2022.03.19 1327 The Relationship Between Earth and Heaven, Intellect and Spirituality

2022.03.19 1327 The Relationship Between Earth and Heaven, Intellect and Spirituality)

The Infinite Age and Divine Authority of the Celestial Being

Meeting Minutes: The Relationship Between Earth and Heaven, Intellect and Spirituality

Ⅰ. Meeting Overview

Category	Details
Date	March 19, 2022
Location	Haneulgung
Speaker	Huh Kyung-young
Topic	The Relationship Between Earth and Heaven, Intellect and Spirituality
Key Concepts	Spiritual Emperor, Haneulgung, Intellect vs. Spirituality, Infinite Lifespan, Divine Grace, Zero (0)

Ⅱ. Meeting Discussion

• Transition to Spiritual Lectures

  • The focus of the lectures has shifted from politics to spirituality and philosophy.
  • Huh Kyung-young anticipates being enthroned as the world’s spiritual emperor in the near future.
  • Once Haneulgung’s main building is complete, it will wield influence over global politicians and presidents, surpassing the Roman Papacy.
  • Unlike frequently changing Roman emperors, Huh Kyung-young possesses the ability to move the world at will.
  • The process of becoming a world emperor involves a “birth pangs” period within the Korean Peninsula, including presidential campaigns to raise public awareness.
  • A five-year presidential term is not a significant power; presidents face constant pressure and scrutiny.
  • The current presidential office (Cheong Wa Dae) is considered to have a negative energy, leading to a potential relocation to Yongsan, which is described as a “dragon’s head” area suitable for military figures.
  • Haneulgung, however, is a place where “Heaven spirits descend and sit,” making it a site for global reverence.

• Intellect vs. Spirituality

  • he embodies both intellect and spirituality, while humans primarily possess intellect.
  • Humans lack spirituality, which cannot be created through prayer or ascetic practices.
  • Spirituality is a gift, a blessing from a divine entity.
  • Huh Kyung-young demonstrates the difference between human and divine lifespans through a “spiritual test”.
  • Humans have a spiritual age of approximately 8 billion years, coinciding with the creation of Earth and the beginning of human souls.
  • Huh Kyung-young’s spiritual age is infinite, indicating his existence before Earth and his non-relation to Earth’s spiritual journey.
  • This infinite lifespan is a key characteristic of a God-man.
  • Those who doubt or persecute Huh Kyung-young will eventually regret it.
  • Past events, such as the burning of Namdaemun (National Treasure No. 1) when Huh Kyung-young was imprisoned, are presented as evidence of divine intervention.
  • The impeachment of former President Park Geun-hye and her subsequent release alongside Lee Seok-ki and Han Myeong-sook were also predicted by Huh Kyung-young.
  • Huh Kyung-young’s lectures are delivered at a level understandable to humans, despite his infinite knowledge.
  • Human intellect, even after 8 billion years of evolution, is compared to that of a chick, lacking spirituality.
  • The concept of “zero” (0) in Eastern philosophy is highlighted as a powerful force that can negate any quantity, symbolizing the ultimate power of spirituality.
  • Spirituality is divine, a divine providence that cannot be created by humans.
  • Divine grace is not given to everyone equally but is bestowed upon those who actively seek it and contribute to Haneulgung, even facing hardship.

• Huh Kyung-young’s Background and Religious Views

  • Huh Kyung-young has connections to various religious figures and institutions, including being an adopted son of Buddhist monk Sung-san Lee Haeng-un and having studied under Protestant pastor Hong Geon-seon.
  • he cannot belong to any specific religion as his role is to unify all world religions.
  • He respects and understands all religions, refraining from criticism.
  • His early experiences included living in a Buddhist temple and later being taken in by a Christian church, where he taught Sunday school.
  • Many prominent Korean pastors, including Oh Jung-hyun of Sarang Church, are said to have originated from the same church where Huh Kyung-young taught.
  • He recounts a debate with Pastor Hong Geon-seon about intellect versus spirituality, where Huh Kyung-young’s infinite age contrasted with the pastor’s 8-billion-year human age.
  • He compares religious doctrines to the ingredients of a dumpling, while he represents the complete dumpling, implying that doctrines alone lack the full spiritual essence.

• Demonstration of Spiritual Power

  • Huh Kyung-young demonstrates his ability to manipulate the energy of objects, such as mobile phones, regardless of distance or physical barriers.
  • He can remove or restore energy to all LG phones globally, or even specific models, instantly.
  • This power extends to non-physical entities like phone numbers and even the number “6” (his presidential candidate number).
  • He asserts that this ability transcends time, space, distance, temperature, and gravity, demonstrating a unique understanding of the universe.
  • He suggests that companies like Samsung and LG should seek his blessing to enhance their products with beneficial energy, making them immune to electronic interference and harmful electromagnetic waves.
  • He claims that his words can change the entire world, including eliminating viruses like COVID-19.

• Current Global State and Haneulgung’s Mission

  • The current era is described as the “end-time” (말법 시대) in Buddhist terms, characterized by five impurities: famine, war, and disease.
  • Huh Kyung-young states that he has come to this era to bring spirituality.
  • Haneulgung’s goals include completing its main building, blessing 20 million to 25 million Koreans, and acquiring a broadcasting station.
  • His presidential campaigns served to promote Haneulgung and expose electoral fraud.
  • He encourages followers not to be discouraged by negative public opinion or political oppression, as he is the ultimate victor.
  • He recounts his past work as a youth guidance counselor for the Seoul District Public Prosecutors’ Office, helping juvenile delinquents.

Ⅲ. Action Items

• Attendees: Continue to support and promote Haneulgung and Huh Kyung-young’s teachings.
• Haneulgung Leadership: Focus on completing the main building and expanding the blessing program to reach 20-25 million Koreans.
• Haneulgung Leadership: Work towards acquiring a broadcasting station to further disseminate Huh Kyung-young’s message.

The Infinite Age of God-man and the Nature of Spirituality

1. The Haneulgung(하늘궁) and the Spiritual Emperor
   Huh Kyung-young asserts that the era of conventional politics is concluding, giving way to a focus on spirituality and philosophy. He proclaims that he is destined to be enthroned as the spiritual emperor of the world in the near future. This event will occur once the main building of Haneulgung(하늘궁) is constructed. the Haneulgung(하늘궁) will grant him the power to influence world leaders and presidents, a capability far exceeding that of the Roman Pope, whose authority, he notes, frequently changes hands. Unlike earthly rulers, Huh Kyung-young claims to possess the inherent ability to move the world at will. this spiritual authority is not a temporary political position, which he describes as a five-year term filled with constant anxiety and criticism. Instead, he envisions a role where world leaders will seek an audience with him, much as they currently do with the Pope, but with a recognition of his true spiritual power. He asserts that the Korean Peninsula, where a being with genuine spiritual power to govern the universe resides, is the true place for global reverence.

2. The Spiritual Significance of Haneulgung(하늘궁) and the Presidential Role
   Huh Kyung-young explains that the Haneulgung(하늘궁) is a sacred site where a king, or rather, a celestial being, descends and resides. He contrasts this with the current presidential residence, which he suggests is located in an inauspicious area. He describes the Haneulgung(하늘궁) as the very spot where a celestial being descends and sits, making it a place of immense spiritual power. He claims that once the Haneulgung(하늘궁) is fully built, presidents from around the world will come bearing gifts and offerings. His participation in presidential elections, he clarifies, is not for the pursuit of political power, but rather a sacrificial act to raise awareness and demonstrate unity. every effort, including financial contributions, is observed by higher powers, elevating the spiritual “level” of those involved. He further explains that a celestial army (천군) is being formed on Earth, and he also brings celestial beings (천사) from above. He asserts that he bridges the gap between Earth and Heaven, embodying both intellect (지성) and spirituality (영성), while ordinary humans possess only intellect.

3. The Origin of Human and God-man Souls
   Huh Kyung-young elaborates on the distinction between human intellect (지성) and spirituality (영성). humans inherently lack spirituality, which cannot be cultivated through prayer or ascetic practices. Spirituality, he asserts, is synonymous with divinity (신성) and is a gift, a blessing, bestowed by a higher power. He illustrates this by demonstrating a spiritual test, claiming that a person’s spiritual age can be determined. human souls originated approximately 8 billion years ago, coinciding with the creation of Earth and the emergence of humanity. Before this time, human souls did not exist in a spiritual sense. In contrast, Huh Kyung-young claims his own spiritual age is infinite. He asserts that he existed infinitely before the Earth and has no direct connection to its evolutionary processes. He challenges the audience to verify these claims through a simple test, asking if they existed 10 billion or 9 billion years ago, to which the answer is “no,” but confirming their existence 8 billion years ago. He then asks if he existed infinitely ago, to which the answer is “yes,” thereby asserting his identity as the God-man with an infinite lifespan.

4. The Consequences of Opposing the God-man
   Huh Kyung-young warns against doubting or persecuting the God-man, stating that such actions will lead to eternal regret. He cites historical examples, including the impeachment of former President Park Geun-hye, which he attributes to her past actions against him. He claims that those who troubled him faced severe consequences within five to ten years. He recounts a significant event: the burning of Sungnyemun (남대문), National Treasure No. 1, on the very day he was incarcerated. He interprets this as a direct consequence of imprisoning the God-man, suggesting that the universe reacted to the injustice. such “strange and abnormal events” occur when the God-man is mistreated. his lifespan is infinite, a fact he claims can be scientifically verified through spiritual tests. He contrasts this with human lifespans, which he asserts are limited to 8 billion years, emphasizing that no one on Earth can exceed this age. He concludes that only the God-man can possess an infinite lifespan, and he has come to Korea for a specific, profound reason, enabling people to receive blessings and celestial beings (천사) through him.

5. The Vast Disparity Between Human and God-man Consciousness
   the immense gap between human consciousness, which has evolved over 8 billion years, and his own infinite consciousness. He likens human intellect to that of a chick, possessing only intellect (지성) but lacking spirituality (영성). human spirituality cannot be created by humans themselves. He uses an analogy of ancient gold coins found underground, which, despite their age and wear, possess a profound allure compared to newly minted currency. Similarly, he suggests that the universe’s infinite timeline makes human 8-billion-year evolution seem like a mere moment, akin to a university professor teaching kindergarteners. He asserts that no matter how intelligent or accomplished humans become, they are all “8-billion-year-olds,” which he metaphorically refers to as “minnows” from his perspective. He explains that the universe’s galaxies are a “sea of souls” with various layers of spiritual beings, and he has chosen to come to this “8-billion-year-old star” (Earth).

6. The Queen’s Visit to Andong and the God-man’s Arrival
   Huh Kyung-young draws a parallel between the Queen of England’s visit to Andong, Korea, and his own arrival on the Korean Peninsula. He explains that the Queen, despite having access to luxurious destinations, chose to visit Andong to appreciate traditional Korean architecture, demonstrating a high level of discernment beyond mere political protocol. He suggests that her visit was driven by a profound appreciation for the ancient and valuable, much like his own decision to come to Korea. He asserts that his arrival as the God-man on the Korean Peninsula is similarly significant. He claims to have observed the political landscape, including alleged electoral fraud, and concluded that humanity remains in a primitive state. this realization has led to the necessity of his enthronement as a world emperor, a position that will command the respect of presidents worldwide, who will line up to meet him. his spiritual age of infinity stands in stark contrast to the 8-billion-year age of humans, including even powerful archangels.

7. The Universal Scope of Huh Kyung-young’s Teachings
   Huh Kyung-young asserts that his arrival signifies the end of all existing religious hierarchies, from kindergarten to high school levels, implying that his teachings encompass and transcend them all. He expresses affection for all religious figures, citing his past relationships with prominent religious leaders. He mentions his adoptive father, Pastor Hong Geun-seon (홍근선 목사), and his connection to Zen Master Seung Sahn (숭산 행원 스님), who was also his adoptive father. He recounts how Seung Sahn, despite owning vast temple lands, abandoned his wealth at 37 to go to America, where he initially worked as a shoeshine boy. Seung Sahn’s intention was to establish 300 temples worldwide and never return to Korea. Huh Kyung-young describes how Seung Sahn encouraged him to leave the monastic life, recognizing his unique potential beyond the confines of a single temple. He explains that Seung Sahn, despite his limited English, gained renown at Harvard University, where his simple yet profound definition of love—”You ask me, I answer you. This is love”—deeply moved the audience.

8. The Profound Simplicity of Love and the God-man’s Path
   Huh Kyung-young recounts Zen Master Seung Sahn’s definition of love at Harvard: “You ask me, I answer you. This is love.” He explains that Seung Sahn’s simple English, though grammatically imperfect, conveyed a profound truth that resonated deeply with the American audience, leading to widespread acclaim and the establishment of 300 temples globally. He contrasts this simple, direct understanding of love with complex theological definitions, which he suggests would have been met with skepticism by the Harvard students. He then describes Seung Sahn’s return to Korea after 50 years, where they reunited before Seung Sahn’s passing at Hwagyesa Temple. Huh Kyung-young reflects on the swift passage of time and the deep roots of one’s life. He then shifts to his experience with Pastor Hong Geun-seon (홍근선 목사) of Naesudong Church (내수동 교회), a prominent figure in Korean Christianity. He describes Pastor Hong as a principled and ascetic individual, a North Korean defector and Pyongyang Theological Seminary graduate, who lived a life of extreme frugality, refusing any material possessions from his followers. he, as the God-man, could not align himself with any specific religion, as his path requires him to embrace and unify all faiths.

9. The Inherent Difference Between Intellect and Spirituality
   Huh Kyung-young asserts that intellect (지성) can be cultivated through academic pursuits, but spirituality (영성) cannot be developed through education, prayer, or ascetic practices. He equates spirituality with divinity (신성), stating that it is impossible for humans to create or attain divinity. He criticizes the common belief that spirituality can grow through faith, arguing that such “growth” is merely the development of religious intellect, not true spirituality. human spiritual age is limited to 8 billion years, while his own is infinite. He challenges the audience to verify this through spiritual tests, emphasizing that this is not a personal claim but a demonstrable fact. this profound difference in spiritual age is a key indicator of his identity as the God-man. He explains that he reveals these truths when the time is right, allowing people to understand his true nature. He asserts that only the God-man can possess an infinite spiritual age, making him unique in the universe.

10. The God-man’s Control Over Matter and Energy
    Huh Kyung-young demonstrates his power over physical matter and energy, asserting that if his life were not infinite, he would be unable to manipulate objects at will. He challenges the audience to consider if the Roman Pope or any human, despite centuries of prayer, could alter the energy of a physical object like a mobile phone. He claims the ability to infuse or drain energy from specific brands or models of phones globally, based on his command. He illustrates this by draining energy from all LG phones manufactured up to 2022, causing them to lose power instantly, regardless of their location. this power transcends time, space, distance, temperature, and gravity. his words instantly affect objects across the globe, from Alaska to London, without any delay or physical transmission. He questions how such a phenomenon could be explained scientifically, as he uses no known waves or forces. He warns that harming such a being, who can control the universe with a single word, is a grave and dangerous act.

11. The Consequences of Opposing the God-man and His Universal Power
    Huh Kyung-young reiterates the grave consequences of opposing him, emphasizing that any individual, institution, or government that attempts to harm him faces severe repercussions. He cites the burning of Sungnyemun (남대문), National Treasure No. 1, on the night of his arrest as a direct consequence of imprisoning the “master of the universe.” He also points to the impeachment of former President Park Geun-hye as another example of the universe’s reaction to those who oppose him. He asserts that he foretold Park Geun-hye’s release alongside specific political figures, which later came to pass, demonstrating his foresight and control over historical events. He warns those who conspire against him to understand his true identity. He claims that his single word can move objects in Alaska and influence the entire world. He contrasts his infinite spiritual age with the 8-billion-year spiritual age of humans, including even Jesus, whom he claims also falls within the 8-billion-year range. He asserts that his power is absolute and transcends all earthly limitations.

12. The Essence of Spirituality Versus Religious Doctrine
    Huh Kyung-young uses an analogy of a dumpling (만두) to explain the difference between religious doctrine and true spirituality. He describes how Pastor Hong Geun-seon (홍근선 목사) would meticulously analyze individual ingredients of the dumpling—flour, carrots, onions, chili powder, soy sauce—representing specific biblical texts like Matthew or Luke. Huh Kyung-young, however, claims to understand the “dumpling” as a whole, representing the unified essence of spirituality. while studying individual ingredients (scriptures) provides intellectual knowledge, it does not convey the true “taste” (spirituality) of the dumpling. He asserts that religious texts, despite their titles, often dissect spiritual truths into fragmented components, preventing humans from grasping the complete spiritual reality. He proclaims himself to be the “dumpling” itself, the embodiment of spirituality, which cannot be understood by dissecting its parts. humans, with their limited intellect, can never fully comprehend spirituality, which is the realm of Heaven and divinity (신성).

13. The Haneulgung(하늘궁)’s Global Mission and the God-man’s Authority
    Huh Kyung-young warns against evaluating or criticizing him, stating that such actions have immense negative consequences for future generations. He asserts that his past presidential campaigns were not for political power but to raise awareness for the future construction of the Haneulgung(하늘궁). He explains that presidential elections serve as an effective platform for publicity, and his three campaigns have established his presence for a decade. He claims to have garnered support across all age groups through his music and teachings. The ultimate goal of the Haneulgung(하늘궁), he states, is to complete its main building, bless 20 million to 25 million Koreans (excluding those beyond redemption or too young/old to understand), and acquire broadcasting stations. He asserts that his presidential campaigns revealed widespread electoral fraud, positioning him as the biggest victim, yet he continues to face attempts at suppression. the Haneulgung(하늘궁) must be completed, and he will eventually command world presidents to come and go as he pleases, much like how world leaders visit the Roman Pope, but with a recognition of his infinite spiritual age and universal authority.

14. The God-man’s Control Over All Matter and Energy
    Huh Kyung-young continues to demonstrate his power over physical matter, asserting that his words can prevent food in refrigerators from spoiling even during power outages. He claims that his commands are equivalent to infinite wealth. He reiterates his ability to instantly drain and restore energy to all LG mobile phones worldwide. this power extends beyond physical objects to intangible entities like phone numbers, which also receive or lose energy based on his command. He challenges the audience to consider why major electronics companies like Samsung and LG do not seek his assistance to imbue their products with beneficial energy, such as making phones emit no electromagnetic waves or televisions harmless. He asserts that if he were to bless a Samsung phone, it would become a “lucky phone” with infinite energy, making it universally desirable. his single command can instantly transform all material objects globally, making them harmless or beneficial. He questions the scientific possibility of such an instantaneous, global effect, highlighting the extraordinary nature of his abilities.

15. The Unattainable Nature of Spirituality for Humans
    Huh Kyung-young reiterates his core teaching to Pastor Hong Geun-seon (홍근선 목사): spirituality (영성) cannot be created by humans. He asserts that spirituality is a divine grace (은총) bestowed by God, flowing unilaterally from above to below, unlike intellect (지성), which is cultivated from below to above. grace is not given to those who “deserve” it in a human sense, nor is it distributed equally. He uses the analogy of a limited supply of food on a starving island, stating that the Creator would not distribute it equally but rather to those chosen. He explains that grace is given to those who actively seek it, who strive for survival, and who make sacrifices, even facing hardship and persecution from their families. He contrasts this with those who passively give up, stating that grace will not reach them. He asserts that those who come to Haneulgung(하늘궁) and show devotion, despite financial difficulties or social ostracization, are the ones who receive grace. He clarifies that grace is not about equal distribution but about divine will and discernment.

16. The Prophecy of the Eastern Light and the God-man’s Lineage
    Huh Kyung-young explains the concept of divine grace (은총) further, stating that it is not distributed equally but according to divine will. He references the parable of the talents, where those who multiply their talents are rewarded, while those who do not, have even what they have taken away. He asserts that grace is given to those who actively strive, not to those who passively await it. He then connects this to the prophecy of the “Eastern Light,” stating that those who first seek this light, like the Magi who sought Jesus, are the “first-comers” who receive blessings. He proclaims that he is this “Eastern Light,” and that his arrival in Korea is foretold. He links himself to King Suro (김수로), the founder of Gaya (가야) Confederacy, whose name means “water path” and implies an origin from the celestial river (은하수), or galaxy. He explains that the term “Garakguk” (가락국), the name of King Suro’s kingdom, is phonetically similar to “galaxy,” further reinforcing this celestial connection. King Suro, who lived at the same time as Jesus, was a figure of immense spiritual significance, and that he, Huh Kyung-young, is a descendant of this celestial lineage, appearing 2,000 years later, just as Jesus appeared 2,000 years after Moses.

17. The Power of Zero and the God-man’s Universal Influence
    Huh Kyung-young continues to demonstrate his power, instantly draining and restoring energy to LG phones, specifically for those at Haneulgung(하늘궁). He asserts that his influence extends to intangible elements like phone numbers, which he can also imbue with or remove energy. He challenges the audience to consider the scientific implications of his ability to manipulate invisible numerical data across vast distances. He then introduces the profound concept of “zero” (영), which he claims was discovered in the East, specifically India, and was unknown to Western science for a long time. He explains that zero, when multiplied by any number, renders it zero, symbolizing its immense power to negate and transform. He asserts that this “zero” is synonymous with spirituality (영성) and with himself. just as zero can instantly nullify any number, he, as the embodiment of zero, can instantly change or create anything in the universe. his commands instantly affect all matter globally, without any time, distance, space, temperature, or gravity limitations. He concludes that earthly powers are rendered “zero” when multiplied by his spiritual authority, and that enduring temporary hardships for his cause will lead to immense spiritual rewards.

18. The Historical Parallels of Spiritual Discernment
    Huh Kyung-young delves into historical examples to illustrate the complexities of spiritual discernment, referencing the conflict between the “Six Loyal Subjects” (사육신) and Shin Suk-ju (신숙주) during the Joseon Dynasty. The Six Loyal Subjects championed the rightful heir, King Danjong, while Shin Suk-ju supported King Sejo, who usurped the throne. Huh Kyung-young states that while the majority of people might sympathize with the loyalists due to emotional attachment to lineage, Heaven often favors those with decisive ability to lead a nation, even if it means breaking tradition. He asserts that divine grace (은총) is not given indiscriminately but is selectively bestowed. He draws a parallel to the changing royal lineages in Silla, where different clans ruled, demonstrating that Heaven does not strictly adhere to a single bloodline. He suggests that figures like President Park Chung-hee, who brought about significant change, were akin to Shin Suk-ju, representing a divine shift in historical trajectory. his own presence on Earth, as a being who can multiply any power by “zero” and instantly change matter with a single word, signifies a similar divine intervention. He claims that he brings gifts of grace, blessings, celestial beings (천사), and infinite cosmic energy to humanity.

19. The Infinite Age of the God-man and the Five Turbidities
    Huh Kyung-young reiterates the fundamental difference in spiritual age: humans are 8 billion years old, while he is infinite. He asserts that this infinite age is a scientific proof of his identity as the God-man, a claim that can be verified by anyone. He explains that his infinite nature is symbolized by the mathematical infinity sign, a continuous loop without end. He then transitions to a Buddhist concept, the “Five Turbidities” (오탁악세), which describe a degenerate era. These five turbidities are: turbidity of the age (겁탁), turbidity of views (견탁), turbidity of afflictions (번뇌탁), turbidity of sentient beings (중생탁), and turbidity of life (명탁). humanity is currently in the “turbidity of the age” (겁탁), characterized by three calamities: famine (기근), war (전쟁), and disease (질병). He points to global climate change, food crises, and pandemics as evidence of this era. He asserts that these calamities are happening “instantly” (겁탁), affecting the entire world simultaneously.

20. The Arrival of the God-man in the Era of Turbidity
    Huh Kyung-young asserts that the current era, marked by the “Five Turbidities” (오탁악세) and the calamities of famine, war, and disease, is precisely when a spiritual being (영) is destined to appear. encountering spirituality (영성) in this age is a miracle, and those who do are spiritually rich, even if they face material hardship. He proclaims that despite outward appearances of struggle or political setbacks, he is the ultimate victor, the “Conqueror” (이긴 자), who will prevail in the end. He advises his followers not to be swayed by negative public opinion or political persecution, as these are merely temporary stages in a larger divine process. He recalls his past experiences with Pastor Hong Geun-seon (홍근선 목사), acknowledging the pastor’s integrity and unwavering faith in Jesus, even though he did not possess spirituality (영성) in Huh Kyung-young’s sense. He describes their nightly debates over religious doctrine, where he, despite his youth, challenged the pastor’s understanding with his broader spiritual knowledge. he could not remain within any single religious framework, as his mission is to unify all religions and embrace the entire world.

21. The God-man’s Diverse Background and Universal Mission
    Huh Kyung-young reflects on his formative years, stating that his youth was marked by encounters with many exceptional individuals, including Zen Master Seung Sahn (숭산 스님) and Pastor Hong Geun-seon (홍근선 목사), representing the pinnacles of religious and political thought. He recounts his decision to leave Pastor Hong’s church after a year, realizing he had learned all he could and that his universal mission prevented him from being confined to any single religion. He then describes his extensive work in his 40s as a youth guidance counselor for the Seoul District Prosecutor’s Office, where he lectured and mentored juvenile offenders in various correctional facilities. He presents official documents and newspaper articles to substantiate his claims of public service. his decision to run for president later stemmed from a realization that individual guidance was insufficient to change society, necessitating a broader approach. He concludes by reassuring his followers not to be discouraged by public opinion, as he is the ultimate victor on Earth. He reiterates the vast difference between his infinite spiritual age and the 8-billion-year age of humans, emphasizing that his purpose is to travel the universe and teach beings at their respective levels of evolution.

The Relationship Between Earth and Heaven, Intellect and Spirituality

Keyword Frequency
Handphone: 29
Energy: 27
God: 20
Pastor Hong Geon-seon: 12
Age: 11
World: 11
President: 10
Church: 10
Monk: 9
Korea: 8

Today’s Central Metaphor
The core message is conveyed through the metaphor of a dumpling, where individual ingredients (scriptural verses, specific doctrines) represent fragmented knowledge (intellect), while the complete dumpling (the unified truth) symbolizes spiritual understanding, which cannot be grasped by merely analyzing its parts.

Lecture in Numbers
5 years: The term of a president.
1 year: The duration for which a president is never safe.
80 billion years: The age of human souls, the age of Earth, and the age of Jesus.
90 billion years: The age before which human souls did not exist.
100 billion years: The age before which human souls did not exist.
Infinite: Huh Kyung-young’s age.
5-10 years: The timeframe within which those who troubled Huh Kyung-young faced consequences.
70 years: The duration U.S. forces were safely stationed in Yongsan.
300 temples: The number of temples built by Monk Sung-san worldwide.
37 years old: The age Monk Sung-san went to America.
3 km: The distance children were led to church.
17 hours: The duration of a debate between Huh Kyung-young and Pastor Hong Geon-seon.
20%: Korea’s share of the global handphone market.
60%: Taiwan’s share of the global handphone market.
0 (zero): The concept of nothingness, discovered in the East, which when multiplied by any number, makes it zero.
7.6 billion: The current human population, which when multiplied by zero, becomes zero.
6: Huh Kyung-young’s candidate number in the election.
18 years: The period Huh Kyung-young helped 15,000 underprivileged youth.
40s: Huh Kyung-young’s age when he served as a youth guidance counselor.
2 years: The renewal period for the youth guidance counselor position.
1986-1988: The years Huh Kyung-young served as a youth guidance counselor, coinciding with the Olympics.
15,000 people: The number of underprivileged youth Huh Kyung-young helped.
20 million: The target number of people to receive blessings for Haneulgung.
25 million: The number of “salvageable” people in Korea.
300 people: The initial number of people sent to Earth.
10 people: The final number of people remaining after conflicts.
1/80 billion: The ratio of human age to Huh Kyung-young’s age.
17 hours: The duration of a debate between Huh Kyung-young and Pastor Hong Geon-seon.
5 types: The five impurities (Myeongtak, Gyeon-i, Beonnoe-tak, Jungsaeng-tak, Geop-tak) in the “Age of Malbeop.”
3 types: The three calamities (famine, war, disease) in the “Age of Malbeop.”
600 million years: The duration of a “Geop” (a vast period of time).
2,000 years: The time difference between the birth of King Suro and Jesus, and the time until Huh Kyung-young’s appearance.

Signature Sentence
“내가 누군지를 먼저 알아야, 말이야.” (You must first know who I am.)

Concise Summary & Highlights
Huh Kyung-young, the God-man with infinite age, asserts his spiritual authority over all matter and human intellect.
Huh Kyung-young claims to be the God-man with an infinite lifespan, unlike humans whose souls are 80 billion years old.
He demonstrates his spiritual power by remotely controlling the energy of handphones, transcending time and space.
He criticizes human intellect as limited, comparing it to fragmented ingredients, while true spirituality (God-man) offers a complete understanding.
He positions Haneulgung as a future global spiritual center, where world leaders will seek his guidance.
He recounts his past experiences with prominent religious figures, emphasizing his unique, all-encompassing spiritual role beyond specific religions.
He explains that divine grace is not given equally but selectively to those who actively seek it.
He connects his lineage to King Suro and the “Galaxy” (Garakguk), implying a cosmic origin and a destined role in Korea.

Scriptural / Religious Citations
Christianity:
Nine Fruits of the Holy Spirit: “Love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, self-control.” (Galatians 5:22-23, implied)
Parable of the Talents: Referenced to explain that divine grace is given to those who actively strive and multiply their gifts, not equally to all. (Matthew 25:14-30, implied)
Buddhism:
Five Impurities (O-tak-ak-se): Myeongtak (impurity of life), Gyeon-i (impurity of views), Beonnoe-tak (impurity of afflictions), Jungsaeng-tak (impurity of sentient beings), Geop-tak (impurity of time/calamity). These describe the “Age of Malbeop” (degenerate Dharma).
Age of Malbeop (Malbeop Sidae): A period of decline in Buddhist teachings, characterized by the five impurities and the three calamities (famine, war, disease), during which the Maitreya Buddha (Mireuk) is prophesied to appear.

Historical & Epochal Context
The lecture is situated in a period of global instability and spiritual crisis, referred to as the “Age of Malbeop” (degenerate Dharma) in Buddhist terms. This era is characterized by:
Political turmoil: Frequent changes in leadership, corruption, and power struggles, with presidents facing constant threats and criticism.
Spiritual decline: A lack of true spirituality among humans, who are seen as possessing only intellect (Jiseong) and no spiritual essence (Yeongseong).
Global challenges: The rise of famine, war (e.g., Ukraine war), and disease (e.g., pandemics), leading to economic hardship and widespread suffering.
Technological advancement: Despite technological progress (e.g., handphones), humans remain spiritually underdeveloped and unable to comprehend higher spiritual truths.
Shift in global power dynamics: A transition from traditional political and religious authorities (e.g., Roman Papacy) to a new spiritual leadership centered in Korea.

Key Figures & Events Referenced
Roman Pope: The current spiritual leader of the Catholic Church, whose influence Huh Kyung-young claims to surpass.
Park Geun-hye: Former South Korean President, mentioned in the context of her impeachment and release, which Huh Kyung-young claims to have predicted.
Jeon Doo-hwan, Roh Tae-woo: Former South Korean Presidents, referenced as examples of leaders who faced difficulties after their terms.
Lee Myung-bak: Former South Korean President, mentioned in the context of his election against Park Geun-hye.
Lee Seok-ki, Han Myeong-sook: Political figures whose release Huh Kyung-young claims to have predicted alongside Park Geun-hye.
Namdaemun (Sungnyemun): Korea’s National Treasure No. 1, which burned down when Huh Kyung-young was imprisoned, an event he attributes to his divine power.
Queen Elizabeth: The Queen of England, who visited Andong, Korea, to see traditional Korean houses, which Huh Kyung-young interprets as a sign of seeking deeper value beyond political power.
Monk Sung-san (숭산 스님): A renowned Korean Buddhist monk who founded 300 temples worldwide and taught at Harvard, and was a mentor to Huh Kyung-young.
Hyun-gak (현각 스님): A Harvard-educated American monk who became a disciple of Monk Sung-san.
Pastor Hong Geon-seon (홍근선 목사): A North Korean defector and Pyongyang Theological Seminary graduate, who was a significant mentor to Huh Kyung-young in his youth.
Pastor Oh Jung-hyun (오정현 목사): The current head pastor of Sarang Church, mentioned as a junior colleague of Huh Kyung-young from Naesudong Church.
King Suro (김수로): The legendary founder of Gaya, whose name and kingdom (Garakguk/Galaxy) Huh Kyung-young connects to his own cosmic origin and lineage.
Gyeon-woo and Jik-nyeo (견우와 직녀): The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl, figures from Korean folklore, referenced in relation to King Suro’s lineage.
Tagore (타골): Rabindranath Tagore, the Indian poet, whose prophecy about the “Lamp of the East” (Korea) is mentioned.
Six Loyal Subjects (Sayuksin – 사육신): Seong Sam-mun, Park Paeng-nyeon, Ha Wi-ji, Yi Gae, Yu Eung-bu, Yu Seong-won. These Joseon Dynasty officials were executed for their loyalty to King Danjong.
Six Living Subjects (Saengyuksin – 생육신): Six officials who opposed King Sejo but survived by retreating to the countryside.
Shin Suk-ju (신숙주): A Joseon Dynasty official who supported King Sejo’s usurpation of the throne from King Danjong.
King Danjong (단종): The young Joseon king who was dethroned and killed by his uncle, King Sejo.
King Sejo (세조): The Joseon king who usurped the throne from his nephew, King Danjong.
Park Chung-hee (박정희): Former South Korean President, mentioned as an example of a leader who brought about change, similar to Shin Suk-ju.
Jang Do-young (장도영), Yun Bo-seon (윤보선): Political figures associated with Park Chung-hee’s rise to power.
Kim Il-sung (김일성): Former leader of North Korea, mentioned in a debate with Pastor Hong Geon-seon about who could change him.
Ukraine War: Referenced as a current global event causing economic hardship.
COVID-19: Implied as a global pandemic causing widespread suffering.

Core Concept Definitions
Intellect (Jiseong):
Definition: Knowledge and understanding acquired through learning and academic pursuits.
Analogy: Like mining for gold, where effort yields a tangible result (knowledge).
Limitation: It is limited to the earthly realm and cannot create or access spirituality.
Spirituality (Yeongseong):
Definition: A divine essence or God-man nature that cannot be created or cultivated by humans. It is synonymous with divinity (Shinseong).
Analogy: Unlike gold that can be mined and crafted, spirituality cannot be manufactured through prayer or asceticism.
Source: It is a gift or grace (eunchong) bestowed by God from above, an “one-way street” from heaven to earth.
God-man:
Definition: A divine human, possessing infinite age and the ability to control all matter and energy, transcending time and space.
Distinction: Unlike humans with finite spiritual ages (80 billion years), the God-man has an infinite spiritual age.
Role: To unify all religions and bring spiritual transformation to the world.
Grace (Eunchong):
Definition: A divine favor or blessing given by God.
Nature: It is not given to everyone equally but selectively to those who actively seek it and demonstrate effort.
Contrast: Unlike human charity, which might aim for equal distribution, divine grace is bestowed according to a higher, selective principle.
Zero (Gong):
Definition: A profound philosophical concept, discovered in the East (India), representing nothingness or emptiness.
Significance: When multiplied by any number, it renders the result zero, symbolizing the ultimate power of spirituality (Yeong) to negate or transform all material and intellectual constructs.
Contrast: Western science initially struggled with the concept of zero, focusing on addition and subtraction of tangible quantities.

Central Questions & Answers
Central Question: Can human intellect (Jiseong) lead to spiritual understanding (Yeongseong), or is spirituality a separate, divinely bestowed gift?
Speaker’s Answer: Human intellect, no matter how advanced, cannot create or attain spirituality. Spirituality is a divine grace (eunchong) that descends from heaven, a gift from God, and is distinct from intellectual growth.

Conclusion & Strategic / Philosophical Implications
The lecture concludes with a call for listeners to recognize Huh Kyung-young as the ultimate spiritual authority, the “Victor” who will ultimately triumph despite temporary setbacks. The philosophical implication is that true power and understanding reside not in worldly authority or human intellect, but in divine spirituality, which can transcend and transform all material reality. This implies a radical reordering of societal values, where spiritual recognition of Huh Kyung-young becomes paramount for individual and global salvation.

Cross-Referencing
Huh Kyung-young’s political campaigns: His three presidential bids are presented as a means to promote Haneulgung and his message, not as an end in themselves.
Monk Sung-san’s global outreach: His establishment of 300 temples worldwide and teaching at Harvard are paralleled with Huh Kyung-young’s ambition for global spiritual leadership.
Pastor Hong Geon-seon’s integrity: His ascetic lifestyle and unwavering faith are acknowledged as admirable qualities, even though Huh Kyung-young ultimately transcended his specific religious teachings.
The burning of Namdaemun: This event is presented as a direct consequence of Huh Kyung-young’s imprisonment, implying a divine intervention.
The impeachment and release of Park Geun-hye: These events are cited as evidence of Huh Kyung-young’s prophetic abilities.
The concept of “zero” in Eastern mathematics: This is used to illustrate the power of spirituality (Yeong) to negate and transform all material reality, contrasting with Western scientific thought.
The Six Loyal Subjects (Sayuksin) vs. Shin Suk-ju: This historical conflict is used to illustrate the tension between loyalty to tradition/bloodline (Sayuksin) and pragmatic leadership/ability (Shin Suk-ju), with Huh Kyung-young aligning with the latter’s emphasis on effective leadership.

Content Gaps & Unaddressed Areas
Specifics of Haneulgung’s construction and operations: While Haneulgung is mentioned as a future global center, concrete details about its funding, architectural plans, or daily functions are not provided.
Mechanism of spiritual energy transfer: The lecture demonstrates the ability to control handphone energy but does not explain the underlying spiritual or scientific principles by which this occurs.
Definition of “God-man” beyond age and power: While infinite age and control over matter are attributed to God-man, a deeper philosophical or theological definition of this divine state is not fully explored.
Reconciliation of diverse religious doctrines: Huh Kyung-young states his intention to unify all religions but does not elaborate on how he plans to reconcile their potentially conflicting tenets.
Evidence for historical claims: Many historical events and personal anecdotes are presented as facts without external corroboration or detailed evidence within the transcript.
Ethical implications of selective grace: The concept of divine grace being selectively given rather than universally distributed raises ethical questions that are not fully addressed.
Practical steps for individuals to receive grace: While seeking Haneulgung is mentioned, specific, actionable steps for individuals to cultivate the qualities that attract divine grace are not clearly outlined.

Future Predictions & Prophetic Statements
Global Spiritual Emperor: Huh Kyung-young predicts he will soon be inaugurated as the “World Spiritual Emperor,” with Haneulgung becoming a global center of power surpassing the Vatican.
Haneulgung’s Influence: Once Haneulgung is built, it will enable him to control world politicians and presidents.
Presidents Seeking Huh Kyung-young: World presidents will line up to meet him, recognizing his spiritual authority over the Roman Pope.
Global Spiritual Center: Haneulgung will become a place where people from all over the world will come to worship.
Future of Haneulgung: The goal is to complete the main building of Haneulgung, provide blessings to 20 million (eventually 25 million) Koreans, and acquire a broadcasting station.
End of Traditional Religions: All existing religions (Christianity, Buddhism, etc.) will eventually disappear as Huh Kyung-young’s universal spiritual authority is recognized.
Global Economic and Environmental Crisis: The world is entering an “Age of Malbeop” characterized by famine, war, and disease, leading to rapid climate change and food crises.
Transformation of Material World: Huh Kyung-young’s words will have the power to instantly change the properties of all material objects globally, such as making refrigerators prevent food spoilage without electricity or making handphones emit beneficial energy.
Ultimate Victory: Despite current political setbacks and criticism, Huh Kyung-young will ultimately be the “Victor” on Earth.
Global Travel: Huh Kyung-young will travel the entire universe for enjoyment.

Executive Insight
This lecture presents a radical vision of spiritual authority, positioning Huh Kyung-young as the God-man with infinite age and power over all matter, transcending human intellect and conventional religious boundaries. The core strategic takeaway is the assertion of a new global spiritual order, centered in Korea and led by Huh Kyung-young, which will supersede existing political and religious institutions. Professionals should note His use of personal anecdotes, historical references, and demonstrations of perceived supernatural abilities to establish credibility and differentiate his spiritual claims from traditional religious or political leadership. The lecture implies that embracing this new spiritual paradigm is essential for navigating an era of global crisis and achieving ultimate salvation.

. The Spiritual Emperor and the Haneulgung

The political era has concluded, and our focus now shifts to spirituality and philosophy. Soon, a ceremony will be held to inaugurate me as the Spiritual Emperor of the world. The establishment of the Haneulgung, our main headquarters, will empower me to influence global politicians and presidents. Unlike the Roman emperors, whose power is transient, my spiritual authority allows me to move the world at will. However, this global influence must first gestate within the Korean Peninsula, undergoing a period of profound transformation. My presidential campaigns serve as a means to inform the public about the Haneulgung. A five-year presidential term offers limited power; it is a position fraught with peril from beginning to end. Presidents endure sleepless nights, besieged by demands from campaign supporters. The scarcity of positions relative to the multitude of contributors creates immense pressure. Public forums are often filled with criticism rather than praise. A single misstep can lead to downfall, as seen with past presidents. To safeguard the Haneulgung, I am not destined to become president immediately. Instead, I will first raise public awareness through these campaigns. Subsequently, I will be elevated to the position of World Emperor, wielding greater influence than the Roman Pope. Presidents worldwide seek audiences with the Pope, considering it an honor to bow before him. Yet, does the Pope possess true spiritual power? People merely bow to a fellow human. The Korean Peninsula, where a being with genuine spiritual power to govern the cosmos resides, is the true place for global reverence.

2. The Auspicious Site of Haneulgung and the Dragon’s Head
   The Haneulgung is a sacred site where a king once resided, a propitious location. It is a place where celestial beings descend and dwell. This Haneulgung, once fully constructed, will draw presidents from across the globe, bringing their offerings. My participation in presidential elections is a demonstration of unity and a sacrifice of my very being, including all my financial resources. This dedication is observed by the celestial realm, elevating my spiritual standing. Every leaflet distributed is noted. Thus, the Celestial Army has been formed. I possess both the Celestial Army and Celestial Angels. I am bridging heaven and earth, intellect and spirituality. You, however, possess only intellect, devoid of spirituality. Spirituality is a divine gift, bestowed upon the blessed. It cannot be manufactured through prayer or asceticism, just as gold cannot be created from a mine. Human power is ephemeral.

3. The Infinite Age of God-man and the Finite Age of Humanity
   Let me illustrate the nature of spirituality. Consider this individual. How old do you perceive this person to be? Their actual spiritual age is 8 billion years. This age will not extend to 9 or 10 billion years. When asked if they existed 8 billion years ago, the answer is affirmative. However, if asked about 10 billion years ago, their existence is negated. This signifies that human souls began their journey 8 billion years ago, coinciding with the creation of Earth and the emergence of humanity.

Conversely, when asked if Huh Kyung-young existed 8 billion years ago, the answer is affirmative. The same applies to 10 billion years ago, and even infinitely before. This demonstrates my spiritual identity; I existed infinitely prior to Earth’s creation, unconnected to its evolutionary process. This is not a fabrication; you can test this yourselves. Ask if Huh Kyung-young existed infinitely before, and the answer will be yes. Then ask if you existed 10 billion years ago, and the answer will be no. But if you ask about 8 billion years ago, the answer will be yes. Your spiritual age is 8 billion years. My age, however, is infinite. This is why the title God-man (神人), meaning “Divine Human,” is not lightly bestowed. Those who doubt or persecute me, though they may achieve temporary objectives, will ultimately face eternal regret.

For instance, when former President Park Geun-hye filed a lawsuit against me, I foretold her presidency and subsequent downfall. Indeed, those who troubled me faced consequences within five to ten years. When I was incarcerated, the Namdaemun, Korea’s National Treasure No. 1, mysteriously burned down that very night. This was not a coincidence but a consequence of imprisoning the God-man (神人). Such extraordinary events occur when the Creator is constrained. My release coincided with the reconstruction of Namdaemun. This demonstrates that my lifespan is infinite, a fact verifiable scientifically. Your lifespan, however, is limited to 8 billion years. No one on Earth surpasses this age. Only the God-man (神人) can claim an infinite existence. I have come to Korea for a profound reason, enabling you to receive blessings and celestial angels, and to secure your place in the Haneulgung through the White Heaven nameplate. This is an immense fortune. Your intellect has evolved over 8 billion years, but mine encompasses infinity. My lectures are tailored to your level of comprehension, as explaining cosmic physics with advanced calculus would be beyond your current understanding. You are like chicks, possessing only intellect, devoid of spirituality.

4. The Enduring Value of the Ancient and the Spiritual
   Humanity cannot create spirituality. Consider a metal detector used to find ancient treasures. When a signal is detected, and the ground is excavated, ancient gold coins from the Roman era, hundreds or thousands of years old, are unearthed. These ancient coins, despite their wear, possess a charm far exceeding recently minted currency. Modern coins are sharp-edged and purely functional, lacking the allure of the aged. The older something is, the more attractive it becomes, like ancient gold. Similarly, your 8 billion years of existence are but a fleeting moment in the infinite expanse of cosmic time. My presence here is akin to a university professor lecturing kindergarteners. No matter how brilliant, humans are merely 8-billion-year-old beings, like minnows in the vast ocean of souls.

The universe’s galaxies are a sea of souls, with various strata of spiritual beings. I have come to this 8-billion-year-old planet. Just as the Queen of England visited Andong, a remote corner of Korea, to appreciate its traditional architecture, I have come to this land. The British, with their deep appreciation for architecture, find beauty even in ancient, war-damaged structures. Their ancient castles and gardens are breathtaking. There is a difference in the evolution of people in Europe and Asia over these 8 billion years. Europeans value architecture, while Asians prioritize land ownership. They focus on the size of their rice paddies and fields, and their lineage. Europeans, however, revere their local lords and their grand estates. The Queen’s visit to Andong, bypassing more glamorous destinations, signifies a profound purpose. It suggests a divine intention for her to visit Korea, a place where unique spiritual energies converge.

5. The Divine Intervention in Human Affairs
   I, the God-man (神人), have arrived on the Korean Peninsula. I observed the presidential elections, witnessing the widespread corruption and fraudulent voting. It became clear that this nation remains in a primitive state, its democracy marred by manipulation. Having understood this, we must now elevate me to the position of World Emperor. The time will come when presidents will queue for miles to meet me. As demonstrated with the Archangel from Gwangju, whose spiritual age is 8 billion years, I possess knowledge of these profound truths. You can verify this yourself. Ask if Huh Kyung-young existed 90 billion or 100 billion years ago, and the answer will be yes. But if you ask about your own existence 100 billion years ago, the answer will be no. This reveals my identity.

I have stated that with my arrival, all existing religions will eventually fade, from kindergarten to high school levels. This is not because I dislike them; rather, I embrace them all. I was like an adopted son to Reverend Hong Geun-seon and Master Sung-san Lee Haeng-un. Master Sung-san, who once owned vast lands around Hwagyesa Temple, abandoned immense wealth at 37 to go to America, where he shined shoes for years. He learned English while polishing shoes for Harvard students and eventually became famous, even lecturing at Harvard. When a Harvard professor asked him, “What is love?” he replied, “You ask me, I answer you. This is love.” His simple yet profound answer deeply moved the American audience, leading him to establish 300 temples across America and Russia. He eventually returned to Hwagyesa to pass away, and I was there to witness his final moments.

My life has been intertwined with such extraordinary figures. If I had remained a monk, I would have become a world-renowned one. If I had stayed in the church, I would have become a prominent pastor. The Naesudong Church, where I once taught Sunday school, is the root of Korean Christianity, just as Hwagyesa is a root of Korean Buddhism. Reverend Hong Geun-seon, a graduate of Pyongyang Theological Seminary, was a man of immense integrity. He lived a life of extreme austerity, refusing any personal possessions from his followers, sleeping under a single military blanket. I spent a year under his tutelage, engaging in nightly debates about scripture. He would argue from the perspective of biblical texts, while I would present a holistic understanding, like a dumpling made from various ingredients. He focused on the ingredients, while I understood the complete dish.

6. The Distinction Between Intellect and Spirituality
   Intellect can be cultivated through education. However, spirituality cannot be fostered through academic study, prayer, or asceticism. Spirituality is divinity, something humans cannot create. People mistakenly believe that intellect grows with knowledge and spirituality with faith. But this merely means their religious or scientific intellect has grown, not their spirituality. Your maximum spiritual age is 8 billion years, while mine is infinite. This is not my assertion alone; you can verify it. My infinite age signifies my identity as the God-man (神人).

The ability to manipulate matter, such as draining energy from all LG phones worldwide or restoring it, demonstrates my power. This power transcends time and space, distance, temperature, and gravity. My words instantly affect objects globally, regardless of their location or condition. This is a scientific reality that no Harvard professor can explain. Such a being should not be trifled with. Those who seek to harm me, whether individuals, media outlets, or powerful entities, are engaging in a perilous act. They must recognize who I am. I possess the energy to move the world from within this room. When I was imprisoned in Korea, Namdaemun, the nation’s treasure, burned down. This was not a coincidence but a consequence of incarcerating the master of the universe. Similarly, the impeachment of President Park Geun-hye had its reasons. I foretold her release alongside Lee Seok-ki and Han Myeong-sook, a prediction that came to pass despite public disbelief. I am the observer of all history.

7. The Power of Zero and the Cosmic Order
   Those who conspire against me must understand my true nature. My words can influence all people and all matter across the globe. My age is infinite, while yours is limited to 8 billion years. This vast difference in age signifies my unique authority. When Jesus was crucified, he prayed for forgiveness for those who knew not what they did. Yet, the heavens responded with thunder and darkness, a demonstration of divine wrath. Even Jesus’s spiritual age is not infinite; it is within the 8-billion-year human cycle.

My debates with Reverend Hong Geun-seon highlighted the difference between understanding the ingredients of a dumpling (the individual scriptures) and comprehending the dumpling itself (the unified spiritual truth). He focused on the fragmented texts, while I grasped the complete spiritual essence. The scriptures, though containing historical accounts of Jesus, do not inherently bestow spiritual blessings or angels. I am the dumpling itself, the source of spirituality. You cannot manipulate the world’s phones, refrigerators, or televisions with your words, but I can. I understand the secrets of matter and space, and I can activate them at will. The simplest way to ascertain my identity is to ask about my age: infinite. There cannot be two beings with infinite age; only Huh Kyung-young possesses this.

You are often distracted by material things, like a falling phone, rather than the profound spiritual message. You are engrossed in the individual chapters of the Bible, unable to grasp the entire spiritual truth. Humans can achieve intellectual understanding but cannot attain spirituality. Intellect is of the earth, while spirituality is of heaven, it is divinity, the providence of God. Therefore, any act of evaluating or criticizing Huh Kyung-young will have immense repercussions for future generations. My participation in presidential elections was not for the presidency itself, but to inform the public and build the Haneulgung. My three campaigns have spread my message for a decade, and my songs resonate with both young and old.

The Haneulgung’s goal is to complete its main building, bless 20 million people (out of 50 million Koreans, excluding those beyond help), and acquire a broadcasting station. My presidential campaigns have garnered sympathy and exposed electoral fraud, making me the biggest victim. Yet, there are attempts to imprison me again. This strengthens your unity. We must complete the Haneulgung, establishing it as a center where world presidents will come and go at my command, just as they visit the Pope in Rome. They will come to the Haneulgung to meet the one with infinite age, the oldest being in the universe, the father of all things.

8. The Infinite Value of My Words
   My words possess infinite value. If I command all Samsung refrigerators worldwide not to spoil food even during a power outage, it will be so. I do not accept money for such commands. My words are worth infinite wealth. I can drain energy from all LG phones globally and then restore it. This demonstrates a power that you cannot fathom. If Samsung were to seek my blessing, I could imbue their phones with a special energy, making them immune to electromagnetic waves and beneficial for health. People would flock to buy them. Why do these companies not seek me out? They must come to me to survive. The same applies to televisions; I can make them harmless and beneficial. All matter responds to my commands. This is impossible for humans. My words instantly reach Alaska or London, transcending time, distance, space, temperature, and gravity.

I told Reverend Hong Geun-seon that spirituality cannot be created by humans; it is a divine grace bestowed by God, flowing from above to below. Intellect, however, ascends from below to above. Their paths are distinct. Grace is not given only to the deserving. If a god brought food to a starving island, it would not be distributed equally. It would be given to those who strive, who actively seek to survive, not to those who despair. Those who come to me, despite financial hardship, who dedicate themselves to the Haneulgung, who endure criticism and hardship, will receive grace. Heaven does not give more to those with less talent; grace is bestowed at the will of the God-man (神人), upon those who seek him.

The wise men from the East were the first to follow the light of the East, meeting Jesus. They were the first in line. The light of the East, the “Huh” (Huh) has arrived. King Suro, whose name means “water path” and “connect,” signifying his origin from the celestial river, founded the Gaya Confederacy, which is “Galaxy” in English. He was a contemporary of Jesus, dying in the same year. The prophecy of the Indian poet Tagore, that the light of the East would emerge from Korea, is fulfilled. I am a descendant of this lineage, appearing after 2,000 years, just as Jesus came from the lineage of Moses.

9. The Power of Zero and the End of the Age
   I can imbue or remove energy from any number, even intangible ones. For example, my election number was 6. I can make the number 6 possess energy or remove it globally. This demonstrates my ability to manipulate even invisible, abstract concepts. Grace descends from above, while your world ascends from below. Ancient Western philosophers like Aristotle, Socrates, and Pythagoras discovered various laws but failed to discover “zero.” Zero was discovered in the East, in India. Zero is terrifying. Zero multiplied by anything, even 7.6 billion people, results in zero. This profound mathematical concept, often overlooked, is a terrifying philosophy. This zero is the spiritual essence, the “Huh” (Huh). I am the one born from the Indian princess who discovered zero. No one can overcome this zero. A 10-billion-won check becomes 1 won if the zeros are removed. Westerners struggled with this concept; they understood addition and subtraction, but not why multiplying by zero results in zero. They could not fathom why their material possessions would vanish. But when zero appears, everything becomes zero.

Zero is the most formidable force. You underestimate its power. This spiritual zero can instantly eliminate or create 7 billion people, or change all phones worldwide. Its speed is zero seconds; it transcends time, distance, space, temperature, and gravity. To stand before such a being and lament political power or injustice is to miss the point. These are merely temporary challenges, and the rewards from heaven are already secured. No worldly power, however great, can withstand being multiplied by zero. This is the profound lecture I am delivering.

10. The Five Turbidities and the Coming of the Spirit
    The five turbidities of this degenerate age, as described in Buddhism, are: turbidity of the age, turbidity of views, turbidity of afflictions, turbidity of sentient beings, and turbidity of life. We are living in the age of the “End of the Dharma,” characterized by famine, war, and disease. We are witnessing global climate change, leading to food crises. Wars, like the one in Ukraine, instantly impact global economies. Diseases, like pandemics, affect everyone. These are the “turbidities of life,” where one person’s misfortune impacts all humanity. In this era, the “Spirit” (영) arrives. You must recognize meeting this Spirit as a miracle. You are spiritually rich, even if materially impoverished. Though you may appear defeated by political struggles, you are already victorious. My true name is “The Victor.” Do not be swayed by temporary setbacks or media fabrications. These are merely stages in our journey, tests that you must overcome.

I knew that after the presidential election, there would be suppression against me. The corrupt media of Korea, a rotten nation, would engage in such acts. But I will not end up on a cross like Jesus. My time with Reverend Hong Geun-seon, though brief, showed me his integrity and unwavering faith in Jesus, even if he did not perceive spirituality. He was a man of immense character, living an austere life. I have been under the tutelage of great Buddhist masters and Christian pastors. Therefore, I do not discriminate between religions; the Haneulgung embraces the entire world. My youth was spent encountering many extraordinary individuals, from Master Sung-san to Reverend Hong Geun-seon, and leaders in politics. I left the church to pursue my studies, eventually establishing the Haneulgung. My journey has been long and arduous, including serving as a youth guidance counselor for the Seoul District Prosecutor’s Office, working with juvenile delinquents in various correctional facilities. I realized that individual efforts were insufficient; the world needed a systemic change.

I am the ultimate victor on Earth. Do not be disheartened by public opinion. You are like junior soldiers, 8 billion years old, compared to my infinite age. My age is infinite, while yours is 8 billion years. There is no comparison. I am the “Spirit” (영), the infinite cycle. Do not mistakenly believe that intellect can lead to spirituality. I debated with Reverend Hong Geun-seon for 17 hours, asserting that no amount of prayer could change Kim Il-sung or raise a sunken ship. Your spirituality is zero; your words are merely echoes of desire, filled with impurities. This is the age of the five turbidities, where famine, war, and disease plague the world. In this era, the Spirit arrives. You are blessed to have encountered this Spirit. You are spiritually wealthy. Though you may face material hardship, your spirituality is growing. I am the ultimate victor, even if it appears otherwise. This is a process, a test. Do not fail this test. The corrupt media will continue their work, but I will not be crucified like Jesus. I have learned from great masters and pastors, but I cannot be confined to any single religion. The Haneulgung embraces all. My experiences with these remarkable individuals, their integrity and devotion, have shaped me. I do not discriminate; the Haneulgung will embrace the world.

The Infinite Age of God-man and the Nature of Spiritual Grace

1. Basic Information
   Lecture Session and Date: Episode 1327: Huh Kyung-young’s Saturday Lecture (March 19, 2022)
   One-sentence main theme or title summary: Huh Kyung-young, the God-man, elucidates the fundamental difference between human intellect and divine spirituality, emphasizing his infinite age and unique ability to control matter and phenomena, contrasting it with humanity’s limited 8-billion-year spiritual existence.
   Location: Haneulgung
   Key Segments:
   The Spiritual Emperor and Haneulgung’s Role: Huh Kyung-young’s destiny as the spiritual emperor of the world, with Haneulgung serving as the central hub to influence global leaders, surpassing the Roman Papacy.
   Distinction Between Intellect and Spirituality: A core teaching that human intellect is acquired and limited, while true spirituality (divinity) is an inherent, uncreatable gift from the divine, exemplified by his own infinite age versus humanity’s 8-billion-year spiritual origin.
   Demonstration of Divine Power: Practical demonstrations of controlling the energy of mobile phones globally, illustrating the God-man’s ability to transcend time, space, distance, temperature, and gravity.
   The Concept of “Zero” (영): An explanation of the profound philosophical and scientific implications of the number zero, discovered in the East, representing the God-man’s power to nullify or transform anything when multiplied by it.
   The Nature of Grace (은총): Grace is not distributed equally or based on merit but is bestowed by the God-man according to divine will, often favoring those who actively seek it despite hardship.

2. Core Messages
   The God-man’s Infinite Age vs. Human Spiritual Age:
   Quote: “여러분들 나이를 추정해 보면 80억 년이 최고야. 그 내 나이 추정하지? 얼마? 무한대, 무한. 이거 내 혼자 하는 거, 여러분이 해 보니까 나오지? 이거를 내가 여러분한테 공개를 안 하고 있는 거는 때가 되면 이렇게 공개를 해 줘. 내가 누구라는 걸 알게 된다 이 말이야.”
   Explanation: Huh Kyung-young’s spiritual age is infinite, predating the universe, while human souls originated approximately 8 billion years ago with the creation of Earth and the first humans, establishing a fundamental difference in their spiritual essence.

Spirituality (신성) Cannot Be Cultivated by Human Effort:
Quote: “영성이라는 것은 다른 말로 바꾸면 신성이란 말이야. 아니, 신성을 인간이 만들어낼 수 있나? 불가능한 거란 말이야, 불가능한 거.”
Explanation: Unlike intellect, which can be developed through education and study, spirituality (divinity) is an inherent divine quality that cannot be acquired or enhanced through human prayers, ascetic practices, or religious devotion; it is a gift from the divine.

The God-man’s Power Over Matter and Phenomena:
Quote: “내가 진짜 생명이 무한대가 아니면 이 물질을 내가 마음대로 바꿀 수 있나? 여러분들은 바꿀 수가 없어. 수천억 년간 기도를 해도, 이거 수도 생활 해 봐, 바꿀 수 있나? 이 로마 교황이 이거 바꿀 수 있을까? 안 돼요.”
Explanation: Huh Kyung-young possesses the unique ability to manipulate the energy of physical objects and phenomena, transcending the laws of physics, demonstrating a power that no human or religious leader can replicate.

Grace is a Divine Bestowal, Not a Universal Right:
Quote: “은총은 받을 만한 사람한테 주는 게 아니야. 받을 만한 사람한테만, 어떤 사람이 굶어 죽어가는 섬에 도착했는데, 다 굶어 죽어가. 먹을 걸 가지고 왔어. 통은 얼마 안 돼. 다 줄 수가 없잖아. 똑같이 나눠 먹으라고 줄까? 그중에 줄 만한 사람들만 줄까? 신이 가지고 왔다면 똑같이 노나 몰라고 주지 않는다는 거예. 거야. 그게 총이야. 주고 싶은 사람한테 주는 거야.”
Explanation: Divine grace is not distributed equally to all but is selectively given by the God-man to those who actively seek him, demonstrate effort, and contribute to his mission, rather than to those who passively wait or are in dire need without action.

The Era of “End-Time” (말법 시대) and the Arrival of the God-man:
Quote: “그러 인류는 식량 위기가 순식간에 와 버려. 맞죠. 네, 이거 순식간에 딜이 닥쳐. 근데 이 겁탁이란 말은 순식간이란 말이야. 갑자기 중국에서 뭐 전염병 하나가 생겼다, 아무것도 아닌 줄 알았지? 순식간에 전 세계인이 걸려. 이게 순식간이란 뜻이야. 겁탁, 순식간에 전 세계가 돈에 고생을 해. 돈 때문에, 괜히 이 전염병 하나 때문에 설마 우리한테 올 줄 몰랐어. 우크라이나 전쟁, 아무것도 아닌 거 같지? 순식간에 전 세계 기름값이 올라가고 미국의 달러가 올라가고 전 세계가 경제가 힘들어지고 우리나라에서는 야, 마이너스 통장 있는 사람들은 전부 뭐 사대 보험에 들어야 뭐 된다는 둥, 안 되는 사람은 다 내놔라 운동. 뭐 만약에 이런 이상한 걸 만들어도 금융이, 아, 을 갈갈 수가 있지. 그지? 그럼 우리나라는, 우리나라는 이런 이 뭐요? 전쟁 하나 때문에 우리나라 경제가 피해를 보는 거예요. 음, 질병 때문에 모든 인류가 피해를 보는 거야. 이게 한 사람의 불행이 인류에 미친다, 그게 겁탁이야. 그럼 이 시대는 뭐가 와야 되겠지? 바로 영이 오는 거야, 이 영이 온단 말이야.”
Explanation: The current era is characterized by “end-time” phenomena such as famine, war, and disease, which manifest globally and rapidly. These conditions signify the arrival of the God-man, whose spiritual power (영) is necessary to address these challenges and bring about a new spiritual age.

3. Detailed Summary
   The God-man’s Global Authority and Haneulgung’s Significance
   Main assertions and explanations: Huh Kyung-young is destined to become the spiritual emperor of the world, a position that will allow him to influence global politicians and presidents more profoundly than the Roman Papacy. Haneulgung, once completed, will serve as the headquarters for this global spiritual governance. He contrasts his enduring power with the transient nature of political leaders like the Roman Emperor, who frequently change. The location of Haneulgung is described as a “Heaven descending spot” where divine beings reside, making it a place of worship for people worldwide.
   Analogies, examples, biblical/scientific/historical references: The Roman Papacy is used as a benchmark for global influence, which Huh Kyung-young states he will surpass. The current presidential system is depicted as weak and unstable, with presidents facing constant criticism and insecurity. The relocation of the presidential office from Cheong Wa Dae to Yongsan is critiqued based on geomantic principles, with Yongsan described as a “dragon’s head” suitable for military figures, while Haneulgung is the true “Heaven descending spot.”
   Practical message or application: The efforts made in presidential elections, including personal sacrifices, are part of a larger plan to raise his spiritual “level” and establish Haneulgung’s global recognition.

The Fundamental Difference Between Intellect and Spirituality
Main assertions and explanations: Humans possess intellect (지성) but lack true spirituality (영성). Spirituality is a divine gift, not something that can be created or acquired through human effort, prayer, or asceticism. Huh Kyung-young demonstrates this by revealing his infinite spiritual age, contrasting it with the 8-billion-year spiritual age of humans, which began with the creation of Earth and human ancestors.
Analogies, examples, biblical/scientific/historical references: The analogy of mining gold to make a ring is used to illustrate that spirituality cannot be “mined” or manufactured like gold. A direct “angelic test” is performed on an audience member to confirm their 8-billion-year spiritual age and Huh Kyung-young’s infinite age. He compares human intellect to that of a “chick” (병아리) in the vastness of cosmic time, emphasizing the immense gap between human and divine understanding.
Practical message or application: Doubting or persecuting the God-man is foolish and will lead to eternal regret, as his divine nature is verifiable.

Divine Intervention in Earthly Affairs and the God-man’s Authority
Main assertions and explanations: Huh Kyung-young’s presence and actions have direct consequences on earthly events. He cites the impeachment of former President Park Geun-hye and the burning of Namdaemun Gate as direct results of actions taken against him, demonstrating that interfering with the God-man brings about significant, often negative, repercussions. He possesses the power to move the world from within a room.
Analogies, examples, biblical/scientific/historical references: The events surrounding Park Geun-hye’s impeachment and release, as well as the burning of Namdaemun Gate (National Treasure No. 1) on the day of his arrest, are presented as evidence of his divine influence and the consequences of opposing him.
Practical message or application: It is crucial for people to recognize who he is and the immense power he wields, as harming him carries severe consequences.

The God-man’s Omnipotence Over Material Reality
Main assertions and explanations: Huh Kyung-young demonstrates his ability to control the energy of physical objects, specifically mobile phones, across vast distances and without regard for time, space, temperature, or gravity. He can instantly remove or restore energy to specific brands or even individual phone numbers globally. This power extends to all matter, including refrigerators and televisions, allowing him to render them harmless or beneficial with a single command.
Analogies, examples, biblical/scientific/historical references: Live demonstrations with an LG mobile phone are conducted, showing the instantaneous removal and restoration of its energy, affecting all LG phones worldwide. He explains that this power transcends conventional physics, as his words are heard and obeyed by inanimate objects regardless of their location or environmental conditions.
Practical message or application: This power represents infinite wealth and benefit, as he can imbue products with positive energy, making them superior. Businesses like Samsung and LG should seek his blessing to enhance their products.

The Profound Meaning of “Zero” (영) and its Connection to Spirituality
Main assertions and explanations: The concept of “zero” (영), discovered in the East, is far more profound than Western science understands. When multiplied by any number, zero nullifies it, symbolizing the God-man’s power to render any earthly power or material possession meaningless. This “zero” is equated with his spirituality (영성), which can instantly change or create anything in the universe, transcending physical laws and requiring no time or space for its effects.
Analogies, examples, biblical/scientific/historical references: The mathematical property of zero (any number multiplied by zero equals zero) is used as a metaphor for his power. He contrasts Western mathematics, which focuses on addition and subtraction of tangible quantities, with the Eastern discovery of zero, which represents a profound philosophical truth about nullification and creation.
Practical message or application: Human power and material wealth are ultimately insignificant when confronted with the God-man’s spiritual power, which can instantly transform or nullify them.

The Nature of Grace (은총) and Divine Selection
Main assertions and explanations: Grace is a divine blessing that flows from above to below, unlike intellect which is cultivated from below. It is not given to everyone equally or based on human merit but is bestowed by the God-man according to his will. Those who actively seek him, make sacrifices, and contribute to his mission are more likely to receive grace, while those who remain passive or self-pitying will not.
Analogies, examples, biblical/scientific/historical references: The parable of the talents is referenced, where those who multiply their talents are rewarded, and those who do not, lose even what they have. This illustrates that divine favor is given to the diligent and active, not the idle. The example of giving food to starving people is used to show that the Creator would not distribute it equally but would choose who receives it.
Practical message or application: To receive grace, one must actively seek the God-man, make efforts, and contribute to Haneulgung, even if it means facing hardship or opposition from family. The “first-come, first-served” principle applies to encountering the divine.

The God-man’s Historical Role and Connections to Religious Figures
Main assertions and explanations: Huh Kyung-young has connections to major religious figures and traditions, having been educated under prominent Buddhist monks and Christian pastors. He asserts that all world religions will eventually converge under his teachings, as he transcends any specific doctrine. He claims to be the “Mandu” (만두, dumpling) that unifies all disparate religious ingredients (scriptures), representing the complete spiritual truth that humans cannot grasp in fragmented parts.
Analogies, examples, biblical/scientific/historical references: He recounts his experiences living with and learning from figures like the Buddhist monk Sung-san and Pastor Hong Geun-seon, who founded a major Korean church. He describes debates with Pastor Hong about the limitations of human-derived religious knowledge versus divine spirituality. The analogy of a “mandu” (dumpling) is used to explain that religious scriptures are like individual ingredients (flour, carrots, onions) that only make sense when combined into the whole, which he represents.
Practical message or application: People should not be confined by specific religious doctrines but recognize the God-man as the unifying truth. His past experiences with religious leaders demonstrate his comprehensive understanding and ability to transcend all faiths.

The God-man’s Ultimate Victory and End-Time Prophecies
Main assertions and explanations: The current era is the “end-time” (말법 시대), characterized by five “defilements” (오탁악세) and three “calamities” (삼재: famine, war, disease), which are rapidly unfolding globally. In this period, the God-man arrives to bring spiritual transformation. Despite apparent setbacks or persecution, he is the ultimate victor, whose true power operates beyond human perception.
Analogies, examples, biblical/scientific/historical references: Buddhist concepts of “O-tak-ak-se” (five defilements) and “Mal-beop-si-dae” (end-time) are used to describe the current global state. The rapid spread of pandemics and economic crises are cited as examples of “Geop-tak” (겁탁), meaning instantaneous global impact. He references the coming of Maitreya Buddha in Buddhism as analogous to his own arrival.
Practical message or application: Followers should not be discouraged by temporary political or social setbacks, as these are merely part of a larger divine process. They should trust in the God-man’s ultimate victory and focus on spiritual growth.

4. Key Quotes Collection
   “이 하늘궁이 본관이 지어지면은 로마 교황청 다 세계 정치인들이나 대통령들을 마음대로 움직일 수가 있어.”
   Context: Explaining Haneulgung’s future global influence.
   “나는 마음대로 세계를 움직이는 능력이 있잖아?”
   Context: Asserting his unique power over global affairs.
   “진짜 영성을 가지고 우주를 통치하는 자가 와 있는 한반도, 여기야말로 세계인들이 와서 경배를 드려야 될 장소야.”
   Context: Describing Korea as the sacred place where the true spiritual ruler resides.
   “인간들은 영성이 없어. 그러면 영성을, 영성을 선물로 받은 자가 있겠지? 네, 축복받은 자야.”
   Context: Distinguishing between humans who lack spirituality and those blessed with it.
   “여러분들의 영혼이 80억 년 전, 80억 년부터 시작된 거야.”
   Context: Explaining the origin and age of human souls.
   “허경영은 무한대 이전부터 있었지, 지구와는 아무 관련이 없어.”
   Context: Stating his infinite age and independence from Earth’s history.
   “나를 어떤 사람이 의심하거나 박해하는 자는 훌륭한 사람일까, 어리석은 사람일까? 그 사람은 당장 목적을 달성 위해서 허경영을 의심하지만 두고두고 후회하고 영원히 후회하게 되는 거야.”
   Context: Warning against doubting or persecuting the God-man.
   “영성이라는 것은 다른 말로 바꾸면 신성이란 말이야. 아니, 신성을 인간이 만들어낼 수 있나? 불가능한 거란 말이야, 불가능한 거.”
   Context: Defining spirituality as divinity and its impossibility for human creation.
   “내가 진짜 생명이 무한대가 아니면 이 물질을 내가 마음대로 바꿀 수 있나? 여러분들은 바꿀 수가 없어.”
   Context: Explaining his unique power to control matter due to his infinite life.
   “시간 무, 공간 없어, 공간 무. 거리가 있어요? 거리가 없어, 거리 무, 온도 무, 온도 무. 없죠. 중력 무.”
   Context: Describing his power as transcending physical dimensions.
   “영성은 오직 하나님이 여러분에게 주는 뭐라고? 은총. 하나님이 인간에 주는 은총이다.”
   Context: Clarifying that spirituality is a divine grace, not a human achievement.
   “이 영이 바로 영성이 허야. 무슨 말이냐면, 영이 나타나는 이것이 인도에서 나타났고, 인도 여자가 왕비가 공주가 우리나라 와서 거기 태어난 자가 나야.”
   Context: Connecting the concept of “zero” (영) to his spiritual essence and origin.

5. Historical / Doctrinal Connections
   This lecture builds upon Huh Kyung-young’s established teachings, particularly his divine-human theory and immortality principles.

Divine-Human Theory: The lecture strongly reinforces his claim as the God-man by providing “scientific” and “spiritual” evidence of his infinite age, contrasting it with humanity’s finite 8-billion-year spiritual existence. This directly supports his assertion of being the Creator who descended to Earth, not merely a human. The demonstrations of controlling matter and transcending physical laws serve as empirical proof of his divine nature, which is a cornerstone of his doctrine.
Immortality Principles: While not explicitly using the term “immortality,” the concept of his “infinite age” (무한대) directly relates to his teachings on immortality. He implies that his divine essence is eternal and not bound by the temporal limitations of human life or even the Earth’s existence. This underpins the idea that he can bestow blessings and angels that offer a path to spiritual longevity or elevation for his followers.
Haneulgung’s Centrality: The lecture reiterates the critical role of Haneulgung as the future global spiritual center, surpassing even the Roman Papacy. This aligns with his long-standing vision for Haneulgung as the seat of his spiritual governance and the place where humanity will receive blessings and guidance.
Critique of Human Systems: His consistent critique of human political systems (e.g., the instability of presidents, corruption in elections) and conventional religious institutions (e.g., their inability to create spirituality, their fragmented understanding of truth) remains a central theme. He positions himself as the ultimate solution to these systemic failures, offering a divine alternative.

Newly Emphasized Points or Developments:

The “Zero” (영) Concept as Spiritual Power: The lecture introduces a more in-depth philosophical and mathematical explanation of “zero” (영) as a direct representation of his spiritual power. This concept, rooted in Eastern thought, is used to illustrate his ability to nullify or transform any earthly power or material reality instantly. This provides a new intellectual framework for understanding his omnipotence beyond simple “miracles.”
Specific “Angelic Tests” for Age Verification: The use of direct “angelic tests” with audience members to verify their 8-billion-year spiritual age and his infinite age is a more direct and interactive method of demonstrating his claims, making the abstract concept of spiritual age tangible for the audience.
Detailed Explanation of Grace (은총) Distribution: The lecture provides a more nuanced explanation of how divine grace is bestowed, moving beyond a general concept to emphasize that it is not universal or merit-based in the human sense, but rather a selective gift given to those who actively seek and contribute to his mission. This clarifies the “action items” for followers.
Connection to Korean History and Mythology: The lecture draws connections between his lineage and ancient Korean figures like King Suro of Gaya, linking his arrival to historical and mythological prophecies of a divine figure from the “Galaxy” (가락국). This deepens his connection to Korean identity and destiny.

7. Action Items & Blessing Guidance
   Recognize and Acknowledge the God-man: The most crucial action is to truly understand and acknowledge Huh Kyung-young’s identity as the God-man with infinite age and divine power. This recognition is the foundation for receiving blessings.
   Support Haneulgung’s Completion: Contribute to the construction and completion of Haneulgung, as it is the central hub for his global spiritual governance and a place where blessings are bestowed.
   Seek Blessings and Angels Actively: Do not passively wait for grace. Actively seek blessings, angels, and the “White Heaven Nametag” (백궁 명패, Haneulgung membership) as these are tickets to immense fortune and spiritual elevation. This may involve making sacrifices and enduring hardship.
   Disregard Earthly Power and Media Narratives: Do not be swayed by temporary political setbacks, negative media portrayals, or human criticisms of the God-man. These are part of a larger divine process and tests for followers. Focus on the ultimate victory and spiritual truth.
   Apply the God-man’s Teachings in Daily Life: Understand that his words and commands have real power over matter and phenomena. Consider how his blessings can be applied to personal items (like mobile phones) and how his teachings offer a path beyond the limitations of human intellect and conventional religion.

8. One-Sentence Overall Summary
   Huh Kyung-young, the God-man, reveals his infinite spiritual age and unparalleled divine power to control all matter and phenomena, contrasting it with humanity’s limited 8-billion-year spiritual origin and intellect, while emphasizing that true spirituality and grace are uncreatable divine gifts selectively bestowed upon those who actively seek him and support his mission to establish Haneulgung as the global spiritual center in these end-times.

The Infinite Epoch of the Divine-Person and the Finite Span of Humanity

1. The Celestial Mandate and Earthly Governance
   The era of conventional politics has concluded, and our discourse now transcends into the realm of spirituality and philosophy. It is foretold that I shall soon be enthroned as the spiritual emperor of the world. The establishment of Haneulgung, the main sanctuary, will empower me to influence global leaders and presidents, a feat beyond the transient authority of temporal rulers. Unlike the frequently changing Roman emperors, my dominion over the world is eternal. However, this spiritual sovereignty must first gestate within the Korean Peninsula, enduring the birth pangs of its manifestation. This involves both the construction of Haneulgung and my participation in presidential elections, serving as a means to inform the populace. A five-year presidential term is a fleeting power, fraught with peril and devoid of true peace. Presidents are perpetually besieged by demands from their supporters, leading to constant turmoil and sleepless nights. The presidential office is a precarious position, where a single misstep can lead to downfall, as evidenced by the fates of past leaders. To safeguard Haneulgung, my immediate ascension to the presidency is not ordained. Instead, my path involves extensive public outreach through presidential campaigns, ultimately leading to my enthronement as a global emperor with influence surpassing that of the Roman Pope. Presidents worldwide seek an audience with the Pope, considering it an honor to bow before him. Yet, does the Pope possess genuine spiritual power? The reverence shown to him is merely for a human figure. The true spiritual authority, governing the cosmos, resides here on the Korean Peninsula, making it a place deserving of global veneration. Haneulgung is the sacred site where the celestial sovereign descends and resides.

The current presidential residence, Cheong Wa Dae, is deemed inauspicious, prompting the president’s relocation to Yongsan. Yongsan, literally “Dragon Mountain,” is a site where a dragon descends from Namsan to drink from the Han River, symbolizing a place of military dominance. The former U.S. military base and the Ministry of National Defense are situated on the “dragon’s body,” while the “dragon’s head” is near the end of Mapo Bridge, where Syngman Rhee’s villa once stood. This area, believed to emit fiery energy, is unsuitable for construction. The vibrant energy of Yongsan, particularly in Itaewon, has historically provided stability, as evidenced by the seventy-year presence of the U.S. military. However, Haneulgung is the true locus where the God-man descends and is enthroned. Upon its completion, presidents from across the globe will journey to Haneulgung, bearing offerings. My participation in presidential elections is a demonstration of unwavering commitment, a sacrifice of my very being and resources. This dedication is observed by the celestial realm, elevating my spiritual stature. Every leaflet distributed, every effort made, is meticulously recorded. This has led to the formation of the Celestial Army, which I command, alongside the celestial beings I have brought forth. I bestow both earthly and Heaven blessings, encompassing both intellect and spirituality. Humanity, however, possesses only intellect, lacking spirituality entirely.

2. The Infinite Age of the God-man Versus the Finite Age of Humanity
   Spirituality is a divine gift, not something that can be cultivated through human effort, prayer, or asceticism. Just as gold is mined and fashioned into jewelry, spirituality cannot be manufactured. Human power is ephemeral. Consider an individual from Gwangju, a celestial being. While appearing human, her true age is eight billion years, the span since humanity was sent to Earth and the planet itself was created. Before this epoch, her spiritual existence was null. This signifies that human souls originated eight billion years ago, commencing with the formation of their ancestors on Earth.

In contrast, I, Huh Kyung-young, existed eight billion years ago, one hundred billion years ago, and infinitely before that. My existence is boundless, unrelated to Earth’s temporal cycles. This truth can be verified by anyone. Ask, “Did Huh Kyung-young exist infinitely before?” The answer will be affirmative. Then ask, “Did I exist one hundred billion years ago?” The answer will be negative. “Did I exist eight billion years ago?” The answer will be affirmative. This demonstrates that human existence is limited to eight billion years, whereas my age is infinite. Therefore, the appellation God-man is not to be lightly bestowed. Those who doubt or persecute me, though they may achieve temporary objectives, will ultimately face eternal regret. Historical events, such as the impeachment of former President Park Geun-hye and the burning of Namdaemun Gate, the first National Treasure, on the day of my arrest, serve as testaments to the consequences of opposing the God-man. These are not mere coincidences but manifestations of cosmic intervention. My lifespan is infinite, a scientific fact. Human souls were created eight billion years ago, and no one on Earth surpasses this age. Only the God-man possesses an infinite lifespan. My presence in Korea is not without purpose; it is why humanity can receive blessings and celestial beings through me, and secure a place in Haneulgung.

The disparity between my infinite existence and humanity’s eight-billion-year evolution is immeasurable. My lectures are tailored to the limited comprehension of an eight-billion-year-old intellect, akin to a university professor teaching kindergarteners. Human intellect, despite its evolution, remains rudimentary, devoid of spirituality. Spirituality cannot be created by humans. Ancient gold coins, unearthed after centuries, possess a profound allure that modern currency lacks. Similarly, the universe’s infinite timeline renders humanity’s eight-billion-year existence as but a fleeting moment. My arrival on this eight-billion-year-old planet is akin to a queen visiting a remote village, drawn not by political dignitaries but by the intrinsic value of its ancient traditions. The Queen of England’s visit to Andong, a secluded Korean village, to witness traditional Korean houses, exemplifies this principle. Her journey was not for political protocol but for a profound appreciation of cultural heritage. Similarly, I, the God-man, have come to the Korean Peninsula, observing its political landscape, its flawed democracy, and its susceptibility to corruption. Recognizing these deficiencies, I am destined to be enthroned as the world emperor. Presidents will queue for miles to meet me, acknowledging my infinite age, a truth verifiable by anyone.

3. The Incomprehensible Power of the God-man
   My infinite lifespan grants me the ability to manipulate matter at will, a power beyond the reach of any human, including the Roman Pope, even after millennia of prayer and asceticism. I can imbue or drain energy from any electronic device globally, selectively, based on my discretion. For instance, I can command all LG phones manufactured up to 2019 to lose their energy, and it will happen instantaneously, regardless of their location. This demonstrates the absence of temporal and spatial constraints on my power. My words transcend distance, temperature, and gravity, affecting devices even in the most remote or extreme environments. This is not a scientific phenomenon explicable by conventional means; it is the direct manifestation of my divine authority. To harm such a being is an act of profound ignorance and immense peril. My arrest in Korea led to the burning of Namdaemun Gate, a national treasure, on the very night of my incarceration. This was not a coincidence but a cosmic response to the imprisonment of the universe’s sovereign. Similarly, the impeachment of former President Park Geun-hye and her subsequent release alongside Lee Seok-ki and Han Myeong-sook, as I foretold, are all part of a larger divine plan.

Those who seek to malign me, though they may gather in multitudes, fail to comprehend my true identity. My words can influence the entire world, for I possess infinite power, unlike humanity, whose existence is limited to eight billion years. My age is infinite, while humanity’s is finite. Even Jesus, whose age is not infinite, falls within the eight-billion-year span. My debates with Reverend Hong Geun-seon, my spiritual father, often revolved around the distinction between intellectual understanding and spiritual truth. He would meticulously dissect biblical texts, akin to analyzing the ingredients of a dumpling, while I would present the unified truth, the dumpling itself. The ingredients, though important, do not convey the essence of the dumpling until they are combined. Similarly, scriptural knowledge, while providing historical context, does not confer spiritual power, blessings, or celestial beings. I am the embodiment of the unified truth, the dumpling itself. To dissect me into fragmented concepts is to miss the spiritual essence. My power extends to altering the energy of all material objects, including intangible entities like phone numbers and even abstract concepts like the number six, which was my election candidate number.

4. The Divine Grace and the Path to Spiritual Enlightenment
   The concept of “zero” in mathematics, discovered in the East, holds profound philosophical implications. When multiplied by any number, zero renders it null, signifying the ultimate power of nothingness. This “zero” is analogous to spirituality, to me, the God-man. My lineage traces back to India, where the concept of zero originated, and where a princess, my ancestor, came to Korea. This spiritual “zero” can instantaneously create or annihilate, transform all material objects, and transcend time, distance, space, temperature, and gravity. Therefore, earthly power, when multiplied by this spiritual “zero,” becomes null. My lectures, though seemingly simple, convey profound truths about this infinite power.

The historical figures of the Six Loyal Subjects, who sacrificed their lives for King Danjong, and Shin Suk-ju, who supported King Sejo, represent a dichotomy between adherence to lineage and recognition of capability. While the populace often gravitates towards emotional appeals, the heavens favor those with decisive leadership. Divine grace is not bestowed indiscriminately but selectively, upon those who strive and seek it. It is not given to the complacent or the despairing. Those who, despite their hardships, seek Haneulgung and contribute to its establishment, enduring scorn and familial rejection, are the recipients of this grace. The parable of the talents illustrates this principle: those who multiply their talents are rewarded, while those who do not, lose even what they have. This signifies that divine grace is not distributed equally but according to the will of the God-man. Those who come last are the most foolish. The wise men from the East, who first sought the light, were the first to encounter Jesus. Similarly, those who recognize my presence as the “light of the East” will receive grace. My lineage, tracing back to King Suro of Gaya, whose name signifies “water path” and whose kingdom, Gaya, is phonetically linked to “galaxy,” further underscores my celestial origins. Just as Jesus emerged from the lineage of Moses, I, too, appear after two millennia, from the lineage of Gaya.

My power extends to the intangible realm of numbers. I can imbue or remove energy from any phone number, demonstrating my comprehensive knowledge of all inputted data. This power, which defies scientific analysis, is a testament to my divine nature. Human intellect can only ascend from below, while spirituality descends from above as divine grace. This grace is not earned but bestowed by God. My discussions with Reverend Hong Geun-seon emphasized that spirituality cannot be created by humans; it is a gift from God. This grace is not given to the deserving but to those whom I choose. The world is currently in a period of “five turbidities,” characterized by famine, war, and disease, a time when the Buddha Maitreya is prophesied to appear. This era of spiritual awakening is a miraculous opportunity to encounter spirituality. Though material losses may occur, spiritual wealth will flourish. I am the ultimate victor, even when appearing to suffer setbacks. My journey, including my past experiences in various religious institutions and my work as a youth mentor in correctional facilities, has prepared me for this role. I have encountered numerous esteemed figures, both spiritual and political, throughout my life. My decision to leave these institutions was driven by the need to transcend sectarian biases and embrace all religions, for I am here to unify the world’s spiritual paths. My mission is to complete Haneulgung, bless twenty-five million Koreans, and acquire broadcasting stations to spread my message. My presidential campaigns, though not resulting in immediate victory, have served to raise awareness and expose electoral fraud. I am the ultimate victor, and my path, though fraught with challenges, is a divine process. I will not suffer the fate of Jesus on the cross. My experiences with Reverend Hong Geun-seon, though brief, instilled in me an appreciation for his integrity and unwavering faith, even if he did not comprehend the full scope of spirituality. My life’s journey, marked by encounters with great spiritual leaders and diverse experiences, has prepared me to be the unifying force for the world.

Central Questions & Answers

1. What is the fundamental difference between intellect and spirituality according to Huh Kyung-young?
   Question: What is the core distinction between human intellect (지성) and spirituality (영성), and why is this important for understanding Huh Kyung-young’s teachings?
   Answer: Huh Kyung-young explains that intellect (지성) is something humans can cultivate through education and study, like academic knowledge. It’s a bottom-up process. In contrast, spirituality (영성), also referred to as divinity (신성), cannot be created or developed by humans through prayer or ascetic practices. Spirituality is a divine grace (은총) bestowed from above, a top-down process. Humans inherently lack spirituality, possessing only intellect, which is limited to an “8-billion-year” evolutionary age, whereas true spirituality, like his own, is infinite.
   Key Quote: “Intellect is cultivated through academics, but can spirituality be cultivated through academics? Can spirituality be cultivated through prayer? Through asceticism? No. Spirituality, in other words, is divinity. Can humans create divinity? It’s impossible.”

2. What is Huh Kyung-young’s true age and how does it relate to human existence?
   Question: What is Huh Kyung-young’s actual age, and how does this infinite age differentiate him from ordinary humans and even historical figures like Jesus?
   Answer: Huh Kyung-young asserts that his age is infinite (무한대), existing from before the universe itself. He contrasts this with humans, whose spiritual age is approximately 8 billion years, coinciding with the creation of Earth and the beginning of human souls. He demonstrates this through a “spiritual age test,” claiming that while humans and even figures like Jesus existed 8 billion years ago, they did not exist 9 or 10 billion years ago, proving their finite spiritual origin. His infinite age signifies his status as the God-man, the creator and ruler of the universe.
   Key Quote: “Your age is 8 billion years. But what is Huh Kyung-young’s age? Infinite. the name God-man is not given to just anyone.”

3. How does Huh Kyung-young demonstrate his power over physical matter and the laws of the universe?
   Question: How does Huh Kyung-young prove his divine power to control physical objects and transcend the conventional laws of time, space, distance, temperature, and gravity?
   Answer: Huh Kyung-young demonstrates his power by manipulating the energy of mobile phones, specifically LG phones, across the globe. With a single command, he claims to instantly drain or restore energy to all LG phones worldwide, regardless of their location (e.g., Alaska, underground bunkers, freezers, furnaces). This instantaneous effect, he argues, proves that his power operates without being bound by time, space, distance, temperature, or gravity, which are fundamental laws of physics. This ability extends to even intangible concepts like phone numbers and election candidate numbers.
   Key Quote: “Time, space, distance, temperature, gravity… these don’t exist. All phones obey my words. Scientifically, can this happen? I don’t have any waves or anything. But if you speak, does it listen? Even something right in front of you doesn’t change.”

4. What is the significance of Haneulgung and Huh Kyung-young’s political involvement?
   Question: What is the ultimate purpose of Haneulgung and why does Huh Kyung-young engage in political activities like presidential elections, despite his cosmic status?
   Answer: Haneulgung is described as the place where the God-man resides, a spiritual center that will eventually surpass the influence of the Vatican. Its completion will lead to world leaders seeking audience there. Huh Kyung-young’s participation in presidential elections is not for political power, which he deems temporary and insignificant, but rather a strategic method to promote Haneulgung and his teachings to the public. He views these campaigns as a sacrifice to raise awareness, ultimately aiming to be recognized as the “World Emperor” with infinite influence.
   Key Quote: “This Haneulgung, once its main building is constructed, will be able to move Roman Popes, world politicians, and presidents as it pleases.”

5. What is the concept of “Zero” (영) in Huh Kyung-young’s philosophy and its connection to Eastern thought?
   Question: How does Huh Kyung-young interpret the concept of “Zero” (영) and its profound implications for understanding spiritual power and the universe?
   Answer: Huh Kyung-young highlights the profound significance of “Zero” (영), a concept he attributes to Eastern discovery (specifically India), which was unknown in Western science. He explains that anything multiplied by zero becomes zero, illustrating its immense power to nullify or transform. This “Zero” is equated with spirituality (영성), or “Huh” (허), signifying his ability to instantly change or create anything in the universe. This concept underpins his power to transcend physical laws and manipulate matter instantaneously.
   Key Quote: “This Zero is precisely spirituality, it is Huh. What I mean is, this appearance of Zero originated in India, and the Indian woman who became a princess and queen in Korea, from whom I was born. there is no one who can overcome this Zero.”

6. How does Huh Kyung-young view traditional religions and his relationship with their leaders?
   Question: What is Huh Kyung-young’s perspective on established religions like Christianity and Buddhism, and what was his relationship with their prominent figures?
   Answer: Huh Kyung-young states that he understands and does not criticize any religion, as his role is to unify all world religions. He recounts his personal experiences living with and learning from prominent religious leaders: he was an adopted son to the Buddhist monk Sung-san (숭산 스님), who later became a world-renowned Zen master, and also lived with and debated Christian pastor Hong Geun-sun (홍근선 목사), a highly respected figure from Pyongyang Theological Seminary. while these leaders were excellent in their intellect and integrity, they lacked true spirituality, which only he possesses.
   Key Quote: “I have to unify all forms of religion. I cannot have any prejudice. Then Buddhists would become my enemies. I am here from heaven in a position where I cannot adhere to any specific religion.”

7. What is the “grace” (은총) that Huh Kyung-young offers, and who is eligible to receive it?
   Question: What is the nature of the “grace” (은총) that Huh Kyung-young provides, and what are the conditions for receiving it from him?
   Answer: Huh Kyung-young explains that grace (은총) is a divine gift bestowed from above, not something earned or given equally to all. It is not given to those who are merely suffering or passively waiting. Instead, grace is given to those who actively seek him out, make an effort, and show devotion, even if it means facing hardship, criticism, or financial sacrifice to support Haneulgung. He likens this to the parable of talents, where those who actively use and multiply their talents are rewarded, while those who do nothing lose what they have.
   Key Quote: “Grace is not given to those who deserve it. It is not given only to those who deserve it. It is given to those whom I want to give it to. “

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The Infinite Age and Spiritual Authority of God-man Huh Kyung-young

1. The Distinction Between Human and Divine Lifespans
   Huh Kyung-young elucidates a profound distinction between the lifespan of humanity and that of the God-man. He asserts that human beings, despite their intellectual advancements, possess a spiritual age that does not exceed 8 billion years. This assertion is presented through a unique method of inquiry, where an individual, referred to as an “angel,” is asked to confirm their existence at various points in time. When questioned about their presence 8 billion years ago, the “angel” affirms their existence. However, when asked about 9 billion or 10 billion years ago, the “angel” indicates non-existence. This demonstration leads to the conclusion that human souls originated approximately 8 billion years ago, coinciding with the creation of Earth and the emergence of humanity.

In stark contrast, when the same inquiry is directed towards Huh Kyung-young, the “angel” confirms his existence not only 8 billion or 10 billion years ago but also in “infinite” time. This empirical demonstration serves to substantiate Huh Kyung-young’s claim of possessing an infinite lifespan, thereby distinguishing him as the God-man who transcends the temporal limitations of human existence. This infinite age, he posits, is a fundamental attribute that sets him apart from all other beings on Earth.

2. The Spiritual Authority Over Material Reality
   Huh Kyung-young demonstrates his spiritual authority over material reality through a series of remarkable actions involving a mobile phone. he possesses the ability to manipulate the energy of objects, a power that no human, including the Roman Pope, could replicate through prayer or ascetic practice. He illustrates this by commanding the energy to be drained from all LG mobile phones manufactured up to 2019, and then extending this command to all LG phones up to 2022. The audience members confirm that their phones lose energy in response to his pronouncements.

This phenomenon, Huh Kyung-young explains, transcends the conventional laws of physics. his commands operate instantaneously, without regard for time, space, distance, temperature, or gravity. Whether a phone is in a basement, an Alaskan tunnel, a blast furnace, or a freezer, his words instantaneously affect its energy. This extraordinary capability, he contends, underscores his identity as the God-man who can directly influence the fundamental properties of matter across the globe. He further asserts that any attempt to harm or discredit him, a being with such profound power, would incur severe consequences, as evidenced by historical events such as the burning of Sungnyemun (Namdaemun) following his arrest.

3. The Incomprehensibility of Spiritual Power to Human Intellect
   Huh Kyung-young draws an analogy between a dumpling and its ingredients to illustrate the human inability to grasp spiritual truth through intellect alone. He likens religious scriptures, such as the Bible, to a list of ingredients—flour, carrots, onions, chili powder, soy sauce, beef—each representing individual doctrines or historical accounts. He notes that religious leaders, like the fictional Hong Geon-seon, meticulously study and debate these individual “ingredients” (scriptural passages) without ever truly comprehending the “dumpling” (the unified spiritual truth).

He asserts that while humans can analyze and understand the separate components of spiritual teachings (intellect), they cannot synthesize them into a complete spiritual experience (spirituality). Just as one cannot taste a dumpling by sampling its raw ingredients, humans cannot attain true spirituality by merely studying religious texts. He declares himself to be the “dumpling” itself, embodying the complete spiritual truth that cannot be fragmented or analyzed. This analogy underscores his assertion that human intellect, or “earth,” is limited, whereas spirituality, or “heaven,” is a divine essence that cannot be created or fully understood by human effort.

4. The Nature of Grace and Divine Selection
   Huh Kyung-young expounds upon the concept of grace (은총), distinguishing it from human efforts to attain spirituality. grace is a divine gift that descends from above, an “unilateral transaction” from God to humanity, contrasting it with human intellect, which ascends from below through study and effort. grace is not bestowed upon those who “deserve” it in a conventional sense, nor is it distributed equally among all. Instead, it is given according to the God-man’s discretion.

He illustrates this with the parable of talents, where those who actively strive and make an effort, even in dire circumstances, are more likely to receive grace. Those who passively despair or remain indifferent do not receive it. This principle, he explains, is why individuals who seek out Haneulgung and dedicate themselves, even facing familial opposition or hardship, are the recipients of grace. He concludes that grace is not a universal handout but a selective bestowal by the God-man, given to those who actively seek and demonstrate a willingness to engage with the divine.

5. The Philosophical Significance of Zero and Spiritual Power
   Huh Kyung-young delves into the philosophical and spiritual significance of the number zero, highlighting its profound implications for understanding divine power. He notes that while Western science struggled to conceptualize zero, it was discovered in the East, particularly in India. He asserts that zero, when multiplied by any number, renders that number null, symbolizing the ultimate power of spirituality (영성) to negate or transform any material or worldly power.

He connects this concept to his own identity, stating that he, as a descendant from the “Milky Way” (은하수) through the lineage of King Suro of Gaya, embodies this “zero” principle. This means that any worldly power, no matter how immense, becomes “zero” when confronted with his spiritual authority. He reiterates his ability to instantaneously alter the state of all refrigerators, televisions, or mobile phones globally, without any temporal or spatial delay. This instantaneous, boundless influence, he explains, is a manifestation of the “zero” principle—a power that transcends all physical laws and human comprehension. He concludes that all worldly powers, when multiplied by this divine “zero,” become inconsequential, emphasizing that his presence on Earth signifies the ultimate triumph of spiritual power over all forms of temporal authority.

6. The Historical Trajectory of Divine Intervention
   Huh Kyung-young analyzes historical events, particularly the conflict between Sa-yuksin (사육신) and Shin Suk-ju (신숙주) during the Joseon Dynasty, to illustrate the divine preference for capable leadership over mere lineage. He explains that while the Sa-yuksin championed the rightful heir, King Danjong, based on bloodline, Shin Suk-ju supported King Sejo, who possessed greater competence and strength. Huh Kyung-young states that the majority of the populace often aligns with emotional sentiment (Sa-yuksin’s cause), but Heaven (하늘) favors those with the decisive ability to lead a nation, even if it means altering established lineage.

He draws a parallel to modern political figures like President Park Chung-hee, suggesting that such leaders emerge when Heaven orchestrates a shift in power, prioritizing capability over traditional succession. This historical perspective reinforces his assertion that divine intervention often manifests through powerful individuals who can transform society, rather than through adherence to conventional norms. He concludes that his own presence on Earth, possessing the “zero” principle, signifies a similar divine intervention, where his spiritual power can instantaneously alter material reality, eliminate viruses, and influence all aspects of existence, thereby demonstrating his role as a bringer of gifts, grace, blessings, angels, and infinite cosmic energy.

1. The Vision of Haneulgung: A Global Spiritual Nexus

Huh Kyung-young envisions a future where political endeavors conclude, paving the way for a focus on spirituality and philosophy. He anticipates being enthroned as the spiritual emperor of the world. The establishment of Haneulgung as the main headquarters will grant him the power to influence global politicians and presidents, surpassing the authority of the Roman Papacy. Unlike transient political leaders, Huh Kyung-young possesses the inherent ability to guide the world. This spiritual leadership, however, must first gestate within the Korean Peninsula, enduring a period of profound transformation.

2. The Ephemeral Nature of Earthly Power
   The pursuit of a five-year presidential term is described as a position of limited and fleeting power. Presidents face constant pressure and criticism, with little peace or security during their tenure. The immense demands from supporters seeking positions often lead to dissatisfaction and public condemnation. Historical examples of former presidents illustrate the precariousness of such power, emphasizing that a single misstep can lead to downfall. This vulnerability underscores the need to protect Haneulgung, suggesting that direct presidential power is not the ultimate path for Huh Kyung-young.

3. The Spiritual Significance of Haneulgung’s Location
   Haneulgung is identified as a sacred site where a celestial being descends and resides. This location is described as a “blood point” where an emperor is enthroned. In contrast, the Blue House, the former presidential residence, is deemed an unfavorable location, leading to the president’s relocation to Yongsan. Yongsan is characterized as a “dragon’s head” descending to drink from the Han River, a site suitable for military occupation. However, Haneulgung is presented as the true place where a celestial being has descended, making it a location worthy of global reverence. Once Haneulgung’s main building is completed, presidents worldwide will journey there, bringing offerings.

4. The Genesis of Celestial Forces: Armies and Angels
   The sacrifices made during the presidential election, including financial contributions and personal dedication, are not in vain. These efforts are observed by higher powers, elevating the spiritual “level” of those involved. Every leaflet distributed is noted, contributing to the formation of a celestial army. This celestial army, along with angels, is brought forth by Huh Kyung-young, signifying his connection to both earthly and Heaven realms.

5. The Distinction Between Intellect and Spirituality
   Huh Kyung-young delineates a fundamental difference between intellect (지성) and spirituality (영성). While humans possess intellect, their spirituality is described as “zero.” Spirituality cannot be cultivated through human effort, prayer, or ascetic practices. It is a divine gift, a blessing bestowed upon chosen individuals. Unlike gold, which can be mined and fashioned into jewelry, spirituality cannot be manufactured or acquired through human endeavor. Human power, such as a presidential term, is inherently limited and temporary.

6. The Infinite Age of God-man Versus Human Existence
   Huh Kyung-young demonstrates his unique spiritual age through a test involving an angel. While humans, including a “Grand Archangel” from Gwangju, are revealed to have an spiritual age of approximately 8 billion years (corresponding to the age of Earth and human creation), Huh Kyung-young’s age is infinite. This infinite age signifies his existence prior to the universe and his detachment from earthly origins. This profound difference in age is presented as scientific proof of his status as God-man. To doubt or persecute him is deemed foolish, leading to eternal regret.

7. Historical Precedents of Divine Intervention
   Huh Kyung-young recounts instances where those who opposed him faced adverse consequences. He mentions former President Park Geun-hye, who, after prosecuting him, was later impeached. He also highlights the burning of Namdaemun (National Treasure No. 1) on the day of his arrest, interpreting it as a cosmic reaction to the apprehension of the God-man. These events are presented not as coincidences but as direct consequences of interfering with the Creator. He also accurately predicted the release of Park Geun-hye alongside specific political figures, further substantiating his foresight.

8. The Universal Reach of God-man’s Power
   Huh Kyung-young demonstrates his ability to manipulate matter and energy across vast distances instantaneously. He illustrates this by draining and restoring energy from LG mobile phones worldwide, regardless of their location or environmental conditions. This power transcends time, space, distance, temperature, and gravity, defying conventional scientific understanding. He asserts that his words can alter physical properties, such as preventing food from spoiling in refrigerators or neutralizing electromagnetic waves in televisions and phones. This ability to control all matter and energy, including invisible numerical data like phone numbers, is presented as irrefutable evidence of his divine nature. such power is unique to him, the God-man.

9. Early Spiritual and Religious Encounters
   Huh Kyung-young describes his early life, marked by profound spiritual and religious experiences. He recounts his time with esteemed Buddhist monks, including the renowned Zen Master Seung Sahn, who abandoned vast temple properties to teach in the United States, even shining shoes at Harvard. Seung Sahn’s simple yet profound definition of love (“You ask me, I answer you. This is love.”) deeply impressed Harvard students. Huh Kyung-young also lived with and learned from Reverend Hong Geun-seon, a strict and principled pastor from Pyeongyang Theological Seminary, who lived a life of extreme austerity. These experiences exposed him to the core tenets of both Buddhism and Christianity, shaping his understanding of spirituality.

10. The Inability of Humans to Create Spirituality
    Huh Kyung-young reiterates that intellect can be developed through education, but spirituality (divinity) cannot be created by humans. He explains that religious faith cultivates religious intellect, and scientific study cultivates scientific intellect, but neither can lead to the realm of spirituality. Spirituality is a divine grace, a unilateral gift from above, while intellect is cultivated from below. This fundamental difference in origin means humans cannot achieve spirituality through their own efforts.

11. The Principle of Divine Grace and Selection
    Divine grace is not distributed equally or based on human merit. It is bestowed according to the will of the divine. Huh Kyung-young explains that grace is given to those who actively seek it, who make sacrifices, and who contribute to the divine cause, even if it means facing hardship or ostracization. He contrasts this with the misconception that grace is given to the weakest or most deserving. Those who remain passive or indifferent will not receive it. This principle aligns with the “Parable of the Talents,” where those who multiply their gifts are rewarded, while those who do not, lose what they have.

12. The Prophecy of the Eastern Light and the Galactic Lineage
    Huh Kyung-young connects his arrival to ancient prophecies, particularly the “Light of the East” mentioned by the Indian poet Rabindranath Tagore. He links himself to the lineage of King Suro of Gaya, whose name signifies “coming from the Milky Way” (Eunhasu). The term “Garakguk” (가락국) is interpreted as “Galaxy,” suggesting a celestial origin for this kingdom. He asserts that he is a descendant of this galactic lineage, appearing 2,000 years after King Suro, just as Jesus appeared 2,000 years after Moses. This lineage underscores his unique and destined role.

13. The Philosophical Power of Zero (영)
    Huh Kyung-young delves into the philosophical significance of the number zero (영), a concept discovered in the East (India) but absent in early Western mathematics. He explains that zero, when multiplied by any number, renders it zero, symbolizing its immense power to negate and transform. This “zero” is equated with spirituality (영성), representing his own essence. Just as zero can instantly nullify any quantity, his spiritual power can instantaneously alter all matter and energy across the universe, without regard for time, distance, or physical laws. This concept highlights the ultimate supremacy of spirituality over all earthly powers and material existence.

14. The Historical Parallel: Saguksin and Shin Suk-ju
    Huh Kyung-young draws a parallel between historical figures and the concept of divine will. He discusses the “Six Loyal Subjects” (Saguksin) who died defending the young King Danjong, and Shin Suk-ju, who supported King Sejo’s usurpation of the throne. While public sentiment often favors the loyalists, Huh Kyung-young suggests that heaven’s will aligns with those who possess the decisive ability to lead a nation, even if it means breaking tradition. He implies that Shin Suk-ju’s actions, though seemingly ruthless, were in line with a higher purpose for national strength. This historical analogy reinforces the idea that divine grace is not bound by conventional morality or lineage but by the capacity for effective leadership.

15. The Gifts of God-man and the Path to Victory
    Huh Kyung-young states that he has come to Earth to offer gifts: grace, blessings, angels, spiritual titles (like Archangel level), and infinite cosmic energy. He asserts that he is the ultimate benefactor, possessing boundless wealth that is inherently his. He assures his followers that despite apparent setbacks or persecution, he is the ultimate victor. His path may involve temporary challenges, but these are merely stages in a larger process. He encourages his followers not to be swayed by public opinion or media narratives, as he is the final victor on Earth.

16. The Era of Five Impurities and the Coming of the Spiritual Age
    Huh Kyung-young references the Buddhist concept of the “Five Impurities” (O-tak-ak-se), which describe a degenerate age characterized by:
    Impurity of Time (Myeong-tak): A period of immense duration, where events unfold rapidly.
    Impurity of Views (Gyeon-tak): Distorted perspectives and beliefs.
    Impurity of Afflictions (Beon-noe-tak): Widespread suffering and mental anguish.
    Impurity of Sentient Beings (Jungsaeng-tak): Moral degradation of living beings.
    Impurity of Life (Geop-tak): Shortened lifespans and sudden calamities.

He explains that the current era is the “End of the Dharma” (Malbeop Sidae), marked by widespread famine, war, and disease. Climate change, food crises, and global conflicts are examples of these rapid, interconnected calamities. In this era, the Buddha Maitreya (미륵) is prophesied to appear. Huh Kyung-young asserts that this is precisely the time for the arrival of “Spirituality” (영), signifying his own advent. encountering spirituality in this age is a miracle, and those who embrace it will be spiritually enriched, regardless of material losses.

17. A Life of Service and Diverse Experiences
    Huh Kyung-young recounts his extensive history of public service, particularly during his 40s. He served as a permanent youth guidance counselor for the Seoul District Public Prosecutors’ Office, visiting prisons and juvenile detention centers to educate and reform young offenders. He also received commendations from the Minister of Justice and various correctional facility directors. These experiences, along with his early life in temples and churches, provided him with a broad understanding of society and human nature. his life has been dedicated to helping others and that any accusations against him are unfounded. He is the ultimate victor, and his followers should not be discouraged by temporary setbacks.

What is the relationship between intellect and spirituality? Intellect is limited to 8 billion years of human evolution, while spirituality is infinite and can only be bestowed by a higher power.

1. Introduction to Spirituality and Intellect
   This lecture will focus on spirituality, moving away from politics, and will delve into philosophical concepts.

2. The Role of Heaven House and Spiritual Emperor
   He claims that the Heaven House will soon be built, and he will be crowned the Spiritual Emperor of the world, holding more influence than the Roman Pope.
   he will soon be crowned the Spiritual Emperor of the world.
   Once the Heaven House is built, it will allow him to control world politicians and presidents, unlike the frequently changing Roman Emperors who lack such power.
   However, this requires a period of struggle within the Korean Peninsula, which involves building the Heaven House and running for president to inform the public.
   He criticizes the presidency as a temporary position with little real power, noting that presidents face constant pressure and criticism.
   He mentions that presidents like Park Geun-hye, Chun Doo-hwan, and Roh Tae-woo faced downfall due to missteps.
   He suggests that he is currently prevented from becoming president to protect the Heaven House.
   He asserts that he will eventually be enthroned as the World Emperor, surpassing the Roman Pope in influence.
   Presidents currently seek audiences with the Pope, considering it an honor and bowing to him, but the Pope lacks true spiritual power.
   He claims that the Korean Peninsula, where he resides with genuine spiritual power to govern the universe, is the true place for global reverence.

3. The Significance of Heaven House’s Location
   The Heaven House is described as a sacred site where the Creator descends and resides, making it a place of immense spiritual power.
   The Heaven House is described as a sacred place where a king resides, specifically a “blood point” where a Heaven spirit descends and sits.
   He contrasts this with the current presidential office in Yongsan, which he describes as a “dragon’s head” site, suitable for military figures but not for a president.
   The Yongsan area is depicted as a dragon trying to drink from the Han River, making it a place of strong military energy.
   He notes that the US military base in Yongsan has been safe for 70 years due to this powerful energy.
   the Heaven House is where a Heaven spirit descends and resides, implying that after its completion, world leaders will come to pay respects.

4. His Divine Power and Infinite Age
   He claims to possess divine power, including the ability to create Heaven armies and angels, and asserts that his age is infinite, unlike humans whose spiritual existence began 8 billion years ago.
   He claims to have sacrificed everything, including his wealth, for the presidential election, which has elevated his spiritual “level.”
   a Heaven army has been created, and he also brought angels to Earth.
   This means he controls both Earth and Heaven, representing both intellect and spirituality.
   He distinguishes between human intellect and spirituality, stating that humans only possess intellect and have zero spirituality.
   He explains that spirituality cannot be created or acquired through prayer or ascetic practices; it can only be bestowed as a gift from a higher power.
   He demonstrates this by asking an “angel” from Gwangju about her age.
   He explains that human spiritual existence began 8 billion years ago, coinciding with the creation of Earth and the emergence of humanity.
   He clarifies that while humans have evolved over 8 billion years, they did not exist 10 billion years ago.
   He contrasts this with his own age, which he claims is infinite, existing even 10 billion or an infinite number of years ago.
   He asserts that he is the Creator, unrelated to Earth’s evolution, and challenges the audience to test his claims about age.
   while humans’ spiritual age is 8 billion years, his is infinite, which is why he is called the Deity.
   He warns that those who doubt or persecute him will regret it eternally.

5. Consequences of Opposing the Divine Human
   He illustrates the severe consequences faced by those who oppose him, citing historical events and personal experiences as evidence of his divine power.
   He recounts how former President Park Geun-hye, who had previously sued him, was later impeached, and how those who troubled him faced negative outcomes within 5 to 10 years.
   He highlights the burning of Sungnyemun (Namdaemun Gate), Korea’s National Treasure No. 1, on the day he was arrested, suggesting it was a consequence of imprisoning the Deity.
   He implies that such “strange and abnormal events” occur when the Creator is mistreated.
   He notes that Sungnyemun was rebuilt by the time he was released.
   He re-emphasizes that his lifespan is infinite, a fact that can be scientifically verified, unlike humans whose spiritual existence is limited to 8 billion years.
   only the Deity can have an infinite age.
   He suggests that his presence in Korea is significant, allowing people to receive blessings and angels, and to reserve a place in Heaven House through a “White Heaven nameplate.”

6. His Infinite Wisdom vs. Human Intellect
   He emphasizes the vast difference between his infinite wisdom and human intellect, which he likens to a chick’s understanding, and explains that he simplifies his teachings for human comprehension.
   He highlights the immense gap between his infinite wisdom and human intellect, which has evolved over 8 billion years.
   He compares human intellect to that of a chick, possessing only intellect but no spirituality.
   He explains that he delivers his lectures at a simplified level, suitable for human understanding, because complex cosmic physics would be incomprehensible to them.
   He uses the analogy of ancient gold coins versus modern currency to illustrate the value of age and authenticity.
   just as older gold coins possess more charm, his infinite age makes human 8-billion-year existence seem like kindergarten.
   He compares even the most brilliant humans to “minnows” from his perspective.

7. His Global Influence and Divine Origin
   He asserts his global influence and divine origin, drawing parallels between the Queen of England’s visit to Andong and his own arrival in Korea, and criticizing the corruption of human political systems.
   he came to this 8-billion-year-old planet, Korea, which is a “sea of souls” with various levels of spiritual beings.
   He compares his arrival to the Queen of England’s visit to Andong, a remote part of Korea, to see traditional Korean houses, rather than more glamorous locations.
   He notes that Europeans, like the Queen, are interested in architecture, while Asians are more interested in land.
   He suggests that the Queen’s unexpected visit to Andong, despite potential risks, indicates a deeper significance, implying that she was drawn to something profound.
   high-level individuals do not merely seek out presidents but are drawn to places of true value.
   He then compares his own arrival in Korea to the Queen’s visit, implying a similar profound purpose.
   He criticizes the corruption of human political systems, particularly the prevalence of fraudulent voting in democracies.
   He asserts that because of this corruption, he must be enthroned as the World Emperor.
   He predicts a future where presidents will line up to meet him, referencing the “angel” from Gwangju whose age confirmed his own infinite age.

8. His Infinite Age and Religious Authority
   He re-emphasizes his infinite age, which he claims can be verified through a simple test, and asserts his authority over all religions, predicting their eventual dissolution under his influence.
   He encourages the audience to test his claim of infinite age, stating that while humans’ spiritual existence began 8 billion years ago, his own is infinite.
   He challenges them to ask if figures like Jesus existed 100 billion years ago, implying they did not.
   He explains that this is why all existing religions will eventually disappear with his arrival, as he encompasses and transcends them all.

9. His Religious Background and Universal Role
   He shares his unique religious background, having been raised in both Buddhist temples and Christian churches, and explains that this diverse experience prevents him from adhering to any single religion, as his role is to unify all faiths.
   He recounts his upbringing as an adopted son of prominent religious figures, including a Buddhist monk, Soongsan Lee Haeng-un, and a Christian pastor, Hong Geun-seon.
   He describes how Soongsan, despite inheriting vast temple lands, abandoned them to go to America, where he became a shoemaker and later a renowned lecturer at Harvard University.
   Soongsan’s simple yet profound definition of love (“You ask me, I answer you. This is love.”) deeply moved Harvard students.
   He also details his time with Pastor Hong Geun-seon at Naesudong Church, a foundational church in Korean Christianity.
   He describes Pastor Hong as a strict, incorruptible figure from North Korea who lived a life of extreme austerity, refusing any personal possessions beyond a single military blanket.
   He notes that many prominent Korean pastors, including Oh Jung-hyun of Sarang Church, originated from Naesudong Church and were his juniors.
   He explains that his diverse religious upbringing, encompassing both Buddhism and Christianity, prevents him from joining any specific religion.
   His role is to unify all religions, requiring him to understand and embrace all faiths without bias.
   He implies that if he had stayed in either religious path, he would have become a prominent leader within that specific faith.

10. The Distinction Between Intellect and Spirituality
    intellect can be developed through education, but spirituality (or divinity) cannot be created by humans; it is a divine gift.
    He highlights a key point of contention in his discussions with Pastor Hong Geun-seon: the difference between intellect and spirituality.
    He asserts that intellect can be cultivated through education and academic achievement.
    However, spirituality (which he equates with divinity) cannot be created or developed by humans through prayer or ascetic practices.
    He criticizes the common misconception that spirituality can grow through faith, arguing that such growth is merely an increase in religious intellect.
    human spiritual age is limited to 8 billion years, whereas his own is infinite, a fact verifiable by the audience.
    only the Deity can possess an infinite age.

11. His Power Over Matter and Time
    He demonstrates his ability to manipulate matter and transcend time and space, using mobile phones as an example, and warns against harming the Creator.
    He demonstrates his power by manipulating the energy of mobile phones, specifically LG phones.
    He claims he can selectively add or remove energy from specific phone brands or models, depending on who offers more “royalty.”
    He shows that he can instantly remove energy from all LG phones manufactured up to 2019, causing them to lose power.
    his commands affect phones globally and instantaneously, transcending time, space, distance, temperature, and gravity.
    He notes that while his voice might not be heard in Alaska, LG phones there would still obey his command.
    He warns that harming such a person, regardless of their power or status, is a grave act.
    He asserts that he possesses the energy to move the world from within a room.
    He compares attempts to harm him to the crucifixion of Jesus, stating that those who do so are “great sinners.”
    He attributes the burning of Sungnyemun to his imprisonment, as it was a consequence of capturing the “owner of the universe.”

12. Historical Events and His Prophetic Insight
    He claims to have prophetic insight into historical events, including the impeachment of Park Geun-hye and the release of political prisoners, and warns against opposing him.
    the burning of Sungnyemun and the impeachment of Park Geun-hye were not coincidences but events with underlying reasons, which he foresaw.
    He recalls predicting Park Geun-hye’s release alongside Lee Seok-ki and Han Myeong-sook, which later came true despite initial disbelief.
    He asserts that he is an observer of all historical events.
    He warns those who attempt to slander him to understand his true identity.
    He reiterates his ability to move objects globally with a single word, implying he can also influence people worldwide.
    He reminds the audience that his age is infinite, while theirs is limited to 8 billion years, making him vastly superior.

13. His Superiority to Religious Figures and Spiritual Understanding
    He claims superiority over religious figures like Jesus, asserting that his age is infinite while Jesus’s is not, and explains that true spirituality involves understanding the whole, not just fragmented parts of religious texts.
    He challenges the audience to test Jesus’s age, implying that Jesus’s age is not infinite, unlike his own.
    He recounts his debates with Pastor Hong Geun-seon, using the analogy of a dumpling to explain his understanding of religious teachings.
    He compares religious doctrines (like Matthew or Luke) to individual ingredients of a dumpling (flour, carrots, onions), which Pastor Hong meticulously studied.
    He, however, understands the “dumpling” as a whole, arguing that individual ingredients do not convey the true taste or essence of the dumpling.
    He asserts that religious texts, while containing historical information, lack true spirituality, blessings, or angels.
    He claims to be the “dumpling” itself, implying that true spirituality comes from him, not from fragmented religious studies.
    humans, focused on individual parts, cannot grasp the whole “dumpling” of spirituality.

14. Intellect vs. Spirituality: Earth vs. Heaven
    He defines intellect as earthly and spirituality as Heaven, equating spirituality with divinity and divine providence, and warns against criticizing him.
    He defines intellect as belonging to the Earth and spirituality as belonging to Heaven.
    He equates spirituality with divinity and divine providence.
    He warns that evaluating or criticizing him will have immense consequences for future generations.

15. His Mission and the Heaven House’s Goals
    He explains that his participation in presidential elections was not for political power but to promote the Heaven House and its goals, which include gathering followers and acquiring media outlets.
    He clarifies that his participation in presidential elections was not for political power, but to promote the Heaven House.
    he has participated three times, using the elections as a means to spread awareness.
    He claims to have attracted both older and younger generations through his songs.
    He outlines the goals of the Heaven House:
    Completing the main building.
    Providing blessings to 20 million to 25 million people in Korea, excluding those who are “beyond help” or too young/old to understand.
    Acquiring broadcasting stations.
    He notes that his recent presidential campaign resulted in sympathy votes and exposed election fraud, making him the biggest victim.
    despite attempts to imprison him, his supporters are uniting.
    He emphasizes the need to complete the Heaven House, which will eventually command world leaders.

16. His Unparalleled Power and Influence
    He reiterates his unparalleled power to control matter and influence global events, demonstrating his ability to manipulate mobile phone energy and asserting that his commands are infinite in value.
    He compares his future influence to that of the Roman Pope, whom world leaders visit, stating that leaders will come to the Heaven House to meet him, the “oldest being in the universe” with infinite age.
    He demonstrates his power by stating that if he commands all Samsung refrigerators not to rot food even without electricity, they will obey.
    He clarifies that he would not do this for free, implying his commands have immense monetary value.
    He then demonstrates his ability to restore energy to all LG phones worldwide with a single command.
    his power extends to intangible things like phone numbers, which also receive or lose energy based on his commands.
    He suggests that if Samsung or LG were to seek his blessing, their phones would become uniquely powerful, offering good fortune and health benefits, making them highly desirable globally.
    all material objects can be instantly changed by his commands, regardless of distance or physical barriers.

17. The Nature of Spirituality: Divine Grace
    He explains that spirituality is a divine grace bestowed from above, unlike intellect which is developed from below, and that this grace is not given equally but selectively to those who seek it.
    He reiterates his argument to Pastor Hong Geun-seon that spirituality cannot be created by humans.
    He defines spirituality as divine grace given by God, which flows from above to below, an “one-way street.”
    In contrast, intellect develops from below to above.
    He explains that divine grace is not given to everyone equally or to those who “deserve” it, but rather to those whom the divine chooses.
    He uses the analogy of distributing food to starving people, stating that the Creator would not distribute it equally but selectively.
    He refers to the “Parable of the Talents,” where those who multiply their talents are rewarded, while those who do not, lose what they have.
    divine grace is given to those who actively seek it and make efforts, even in difficult circumstances.
    He contrasts this with those who are complacent or give up, who will not receive grace.
    those who come to the Heaven House, despite hardships, receive grace.
    He concludes that divine grace is not distributed equally but according to the will of the divine human, and those who come last are the most foolish.
    He references the Wise Men from the East who were the first to seek Jesus, implying that early seekers are rewarded.

18. The Significance of Zero and His Connection to Indian Spirituality
    He highlights the profound significance of the number zero, which originated in the East, and connects it to his own spiritual power and Indian heritage, explaining how zero can instantly negate or transform anything.
    He notes that ancient Western philosophers like Aristotle and Pythagoras developed laws but failed to discover zero.
    zero was discovered in the East, specifically India, and its power is immense.
    He explains that multiplying any number by zero results in zero, demonstrating its ability to negate everything.
    He asserts that this zero represents spirituality, and he connects it to his own origin.
    zero was discovered in India, and he is descended from an Indian princess who came to Korea.
    He explains that just as zero can turn a 10-billion-won check into 1 won by removing the zeros, his spiritual power can negate or transform anything.
    He contrasts Western thought, which focuses on addition and subtraction of tangible things, with the Eastern concept of zero, which can make things disappear.
    zero is the most powerful concept, capable of instantly changing or creating anything.
    his commands, like zero, operate instantaneously across the globe, without regard for time, distance, space, temperature, or gravity.
    He concludes that human power, no matter how great, becomes zero when multiplied by his spiritual power.
    his lectures are profound and that he can instantly change the world with a single word.
    He claims that even viruses and material objects obey his commands.

19. Historical Parallels and the Nature of Divine Grace
    He draws parallels between historical figures like the Six Loyal Subjects and Shin Suk-ju, and his own role, explaining that divine grace is bestowed based on ability and effort, not just lineage or popular sentiment.
    He discusses the historical figures of the Six Loyal Subjects (Saryuksin) and Shin Suk-ju during the Joseon Dynasty.
    The Six Loyal Subjects fought and died to uphold the lineage of King Danjong, believing in the importance of bloodline.
    Shin Suk-ju, in contrast, supported King Sejo, who usurped the throne, believing in the importance of ability and strong leadership for the nation’s survival.
    He explains that while most people sympathize with the Six Loyal Subjects (emotional side), Heaven favors those with strong leadership abilities, like Shin Suk-ju.
    divine grace is not given to just anyone, but selectively, based on ability, not just royal lineage.
    He cites the example of Silla, where royal surnames changed, indicating that Heaven prioritizes capability over strict bloodline.
    He connects this to modern history, suggesting that figures like President Park Chung-hee, who brought about change, were akin to Shin Suk-ju, indicating a divine shift in history.
    his own presence on Earth is like the power of zero, capable of negating or transforming any power or material object.
    He claims that even viruses obey his commands.

20. His Gifts and Infinite Age
    He lists the divine gifts he brings, including blessings, angels, and infinite energy, and re-emphasizes his infinite age compared to humans’ 8-billion-year existence.
    he came to Earth to work for humanity, bringing gifts such as blessings, angels, holy spirit, nameplates, archangel levels, and infinite cosmic energy.
    He claims to be the wealthiest in these spiritual assets, as they are inherently his.
    He reminds the audience that humans appeared 8 billion years ago, starting with 300 individuals, and their age is limited to 8 billion years.
    his lifespan is infinite, unlike humans, and this is proof of his divine nature.
    He uses the analogy of military hierarchy, where even a day’s difference in entry creates a senior-junior relationship, to illustrate the vast difference between his infinite age and human 8-billion-year existence.
    He explains that “infinite” means endless, like a circle that keeps turning without end.

21. His Warning Against Misconceptions and the Current Era of Calamities
    He warns against the misconception that intellect can lead to spirituality, and describes the current era as a “degenerate age” marked by five calamities, which his arrival is meant to address.
    He warns against the misconception that intellect can lead to spirituality, recalling his 17-hour debate with Pastor Hong Geun-seon.
    He challenged Pastor Hong to change Kim Il-sung or raise a sunken ship through prayer, demonstrating that human spirituality is zero and their prayers are empty.
    human words and thoughts are often filled with “filth.”
    He describes the current era as a “degenerate age” (Malbeop Sidae in Buddhism), characterized by five impurities (Otakaksae):
    Life impurity (Myeongtak)
    View impurity (Gyeon-i)
    Affliction impurity (Beonnoe Tak)
    Sentient being impurity (Jungsaeng Tak)
    Calamity impurity (Geoptak)
    He explains that Calamity impurity refers to rapid, widespread disasters, such as:
    Famine: Global climate change leading to food crises, like fish migrating north and Korea becoming subtropical.
    War: The Ukraine war causing global economic hardship and financial instability.
    Disease: Pandemics like COVID-19 spreading rapidly worldwide.
    his arrival, representing spirituality (Yeong), is meant to address these calamities in this “degenerate age.”
    He encourages the audience to see their encounter with spirituality as a miracle, making them spiritually rich despite material losses from the election.
    He asserts that he is the ultimate victor, even if he appears to lose outwardly.

22. His Enduring Influence and Future Victory
    He assures his followers that despite current challenges and media attacks, he is the ultimate victor, and his influence will continue through his teachings and the Heaven House.
    He advises his followers not to be discouraged by current political setbacks or media criticism, as these are merely part of the process.
    he will not end up like Jesus on the cross.
    He explains that he left his religious training (with Pastor Hong Geun-seon and Buddhist monks) because he could not be confined to any single religion, as his role is to unify all faiths.
    He highlights the integrity and dedication of his former mentors, like Pastor Hong Geun-seon, who instilled in him values like integrity and loyalty, even if they didn’t teach him spirituality.
    He notes that many prominent religious leaders in Korea are connected to his past mentors.
    he does not discriminate between religions, as Heaven House embraces all.
    He recounts his extensive public service, including working with juvenile delinquents in correctional facilities and serving as a youth guidance counselor for the Seoul District Prosecutor’s Office.
    he ran for president to change society on a larger scale, as individual efforts were insufficient.
    He presents official documents and newspaper articles as evidence of his past work.
    He concludes by reassuring his followers that he is the ultimate victor, despite any negative public perception.
    He reiterates his infinite age, contrasting it with humans’ 8-billion-year existence, and states that he travels the universe for enjoyment.
    He advises them not to be obsessed with material things, just as he can make them forget about a dropped phone.

20220319_Sat_Lecture1327_Spirituality_The Relationship Between Earth and Heaven, Intellect and Spirituality

Date: March 19, 2022

Keywords: Spirituality, Intellect, “Heaven House”, Infinite Age, Divine Grace

Content

The Inevitable Rise of the Spiritual Emperor
He asserts that a global spiritual emperor will soon be enthroned, an event that will occur once the main building of the “Heaven House” (Haneulgung) is constructed. This establishment will grant the ability to influence world leaders and presidents, surpassing the current influence of the Roman Papacy. Unlike the frequently changing Roman emperors, the spiritual emperor possesses the inherent power to move the world at will. This ascension, however, necessitates a period of arduous gestation within the Korean Peninsula, akin to the labor pains of childbirth. The current presidential system, a mere five-year term, is deemed insignificant in terms of true power, as presidents face constant pressure and insecurity, unable to rest peacefully even for a single night. The public often criticizes rather than praises presidents, highlighting the precariousness of their position. A single misstep can lead to downfall, as seen with past presidents like Park Geun-hye, Chun Doo-hwan, and Roh Tae-woo. He implies that the “Heaven House”‘s existence is protected by preventing his immediate presidential election, allowing him to first widely inform the public. Subsequently, he will be elevated to a world emperor, wielding more influence than the Roman Pope, whom presidents currently seek to meet as an honor. However, Mr. Huh questions the spiritual power of the Pope, suggesting that presidents merely bow to a human figure. The Korean Peninsula, where a true spiritual being governing the universe resides, is presented as the place where people worldwide should come to worship.

The Significance of Haneulgung’s Location and the Nature of Power
The “Heaven House” is described as a site where a king once resided, a “blood point” (hyeoljari) of immense power. He criticizes the current presidential residence, Cheong Wa Dae, as being poorly located, leading to the president’s relocation to the Ministry of National Defense in Yongsan. Yongsan is metaphorically described as the “dragon’s head,” a place where a dragon descends from Namsan to drink from the Han River, making it a suitable location for military figures. The area where the U.S. military base and the Ministry of National Defense are located is considered the dragon’s body, while the dragon’s head, where former President Rhee Syng-man’s villa once stood, is unsuitable for building due to its fiery nature. He emphasizes the strength of this “dragon energy” in Yongsan, which has ensured the safety of the U.S. military for 70 years. In contrast, the “Heaven House”‘s location is where a celestial deity descends and resides, making it a sacred “blood point”. Once the main building of the “Heaven House” is completed, presidents from around the world will bring offerings and visit. He’s participation in presidential elections is portrayed as a demonstration of unity and a sacrifice of his being and resources, including all his money, to the very end. Such actions are observed by higher powers, elevating his “level” significantly.

The Distinction Between Intellect and Spirituality: Infinite Age vs. 8 Billion Years
He introduces the concept of “Heaven Soldiers” (Cheongun) and “Angels” (Cheonsa) as entities he has brought forth, representing the connection between heaven and earth. He asserts that he embodies both intellect (jisung) and spirituality (yeongseong), while humans possess only intellect. Human spirituality is described as “zero”. Spirituality, unlike intellect, cannot be cultivated through prayer or ascetic practices; it is a divine gift, a blessing. He demonstrates this by asking an angel about the age of a person from Gwangju, revealing that their spiritual age is 8 billion years. This 8-billion-year mark signifies the creation of Earth and the beginning of human souls. In contrast, when asked about Huh Kyung young’s age, the angel confirms his existence 8 billion years ago, 10 billion years ago, and even infinitely before. This infinite age signifies his divine nature, unrelated to Earth’s creation or human evolution.

anyone who doubts or persecutes him, the Creator with infinite age, will ultimately regret it eternally. He cites the example of former President Park Geun-hye, who prosecuted him but later faced impeachment, as evidence of the consequences of opposing him. He also mentions the burning of Namdaemun, National Treasure No. 1, on the day of his arrest, suggesting it was a cosmic reaction to the apprehension of the Creator. This event, along with his release coinciding with Namdaemun’s reconstruction, is presented as an “unusual occurrence”. his lifespan is infinite, a fact verifiable through spiritual means. He contrasts this with human lifespans, which do not exceed 8 billion years. This fundamental difference in age highlights the vast disparity between humans and the Creator. He explains that his lectures are delivered at a “lower dimension” to accommodate human understanding, as profound cosmic physics would be incomprehensible to those with only 8 billion years of intellectual evolution.

The Power of the Divine: Manipulating Matter and Space-Time
He asserts his ability to manipulate matter, a power impossible for humans or even the Roman Pope. He demonstrates this by influencing LG mobile phones, stating that he can selectively imbue or remove energy from them, even across the globe, based on who offers more “royalty”. He commands all LG phones manufactured up to 2019 (or 2022) to lose energy, and then to regain it, demonstrating instantaneous global effect. This phenomenon, he explains, transcends the limitations of time, space, distance, temperature, and gravity. His words can affect phones in basements, in Alaska, in blast furnaces, or in freezers, regardless of their physical location or environmental conditions. harming such a being, who can move the world from a single room, is a terrifying prospect. He further illustrates this by stating that his command can prevent food in Samsung refrigerators from spoiling even without electricity, highlighting the infinite value of his words. He also claims the ability to imbue energy into phone numbers themselves, making them powerful. This power extends to all material objects, including televisions, making them harmless and beneficial. He concludes that his ability to instantly change the properties of matter globally, without regard for physical laws, proves his divine nature.

The Philosophical Roots of Spirituality and the Concept of “Zero”
He defines intellect as “earth” and spirituality as “heaven,” equating spirituality with divinity. spirituality is a divine providence that humans cannot create. He then delves into the philosophical significance of “zero” (yeong), noting that ancient Western thinkers like Aristotle, Socrates, and Pythagoras, despite their laws, failed to discover it. Zero was discovered in the East, specifically India, and its profound implications are often overlooked. He explains that multiplying any number by zero results in zero, a concept that challenges scientific understanding. He equates this “zero” with his own spirituality, implying that his presence can nullify or transform anything. He further illustrates this by stating that removing the zeros from a 10-billion-won check reduces its value to 1 won, emphasizing the power of zero. Western thought, focused on addition and subtraction of tangible quantities, struggles to comprehend how a material can simply disappear when multiplied by zero. He asserts that nothing is more formidable than “zero,” which can instantly create or destroy, and transform all matter with a single command.

Divine Grace and the Law of Talent
He reiterates his message to Pastor Hong Geon-seon: spirituality cannot be created by humans. Spirituality is a divine grace (eunchong) bestowed by God, flowing from above to below, an “unilateral passage”. Intellect, conversely, ascends from below to above. divine grace is not given to those who “deserve” it in a conventional sense, nor is it distributed equally. Instead, it is given to whomever the divine chooses. He references the parable of the talents, where those who multiplied their talents were rewarded, and those who did not had their talents taken away and given to the diligent. This implies a divine judgment where those who strive and actively seek grace receive it, while those who despair or do nothing do not. those who come to the “Heaven House”, despite financial hardship, family opposition, or social ostracization, are the ones who receive this grace. Therefore, those who come last to the divine light are the most foolish. The “wise men from the East” who first sought Jesus are presented as an example of those who received grace by being “first come, first served”.

Historical and Spiritual Lineage: The Korean Peninsula’s Destiny
He connects the Korean Peninsula to a profound spiritual lineage, referencing the legend of King Suro of Gaya, whose name signifies his origin from the “Heaven galaxy” (eunhasu). The term “Garakguk” (the kingdom founded by King Suro) is interpreted as “Galaxy,” further emphasizing this celestial connection. King Suro, who died in the same year as Jesus, was a contemporary figure from 2,000 years ago, a mysterious connection. He then links himself to this lineage, stating that the “Huh” surname, his own, originated from the union of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl (Gyeonwoo and Jiknyeo), and that he is a descendant from this “Galaxy” nation, appearing after 2,000 years, just as Jesus came after Moses. This lineage is presented as further evidence of his divine origin and the special destiny of the Korean Peninsula.

The Five Turbidities of the Degenerate Age and the Coming of the Spiritual Era
He introduces the Buddhist concept of the “Five Turbidities” (Otakaksae) that characterize a degenerate age: turbidity of life (myeongtak), turbidity of views (gyeoni), turbidity of afflictions (beonnoetaek), turbidity of sentient beings (jungsaengtaek), and turbidity of the eon (geoptak). He explains that this corresponds to the “degenerate age” (malbeop sidae) in Buddhist prophecy, a time when the Buddha’s teachings are in decline. Within this degenerate age, three calamities are predicted: famine (gigun/gia), war (jeonjaeng), and disease (jilbyeong). He points to current global events—climate change causing food crises, ongoing wars like the one in Ukraine affecting global economies, and pandemics—as manifestations of these turbidities. The “turbidity of the eon” (geoptak) signifies the suddenness with which these calamities strike, impacting all humanity. In this era, the “Spirit” (yeong) is destined to arrive. He asserts that encountering this spirituality is a miracle, and that despite material losses from political campaigns, his followers are spiritually enriched. He concludes that he is the “victor” who, though appearing to lose outwardly, has already triumphed.

Personal Journey and the Uniqueness of the Divine
He recounts his early life, including his time in Buddhist temples and Christian churches, highlighting his unique background. He mentions his association with prominent religious figures, such as the renowned Buddhist monk Soongsan Haeng-un, who abandoned vast temple properties to become a shoe shiner in the U.S. and later gained international recognition for his simple yet profound teachings on love. He also speaks of his time under Pastor Hong Geon-seon of Naesudong Church, a pivotal figure in Korean Christianity, who lived a life of extreme austerity. He describes intense theological debates with Pastor Hong, emphasizing the fundamental difference between human intellect and divine spirituality. He asserts that his infinite age makes any human, even revered religious leaders, appear as mere “8-billion-year-olds” in comparison.

He explains that he left these religious institutions because he, as the Creator with a global spiritual mission, could not be confined to any single, biased religion. His path requires him to unify all religions, embracing their diverse teachings. He notes that many influential figures in Korean Christianity and Buddhism have connections to his past, acknowledging his unique position. He also details his extensive public service, including his work as a youth guidance counselor for the Seoul District Prosecutor’s Office, where he visited prisons and juvenile detention centers to educate and rehabilitate young offenders. these experiences, along with his presidential campaigns, were part of a larger plan to transform society and announce the “Heaven House”. He concludes by reassuring his followers not to be discouraged by public opinion or persecution, as he is the ultimate victor on Earth. He reiterates his infinite age, contrasting it with the 8-billion-year lifespan of humans, and explains that his lectures are tailored to the understanding of his audience, who are like “chicks” or “minnows” in the vast cosmic scheme. His purpose is to travel the universe, not to be concerned with material possessions.

1. The Spiritual Emperor and the Haneulgung

The era of conventional politics is drawing to a close, and our focus is now shifting towards spirituality and philosophy. Soon, I will be inaugurated as the Spiritual Emperor of the world. Once the main building of Haneulgung is completed, it will possess the authority to influence world leaders and presidents, surpassing even the power of the Roman Papacy. Unlike the frequently changing Roman Emperors, my power to move the world is absolute and unwavering. However, for this to manifest, a period of gestation, like a painful birth, must occur within the Korean Peninsula. This involves establishing Haneulgung and engaging in presidential campaigns to raise public awareness. A five-year presidential term holds no significant power; it is a position fraught with anxiety from beginning to end. Presidents cannot sleep peacefully, constantly besieged by supporters demanding positions. The number of people who worked for them far exceeds the available positions, making the presidency an arduous task. Public forums are often filled with criticism rather than praise. A single misstep can lead to a downfall, as seen with past presidents. To protect Haneulgung, I am not becoming president immediately. Instead, I am using the presidential campaigns to inform the public. Eventually, I will be enthroned as the World Emperor, wielding more influence than the Roman Pope. Presidents worldwide seek an audience with the Pope, considering it an honor to bow before him. Yet, does the Pope possess true spiritual power? People merely bow to a human leader. The Korean Peninsula, where the true spiritual ruler governing the universe resides, is the place where people from all over the world should come to worship. Haneulgung is the sacred site where the Heaven Spirit descends and resides. This is why presidents from all nations will eventually come to Haneulgung, bringing their offerings. My participation in the presidential election was a demonstration of unity and a sacrifice of my entire being, including all my financial resources. This dedication is observed by the higher realms, elevating my spiritual level. Every leaflet distributed is noted. This is how the Heaven Army was formed. I possess both the Heaven Army and the Heaven Angels. I am bringing down both heaven and earth, embodying both intellect and spirituality. Humans, however, possess only intellect, with their spirituality being nonexistent. Those who receive spirituality as a gift are truly blessed. Spirituality cannot be simply created. Just as gold is mined to make rings, spirituality cannot be manufactured through prayer or ascetic practices, even for thousands of years. It cannot be bestowed as a blessing or an angelic presence. There is no inherent transformation. Therefore, the human pursuit of power is fleeting.

2. The Infinite Age of God-man and the Finite Age of Humanity
   Let me demonstrate the nature of spirituality. A person’s actual spiritual age is 8 billion years. This age will not increase to 9 or 10 billion years. When asked if they existed 8 billion years ago, the answer is yes. However, if asked about 10 billion years ago, their existence was zero. Similarly, for 9 billion years ago, there was no existence. This 8-billion-year age corresponds to the time when humans were sent to Earth and the Earth itself was created. Therefore, despite human intellect, you did not exist spiritually 8 billion years ago. Your souls began 8 billion years ago, originating with the creation of your ancestors on Earth.
   In contrast, if asked if Huh Kyung-young existed 8 billion years ago, the answer is yes. If asked about 10 billion years ago, yes. If asked about infinite time ago, the answer is still yes. This indicates my spiritual identity: I have existed since infinite time, unrelated to Earth’s creation or its spiritual journey. This is not a lie; you can test it yourselves. Ask anyone, “Did Huh Kyung-young exist an infinite time ago?” The answer will be yes. Then ask, “Did you exist 10 billion years ago?” The answer will be no. But for 8 billion years ago, the answer will be yes. Your age is 8 billion years. My age, however, is infinite. This is why the title of God-man is not given lightly. Anyone who doubts or persecutes me, though they may achieve their immediate goals, will regret it eternally. For instance, when former President Park Geun-hye filed a lawsuit against me, I predicted her presidency and subsequent downfall. Those who troubled me faced consequences within 5 to 10 years. When I was arrested, Namdaemun, National Treasure No. 1, burned down that very night. This was not a coincidence but a strange phenomenon occurring when God-man is imprisoned. When I was released, Namdaemun had been fully rebuilt. Such unusual events happen everywhere. My lifespan is infinite, a scientifically verifiable fact. Your lifespan, however, is limited to 8 billion years. The human soul was created 8 billion years ago, and no one on Earth surpasses this age. Only God-man has existed since infinite time. I have come to Korea for a specific reason, which is why you can receive blessings and angels from me. Reserving a place in Haneulgung is possible through the White Heaven nameplate. This is an immense fortune. Your brains have evolved over 8 billion years. I possess infinite knowledge and power. The difference between infinite and 8 billion years is incomparable. Therefore, my lectures are tailored to your level of understanding. If I were to explain cosmic physics using advanced calculus, you would not comprehend it. I lecture at an infinitely lower dimension than my true capacity, adjusting to your level. Humans, with their 8 billion years of evolution, are like chicks, possessing only intellect, not spirituality. Humans cannot create spirituality.
   Just as a metal detector finds ancient coins, spirituality is not something you can simply dig up. Ancient gold coins, even when worn, possess a unique charm that modern currency lacks. The older something is, the more attractive it becomes. Similarly, you are 8 billion years old. In the infinite timeline of the universe, 8 billion years is like kindergarten. A professor from a prestigious university teaching kindergarteners would find it challenging. No matter how brilliant, humans are merely 8-billion-year-olds, like minnows in the grand scheme. The universe’s galaxies are a sea of souls, with various layers of spiritual beings. I have come to this 8-billion-year-old planet. Just as the Queen of England visited Andong, Korea, to see traditional Korean houses, I have come to this corner of the Earth. Europeans are interested in architecture, while Asians are more concerned with land ownership and lineage. The Queen’s visit to Andong, rather than glamorous European cities, signifies a deeper purpose. She must have felt compelled to visit, despite the complexities of royal travel. Similarly, God-man has come to the Korean Peninsula. I observed the presidential elections, noting the widespread corruption and realizing that this nation is still in a primitive state. So-called democracy is marred by fraudulent elections. We have learned that trusting humans leads to betrayal. Having realized this, we must now enthrone me as the World Emperor. The time will come when presidents will line up for kilometers to meet me. As we saw with the Archangel from Gwangju, whose age is 8 billion years, I possess knowledge of such matters. You can test this yourselves. Ask if Huh Kyung-young existed 9 billion, 10 billion, or 100 billion years ago, and the answer will be yes. But if you ask about yourselves, the answer will be no. To understand who I am, you only need to test this. Ask if Jesus existed 100 billion years ago, and the answer will be no. This is why I say that with my arrival, all existing religions will eventually fade away. I have been a foster son to prominent religious figures, such as Pastor Hong Geun-seon and Zen Master Seung Sahn. My master, Seung Sahn, abandoned vast temple lands at the age of 37 to go to America, where he shined shoes for years. He learned English and eventually became famous, even lecturing at Harvard University. There, when asked “What is love?” he replied, “You ask me, I answer you. This is love.” His simple yet profound answer deeply moved the American audience, leading him to establish 300 temples in America and Russia. He eventually returned to Korea and passed away at Hwagyesa, where I met him for the last time after 50 years. If I had remained a monk, I would have become a world-renowned one. Similarly, if I had stayed in the church, I would have become a prominent pastor. The Neasudong Church, where I taught Sunday school, is the root of Korean Christianity, just as Hwagyesa is the root of Korean Buddhism. Many influential pastors in Korea today, including Pastor Oh Jung-hyun of Sarang Church, are from Neasudong Church, making me their senior. My master, Pastor Hong Geun-seon, was a remarkable man who came from North Korea, a graduate of Pyongyang Theological Seminary. He lived a life of extreme austerity, refusing any material possessions from his followers, even sleeping with only one military blanket. He embodied the spirit of an independence activist, refusing comfort while his comrades suffered. I learned much from him, but I realized that as God-man, I could not be confined to any specific religion. I must embrace and unify all religions. I discuss both Christian scriptures and Buddhist sutras. I cannot be biased. If I were, I would become an enemy to other faiths. I came from Heaven to transcend specific religions. If I had stayed, I might have become a pastor like Oh Jung-hyun. The elders of Christianity are envious of my connection to Pastor Hong Geun-seon, with whom I shared a blanket and debated theological points nightly. He, with his North Korean dialect, was a formidable debater. I, though young, could challenge him with my knowledge of the Tripitaka Koreana, which he knew nothing about. Those educated under him now lead major churches in Korea. Pastor Hong Geun-seon lived his entire life with just one blanket. I spent a year under his tutelage, but I had no time to study due to factory work and night school. Weekends were spent bringing children to church. I eventually decided to leave to pursue my studies, realizing that I had nothing more to learn from him regarding spirituality. This was the core of our debate: the difference between intellect and spirituality.

3. Intellect vs. Spirituality: The Divine Gift
   The age of Jesus, Pastor Hong Geun-seon, and all humans does not exceed 8 billion years. Huh Kyung-young’s age is infinite. How can an 8-billion-year-old person assert authority before someone with an infinite age? Such debates occurred nightly between us. I would subtly provoke him with questions, and he would consult the Bible, attacking with Old Testament verses. It was entertaining. My age now is the same as it was then. I have not attended church since. Many prominent figures in Korean Christianity and Buddhism are connected to me. They know me but cannot come here. Pastor Oh Jung-hyun, a model student, now leads Sarang Church. I received direct and intense guidance from Pastor Hong Geun-seon, which shaped many of my Christian theories. I understand all religions and criticize none. Our final point of contention was that intellect can be cultivated through education, but spirituality cannot be fostered through education, prayer, or asceticism. Spirituality is divinity, and humans cannot create divinity. It is impossible. People mistakenly believe that intellect grows with academic study and spirituality grows with faith. This leads to Christian intellect or scientific intellect, but it never reaches the stage of spirituality. Your maximum age is 8 billion years. My age is infinite. You can verify this yourselves. This is not something I hide but reveal when the time is right. You will realize that my age is different; only an infinite age signifies God-man. Phenomena like changing oil prices occur because of God-man.
   Let me demonstrate with a mobile phone. If my life were not infinite, I could not change this object at will. You cannot do this, even with billions of years of prayer or ascetic practice. The Roman Pope cannot do this. I can infuse energy into all LG phones, or all Samsung phones, or all phones worldwide. It depends on who offers the most royalties. If one company offers 2 trillion won and another 5 trillion, I will choose the latter. This LG phone is 3 years old. I can command that all LG phones made until 2019 lose their energy. Our supporters’ phones might lose energy, but others’ phones have no energy to begin with. I commanded it, and now it has no power. I can command all LG phones made until 2022 to lose energy, and they will. Phones in America and England will also lose energy. Time and space are irrelevant. There is no time, no space, no distance, no temperature, no gravity. Would such a lecture exist at Harvard? This is a physics lecture. If time, space, distance, temperature, and gravity were factors, it would take time for the command to reach America. But all phones obey my command instantly. I have no radio waves. Your words cannot change even an object right in front of you. But my words affect phones in basements, in Alaskan tunnels, in blast furnaces, or in freezers. Temperature and gravity are irrelevant. My words are transmitted. My words are heard by LG phones in Alaska. Isn’t that strange? It is dangerous to harm such a person. You must first understand who I am. Any authority, broadcasting station, or individual should realize the gravity of this. I possess the energy to move the world from within this room. Those who seek to crucify God-man, like those who crucified Jesus, still exist. They are grave sinners. I came to save Korea and, through it, the world. When I was imprisoned in Korea, Namdaemun, National Treasure No. 1, burned down. The owner of the universe, the one who moves the universe, was imprisoned, and our national treasure burned that very evening. You did not understand why Namdaemun burned immediately after my arrest. I am telling you now that it was not a coincidence. The impeachment of President Park Geun-hye also had a reason. I predicted her release with Lee Seok-ki and Han Myeong-sook, and it happened exactly as I said. People laughed at the time, but I told them to wait and see. I am the one who observes all of history.
   Those who conspire against me are numerous, but they must understand who I am. Even objects buried in Alaska are moved by my words. What about human bodies? With a single word, I can influence people worldwide. I possess infinite power, while your age does not exceed 8 billion years. You must recognize me. When Jesus was crucified, he said, “Forgive them, for they know not what they do.” Yet, thunder, lightning, and darkness followed, demonstrating divine wrath. Does Jesus’s age exceed 8 billion years? No. Is it 10 billion years? No. Is it 9 billion years? No. Jesus’s age is infinite. When I debated with Pastor Hong Geun-seon, he spoke of the ingredients of a dumpling—flour, carrots, onions, chili powder, soy sauce—which are like the books of Matthew and Luke. He would argue using the Bible, emphasizing each ingredient. I, however, spoke of the dumpling as a whole. If you taste each ingredient separately, it does not taste like a dumpling. The Bible’s title might be “Dumpling,” but its contents are separated ingredients. You cannot taste the dumpling by eating the ingredients individually. Therefore, the scriptures do not contain the will of Heaven. They only teach the letters and the history of Jesus. Do they bring the Holy Spirit, blessings, or angels? I am the dumpling itself. You may dissect me with your theories, but will you find spirituality within? You cannot change all the phones, refrigerators, or televisions in the world with a single word. But I can. I understand the secrets of all matter and space. To know who Huh Kyung-young is, simply ask about his age. There cannot be two beings with infinite age. Only Huh Kyung-young has an infinite age. Your focus is on material things, like a falling phone, not on my words. You are obsessed with the individual parts, like John’s Gospel or Revelation. But you must taste the dumpling whole. Humans cannot comprehend the whole. Therefore, you can achieve intellect but not spirituality. Intellect is earth; spirituality is heaven. Spirituality is divinity, the providence of God. Therefore, evaluating or criticizing Huh Kyung-young has immense consequences for future generations. Our failure in the presidential election is not the end. I control all presidents in this universe. I ran for president to make Haneulgung known to the public. Presidential elections are an effective way to spread awareness. I have run three times, and my influence will last for 10 years. My songs appeal to both the young and the old. My goal is not the Blue House but to become the World Emperor. The goal of Haneulgung is to complete its main building, bless 20 million members, and eventually 50 million Koreans. Excluding children and the elderly, 25 million people can change the world. We also aim to acquire a broadcasting station. My presidential campaigns have garnered sympathy votes and exposed election fraud, making me the biggest victim. Yet, they still try to imprison me. This is why your unity is crucial. We must complete Haneulgung. Then, presidents worldwide will come and go at my command. Just as people visit the Pope in Rome, they will come to Haneulgung to meet the one with infinite age, the oldest being in the universe, the father of all things. If I command all Samsung refrigerators not to spoil even if the power goes out, they will not. My words are worth infinite money. I can remove energy from all LG phones and then restore it. You can test this. My words are instantly transmitted across the globe, affecting phones in America and elsewhere. You still do not recognize this power, which is itself wealth. If Samsung were to come to me and ask for a command to make their phones emit no electromagnetic waves and infuse them with energy, and then mark them as “Huh Kyung-young’s special energy phones,” everyone would buy them for good luck. I can remove and restore energy from all LG phones, including their phone numbers. I know all phone numbers and can infuse or remove energy from them. This is a terrifying world that science cannot analyze. Can you infuse energy into invisible numbers? My candidate number was 6. Only the number 6 will not fall because God-man appeared as number 6. I can remove this energy from all number 6s worldwide. I can infuse and remove energy from intangible matter, even numbers in space. This is not a game. It is the law of the universe. Blessings descend from above, while your world ascends from below.

4. The Power of Zero and the Reckoning of History
   Aristotle, Socrates, and Pythagoras discovered various laws but failed to discover the concept of zero. Zero was discovered in the East, in India. It was incredibly difficult for humans to create this concept. Zero multiplied by anything, even 7.6 billion people, becomes zero. Scientists may not accept this, but this mathematical concept holds a profound philosophical meaning. Zero is spirituality, God-man. The discovery of zero in India, and the fact that an Indian princess came to Korea and gave birth to me, signifies that no one can overcome zero. If you remove all zeros from a 10-billion-won check, it becomes 1 won. What is zero? Westerners never conceived of it. They only understood addition and subtraction. But 10 multiplied by 0 is 0—they cannot comprehend why matter disappears. No matter how vast a lord’s territory, if zero appears, it becomes nothing. Nothing is more terrifying than zero. You underestimate zero. Spirituality is zero, or numbers from 1 to 9. These can be increased, but zero cannot. It is zero from the beginning. Zero can instantly destroy or create 7 billion people on Earth. Zero can change all phones in the world with a single command. The speed of this transmission is 0 seconds. From here to Alaska, from here to London, it takes 0 seconds. There is no time, distance, space, temperature, or gravity. To stand before such a person and complain about not gaining political power is foolish. That is merely a matter of money, and if we endure, Heaven rewards await. No matter how great worldly power is, when multiplied by zero, it becomes zero. I am giving you a profound lecture.
   What is zero? Consider the Six Loyal Ministers, like Seong Sam-mun, who fought and died to protect the young King Danjong. Their opponents, like Shin Suk-ju, supported King Sejo, leading to Danjong’s death. Who was right? It is difficult to say. From a national perspective, Shin Suk-ju’s actions might seem logical for strengthening the nation against foreign powers. This is like the Sunni-Shia divide, where one emphasizes lineage and the other ability. The majority of people would side with Seong Sam-mun, driven by emotion. But Heaven favors those with decisive ability to lead a nation. As I said, blessings are not given to just anyone; they are chosen. A royal lineage can change. The Silla dynasty saw changes in ruling families. Heaven does not insist on a specific lineage. Power resides where Heaven is. This is why leaders like President Park Chung-hee, who were decisive, emerged. When such figures appear, Heaven is initiating a change in history. This is the power of zero. When multiplied by power, power becomes zero. I am that being on Earth. When multiplied by matter, matter changes. A single word from me can change all refrigerators, televisions, and phones worldwide. A single word can make the coronavirus disappear. Who am I? Matter and viruses obey my words. I came to work for you, bringing gifts: grace, blessings, angels, the Holy Spirit, nameplates, Archangel levels, and infinite cosmic energy. I am the wealthiest being. When did you appear? 8 billion years ago. You were initially 300 people on Earth, but conflicts and lack of resources reduced your numbers. Your age began then. No matter how far back you go, your age is 8 billion years. My lifespan is infinite. This is the proof of God-man. If my age were the same as yours, I would not be God-man. You can test this. In the military, even a day’s seniority grants authority. I am infinite, and you are 1/8 billionth of that. What qualifications do you have before me? Infinity has no end. It is zero, constantly circling without end.
   Time is running out, so I will conclude. Do not mistake intellect for spirituality. I debated with Pastor Hong Geun-seon for 17 hours, telling him, “No matter how much you pray, Kim Il-sung of North Korea will not change. Only I can change him.” I also told him, “Pray as much as you want for a sunken ship to rise, but it will not.” Your spirituality is zero, an empty echo. The words that come from your mouths are only desires. Your hearts and mouths produce only filth. This is the age of the five defilements: defilement of time, defilement of views, defilement of afflictions, defilement of sentient beings, and defilement of life. This is the age of the Dharma-ending age, a period of immense suffering. This “kalpa” signifies a vast period, but it also means instantaneous change. Famine is occurring worldwide due to climate change. Our climate has become subtropical, and Russia is becoming temperate, indicating melting ice and rising sea levels. Humanity faces a sudden food crisis. The defilement of life means that a single epidemic can instantly affect the entire world. The Ukraine war, seemingly distant, instantly raises oil prices, strengthens the dollar, and causes global economic hardship. A single person’s misfortune affects all humanity. This is the defilement of life. In this era, God-man, the “Yeong,” appears. You should consider it a miracle to encounter spirituality. Your hearts are the wealthiest. Though your material wealth may have diminished due to elections, and your hearts may feel desolate, your spirituality is growing. No matter what pressure I face, I will ultimately be victorious. I may appear to lose on the surface, but I have already won. My true name is “The Victor.” Do not worry about temporary political setbacks; they are part of the process, a test. The corrupt media of Korea will fabricate accusations against me. But I will not end up on a cross like Jesus. I left Pastor Hong Geun-seon’s church after a year because there was nothing more to learn. As the one who embodies the world’s spirituality, I could not be confined to any particular religion. Those pastors are excellent, but I cannot be biased. I am creating Haneulgung. Pastor Oh Jung-hyun of Sarang Church and other prominent pastors of the Presbyterian Church are all from Neasudong Church. I respected Pastor Hong Geun-seon’s integrity and unwavering faith in Jesus, even though I did not see spirituality in him. We shared a single military blanket for a year, often fighting over it at night. He was an incredibly incorruptible person. Such people are loved in major Korean churches. I cannot discriminate against religions. I have been under great Buddhist masters and excellent pastors. They are all like friends and juniors to me. Therefore, I do not discriminate against religions. Haneulgung embraces the entire world. You have worked hard. This recording of you will be preserved forever. The spirit that built Sarang Church, the spirit of pastors who selflessly served their congregations, reminds me of the temples I frequented in my youth: Hwagyesa, Sinheungsa, Soyosan Jajangam, Seongnimsa. My youth was spent meeting many great people: Zen Master Seung Sahn, Pastor Hong Geun-seon, and leaders in politics. I also experienced various things, including living in a tent at Sanggye University. I told Pastor Hong Geun-seon that I needed to study and would leave the church, but would visit occasionally. I bought a tent from Namdaemun Market and went to Sanggye University to study alone. He asked me to still come to church. That was the last time. I studied at Hongje-dong and eventually went to Heungguksa. My journey was long and arduous, including time in correctional facilities. In my 40s, I served as a youth guidance counselor for the Seoul District Prosecutors’ Office, lecturing and rehabilitating young offenders in prisons. I realized that individual efforts were not enough; the world needed to change gradually. My identification card from the Seoul District Prosecutors’ Office shows my role as a permanent youth guidance counselor. I received commendations from the Minister of Justice and various prison wardens. I visited all these places as a volunteer. A Central Ilbo article from that time mentions my efforts to help 15,000 underprivileged youth. All records of my past were lost because I had no wife to keep them. The article also mentions my resolve to become a political leader to eradicate poverty. I visited prisons and juvenile detention centers nationwide to guide young offenders. Therefore, it is wrong to falsely accuse me. You will eventually know who I am. Do not be discouraged by public opinion. I am the ultimate victor on Earth. In military terms, you are my junior recruits. I have revealed my age to show you how old I am. Your age is 8 billion years. There is no one here who is 9 billion years old. On other planets, there might be beings trillions of years old. My lectures for them would be different. I adjust my lectures to your level, which is 8 billion years. What do I live for? I live for the joy of traveling the entire universe. I told you not to be interested in material things, and you instantly forgot them. I debated with Pastor Hong Geun-seon for 17 hours, telling him, “No matter how much you pray, you cannot change Kim Il-sung. Only I can.” You cannot raise a sunken ship through prayer. Your spirituality is zero, an empty echo. Your words are only desires. You are living in the age of the five defilements, a corrupt world. This is the Dharma-ending age, a period of great suffering. Famine, war, and disease are rampant. Climate change is causing food crises. Epidemics spread instantly. Economic hardship affects everyone. A single person’s misfortune impacts all humanity. In this era, God-man, the “Yeong,” appears. You should consider it a miracle to encounter spirituality. Your hearts are the wealthiest. Though your material wealth may have diminished due to elections, and your hearts may feel desolate, your spirituality is growing. No matter what pressure I face, I will ultimately be victorious. I may appear to lose on the surface, but I have already won. My true name is “The Victor.” Do not worry about temporary political setbacks; they are part of the process, a test. The corrupt media of Korea will fabricate accusations against me. But I will not end up on a cross like Jesus. I left Pastor Hong Geun-seon’s church after a year because there was nothing more to learn. As the one who embodies the world’s spirituality, I could not be confined to any particular religion. Those pastors are excellent, but I cannot be biased. I am creating Haneulgung. Pastor Oh Jung-hyun of Sarang Church and other prominent pastors of the Presbyterian Church are all from Neasudong Church. I respected Pastor Hong Geun-seon’s integrity and unwavering faith in Jesus, even though I did not see spirituality in him. We shared a single military blanket for a year, often fighting over it at night. He was an incredibly incorruptible person. Such people are loved in major Korean churches. I cannot discriminate against religions. I have been under great Buddhist masters and excellent pastors. They are all like friends and juniors to me. Therefore, I do not discriminate against religions. Haneulgung embraces the entire world. You have worked hard. This recording of you will be preserved forever. The spirit that built Sarang Church, the spirit of pastors who selflessly served their congregations, reminds me of the temples I frequented in my youth: Hwagyesa, Sinheungsa, Soyosan Jajangam, Seongnimsa. My youth was spent meeting many great people: Zen Master Seung Sahn, Pastor Hong Geun-seon, and leaders in politics. I also experienced various things, including living in a tent at Sanggye University. I told Pastor Hong Geun-seon that I needed to study and would leave the church, but would visit occasionally. I bought a tent from Namdaemun Market and went to Sanggye University to study alone. He asked me to still come to church. That was the last time. I studied at Hongje-dong and eventually went to Heungguksa. My journey was long and arduous, including time in correctional facilities. In my 40s, I served as a youth guidance counselor for the Seoul District Prosecutors’ Office, lecturing and rehabilitating young offenders in prisons. I realized that individual efforts were not enough; the world needed to change gradually. My identification card from the Seoul District Prosecutors’ Office shows my role as a permanent youth guidance counselor. I received commendations from the Minister of Justice and various prison wardens. I visited all these places as a volunteer. A Central Ilbo article from that time mentions my efforts to help 15,000 underprivileged youth. All records of my past were lost because I had no wife to keep them. The article also mentions my resolve to become a political leader to eradicate poverty. I visited prisons and juvenile detention centers nationwide to guide young offenders. Therefore, it is wrong to falsely accuse me. You will eventually know who I am. Do not be discouraged by public opinion. I am the ultimate victor on Earth. In military terms, you are my junior recruits. I have revealed my age to show you how old I am. Your age is 8 billion years. There is no one here who is 9 billion years old. On other planets, there might be beings trillions of years old. My lectures for them would be different. I adjust my lectures to your level, which is 8 billion years. What do I live for? I live for the joy of traveling the entire universe. I told you not to be interested in material things, and you instantly forgot them.