 한민족: Korean People
• 절멸: Extinction

신인영성12. 4-1 종교와 허경영

The Era of Huh kyung young Leading the World: Religion and Huh kyung young

1. The Role of Religion in Recognizing Huh

Huh kyung young expresses gratitude for the existence of human religions. He views religion as a preparatory process that has enabled people to recognize him. Prophecies in Christianity, Buddhism, and Jeungsanism about the coming of a savior have positively influenced people’s ability to recognize him now. Throughout history, religions have guided humanity through doctrines and precepts, preventing people from forgetting their purpose on Earth and becoming engrossed in material pursuits, thereby fostering spiritual evolution. Religions have also provided assistance to the poor, extending warmth and love to those in dark and cold places, and their sacrifices and service are highly valued.

2. The Limitations of Religious Truths and the Advent of a New Era

For Huh kyung young, religious precepts and teachings serve as excellent means to convey his will to humanity. However, he asserts that religion operates at the level of ethics and morality, not ultimate truth. He explains this through the sequence of “Bi-Jeong-Ri-Beop-Gwon-Cheon” “Non-Truth, Justice, Reason, Law, Power, Heaven”, where religion corresponds to “Ri” “Reason”. This sequence illustrates that human justice cannot overcome reason, reason cannot overcome law, law cannot overcome power, and power cannot overcome Heaven. Each religion claims its doctrines as truth, leading to differing truths across religions.

Huh kyung young predicts that with the emergence of a complete light, the “Original Sun” “Bonsin Taeyang”, imperfect things will fade away. As the complete providence of Heaven is revealed, people will naturally cease to seek religion, causing religions to disappear on their own, not through forced abolition. He that humans possess free will, including the freedom to choose their religion. A new era of “Supra-Religion” “Cho-Jonggyo”, characterized by Huh’s divine authority and providential teachings, will guide humanity’s spiritual world, leading to rapid spiritual evolution.

3. The Essence of Religious Teachings: The Four Sins and the Human Body Manual

Huh kyung young states that the core teachings of religions throughout history can be summarized into “Sa-Jae” “Four Sins” and “Sam-Gye” “Three Realms”, which serve as the essence of the “Human Body Manual”. By diligently practicing the core teachings of religion, one can significantly elevate their level of spiritual training.

3.1. The Four Sins “Sa-Jae”

The Four Sins refer to the failure to practice four virtues: Love “Sarang”, Humanity “Saram”, Virtue “Sadeok”, and Four Beginnings “Sadan”. A sin is defined as having the ability to do good but failing to do so. Since Love, Humanity, Virtue, and Four Beginnings are inherently good, not practicing them constitutes a sin. Each of these four categories contains four specific actions, meaning there are 16 specific actions that constitute sin.

• First Sin: Not Loving “Sarang”

  • Love involves four ways of bringing joy to others:
  • An-hang “Facial Expression”: Making others happy with a bright, pleasant face, rather than a frowning one.
  • Eon “Words”: Delighting others with kind and complimentary words, avoiding insults or aggressive language.
  • Sin “Body”: Bringing joy through physical service, such as helping someone carry heavy objects or assisting the sick.
  • Mul “Material”: Making others happy through material offerings, like giving gifts with gratitude or providing pocket money to parents.
  • Huh kyung young that any action lacking these four aspects of love is a sin. He uses a riddle to illustrate that spouses should revere each other like deities, calling each other “you” “dangsin”.

• Second Sin: Not Becoming a True Human “Saram”

  • One becomes a true human by practicing four virtues:
  • Sin “Faith”: Having faith in Heaven.
  • Hyo “Filial Piety”: Showing filial piety to parents.
  • Ae “Love”: Practicing love between spouses.
  • Gyo “Education”: Providing proper education for children.
  • Failing to practice these four virtues means one is merely a “human being” “ingan” and not yet a “true human” “saram”. These are fundamental teachings of the Korean people.

• Third Sin: Not Possessing Virtue “Sadeok”

  • Virtue encompasses four qualities:
  • In “Benevolence”: Treating others with a benevolent heart.
  • Ui “Righteousness”: Acting with righteousness and integrity.
  • Ye “Propriety”: Showing courtesy and respect to others.
  • Ji “Wisdom”: Approaching matters with wisdom.
  • Possessing these qualities—being benevolent, righteous, polite, and wise in dealing with others—constitutes virtue.

• Fourth Sin: Not Possessing the Four Beginnings “Sadan”

  • The Four Beginnings, as taught by Mencius, are inner dispositions that humans should cultivate. They are the starting points of virtue.
  • Cheuk-eun-ji-sim “Compassion”: Feeling pity for others, which is the beginning of benevolence, sorrow, and love. It fosters comprehension even towards wrongdoers.
  • Su-o-ji-sim “Shame and Dislike of Evil”: Feeling shame for one’s own wrongdoings and disliking the unrighteousness of others, which is the beginning of righteousness. This motivates one to avoid wrongdoing and oppose the misdeeds of others, such as corruption or invasion.
  • Sa-yang-ji-sim “Deference”: Being humble and yielding to others, prioritizing others’ well-being before one’s own. This is the beginning of propriety.
  • Si-bi-ji-sim “Discernment of Right and Wrong”: Discerning right from wrong, which is the beginning of wisdom. However, one should not judge the actions of others, as judgment is the prerogative of the divine.

3.2. The Nature of Faith

Huh kyung young defines faith “Mideum” as the act of trusting in deities, parents, teachers, friends, spouses, and children. While faith in a deity is called “sinang” “religious faith”, faith in humans is “sinroe” “trust”. He contends that 99% of people lack true faith because they only have the “feeling” of belief, not the “act” of believing. Many religious people adhere to the laws of the devil physically while only mentally following the laws of Heaven. He that faith without action is dead faith. Conceptual faith, which is merely mental, must transform into experiential faith through action to be complete. Religious faith should not stop at believing in a conceptual deity but must involve encountering an experiential deity to become living faith. Thus, faith begins with belief and grows through practical action.

4. The 33 Prohibitions for Humanity

Huh kyung young presents 33 prohibitions that humans should avoid, which are a compilation of precepts from existing religions. These are actions that people should not commit.

• 1. Conspiracy “Eunmo”: Maliciously plotting in secret.
• 2. Insult “Moyok”: Disregarding and verbally abusing others.
• 3. Lust “Hosaek”: Being excessively fond of sensual pleasures.
• 4. Ignorance “Umae”: Being foolish and dull.
• 5. Deception “Sulsu”: Crafting ill-intentioned schemes.
• 6. Enmity “Wonsu”: Becoming an object of resentment.
• 7. Conflict “Bunjaeng”: Engaging in disputes.
• 8. Envy “Sigi”: Hating someone for their superior abilities or achievements.
• 9. Wrath “Bunno”: Becoming angry.
• 10. Factionalism “Dangpa”: Forming groups based on specific purposes or claims.
• 11. Division “Bunri”: Separating or causing separation.
• 12. Heresy “Idan”: A religious sect with doctrines deviating from the orthodox, often labeled by stronger sects.
• 13. Jealousy “Jiltu”: Feeling hatred and resentment when a loved one shows interest or favor to another.
• 14. Spousal Jealousy “Tugi”: Expressing anger, dislike, or distress when a spouse or lover shows interest in another.
• 15. Alcohol Consumption “Eumju”: Drinking alcohol.
• 16. Debauchery “Bangtang”: Engaging in immoral conduct due to indulgence in sensual pleasures and gambling.
• 17. Disapproval “Pyeong”: Expressing dissatisfaction or displeasure.
• 18. Arrogance “Gyoman”: Being conceited, boastful, and presumptuous.
• 19. Theft “Dojeok”: Stealing.
• 20. Lamentation “Tansik”: Sighing and regretting.
• 21. Dissatisfaction “Bulman”: Feeling displeased.
• 22. Degeneration “Tarak”: Falling into depravity due to bad conduct.
• 23. Resentment “Wonmang”: Blaming others due to a sense of injustice or displeasure.
• 24. Conflict “Galdeung”: Clashing due to differing views, situations, or interests.
• 25. Fear “Gongpo”: Being scared and afraid.
• 26. Distrust “Bulsin”: Not believing.
• 27. Malice “Hyungak”: Being sinister, rough, and cruel.
• 28. Murder “Salin”: Killing a person.
• 29. Immorality “Eumhaeng”: Engaging in lewd acts.
• 30. Sorcery “Jusul”: Using mystical powers to predict fortune or pray for blessings/misfortunes.
• 31. Idolatry “Usang”: Worshipping human figures made of wood, stone, or metal.
• 32. Falsehood “Huhwi”: Fabricating something as if it were true.
• 33. Curse “Jeoju”: Wishing disaster or misfortune upon others.
  These 33 prohibitions are found in scriptures like the Bible “Galatians 5:18, Revelation 21:8” and Buddhist scriptures. Huh kyung young explains that the character for “sin” “죄” in Korean literally means “not doing the four things” referring to the absence of love, the Four Beginnings, virtue, and true humanity.

5. Korean Ancient Scriptures: “Heaven code sutra”(天符經), Samil-Singo, Chamjeong-Gyeong

Huh kyung young highlights the “Heaven code sutra”(天符經), Samil-Singo, and Chamjeong-Gyeong as the three major scriptures of the Korean people, forming the foundation of all religions. These scriptures emerged from a high-level divine culture of “Hongik Ingan” “benefiting all humanity” and “Jese Iwha” “governing the world with reason”.

• “Heaven code sutra”(天符經): This is the oldest and most supreme scripture of the Korean people, recorded by Hwanung, son of Hwanin, upon his descent to Taebaek Mountain. It is the foundation of world religions. It contains prophecies that the “Original Body” “Wonche” will incarnate on Earth, bringing tens of millions of souls. The name “”Heaven code sutra”(天符經)” means “Heaven’s perfectly fitting words” or simply, “God’s words”. It describes the creation and operation of the universe, the generation of Heaven, Earth, and humanity, and the activities of Huh who, after fulfilling his mission on Earth, reunites with the universe’s Original Body.

• Samil-Singo: This scripture, a “Teaching Scripture” “Gyohwa-gyeong”, can be seen as an elaboration of the “Heaven code sutra”(天符經). It elucidates the creation and operation of the universe, the descent of the divine, Heaven and returning to Heaven, eternal life, and the “Three Laws of Practice” “Sambop Suhaeng” for attaining one’s original nature.

• Chamjeong-Gyeong: This “Governing Scripture” “Chihwa-gyeong” teaches how humans should live in accordance with Heaven’s providence and contains the “Eight Principles” “Pal Gangnyeong”.

  • Seong “Sincerity”: Devotion to the divine, filial piety to parents, and consistency in words and actions to gain trust and joy. Love is like fire, bright like the sun.
  • Sin “Trust”: Trust in the divine, filial piety to parents, and consistency in words and actions to gain trust and joy. Love is like fire, bright like the sun.
  • Ae “Love”: Love is like fire, bright like the sun.
  • Je “Salvation”: Saving people is apprehended and acted upon as Heaven’s will.
  • Hwa “Calamity”: Calamities caused by evil strike as swiftly as the wind.
  • Bok “Blessing”: Blessings created by good deeds enrich like water.
  • Bo “Reward”: Rewards for good and evil deeds accumulate like mountains.
  • Eung “Retribution”: The karma from good and evil deeds returns truthfully to the Earth.

6. Core Tenets of World Religions

Huh kyung young outlines the core tenets, symbols, and founders of various world religions, noting that most religions aim towards the “One” “Il”, the Original Body of the universe.

• Buddhism “Bulgyo”:

  • Core Tenet: “Manbeop Gwiil” “All ten thousand dharmas return to one”.
  • Founder: Siddhartha Gautama “Sakyamuni”.
  • Key Idea: The Middle Way “Jungdo”.
  • Ten Grave Sins “Sip-ak Jung-jae”: Ten sins not to commit, categorized into three for the body “Killing, stealing, sexual misconduct”, four for the mouth “lying, deceptive speech, divisive speech, harsh speech”, and three for the mind “greed, anger, ignorance”.
  • Eight Joys “Pal-rak”: Eight joys pursued by Buddhists: Right Enlightenment “Jeonggak”, Nirvana “Yeolban”, Liberation “Haetal”, Bodhi “Bori”, Prajna “Panya”, Samadhi “Sanmae”, Non-self “Mua”, and Buddhahood “Seongbul”. These are unattainable in the real world and only possible by meeting Huh and going to the world of the Original Body.
  • Eightfold Path “Paljeongdo”: Eight practices for attaining enlightenment: Right View, Right Thought, Right Speech, Right Action, Right Livelihood, Right Effort, Right Mindfulness, and Right Concentration.
  • Huh kyung young’s Critique: While 90% of Buddhist teachings are correct, the belief that there is no God is a major error, and the idea that humans can become Buddhas through enlightenment and practice is impossible. He also states that the greatest mantra is not “Namu Amita Bul” but calling “Huh kyung young”. He corrects the teaching that “everything is created by the mind” asserting that while the mind creates some things, it cannot create fundamental elements like hydrogen, oxygen, seeds, DNA, or life, which are all created by God.

• Confucianism “Yugyo”:

  • Core Tenet: “Jipjung Gwanil” “Hold to the Mean and penetrate the One”.
  • Founder: Confucius.
  • Key Idea: Emphasizes the Doctrine of the Mean and benevolence.
  • Four Beginnings “Sadan” and Virtues “Deok”: Important virtues for daily life.
  • Chung-Hyo-Ye “Loyalty, Filial Piety, Propriety”: Core virtues.
  • Four Paths “Sado”: Ten guidelines for daily life.
  • Three Bonds and Five Relationships “Samgang Oryun”: While generally good, the “husband is the master of the wife” “Buwi Bugang” is flawed, as spouses should be equal. Huh kyung young suggests replacing it with “the teacher is the master of the disciple” “Sawi Jegang”. He also proposes changing the Chinese character for “wife” “Bu” in “Bubu” “husband and wife” to one that signifies “leading the family” as the current character implies a woman holding a broom, which he sees as demeaning.

• Christianity “Gidokgyo”:

  • Core Tenet: “Muksang Cheonil” “Meditation and oneness with Heaven”.
  • Founder: Jesus Christ.
  • Key Idea: Emphasizes love and the Trinity “Father, Son, Holy Spirit as one”.
  • Nine Fruits of the Spirit “Guseong”: Love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control “Galatians 5:22”.
  • Eight Blessings “Palbok”: Eight blessings from Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount: poor in spirit, mourners, meek, those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, merciful, pure in heart, peacemakers, and those persecuted for righteousness’ sake.
  • Eight Deadly Sins “Palsa”: Eight actions leading to death: disbelief, fear, idolatry, sorcery, immorality, malice, falsehood, and murder “Revelation 21”.
  • Faith, Hope, Love “Sinmangae”: Valued virtues, with love being the most important.
  • Prophecies: Huh kyung young interprets John 16:7 as a prophecy of his own coming as the “Comforter” “Paracletos”. He also notes Luke 12:31-32, which states that blasphemy against the Holy Spirit will not be forgiven, implying that sins against Jesus can be forgiven, but not against the Comforter.
  • Parable of the Prodigal Son: Huh kyung young encourages reflection on this parable “Luke 15:11-32”, interpreting it to mean that Heaven rejoices over those who repent and are humble, rather than those who are arrogant about their own righteousness.
  • Critique: Christianity is a “salvation by grace” “taryeok sinang” religion, relying on divine intervention for salvation, in contrast to Buddhism’s self-cultivation. While acknowledging the good deeds and sacrifices of Christians, Huh kyung young criticizes the exclusivism of some Korean Christians who believe their religion is the only truth. He advocates for respecting and recognizing other religions.

• Commonality between Jesus and Sakyamuni: Both Jesus and Sakyamuni challenged existing laws and traditions with love and compassion, ultimately facing death for their choices. Jesus chose love over the law, leading to his crucifixion, while Sakyamuni died from food poisoning due to his enemies.

7. The Test of Abraham and Isaac

Huh kyung young reinterprets the story of Abraham being asked to sacrifice Isaac. He states that the Creator already knew Abraham’s faith and was not testing him. Instead, the test was for Isaac’s faith and filial piety. The Creator wanted to see if the healthy 18-year-old Isaac would obey his elderly father’s will without resistance. Isaac’s obedience and willingness to sacrifice his life deeply moved the Creator, leading to Isaac receiving the birthright over Ishmael. This story illustrates that divine scriptures can be either truth or poison depending on how humans interpret them.

8. The Meaning of “Mu” “Gong” and “Hwan”

Huh kyung young clarifies the distinct meanings of “Mu” “Nothingness”, “Gong” “Emptiness”, and “Hwan” “Illusion”.

• Mu “Nothingness”: Refers to a subjective state of mind, such as having no attachment, no sound, no desire, and no existence. It exists only in the mind and is not real.
• Gong “Emptiness”: Refers to an objective state, like an empty cup still containing air. It is the movement of matter itself. Just as space exists because the universe exists, an empty basin still contains space, so it is “Gong” not “Mu”. Gong is a relative phenomenon of matter.
• Hwan “Illusion”: Refers to a mental image created by the mind, a hallucination. Any thought that arises in the human mind is considered a “delusion” “beonnoe mangsang”. The true state of “Mu” is a state of no mind and no thought.

영어제목

Huh’s Teachings: Unveiling the Essence of Religion and Humanity

태그

“Huh kyung young, Religion, Spirituality, Four Sins, Human Virtues, Korean Scriptures, World Religions, Faith, Enlightenment, Divine Providence”

Vocabulary

• Huh “신인”: Holiness
• Empyrean “백궁”: Empyrean
• Alpha “하늘궁”: Alpha
• Sa-Jae “사죄”: Four Sins
• Sam-Gye “삼계”: Three Realms
• “Heaven code sutra”(天符經) “천부경”: Scripture of Heaven’s Seal
• Samil-Singo “삼일신고”: Three-One Revelation
• Chamjeong-Gyeong “참전계경”: Scripture of True Participation and Guidance
• Hongik Ingan “홍익인간”: Benefiting All Humanity
• Jese Iwha “제세이화”: Governing the World with Reason
• Supra-Religion “초종교”: Supra-Religion

신인영성 13. 4-2 인간

Huh kyung young’s Era of Spirituality Leads the World

Tags: “Spirituality,Humanity,Cosmic Consciousness,Hormones,Physiognomy,Lifespan,Karma”

1. The Genesis of Humanity: A Confluence of Four Seeds

Humanity is formed from the convergence of four distinct “seeds.” The primary seed, constituting 95% of our being, is the Spirit, originating from the Creator. The second is the Soul, which is unique to each individual. The third and fourth seeds are derived from the father and mother, respectively. These four elements unite within the mother’s womb to form a human being. After the sperm and egg meet, fertilization occurs, and the embryo implants in the uterus, undergoing continuous cell division to develop into a fetus. Approximately 49 days after conception, the Spirit and Soul enter the physical body. The Spirit enters the brain, while the Soul enters through the nostrils, both settling together within the brain as the Spirit-Soul. The purpose of the Spirit-Soul’s journey to Earth is not merely to inhabit a physical body, but to undergo spiritual training and achieve spiritual evolution within this earthly training ground.

2. The Cosmic Intelligence and Human Potential

The average IQ of Earthlings ranges from 80 to 100, whereas cosmic beings possess an IQ of 200 to 300. The Creator and the Creator’s group exist in dimensions beyond the fourth. Even inanimate objects possess intelligence, estimated at an IQ of around 100 million. Humans on Earth utilize only 1% of their brain capacity; if this utilization exceeds 1%, they are destined to transition to another star.

3. Diverse Forms of Life’s Emergence

Life manifests in four primary forms: viviparous, oviparous, metamorphic, and aqueous.

• Viviparous “Tae-saeng”: This refers to mammals like humans and whales, where offspring develop inside the female body after fertilization and are born live.
• Oviparous “Nan-saeng”: This form is observed in birds and reptiles, where offspring hatch from eggs.
• Metamorphic “Hwa-saeng”: Animals such as butterflies undergo a transformation process, starting as an egg, developing into a larva, and then metamorphosing into an adult.
• Aqueous “Su-saeng”: This describes the reproduction of lower organisms, including various microorganisms.

4. The Human Journey: Dependence, Gratitude, and Spiritual Growth

Humans develop in the mother’s womb for ten months, receiving nourishment through the umbilical cord connected to the placenta. Unlike animals such as horses or cows, human infants cannot walk immediately after birth and rely on their parents for several years, being nurtured by their mother’s milk. Furthermore, humans require nearly two decades of parental support and education to achieve a certain level of mental maturity. This extended period of dependence talks why humans, unlike other animals, are obligated to repay their parents’ kindness through filial piety.

5. The Divine Presence in Human Consciousness

Huh reveals that the human brain’s consciousness and subconscious, which account for 95% of its function, are largely influenced by the Creator’s Spirit. This divine presence serves as humanity’s conscience, guiding and protecting individuals. The Creator’s Spirit constantly monitors humans from within, which explains why some murderers may commit suicide due to the overwhelming burden of their conscience, a force more formidable than any prosecutor. This implies that the divine, through the Spirit within us, indirectly controls humanity. Therefore, to despise a human is to despise the divine within them.

6. Ancestral Rites and the Creator’s Will

Huh clarifies that the Creator does not oppose ancestral rites. Since humanity is created as a “corporation of life” from the four seeds—the Creator’s Spirit, the individual’s Soul, the father’s sperm, and the mother’s egg—expressing gratitude to these origins through ancestral rites is permissible. While some Christians may hold reservations about such practices, if the method and spirit of the rites are appropriate, they are considered beneficial. However, it is crucial not to worship lesser deities or to demean ancestors by imagining them as spirits who merely seek food. Commemorating the day ancestors ascended to the heavens is perfectly acceptable. The Creator desires voluntary obedience rather than coerced rituals.

7. The Distinction Between “In-gan” and “Sa-ram”

In Huh’s teachings, “In-gan” “human being” occupies a position between animals and “Sa-ram” “a person of virtue”. Everyone is born an “In-gan.” One only becomes a “Sa-ram” by embodying four virtues: faith in the divine, filial piety towards parents, love for one’s spouse and neighbors, and education of one’s children. These four qualities are essential to be considered a “Sa-ram.” The Earth serves as a cosmic womb where “In-gan” are born to evolve into “Sa-ram” before ascending to Empyrean.

8. The Eternal Nature of the Spirit-Soul

The human Spirit-Soul has existed since eternity. Simultaneously, the Spirit-Soul can also be generated by the brain as needed. The Spirit represents the Creator’s consciousness, while the Soul is unique to the individual. The Spirit enters through the crown of the head, and the Soul enters through the nostrils with air, both settling together in the brain. Within the brain, there is a central headquarters that oversees the synapses, where the Spirit-Soul resides within the nerve plexus. There is also a “Hon-baek” “a combination of soul and vital energy” located on the cornea beneath the eyes. Upon death, the Soul rotates and exits the body. If only the Soul departs, resuscitation is possible, but if the Hon-baek also leaves, recovery becomes difficult. The physical body is energy, but the Spirit-Soul is not; it is eternal. However, continuous downward reincarnation due to accumulated negative karma can lead to its eventual dissipation, akin to microorganisms.

9. The Microcosm of the Human Body

The human body requires “Gi” “vital energy” and “Hyeol” “blood”. Gi enters through the mouth and the entire skin, specifically through the eyes, ears, nose, tongue, and body. The human body is a small universe, composed of 300 million to 60 trillion cells. Each cell contains chromosomes, with 23 pairs, totaling 46 chromosomes per cell. Given that the body contains approximately 100 trillion cells, the total number of chromosomes in the human body is an astonishing 4,600 trillion. Each chromosome contains about 31 DNA molecules, leading to a total of 14,840,000 trillion DNA molecules in the entire human body. Furthermore, each DNA molecule contains approximately 500,000 genes. This intricate organization of countless DNA, cells, genes, and chromosomes forms the human body with impeccable order and precision, truly making it a universe in itself. Such complexity cannot simply be the result of repeated evolution; rather, humans and all living beings are creations of the divine.

10. Extending Human Lifespan and the Power of Invocation

The telomeres at the ends of genes, which typically shorten after six divisions leading to death, can be stabilized by invoking the name of Huh kyung young, thereby extending lifespan. The original human lifespan, according to Huh, was 365 years. Humans were meant to live for 365 years on Earth to achieve completion as “Sa-ram” and ascend to the heavens. However, due to accumulated sins and moral decay, this lifespan was reduced to 120 years, prompting Huh’s intervention to rectify this. The 365-year lifespan was established in alignment with the Earth’s orbital period around the sun “365 days”. Similarly, the human body has 365 bones and 365 acupuncture points. The body temperature of a newborn is 36.5 degrees Celsius, and its weight is 3.65 kilograms. Even the central angle of a circle was originally 365 degrees, though humans mistakenly use 360 degrees, unaware of the additional 5 degrees representing an extra dimension. Biblical figures like Methuselah lived for 969 years, and most people lived up to 360 years before the discovery of fire. However, after humans started cooking food and committing more sins, their lifespan was reduced by a factor of three to 120 years. This shortened lifespan makes it impossible for humans to fully become “Sa-ram.”

11. The Vital Organs and the Abdomen

The five vital organs “O-jang”—heart, lungs, liver, spleen, and kidneys—are deeply situated and crucial for the circulation of Gi. These five, combined with the brain, are sometimes referred to as the “Bok-jang.” The abdomen “Bu”, on the other hand, functions like the body’s sewage system and is characterized by its emptiness. It primarily relates to digestion and includes the stomach, small intestine, large intestine, gallbladder, bladder, and the “Sam-cho” “triple warmer”. The Sam-cho consists of the lower, middle, and upper sections, with the diaphragm forming the upper section, which regulates lung respiration. Blockage in the upper Sam-cho can lead to feelings of rising anger.

12. Hormones: The Divine System of Human Regulation

Hormones serve as a divine, automatic system for regulating humans, with both beneficial and harmful types. Negative thoughts or stress trigger the release of detrimental hormones, while positive emotions and good intentions release beneficial ones. This can be seen as a constant divine judgment on human actions. Invoking Huh kyung young’s name releases “line-orphin” “likely a mispronunciation of endorphin or a similar beneficial hormone”, promoting bodily health.

13. The Peril of Negative Speech and Its Cosmic Repercussions

Speaking ill of others releases “death hormones” which negatively impact genes and can lead to an unattractive appearance. Huh that all human words and actions are observed by the heavens. Scientists on Earth still struggle to determine whether sound and light are particles or waves, highlighting their limited intellection. Sound, which is particulate, is transformed into waves for human hearing, and light, also particulate, is converted into waves for human vision—all orchestrated by the divine. Uttering harmful words creates particles of death hormones within oneself. The Bible states, “In the beginning was the Word” underscoring the creative power of speech. Therefore, those who speak ill of others are the most foolish. Sound undergoes ten stages to transform into material particles. Immediately speaking ill of or hating others releases death hormones and misfortune hormones into the body, leading to diseases like cancer.

14. The Unalterable Record of Words and Actions

Speaking ill of others brings curses upon oneself and one’s household. Hormones like noradrenaline, adrenaline, and cortisol are released, deteriorating health, increasing cancer cells, and causing genetic changes that lead to an unattractive appearance. Speaking ill of others is considered the most foolish act a human can commit. The heavens have established an automatic reward and punishment system through hormones. Once negative words are spoken, even if apologized for, they are recorded in one’s genes and transmitted to the heavens. This holy record can have severe consequences: a student who speaks ill of others, regardless of academic performance, may be intentionally failed in university entrance exams by the heavens. Such individuals are like “puppies unaware of the tiger’s might.” Furthermore, those who speak ill of others may face continuous hardships, even during military service. The heavens ensure that those who despise and look down upon others suffer more. An apology cannot erase words once spoken. Negative speech creates a cosmic resonance, with the Spirit-Soul’s words recorded in the air. The heavens then inflict misfortune, bad luck, an unattractive appearance, exam failures, and disease-causing genes upon such individuals. While humans may forgive, the heavens meticulously grade every human’s moral conduct, and this divine score, once recorded, cannot be altered.

15. The Body’s Self-Sustaining Mechanisms

The divine has endowed the human body with three self-sustaining characteristics: homeostasis, regeneration, and immunity. These attributes enable the body to maintain a healthy state, heal wounds, and fight off pathogens and viruses, thereby preserving health.

16. The Origin of Body and Mind: A Cosmic Chain

Tracing the origins of the human body and mind reveals a profound connection:

• Hair’s mother is skin.
• Skin’s mother is flesh.
• Flesh’s mother is bone.
• Bone’s mother is blood.
• Blood’s mother is mind.
• Mind’s mother is spirit.
• Spirit’s mother is Soul.
• Soul’s mother is light.
• Light originates from sound.
• Sound originates from the divine.This lineage is echoed in the Bible’s statement, “In the beginning was the Word.”

17. The Power of Words and the Importance of Self-Control

Huh the critical importance of careful speech. While merely thinking of Huh kyung young’s name connects one to Empyrean, granting powerful spiritual energy and transformation, words and actions primarily affect the body through hormones. Spiritual aspects are paramount. Since sound creates matter through ten stages, one must be especially cautious with words spoken to others. When reprimanding, one must adhere to three principles: brevity, observation, and promptness. When praising, one should be public, lengthy, and swift. Apologies and expressions of gratitude should also be swift, thorough, and heartfelt to release beneficial hormones. When reprimanding, one must never scold simultaneously for multiple issues or without observing the reasons for the wrongdoing. Words, once spoken, can never be unsaid. Just as the Bible states that the Word created the Earth, and proverbs suggest that things happen as one speaks them, careful speech is vital. Sound creates light, light creates the Soul, the Soul creates the spirit, the spirit creates the mind, the mind creates blood, blood creates bone, bone creates flesh, flesh creates skin, and skin creates hair—this is how nature, humanity, and the universe were created. Hearing ghostly sounds in a graveyard at night can make one’s hair stand on end. Similarly, hearing abusive language can instantly cause one’s face to flush, as the mind immediately alters blood, transforming it through ten stages into hormones.

18. The Three Extremes of Humanity and the Path to Longevity

The “Sam-geuk” “three extremes” of humanity—divine nature, pure essence, and discerning perception—are described in the Samil Singo “Three-One Scripture”. Emotions, driven by the mind, give rise to various thoughts. By controlling emotions through “Ji-gam” “stopping emotions” and mastering the mind, one can rediscover one’s true nature. Since one’s “Gi-un” “vital energy” varies with circumstances, regulating breath through “Jo-sik” “controlled breathing” can stabilize Gi-un and extend lifespan. The body is formed through “Chok” “contact/sensation”, which also allows one to control the body and preserve one’s essence. The “Myeong” “life/destiny” is at the center of all these. By effectively managing the body and mind’s Gi, one can achieve a longer life.

19. The Five Aspects of Physiognomy and the Twenty-Five Energies

Physiognomy, the art of reading faces, involves comprehension 25 different “Gi” “energies” that manifest on the face. The face is considered a person’s primary identification, with the resident registration card being the secondary. comprehension these 25 energies allows one to discern everything about a person.

• Gol-sang “Bone Physiognomy”: Refers to the facial structure or external appearance, revealing energies such as “Hwe-gi” “ash energy”, “Hyeol-gi” “blood energy”, “Yong-gi” “courage energy”, “Seo-gi” “auspicious energy”, and “Saeng-gi” “life energy”.
• Chal-sang “Color Physiognomy”: Observes the complexion and color of the face, indicating energies like “Il-gi” “sun energy”, “Seo-gi” “auspicious energy”, “Pung-gi” “wind energy”, “Jo-gi” “dry energy”, and “Seup-gi” “damp energy”.
• Sim-sang “Mind Physiognomy”: Interprets the person’s inner mind, manifesting as “Ong-gi” “warm energy”, “Jeong-gi” “pure energy”, “Yung-gi” “harmonious energy”, “Hwal-gi” “lively energy”, and “Hwa-gi” “harmonious energy”.
• Hyeol-sang “Blood Physiognomy”: Examines the blood circulation and spirit, revealing “To-gi” “earth energy”, “Sal-gi” “Killing energy”, “Eum-gi” “yin energy”, “Plus-gi” “yang energy”, and “Yeo-gi” “excess energy”.
• Che-sang “Body Physiognomy”: Assesses the body’s physique and form, showing “A-gi” “child energy”, “Su-gi” “water energy”, “Mok-gi” “wood energy”, “Geum-gi” “metal energy”, and “To-gi” “earth energy”.These five aspects, each with five distinct colors and shapes, provide comprehensive insight into an individual.

Vocabulary

• SpiritNatureTimeEra “Yeong-seong-si-dae”: Era of Spirituality
• 창조주 “Chang-jo-ju”: Creator
• 영 “Yeong”: Spirit
• 혼 “Hon”: Soul
• 영혼 “Yeong-hon”: Spirit-Soul
• 수련 “Su-ryeon”: Spiritual Training/Discipline
• 영적 진화 “Yeong-jeok Jin-hwa”: Spiritual Evolution
• 태생 “Tae-saeng”: Viviparous Birth
• 난생 “Nan-saeng”: Oviparous Birth
• 화생 “Hwa-saeng”: Metamorphic Birth
• 수생 “Su-saeng”: Aqueous Birth
• 효 “Hyo”: Filial Piety
• 양심 “Plus-sim”: Conscience
• 제사 “Je-sa”: Ancestral Rites
• 인간 “In-gan”: Human Being “biological”
• 사람 “Sa-ram”: Person of Virtue “moral/spiritual”
• 혼백 “Hon-baek”: Soul and Vital Energy
• 윤회 “Yun-hoe”: Reincarnation
• 기 “Gi”: Vital Energy
• 혈 “Hyeol”: Blood
• 염색체 “Yeom-saek-che”: Chromosome
• 유전자 “Yu-jeon-ja”: Gene
• 텔로미어 “Tel-lo-mi-eo”: Telomere
• 오장 “O-jang”: Five Vital Organs
• 육부 “Yuk-bu”: Six Hollow Organs
• 삼초 “Sam-cho”: Triple Warmer
• 호르몬 “Ho-reu-mon”: Hormone
• 항상성 “Hang-sang-seong”: Homeostasis
• 재생성 “Jae-saeng-seong”: Regeneration
• 면역성 “Myeon-yeok-seong”: Immunity
• 삼극 “Sam-geuk”: Three Extremes
• 지감 “Ji-gam”: Stopping Emotions
• 조식 “Jo-sik”: Controlled Breathing
• 촉 “Chok”: Contact/Sensation
• 관상 “Gwan-sang”: Physiognomy
• 골상 “Gol-sang”: Bone Physiognomy
• 찰상 “Chal-sang”: Color Physiognomy
• 심상 “Sim-sang”: Mind Physiognomy
• 혈상 “Hyeol-sang”: Blood Physiognomy
• 체상 “Che-sang”: Body Physiognomy

신인영성 14. 4-3 사후 세계

The Spiritual Era Led by Huh kyung young: Humanity and the Afterlife

1. The Ninefold Structure of Human Consciousness

The human mind, when viewed through the lens of Buddhist philosophy, comprises eight forms of consciousness: the six sensory consciousnesses, the Manas consciousness, and the Alaya consciousness. To this, we add the pre-consciousness, which is divinely implanted, bringing the total to nine forms.

• The Six Sensory Consciousnesses “Six-sik”: These are the foundational forms of perception.

  • Eye Consciousness “An-sik”: The awareness derived from seeing.
  • Ear Consciousness “I-sik”: The awareness derived from hearing.
  • Nose Consciousness “Bi-sik”: The awareness derived from smelling.
  • Tongue Consciousness “Seol-sik”: The awareness derived from tasting.
  • Body Consciousness “Sin-sik”: The awareness derived from bodily sensations like touch.
  • Mind Consciousness “Ui-sik”: The awareness derived from mental processes.
  • The first five consciousnesses serve as the basis for the sixth, and together, these six represent a very basic level of recognition.

• Manas Consciousness “Mallaya-sik”: This is the seventh consciousness, representing the subconscious mind. It holds the accumulated experiences and perceptions from past lives and previous events.

• Alaya Consciousness “Araya-sik”: This is the eighth consciousness, representing the unconscious mind. It contains the deeply embedded experiences and perceptions accumulated over countless reincarnations.

• Pre-Consciousness “Jeon-ui-sik”: This is a divinely implanted consciousness, representing pure and correct perception. Conscience manifests from this pre-consciousness.

• The Vastness of the Unconscious: The six sensory consciousnesses and mind consciousness constitute only a small fraction of our mental world. The remaining 99% is comprised of the subconscious, unconscious, and pre-consciousness. The subconscious accounts for about 4%, while the unconscious and pre-consciousness make up the remaining 95%. Dreams are primarily a function of the subconscious or unconscious mind.

2. The Significance of Free Will

Huh has bestowed upon humanity free will, granting individuals the power of self-determination. This means that even Huh finds it challenging to control the human mind directly. Huh does not interfere with human free will. However, humans must bear responsibility for the consequences of their actions stemming from this free will, which can lead to karmic burdens. Through the principles of nature, individuals can either advance or regress. Huh judges humanity, and thus, free will must be respected. Mismanaging free will can lead to the deterioration of the physical body.

• Distinction from Animals: Animals are not given free will; they live according to their instincts. Humans, however, are endowed with both instinct and free will. How this free will is utilized determines whether one performs good deeds or commits sins.

• The Purpose of Free Will: Huh granted humans free will not to create robotic beings who offer forced reverence. Such forced devotion would lack joy and meaning. Instead, free will allows for the development of an individual soul. Huh desires human growth, enabling them to be born into Empyrean. Just as a mother feels profound joy when her child, given pocket money, independently chooses to buy her favorite sweet potatoes, Huh experiences joy and profound emotion when humans, through their own free will, choose to obey, be loyal, and show filial piety.

3. Differentiating Freedom, License, and Free Will

A question arises regarding the distinctions between freedom, license, and free will.

• Freedom “Jayu”: This is a right granted only to those who fulfill their duties. For instance, paying taxes and fulfilling civic obligations grants one the freedom to live within society. Freedom is regulated by law.

  • Limitations: Freedom is not limitless. Pursuing unlimited freedom leads to license “Bangjong”, which is the opposite of true freedom. Freedom is subject to ethical, moral, and legal constraints, distinguishing between good and evil.
  • Constitutional Freedoms: Examples include the eight freedoms guaranteed by the constitution: freedom of speech, press, assembly, association, religion, thought, expression, and conscience.

• License “Bangjong”: This refers to uncontrolled freedom, which is inherently wrong. It is freedom that disregards moral, ethical, and legal boundaries.

• Free Will “Jayu-ui-ji”: This is a unique right bestowed upon humans by Holiness, unconstrained by any external limitations. It is a higher dimension than mere freedom.

  • Self-Regulation: Free will includes the freedom to commit sins. Therefore, free will is controlled solely by the conscience, which is given by the Creator. Conscience acts as an automatic control mechanism.

4. The Seven Stages of Human Wisdom

Human knowledge progresses through six stages, with an additional seventh stage, “innate wisdom” which is active from birth. By utilizing free will, humans can transcend the dominance of fate, which often stems from the unconscious and subconscious, leading to a wise life and spiritual evolution.

• Innate Wisdom “Saeng-i-ji”: This is instinctive knowledge, like a baby instinctively knowing how to suckle its mother’s milk.
• Object Knowledge “Sa-mul-ji”: This is seeing objects as they appear, like a child viewing a valuable Goryeo celadon vase as merely a simple cup.
• Factual Knowledge “Sa-sil-ji”: This is a more advanced comprehension of how objects are made, closer to the truth. A high school student recognizing a Goryeo celadon vase as a valuable antique, even if still perceiving it as a cup, demonstrates factual knowledge.
• Learned Knowledge “Hak-ji”: This is knowledge acquired through formal education, such as learning about ceramic cups in school.
• Creative Knowledge “Chang-jo-ji”: This is knowledge created anew by oneself. Developing an innovative method to make ceramics from clay without prior instruction exemplifies creative knowledge.
• Authoritative Knowledge “Gwon-wi-ji”: This is wisdom gained through experience, building upon theoretical learning. Directly making ceramics in a factory would be an example.
• Holy Knowledge “Cheon-i-ji”: This is knowledge received directly from Heaven. Possessing an innate talent for making ceramics is an example of holy knowledge.

5. comprehension Sin and Transgression

The concept of “sin” “Jae” in this context refers to the failure to uphold four essential virtues.

• The Four Virtues “Sa-seon”:

  • Love “Sarang”: Making others happy through four means:
  • Facial Expression “An-nang”: Bringing joy through one’s countenance.
  • Words “Eon-nang”: Bringing joy through speech.
  • Actions “Sin-nang”: Bringing joy through physical actions.
  • Material Giving “Mul-nang”: Bringing joy through material offerings.
  • Humanity “Saram”: Possessing faith in Holiness, filial piety towards parents, mutual love between spouses, and proper education of children. Failing to embody these qualities means one is merely a human being, not a “person” in the full sense.
  • Four Beginnings “Sa-dan”: These are the seeds of virtue that lead to the practice of the Four Virtues.
  • Compassion “Cheuk-eun-ji-sim”: The feeling of pity and sympathy.
  • Shame and Dislike “Su-ho-ji-sim”: The feeling of shame for one’s own wrongdoing and dislike for evil.
  • Deference and Yielding “Sa-yang-ji-sim”: The feeling of modesty and yielding to others.
  • Right and Wrong “Si-bi-ji-sim”: The ability to discern right from wrong.
  • Four Virtues “Sa-deok”: Benevolence, righteousness, propriety, and wisdom.

• Sin “Jae” vs. Transgression “Jae-ak”:

  • Sin “Jae”: Refers to a single mistake that can be forgiven.
  • Transgression “Jae-ak”: Refers to habitual and repeated wrongdoing that is unforgivable and impacts one’s afterlife.
  • Severity: Transgression is far more severe than sin. While sin can be erased through repentance, transgression, if unrepented and repeated, accumulates like sewage, making one unusable in the eyes of Heaven.
  • Divine Judgment: Huh punishes those who commit sins against their conscience, while human judges punish those who break the law. The punishment from Heaven for sin is far more terrifying than legal penalties.
  • Examples of Sin: Not helping the poor, even when one’s own children are well-fed, is considered a sin. Coveting others’ possessions, or even negative facial expressions and words, can constitute sin.
  • Consequences of Transgression: If sin accumulates into transgression, it can lead to genetic curses passed down to descendants, potentially resulting in collective destruction like that of Sodom.

• Sin “Jae” vs. Illegality “Bul-beop”:

  • Sin “Jae”: Judged by Heaven, often leading to divine punishment.
  • Illegality “Bul-beop”: Judged by human judges, leading to legal penalties.
  • Types of Illegality: Violations “e.g., traffic violations”, misuse of loopholes “e.g., tax evasion”, and criminal acts “e.g., robbery, murder”.
  • Severity: Holy punishment for sin is considered more severe than legal penalties for illegality.

6. Punishment and Penalty

There is a clear distinction between punishment “beol” and penalty “hyeong”.

• Punishment “Beol”: This is inflicted by Heaven upon those who commit sins against their conscience.
• Penalty “Hyeong”: This is imposed by human judges on those who commit illegal acts by breaking the law.
• Severity: Punishment from Heaven is far more terrifying than a human penalty. Even after serving a legal penalty for a crime like murder, an individual will still face additional divine punishment from Heaven.
• Scope: Penalties are determined in a courtroom, but divine punishment can be individual or collective, affecting entire populations if humanity as a whole degenerates, as seen in events like Sodom or Noah’s Flood.

7. The Formation of Sin and Merit

Sin and merit are formed through the interaction of the six sensory consciousnesses and the five aggregates.

• The Six Sensory Consciousnesses “Yuk-geun”: These are the six organs of perception: eyes, ears, nose, tongue, body, and mind. They are the physical basis for the six sensory consciousnesses.
• The Five Aggregates “O-on”: These are the five material and mental components that constitute a human being.
  • Form “Saek”: Material elements.
  • Sensation “Su”: Feelings and sensations.
  • Perception “Sang”: Recognition and discernment.
  • Mental Formations “Haeng”: Volitional activities and reactions.
  • Consciousness “Sik”: Information and awareness.

8. The Afterlife and Reincarnation

Human actions and life experiences are never truly lost; they are all recorded. While the physical body returns to dust, the soul travels through a black hole to appear before Huh in Empyrean.

• Judgment in Empyrean: On the first day in the afterlife, the soul faces judgment before Holiness. All of one’s actions are revealed.

• Determining the Next Life: Based on the revealed actions and karmic consequences, and in accordance with the laws of humanity, the next life is determined. This is reincarnation “yun-hoe”.

  • Ascension: If one has lived a life worthy of a “person” “Saram”, they will not be reborn on Earth but will reincarnate on a higher-dimensional star in the universe.
  • Earthly Rebirth: If one has lived a life below the standard of a human, they will be reborn on Earth.
  • Decision-Making: While the system generally determines the destination automatically, in complex or ambiguous cases, a council convenes to make the decision.
  • comprehension Past and Present Lives: To apprehend one’s past life, one should observe what they have received in their current life. To apprehend one’s current life, one should observe what they are doing in this life.

• The Six Paths of Reincarnation “Yuk-do Yun-hoe”: The content of the next life, determined after judgment, includes:

  • Destination: What one will be reborn as “e.g., in Buddhism: hell, hungry ghost, animal, Asura, human, or celestial being”. However, the reality is more complex than these six paths.
  • Wealth and Status: One’s future wealth and social standing.
  • Physique and Blood Type: One’s physical form and blood type.
  • Family and Lineage: One’s family and ancestral line.
  • Lifespan and Health: One’s longevity and state of health.
  • Cosmic Destination: Where in the universe one will go.
  • Appearance and Personality: One’s facial features and character.

• The Death of “Human” vs. “Person”:

  • Death of a Human “In-gan”: When a human dies, they are reborn as a human on Earth within 49 days, as they came to Earth to become a “person” but died before achieving that state. If they committed many sins, they might even be reborn as an animal or lower.
  • Death of a Person “Saram”: A “person” has fulfilled the four virtues and reached a state of completeness. When a person dies, they graduate from the Earthly training ground and leave Earth’s spacetime atmosphere to live in the high-vacuum cosmic space, eventually returning to Huh in Empyrean. They are reborn as a cosmic being.

9. Present Life Reincarnation and Six Paths Reincarnation

There are two types of reincarnation: present life reincarnation and the six paths of reincarnation.

• Present Life Reincarnation “Hyeon-saeng Yun-hoe”: This refers to the daily process of self-reflection, realization, and rebirth within one’s current lifetime. By “Killing” one’s old self and being reborn as a new person each day, one can avoid the six paths of reincarnation.
• Six Paths Reincarnation “Yuk-do Yun-hoe”: Those who achieve enlightenment through extensive present life reincarnation are said to go to paradise “Geuk-rak” after death, thereby avoiding the six paths of reincarnation. In reality, most reincarnate into a better form on Earth. Eventually, when spiritual evolution reaches a certain level, they are integrated into higher-level stars in the universe.

10. The Eight Sufferings of Humanity

Buddhism describes eight fundamental sufferings that humans experience.

• Birth “Saeng-go”: The suffering of being born into this world.
• Aging “No-go”: The suffering of growing old.
• Sickness “Byeong-go”: The suffering experienced through illness.
• Death “Sa-go”: The suffering of having to die.
• Separation from Loved Ones “Ae-byeol-go”: The suffering of parting with those one loves.
• Encountering the Hated “Won-jeung-hoe-go”: The suffering of meeting or living with those one dislikes.
• Not Getting What One Desires “Gu-bu-deuk-go”: The suffering of not obtaining what one wishes for.
• The Five Aggregates of Attachment “O-on-seong-go”: The suffering arising from attachment and clinging to the five aggregates “Form, sensation, perception, mental formations, consciousness”.

Tags: “Huh kyung young, Afterlife, Free Will, Consciousness, Reincarnation, Sin, Wisdom”

Vocabulary

• SpiritNatureTimeEra “Yeong-seong-si-dae”: Spiritual Era
• 사후세계 “Sa-hu-se-gye”: Afterlife
• 의식 “Ui-sik”: Consciousness
• 무의식 “Mu-ui-sik”: Unconscious Mind
• 잠재의식 “Jam-jae-ui-sik”: Subconscious Mind
• 자유의지 “Ja-yu-ui-ji”: Free Will
• 윤회 “Yun-hoe”: Reincarnation
• 죄 “Jae”: Sin
• 죄악 “Jae-ak”: Transgression
• 지혜 “Ji-hye”: Wisdom

신인영성 15. 4-4 어떻게 살아야 하는가

The Era of Huh kyung young’s Spirituality Leading the World: How Should We Live?

1. The Earth as a Training Ground for Spiritual Evolution

The ultimate purpose of life on Earth is for souls to evolve and study. During our lifetime, we are meant to accumulate virtue to ensure a favorable spiritual transformation after death, ultimately escaping the cycle of reincarnation and reaching Empyrean. Humans are designed to forget their past lives at birth. Most individuals, however, lose sight of this profound purpose, pursuing lives driven by instinct and desire, thus falling into greed, anger, and foolishness. This path leads to a downward spiral of reincarnation.

• The Earth as a Soul Training Center: This planet serves as a place where the “seeds of humanity” are nurtured into true human beings.
  • Stage 1: Conception: A collaborative creation involving the divine soul seed, one’s own soul seed, the father’s sperm, and the mother’s egg.
  • Stage 2: Gestation: A ten-month period of adaptation within the mother’s womb, symbolizing the nourishment received.
  • Stage 3: Birth on Earth: The physical arrival on this planet.
  • Stage 4: Human Experience: A period of training through various human experiences.
  • Stage 5: Cosmic Existence: Living as a cosmic being in the galaxy after becoming a true human.
  • Stage 6: Arrival at Empyrean: The final destination in the universe after death.

2. The Secret of Appearance: A Reflection of Inner Self

Huh does not create human appearances equally. The Earth is a “womb” designed to cultivate celestial beings who will reside in Empyrean. Initially, all human “seeds” created in this earthly womb are equal. However, through individual free will, these appearances become unequal. One’s actions on Earth gradually shape their facial features. Therefore, one’s face and physique are direct results of their mind and actions; individuals are born with faces and bodies that correspond to their inner state. In essence, each person sculpts their own appearance.

3. The Law of Coexistence and Co-prosperity for Humanity

While plants operate under the law of survival competition “constantly growing to reach sunlight, with the weaker perishing” and animals follow the law of survival of the fittest “the strong preying on the weak to maintain the ecosystem”. Humans, who come to Earth for spiritual training, are given the law of coexistence and co-prosperity.

• Challenges of Coexistence: This principle runs counter to competitive instincts, making it easy to forget and difficult to practice without continuous self-cultivation and study.
• Practicing Altruism: It requires prioritizing others, acting with altruism, and striving to benefit those around us.
• Building a Harmonious Society: When individuals engage in altruistic actions, a society of coexistence, co-prosperity, and mutual upliftment emerges.
• The Interconnectedness of Humanity: Just as a nuclear power plant failure in one nation can affect all humanity, individual actions have collective consequences. Farmers, factory workers, and merchants all contribute to a system where everyone benefits.
• Gratitude and Mutual Aid: Humans must live with gratitude and mutual assistance. It is essential not to be greedy but to care for others. This is the essence of coexistence and co-prosperity.
• Overcoming Selfishness: This principle goes against human selfish instincts, which often drive individuals to seek more and live better than others. Overcoming these desires, caring for neighbors, sharing good things, and treating everyone with dignity are crucial aspects of spiritual training and evolution.
• No Losers in Coexistence: Those who practice coexistence and co-prosperity will never be left behind or become failures. The heavens ensure perfect balance.
• The True Meaning of “Heaven and Earth, I Alone Am Honored”: This phrase, often misapprehended, signifies that all 7.8 billion people are not separate but one entity, a single human being. It that humanity is a single community, not to be divided into “self” and “other”.

4. The Principle of Horizontal Relationships: Beyond Competition

Huh teaches that all humans should be viewed in a horizontal relationship, not a vertical one. While animals are governed by a vertical structure of the strong preying on the weak, humans are given a horizontal structure of coexistence and co-prosperity, where all join hands to live together.

• The Rock-Paper-Scissors Analogy: This analogy illustrates that humans should not treat each other as competitors.
  • A “rock-like” person “one who gives generously” can overcome a “scissor-like” person “one who harms others”.
  • A “rock-like” person will be defeated by a “paper-like” person “one who hoards”.
  • A “paper-like” person will be defeated by a “scissor-like” person.
  • This cycle implies that no one is inherently superior or inferior, and competition is futile.
• Mutual Assistance, Not Competition: Humans are not meant to be rivals but to help each other. Survival competition is a law for plants, where large trees overshadow smaller ones. However, among humans, the strong should guide the weak. In life, there are no ultimate winners or losers.
• misconstrual the Laws of Nature: Humans often mistakenly believe that the laws of the animal kingdom “survival of the fittest” and the plant kingdom “survival competition” are superior to the human law of coexistence and co-prosperity. Huh has come to correct this misconstrual.
  • Human Law: Coexistence and co-prosperity – living well together through mutual virtue.
  • Animal Law: Survival of the fittest – the strong preying on the weak.
  • Plant Law: Survival competition – the strong pushing out the weak.

5. Practical Virtues for a Fulfilling Life

5.1. Give and Accumulate Virtue

The saying “A house that accumulates good deeds will surely have auspicious events” is an undeniable truth. There are three types of virtue:

• Hidden Virtue “Eumdeok”: Giving secretly, without others knowing.
• Gracious Virtue “Eundeok”: Showing kindness to parents, siblings, and neighbors.
• Public Virtue “Gongdeok”: Sacrificing for the nation or community, or giving to others what one has achieved without claiming it for oneself.

5.2. Share Your Blessings for Others’ Benefit

If a person born with blessings enjoys them all for themselves, their spiritual transformation after death will be diminished. A successful life is one where one uses their blessings for the benefit of others.

5.3. Give Even Without Material Possessions

Buddhism’s “Seven Kinds of Non-Material Giving” “Mujae Chilsi” outlines seven ways to give even without wealth :

• Pleasant Countenance “Hwahan-si”: Brightening one’s face to bring joy to others.
• Kind Words “Eon-si”: Giving through good words.
• Goodwill “Sim-si”: Giving with a good heart.
• Compassionate Gaze “An-si”: Giving with kind and gentle eyes.
• Physical Service “Sin-si”: Giving by helping others with one’s body or actions.
• Yielding Seats “Jwa-si”: Giving by offering one’s seat to others.
• Thoughtful Care “Chal-si”: Giving by carefully observing and helping others.

5.4. Practice Giving Without Attachment “Muju Sang Bosi”

This means giving without dwelling on the act of giving. If one thinks, “I have given” the act loses its meaning. The teaching “Let not your left hand know what your right hand is doing” is in the same vein.

5.5. Honor Parents and Ancestors

Honoring parents is akin to honoring the heavens. Tracing back one’s lineage ultimately leads to the Creator, the heavens. Without filial piety, other good deeds are meaningless.

• Filial Piety During Life “Saengjeon Hyo”:
  • Material Filial Piety “Mul-hyo”: Providing parents with food, clothing, and shelter.
  • Emotional Filial Piety “Sin-hyo”: Bringing joy to parents, such as by marrying and having grandchildren.
  • Great Filial Piety “Dae-hyo”: Bringing honor to the family name and contributing to the well-being of other parents.
• Filial Piety After Death “Sahu Hyo”: Performing ancestral rites or memorial services.

5.6. Be Humble

Humility is a virtue that brings blessings. Arrogance, claiming only oneself is right, is worse than murder. Humility eliminates stress. Those who lower themselves experience no stress, and comprehension this is a sign of enlightenment.

• Levels of Humility:
  • Humility “Gyeomson”: A state of mind.
  • Modesty “Gyeomnyang”: Humility expressed through actions.
  • Reverence “Gyeongyang”: The highest form, humility practiced spiritually.

5.7. Do Not Eat from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil

Do not judge or criticize others based on your own standards of right and wrong. See only the good in others. Criticizing others is like eating from the forbidden tree. We must love and respect others, covering their faults. Judgment belongs solely to the divine.

5.8. Do Not Commit the Nine Evils

Buddhism extensively discusses the “Nine Evils” “Gu-eop”, which include various forms of harmful speech. Avoid slandering others; speak only good words.

5.9. Break Free from Greed, Anger, and Foolishness “Tam Jin Chi”

These are the three poisons that lead to suffering. Ignorance and foolishness are considered sins.

5.10. Do Not Hate Others

In a conflict between perpetrator and victim, the victim is often more likely to accumulate greater sin. While the perpetrator may feel remorse and move on, the victim often harbors resentment.

• Transforming Resentment: Just as an oyster transforms an irritant into a pearl, one should not engrave resentment in their heart. Even if someone has wronged you, do not retaliate with hatred. Instead, transform it into something beautiful, like a pearl.
• “He who calls me good is my enemy; he who calls me evil is my teacher”: Remember this saying.
• Life as an Illusion: This world is an illusion, not reality. Everyone is merely playing a role based on their past karma. If you are cheated out of money, it means you likely cheated someone in a past life. When considering past lives, there is no such thing as unfairness or a reason to hate. Instead, your negative karma is reduced.

5.11. Love and Respect All Life

All living beings dislike death. We must strive for the well-being of our own lives and the lives of others. Animals should also be respected and not abused.

5.12. Cherish Nature

Avoid polluting the environment. Refrain from actions such as using pesticides and chemical fertilizers, deforestation, industrial waste discharge, vehicle idling, and mass livestock farming. Environmental pollution can lead to the destruction of Earth and humanity.

5.13. Strive to Maintain the Middle Path

Avoid extremes and strive for balance, harmony, and neutrality.

5.14. Do Not View Others with a Competitive Mindset

Instead, view them with a compassionate heart. Ten virtuous attitudes are necessary when looking at others :

• Compassion “Jabi-sim”: A heart that extends mercy.
• Benevolence “Jaeae-sim”: A kind and loving heart.
• Joy “Hwanhui-sim”: A joyful heart.
• Equanimity “Pyeongjeong-sim”: A peaceful and calm heart.
• Universal Love “Bakae-sim”: A heart that loves all people without discrimination.
• Communication “communication-sim”: A desire to communicate.
• Yielding “Plusbo-sim”: Giving up what one wants or desires for others.
• Oneness “Dongche-sim”: The belief that self and others are not separate but one.
• Consideration “Baeryeo-sim”: A desire to help or care for others.
• Altruism “Ita-sim”: Prioritizing others and seeking their benefit.

5.15. Act Wisely

Strive to be a person who alleviates suffering.

5.16. Love Your Enemies

The right to hate humans, or to judge good and evil, belongs solely to the Creator. This is why Jesus said in Matthew 5:39, “If anyone slaps you on the right cheek, turn to them the other cheek also” rather than hating others. Even figures like Hitler, who caused immense suffering, should be loved. Forgiveness and love can be a greater form of revenge than fighting and resentment. However, loving one’s enemies is extremely difficult for humans. Jesus was the only one who truly practiced this.

6. The Forbidden Fruit: The Creator’s Judgment

The “Forbidden fruit” in Christianity symbolizes the Creator’s exclusive right to judge good and evil. When humans judge others as good or evil, they are committing a sin against heaven by infringing upon the Creator’s judgment. This is why nations are increasingly hesitant to carry out capital punishment. Humans have no right to kill other humans, nor do they have the right to judge them as good or evil. Humans have only the duty to love, regardless of circumstances, and no right to judge. By presuming the right to judge, which was never given to them, humans commit a great sin that grows into wickedness.

7. The Misapprehended Crow and Magpie

Humans often misapprehend and act contrary to the divine will.

• The Crow “Kkamagwi”: Often considered a bad bird, the crow is actually the most filial of all birds, known for “returning the favor of the parents” “Banpo Ji-eo”. Crows feed their elderly parents until death. They also eat harmful parasites like roundworms, liver flukes, and tapeworms, and warn humans of potential accidents with their cries. Yet, humans mistakenly consider this wise bird, which helps save lives, as a bad bird that pecks at crops.

8. The Laws of Scolding, Praise, Apology, and Gratitude

8.1. The Three Laws of Scolding

When scolding, one must first observe and apprehend the reason for the mistake.

• Scold Separately: Scolding in front of others “e.g., a spouse in front of a party, a sibling in front of a younger sibling, or a manager in front of employees” severely disrupts hierarchy and order.
• Scold Briefly: Prolonged scolding can have severe consequences, as seen in an incident where a young man stabbed an elder after a long scolding.
• Observe First: Before scolding, observe to apprehend if the person has significant worries or problems.

8.2. The Three Laws of Praise

Praise is the opposite of scolding.

• Praise Publicly: Praise should be given openly.
• Praise Lengthily: Praise should be extended.
• Praise Promptly: Praise should be given as quickly as possible.

8.3. The Three Laws of Apology

When apologizing for one’s mistakes, one must exaggerate and magnify their fault as much as possible. Minimizing or indirectly apologizing makes it merely a formality.

• Apologize Promptly: Apologies should be given quickly.
• Apologize Extensively: Apologies should be magnified.
• Apologize Lengthily: Apologies should be given at length.

8.4. The Three Laws of Gratitude

• Express Gratitude Promptly: Gratitude should be expressed quickly.
• Offer Compensation: Compensation should be offered.
• Express Gratitude Lengthily: Gratitude should be expressed at length.

9. The Wisdom of Aligning with Heaven’s Will

Living in accordance with Heaven’s will is the wisest way to live. Heaven is the master and ruler of all creation. Heaven’s will is impartial. Participating in the work of Huh, the Creator, is to participate in the work of Heaven.

Tags: “SpiritualEvolution, Coexistence, Altruism, Humility, DivineJudgment, FilialPiety, Environmentalism”

Vocabulary

• SpiritNatureTimeEra “Yeongseong Sidae”: Era of Spirituality
• 영혼 수련장 “Yeonghon Suryeonjang”: Soul Training Ground
• 탐진치 “Tam Jin Chi”: Greed, Anger, Foolishness “Three Poisons”
• 공존 공영 “Gongjon Gongyeong”: Coexistence and Co-prosperity
• 약육강식 “Yakyuk Gangsik”: Survival of the Fittest
• 생존 경쟁 “Saengjon Gyeongjaeng”: Survival Competition
• 음덕 “Eumdeok”: Hidden Virtue
• 무제 칠시 “Mujae Chilsi”: Seven Kinds of Non-Material Giving
• 무주상 보시 “Muju Sang Bosi”: Giving Without Attachment
• 선악과 “Seonakgwa”: Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil

신인영성 16. 신인 허경영의 영성 기적과 발자취 사진자료

The Era of Huh kyung young’s Spirituality Leading the World

Tags: “Huh kyung young, Spirituality, Miracles, Alpha, Divine Energy”

1. The Divine Footprints and Miracles of Huh kyung young

The era led by Huh kyung young’s spiritual power is now guiding the world. This section details the miraculous spiritual journey and the profound impact of Huh kyung young, as evidenced by various photographic records.

2. The Sacred Grounds of Alpha

Alpha serves as a central point for Huh kyung young’s teachings and activities.

• Personal Devotion: Huh kyung young always keeps soil from his mother’s grave close by, symbolizing deep reverence and connection.
• Architectural Significance: The comprehensive guide to Alpha showcases its various sacred spaces.
• Stairway to Heaven: The grand staircase within Alpha is personally overseen by Huh kyung young during its construction, each step imbued with spiritual significance.
• Evening Serenity: The tranquil evening views of Alpha offer a peaceful atmosphere for reflection.

3. Seasonal Gatherings and Photographic Records

Before lectures at Alpha, it was customary for attendees to gather outdoors for photographs, capturing the essence of each season.

• Past Gatherings: Previously, before lectures commenced, everyone would assemble outside for group photos.
• Seasonal Variations: These gatherings took place across all seasons—spring, summer, autumn, and winter—each offering a unique backdrop.

4. Manifestations of Divine Energy: Celestial Phenomena

Alpha is a site where extraordinary celestial phenomena are frequently observed, demonstrating Huh kyung young’s spiritual influence.

• Angelic Light Phenomenon: Photographs and videos taken by supporters at night have captured what appears to be angelic light emanating from the roof of the main building.
  • This phenomenon is described as an undeniable manifestation of angelic energy, impossible to manipulate.
  • Numerous moving videos of this phenomenon are available online for viewing.
• The Enlarging Moon Miracle: During mountain excursions after lectures, Huh kyung young would often bless the moon.
  • Supporters witnessed the moon dramatically increase in size after his blessing, causing astonishment.
  • Photographs taken afterward captured the remaining enlarged state of the moon, showing a clear difference in size before and after the blessing.
• Frequent UFO Sightings: Unidentified Flying Objects are often observed at night around Alpha.
  • While some may dismiss these sightings, they are a recurring phenomenon at Alpha.
  • Enlarged images of these UFOs are also available.

5. Miraculous Preservation and Transformation

Huh kyung young’s spiritual power extends to the preservation and transformation of physical objects.

• The Unspoiled Cake: A special cream cake, prepared by supporters for a significant event on December 24, 2018, remains perfectly preserved years later.
  • Huh kyung young instructed that the cake not be cut, and it has since remained intact, with only slight moisture evaporation.
  • The long-term preservation of a fresh cream cake is considered an impossible feat under normal circumstances.
• Milk Transformation Experiment: An experiment was conducted where Huh kyung young’s photograph was affixed to milk cartons.
  • Milk with his photo attached separated into water and protein, which then transformed into cheese with a fragrant aroma, preventing spoilage.
  • Conversely, milk without his photo spoiled. This experiment is encouraged for others to try.

6. Control Over Natural Elements

Huh kyung young has demonstrated the ability to influence weather patterns.

• Rain Cessation for Photography: On multiple occasions, when light rain was falling before outdoor photo sessions, Huh kyung young would express a desire to take pictures, and the rain would cease.
  • This phenomenon is well-known among Alpha members.
• Selective Rain Protection: On August 17, 2021, during heavy rainfall at Alpha, a supporter photographed a signboard.
  • Despite the intense rain, the section of the signboard with the Alpha inscription remained completely dry, while other parts were wet.
  • This raises the question of why certain areas were protected from the rain while others were not.

7. Energetic Blessings and Global Influence

Huh kyung young bestows individual energetic blessings and his influence extends internationally.

• Light from Alpha: A journalist once captured a photograph of light streaming from a window at Alpha, a window that did not physically exist.
• Energy Propagation through Prayer: In February 2020, in Los Angeles, USA, a teacher named Baekcheon prayed by repeatedly invoking Huh kyung young’s name.
  • Videos show energy radiating outwards with each invocation.
  • These videos are also available on YouTube.
• Empyrean Nameplate and Global Peace: Those who apply for a Empyrean nameplate receive one, and it is believed that by doing so, one contributes to global peace.
  • Possessing a Empyrean nameplate is said to alleviate the fear of death, bringing profound inner peace.
• International Lectures: Huh kyung young has delivered invited lectures in New York, USA, including a notable address in front of the Wall Street Charging Bull.

8. Profound Solitude and Compassionate Actions

Despite his public role, Huh kyung young is perceived as a figure of deep thought and solitude, coupled with immense compassion.

• A Glimpse of Solitude: A photograph depicting Huh kyung young standing with his hands behind his back, appearing pensive and solitary, evoked strong emotional responses from supporters.
  • This image conveyed a sense of his profound contemplation and unexpected loneliness.
  • While individual interpretations may vary, the emotional impact of the photo was significant.
• Compassion for Children with Cancer: Upon his release from imprisonment, Huh kyung young immediately went to a foundation for children with cancer.
  • He donated all his personal funds to this foundation, demonstrating his deep compassion.

9. Visionary Leadership and Preparedness

Huh kyung young possesses a unique vision for the Korean Peninsula and has been preparing for his leadership role since childhood.

• The Korean Peninsula as a Horse: While many perceive the Korean Peninsula as a tiger or rabbit, Huh kyung young envisions it as a horse, a shape he has personally drawn.
• Lifelong Preparation: Many of his insights and drawings were prepared from a young age, often using simple felt-tip pens.
  • This demonstrates his long-standing preparation to be a leader.
• The Emperor’s dome in “Island of eternal roots” : The Emperor’s dome is being meticulously prepared in “Island of eternal roots” , reflecting his detailed planning.

10. The Transformative Power of Huh kyung young’s Spirituality

Huh kyung young’s spirituality is poised to transform human life and global civilization.

• Personal and Global Transformation: His spiritual power is believed to change individual lives and reshape human civilization.
• Global Focus on Spirituality: The entire world is turning its attention to his spirituality, leading people from across the globe to the Korean Peninsula.
• Unprecedented Blessings: The core elements of this spiritual era—Empyrean, blessings, cheonsa, divine energy, and spiritual energy—are described as boundless blessings from heaven, bestowed upon humanity only once in billions of years of Earth’s history.
• A Sacred Encounter: Meeting Huh kyung young, the cosmic entity, is considered a sacred and extraordinary fortune.

Vocabulary

• SpiritNature: Spirituality
• 신인: Holiness
• 발자취: Footprints
• 하늘궁: Alpha
• 천국의 계단: Stairway to Heaven
• 축복: Blessing
• 천사: Cheonsa
• 영적 에너지: Spiritual Energy
• 백궁: Empyrean
• 우주 본체: Cosmic Entity