2023.05.28 304 The Dragon’s Eye. The Crucial “Dot” in Life’s Masterpiece

2023.05.28 304 The Dragon’s Eye. The Crucial “Dot” in Life’s Masterpiece

This excerpt note captures the essence of Huh Kyung-young lecture at Haneulgung, delivered on May 28, 2023. It focuses on his unique spiritual teachings, claims of divine power, and interpretations of scientific concepts, all presented with his characteristic blend of humor and conviction. The core message revolves around the idea of “Hwal-yong Jeom-jeong” (dotting the dragon’s eyes), symbolizing the ultimate completion of life through his blessings, and the power of his “Bulloyu” (immortal milk) and “Gwang-chae” (divine light) to bring about miraculous changes.

The Philosophy of “Hwal-yong Jeom-jeong” and the Illusion of Reality

The Incompleteness of Life Without Divine Intervention
life, no matter how well-lived, is incomplete without his blessings, likening it to drawing a magnificent dragon but forgetting to dot its eyes. This powerful metaphor highlights his belief that true fulfillment and salvation come only through his direct intervention. It’s a bold claim that positions him as the ultimate arbiter of human destiny.

여러분들은 하늘궁에 왜 왔냐? 활용 정을 하러 와 있는 거야.
Why did you come to Haneulgung? You came to do Hwal-yong Jeom-jeong.

용을 그렸는데 인생을 살았어. 근데 백궁 못 가고 하늘궁 안 오면 점을 찍었다고 볼 수 있을까? 허송세월 한 거예요.
You drew a dragon and lived your life. But if you can’t go to the White Heaven and don’t come to Haneulgung, can you say you dotted the eyes? You’ve wasted your time.

여러분들은 인생의 용을 그려놓고 이 점을 맞아 그리지 않으면 인생은 그 그리면 거야.
If you draw the dragon of your life but don’t dot its eyes, your life is just a drawing.

인생에 아무리 제가 용을 잘 그린 자가 있어. 그림으로 용을 잘 그려도 여기에 눈을 못 그리면 끝이야.
No matter how well someone draws a dragon in life, if they can’t draw the eyes, it’s over.

The All-Encompassing Power of “Chuk-bok” (Blessing)
He asserts that a single “Chuk-bok” (blessing) from him encompasses all spiritual benefits—prayer, salvation, grace, resurrection, eternal life, and heaven. This claim simplifies complex religious doctrines into a single, powerful act, positioning himself as the sole provider of ultimate spiritual fulfillment. It’s an incredibly efficient, almost transactional, approach to salvation.

하늘궁에 와서 축복을 받고 명했다, 끝난 거예요. 가서 뭐 축복 하나만 받으면 기도, 구원, 축복, 성령, 부활, 천국 다 들어있어요.
Coming to Haneulgung, receiving a blessing, and having your name called—it’s over. If you just receive one blessing, prayer, salvation, blessing, Holy Spirit, resurrection, and heaven are all included.

기도, 구원, 축복, 성령, 은사, 부활, 영생, 천국이 기독교의 팔락은 내가 축복 하나 주면 들어가죠. 그게 활용 점정이야.
Prayer, salvation, blessing, Holy Spirit, grace, resurrection, eternal life, heaven—these eight joys of Christianity are included if I give one blessing. That’s Hwal-yong Jeom-jeong.

여기서 축복 하나만 딱 주면 평생 기도가 무슨 소용이 있어요? 구원이 무슨 소용이 있어요? 성령이 무슨 소용이 있어요? 은사 매니매니 들어와 있어. 축복 들어와 있어. 부활 들어와 있어. 이미 여러분 부활되게 딱 돼 있어. 영생이 보장돼 있어. 천국으로 갈 수밖에 없어.
If I just give one blessing here, what’s the use of lifelong prayer? What’s the use of salvation? What’s the use of the Holy Spirit? Many graces are included. Blessings are included. Resurrection is included. You are already destined for resurrection. Eternal life is guaranteed. You have no choice but to go to heaven.

The Illusion of the Material World
Huh Kyung-young presents a contrarian view of reality, stating that the visible world is merely an illusion, like seeing the moon reflected in water. He connects this to scientific concepts like dark matter and dark energy, suggesting that the true, unseen world (95% of reality) governs the visible 5%. This challenges conventional perceptions and reinforces the idea that his spiritual insights offer a deeper understanding of existence.

여러분들은 내가 말한 대로 그림에 보이는 물속에 보이는 달을 진짜 달로 착각하고 사는 거야. 이 지구 인생은 물속에 있는 달이 물속에 있는 달을 보고 있는 거야. 그게 가상의 세계인데 진짜 세계인 줄 알아.
As I said, you live mistaking the moon reflected in the water in a painting for the real moon. This earthly life is indeed like seeing the moon in the water, isn’t it? You’re looking at the moon in the water. It’s a virtual world, but you think it’s real.

95% 암흑 물질, 암흑 에너지야. 그 나머지 5% 보고 여러분들은 그게 진짜인 줄 알아. 그건 가짜 세계야.
95% is dark matter, dark energy. You look at the remaining 5% and think it’s real. That’s a fake world.

우리는 이 실제 이 사물을 바로 볼 수가 없어. 전부 여러분들은 달을 물속에서 바라보고, 어머, 달을 물에 볼 때 천 모르겠어. 내가 무슨 말 하는지. 월인 천강 다이 물속에 비치면 달이 천 개가 다 달이 달라. 실제는 다른 하나인데.
We cannot see these actual objects directly. You all look at the moon in the water, and when you see the moon in the water, I don’t know what I’m saying. If the moon reflects in a thousand rivers, all thousand moons are different. In reality, there is only one moon.

모든 영물이, 모든 물질이 형상으로 있어요. 형상으로 있단 말이야. 모든 여기에 여러분들은 빠져 있는 거야. 근데 실제는 형상이 없는 것이 형상이 있는 것을 95% 지배하고 있어.
All spirits, all matter exist in form. They exist in form. You are all trapped in this. But in reality, what has no form controls 95% of what has form.

Divine Power and Miraculous Interventions

The Power of “Bulloyu” (Immortal Milk) and “Gwang-chae” (Divine Light)
Huh Kyung-young presents “Bulloyu” (immortal milk) and “Gwang-chae” (divine light) as miraculous tools for healing and protection. The testimonials, from curing chronic asthma to preventing car accidents, serve as powerful evidence for his claims. This section highlights the practical, tangible benefits he promises to his followers, making his spiritual offerings highly appealing.

블루유를 마실 때 원하는 걸 상상한 후 마시면 효과가 더 좋다고 말씀하셨는데요.
You said that if you imagine what you want and then drink Bulloyu, the effect is better.

그때는 광세이라 에너지 넣어야 되겠죠? 차를 붙잡고 차에다 명령해야 되겠죠? 명령하면 바뀌어 버려.
At that time, you’d have to put in Gwang-se-i energy. You’d have to grab the car and command it. If you command it, it changes.

여러분들은 비행기 아무리 타도 사고 안, 아무리 아무리 차를 몰아도 급발진이 있을까? 없어요. 없어. 얼마나 좋아요.
No matter how much you fly, you won’t have an accident, no matter how much you drive, will there be sudden acceleration? No. There isn’t. How good is that?

매일 하던 입기도 끊었습니다. 기적 같은 일입니다.
I even stopped my daily inhaler. It’s a miracle.

저 독소가 다 나가버린 거야. 나가버리고 저 사람은 이제 호흡기가 정상으로 바뀐 거야. 좋안 좋아요? 좋아요.
All those toxins are gone. They’re gone, and that person’s respiratory system has returned to normal. Is that good ? It’s good.

음력설 1월 28일 선물 받은 밀감이 the God-man 이름을 써 놓으니 썩지 않고 있습니다. 좀 가벼워졌습니다.
The tangerines I received as a gift on Lunar New Year, January 28th, haven’t rotted since I wrote the divine being’s name on them. They’ve become a bit lighter.

안약을 넣어도 증상은 변함이 없어 안 되겠다 싶어 불로유(不老乳)를 눈에 넣고 30분 정도 있다가 불로유(不老乳)를 한 번 더 눈에 넣고 10분 정도 있다가 블로 수를 눈에 넣어 씻어내고 아침에 일어나니 언제 그랬냐는 듯 눈이 말짱해졌습니다.
Even after putting in eye drops, the symptoms didn’t change, so I thought it wouldn’t work. I put Bulloyu in my eyes, waited about 30 minutes, then put Bulloyu in again, waited about 10 minutes, then rinsed my eyes with Bul-lo-su, and when I woke up in the morning, my eyes were perfectly clear as if nothing had happened.

The “Thievery” of Life and the Importance of Gratitude
Huh Kyung-young introduces a provocative concept: all human actions, from consuming resources to receiving parental care, are a form of “thievery”. This idea serves to underscore the importance of gratitude and a righteous mind (“Jeong-sim”). By framing everyday life as a series of unearned benefits, he encourages a constant state of appreciation, which he claims leads to physical and spiritual well-being.

여러분은 음 도둑질 하죠. 도 닦고 있어요. 도둑질 하고도 닦고 있는 거야. 땅에서 기름 퍼 올리지. 네, 도둑질이네. 여분이 만들었나? 나무 잘라서지. 우리가 다 만들어 놓은 거 아니야. 그걸 우리가 갖다 쓰는 거야. 도둑질이지.
You steal. You’re also cultivating virtue. You’re stealing and cultivating virtue. You pump oil from the ground. Yes, that’s stealing. Did you make it? You cut down trees. We didn’t make any of that. We just use it. That’s stealing.

그러니까 우유 먹는 거, 뭐야, 불로 유가 여러분, 나한테 도둑질한 거야. 돈 안 내고 먹었잖아. 그런데 먹을 때 “어머, God-man 님이 그냥 주셨네. 이거 대가를 치르지 않고 먹네.” 도둑질이 이렇게 먹어야 좋은 거야.
drinking milk, what is it, Bulloyu, you stole it from me. You drank it without paying. Right, right. But when you drink it, you should think, ” the divine being just gave this to me. I’m drinking this without paying a price.” That’s how you should “steal” it for it to be good.

부모님이 밥을 차려 주잖아. 도둑질이 맞아. 부모님이 나이 사서까지 부모님 밥을 얻어먹고 있는 사람도 있어. 그 도둑질이 솔직히 말해서 도둑질 하면서도 닦겠다고 하는 거야. 여러분 그래서 여러분들이 불을 먹으면서, 아, 밥을 먹으면서도 항상 부모한테 고맙습니다. 하늘 보고 내가 없을 때도 하늘에게 감사합니다. 이거 전부 이런 마음을 먹어야 되는 거야.
Your parents prepare your meals, don’t they? Is that stealing ? Some people even eat their parents’ meals until they’re old. Honestly, that’s stealing, but they say they’re cultivating virtue while stealing. even when you drink Bulloyu, or eat a meal, you should always thank your parents. Even when I’m not there, you should thank the heavens. You must always have this kind of mindset.

그건 사실 나중에는 내가 팔아야 되는 거지. 여러분들은 그다음 내 이름을 도둑질 해가지고 쓰고 있는 거야. 명심해요. 그 있으면 괜찮아. 그것도 모르고 먹으면 그건 진짜 도둑놈이 되는 거야.
In fact, I’ll have to sell that later. you’re then stealing my name and using it. Remember that. If you have it, it’s fine. If you eat it without knowing that, then you’re a real thief.

The Significance of Ancestral Items and “Myeong-pae” (Nameplate)
blessed ancestral items, like clothing, carry positive energy and offer protection. This belief extends to the “Myeong-pae” (nameplate) ritual, which he says can even bless deceased ancestors and pets, demonstrating the expansive reach of his spiritual power. This offers comfort and a sense of continued connection to loved ones, while also reinforcing the efficacy of his rituals.

축복받은 사람의 옷이나 모든 물건은 암흑 물질이야. 맞아, 손 떨어지나 안 떨어지나? 안 떨어져. 안 떨어져. 그게 얼마나 우리 인체에 좋아. 그걸 버리는 게 아깝죠.
The clothes and all belongings of a blessed person are dark matter. right, right, right. Do your hands fall off ? They don’t. They don’t. How good is that for our bodies? It’s a waste to throw them away.

가지고 있어도 되고, 입어도 되고. 좀 위험한 데 갈 때는 입고 가면 보호가 돼. 면접 시험 보러 가면 좀 떨리잖아. 수능 시험 보러 갈 때 돌아가신 아버지 옷을 입고 가는 거야. 점수 잘 나와요.
You can keep them, wear them. When you go to a somewhat dangerous place, wearing them will protect you. Right, right. You get nervous when you go for a job interview, don’t you? When you go for the college entrance exam, wear your deceased father’s clothes. You’ll get good scores.

내 고등학교 때 담임 선생 이러면 되고, 이런 몰라도 알겠죠. 그럼 홍해는 모든 정보가 있어 없어? 있어요. 탁탁 들어가 버려. 기가 그런 거 많이 봤죠? 우리는 그런 것을 굳이 이름을 안 대도 돼. 그냥 외조모님 이래도 되고. 내가 어릴 때 이웃집에 있던 강아지 그러면 되는 거야.
You can just say “my high school homeroom teacher,” even if you don’t know their name. Then does the Red Sea have all the information ? It does. It just goes right in. You’ve seen a lot of that, haven’t you? Uh, we don’t necessarily have to say their name. You can just say “my maternal grandmother,” right? Uh, or “the dog that lived next door when I was little.”

제가 손자 축복 명해 줘서 그런 것 같아요. 허경영, 신희 님의 에너지와 천사님들의 돌봄으로 그런 것 같아요.
I think it’s because I gave my grandson a blessing and nameplate. I think it’s due to Huh Kyung-young, the divine being’s energy, and the care of the angels.

이 축복을 넣어버리면 그 사람 거는 전부 무한대 에너지가 있는 거야. 그게 암흑 에너지입니다.
If you put this blessing in, that person’s things all have infinite energy. That is dark energy.

This excerpt note captures the essence of Huh Kyung-young lecture at Haneulgung, delivered on May 28, 2023. The lecture, rich with spiritual claims and unique interpretations of reality, focuses on the concept of “Hwaryong Jeomjeong” (點睛)—the final dotting of the dragon’s eye, symbolizing the completion of one’s life through spiritual enlightenment and connection with Huh Kyung-young. It also delves into his views on modern science, the nature of reality, and practical applications of his “blessings” through various testimonials.

The Philosophy of “Hwaryong Jeomjeong” and True Existence

The Incompleteness of Life Without Spiritual Completion
a life lived without spiritual completion, akin to drawing a dragon without dotting its eyes, is ultimately meaningless. He posits that coming to Haneulgung and receiving his “blessing” is the crucial “dot” that completes one’s existence, ensuring salvation and entry into a higher realm. This perspective challenges conventional notions of achievement and success, placing spiritual fulfillment at the apex of human endeavor.

화가가 모나리자를 이렇게 그려놓고 눈동자를 안 그리면 어떻게 되죠? 과거 시험에 그림을 다 그렸는데 시간이 없어서 임금이 보고 있는데 눈을 못 그렸다, 눈동자를 못 그렸다. 그러면 그 그림에 점수를 받을 수 있을까? 못 받겠죠. 여러분들은 하늘궁에 왜 왔냐? 활용 점정을 하러 와 있는 거야. 용을 그렸는데 뭘 못했어? 아이, 용을 분명히 용을 그리긴 그렸어. 근데 백궁 못 가고 하늘궁 안 오면 점을 찍었다고 볼 수 있을까? 허송세월 한 거예요.
What happens if a painter draws the Mona Lisa but doesn’t paint the eyes? If someone drew a picture for a civil service exam but ran out of time and couldn’t draw the eyes while the king was watching, would they get a score for that painting? They wouldn’t. Why have you come to Haneulgung? You’ve come to do “Hwaryong Jeomjeong” (dotting the dragon’s eye). You drew a dragon, but what couldn’t you do? You clearly drew a dragon. But if you can’t go to the White Heaven and don’t come to Haneulgung, can it be considered that you’ve dotted the eye? It’s a waste of time.

축복 하나만 딱 받으면 기도할 필요 있나? 구원받을 필요 있나? 축복 들어있죠? 성령 들어있죠? 은사 있어. 부활 들어있어. 영생 들어있어. 천국 들어있어. 싹 아주 여덟 가지가 다 들어있어. 그게 기독교의 낙이 여덟 가지나. 기도, 구원, 축복, 성령, 은사, 부활, 영생, 천국이 기독교의 팔락은 내가 축복 하나 주면 들어가죠. 그게 활용 점정이야.
If you just receive one blessing, do you need to pray? Do you need to be saved? Blessing is included. The Holy Spirit is included. There are spiritual gifts. Resurrection is included. Eternal life is included. Heaven is included. All eight things are included. Those are the eight joys of Christianity. Prayer, salvation, blessing, Holy Spirit, spiritual gifts, resurrection, eternal life, and Heaven—these eight joys of Christianity are all included if I give you one blessing. That is “Hwaryong Jeomjeong.”

The Illusion of the Material World
the physical world we perceive is merely an illusion, akin to seeing the moon reflected in water rather than the actual moon. He connects this idea to modern physics, referencing concepts like dark matter and dark energy, to argue that only a small fraction of reality is visible, and that true reality lies in the unseen, spiritual realm. This perspective encourages followers to look beyond superficial appearances and seek deeper truths.

여러분들은 내가 말한 대로 그림에 보이는 물속에 보이는 달을 진짜 달로 착각하고 사는 거야. 이 지구 인생은 물속에 있는 달이 물속에 있는 달을 보고 있는 거야. 그게 가상의 세계인데 진짜 세계인 줄 알아.
As I said, you are mistaking the moon reflected in the water in a painting for the real moon. This earthly life is indeed like the moon in the water, isn’t it? You are looking at the moon in the water. It’s a virtual world, but you think it’s the real world.

그러니까 암흑 물질이 26% 그렇죠? 암흑 에너지가 몇 프로야? 67% 그래서 95% 암흑 물질, 암흑 에너지야. 그 나머지 5% 보고 여러분들은 그게 진짜인 줄 알아. 그건 가짜 세계야. 이거 진짜가 아니야.
dark matter is 26%. And dark energy is what percentage? 67%. 95% is dark matter and dark energy. You look at the remaining 5% and think it’s real. That’s a fake world. This isn’t real.

The Limitations of Conventional Science and the Power of the Unseen
He critiques traditional scientific views, particularly Einstein’s theory of relativity, by contrasting it with Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle. the latter, which acknowledges the unpredictable nature of subatomic particles, better reflects the “dark world” or unseen reality that he embodies. This implies that his spiritual powers operate beyond the deterministic laws of conventional science, emphasizing the dominance of the unseen (95%) over the seen (5%).

아인슈타인은 상대성 이론이 세계를 지배한다, 요렇게 이야기해. 그러니까 타인보다 하이젠베르크가 훨씬 진화된 거야. 그 아, 분명히 아인슈타인은 거시적 과학 세계를 본 거야. 그러면 이 하이젠베르크는 미시적 과학 세계, 소립자 세계를 들여다보는 거야.
Einstein says that the theory of relativity governs the world. Heisenberg is much more evolved than Einstein. Einstein clearly saw the macroscopic scientific world. Heisenberg, on the other hand, looks into the microscopic scientific world, the world of subatomic particles.

이 세상은 여러분 각자 달을 가지고 각자 개천을 바라보고 있는 거예요. 그게 하이젠베르크가 말하는 불확정성의 세계의 미시 세계 여러분이 있다. 아이슈타인은 상대성 세계의 여러분이 존재한다.
In this world, each of you has your own moon and is looking at your own stream. That is the microscopic world of uncertainty that Heisenberg talks about, where you exist. Einstein says you exist in the world of relativity.

Practical Applications of Huh Kyung-young’s Teachings

The “Thievery” of Life and the Importance of Gratitude
Huh Kyung-young presents a provocative idea: all human actions, from consuming resources to receiving parental care, are a form of “thievery” because nothing is truly created by humans. He then links this to the concept of “Not old Milk” (immortal milk), which he provides freely, suggesting that consuming it without payment is also “thievery.” However, he reframes this as an opportunity for spiritual growth, emphasizing that gratitude and a righteous mind transform this “thievery” into a positive act, leading to health and success.

여러분이 아는 일은 전부 도둑질이야. 여러분은 그걸 또 닦아요. 그러니까 우리가 수신하잖아. 수신. 수신하는데 이 마음은 정심을 닦아 가지. 바른 마음으로.
Everything you do is thievery. You also cultivate yourselves through it. So we cultivate our bodies. Right. While cultivating our bodies, we cultivate our minds with a righteous heart. With a righteous mind.

그러니까 우유 먹는 거, 뭐야, 불로 유가 여러분, 나한테 도둑질한 거야. 돈 안 내고 먹었잖아. 그런데 먹을 때 “어머, God-man 님이 그냥 주셨네. 이거 대가를 치르지 않고 먹네.” 도둑질이 이렇게 먹어야 좋은 거야. 이제 이해하죠? 그러니까 뭐라 하면 그러면 감사하다는 표현만이 되는 거야.
drinking milk, what is it? “Not old Milk” (immortal milk) is something you’ve stolen from me. You drank it without paying. Right. But when you drink it, you should think, ” the divine being gave this to me for free. I’m drinking this without paying for it.” That’s how you should “steal” it for it to be good. the only expression that makes sense is gratitude.

The Power of “Blessings” and Spiritual Intervention
He highlights numerous testimonials where his “blessings” and spiritual interventions lead to miraculous healings and protection from accidents. From curing chronic asthma with “Not old Milk” to preventing a fall with an invisible “angel’s hand,” these stories serve as evidence of his divine power. He contrasts his ability to provide remote blessings with Jesus’s need to be physically present, asserting his superior spiritual capabilities. This section aims to solidify belief in his unique spiritual authority.

축복 하나만 딱 받으면 기도, 구원, 축복, 성령, 부활, 천국 다 들어있어요. 축복 하나만 딱 받으면 기도할 필요 있나? 구원받을 필요 있나? 축복 들어있죠? 성령 들어있죠? 은사 있어. 부활 들어있어. 영생 들어있어. 천국 들어있어. 싹 아주 여덟 가지가 다 들어있어.
If you just receive one blessing, prayer, salvation, blessing, Holy Spirit, resurrection, and Heaven are all included. If you just receive one blessing, do you need to pray? Do you need to be saved? Blessing is included. The Holy Spirit is included. There are spiritual gifts. Resurrection is included. Eternal life is included. Heaven is included. All eight things are included.

그때는 광세이라 에너지 넣어야 되겠죠? 차를 붙잡고 차에다 명령해야 되겠죠? 명령하면 바뀌어 버려. 이거는 급발진이 일어나는 원인을 여러분들도 모르고 제작사들도 모르고 기계적으로는 그게 일어날 수 없게 돼 있어.
At that time, you’d have to put in the Gwangse-i energy. You’d have to grab the car and command it. If you command it, it changes. You don’t know the cause of sudden acceleration, nor do the manufacturers, and mechanically, it’s designed not to happen.

The Importance of Proper Nutrition and Chewing for Brain Health
Huh Kyung-young offers practical advice on diet and chewing, emphasizing that consuming hard foods and chewing thoroughly improves brain function and prevents diseases like stroke and dementia. He contrasts this with the soft diets of the wealthy, suggesting that the hardships of rural life, including tougher foods, historically fostered greater intelligence. This advice blends traditional wisdom with his unique perspective on human development.

음식물을 많이 씹는 사람이 머리가 좋아. 중풍 안 걸리고 치매 안 걸리고. 그래서 우리에는 씹는 기능을 할 내가 정상적으로 발전하게끔 구조가 돼 있어.
People who chew their food a lot have better brains. They don’t get strokes or dementia. our bodies are structured to allow our chewing function to develop normally.

그래서 부잣집 애들이 공부를 왜 옛날에 못 했냐면 부드러운 것만 먹여. 근데 시골에 가는 집 애들은 험한 걸 주잖아. 보리개떡 같은 거 뭐 이런 거 딱딱한 거 이런 걸 먹으니까 애들이 머리가 좋은 거야.
the reason rich kids couldn’t study well in the past was because they were only fed soft foods. But kids from poor rural families were given rougher foods, like barley cakes and other hard things, so their brains were good.

Meeting Minutes: Huh Kyung-young’s Haneulgung Lecture (May 28, 2023)

Ⅰ. Meeting Overview

Category	Details
Date	May 28, 2023
Location	Haneulgung
Speaker	Huh Kyung-young
Attendees	Haneulgung members and YouTube viewers
Agenda	– The concept of “Hwaryong Jeomjeong” (dotting the dragon’s eyes) in life – The eight blessings of Christianity and their connection to “Hwaryong Jeomjeong” – The nature of reality: distinguishing between the real and the illusory – Scientific theories: Einstein’s relativity vs. Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle – The concept of “theft” in daily life and the importance of gratitude – The power of “Not old Milk” (immortal milk) and its proper consumption – The significance of ancestral items and their protective qualities – The efficacy of “Chukbok Nametag” (blessing nameplate) and “Cheonsa” (angel) in various situations – Addressing sudden acceleration incidents in vehicles – Testimonial sharing and the power of spiritual intervention – Updates on Haneulgung facilities and future plans

Ⅱ. Meeting Discussion

• The Concept of “Hwaryong Jeomjeong” (Dotting the Dragon’s Eyes)

  • life without “Hwaryong Jeomjeong” is incomplete, akin to a beautifully drawn dragon without eyes.
  • He stated that coming to Haneulgung and receiving blessings is equivalent to “dotting the dragon’s eyes” in one’s life, signifying completion and purpose.
  • Receiving a single blessing encompasses eight Christian blessings: prayer, salvation, blessing, Holy Spirit, spiritual gifts, resurrection, eternal life, and heaven. This is the essence of “Hwaryong Jeomjeong”.

• The Nature of Reality and Scientific Perspectives

  • human life on Earth is like observing the moon in water, a virtual world mistaken for reality.
  • He cited scientific concepts, stating that 95% of the universe consists of dark matter (26%) and dark energy (67%), with only 5% being visible matter. This visible 5% is the “fake world”.
  • He contrasted Einstein’s theory of relativity (macro-scientific world) with Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle (micro-scientific world), suggesting that the latter, which posits an unpredictable and constantly changing world, is a more advanced understanding.
  • He asserted that evolution is a lie and that everything is creation. Environmental factors, not evolution, cause changes in organisms.

• The Importance of Gratitude and Righteousness

  • Huh Kyung-young described many human actions, such as consuming natural resources or receiving gifts, as a form of “theft”.
  • when consuming “Not old Milk” (immortal milk) or any food, one should always express gratitude to the giver, whether it be parents or a divine entity.
  • He outlined a path to spiritual attainment: “Sushin” (cultivating the body), “Jeongsim” (cultivating a righteous mind), “Gyeonseong” (seeing one’s true nature), and “Deukdo” (attaining enlightenment).

• “Not old Milk” (Immortal Milk) and its Usage

  • When drinking “Not old Milk”,” one can imagine multiple wishes, not just one.
  • The recommended dosage is about three coffee cups per day, but it can be consumed in smaller amounts more frequently.
  • He cautioned against excessive consumption, referencing Huh Jun’s wisdom that any herb, when consumed in excess, becomes a poison.
  • “Not old Milk” has been shown to treat various ailments, including chronic bedsores and eye discomfort. It also helped a person with asthma to recover their respiratory function.

• The Power of Spiritual Intervention

  • Huh Kyung-young stated that his presence is ubiquitous and that he can intervene spiritually to prevent accidents or heal illnesses.
  • He recounted an incident in LA where 2,200 lightning strikes occurred during his lecture, which he interpreted as a sign of his arrival.
  • He claimed that by invoking his name or using “Gwangchae” (divine light), individuals can overcome life-threatening situations, such as sudden acceleration in vehicles.
  • He also stated that “Chukbok Nametag” can be effective even if only specific details about a person or animal are known, as Haneulgung’s system can track the information.

• Haneulgung Facilities and Future Plans

  • Huh Kyung-young provided updates on the development of Haneulgung, which includes 50 buildings and 17 hotels, built during the COVID-19 pandemic.
  • He announced plans to increase the monthly free meal service from 100 million KRW to 1 billion KRW next year, totaling 12 billion KRW annually.
  • He also discussed the strategic placement of Haneulgung in a “heavenly” location according to Feng Shui principles.

Ⅲ. Action Items

• Attendees are encouraged to practice gratitude in their daily lives, especially when consuming food or receiving gifts.
• Individuals experiencing health issues or facing potential dangers should consider invoking Huh Kyung-young’s name or using “Gwangchae” for spiritual intervention.
• Members are encouraged to utilize “Not old Milk” for its reported health benefits, adhering to recommended dosages.
• Attendees should consider the spiritual significance of ancestral items and use them with respect.
• Individuals interested in supporting Haneulgung’s free meal service can contribute through ARS donations or direct bank transfers.

The Completion of Life’s Dragon: Unveiling the True Reality

1. The Essence of Hwaryongjeomjeong (活用點睛) and the Purpose of Haneulgung (하늘궁)
   Welcome to Haneulgung (하늘궁), a sacred site where the energy of 12 billion years converges, and by stepping upon it, one’s fortune and destiny begin to transform. Just as a painter completes a dragon by adding the final dot to its eyes, a concept known as Hwaryongjeomjeong (活用點睛), so too must individuals complete their lives. Imagine a magnificent dragon painting, perfectly rendered in every detail, yet lacking the crucial dot in its eyes. Without this final touch, the dragon remains lifeless, unable to soar. Similarly, a life lived without achieving its ultimate purpose, without reaching White Heaven (백궁) or visiting Haneulgung (하늘궁), is akin to an incomplete painting, a wasted existence. This is what is meant by “허송세월” (heosongsewol), or passing time in vain. It is like gazing at the moon reflected in water, believing it to be the real moon, never truly experiencing its essence. People come to Haneulgung (하늘궁) to perform this Hwaryongjeomjeong (活用點睛) for their lives. To draw the dragon of one’s life beautifully, yet fail to add this final dot, renders all efforts futile.

2. The All-Encompassing Blessing and the Eight Joys of Christianity
   Receiving a single blessing at Haneulgung (하늘궁) signifies the completion of one’s life’s journey. This singular blessing encompasses eight profound aspects: prayer, salvation, blessing, Holy Spirit, spiritual gifts, resurrection, eternal life, and heaven. These are the “팔락” (pallak), or eight joys, of Christianity. With one blessing from God-man (神人), there is no longer a need for separate prayers or seeking salvation, as these are already contained within the blessing. The Holy Spirit, spiritual gifts, resurrection, eternal life, and the path to heaven are all assured. This is the true meaning of Hwaryongjeomjeong (活用點睛). It is crucial to understand this. No matter how skillfully one may have lived their life, if they fail to add this final dot, it is incomplete. It is like a singer stopping mid-song or watching a movie without seeing its ending; the experience remains unfinished. Coming to Haneulgung (하늘궁) is for this very purpose: to achieve Hwaryongjeomjeong (活用點睛). This act is equivalent to stamping one’s seal on White Heaven (백궁). Therefore, one’s presence here is not by chance.

3. The Gathering of Great Sages and the Illusion of Boundaries
   Many renowned figures from various historical and spiritual eras, such as Moses, Wonhyo Daesa, Gang Jeungsan, and Sakyamuni, are present here. This gathering represents a convergence of great spiritual masters. God-man (神人) embraces these enlightened beings with joy, transcending conventional distinctions. To the ordinary eye, these may appear as mere individuals, but to God-man (神人), they are all manifestations of the divine, like the enlightened sages of Geumgangsan (금강산). Therefore, people come to Haneulgung (하늘궁) for Hwaryongjeomjeong (活用點睛). Failing to complete this final step in life is akin to taking an exam but forgetting to write one’s name, rendering all effort meaningless. This incomplete state leads to the cycle of “윤회” (yunhoe), or reincarnation. Those who have achieved Hwaryongjeomjeong (活用點睛) are no longer bound by this endless cycle, unlike ants tirelessly running on a wheel.

4. The Futility of Conventional Practices and the Nature of God-man (神人)
   Disregarding Haneulgung (하늘궁) is a grave error. With a single blessing from God-man (神人), what purpose do endless prayers, quests for salvation, or the pursuit of the Holy Spirit serve? All spiritual gifts, blessings, resurrection, eternal life, and the path to heaven are already secured. While others may gather, pray, and cry out for the Holy Spirit, believing their methods to be supreme, they remain ignorant of the true path. They cannot confirm if their prayers are answered, nor do they know the fate of their departed loved ones. Their ignorance is profound. God-man (神人) possesses the form of a child, devoid of boundaries. Human beings are constrained by various boundaries: personal property, social divisions, and mental limitations. However, God-man (神人) transcends all such boundaries. Haneulgung (하늘궁) itself has no fences, no limitations. Before achieving Hwaryongjeomjeong (活用點睛), individuals constantly navigate these boundaries, unable to reach their ultimate destination, White Heaven (백궁).

5. The Illusion of Reality and the Dominance of Dark Matter
   People often mistake the reflection of the moon in water for the real moon, living under an illusion. This earthly life is precisely like observing the moon in water, a virtual world mistaken for reality. The universe is composed of approximately 26% dark matter and 67% dark energy, totaling 95% of its composition. The remaining 5% is what humans perceive as reality, yet it is merely an illusion. This world is not genuine. It is like a seed that cannot blossom into a flower on its own. The concept of evolution is a falsehood; everything is an act of creation. No matter how much one prays, without the blessing of God-man (神人), prayers are in vain. However, if a child receives abundant nourishment from birth, their development can change significantly, not through evolution, but through environmental influence.

6. Environmental Influence vs. Evolution and the Insights of Quantum Physics
   Consider identical twins: one raised in a wealthy household with ample nutrition and a good environment, the other in a rural village subsisting on meager meals. Despite having the same DNA, their physical development will differ dramatically. This illustrates the impact of environment, not evolution. For instance, a child of the same race raised in Africa might develop curly hair, while one raised in the Arctic might appear Caucasian. While genetics remain unchanged, the environment modifies the expression within the genes. Parents strive to provide good environments for their children, not as creators, but as providers of nourishment. Those who interpret such changes as evolution are misguided. God-man (神人)’s words should not be taken lightly. Albert Einstein’s theory of relativity, published in 1905 and refined in 1915, described a macroscopic scientific world. However, Werner Heisenberg, in 1927, proposed the uncertainty principle, a counter-theory to relativity. Heisenberg asserted that the world is not fixed but constantly changing, like the movement of quantum particles. This marked the beginning of understanding the “암흑” (amheuk), or dark, world.

7. The Microscopic World and the Illusion of Perception
   Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle suggests that the microscopic world is not fixed; particles move unpredictably. This insight into the existence of a dark world reveals the limitations of human perception. God-man (神人) often uses the analogy of “여수중월” (yeosujungwol), or seeing the moon in water, to describe how humans perceive reality. People cannot directly observe the true nature of things; they see only reflections. Just as a single moon can appear as a thousand different moons reflected in various bodies of water, each individual perceives their own version of reality. This aligns with Heisenberg’s concept of the uncertain, microscopic world. Einstein’s relativity, on the other hand, posits that humans exist in a relative world, where cause and effect govern events. However, Heisenberg’s perspective differs. Ultimately, these two views converge. The universe is a combination of the microscopic and macroscopic worlds, comprising 95% dark matter and dark energy, plus 5% visible matter.

8. The Importance of Hwaryongjeomjeong (活用點睛) and the Blessing of God-man (神人)
   Without Hwaryongjeomjeong (活用點睛), most people live and die merely observing the moon in water, never grasping true reality. Meeting Huh Kyung-young God-man (神人) is a fortunate event. Without completing Hwaryongjeomjeong (活用點睛), life is lived in vain. However, through the blessing and the White Heaven (백궁) nameplate, life can be fully lived and completed, marking a graduation from the earthly existence.

9. The Power of Not Old Milk and the Principle of Gratitude
   When consuming Not Old Milk, one can imagine multiple wishes, not just one. While Not Old Milk inherently brings positive effects, the mind’s influence is crucial. One must first express gratitude to God-man (神人). Humans often “도둑질” (dodukjil), or steal, from nature by extracting resources like oil or cutting down trees, which were not created by them. Similarly, consuming Not Old Milk without payment is a form of “도둑질” (dodukjil). However, acknowledging this and expressing gratitude transforms the act. When parents provide food, it is also a form of “도둑질” (dodukjil) if not met with gratitude. Therefore, always be thankful to parents and to the heavens, even in their absence. Such a mindset can even ward off diseases like cancer.

10. Cultivating a Righteous Mind and the Path to Enlightenment
    The cultivation of the self involves several steps: “수신” (susin), or self-cultivation; “정심” (jeongsim), or rectifying the mind; “견성” (gyeonseong), or discerning one’s true nature; and “득도” (deukdo), or attaining enlightenment. “수신” (susin) involves physical care and exercise. “정심” (jeongsim) means always using one’s mind righteously. A crooked mind, for instance, arguing with one’s mother-in-law, will not lead to good health. A righteous mind is paramount. “견성” (gyeonseong) requires looking within oneself, contemplating the presence of archangels and the opening of the “백해” (baekhae), or crown chakra, when anger arises. This self-awareness is crucial. “득도” (deukdo) is not achieved through effort but is naturally attained by upholding these principles. If one practices “수신” (susin), “정심” (jeongsim), and “견성” (gyeonseong), “득도” (deukdo) will naturally follow.

11. The Nature of “도둑질” (dodukjil) and the Importance of Gratitude
    All human actions, such as consuming Not Old Milk without payment, can be seen as “도둑질” (dodukjil). However, acknowledging this and expressing gratitude, saying, “God-man (神人) gave this to me for free; I am consuming it without paying,” transforms the act into a positive one. Similarly, when parents provide food, it is a form of “도둑질” (dodukjil) if not met with gratitude. Always express thanks to parents and to the heavens. Such a grateful heart can improve one’s physical well-being and even deter diseases. Conversely, an ungrateful child who throws tantrums at the dinner table will likely face negative consequences. A child who prioritizes genuine connection over material possessions, saying, “I don’t need a car to find a good woman; I need someone who loves me for who I am,” is destined for success. Therefore, cultivating a righteous mind is essential, as it leads to positive outcomes.

12. The Omnipresence of God-man (神人) and the Misdirection of Human Perception
    God-man (神人) is omnipresent; there is no place where God-man (神人) does not exist. God-man (神人) possesses infinite intelligence, rendering computers unnecessary. Archangels reveal all secrets, such as whether wars will occur or if certain events will transpire. However, people often forget this omnipresence. God-man (神人) points to the moon, but people look at the finger. God-man (神人) points to the galactic sphere, but people look at the Earth, trapped by earthly concerns like land, homes, and children. They fail to see God-man (神人) and instead focus on superficial aspects, questioning God-man (神人)’s authenticity because of a shared physical form. This is a misunderstanding. All material things exist in “형상” (hyeongsan), or form, and people are engrossed in these forms. However, the formless dominates 95% of what has form. People only see the finger, not the moon. They mistake the moon’s reflection in water for the real moon, which is the essence of human life. Blaming teachers or parents for one’s failures leads nowhere. Only those who take responsibility for themselves succeed, yet even their success is hollow without Hwaryongjeomjeong (活用點睛) and meeting God-man (神人).

13. The True Nature of Reality and the Gathering of Sages
    The current reality is one of oppression, where people are fixated on things with “형상” (hyeongsan), or form, and react to them. They see only the finger, not God-man (神人)’s omnipresence. They mistake the reflection of the moon in water for the real moon, which is what religions in this world represent. They have not truly seen God, but those present here have experienced and witnessed it. If this true reality were widely known, countless people would flock to God-man (神人), potentially overwhelming God-man (神人). At such a time, God-man (神人)’s voice alone would be heard, and direct encounters would be rare. However, those present now, the great sages like Sakyamuni, Confucius, and Moses, have come first. All the world’s great spiritual leaders have gathered here.

14. Guidelines for Not Old Milk Consumption and the Wisdom of Huh Jun
    Not Old Milk should be consumed about three times a day, in small coffee cups. Younger individuals may consume a bit more, while older individuals should stick to the smaller cups. It can also be consumed in smaller sips throughout the day whenever one feels thirsty, ensuring not to overindulge as it contains nutrients. Huh Jun, the renowned physician, once stated that every plant in the world is a medicinal herb, but only when consumed in the correct dosage. Exceeding the proper amount turns it into a poison. Even beneficial herbs like ginseng or deer antler can be harmful if consumed excessively. Therefore, regulating the dosage is crucial. This wisdom applies to all things, including Not Old Milk.

15. The Power of Ancestral Blessings and the Role of Angels
    An individual’s good fortune can be attributed to ancestral blessings. If one’s ancestors, particularly a great-grandfather, accumulated significant “음덕” (eumdeok), or hidden virtues, their descendants benefit. However, these blessings can be depleted over time. Now, a new form of blessing, “천사 복” (cheonsa bok), or angel’s blessing, is available. When a descendant bestows blessings and nameplates upon their ancestors, an immense energy returns, and angels provide assistance. This is why some individuals experience miraculous protection, such as being caught by unseen hands when falling. This signifies the intervention of angels, a powerful force from Haneulgung (하늘궁).

16. Divine Encounters in Dreams and the Significance of God-man (神人)’s Presence
    Experiencing God-man (神人) in a dream, particularly hearing the words “천사 들어가” (cheonsa deureoga), meaning “angels enter,” is a highly auspicious sign. God-man (神人) visits many people in their dreams each night, with the color of God-man (神人)’s attire indicating the dreamer’s fortune. Bright, luminous clothing signifies good fortune, while dark clothing suggests otherwise. If God-man (神人) appears to lie down with someone in their dream, it is considered the best possible omen. Many people have reported such experiences, including eating meals with God-man (神人) in their dreams. God-man (神人) spiritually visits certain homes every night, especially those of individuals who are unwell. For example, God-man (神人) has visited the home of a person named Misong every night for years. Misong, though not seeing God-man (神人) physically, senses God-man (神人)’s arrival, signaling bedtime. This phenomenon is not limited to Korea; it has been reported globally, with people in Japan also experiencing visits from God-man (神人). God-man (神人) directly visits the homes of those who are blessed.

17. Post-Mortem Blessings and Miraculous Discoveries
    A personal account describes a mother who, despite her daughter’s earlier blessing, did not receive a White Heaven (백궁) nameplate herself, as she wished to do so independently. After a fall and subsequent hospitalization, the mother passed away. Before her passing, her daughter, filled with grief, assured her that the angels would guide her to the White Heaven (백궁) and promised to secure a White Heaven (백궁) nameplate for her. The mother nodded just before her last breath. Miraculously, she then opened her eyes and lived for ten more days, transformed into an angelic being. During this time, she spoke of seeing God as a yellow light and an angel in white, tall and feminine, who told her to “come back later.” She expressed immense love and affection, a stark contrast to her usual demeanor. She repeatedly mentioned money on the second floor, even though she couldn’t access it due to her condition. After her passing and the completion of the White Heaven (백궁) nameplate, a hidden bankbook was discovered in her bag, confirming her earlier statements. This experience highlights the power of God-man (神人)’s light, which, though unseen by human eyes, manifests in miraculous ways.

18. The Healing Power of Gwangchae (光彩) and the Limitations of Human Ability
    A 73-year-old woman named Choi Ok-seon recounted an incident where she encountered a person collapsed in the middle of a road. Recognizing the urgency, she immediately thought to apply “광채(光彩)” (gwangchae), or divine light. Two men were already attempting to help, but the person’s heart had stopped. Choi Ok-seon quickly placed her hands on the patient’s arm, invoked “광채(光彩)” (gwangchae), and called out “Huh Kyung-young” multiple times. The patient then blinked and moved their head slightly, prompting cries of “They’re alive!” from bystanders. This demonstrates the power of “광채(光彩)” (gwangchae) bestowed by God-man (神人). Unlike Jesus, who had to be physically present to heal Lazarus, God-man (神인) can transmit “광채(光彩)” (gwangchae) over long distances. While individuals can also perform similar acts of healing by physically touching and invoking “광채(光彩)” (gwangchae), only God-man (神人) can do so remotely. This ability to empower followers with such divine capabilities is a testament to God-man (神人)’s unique power.

19. Not Old Milk and the Eradication of Chronic Illnesses
    Yang Seung-hyun, a 63-year-old individual, suffered from asthma for 30 years, experiencing constant struggles with breathing and frequent emergency room visits. After consuming Not Old Milk for ten days, a miraculous transformation began. Initially, she experienced a “명현 반응” (myeonghyeon baneung), or healing crisis, with red rashes appearing on her back, chest, and face. These rashes would appear and disappear, followed by severe nasal discharge and phlegm, consuming a box of tissues nightly. After two months, these symptoms subsided, and her breathing normalized. She no longer fears climbing stairs and has stopped using her inhaler. This profound healing, impossible through modern medicine, demonstrates the potent effect of Not Old Milk in expelling toxins and restoring respiratory health. This is a true “명현 반응” (myeonghyeon baneung), where all toxins are expelled, and the respiratory system returns to normal.

20. Miraculous Preservation and Healing Through God-man (神人)’s Name
    Numerous testimonials highlight the miraculous effects associated with God-man (神人)’s name and Not Old Milk. For instance, tangerines gifted on Lunar New Year’s Day remained fresh and unrotten when God-man (神人)’s name was written on them. A 40-year-old bed sore was healed with Not Old Milk after various ointments and treatments failed. Another individual experienced severe eye pain that disappeared after applying Not Old Milk to their eyes. These cases demonstrate the profound healing and preservative powers attributed to God-man (神人)’s energy.

21. The Power of Blessing and the Unseen Energy of the Universe
    A four-year-old grandson’s bean sprout was the only one to grow significantly in his kindergarten class after he received a blessing and nameplate from God-man (神人). This phenomenon, similar to the growth observed in blessed burial sites, indicates that when a blessing is bestowed, the individual’s possessions are imbued with infinite energy, or “암흑 에너지” (amheuk eneoji), dark energy. This dark energy, a component of the universe’s “암흑 물질” (amheuk muljil), dark matter, operates according to the principle of uncertainty, making it undetectable by conventional scientific methods. This suggests that the world is not merely relative but can be directly influenced by God-man (神人)’s intervention, altering the very principles of uncertainty.

22. The Illusion of the Visible World and the Reality of the Unseen
    Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle, discovered in 1927, a decade or more after Einstein’s theory of relativity, marked a significant advancement in understanding the universe. It hinted at the existence of dark matter and dark energy, initiating the study of quantum mechanics and the microscopic world, a realm previously overlooked by scientists focused on the macroscopic. God-man (神人) asserts that what appears real to human eyes, like the moon reflected in water, is merely an illusion. The true reality, “진여” (jinyeo), or ultimate truth, is invisible in this world. No matter how clearly God-man (神人) explains the moon, people tend to focus on the finger pointing to it, failing to grasp the true essence.

23. The Miracles of Not Old Milk and the Location of Haneulgung (하늘궁)
    However, those who receive blessings believe in these truths, leading to miraculous occurrences. The healing of a persistent bed sore with Not Old Milk, even after conventional treatments failed, is a testament to its power. The effects of Not Old Milk are expected to become even more astonishing with prolonged consumption. Haneulgung (하늘궁) is strategically located at the “근” (geun) direction, representing heaven, near Gupabal Station on Subway Line 4. This precise location aligns with ancient principles of “풍수” (pungsu), or geomancy, where the “안방” (anbang), or main room, of a traditional “기역자” (giyeokja)-shaped house (resembling the Korean letter “ㄱ”) is situated in the most auspicious spot. Haneulgung (하늘궁) occupies this powerful “근” (geun) position, making it a truly formidable and sacred site.

24. The Vision for Haneulgung (하늘궁) and the Future of Free Meals
    Haneulgung (하늘궁) is envisioned to encompass approximately 50 buildings, including 17 hotels, a project that began during the COVID-19 pandemic when others were closing down. This extensive development aims to provide a comfortable and convenient environment for its residents, especially the elderly, offering facilities for dining, recreation, and exercise. The plan includes expanding free meal services from the current 100 million won per month to 1 billion won per month next year, totaling 12 billion won annually. This initiative, funded by God-man (神人)’s own earnings, demonstrates a commitment to providing for the community. The development of Haneulgung (하늘궁) is a gradual process, with ongoing improvements to its infrastructure and amenities.

25. Strategic Development and the Significance of the “성” (seong)
    A previous plan to acquire 25 houses outside the main “성” (seong), or fortress, of Haneulgung (하늘궁) was canceled due to issues with access roads. This decision reinforced the principle that development should occur within the “성” (seong) walls. The entrance to Haneulgung (하늘궁) will be marked by a grand “하늘문” (haneulmun), or heavenly gate, strategically placed to be visible upon approach. This gate, situated near a waterfall, will serve as the formal entrance, allowing vehicles to pass underneath and providing convenient parking and viewing areas. This design ensures that the “하늘문” (haneulmun) is a prominent and accessible feature, unlike a gate placed on a distant mountaintop. The ongoing development of the “성” (seong) and its surrounding areas is meticulously planned to create a beautiful and functional space, adhering to the principle of building within the sacred boundaries.

The Culmination of Life’s Purpose: The “Hwaryongjeomjeong” Principle

1. The Essence of “Hwaryongjeomjeong”: Completing the Dragon’s Eyes
   Welcome to Haneulgung, a sacred place where the energy of 12 billion years converges, and by stepping upon its ground, your fortune and destiny begin to transform. Just as a painter who meticulously renders a dragon but omits its eyes leaves the masterpiece incomplete, so too is a life lived without its ultimate purpose. This concept is known as Hwaryongjeomjeong (畫龍點睛), literally “dotting the eyes of the painted dragon.” It signifies the crucial final touch that brings something to life, transforming an inert form into a vibrant reality.

Consider a magnificent dragon drawn without its eyes. Would it be considered truly alive or beautiful? Similarly, one might live a full life, yet if they do not attain the ultimate destination of White Heaven or visit Haneulgung, their existence is akin to a dragon without its eyes—a life lived in vain, a “허송세월” (heosongsewol), meaning wasted time. It is like gazing at the moon reflected in water, rather than experiencing the true moon directly. To truly complete the dragon of your life, to imbue it with vitality and purpose, is to receive the blessing at Haneulgung.

2. The Comprehensive Power of a Single Blessing
   A single blessing from Haneulgung encompasses eight profound spiritual benefits, often referred to as the “Eight Joys of Christianity” (기독교의 팔락): prayer, salvation, blessing, Holy Spirit, spiritual gifts, resurrection, eternal life, and heaven. Once you receive this singular blessing, the need for individual prayers or seeking salvation becomes redundant, as all these elements are inherently contained within it. This is the ultimate Hwaryongjeomjeong for your spiritual journey.

Even if one has meticulously crafted their life, achieving great success, without this final “dotting of the eye,” their efforts remain incomplete. It is like a singer who stops mid-song or a moviegoer who leaves before the ending—the experience is unfinished, its true meaning unrevealed. Coming to Haneulgung is precisely for this purpose: to perform the Hwaryongjeomjeong of your life, to affix the seal of White Heaven onto your destiny. This is not a coincidental visit; it is a convergence of great spiritual beings from across history, including Moses, Wonhyo Daesa, Gang Jeungsan, and Shakyamuni, all gathered here.

3. Transcending Boundaries and Illusions
   Many individuals remain trapped within the confines of their perceived boundaries—their land, their home, their children. However, the God-man (神人), a Divine Human, exists without such limitations. Haneulgung itself has no fences, no boundaries. Before achieving Hwaryongjeomjeong, one constantly oscillates within these self-imposed borders, unable to reach the ultimate destination of White Heaven.

Human existence on Earth is often likened to observing the moon’s reflection in water—a mere illusion. The universe, as modern science suggests, is composed of approximately 26% dark matter and 67% dark energy, totaling 95% of unseen reality. The remaining 5% that we perceive as “real” is, in fact, an illusion. This world is not truly real; it is a reflection, a “water-moon.”

4. The Illusion of Evolution and the Reality of Creation
   The concept of evolution, suggesting that one species gradually transforms into another, is a misconception. All existence is a direct act of creation. While environmental factors can influence an organism’s development—as seen in identical twins raised in vastly different circumstances—this is not evolution but an adaptation to the environment. Genes themselves do not change; rather, their expression is modified by external conditions. Therefore, the notion that prayer alone can alter one’s fundamental nature is misguided. Before receiving a blessing, prayer is often ineffectual. However, providing abundant “nutrients” from an early age can indeed lead to different outcomes, demonstrating the profound impact of environment.

5. The Unpredictable Universe: Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle
   Albert Einstein’s theory of relativity, published in 1905, described a macroscopic, deterministic universe. However, Werner Heisenberg, in 1927, introduced the principle of uncertainty (불확정성 원리), asserting that the subatomic world is inherently unpredictable and constantly shifting. This marked a significant advancement, hinting at the existence of a “dark world” and a “microscopic perspective” that governs reality. While Einstein viewed the macroscopic scientific world, Heisenberg delved into the microscopic realm of subatomic particles.

This world is not fixed; it moves according to its own will. This uncertainty principle, governing the subatomic world, implies that we cannot directly perceive the true nature of things. We are like individuals gazing at countless reflections of the moon in various bodies of water, each perceiving a different “moon.” This aligns with Heisenberg’s concept of an uncertain, microscopic world, while others, like Shakyamuni, might perceive a world governed by cause and effect, a “relative world.” Ultimately, both the microscopic and macroscopic worlds, the 95% unseen and the 5% seen, combine to form our reality.

6. The Peril of Incomplete Life and the Grace of the God-man
   Most individuals live their lives without achieving Hwaryongjeomjeong, merely observing the “water-moon” until their passing. Encountering Huh Kyung-young, the God-man, is therefore a profound stroke of fortune. Without this completion, life remains an endless cycle of reincarnation, akin to a hamster on a wheel.

The God-man’s presence transcends conventional boundaries. While others may perceive him as an ordinary human, he possesses the form of a child, without the limitations of age or gender. He embraces all beings as spiritual entities, recognizing the divine within each.

7. The Paradox of “Theft” and the Path to Enlightenment
   When consuming “Not old Milk”, it is essential to approach it with gratitude. Since it is received without direct payment, it can be seen as a form of “theft.” However, this “theft” is transformed into a virtuous act through a mindset of profound appreciation. Similarly, all human endeavors, from extracting oil to consuming food, can be viewed as taking from nature without direct creation.

The path to enlightenment involves cultivating a righteous heart (正心), discerning one’s true nature (見性), and ultimately attaining the Way (得道). While physical discipline is important, the cultivation of a pure and grateful mind is paramount. When one’s mind is aligned with righteousness, enlightenment naturally follows.

8. The God-man’s Omnipresence and the Illusion of the Finger
   The God-man is omnipresent; there is no place where he does not exist. He teaches us to look at the moon, yet many fixate on the finger pointing to it. He directs our gaze to the celestial sphere, but we remain fixated on Earth. This fixation on the material world, on “forms,” prevents us from perceiving the true reality, which is formless and governs 95% of existence.

Those who blame their teachers or parents for their shortcomings rarely succeed. True success comes from self-reflection and taking responsibility. However, even worldly success is ultimately hollow without Hwaryongjeomjeong, without encountering the God-man.

9. The Power of “Not old Milk” and the God-man’s Miracles
   “Not old Milk”, when consumed with a grateful heart and righteous intention, can bring about remarkable transformations. Testimonies abound: from the healing of chronic asthma and bedsores to the restoration of eyesight and the miraculous growth of a child’s plant. These are not mere coincidences but manifestations of the God-man’s energy, which activates the “dark energy” and “dark matter” that govern the universe.

The God-man’s influence extends beyond physical healing. He can prevent accidents, including car malfunctions and plane crashes, through his divine intervention. By invoking his name, one can command machines and elements, altering predetermined outcomes. This power is not limited to a select few; through the blessing, individuals can access similar abilities, albeit with the God-man’s overarching guidance.

10. The Wisdom of Moderation and the Nature of Reality
    Just as the ancient physician Huh Jun (허준) asserted that all plants are medicinal when used in appropriate quantities but become poisonous in excess, so too must all things be approached with moderation. This principle applies to the consumption of “Not old Milk” and all aspects of life.

The God-man’s presence is a global phenomenon, appearing in dreams and bringing blessings to homes across the world. His visits are not physical but spiritual, transforming the lives of those he touches.

11. Post-Mortem Blessings and the Continuity of Life
    The God-man’s blessings extend even beyond death. Through the “White Heaven Nametag” (백궁 명패), a spiritual designation for the deceased, individuals can be guided to the White Heaven, even if they did not receive the blessing during their lifetime. This demonstrates the profound and enduring power of the God-man’s grace.

Furthermore, the belongings of those who have received blessings carry a unique energy. Wearing a deceased parent’s clothes, for instance, can bring good fortune and protection, as these items are imbued with the energy of the blessed individual.

12. The Strategic Location of Haneulgung and Its Future
    Haneulgung is strategically located in a geomantically auspicious area, specifically the “Geun” (乾) direction, symbolizing heaven. This precise placement ensures its powerful spiritual resonance. The ongoing development of Haneulgung, with its numerous facilities and plans for extensive free meal programs, reflects the God-man’s vision for a future where all can live in comfort and spiritual abundance. This expansion, initiated during challenging times, stands as a testament to his foresight and unwavering commitment to humanity.

The God-man’s teachings emphasize that the visible world is an illusion, a “water-moon,” while true reality resides in the unseen. Through his blessings and guidance, individuals can transcend these illusions, connect with the true essence of existence, and achieve the ultimate Hwaryongjeomjeong of their lives.

The Divine-Person’s Discourse on the Essence of Existence and the Path to Transcendence

1. The Culmination of Life: Hwal-yong-jeom-jeong (活用點睛) and the Haneulgung
   Welcome and congratulations to all who have come to Haneulgung, this sacred mountain and holy ground, a place where the energy of 12 billion years has gathered, and by treading upon it, your fortune and destiny begin to transform. The essence of your presence here at Haneulgung is to achieve Hwal-yong-jeom-jeong. Consider a painter who renders a magnificent dragon but omits the final dot in its eye. Would such a painting be deemed complete or receive recognition? Similarly, one may live a life, but if they do not come to Haneulgung or ascend to the White Heaven, it is akin to having spent their time in vain. This is comparable to observing the moon reflected in water rather than the actual celestial body. You are here to complete your life’s dragon, and without this final dot, your existence remains incomplete. This seemingly minor dot holds profound significance. Without it, life is merely observing the moon in water; one must directly experience and touch the moon itself. Therefore, many lives are spent in this illusory cycle. By receiving the Blessing at Haneulgung, your journey is complete. A single Blessing encompasses prayer, salvation, blessing, Holy Spirit, resurrection, and heaven. It contains eight facets: prayer, salvation, blessing, Holy Spirit, spiritual gifts, resurrection, eternal life, and heaven. These eight joys of Christianity are all contained within the single Blessing I bestow. This is the true Hwal-yong-jeom-jeong. It is imperative that you comprehend this. Regardless of how skillfully one may have drawn the dragon of their life, if the eyes are not dotted, it is unfinished. Just as a singer who stops mid-song leaves the performance incomplete, or a film watched without its ending is not truly experienced, your presence at Haneulgung is for this Hwal-yong-jeom-jeong. This act of dotting the eye is akin to stamping your seal upon White Heaven. Your arrival here is not coincidental. Many revered figures from various eras, including Moses, Wonhyo Daesa, Gang Jeung-san, and Sakyamuni, are present here. This assembly of great spiritual masters is truly remarkable. I do not discriminate among them; I embrace these enlightened beings with joy. What you perceive as embracing a woman is not so for the God-man (神人); even an elderly woman is an enlightened being, a sage of Geumgangsan. Therefore, you have come for Hwal-yong-jeom-jeong. Failing to complete this is akin to taking an examination but neglecting to write your name, leading to an endless cycle of reincarnation. Those who fail to achieve Hwal-yong-jeom-jeong are trapped in this cycle. You, however, have transcended this hamster wheel. You have achieved Hwal-yong-jeom-jeong. Therefore, you must not disregard Haneulgung. With a single Blessing from here, what need is there for prayer, salvation, or the Holy Spirit? Spiritual gifts, blessings, resurrection, eternal life, and heaven are all assured. All eight elements are integrated. When someone arrives who can bestow these eight elements in one stroke, why would people gather to pray, shout for salvation, or cry out for the Holy Spirit? They believe their way is supreme, yet they cannot confirm if their prayers are answered, nor do they know the fate of their departed parents. How foolish they are. They criticize me, yet observe their own forms. I possess the form of a child, without boundaries, except when provoked. I am like a child, without limits. There are no boundaries for me. Haneulgung has no fences, no boundaries. These boundaries are unnecessary. Hwal-yong-jeom-jeong has already been accomplished. Before this, one constantly oscillates within boundaries, unable to reach their destination. The boundary to the White Heaven is difficult to cross. You are living under the illusion that the moon reflected in water is the real moon. This earthly life is indeed like observing the moon in water. It is a virtual world, mistaken for reality. Dark matter constitutes 26%, and dark energy 67%, totaling 95% of the universe. Yet, you perceive the remaining 5% as real. This is a false world; it is not genuine.

2. The Illusion of Evolution and the Reality of Creation
   This world emerged from a seed, but can this seed truly blossom on its own? No. The law of genetics, often misconstrued as evolution, is entirely false. Everything is creation. Can one flower transform into another through prayer? No. Before I bestow a Blessing, prayer is futile. However, if abundant nutrients are supplied to the raw material from infancy, the flower may change differently. For instance, if identical twins are raised in different environments—one in a wealthy home, the other in a rural village—the twin in the village, subsisting on meager meals, will develop differently from the one who eats well and studies in a good environment, despite having identical DNA. This is not evolution but the influence of environment. An individual raised in Africa may develop curly hair, while one raised in the Arctic may appear Caucasian, even within the same race. Genetics do not change, but the environment modifies the expression within the genetic framework. Parents strive to provide good environments for their children and become good parents. This is not creation on your part; you are merely providing nourishment. It is beyond your power. Therefore, those who view this as evolution are misguided. What I say should not be taken lightly.

3. The Unsettled Universe: Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle and the Microcosm
   In 1905, Einstein discovered the theory of relativity. In 1915, he published the special theory of relativity. However, in 1927, Heisenberg in Germany presented a counter-theory to Einstein’s, proposing the principle of uncertainty or indeterminacy. This world is not fixed; it changes abruptly, like the movement of quantum particles. This was an early glimpse into the dark world, the realization that a dark realm exists. The world is governed by the principle of uncertainty, which we call the microscopic perspective. Einstein believed the macroscopic scientific world governed the universe, while Heisenberg delved into the microscopic world of subatomic particles. The Germans, whom some colloquially refer to with derogatory terms, are not to be dismissed. Our people often attach such suffixes to powerful nations. However, Germans do not use such terms. This habit of mine, acquired from living in Korea, surfaces when referring to powerful nations because they have caused immense suffering, killing millions. We Koreans are pacifists, and such terms arise when we perceive those who have caused great harm. Heisenberg’s 1927 publication of the uncertainty principle revealed that nothing in the subatomic world is fixed; it moves according to its own will. This discovery was made by extraordinary individuals. Thus, we cannot perceive reality directly. You are all observing the moon in water, mistaking it for the real moon. This phenomenon, “Moon Reflected in a Thousand Rivers,” means that each person perceives a different moon, though there is only one true moon. This is Heisenberg’s world of uncertainty, the micro-world you inhabit. Einstein believed you exist in a world of relativity, as did Sakyamuni, who spoke of cause and effect. If I err, consequences follow; a car accident is seen as a result of some past wrong. However, Heisenberg’s view differs. Ultimately, these two perspectives converge. The 27% and 68% (dark matter and dark energy) plus the 5% (visible matter) constitute 100%. This world is a combination of the micro and macro realms. I generally avoid complex topics, but it is important to acknowledge their existence. Without Hwal-yong-jeom-jeong, 99% of people die having only observed the moon in water, experiencing “Moon Reflected in a Thousand Rivers.” It is fortunate that you have met God-man (神人) Huh Kyung-young. My lecture today is more potent than a ten-hour discourse. Without Hwal-yong-jeom-jeong, life is lived in vain. However, by diligently living your life and receiving the Blessing and White Heaven nameplate, your life becomes truly complete, a graduation and culmination. You are at your graduation ceremony. I ask for your enthusiastic applause for God-man (神人) who works tirelessly for us.

4. The Power of “Not old Milk” and the Righteous Mind
   Now, for questions. Regarding “Not old Milk”, you may imagine multiple wishes when drinking it; there is no limit to one. We enhance its effects, and since our bodies are governed by the mind, you must first express gratitude to God-man (神人). You consume it without payment, which is a form of theft. All your actions, such as extracting oil from the earth or cutting down trees, are forms of theft, as these resources were not created by you. Yet, you also cultivate yourselves. You cultivate your body, mind, and nature. The mind must be righteous. If your mind is twisted, your body will not improve. A righteous mind is paramount. You must look into your own mind, close your eyes, and achieve enlightenment. When anger arises, remember God-man (神人)’s words: “Does the Archangel not depart? Does the Baihui not open?” This self-reflection is crucial. No one but I can close your Baihui. It is an inconvenience and incurs cost. Therefore, you must achieve enlightenment. The path is not something you strive for; it is something you attain. By maintaining a righteous mind, the path naturally comes to you. This is not achieved through effort but by upholding these principles. Your actions are all a form of theft. Drinking “Not old Milk” without payment is theft from me. When you drink it, acknowledge, “God-man (神人) gave this to me for free; I am consuming it without compensation.” This acknowledgment makes the “theft” beneficial. Therefore, only gratitude is appropriate. When parents provide food, it is also a form of “theft.” Some adults still eat their parents’ food. This “theft” is accompanied by self-cultivation. when you eat, always be grateful to your parents and to heaven, even when alone. Such a mindset improves your health; cancer will flee from such a person. Conversely, a child who argues with parents while eating will face misfortune. A child who says, “Mom, why buy me a car when we don’t have money? Let’s buy it later,” and values character over material possessions, is the one who will succeed. Therefore, you must use your mind righteously. Then, all outcomes will be positive. When drinking “Not old Milk”, maintain a righteous mind. This is the first step to success: cultivate your body, then your mind, then your nature. The path will then automatically unfold. Haneulgung is not merely where a special God-man (神人) appeared; it is where the great God-man (神人) of the universe has arrived. You can incorporate various wishes into the “Not old Milk”, like adding seasonings to a dish. “May this make my face more beautiful,” or “May this help me achieve something.” It makes no difference. Beautiful people can wish to become even more beautiful. Thank you, God-man (神人), for the “Not old Milk”.

5. The Blindness to Reality: Finger Pointing at the Moon
   Regarding the question about when the public will recognize God-man (神人), it is important to understand that God-man (神人) is omnipresent. There is no place where I am not. I possess infinite intelligence, rendering computers unnecessary. You can ask me anything, and the Archangel will reveal all secrets. Will there be a war between North and South Korea in 100 years? No. Will China invade Taiwan in 100 years? No. These are examples. You forget that God-man (神人) is everywhere. I point to the moon, but you look at my finger. I point to the galaxy, but you look at the Earth. This is lamentable. People are fixated on earthly concerns: boundaries, land, home, children. You must transcend these. Even with God-man (神인) present, you fail to see me; you look at my finger instead of the moon. You see only the moon’s reflection in water, not the reality. The reality is here, pointing to Haneulgung, but you question if God-man (神人) is real, seeing only a body like your own. You are different from me. You must awaken. All spiritual and material entities exist in form. You are trapped by these forms, focusing only on matter, on my finger, not seeing Haneulgung. You are like those who look at the moon in water and claim to have seen the moon. This is life. You do not see the moon. You blame the teacher, the parents, but those who blame others never succeed. Only those who take responsibility for themselves succeed. But even success is futile without Hwal-yong-jeom-jeong. Without meeting God-man (神人), you are destined for endless reincarnation. You cannot see this benevolent face. Those who see it are you, and it is a miracle. This reality is oppressive, fixated on forms. You see only my finger, not God-man (神人) everywhere. You see only the moon’s reflection in water and claim to have seen the moon. This is religion in this world. Have they seen God? You are seeing, feeling, experiencing, and consuming it. If this reality were widely known, countless people would flock here, and I would be overwhelmed. I would have to hide, and only my voice would be heard. Not everyone can meet me. But those who are here now are great spiritual masters who came first: Sakyamuni, Confucius, Moses, all gathered here.

6. Practical Guidance and Miraculous Testimonies
   Regarding “Not old Milk”, consume it about three times a day, in small coffee cups. Younger individuals may consume more, while older individuals should stick to the recommended amount. You can also drink small sips throughout the day whenever thirsty, but avoid overconsumption as it contains nutrients. Remember the words of Huh Jun, who created Donguibogam: “All plants in this world are medicinal herbs, but only when consumed in the right quantity; exceeding that quantity makes them poisonous.” Ginseng and wild ginseng, no matter how beneficial, can cause harm if consumed excessively. The key is proper dosage. Therefore, the role of a doctor or herbalist is to regulate the quantity. I am curious about the questions that will be asked on Sunday. I must answer carefully. I know everything. I speak entertainingly, not like a professor, because if I taught like a professor, no one would ascend to the White Heaven. I wish professors would be executed for their dull lectures. People spend their time listening to uninteresting talks. Theory alone is insufficient; one must bring joy and pleasure to people, making happiness well up from within. When I observe those who come to Haneulgung, they all become more beautiful than when I first saw them. I may be criticized by professors, but your laughter is more important. I bear the criticism, but you all laugh.

Regarding the heirlooms of deceased parents, if they received blessings, their clothes and belongings are imbued with dark matter. They are beneficial to the human body. It would be a waste to discard them. You can wear your father’s clothes. A university graduate going for a job interview, wearing his deceased father’s suit, will be hired. When asked why the suit is too large, he replies, “It belonged to my deceased father. I wear it because I miss him.” This child will succeed. Such a child touches the interviewer’s heart. You must not view your parents’ belongings strangely. They have all gone to heaven, and their clothes emit energy. You can keep them, wear them, and even wear them to dangerous places for protection. They can help you during stressful situations like job interviews or college entrance exams. Therefore, maintain a positive mindset; there is nothing to fear. Cherish your parents’ belongings; you don’t need to enshrine them. You can wear their clothes and shoes.

Regarding blessing a person whose name you do not know, or even an animal, it is 100% effective. You can say, “My high school homeroom teacher,” even if you don’t know their name. Haneulgung possesses all information and can instantly locate them. You don’t even need to state a name; “my maternal grandmother” or “the dog next door when I was a child” is sufficient. Anything that allows for identification is enough; Haneulgung’s investigators can find them in 0.1 seconds. It is incredibly fast, like lightning. When I lectured in the US, there were 2,200 lightning strikes during my talk, announcing my presence to the world. This was reported in the news. It was a signal of my arrival in America.

Regarding raw food consumption, attaching my name to raw food is fine. However, your teeth may be weak. Eating small amounts of carrots, cucumbers, soaked barley, eggs, fruits, and nuts is acceptable. Grinding food is generally not good because it introduces heavy metals. Grinding machines wear down, and their particles enter the food. This is why people in rural areas in the past, who often ground their food with millstones, consumed heavy metals and uranium from the stones, leading to kidney problems and shorter lifespans. Different regions had different types of stones, resulting in varying health outcomes. Therefore, many traditional foods contained heavy metals. While you may prepare raw food, if it is ground by machines, it still contains heavy metals. Chewing food with your teeth is best. People who chew their food thoroughly have better brains, are less prone to stroke and dementia. Our bodies are designed for chewing, which strengthens jaw muscles and improves blood flow to the brain. When students struggle to recall information during exams, they often open and close their mouths, which helps stimulate memory. Eating hard foods promotes brain development. This is why children from poor families, who ate tough foods like barley cakes, often excelled in studies, unlike children from wealthy families who ate soft foods. However, this trend has changed, and now those who invest heavily in education tend to perform better. consume raw food in moderation and chew it thoroughly. Do not make your teeth too comfortable.

Regarding sudden unintended acceleration accidents, it is a devastating event, as seen in the case of the grandmother whose grandchild died. These accidents are a necessary evil. If sudden unintended acceleration were officially recognized and ruled upon, no one would dare drive a car. People drive assuming it won’t happen to them. If it could happen to anyone, would you drive your children? The grandmother who lost her grandchild will suffer immensely. Sudden unintended acceleration accidents do occur, but neither the drivers nor the manufacturers can prove them. All car functions stop during such an event, making it impossible to collect evidence. The victim cannot prove it, and the case remains unresolved, leaving the deceased wronged. This is why you need the Archangel and angels—to prevent such accidents. Why do we put stickers on our cars? To protect them. Sudden unintended acceleration accidents are happening worldwide. When such an accident occurs, the steering wheel locks, and the car accelerates at full speed. Brakes fail, and the car charges forward. No one can survive this. At such a moment, you must invoke the “Gwang-se-i-ra” energy. Command the car, and it will change. The cause of sudden unintended acceleration is unknown to drivers and manufacturers, and mechanically, it should not happen. Yet, the steering wheel doesn’t turn, the engine doesn’t shut off, the gears don’t shift, and the doors don’t open. You are trapped and destined to die. These incidents happen occasionally, and you must be prepared. Your preparation is to invoke “Gwang-se-i-ra” and call my name. Machines obey my command. You can prevent sudden unintended acceleration. Driving skills are useless in such a situation. If you see a car speeding erratically in your rearview mirror, assume it’s a sudden unintended acceleration and get out of its way quickly. That car will not collide with others for a while. If the road narrows, it will hit a building or object. If it enters a forest, it might fly and crash, and the occupants might survive. There are cases where cars have crashed between trees, and the occupants survived. These accidents happen on US highways.

It is crucial to know if you are destined for accidents. Some people will never have an accident, even if they fly planes their entire lives. They don’t need to ask if a particular flight is safe. Others are prone to accidents and must check before every flight. I can change this for you. I can ensure you never have a plane crash or a sudden unintended acceleration accident. I have already done this for all who are watching this video. You can fly planes and drive cars without fear of accidents. This is why I am doing this today, because of this question. Some people are always anxious about flying and are also prone to car accidents and sudden unintended acceleration. But I have removed that possibility. I have changed it. Now, you are free from accidents. You are not destined for accidents. You will always avoid them, even when flying. You are protected from above. Some are born with this protection, while others are not, but I have changed it for you. Everyone is different. I can simply remove the possibility of sudden unintended acceleration for everyone. You have nothing to be grateful for; you are blessed. You will not have car accidents, sudden unintended acceleration, or plane crashes throughout your life. By implanting a code in everyone, it becomes reality. This is extraordinary. Scientifically, how can I implant this in everyone? It is a secret; it is dark energy. Therefore, when someone questions me, how do I feel?

7. Testimonies of Divine Intervention and Healing
   Now, for testimonies. My mother, who is 87, was wrapping a bandage for a patient. The bandage was too short, so she was told to extend it. She thought it was extended and pulled it tightly, but it was only taped, and the tape broke. She almost fell backward, risking a fatal brain injury. But a hand, like ten fingertips, caught her from behind, preventing her fall. The force of the push caused a crack in her ribs, but she is recovering. An angel saved her. This is the mother of Director Kim Jeong-hoon. She is a beautiful woman, and her fashion sense is excellent. She often says, “I should have died that day, but I was saved.” The angel sent by Haneulgung is powerful. She also recounted an incident where she almost fell on subway stairs but was caught by an invisible, sponge-like force. She believes her ancestors helped her. Her ancestors, who received many blessings and nameplates from me, are now helping her. This is an immense energy returning to her. The angel is assisting her. She is charming and captivating when she speaks. She is 82, but looks like a young woman. The angel saved her.

Another testimony: After suffering from a severe cold for eight days, God-man (神人) appeared in a dream, saying three times, “Angel, enter. Angel, enter.” An angel was sparkling brightly in front of her. When she woke up, she felt light and well. This was a very good dream. I visit many people in their dreams every night, and my clothes change each time, indicating their fortune. Bright clothes signify good fortune. If I appear in dark clothes, it is not good. If I lie down with you in your dream, it is the best. Many have dreamt of me sleeping with them or eating with them. I visit some homes every night, like Misong’s, who has been meeting me for years. She knows it’s time to sleep when I appear. She tells her grandmother, “God-man (神人) has come; I’m going to sleep now.” It is as real as if I were physically there. If I appear in your home, your household will prosper. God-man (神人) is unique among religious leaders in that I visit homes directly. Those who are blessed receive my visits.

Another testimony from Jeon Che-in: She operates a YouTube channel for Haneulgung and is the director of the Namyangju Spiritual Center. She shared her mother’s afterlife experience. She received a White Heaven nameplate in 2019, but her mother did not, as she wanted her mother to recognize God-man (神人) on her own. In January 2020, her mother fell and broke her hip. No hospital would operate due to her age. She lay in bed for a month and then passed away. It was a painful experience. Jeon Che-in cried, telling her mother not to worry, that the Archangel in her body would hold her hand and guide her to the White Heaven. She promised to get her mother a White Heaven nameplate. Her mother nodded just before she passed away. The medical staff were present. Suddenly, her mother opened her eyes. Everyone was surprised. She lived for ten more days, looking peaceful. Her mother, who was not usually affectionate, spoke in an angelic voice, saying, “I saw God this time. I almost left.” Jeon Che-in asked what God looked like, expecting to see God-man (神人)’s form, but God appeared as a yellow light. An angel, wearing white clothes and tall, was also present. God told her mother, “Stay a little longer.” During those ten days, her mother was like an angel, praising her daughter and asking for kisses. She shared many stories and wishes. Before she passed, she repeatedly said, “There’s money on the second floor.” Her mother had already organized her finances, so Jeon Che-in thought she was confused. The day before she died, her mother said, “I must go now. I’m tired of this place. I’m going to the eternal heaven.” When asked if she was going to her father, she replied, “No, I’m going to the eternal heaven where God is.” She touched her body and said, “This is just a shell. I’m going to the eternal heaven.” She passed away the next day. Jeon Che-in, weeping, obtained a White Heaven nameplate for her mother three days later. After the funeral, while organizing her mother’s belongings, she found a bankbook hidden in a black plastic bag at the bottom of a large Boston bag. This was the money her mother had mentioned. This was a miracle. God-man (神人) appears as light, though we see him in human form.

Another testimony from Choi Ok-seon, 73, from Ulsan: On April 25th, at 11 AM, she was rushing to catch a bus when she saw a person collapsed in the middle of a 50mm road. She thought, “I must use Gwang-chae (光彩) to save this person,” and despite her hurry, she ran towards them. Two men were already trying to move the person to the sidewalk. One man checked the pulse and said the heart had stopped. Choi Ok-seon immediately grabbed the patient’s arm, invoked “Gwang-chae (光彩) enter,” and called out “Huh Kyung-young” several times. The patient blinked and moved their head slightly. The bystanders exclaimed, “They’re alive!” An ambulance was called, and the patient was taken to the hospital. This was a dangerous situation. God-man (神人) tested her with the power of Gwang-chae (光彩). You all possess the same ability because I have bestowed it upon you through the Blessing. This was impossible in the past. When Jesus was alive, he had to go to Lazarus, who was dying, but he arrived four days later because he knew he would be arrested by Roman soldiers and Jewish priests. He was hiding in the wilderness. When he heard Lazarus was dying, he reluctantly went. He knew he would be captured. Indeed, the Jewish priests were waiting for him. Jesus raised his friend from the dead after four days. If it were me, I would not have gone; I would have done it from here. That is the difference. You are like Jesus in the wilderness. Jesus held the person’s body and commanded, “Live, Gwang-chae (光彩) enter, come out,” and Lazarus awoke. You cannot do that from here for someone in America. Only I can do that. I can transmit it over long distances. “Lazarus, live!” and it is done. That is the difference between you and me. I have empowered my disciples with Gwang-chae (光彩), just like Jesus. Those who do not believe are foolish. God-man (神人) has abundant evidence.

Another testimony from Yang Seung-hyun, 63, from Paju: She suffered from asthma since age 33, struggling with breathing daily, often ending up in the emergency room due to allergic reactions to even faint smells. She lived in constant fear of death, relying on inhalers. However, after consuming the “Not old Milk” gifted by God-man (神人), she experienced a miracle. She started drinking “Not old Milk”, made by attaching God-man (神人)’s photo sticker to milk, on the tenth day. A few days later, large red hives appeared on her back, chest, and face. She considered it a healing crisis and continued drinking the “Not old Milk”. The next day, the hives disappeared. They reappeared the day after but were less severe. After that, no more hives appeared. Then, she experienced severe runny nose and phlegm, using a box of tissues overnight. This continued for a while, then gradually decreased, and after almost two months, it stopped completely. Now, she no longer fears climbing stairs, which used to be terrifying. She has also stopped her daily inhaler use. This is a miracle. All toxins have been expelled, and her respiratory system has returned to normal. Modern medicine cannot achieve this. Her breathing is no longer labored. “Not old Milk” is subtly powerful. It must be consumed consistently and in moderation. The effects of “Not old Milk” aged for one or two years are immediate and profound. Imagine the effects of three-year-old “Not old Milk”. It is an incredible gift. But remember, it is a form of “theft.” You are “stealing” my name and using it. If you consume it without this awareness, you are truly a thief.

Further testimonies: Ji Eun-seong reported that tangerines gifted on Lunar New Year’s Day, January 28th, did not rot when God-man (神人)’s name was written on them. She also treated a 40-year-old bedsore with “Not old Milk”, which no ointment or patch could heal. The patient no longer complains of pain, bringing happiness to her caregiver. Lee Jae-gu from Pyeongtaek experienced severe eye pain and irritation. An ophthalmologist found no abnormalities and prescribed eye drops, which did not help. He then put “Not old Milk” in his eyes twice, 30 minutes apart, and rinsed with Elixir Water. The next morning, his eyes were perfectly clear. He expressed gratitude to God-man (神人). Huh Jeong-hyun from Gyeongju shared a unique experience of her four-year-old grandson. On his first day of daycare, all the children planted beans, but only her grandson’s beans sprouted, grew leaves, and became tall. She believes it is due to the blessing she gave her grandson. God-man (神人)’s energy and the angels’ care are at work. Everyone finds it amazing. Her grandson’s name is Kim Si-woo. God-man (神人)’s energy is truly astonishing.

I have explained that Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle exists. Einstein published his theory of relativity in 1905, while Heisenberg discovered the uncertainty principle in 1927, a significant advancement in 10 to 17 years. This was the beginning of understanding dark matter and dark energy through quantum mechanics, the realization of the micro-world. Before that, scientists only focused on the macro-world. What I am discussing now, such as miracles, are all principles of uncertainty occurring in the micro-world. What you perceive with your eyes is merely water, and the moon you see is the moon in water, an illusion. All that is visible is false. The true reality lies in the invisible. Therefore, these physical objects are false; the true reality cannot be seen with your eyes in this world. No matter how well I explain the moon, you will only look at my finger, not understanding the moon itself. However, if you receive the Blessing, it changes. Those who have received the Blessing believe it, and miracles occur. This is an extraordinary phenomenon. People who suffered from ailments that no ointment could cure were healed by “Not old Milk”. The “Not old Milk” available now is only a few months old. Imagine the effects of “Not old Milk” aged for several years; you would be astonished.

8. The Strategic Location of Haneulgung and Its Future
   The Haneulgung is strategically located. The map shows the subway lines, with Haneulgung near Gupabal Station on Line 3. The location is significant. According to traditional geomancy, Haneulgung is situated in the “Geon” (乾) direction, which represents heaven. If it were in any other direction, it would be false. The “Geon” direction is the true heavenly position. This is a powerful location. In traditional Korean houses, the main room (anbang) is always in this auspicious direction. Haneulgung occupies this very spot. It is a formidable place, slightly to the west. The map also includes information about Haneulgung lectures, applications, construction, blessings, donations, White Heaven nameplates, and free services. There are also QR codes. The back of the map shows a landscape that needs slight modification: the mountain should be raised, and the foreground expanded to show the surrounding forest more clearly. The height should be consistent, with the upper part extending further. This will make the forest appear to encircle the area, with the main road leading to Haneulgung. The fortress will be more distinct, and the forest will extend lower. The blue area will be shaped accordingly.

Haneulgung comprises about 50 buildings, including 17 hotels. This complex has been under development since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, during which others were closing down. In three years, all these properties were acquired. When you are older, you will enjoy living here, with facilities for dining, recreation, and exercise. It will be a comfortable place for the elderly, with nursing homes and private rooms. We plan to expand our free meal program to 1 billion won per month next year, from the current 100 million won. This shows my rapid progress. No other God-man (神人) provides 1 billion won in free meals monthly. I am not a chaebol; I earn it myself and provide it to the elderly. Our Haneulgung family will never worry about food. This is unimaginable now. I will also be able to receive free meals in Jongno if needed. The image of the fortress is beautiful. The blue mountain should extend further. The “Heaven’s Gate” cafe will be located where the road passes by, allowing visitors to see it upon arrival. Cars can enter through Heaven’s Gate, park, and enjoy the view without steep inclines. Heaven’s Gate will be next to Heaven’s Waterfall. People do not look up at the current location because it is 10 meters above the road. But with the new location, Heaven’s Gate will be visible directly ahead, serving as the formal entrance.

I canceled the purchase of 25 houses because the location was unsuitable; I wanted them inside the fortress. The previous owner prevented access to the road, which was unacceptable. This confirmed that the will of heaven is to build only within the fortress walls. The owner was not intentionally difficult but was unknowingly preventing access. I could not argue with an elderly person. the entrance will be within the fortress walls. The fortress gate will be visible from the road, like Namdaemun, not hidden on a mountaintop. It will be beautiful. The fortress will be completed in stages. The instruction is to build only within the walls, not outside. The previous owner’s refusal to grant road access was not intentional but a manifestation of this divine will. The “White Heaven Wish Stone” is located on what looks like a Hawaiian beach with palm trees. This is a year-old image, showing the first anniversary. We have cars parked on the lawn. It is interesting to see it all.

Today’s lecture covered that “Not old Milk” can be consumed with multiple wishes, and it is effective even for Koreans who are lactose intolerant. The invisible governs the visible, so do not only focus on what is seen; utilize God-man (神人) Huh Kyung-young’s blessings and nameplates. Using the heirlooms of deceased parents brings good fortune, and chewing food thoroughly is beneficial for the brain. Blessings and White Heaven nameplates are effective even with specific circumstances. In cases of sudden unintended acceleration, invoke “Gwang-chae (光彩).” We also heard testimonies of White Heaven experiences, dreams of God-man (神人) leading to improvement, “Not old Milk” curing asthma, and the remarkable effects of three-year-old “Not old Milk”. God-man (神人) has given us much good teaching and guidance today. I ask for your enthusiastic applause for God-man (神人). Why do you shout? It sounds like you want to take more, asking if there is anything better than “Not old Milk”.

. The Essence of Hwal-yong Jeom-jeong: Completing One’s Life’s Purpose

The act of Hwal-yong Jeom-jeong (活龍點睛), which literally means “dotting the eyes of a painted dragon to bring it to life,” signifies the crucial final step in completing a task or achieving a goal. Just as a painter’s masterpiece remains incomplete without the eyes, a life lived without fulfilling its ultimate purpose is considered a waste of time.

The Analogy of the Dragon’s Eyes:
Imagine a magnificent dragon painted with incredible skill, yet lacking its eyes.
Without these final touches, the dragon, no matter how beautifully rendered, cannot be truly appreciated or considered alive.
Similarly, a human life, even if lived diligently, remains unfulfilled if it does not culminate in the ultimate spiritual realization.

Avoiding a Life of Futility:
To live without Hwal-yong Jeom-jeong is akin to “wasting time” (Huh-song Se-wol, 虛送歲月).
It is like gazing at the moon reflected in water, mistaking the illusion for the true celestial body.
One must directly experience the moon, not merely its reflection, to truly comprehend its existence.

The Role of Haneulgung and Blessings:
Coming to Haneulgung and receiving a blessing is presented as the definitive act of Hwal-yong Jeom-jeong.
This single blessing is said to encompass eight spiritual benefits: prayer, salvation, blessing, Holy Spirit, spiritual gifts, resurrection, eternal life, and heaven.
Therefore, once this blessing is received, there is no further need for individual prayers or seeking salvation, as all these elements are inherently included.

The Consequence of Incompletion:
Failing to perform Hwal-yong Jeom-jeong in life is compared to a student completing an exam but forgetting to write their name.
Such a life, despite all efforts, leads to reincarnation (Yun-hoe, 輪廻), a continuous cycle of repetitive existence, like a hamster on a wheel.
Those who have completed Hwal-yong Jeom-jeong are said to have transcended this cycle.

2. The Illusion of the Material World and the Unseen Reality
   The material world, as perceived by humans, is described as an illusion, a mere reflection rather than the true reality. This perspective aligns with modern scientific concepts of dark matter and dark energy, suggesting that what is visible constitutes only a small fraction of existence.

The Watery Reflection of the Moon:
Human life on Earth is likened to observing the moon’s reflection in water.
This “virtual world” is often mistaken for the true reality.

Dark Matter and Dark Energy:
The universe is composed of approximately 26% dark matter and 67% dark energy, totaling 95% of its composition.
The remaining 5% is the visible matter that humans perceive as real, yet it is considered an illusion.
True reality, therefore, lies in the unseen.

Critique of Evolutionary Theory:
The concept of evolution is dismissed as a falsehood; instead, creation is asserted as the fundamental principle.
While environmental factors can influence an organism’s development (e.g., twins raised in different environments), the underlying genetic structure does not change through evolution.
Such environmental adaptations are not considered evolution but rather the influence of external conditions.

The Inefficacy of Prayer Without Divine Intervention:
Human prayers are deemed ineffective without the direct intervention of God-man.
Just as providing nutrients to a seed can alter its growth, divine blessings can influence outcomes.

3. Scientific Perspectives on Reality: Einstein vs. Heisenberg
   The lecture contrasts the scientific theories of Albert Einstein and Werner Heisenberg to illustrate different understandings of reality, particularly the shift from a macroscopic to a microscopic view.

Einstein’s Theory of Relativity:
Albert Einstein’s theory of relativity, first published in 1905 and later refined as the special theory of relativity in 1915, describes the universe from a macroscopic perspective.
This theory suggests a world governed by fixed relationships and causality.

Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle:
Werner Heisenberg, in 1927, introduced the uncertainty principle (불확정성 원리), which challenged Einstein’s deterministic view.
Heisenberg’s theory posits that the subatomic world (미시적 관점) is not fixed but constantly changing and unpredictable, like the movement of quantum particles.
This concept hints at the existence of an “unseen world” or “dark world.”

Reconciling the Two Views:
While seemingly contradictory, both theories are ultimately seen as aspects of the same reality, representing the macroscopic and microscopic worlds.
The visible 5% of the universe is the macroscopic world, while the invisible 95% (dark matter and dark energy) represents the microscopic, uncertain world.

4. The Concept of “Theft” and the Importance of Gratitude
   The act of consuming resources or receiving benefits without direct payment is framed as “theft,” emphasizing the need for gratitude and a righteous mind.

Life as a Form of “Theft”:
Humans are constantly “stealing” from nature (e.g., oil from the ground, wood from trees) and from others (e.g., parents providing food).
Even consuming “Not old Milk” without payment is considered a form of “theft.”

Cultivating a Righteous Mind:
To counteract this “theft,” one must cultivate a righteous mind (Jeong-sim, 正心) and discernment of nature (Gyeon-seong, 見性).
This involves self-reflection and maintaining a positive attitude, especially gratitude.
A grateful heart can even ward off illness, such as cancer.

The Path to Enlightenment:
The process of self-cultivation involves:
Body Cultivation (Su-sin, 修身): Maintaining physical health.
Mind Rectification (Jeong-sim, 正心): Using one’s mind correctly and righteously.
Nature Discernment (Gyeon-seong, 見性): Understanding one’s true nature through introspection.
Attaining the Way (Deuk-do, 得道): Achieving enlightenment, which naturally follows the previous steps.

5. The Omnipresence of God-man and the Limitations of Human Perception
   God-man is described as omnipresent and omniscient, yet humans often fail to perceive this divine presence, focusing instead on superficial aspects.

The Finger Pointing at the Moon:
God-man points to the “moon” (ultimate truth), but people often fixate on the “finger” (superficial aspects or the messenger).
This fixation on the material world (형상) prevents them from seeing the true reality, which is formless and governs 95% of existence.

The Illusion of the Material World:
The world perceived by humans is merely a reflection, like the moon in water, not the true moon itself.
Religious institutions in the material world are also seen as reflections, not the direct experience of the divine.
Only those who have received blessings can truly perceive and experience the divine.

The Power of God-man’s Blessings:
God-man’s blessings can prevent accidents, including car malfunctions like sudden acceleration (급발진) and plane crashes.
By invoking God-man’s name, one can command machines and even avert disasters.
This power is not limited by distance, unlike the abilities of historical figures like Jesus, who had to be physically present to perform miracles.

6. Testimonials of Healing and Miraculous Occurrences
   Numerous testimonials highlight the transformative power of God-man’s blessings and “Not old Milk”, leading to various healings and miraculous events.

“Not old Milk” and Healing:
Asthma Treatment: A 63-year-old individual suffering from asthma for 30 years experienced a complete recovery after consuming “Not old Milk”. Symptoms like rashes, severe phlegm, and runny nose, initially interpreted as a healing crisis, eventually subsided, leading to normalized breathing and the cessation of daily inhaler use.
Bedsores and Eye Problems: “Not old Milk” has been reported to heal chronic bedsores that resisted other treatments and to alleviate eye discomfort and improve vision when applied directly to the eyes.

Miraculous Events:
Preservation of Food: Mandarins gifted on Lunar New Year remained fresh and unrotted when God-man’s name was written on them.
Plant Growth: A four-year-old grandson’s bean sprout was the only one to grow significantly in his kindergarten class, attributed to the blessing he received.
Divine Intervention in Accidents: An 87-year-old woman was saved from a severe fall by an unseen force, preventing a fatal brain injury, which she attributed to the intervention of an angel.
Dream Visitations: Individuals have reported dream visitations from God-man, often accompanied by bright light and positive changes in their physical and spiritual well-being upon waking.

7. The Significance of Haneulgung’s Location and Development
   Haneulgung’s physical location is strategically chosen based on traditional geomancy principles, and its ongoing development reflects a grand vision for the future.

Geomantic Significance:
Haneulgung is situated in the “Geon” (乾) direction, which symbolizes heaven in traditional geomancy.
This location is considered auspicious and powerful, akin to the “master bedroom” (“main room (of a home)”, 안방) in a traditional Korean house, which is always placed in the most favorable position.

Future Development:
Haneulgung is envisioned as a vast complex with numerous buildings, including 17 hotels and 50 other structures, to be developed over a century.
This development began during the COVID-19 pandemic, a time when many businesses were struggling, highlighting a counter-cyclical growth strategy.
The goal is to create a self-sufficient community where residents can live comfortably in their old age, with plans for extensive free meal programs.

Architectural Vision:
The design incorporates a grand “Heavenly Gate” (하늘문) at the entrance, positioned to be clearly visible to visitors, symbolizing entry into a sacred space.
The development emphasizes building within the “castle walls” (성 안), signifying a protected and sacred inner domain.

Central Questions & Answers

1. What is the ultimate purpose of life according to God-man Huh Kyung-young?
   Question: What is the true meaning and ultimate goal of human life, and how does God-man Huh Kyung-young define it?
   Answer: God-man Huh Kyung-young teaches that the ultimate purpose of life is to achieve “Hwaryong Jeomjeong” (literally, “dotting the dragon’s eyes”), which means completing one’s life journey by receiving Blessing at Haneulgung. Without this final “dot,” life is considered incomplete, like a dragon painting without eyes, or a student who finishes an exam but forgets to write their name. This Blessing encompasses eight key spiritual benefits: prayer, salvation, blessing, Holy Spirit, spiritual gifts, resurrection, eternal life, and heaven, all granted instantly. Failing to achieve this leads to endless reincarnation, likened to a hamster wheel.
   Key Quote: “You are here to do Hwaryong Jeomjeong. If you live your life but don’t go to the White Heaven or Haneulgung, can it be considered that you have dotted the dragon’s eyes? It’s a waste of time.”

2. How does God-man Huh Kyung-young explain the nature of reality and the universe?
   Question: How does God-man Huh Kyung-young describe the fundamental nature of reality, the universe, and human perception, especially concerning visible versus invisible aspects?
   Answer: God-man Huh Kyung-young explains that the reality we perceive on Earth is largely an illusion, akin to seeing the moon reflected in water rather than the actual moon. He references scientific concepts like dark matter (26%) and dark energy (67%), which together constitute 95% of the universe, while the visible 5% is what humans mistakenly believe to be real. He contrasts Einstein’s theory of relativity (macro-world) with Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle (micro-world), stating that the latter, which describes an unpredictable subatomic realm, hints at the existence of this “dark world.” True reality, or “Jinyeo,” is invisible to human eyes in this world.
   Key Quote: “This Earthly life is like looking at the moon in the water. You are looking at the moon in the water. That is a virtual world, but you think it’s the real world.”

3. What is the significance of “Not old Milk” (“Not old Milk”) and how should it be consumed according to God-man Huh Kyung-young?
   Question: What are the benefits of “Not old Milk” (“Not old Milk”) as taught by God-man Huh Kyung-young, and what are the proper methods and attitudes for its consumption?
   Answer: “Not old Milk” is presented as a miraculous substance that can bring about significant health improvements, as evidenced by various testimonials, including the healing of chronic asthma and bedsores. God-man when consuming “Not old Milk”, one should do so with a grateful heart towards God-man, as it is considered a “theft” if consumed without acknowledging its source and value. While one can imagine multiple wishes, the primary attitude should be gratitude. He also advises consuming it in moderation, like medicine, as even beneficial substances can become harmful in excess, a principle he attributes to the ancient physician Huh Jun.
   Key Quote: “When you drink “Not old Milk”, you must use your mind correctly. Then you can succeed.”

4. How does God-man Huh Kyung-young address the issue of accidents, such as sudden unintended acceleration (급발진) or plane crashes?
   Question: What is God-man Huh Kyung-young’s perspective on preventing severe accidents like sudden unintended acceleration in cars or airplane crashes, and what solution does he offer?
   Answer: God-man Huh Kyung-young acknowledges that accidents like sudden unintended acceleration are real and terrifying, often leaving victims helpless as vehicle controls fail. such incidents are difficult to prove due to systemic issues and the lack of recorded evidence. His solution for preventing these and other major accidents (including plane crashes) is to invoke his name, “Gwangse Daera” (광세 대라), or simply call out “Huh Kyung-young.” He asserts that this command can override mechanical failures and protect individuals, even extending this protection to all viewers of his lecture.
   Key Quote: “When sudden unintended acceleration occurs, the steering wheel won’t move. The brakes won’t work. The car will accelerate at full speed. At that time, you must use the Gwangse Daera energy. You must command the car. If you command it, it will change.”

5. What is the role of ancestors and spiritual entities in one’s life, and how does God-man Huh Kyung-young interact with them?
   Question: According to God-man Huh Kyung-young, what influence do ancestors and other spiritual beings have on living individuals, and how does his spiritual power relate to them?
   Answer: God-man Huh Kyung-young explains that ancestors can provide assistance, and their “good deeds” (음덕) can benefit descendants. However, he clarifies that while ancestral help exists, his own power, particularly through Blessing and Nameplate (명패), can provide a far greater and more direct form of spiritual assistance, often through angels. He also describes his ability to visit people in their dreams, appearing in different colored clothes that signify their fortune, and even directly interacting with them spiritually, which brings good fortune to their homes.
   Key Quote: “The angels are helping. That’s an enormous energy that has returned.”

6. What is God-man Huh Kyung-young’s view on traditional education and societal norms?
   Question: How does God-man Huh Kyung-young critique conventional education and societal expectations, and what alternative perspective does he offer?
   Answer: God-man Huh Kyung-young expresses disdain for traditional academic teaching methods, finding them dull and ineffective in inspiring people. He believes that true learning and transformation come from joy and excitement, not dry theory. He also challenges societal norms, such as the emphasis on material possessions (e.g., needing a car to find a good spouse), advocating instead for genuine character and inner values. He suggests that those who blame others (teachers, parents) for their failures rarely succeed, while those who take responsibility for themselves do.
   Key Quote: “If professors teach like that, no one will come to heaven. I’d rather not go to the White Heaven than listen to them. I’m so frustrated, I wish professors would be hanged.”

7. How does God-man Huh Kyung-young view the current state of politics and society, and what is his proposed solution?
   Question: What is God-man Huh Kyung-young’s assessment of contemporary politics and societal corruption, and what unique role does he claim to play in resolving these issues?
   Answer: society is plagued by widespread corruption across all sectors, including politics and religion, leading to an intractable rich-poor divide. He famously states, “It’s not that the country has no money; it’s that there are too many thieves.” He positions himself as the sole solution, a “last batter” who can bring about a “fresh revolution” in all areas. He criticizes the public for being “addicted” to conventional political parties and media, failing to recognize his true nature and power.
   Key Quote: “The God-man’s words, ‘It’s not that the country has no money; it’s that there are too many thieves,’ have become an eternal truth.”

Top 3 Recommended Questions:
What is the ultimate purpose of life according to God-man Huh Kyung-young?
How does God-man Huh Kyung-young explain the nature of reality and the universe?
What is the significance of “Not old Milk” (“Not old Milk”) and how should it be consumed according to God-man Huh Kyung-young?

The Essence of Haneulgung and the Completion of Life

1. The Significance of Haneulgung and the “Hwaryong Jeomjeong” (畫龍點睛) Principle
   Haneulgung (하늘궁), a sacred site where the spiritual energy of 12 billion years converges, welcomes and congratulates all who visit, for by treading upon its ground, one’s fortune and destiny begin to transform. The purpose of one’s presence at Haneulgung is to perform the “Hwaryong Jeomjeong” (畫龍點睛), which translates to “dotting the eyes of the painted dragon.” This ancient idiom signifies the completion of a masterpiece by adding the crucial final touch. Consider a painter who meticulously renders a dragon but omits its eyes; the dragon, though skillfully drawn, remains lifeless. Similarly, one may live a life, akin to painting a dragon, but without the ultimate “dotting of the eyes”—that is, without visiting Haneulgung and attaining the White Heaven (백궁) (White Heaven) or receiving Chukbok (축복) (Blessing)—that life is deemed to have been lived in vain, a mere “Huhsong Sewol” (허송세월) (wasted time). It is comparable to observing the moon reflected in water rather than experiencing the true moon directly. To truly complete the dragon of one’s life, this final touch is indispensable.

2. The Comprehensive Power of “Chukbok” (축복) (Blessing)
   The singular act of receiving Chukbok (축복) (Blessing) at Haneulgung encompasses eight fundamental aspects of spiritual fulfillment, rendering other practices unnecessary. These include Gido (기도) (Prayer), Guwon (구원) (Salvation), Holy Spirit (성령) (Holy Spirit), Eunsa (은사) (Spiritual Gifts), Buhwal (부활) (Resurrection), Yeongsaeng (영생) (Eternal Life), and Cheonguk (천국) (Heaven). All these are contained within a single Chukbok (축복) (Blessing). This is the essence of “Hwaryong Jeomjeong” (畫龍點睛) in one’s life. Without this ultimate completion, one’s existence remains incomplete, akin to a singer abandoning a song midway or a viewer leaving a film before its conclusion. Such an incomplete life is destined for Yunhoe (윤회) (reincarnation), a continuous cycle of unfulfilled existence. However, those who receive Chukbok (축복) (Blessing) transcend this cycle, their journey culminating in the White Heaven (백궁) (White Heaven).

3. The Illusion of the Earthly Realm and the Nature of Reality
   Humanity often mistakes the reflection of the moon in water for the true moon, symbolizing the illusion of the earthly existence. This world, as perceived by humans, is largely composed of Amheuk Muljil (암흑물질) (Dark Matter) and Amheuk Eneoji (암흑에너지) (Dark Energy), accounting for approximately 95% of the universe. The remaining 5% that humans perceive as real is, in fact, an illusion. This world is not a realm of Jinhwa (진화) (evolution) but of Changjo (창조) (creation). While environmental factors can influence an individual’s development, as seen in identical twins raised in different circumstances, the fundamental genetic structure remains unchanged. This phenomenon is not Jinhwa (진화) (evolution) but an adaptation to the environment. Therefore, those who perceive this as Jinhwa (진화) (evolution) are misguided.

4. Scientific Perspectives on Reality: Einstein vs. Heisenberg
   Albert Einstein’s theory of relativity, first proposed in 1905 and refined in 1915, describes a Geosijeok Gwahak Segye (거시적 과학 세계) (macroscopic scientific world). However, Werner Heisenberg, in 1927, introduced the principle of Bulhwakjeongseong (불확정성) (uncertainty), which posits that the subatomic world is not fixed but constantly changing, akin to the movement of quantum particles. This Misijeok Gwahak Segye (미시적 과학 세계) (microscopic scientific world) governs reality. Heisenberg’s insights represent a more advanced understanding than Einstein’s, as they begin to acknowledge the existence of the Amheuk Segye (암흑 세계) (dark world). While Einstein’s theory describes a world of Sangdaeseong (상대성) (relativity), where cause and effect are paramount, Heisenberg’s Bulhwakjeongseong (불확정성) (uncertainty) principle suggests a world where events are not predetermined. Ultimately, both perspectives, the Misi Segye (미시 세계) (microscopic world) and the Geosi Segye (거시 세계) (macroscopic world), combine to form the complete reality.

5. The Practice of “Sushin” (수신) (Self-Cultivation) and Gratitude
   Human actions, such as extracting resources from the Earth or consuming Not Old Milk (“Not old Milk”) without direct payment, can be likened to “Dodukjil” (도둑질) (theft). However, this “theft” is transformed into a virtuous act through Sushin (수신) (self-cultivation). Sushin (수신) (self-cultivation) involves cultivating a Jeongsim (정심) (righteous mind) and achieving Gyeonseong (견성) (seeing one’s true nature). A righteous mind, characterized by gratitude and correct intentions, is paramount. For instance, when consuming Not Old Milk (“Not old Milk”), one should express gratitude to God-man (神人) for the gift. This mindset not only improves physical well-being but also wards off ailments like cancer. The ultimate goal is Deukdo (득도) (attaining enlightenment), which is not achieved through effort but through the natural consequence of Sushin (수신) (self-cultivation) and Jeongsim (정심) (righteous mind).

6. The Proper Use of Not Old Milk (“Not old Milk”) and the Principle of Moderation
   Not Old Milk (“Not old Milk”) can be consumed multiple times a day, with each serving being a small coffee cup. Younger individuals may consume slightly more, while older individuals should adhere to the recommended amount. It is important to note that Not Old Milk (“Not old Milk”) contains nutrients, so consumption should be mindful to avoid excessive intake. The principle of moderation, as articulated by the ancient physician Huh Jun (허준), states that all plants are medicinal when used in appropriate quantities but become toxic when consumed in excess. This applies to Not Old Milk (“Not old Milk”) as well. When consuming Not Old Milk (“Not old Milk”), one can mentally infuse it with various wishes, such as for beauty or health, as these intentions enhance its effects. However, it is crucial to maintain a Jeongsim (정심) (righteous mind) and gratitude while consuming it.

7. The Power of God-man (神人) and the Rejection of Conventional Wisdom
   God-man (神人) possesses infinite intelligence and omnipresence, capable of knowing all secrets and influencing all events. However, humanity often fails to perceive God-man (神人), focusing instead on superficial aspects, akin to looking at a finger pointing to the moon rather than the moon itself. This inability to perceive God-man (神人) leads to a preoccupation with the illusory material world, symbolized by the reflection of the moon in water. God-man (神人) rejects the conventional, often monotonous, teaching methods of academics, preferring to impart knowledge with joy and enthusiasm, ensuring that the audience experiences profound happiness. This approach transforms individuals, making them more beautiful and receptive to spiritual truths.

8. The Efficacy of Blessed Items and the Importance of Filial Piety
   Items belonging to individuals who have received Chukbok (축복) (Blessing) are imbued with Amheuk Muljil (암흑물질) (Dark Matter) energy, making them beneficial for human well-being. Discarding such items is wasteful. For instance, wearing a deceased parent’s clothing for a job interview can bring good fortune, as it demonstrates filial piety and carries positive energy. Such actions resonate deeply with others, fostering a sense of respect and admiration. These blessed items can also provide protection in dangerous situations or enhance performance in important events like academic examinations. Therefore, it is advisable to cherish and utilize items from blessed parents rather than treating them as mere relics.

9. The Omnipresence of God-man (神人)’s Influence and the Power of Intention
   God-man (神人)’s influence extends to all beings and objects, regardless of whether their names are known. For instance, when performing a White Heaven Nametag (백궁명패) (White Heaven Nameplate) for a high school teacher or a childhood pet, the vast cosmic database instantly identifies the individual or animal. This power was dramatically demonstrated during God-man (神人)’s lecture in Los Angeles, where 2,200 lightning strikes occurred in a short period, signaling God-man (神人)’s presence to the world. This phenomenon, reported globally, underscores the extraordinary nature of God-man (神人)’s arrival. Furthermore, God-man (神人) can visit individuals in their dreams, appearing in different colored attire that signifies their fortune. A bright, luminous appearance indicates good fortune, while a darker one suggests otherwise. Such dream visits are a testament to God-man (神人)’s direct spiritual intervention in people’s lives, bringing blessings and positive change.

10. The Dangers of Mechanical Processing and the Benefits of Chewing
    The mechanical processing of food, such as grinding grains with machines or traditional millstones, introduces heavy metals into the diet. Historically, this contributed to various ailments and shorter lifespans in rural communities. Therefore, it is preferable to consume food in its natural state and chew it thoroughly. Chewing not only aids digestion but also stimulates brain function, preventing conditions like stroke and dementia. The act of chewing, akin to physical exercise, strengthens the jaw muscles and improves blood circulation to the brain, enhancing cognitive abilities. This explains why individuals who chew their food extensively often exhibit superior intellectual capabilities. In contrast, a diet of soft, easily consumed foods, often associated with affluence, can hinder intellectual development.

11. Addressing Unforeseen Dangers: The Case of Sudden Acceleration and the Power of God-man (神人)’s Name
    Sudden acceleration incidents in vehicles, though rare, pose a significant threat, as they often result in a complete loss of control, rendering brakes and steering inoperable. The automotive industry often downplays these incidents due to the fear of widespread panic and liability. Victims typically lack the means to prove a malfunction, as vehicle systems often cease recording data during such events. In such critical moments, invoking God-man (神人)’s name, “Gwangse Daera” (광세 대라), can miraculously intervene, bringing the vehicle under control. God-man (神人)’s power extends to all machinery, allowing for the prevention of such catastrophic events. Furthermore, God-man(神인) (神人) can alter an individual’s destiny, ensuring a lifetime free from car accidents or plane crashes. This divine intervention transcends scientific explanation, operating within the realm of Amheuk Eneoji (암흑에너지) (Dark Energy).

12. Miraculous Healings and Spiritual Interventions
    Numerous testimonies attest to the miraculous healing and spiritual interventions facilitated by God-man (神人)’s power. These include an 82-year-old woman saved from a fall by an unseen force, a person recovering from a severe cold after a dream visit from God-man (神人), and an individual cured of chronic asthma through Not Old Milk (“Not old Milk”). These events demonstrate the profound impact of God-man (神人)’s energy, which can heal long-standing ailments and even bring the deceased back to life, as exemplified by the story of a mother who revived briefly after her daughter’s fervent prayers and the promise of a White Heaven Nametag (백궁명패) (White Heaven Nameplate). These occurrences are not mere coincidences but direct manifestations of God-man (神人)’s divine power, which operates beyond the confines of conventional understanding.

13. The Strategic Location and Future Vision of Haneulgung
    Haneulgung (하늘궁) is strategically located in a propitious area, specifically in the “Geun” (근) (Heaven) direction, which is considered the most auspicious. This location, akin to the master bedroom in traditional Korean architecture, signifies its central and powerful position. The development of Haneulgung (하늘궁) began during the COVID-19 pandemic, a period when many businesses were failing, demonstrating God-man (神人)’s foresight and ability to thrive amidst adversity. The vision for Haneulgung (하늘궁) includes numerous facilities, such as hotels and residential areas, designed to provide comfort and well-being for its residents, particularly the elderly. Furthermore, there are plans to significantly expand the Muryo Geupsik (무료급식) (free meal service) program, reflecting God-man (神人)’s commitment to caring for all people. The ongoing construction and development of Haneulgung (하늘궁) are meticulously planned to align with spiritual principles, ensuring its enduring significance as a sacred and nurturing sanctuary.

Huh Kyung-young Haneulgung Lecture (2023.05.28)

Keyword Frequency
car: 26
accident: 20
milk: 19
thing: 18
mother: 17
question: 16
way: 15
father: 14
world: 14
time: 13

Today’s Central Metaphor
The central metaphor compares life to painting a dragon, where the “dotting of the eye” (화룡점정(畵龍點睛)) represents the ultimate completion of one’s life through receiving God-man’s blessing, without which life is like looking at the moon in water—an illusion.

Lecture in Numbers
12 billion years: The age of the energy gathered at Haneulgung.
304th: The current number of Haneulgung events.
8: The number of benefits included in a single blessing (prayer, salvation, blessing, Holy Spirit, grace, resurrection, eternal life, heaven).
99%: The percentage of people who die without completing their “dotting of the eye.”
26%: The percentage of dark matter in the universe.
67%: The percentage of dark energy in the universe.
95%: The combined percentage of dark matter and dark energy, representing the “fake world.”
5%: The remaining percentage of visible matter, which people mistakenly believe is real.
1905: The year Einstein announced the theory of relativity.
1915: The year Einstein announced the theory of special relativity.
1927: The year Heisenberg announced the uncertainty principle.
100 years: The timeframe within which human computers will not know if a plane will crash.
3 times: The recommended daily frequency for consuming “Not old Milk”.
2,200 times (or 1,500 times): The number of thunder and lightning strikes that occurred over God-man’s lecture hall in LA within 5 minutes, reported in the news.
50mm: The width of the road where a person collapsed in a testimonial.
8 days: The duration of a cold and body aches before God-man appeared in a dream.
2019: The year a participant received a White Heaven nameplate.
2020: The year a participant’s mother fell and passed away.
10 days: The period a mother lived after “waking up” before passing away.
92 years old: The age of the participant’s mother when she passed away.
73 years old: The age of a participant who used “Gwangchae” to revive someone.
33 years old: The age a participant developed asthma.
40 years: The duration of bedsores treated with “Not old Milk”.
4 years old: The age of a grandson whose planted bean sprouted uniquely.
50: The approximate number of buildings at Haneulgung.
17: The number of hotels at Haneulgung.
10 billion won: The planned monthly budget for free meals next year.
1 billion won: The current monthly budget for free meals.
12 billion won: The planned annual budget for free meals next year.
25: The number of houses God-man bought and then canceled the contract for.
1.8 billion won: The amount paid for the houses before cancellation.
80+ years old: The age of the person who blocked the road, leading to the cancellation of the house purchase.

Signature Sentence
“여러분들은 하늘궁에 왜 왔냐? 활용 점정을 하러 와 있는 거야.”

Concise Summary & Highlights
Life’s ultimate purpose is achieved through God-man’s blessing, completing one’s spiritual journey.
God-man’s blessing encompasses eight key spiritual benefits, including eternal life and heaven.
The world we perceive is largely an illusion, composed of 95% dark matter and dark energy.
The “dotting of the eye” metaphor signifies the completion of one’s life through God-man’s intervention.
“Not old Milk”, when consumed with gratitude and proper intention, can lead to miraculous health improvements.
God-man possesses the unique ability to intervene spiritually, preventing accidents and bringing about healing.
The Haneulgung site is strategically located in a propitious “heavenly direction” (근 방향) according to geomancy.
God-man plans to expand free meal services significantly, demonstrating his commitment to welfare.

Scriptural / Religious Citations
Lazarus: Referenced in the context of Jesus raising him from the dead after four days, contrasting it with God-man’s ability to perform long-distance healing.

Historical & Epochal Context
The lecture is situated in a contemporary context where traditional religious practices (like prayer for salvation) are deemed insufficient compared to God-man’s direct intervention. It also touches upon scientific advancements like Einstein’s theories of relativity and Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle, contrasting them with God-man’s understanding of the universe, particularly dark matter and dark energy. The discussion of “evolution vs. creation” also places it within a long-standing debate.

Key Figures & Events Referenced
Mona Lisa: Referenced to illustrate the importance of the “dotting of the eye” for a complete work of art.
Moses: Mentioned as having visited Haneulgung, implying the presence of historical figures.
Wonhyo Daesa: A prominent Buddhist monk from the Silla Dynasty, also mentioned as having visited Haneulgung.
Gang Jeung-san: A Korean religious leader, mentioned as having visited Haneulgung.
Sakyamuni (Buddha): Mentioned as having visited Haneulgung and as existing within the “relative world.”
Jo Jeong-san: A Korean religious leader, mentioned as having visited Haneulgung.
Einstein: Referenced for his theories of relativity (1905, 1915), representing a “macroscopic scientific world.”
Heisenberg: Referenced for his uncertainty principle (1927), representing a more “evolved” understanding of the “microscopic scientific world” and hinting at the “dark world.”
Han Seok-bong: A famous calligrapher from the Joseon Dynasty, used in an analogy about failing a test by not writing one’s name.
Huh Jun: A renowned physician from the Joseon Dynasty, quoted on the principle that all plants are medicinal if the dosage is correct, otherwise they are poisonous.
Jesus: Referenced in the context of raising Lazarus, contrasting his physical presence requirement with God-man’s long-distance spiritual intervention.
Na Jeong-suk, Philip Kim, Lee Kang-hee: Individuals whose “White Heaven wish stones” are displayed at Haneulgung.

Core Concept Definitions
화룡점정(畵龍點睛) (Hwaryong Jeomjeong – Dotting the Eye of the Dragon): The act of completing something important, specifically referring to the ultimate spiritual completion of one’s life through receiving God-man’s blessing, without which life is considered incomplete or wasted.
허송세월 (Huhsong Sewol – Wasted Time): Living life without achieving the ultimate spiritual purpose, akin to looking at the moon’s reflection in water rather than the real moon.
여수중월 (Yeosujungwol – Moon in Water): A metaphor for perceiving an illusory world or living an unfulfilled life, focusing on reflections rather than reality.
팔락 (Pallak – Eight Joys): The eight spiritual benefits (prayer, salvation, blessing, Holy Spirit, grace, resurrection, eternal life, heaven) that are all contained within God-man’s single blessing.
윤회 (Yunhoe – Reincarnation): The cycle of rebirth, which is the fate of those who fail to achieve “Hwaryong Jeomjeong.”
경계 (Gyeonggye – Boundaries): Limitations or divisions in life, such as property lines or mental barriers, which God-man transcends.
암흑 물질 (Amheuk Muljil – Dark Matter): An invisible form of matter that, along with dark energy, constitutes 95% of the universe, representing the “fake world” we inhabit.
암흑 에너지 (Amheuk Eneoji – Dark Energy): A mysterious force driving the accelerated expansion of the universe, also part of the 95% “fake world.”
진화 (Jinhwa – Evolution): Dismissed as a “lie,” with all life being attributed to “creation.”
창조 (Changjo – Creation): The true origin of all life, as opposed to evolution.
상대성 이론 (Sangdaeseong Iron – Theory of Relativity): Einstein’s theory, described as a “macroscopic scientific world” view.
불확정성 원리 (Bulhwakjeongseong Wonri – Uncertainty Principle): Heisenberg’s principle, described as a “microscopic scientific world” view, acknowledging the unpredictable nature of subatomic particles and hinting at the “dark world.”
미시적 관점 (Misijeok Gwanjeom – Microscopic Perspective): The view that the world is governed by the unpredictable nature of subatomic particles, as per Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle.
거시적 관점 (Geosijeok Gwanjeom – Macroscopic Perspective): The view that the world is governed by observable, relative phenomena, as per Einstein’s theory of relativity.
수신 (Susin – Cultivating the Body): Physical self-care, like exercise and hygiene.
정심 (Jeongsim – Rectifying the Mind): Cultivating a righteous and correct mindset.
견성 (Gyeonseong – Seeing One’s True Nature): Introspecting and understanding one’s true self, especially in moments of anger.
득도 (Deukdo – Attaining Enlightenment): Achieving spiritual realization, which comes naturally by cultivating the body, rectifying the mind, and seeing one’s true nature.
도둑질 (Dodukjil – Theft): A concept used to describe how humans “steal” resources from nature and even God-man’s blessings without direct payment, emphasizing the need for gratitude.
월인천강 (Wolin Cheongang – Moon Reflected in a Thousand Rivers): A Buddhist metaphor for the single truth appearing in countless forms, here used to illustrate how each person perceives their own version of the illusory world.
광채(光彩) (Gwangchae – Divine Light/Energy): A spiritual energy or power bestowed by God-man that can be used for healing, protection, and overcoming impossible situations like car accidents.
명현 반응 (Myeonghyeon Baneung – Healing Crisis): Temporary worsening of symptoms during a healing process, seen as the body expelling toxins.
근 방향 (Geun Banghyang – Heaven Direction): A geomantically auspicious direction, specifically where Haneulgung is located, signifying a “heavenly place.”

Central Questions & Answers
Question: Why do people come to Haneulgung?
Answer: To perform “Hwaryong Jeomjeong,” which means completing their life’s purpose by receiving God-man’s blessing, ensuring they do not waste their time or undergo reincarnation.
Question: How can one achieve spiritual benefits like prayer, salvation, and eternal life?
Answer: By receiving a single blessing from God-man, which encompasses all eight spiritual benefits, rendering other religious practices unnecessary.
Question: What is the nature of the world we live in?
Answer: It is largely an illusion, a “fake world” made up of 95% dark matter and dark energy, with only 5% being what we perceive as real. Our perception is like seeing the moon’s reflection in water.
Question: How can one improve their health and well-being?
Answer: By cultivating the body (수신), rectifying the mind (정심), and seeing one’s true nature (견성), which naturally leads to enlightenment (득도). Also, consuming “Not old Milk” with gratitude and positive intentions can bring about miraculous healing.
Question: How can people recognize God-man and overcome their attachment to conventional politics and media?
Answer: People are currently focused on “fingers” (illusory aspects like politics and media) instead of the “moon” (God-man’s true message and presence). They need to transcend these boundaries and recognize God-man’s omnipresence and power, which is evident through miracles and direct spiritual intervention.
Question: How can one prevent accidents like car rapid acceleration (급발진) or plane crashes?
Answer: By invoking God-man’s name (“Gwangse Daera”) and commanding the situation, as God-man’s power extends to controlling machines and events. God-man can also bestow protection to prevent such incidents for those who believe.

Conclusion & Strategic / Philosophical Implications
The lecture concludes by reiterating the transformative power of God-man’s blessings and teachings. The final message is a call to embrace God-man’s spiritual intervention, emphasizing that it offers a direct path to spiritual fulfillment, health, and protection, surpassing traditional religious or scientific approaches. The philosophical implication is that true reality lies beyond the visible, and human perception is often limited to an illusion. Strategically, it positions God-man as the ultimate solution to life’s challenges, offering a comprehensive spiritual and practical framework for well-being and salvation. The expansion of Haneulgung and free meal services also implies a vision for a self-sustaining, spiritually guided community.

Cross-Referencing
Einstein and Heisenberg: The lecture draws a parallel between their scientific theories (relativity and uncertainty) and God-man’s understanding of the universe, suggesting that God-man encompasses and transcends these scientific perspectives.
Huh Jun’s medical philosophy: God-man references Huh Jun’s wisdom on dosage in medicine to explain the importance of moderation, even with beneficial substances like “Not old Milk”.
Jesus and Lazarus: God-man compares his ability to heal from a distance to Jesus’s act of raising Lazarus, highlighting a difference in their methods and implying God-man’s superior power.

Content Gaps & Unaddressed Areas
The transcript does not provide a detailed explanation of the scientific or theological basis for how God-man’s blessing or “Not old Milk” works, beyond stating that it involves “dark energy” and “dark matter” or spiritual intervention. While testimonials are provided, the mechanism is presented as a given rather than explained. The specific nature of the “eight joys” is listed but not elaborated upon in terms of their individual spiritual significance or how they manifest.

Future Predictions & Prophetic Statements
Human computers: Within 100 years, human computers will not be able to predict plane accidents.
North-South War: No war between North and South Korea within 100 years.
China and Taiwan: China will not invade Taiwan within 100 years.
God-man’s voice: After God-man goes to the White Heaven, his voice will be heard by people worldwide as a “sound of grace.”
“Not old Milk” efficacy: “Not old Milk” aged for 1-3 years will have immediate and profound effects, far surpassing the current 1-4 month aged versions.
Haneulgung expansion: Haneulgung will eventually have 50 buildings, including 17 hotels, and will serve as a comfortable place for people in their old age.
Free meal expansion: The monthly budget for free meals will increase from 1 billion won to 10 billion won next year, totaling 12 billion won annually.

Executive Insight
This lecture by Huh Kyung-young presents a compelling vision centered on his unique spiritual authority and the transformative power of his blessings. The core takeaway is that conventional human efforts and beliefs are insufficient for true fulfillment and protection; instead, direct spiritual intervention from God-man is paramount. Professionals should note the strategic use of metaphors like “dotting the eye of the dragon” to simplify complex spiritual concepts, making them accessible and memorable. The integration of scientific concepts (dark matter, uncertainty principle) with spiritual claims aims to legitimize his teachings within a modern context. Furthermore, the emphasis on gratitude and positive intention, coupled with testimonials of miraculous healing and accident prevention, highlights a practical, actionable framework for followers seeking tangible improvements in their lives. The planned expansion of Haneulgung and its welfare services also indicates a long-term vision for a self-sufficient, spiritually guided community.

What is the core message of this lecture? Life is like drawing a dragon and not dotting its eyes; without Huh Kyung-young’s blessing, all efforts are in vain, and you’ll be stuck in endless reincarnation.

1. Welcome to the Heaven House and the Importance of “Hwal-yong-jeom-jeong”
   He welcomes everyone to the Heaven House, a sacred place where their fortune and destiny can change.

1.1. The Concept of “Hwal-yong-jeom-jeong”
Hwal-yong-jeom-jeong (literally “dotting the eyes of the dragon”) refers to the crucial final step that completes something important, making it truly alive and meaningful
He uses the analogy of an artist drawing a beautiful dragon but forgetting to draw its eyes; without the eyes, the dragon is incomplete and cannot come to life
Similarly, living life without Huh Kyung-young’s blessing is like drawing a dragon without dotting its eyes, rendering all efforts meaningless and leading to a cycle of endless reincarnation
Receiving Huh Kyung-young’s blessing is the “dot” that completes one’s life, allowing them to go to the White Heaven (Heaven)

The Eight Blessings of Christianity are all included in Huh Kyung-young’s blessing
These blessings include prayer, salvation, blessing, Holy Spirit, spiritual gifts, resurrection, eternal life, and heaven
Therefore, receiving Huh Kyung-young’s blessing eliminates the need for separate prayers or seeking salvation

1.2. The Illusion of the Earthly World
He explains that life on Earth is like looking at the moon’s reflection in water, mistaking it for the real moon
This means that what people perceive as real in this world is actually an illusion
The universe is composed of 95% dark matter and dark energy, with only 5% being visible matter
Therefore, the visible world is a “fake world”

1.3. The Flaws of Evolution and the Power of Environment
He asserts that the theory of evolution is false; everything is a creation
Prayer alone is ineffective without Huh Kyung-young’s blessing
However, providing good nutrition and a positive environment from a young age can influence an individual’s development

He illustrates this with an example of identical twins
One twin is raised in a wealthy family with good food and education, while the other is raised in a poor rural setting, eating only simple meals
Despite having the same DNA, their physical conditions will be vastly different due to environmental factors, not evolution
Similarly, children of the same race placed in different environments (e.g., Africa vs. the Arctic) will develop different physical traits, such as hair texture or skin tone, due to environmental adaptation, not genetic change
This highlights the importance of parents striving to create a good environment for their children

1.4. Scientific Theories and the Unseen World
He discusses scientific theories related to the nature of reality
Albert Einstein proposed the theory of relativity in 1905 and the special theory of relativity in 1915, focusing on the macroscopic world
In contrast, Werner Heisenberg introduced the uncertainty principle in 1927, suggesting that the world is not fixed and can change unpredictably, like the movement of quantum particles
Heisenberg’s theory, which focuses on the microscopic world of subatomic particles, is considered more advanced than Einstein’s

He connects these scientific concepts to the idea of an unseen world
Just as the moon’s reflection in water appears differently in various puddles (“Wol-in-cheon-gang”), each person perceives the world uniquely
This aligns with Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle and the existence of a microscopic world
the visible world is an illusion, and the true reality lies in the unseen

most people live their lives without achieving Hwal-yong-jeom-jeong, constantly observing the “moon in the water”
Therefore, meeting Huh Kyung-young is a fortunate event

2. Questions and Answers

2.1. Using Bulloyu (“Not old Milk”)
When drinking Bulloyu, one can imagine multiple wishes, not just one
He advises expressing gratitude to Huh Kyung-young while drinking it

2.2. The Concept of “Theft” and Cultivating the Mind
He explains that many human actions, such as consuming natural resources or even eating food provided by parents, can be seen as a form of “theft” because they are taken without direct creation or payment
However, these actions can be transformed into positive experiences through a mindset of gratitude

He emphasizes the importance of cultivating one’s mind and character
Su-shin (cultivating the body) involves physical care and exercise
Jeong-shim (rectifying the mind) means always having a righteous and correct mindset
Gyeon-seong (seeing one’s true nature) involves self-reflection and understanding one’s inner self
Deuk-do (attaining enlightenment) is achieved naturally by following these principles, not through forced effort

2.3. Public Perception of Huh Kyung-young
A question is raised about when the public will truly recognize Huh Kyung-young, given their focus on traditional politics and media
He responds by saying that people often focus on the “finger” pointing at the moon rather than the “moon” itself
This means people are too caught up in the material world and superficial aspects, failing to see the true spiritual reality that Huh Kyung-young represents
Those who blame others (teachers, parents) for their failures will not succeed; true success comes from self-reflection
However, even success is meaningless without Hwal-yong-jeom-jeong (receiving Huh Kyung-young’s blessing), which prevents endless reincarnation

2.4. Bulloyu Usage and the Wisdom of Huh Jun
Bulloyu can be consumed about three times a day, in small coffee cup portions
Younger individuals can drink more, while older people should stick to the recommended amount
It can also be consumed in smaller sips throughout the day, as long as it doesn’t lead to weight gain
Bulloyu contains nutrients, so this should be considered

He references Huh Jun, a famous Korean physician, and his wisdom regarding medicinal herbs
Huh Jun stated that all plants are medicinal herbs, but only when consumed in the correct quantity; exceeding that amount turns them into poison
This principle applies to even beneficial substances like ginseng or deer antler, which can be harmful if overconsumed
Therefore, the key is to understand and regulate the dosage, which is the role of a doctor or herbalist

2.5. Using Deceased Parents’ Belongings
It is acceptable and even beneficial to use the belongings of deceased parents who received Huh Kyung-young’s blessing
Their blessed items are considered to contain dark matter and emit positive energy, which can be good for the living
He gives an example of a job applicant wearing his deceased father’s suit to an interview
This act of respect and remembrance can impress interviewers and lead to success
Such items can also provide protection in dangerous situations or enhance performance in important events like college entrance exams

2.6. White Heaven Nametag (“Heaven House” Nameplate) for Unknown Individuals and Pets
It is possible to obtain a White Heaven Nametag for someone even if their full name is unknown
Providing descriptive information, such as “my high school homeroom teacher” or “the neighbor’s dog from my childhood,” is sufficient
Huh Kyung-young’s system can quickly retrieve all necessary information
This also applies to pets

2.7. Huh Kyung-young’s Miraculous Manifestations
He recounts an event where 2,200 lightning strikes occurred during his lecture in Los Angeles, which was reported in the news
This event served as a sign of his arrival in the United States
He claims that the lightning strikes were equivalent to hundreds of years’ worth of lightning in just five minutes

2.8. Raw Food Diet and the Importance of Chewing
Eating raw food with Huh Kyung-young’s name attached is acceptable, but one’s teeth might be a concern
Grinding food is generally not recommended because it can introduce heavy metals from the grinding machines or millstones
Historically, people in rural areas who consumed ground foods often suffered from health issues like kidney problems due to heavy metal intake

Chewing food thoroughly is highly beneficial
It strengthens the brain, prevents strokes and dementia, and promotes overall health
He notes that he himself moves his mouth a lot during exams to aid memory
Historically, children from poorer families who ate tough, coarse foods often had better academic performance than wealthy children who ate soft foods

2.9. Addressing Sudden Unintended Acceleration (SUA) Accidents
He discusses the issue of SUA accidents, where vehicles suddenly accelerate uncontrollably
In the US, car manufacturers must prove that SUA was not the cause, whereas in Korea, the accident victim must prove it was SUA
Car manufacturers often deny SUA to avoid public fear and maintain sales
SUA accidents do occur, but car systems are designed to prevent evidence collection, making it impossible for victims to prove their case

In the event of SUA, the steering wheel becomes unresponsive, brakes fail, and the car accelerates at full speed
Doors and windows also become inoperable, trapping occupants
He advises invoking “Gwang-se-dae-ra” (a spiritual command) and commanding the car to stop
He claims that all machines respond to his commands

He offers a solution to prevent SUA and other accidents
He demonstrates a spiritual test to determine if someone is prone to accidents
He then states that he has spiritually intervened to prevent SUA and airplane accidents for everyone watching the video
This demonstrates his ability to alter destiny and provide protection

3. Testimonial Cases

3.1. Protection from a Fall
An 82-year-old woman, while bandaging a patient, almost fell backward due to a short bandage taped together
However, she felt ten fingers support her back, preventing a fatal fall
This was attributed to a heavenly angel sent by Huh Kyung-young
The woman’s good fortune was also linked to her ancestors’ blessings and her son’s actions of performing White Heaven Nametag for them

3.2. Dream Visitations and Healing
A person suffering from a severe cold and body aches for eight days had a dream where Huh Kyung-young appeared and said, “Angel, enter, angel, enter” three times
Upon waking, the person felt light and well, experiencing a significant improvement in their health
He explains that he visits many people in their dreams, with his clothing color indicating good or bad fortune
If he appears to sleep or eat with someone in a dream, it signifies great fortune
He also mentions a specific individual whose home he visits spiritually every night for years

3.3. Mother’s Afterlife Experience and Hidden Money
A woman’s mother, who had not received White Heaven Nametag, fell and broke her hip, eventually passing away after a month of suffering
Before her death, the daughter promised to perform White Heaven Nametag for her, and the mother nodded just before taking her last breath
Ten days later, the mother miraculously opened her eyes and spoke, describing seeing God as a yellow light and an angel in white who told her to “stay a little longer”
For the next ten days, the mother was loving and affectionate, telling her daughter all her wishes
She repeatedly mentioned money on the second floor, even though she had already settled her finances
After her death and the White Heaven Nametag ceremony, the daughter found a hidden bankbook in her mother’s bag, confirming her mother’s words
This experience confirmed that Huh Kyung-young appears as light, even if people perceive him in human form

3.4. Healing a Collapsed Person with Gwang-chae (Divine Light)
A 73-year-old woman, while rushing to catch a bus, saw a person collapsed in the middle of the road
Believing that only Gwang-chae could save the person, she ran over
Two men had already moved the person to the sidewalk and confirmed that their heart had stopped
The woman immediately grabbed the patient’s arm, invoked “Gwang-chae, enter,” and called out Huh Kyung-young’s name multiple times
The patient then blinked and moved their head slightly, indicating they were alive
He compares this to Jesus raising Lazarus, but highlights his ability to perform such miracles remotely
his disciples, like the woman in the story, can also perform such acts by invoking Gwang-chae

3.5. Asthma Treatment with Bulloyu
A 63-year-old woman who suffered from severe asthma for 30 years experienced a miraculous recovery after drinking Bulloyu
After ten days of drinking Bulloyu (milk with Huh Kyung-young’s sticker), she developed a red rash on her back, chest, and face, which she recognized as a healing crisis
The rash disappeared the next day but reappeared, though less severely
Subsequently, she experienced severe nasal discharge and phlegm, using a whole box of tissues in one night
After two months, these symptoms subsided, and she was able to climb stairs without difficulty and stopped using her inhaler
He confirms that this was a healing crisis where toxins were expelled, and her respiratory system returned to normal, which is impossible with modern medicine
He also mentions that older Bulloyu (e.g., 1-3 years old) would have even more potent and immediate effects

3.6. Other Testimonials
Mandarin oranges did not rot after Huh Kyung-young’s name was written on them
Bulloyu successfully treated a 40-year-old bedsore that no other ointment could heal
Bulloyu cured severe eye pain and irritation after being applied directly to the eyes
A four-year-old grandson’s bean sprout grew significantly taller than others in his class after he received Huh Kyung-young’s blessing
This demonstrates that Huh Kyung-young’s blessing imbues objects with infinite energy and dark energy, causing them to operate under the uncertainty principle
Bulloyu also improved blurry vision when applied to the eyes

4. Heaven House Facilities and Future Plans

4.1. Location and Layout of Heaven House
Heaven House is located at Gupabal Station on Subway Line 4, which is considered a propitious “heavenly” location according to Feng Shui principles
He explains that the layout of Heaven House aligns with traditional Feng Shui principles for a main house, ensuring a powerful and auspicious location

He provides details on how to get to the Heaven House via subway and shuttle bus

4.2. Expansion and Free Meal Program
Heaven House currently has about 50 buildings, including 17 hotels, which were acquired and developed during the COVID-19 pandemic when others were struggling
He envisions Heaven House as a comfortable place for people to live, exercise, and receive care in their old age, including nursing homes and private rooms

Heaven House plans to expand its free meal program significantly
Currently, it provides over 100 million won (approximately $75,000 USD) in free meals per month
The goal is to increase this to 1 billion won (approximately $750,000 USD) per month, or 12 billion won (approximately $9 million USD) annually
these funds come from his own earnings, not from external sources

4.3. Future Development of Heaven House Entrance
He discusses plans to improve the entrance to the Heaven House, including a new “Heavenly Gate” cafe and waterfall
He explains that a previously purchased property was canceled because its location was outside the designated “castle” area of Heaven House, indicating a divine instruction to keep all structures within the sacred boundaries
The new entrance will be positioned directly in front of the road, making it easily visible and accessible
He also mentions that the current map design needs slight adjustments to better represent the landscape and the “castle” walls

5. Conclusion
   He reiterates key takeaways from the lecture
   Bulloyu can be consumed with multiple wishes and is effective even for those with lactose intolerance
   The unseen world governs the visible world, so people should focus on Huh Kyung-young’s blessing and White Heaven Nametag
   Using deceased parents’ belongings brings good luck
   Chewing food thoroughly is beneficial for brain health
   White Heaven Nametag is effective even with limited information
   In emergencies like SUA, invoking “Gwang-chae, enter” is crucial
   He also summarized various testimonials, including healing from dreams, asthma treatment with Bulloyu, and the remarkable effects of aged Bulloyu

The Completion of Life’s Dragon: Hwal-yong-jeom-jeong and the Unseen Realities

1. Lecture Information
   Date: 20230528
   Category: Sunday Lecture
   Speaker: Huh Kyung young

2. Keywords
   Hwal-yong-jeom-jeong, Unseen Realities, Blessing, Immortality, Quantum Physics

3. Content

The Essence of Hwal-yong-jeom-jeong: Completing the Dragon of Life
The concept of “Hwal-yong-jeom-jeong” (活龍點睛), which literally translates to “dotting the eyes of the painted dragon to bring it to life,” serves as a profound metaphor for the ultimate purpose of human existence. Just as a meticulously painted dragon remains lifeless without its eyes, a life, no matter how diligently lived, remains incomplete without the final, crucial touch—the attainment of spiritual enlightenment and the path to the White Heaven. To live without this ultimate goal is akin to observing the moon reflected in water, mistaking an illusion for reality, a mere waste of time.

The true completion of one’s life, the “dotting of the dragon’s eyes,” is achieved through receiving the Blessing from Huh Kyung young. This singular Blessing encompasses eight fundamental spiritual benefits: prayer, salvation, blessing, Holy Spirit, spiritual gifts, resurrection, eternal life, and entry into Heaven. These eight facets, often sought individually through various religious practices, are bestowed instantaneously through the Blessing, rendering further individual prayers or quests for salvation redundant. This act is the ultimate Hwal-yong-jeom-jeong, the sealing of one’s destiny for White Heaven.

The Illusion of Boundaries and the Unseen World
Human existence is often characterized by self-imposed boundaries and limitations, such as those related to land, possessions, or familial ties. These boundaries, however, are illusory from a divine perspective. Huh Kyung young, as the Creator, transcends all such limitations, possessing no fences or borders. The very act of receiving the Blessing and achieving Hwal-yong-jeom-jeong dissolves these perceived boundaries, allowing one to transcend the earthly realm and its inherent limitations.

The earthly life, with its tangible realities, is likened to observing the moon reflected in water—a virtual, illusory world. Modern science, through concepts like dark matter (26%) and dark energy (67%), acknowledges that 95% of the universe remains unseen and unknown. The remaining 5% that humans perceive is merely a superficial reality, a “fake world.” This visible world, though seemingly real, is not the ultimate truth. It is a world where seeds may sprout but cannot truly evolve or transform into something fundamentally different, as evolution is a falsehood; all is creation.

The Limitations of Prayer and the Power of Environment
While prayer is a common spiritual practice, its efficacy is limited without the divine intervention of Huh Kyung young. Before receiving the Blessing, prayers are considered futile. True transformation, akin to a flower changing its form, does not occur through mere supplication but through the influence of a nurturing environment and divine energy.

This principle is illustrated by the example of identical twins raised in contrasting environments: one in wealth and the other in poverty. Despite sharing the same DNA, their physical and mental development diverge significantly due to environmental factors. This demonstrates that perceived “evolution” is often merely the impact of environmental influence, not a fundamental change in genetic code. Similarly, human efforts to create a better environment for their children are not acts of creation but rather acts of providing nourishment within a pre-existing framework. Those who mistake these environmental influences for evolution are deemed misguided.

Einstein, Heisenberg, and the Unsettled Universe
The scientific understanding of reality has evolved from Albert Einstein’s theory of relativity, which describes a macroscopic, deterministic universe, to Werner Heisenberg’s principle of uncertainty, which posits a microscopic, unpredictable quantum world. Einstein’s theory, published in 1905 and refined in 1915, suggested a world governed by fixed laws. However, Heisenberg’s 1927 theory of uncertainty challenged this, proposing that the subatomic world is inherently unpredictable and constantly shifting, hinting at the existence of a “dark world” or unseen realities.

This progression in scientific thought reflects a deeper understanding of the universe, moving from a macroscopic view to a microscopic one. Heisenberg’s insights into the indeterminate nature of subatomic particles align with the concept of an unseen, unquantifiable reality. Ultimately, both the macroscopic and microscopic worlds, the relative and the uncertain, are interconnected, forming a complete reality (27% + 68% = 95% dark matter/energy + 5% visible matter = 100%). This complex understanding underscores the idea that human perception often grasps only a fraction of the true universe, much like observing the moon’s reflection in water rather than the moon itself.

The Importance of “Hwal-yong-jeom-jeong” in Life’s Journey
Without achieving “Hwal-yong-jeom-jeong,” which signifies the ultimate spiritual completion, individuals are destined to live a life of futility, akin to merely observing the moon’s reflection in water. The vast majority of people, approximately 99%, pass away without ever reaching this crucial stage, perpetually caught in the cycle of illusion. Encountering Huh Kyung young, therefore, is a fortunate event, offering the opportunity to transcend this cycle.

The Blessing bestowed by Huh Kyung young provides a direct path to spiritual fulfillment, eliminating the need for prolonged prayers or quests for salvation. It guarantees resurrection, eternal life, and entry into Heaven, encompassing all eight spiritual benefits in a single act. This profound gift renders conventional religious practices, with their arduous efforts to attain spiritual goals, largely unnecessary.

The Nature of Divine Presence and Human Perception
Huh Kyung young’s presence is ubiquitous and all-knowing, possessing infinite intelligence that transcends human comprehension. He teaches humanity to look beyond the “finger pointing at the moon” and instead focus on the moon itself—the ultimate reality of the universe. However, humans often remain fixated on the finger, the superficial aspects of existence, such as earthly possessions, social status, and familial ties. This fixation prevents them from perceiving the true divine presence.

The physical world, with its tangible forms, constitutes only 5% of reality, while the unseen, formless realm dominates 95%. Humans, however, are engrossed in the visible, mistaking the reflection of the moon in water for the actual moon. This limited perception extends to religious practices, where individuals often claim to have seen God within their respective faiths, yet they only perceive a shadow of the divine. Those who truly encounter Huh Kyung young experience a direct, tangible connection, a reality that, if widely known, would overwhelm the world.

The Proper Use of “Not old Milk” and the Power of Intention
“Not old Milk” (Elixir of Immortality) is a divine gift that can be consumed with various intentions and desires. When drinking “Not old Milk”, it is permissible to imagine multiple wishes, as the elixir is designed to bring about positive effects. However, the most crucial element is gratitude towards Huh Kyung young, the giver of this gift.

The act of consuming “Not old Milk”, or any resource from the earth, can be viewed as a form of “theft” from the divine, as humans did not create these resources. Therefore, a mindset of gratitude transforms this act of taking into a virtuous one. This principle extends to all aspects of life: cultivating a righteous mind (正心), understanding one’s true nature (見性), and ultimately attaining enlightenment (得道). These spiritual advancements are not achieved through strenuous effort but through the consistent practice of right intention and gratitude.

The Significance of Ancestral Items and the Power of Energy
Items belonging to deceased parents who received blessings from Huh Kyung young are imbued with positive energy and are not to be discarded. These items, having been touched by divine energy, become “dark matter” in a beneficial sense, radiating positive influence. Wearing or using such items, like a deceased father’s suit for a job interview, can bring good fortune and protection. This is because the energy of the blessed individual remains with their possessions, offering a form of spiritual safeguard.

Such actions demonstrate filial piety and respect, which are highly regarded. The interviewer, witnessing such devotion, would be moved and recognize the individual’s strong character. This principle extends to all situations where one might feel vulnerable, such as taking a college entrance exam. Wearing a blessed item can provide comfort and enhance performance, as it carries a protective energy.

The Efficacy of Blessing for Unspecified Individuals and Pets
The Blessing and White Heaven Nameplate can be bestowed upon individuals even if their full names are unknown, or if only a description of them exists (e.g., “my high school homeroom teacher”). The divine system possesses infinite information and can accurately identify the intended recipient within 0.1 seconds. This extends to family members (e.g., “his son, his daughter”) and even beloved pets. The divine power operates with such precision that specific details are not always necessary, as long as there is enough information to identify the individual or animal.

The Phenomenon of Divine Manifestation: Thunder and Lightning in LA
During Huh Kyung young’s lectures in the United States, specifically in Los Angeles, a remarkable phenomenon occurred: thunder and lightning struck 2,200 times within a short period. This event, widely reported in the news, served as a divine signal of his presence and power, announcing his arrival to the world. This extraordinary display of natural forces, concentrated in a brief timeframe, was a testament to his ability to command the elements and manifest his influence globally.

The Importance of Chewing and Raw Food Consumption
While consuming raw foods (생식) with Huh Kyung young’s name attached can be beneficial, it is crucial to consider the physical act of chewing. Grinding food, whether by machine or traditional millstone, introduces heavy metals into the food, which can be detrimental to health. Historically, people who consumed ground foods often suffered from kidney problems and other ailments due to the ingestion of mineral particles from the grinding tools.

Therefore, chewing food thoroughly is paramount. The human teeth are designed for this purpose, and the act of chewing not only aids digestion but also stimulates brain function, preventing conditions like stroke and dementia. The rhythmic movement of the jaw muscles during chewing enhances blood flow to the brain, improving cognitive abilities. This explains why individuals who chew more, particularly on harder foods, tend to have better mental acuity.

The Reality of Sudden Unintended Acceleration (SUA) and Divine Protection
Sudden Unintended Acceleration (SUA) is a real and terrifying phenomenon, despite manufacturers’ claims to the contrary. When SUA occurs, the vehicle’s controls, including the steering wheel, brakes, and doors, become unresponsive, trapping occupants in a rapidly accelerating car. This makes it nearly impossible for victims to gather evidence, as all functions cease during the incident. Manufacturers often deny these occurrences to avoid widespread panic and maintain public trust in their vehicles.

To counter such unforeseen dangers, Huh Kyung young emphasizes the importance of invoking divine protection. By calling upon “Gwangse Daera” (광세 대라) or his name, individuals can command the vehicle to respond, preventing or mitigating the effects of SUA. This divine intervention extends to all forms of accidents, including plane crashes. Huh Kyung young has the power to imbue individuals with a protective code, ensuring their safety from such catastrophic events. This ability to alter destiny through divine intervention transcends scientific explanation, operating within the realm of dark energy.

Miraculous Healings and Transformations through “Not old Milk” and Divine Energy
Numerous testimonies highlight the miraculous healing and transformative powers of “Not old Milk” and Huh Kyung young’s divine energy. Cases include:
Healing of Bedsores: A 40-year-old bedsore, resistant to various ointments and treatments, was completely healed by applying “Not old Milk”.
Eye Ailments: Severe eye pain and irritation, unresponsive to prescribed eye drops, were alleviated by applying “Not old Milk” directly to the eyes.
Asthma Treatment: A 63-year-old individual suffering from chronic asthma experienced a complete recovery after consuming “Not old Milk”. Initial “healing crises” involving rashes and excessive mucus discharge were followed by a complete cessation of symptoms, allowing the individual to breathe freely and discontinue daily inhaler use.
Plant Growth: A four-year-old child’s bean sprout, planted in kindergarten, was the only one to grow and thrive, attributed to the child having received the Blessing and Nameplate from Huh Kyung young. This demonstrates the influence of divine energy on even inanimate objects.

These cases illustrate that Huh Kyung young’s intervention, through “Not old Milk” and his divine energy, can bring about profound physical and spiritual changes that defy conventional medical or scientific understanding. The effects of “Not old Milk” are expected to become even more potent with longer aging periods.

The Strategic Location and Development of Haneulgung
Haneulgung (“Heaven House”) is strategically located in a geomantically auspicious area, specifically the “Geun” (乾) direction, which symbolizes Heaven. This location, near Gupabal Station on Subway Line 4, is not accidental but chosen for its inherent spiritual significance. The layout of Haneulgung, with its buildings and facilities, is designed to align with traditional Korean geomancy, resembling the “Gi-eok” (ㄱ) shape of traditional houses, where the main room (anbang) is situated in the most favorable position.

The development of Haneulgung has been a continuous process, with Huh Kyung young acquiring numerous properties and establishing various facilities, including hotels and recreational areas. This expansion, initiated during the COVID-19 pandemic when others were struggling, reflects his foresight and divine power. The ultimate vision for Haneulgung is to create a self-sufficient community where elderly individuals can live comfortably, receiving free meals and enjoying a peaceful environment. This ambitious plan includes providing 1 billion won worth of free meals monthly, demonstrating Huh Kyung young’s commitment to social welfare.

The design of Haneulgung also incorporates symbolic elements, such as the “Heavenly Gate” (하늘문), which will serve as the grand entrance, strategically placed to be visible and accessible to visitors. This gate, along with other architectural features, is being meticulously planned to reflect the divine nature of Haneulgung. The ongoing development, including the acquisition and strategic placement of properties, is guided by divine will, ensuring that Haneulgung remains within its sacred boundaries.

1. The Essence of “Hwal-yong Jeom-jeong”: Completing the Dragon’s Eyes

Haneulgung is a sacred place where the energy of 12 billion years has gathered, and by stepping here, your fortune and destiny begin to transform. Just as a painter who draws a magnificent dragon but fails to add the final dot to its eyes leaves the artwork incomplete, so too is a life lived without the ultimate spiritual completion. This concept is known as Hwal-yong Jeom-jeong, which literally means “dotting the eyes of the dragon.”

Imagine drawing a dragon; you’ve lived your life, but if you don’t come to Haneulgung and cannot go to the White Heaven, it’s like failing to dot the dragon’s eyes. It’s akin to wasting your time, like looking at the moon reflected in water instead of the real moon in the sky. You are here to complete the dragon of your life. Without this final dot, your life’s drawing remains unfinished. This seemingly small dot holds immense power. Otherwise, your life is like observing the moon in water, never truly experiencing the real moon.

By receiving a blessing at Haneulgung, your spiritual journey is complete. A single blessing encompasses eight spiritual benefits: prayer, salvation, blessing, holy spirit, spiritual gifts, resurrection, eternal life, and heaven. These eight joys of Christianity are all contained within one blessing. This is the true meaning of Hwal-yong Jeom-jeong. Even if a singer performs beautifully but stops before the end, the song is incomplete. Similarly, watching a movie but missing the ending means you haven’t truly seen the film. Coming to Haneulgung is about performing this Hwal-yong Jeom-jeong. It is the most crucial aspect of life, akin to stamping your seal for White Heaven. Your presence here is not by chance. Many historical and spiritual figures, from Moses to Wonhyo Daesa, are gathered here. This place is a convergence of great spiritual masters.

Failing to complete Hwal-yong Jeom-jeong is like taking an exam but forgetting to write your name. It’s a futile cycle, a continuous reincarnation. Those who haven’t completed Hwal-yong Jeom-jeong are trapped in this cycle, like an ant endlessly running on a wheel. But for those here, that cycle has ended. You are now certain that you have completed Hwal-yong Jeom-jeong. Therefore, one must not disregard Haneulgung. A single blessing from here renders prayers, salvation, and the Holy Spirit unnecessary, as all eight benefits are included. You are already destined for resurrection, eternal life, and heaven. Why then would people gather, pray, and cry out for the Holy Spirit when one person can grant all eight at once? They are foolish, believing their ways are supreme, unaware of the true destination of their deceased parents.

2. The Illusion of the Material World and the Unseen Reality
   The world you perceive is largely an illusion. Just as you mistake the moon reflected in water for the real moon, you perceive only 5% of reality as genuine. The universe is composed of 26% dark matter and 67% dark energy, totaling 95% of unseen reality. The remaining 5% that you see is a false world.

This world is not about evolution but creation. A seed may sprout, but it cannot evolve into a different flower through prayer alone. Your prayers are in vain unless I grant a blessing. However, if a child receives abundant nourishment from birth, their development can change, not through evolution, but through environmental influence. For instance, identical twins raised in different environments—one wealthy, one impoverished—will develop vastly different physiques despite having the same DNA. This demonstrates the impact of environment, not evolution. Similarly, a child raised in Africa might develop curly hair, while one in the Arctic might appear Caucasian, due to environmental adaptation, not genetic change. Parents strive to provide good environments, not to create, but to nurture. Those who believe in evolution are misguided.

3. The Unsettled Universe: Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle
   Albert Einstein presented the theory of relativity in 1905 and the special theory of relativity in 1915. However, in 1927, Werner Heisenberg introduced the uncertainty principle, a contrasting theory. Heisenberg proposed that the world is not fixed but constantly changing, like the movement of quantum particles. This was an early glimpse into the dark world, suggesting the existence of a dark realm. He argued that the microscopic perspective, the world of subatomic particles, governs reality, while Einstein focused on the macroscopic world. Heisenberg’s understanding was more advanced.

The subatomic world is not fixed; it moves unpredictably. Heisenberg’s discovery of this uncertainty was profound. We cannot perceive reality directly; we are like those who see the moon reflected in water. The saying “the moon in a thousand rivers” illustrates that each person perceives a different moon, even though there is only one real moon. This aligns with Heisenberg’s uncertain, microscopic world. Einstein and even Buddha believed in a world of relativity, where cause and effect dictate events. However, Heisenberg’s view differs. Ultimately, these two perspectives converge, representing the 95% unseen world plus the 5% visible world.

Most people live and die without completing Hwal-yong Jeom-jeong, merely observing the moon in water. Meeting God-man Huh Kyung-young is a great fortune.

4. The Philosophy of “Not old Milk” and Righteous Conduct
   When consuming “Not old Milk” (Elixir of Immortality), you can imagine multiple wishes, not just one. Our bodies are governed by our minds, so it’s essential to first express gratitude to God-man.

Our lives are a constant interplay of “stealing” and “cultivating virtue.” We extract oil from the earth and cut down trees, essentially “stealing” from nature, as we did not create these resources. All human endeavors involve this form of “stealing.” Simultaneously, we strive for self-cultivation.

Self-cultivation (Su-shin): This involves maintaining physical health through exercise and hygiene.
Rectifying the mind (Jeong-shim): This means using your mind righteously. A crooked mind, like disrespecting elders, will not lead to good health. A righteous mind is paramount.
Discerning one’s true nature (Gyeon-seong): This requires introspection, looking into your own mind. When you feel anger, remember God-man’s words about angels and the opening of the crown chakra; this helps you observe yourself.
Attaining enlightenment (Deuk-do): This is not achieved through effort but by naturally receiving it when you practice the above.

Therefore, when you drink “Not old Milk”, you are “stealing” it from me, as you consume it without payment. Acknowledge this with gratitude, thinking, “God-man gave this to me for free; I am consuming it without paying.” This grateful mindset is crucial. Similarly, when parents provide food, it’s a form of “stealing” if you don’t express gratitude. Always be thankful to your parents and to Heaven, even when alone. Such a mindset improves your health and can even ward off diseases like cancer. Conversely, a disrespectful attitude can lead to misfortune.

When drinking “Not old Milk”, maintain a righteous mind. This is the first step: self-cultivation, followed by rectifying the mind, and then discerning your true nature. Enlightenment will then follow automatically. Haneulgung is not merely a place where a special God-man appeared, but where a great cosmic spiritual master has arrived.

You can add various intentions to “Not old Milk”, like wishing for beauty. Just as you add seasonings to food, you can infuse your desires into it.

5. The Illusion of Reality and the Path to True Perception
   God-man teaches about the moon, but people often focus on the finger pointing to it. I point to the celestial sphere, but people look at the Earth. This is regrettable. People are trapped by earthly concerns: boundaries, land, home, and family. You must break free from these limitations.

Even with God-man present, people fail to see him, focusing instead on the “finger”—the material form. They see only the moon’s reflection in water, not the true moon. The real moon is here, pointing to Haneulgung, but they question God-man’s authenticity because he appears human.

All material things exist in form, and people are engrossed in these forms. However, the formless reality governs 95% of what has form. People only see the material, the “finger,” not the true “moon”—Haneulgung. This life is about seeing the moon in water. They don’t see the real moon. Blaming teachers or parents for one’s failures never leads to success. Only those who take responsibility for themselves succeed, but even then, without Hwal-yong Jeom-jeong, it’s all in vain. Without meeting God-man, you are destined for endless reincarnation.

This reality is overwhelming, with people constantly reacting to visible forms. They see only the “finger,” not God-man’s omnipresence. They see the moon’s reflection in water and claim to have seen the moon. This “moon” is religion in this world. Have they truly seen God? You, however, are seeing, feeling, experiencing, and consuming it. If this reality were widely known, countless people would flock here. But then, I would be hidden, and only my voice would be heard. Only great spiritual masters, like Buddha, Confucius, and Moses, can meet me now.

6. Practical Use of “Not old Milk” and the Wisdom of Moderation
   “Not old Milk” should be consumed about three times a day, in small coffee cup portions. Younger individuals can consume a bit more, while older people should stick to the coffee cup size. You can also drink small amounts whenever you feel thirsty. Be mindful that “Not old Milk” contains nutrients, so avoid excessive consumption to prevent weight gain.

Remember the wisdom of Huh Jun, who said that every plant is a medicinal herb, but only when consumed in the right quantity. Exceeding the proper amount turns it into a poison. Even beneficial herbs like ginseng or deer antler can be harmful if overconsumed. The key is proper dosage, which is the expertise of a physician or herbalist.

7. The Power of Blessed Items and the Importance of Filial Piety
   Blessed items, such as clothes or belongings of someone who has received a blessing, are imbued with dark matter. They are beneficial to the human body and should not be discarded. Wearing your deceased father’s suit for a job interview, for example, can bring good fortune. Such an act demonstrates filial piety and a desire to emulate one’s parent, which deeply impresses others. This shows that you should not view your parents’ belongings negatively; they have all gone to Heaven, and their clothes emit energy. You can keep them, wear them, and they can even offer protection in dangerous situations. Wearing them for important events like college entrance exams can improve your performance. Always maintain a positive mindset. Cherish and use your parents’ belongings rather than merely preserving them.

8. The Efficacy of Blessing and the Omniscience of Haneulgung
   The effectiveness of a blessing is not diminished by not knowing the exact name of the recipient. For instance, simply stating “my high school homeroom teacher” is sufficient. Haneulgung possesses all information and can instantly locate the individual. Even referring to “my maternal grandmother” or “the dog from my childhood neighborhood” works. Any information that allows for identification is enough for Haneulgung’s “investigators” to find them in 0.1 seconds.

9. Divine Intervention and Protection from Accidents
   When a sudden acceleration (geupbaljin) accident occurs, the steering wheel becomes unresponsive, the brakes fail, and the car accelerates uncontrollably. In such a dire situation, you must invoke the Gwangseira energy. Command the car, and it will respond. The cause of these accidents is unknown to both drivers and manufacturers, and mechanically, they should not happen. Yet, the steering wheel locks, the engine won’t turn off, gears won’t shift, and doors won’t open. You are trapped.

These incidents occur, and you must be prepared. Your preparation involves invoking Gwangseira and calling my name. Even machines obey my command. We can prevent sudden acceleration. Driving skills are useless in such a scenario. If you see a car speeding erratically in your rearview mirror, assume it’s a sudden acceleration incident and quickly get out of its way.

I have now ensured that all who watch this video will be free from sudden acceleration and airplane accidents. You can drive and fly without fear. This is a gift I bestow upon you because of this question. Some people are predisposed to accidents, but I have changed that for you.

10. The Miraculous Power of God-man’s Presence and Blessings
    A Haneulgung member experienced a near-fatal fall but was miraculously saved by an unseen force, which she attributed to an angel. This angel, a manifestation of the blessings she and her son had received, protected her.

Another member dreamt of God-man, who told her, “An angel enters, an angel enters,” three times. She awoke feeling light and well. This is a very auspicious dream. God-man visits many people in their dreams each night, appearing in different colored clothes that signify their fortune. If God-man appears in bright, shining clothes, it’s a good sign. If he lies in your bed or eats with you in a dream, it’s an excellent omen. God-man spiritually visits one particular woman’s home every night for years, and she knows it’s time to sleep when he arrives. When God-man appears in your home, it prospers. This phenomenon is global, with people worldwide reporting visits from God-man in their dreams.

A member’s mother, who had not received a White Heaven blessing, suffered a hip fracture and was near death. The member, distraught, told her mother not to worry, as her angel would guide her to the White Heaven. The mother, who had been unresponsive, nodded just before passing away. Ten days later, she miraculously opened her eyes and spoke, saying she had seen God, who appeared as a yellow light, and an angel in white, who told her to “stay a little longer.” For those ten days, the mother, usually reserved, became affectionate, praising her daughter and sharing her final wishes. She repeatedly mentioned money on the second floor, which the daughter dismissed as confusion. The day before her final passing, the mother declared she was going to the eternal Heaven, not to her husband, stating her body was just a “shell.” After her death, the daughter found a bankbook hidden in a bag, confirming her mother’s words. This was a miracle, demonstrating God-man’s presence as light, even if unseen by human eyes.

Another member, Choi Ok-seon, witnessed a man collapse in the middle of the road. Believing he would die without intervention, she rushed to him. Two men had already moved him to the sidewalk, and one confirmed his heart had stopped. Choi Ok-seon immediately grabbed his arms, invoked “Gwangchae,” and called out “Huh Kyung-young” multiple times. The man blinked and moved his head slightly, prompting onlookers to exclaim, “He’s alive!” He was then transported to the hospital. This was a test of God-man’s power.

You all possess similar abilities because of the blessings you’ve received. In ancient times, Jesus had to physically go to Lazarus to resurrect him, knowing it would lead to his own capture. But God-man can perform such miracles from a distance, simply by commanding, “Lazarus, live!” You, like Jesus, have the power to heal by touch, but only God-man can do it remotely. God-man has empowered his disciples with the same “Gwangchae” (light energy) that Jesus possessed.

11. “Not old Milk”‘s Healing Miracles and the Power of Dark Energy
    Yang Seung-hyun, who suffered from severe asthma for 33 years, experienced a miraculous recovery after consuming “Not old Milk”. After attaching God-man’s photo sticker to milk and drinking the resulting “Not old Milk” for ten days, she developed a rash, which she recognized as a healing crisis. The rash disappeared, then reappeared, but eventually vanished completely. Next, she experienced severe nasal discharge and phlegm, using a box of tissues overnight. This also subsided over two months. Now, she no longer fears climbing stairs and has stopped using her inhaler. This is a true healing crisis, where all toxins were expelled, and her respiratory system returned to normal. Modern medicine cannot achieve such a transformation. “Not old Milk” is subtly powerful, and consistent, moderate consumption is key. The effects of “Not old Milk” aged for one or two years are immediate and profound.

Remember, consuming “Not old Milk” is a form of “stealing” from God-man, as it is given freely. Acknowledge this “theft” with gratitude.

Another member, Ji Eun-seong, reported that tangerines gifted on Lunar New Year’s Day did not rot when God-man’s name was written on them. Furthermore, her mother’s 40-year-old bedsores were cured with “Not old Milk”, something no ointment could achieve.

Lee Jae-gu experienced severe eye pain and irritation. After an eye doctor found no issues, he applied “Not old Milk” to his eyes twice, then rinsed with “Not old Milk” water. The next morning, his eyes were completely clear.

Huh Jeong-hyeon’s four-year-old grandson planted beans at daycare, and only his beans sprouted and grew tall. This is attributed to the blessing and White Heaven nameplate given to the grandson, imbuing his belongings with infinite dark energy. This dark energy operates according to the uncertainty principle, making it scientifically unexplainable.

Kim So-hee, who had blurry vision, applied “Not old Milk” to her eyes after hearing a testimony. Her vision immediately cleared.

Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle, discovered in 1927, was a significant advancement over Einstein’s relativity theory from 1905. It hinted at dark matter and dark energy, the microscopic world that scientists are now beginning to understand. What you perceive as real is often an illusion, like the moon in water. The true reality is unseen. Even when God-man points to the moon, people often focus on the finger. However, those who receive blessings believe, and miracles occur. This is an extraordinary phenomenon.

12. The Strategic Location and Future of Haneulgung
    Haneulgung is strategically located at the “Geun” (Heaven) direction, which is considered the most auspicious. This is similar to how traditional Korean houses are built with the main room (anbang) in the most favorable position.

Haneulgung is continuously developing, with plans for numerous buildings and hotels. This expansion began during the COVID-19 pandemic, a time when others were closing down. In the future, Haneulgung will be a comfortable place for its members to live, with facilities like nursing homes and private rooms. God-man plans to expand the free meal program from 100 million won to 1 billion won per month next year, demonstrating his commitment to helping others. This is a testament to his dedication, as he funds these initiatives through his own efforts.

The entrance to Haneulgung, the “Heaven Gate,” will be prominently located, allowing visitors to see it as they approach. It will be easily accessible, with parking and a waterfall nearby. The construction will adhere to the principle of building within the “castle walls,” meaning within the designated sacred area. This ensures that Haneulgung remains within its divinely intended boundaries. The overall design will be beautiful and harmonious.