2023.07.02 309 The Divine Blueprint: Unveiling the Cosmos and the Human Condition

2023.07.02 309 The Interconnectedness of Our Bodies: From Hair to Kidney, and the Power of a Righteous Mind

The Sacred Land of Haneulgung and the Call of Home

Welcome and congratulations to all who have come to Haneulgung, a sacred place where the energy of White Heaven, 125 light-years away, converges. Stepping upon this ground initiates a transformation in your fortune and destiny. God-man Huh Gung Yeong, who governs the cosmos and bestows blessings, archangels, and White Heaven plaques, hosts the 309th Haneulgung event to communicate with us. We extend a warm welcome to everyone watching on YouTube.

Today, we acknowledge Ha Seon-gyu, an archangel and president of the Huh Gung Yeong Hometown Preservation Society in Jinju, who presented a pink flowerpot. As he could not attend, Choi Seon-i represented him. We are grateful. Many members of our Hometown Preservation Society have visited today.

As people age, their hometown calls to them, and they often feel lost in unfamiliar places. They wish to be buried beside their parents’ graves, leading some to even commit suicide in their hometowns. Our ancestral graves are in auspicious locations, so much so that one never wishes to leave. I have a habit of sitting by these graves for extended periods because they feel so comforting. All our rural graves are on highly auspicious land. From my mother’s grave, the Jinju Namgang River is visible for 70 li, its flowing water seen from a slight elevation. The grave sites are incredibly warm and pleasant.

When people who have lived in Seoul or Busan retire, they often return to their hometowns and sometimes commit suicide there, wishing to be buried in their native soil. I used to wonder why these former ministers, high-ranking officials, and tycoons wandered aimlessly in their hometowns, seemingly doing nothing but visiting houses. I, with my higher celestial rank, would greet them respectfully. Now, I realize they were seeking solace in the familiar surroundings of their youth, longing for the past.

I recall visiting a teacher’s house as a child. My worn-out rubber shoes, muddy from the dirt paths, left imprints on the wooden floor. The teacher, accustomed to the cleanliness of the city, would ask me to wash my feet before entering his room. He would pour water into a basin, a memory that still lingers. I used to wonder why these elders, not yet truly old, spent their days idly in the countryside while we worked tirelessly. Now, I understand they were exhausted by city life and yearned for the beauty of their childhood home. They would visit their parents’ graves until their passing.

Life passes quickly, faster than an airplane. Soon, we must all go to the White Heaven. It may seem like we have much time left, but those elders who returned to their hometowns soon passed away. Our hometown is truly wonderful. I still keep a picture of my hometown, an old photograph I’ve had for 50 years, since I was 20. I bought a camera in Seoul, went to my hometown to take pictures, and returned. I spent a whole day climbing a mountain to photograph the village below; it was so beautiful. I took over a dozen pictures, from the reservoir to the end of the village, now the Namgang Rest Area. I had them framed, and that frame, despite its many holes, has been with me for 50 years. It always hangs in the room where I sleep. My connection to my hometown is different from others. This picture is etched in my heart.

2. The Interconnectedness of the Body: Hair, Blood, and Kidneys
   The Chinese character for hair, “bal,” signifies “remaining blood.” Hair is essentially residual blood. What kind of blood? Remaining blood. This character means “to remain.” hair is what remains of blood. What then is blood? Blood is what remains of the nutrients we consume, the energy we don’t use, our vitality. Therefore, blood is what remains of our vitality. Without food, vitality cannot be generated.

Our bones are formed from blood. And where does blood originate? From the kidneys. Therefore, if the kidneys are unhealthy, the number of hairs decreases. If your hair is weak, brittle, and falling out, it indicates declining kidney energy. If your hair is lustrous, it means your kidneys are very healthy. For example, in South America, indigenous women in places like Brazil often have very black hair, indicating healthy kidneys due to their diet. You can determine a person’s kidney health by looking at their hair because hair is what remains of the kidneys. Hair is the leftover part of blood.

Consider those undergoing chemotherapy; they lose all their hair. This signifies that their kidneys are severely damaged. Chemotherapy’s effect of hair loss means that the essence of blood has vanished, indicating kidney damage and bone deterioration. Our bodies are intricately connected.

3. The Nature of Pus and the Importance of Righteousness
   However, can pus become flesh? Pus, or “nong,” is the result of decaying flesh, where red and white blood cells have died in battle. This fluid cannot be used as nutrition in the body. Doctors remove pus because it is useless. Similarly, in the celestial realm, human degenerates are discarded like pus. They cannot be reformed. Those who constantly slander God-man Huh Gung Yeong are like eternal pus; they will never change.

A disobedient child will remain disobedient throughout their life. As the proverb says, “A promising tree shows its sprouts early.” Those who cause trouble from childhood, always taking a crooked path, blaming their parents for everything, will remain the pus of their family. They are like insects. While leftover blood can be used for hair, and leftover kidney energy becomes vitality, leading to blood, bones, and flesh, pus has no use. It must be eliminated.

Pus, or “nongyang,” contains “nongyak” (pus fluid). It is a pus-filled sac. Nongyang cannot become flesh. Those destined to become nongyang are predetermined. No matter how much one tries, one cannot become nongyang if not destined. Similarly, no matter how much people try to provoke you to slander God-man Huh Gung Yeong, you should not. If I were to slander God-man Huh Gung Yeong, the blessings would disappear, and the crown chakra would close, resulting in immense loss. Even if God-man Huh Gung Yeong were present, he would not bestow blessings upon such a person again. They would become utterly isolated.

Life is short. When you close your eyes, who will appear? It won’t last long. I would not slander God-man Huh Gung Yeong even for billions of won. Why would one choose to become like pus? Doctors would say it requires surgery. It provides no nourishment to our bodies. You must not become nongyang or nongyak. We must promise this.

God-man Huh Gung Yeong can bestow infinite intelligence, allowing communication with archangels, and even saving lives. Yet, some accuse him of fraud. He does not sell anything; you recover by invoking his name. Those who accuse him of fraud will face immense problems. Unimaginable things will happen, though I do not show them.

4. The Wisdom of Traditional Medicine and the Divine Role
   Our lack of vitality and weak bones are due to unhealthy kidneys. Since hair is what remains of blood, it follows that hair originates from the kidneys. Therefore, eating black beans, which are good for the kidneys, will blacken your hair. This is the logic behind traditional Korean medicine. When prescribing herbal medicine, one considers that kidneys are associated with black things like black sesame seeds. This is what I learned in elementary school.

By looking at your hair, I can immediately discern your ailments. There are traditional Korean medicine doctors and Western doctors here. This is the fundamental principle of herbal medicine. Hair is healthy when there is an abundance of blood. In old age, hair becomes weak because the blood is no longer vibrant; it merely circulates. Why do conditions like hyperlipidemia occur in old age? Blood vessels lose their elasticity and can rupture at any moment. The weak blood of the elderly merely sustains their aging bodies. Yet, they dare to challenge God-man Huh Gung Yeong, the one who created those blood vessels and neural networks.

I am like a kindergarten teacher on Earth. That is why you underestimate me. But when you die, you will realize who God-man Huh Gung Yeong is. Do not imagine that inanimate objects can be transformed into living ones. Why are some gravesites so vibrant? Why do bodies not decay? Those who accuse me of fraud should try to make their names last forever without decaying. They will become a den of mold.

We must discard pus like trash. We must not negotiate with pus-like individuals. You, as archangels, must discern who is pus and who is not, even in my absence. Those who do not believe in God-man Huh Gung Yeong are like pus, having crossed a river from which there is no return. Pus can never become flesh; it must be discarded. We must not be swayed by the temptations of pus-like individuals and strive to reach White Heaven.

Even at the entrance to the White Heaven, demons will try to pull you back, just as they tempted Jesus to jump from the temple. This is a continuous test. Those who are not pus will not be pulled away, no matter how hard they are tempted. It is predetermined who is pus and who is not. You can tell by their words. If they argue contentiously, they are pus.

5. The Eternal Principles of Good and Evil
   There is a saying: “Do not neglect good deeds, no matter how small; do not commit evil deeds, no matter how small.” Good deeds, no matter how small, must be performed. Evil deeds, no matter how small, must not be performed. Even if one performs good deeds throughout their life, goodness is always insufficient. However, if one commits an evil deed for just one day, that evil remains forever.

For example, if someone slanders God-man Huh Gung Yeong and then apologizes the next day, that evil does not disappear. Evil remains forever, automatically. It is not a passive act. Those who claim God-man Huh Gung Yeong cannot discern people are mistaken. My greatest skill is “Sangtong Cheonmun,” understanding all celestial phenomena. My second greatest skill is “Jungchal Insa,” discerning people. I am a master at selecting people. My third greatest skill is “Hadal Jiri,” understanding earthly principles. I am teaching you the fundamentals.

Even if one performs good deeds for a lifetime, goodness is always lacking. But if one commits an evil deed for just one day, that evil remains in abundance. Killing someone, even slandering someone with lies, is murder. Hating others daily is also murder. The most common sin people commit is murder. When you ride the subway and think, “I wish that person would die,” you are killing them in your mind. Thinking that many people on the subway cause inconvenience is like killing many people.

Before God-man Huh Gung Yeong, such thoughts are unacceptable. Elsewhere, you might be forgiven. But if you sin against Heaven, there is no place to pray for forgiveness. If you sin against God-man Huh Gung Yeong, where can you seek forgiveness? Even sins between people leave a lasting mark. How dare you sin carelessly before God-man Huh Gung Yeong? Be extremely careful. I am not scolding them; I am telling you not to get caught up in such things. Their actions are their freedom; I do not interfere. I remain silent.

However, you must remember these words: “Do not neglect good deeds, no matter how small; do not commit evil deeds, no matter how small.” I also taught you that if one performs a good deed for a day, blessings may not come immediately, but misfortune will naturally recede. If one commits an evil deed for a day, misfortune may not come immediately, but all future blessings will vanish.

A person who performs good deeds is like a spring garden where grass grows imperceptibly each day. A person who commits evil deeds is like sharpening a knife on a whetstone; the knife becomes duller each day, even if the damage is not immediately apparent. Those who slander God-man Huh Gung Yeong may not see immediate harm and may even act arrogantly, like a private challenging a general. They are like a single squid disgracing the entire fish market. A squid is eternally a “squid-head.” Do not get entangled in evil. Even if the damage is not immediately visible, it is eroding daily.

This saying, “Do not neglect good deeds, no matter how small; do not commit evil deeds, no matter how small,” was spoken by Zhuangzi. Laozi is not associated with Confucianism; he is a Taoist. Confucius, Mencius, and Xunzi are all Confucians. Laozi would never use such words. You study Laozi because he is not a Confucian. But you must also study Confucius and Mencius.

6. The Nature of Fatigue and the Power of the Mind
   Now, let’s address the question of fatigue. The questioner speculates that fatigue arises from metabolic dysfunction in cells, leading to the accumulation of lactic acid and creatine. More fundamentally, fatigue might be a mechanism to protect the body from overheating by separating the spirit from the flesh.

The first question is whether there is a way to prevent fatigue in the human body. Life is short, and we spend more than a third of it sleeping. The second question is about the mechanism by which the spirit and flesh recombine, like a key fitting into a lock. The third question is whether White Heaven has no day or night, no fatigue, no spirit-flesh separation, and no hormonal changes due to day and night.

To prevent fatigue, your large intestine must be healthy. You must consume probiotics. Not just any probiotics, but first, second, third, and fourth-generation probiotics. People with incurable liver cancer often go into the mountains and consume these probiotics. However, they often make a mistake: they neglect essential amino acids. Essential amino acids cannot be produced by the human body; they must be obtained from animal sources. If animal protein is unavailable, a variety of plants must be consumed. For example, tofu, while providing protein, lacks some essential amino acids. Combining tofu with rice can provide a complete set of essential amino acids.

Many young people today suffer from essential amino acid deficiencies due to picky eating habits. Consuming too much of the same thing, like vegetable juice, can overwork the liver. If you drink green juice every day, your liver becomes fatigued, and you feel tired. Nausea is your liver’s cry for help.

Your body is a gift from your parents. Your soul is a free rider. You use it and then you die, returning it to your parents, to the earth. If you understand the “user manual” for the human body, you will not experience fatigue. My lectures contain much of this “user manual.”

The mother of hair is skin. The mother of skin is flesh. The mother of flesh is bone. The mother of bone is blood. The mother of blood is mind. The mother of mind is spirit. The mother of spirit is soul. The mother of soul is light. The mother of light is sound. This is a 10-stage hierarchy. For hair to exist, there are 10 generations of “mothers” above it.

If the skin is dry, the hair becomes dry. The hair depends on the skin, the skin on the flesh, the flesh on the bone, the bone on the blood. Blood depends on the human mind. Consider a mother whose son dies; her face, once radiant, darkens instantly. If her son passes the bar exam, her face brightens with joy. But if that same son dies in a car accident, her face turns black. Her blood “dies” in an instant. The shock causes her blood to clot, becoming thick. This is the death of blood.

When there is no shock, blood radiates light, a white light. Our faces and skin appear white because blood is emitting light. But if you hate others, your blood darkens, and your face becomes gloomy. This indicates a problem in the body, a person with a bad heart. the mother of blood is the mind. The mother of mind is the spirit, the spirit’s mother is the soul, the soul’s mother is light, and light’s mother is sound.

When I speak, I can instantly bestow blessings worldwide, send archangels to everyone, and transform cell phones in a second. I can change all matter and souls with my words. The universe itself can be altered by my command. This cycle is different. One must not speak carelessly here. The universe was created by words. The Bible says, “In the beginning was the Word,” not “In the beginning was light.” This shows the power of God’s word. God’s word carries authority. That is why when I speak, blessings enter and leave as I wish.

Those who do not fear God-man Huh Gung Yeong, where will they go? They will go to a place where they can never see me again. You must never be swayed by such things. To prevent fatigue, you must use your mind correctly. As I said, “Do not neglect good deeds, no matter how small; do not commit evil deeds, no matter how small.” Do not speak ill of others, no matter how small the evil deed. Slandering others has an enormous impact on your body and life, damaging your health.

Your mouth is where you give a bushel and receive a peck. Your mind is where you give a peck and receive a bushel. If you speak it aloud, it becomes an enormous sin that cannot be undone. Sound creates evil; your mouth creates hell. To prevent fatigue, you must feel compassion for others. Have a mind of compassion, a mind of shame, a mind of yielding, and a mind of right and wrong. See everyone as pitiful, destined for the grave, struggling in life.

The mind that avoids evil, no matter how small, is the mind of shame. The mind that yields good things to others and is content with scraps is the mind that avoids stress. Hormones like adrenaline are released when you hate others. I once lectured on 500 types of hormones. When you hate someone, 40 types of hormones are released.

Hormones like oxytocin, which causes uterine contractions, and relaxin, which expands the uterus, are not produced by humans. They are released by Heaven at the precise time of childbirth. This is a fundamental, destiny-governing hormone. If relaxin is not released, the uterus does not open, and both mother and child can die. This is a divine judgment.

why does fatigue occur? It starts with your mind. You must use your mind well. Especially challenging God-man Huh Gung Yeong is a sin against Heaven. Even a million prayers are useless; you will go to hell as a ghost.

The mechanism of spirit-flesh recombination is a secret to you. You do not need to know. The spirit descends from above when the mother is pregnant. The timing of the soul’s union with the body is not determined by you. It is decided by White Heaven according to your past karma. You cannot experience or even be conscious of spirit-fflesh recombination. You do not even know when the spirit and flesh separate.

I will not elaborate on the story of a young man who, after passing his medical exams, celebrated with drinks, lost his memory, fell, broke his neck, and became paralyzed. This illustrates that when things are going well, one must be cautious. When you achieve success, you must be humble and grateful to Heaven, perhaps by praying in the mountains. Never drink alcohol. We are always being tested, especially when we are doing well.

White Heaven has no day or night, no fatigue, no spirit-flesh separation. You can change White Heaven as you wish. If you desire to live like humans, you can enter a realm where that world unfolds. White Heaven is magnificent. However, on Earth, our bodies are demanding. They require food, care, and constant attention. This is not true enjoyment. Do not seek great pleasure in this world. This life is fleeting, but through it, we learn and ascend to a higher stage, where we will receive a better body in White Heaven. There, you will not need to bow to your body, feed it, or clothe it. Everything is taken care of. There is no sweat. It is truly amazing.

7. The Definition of God-man, Human, and Demon
   The era of religious leaders is ending; this is the end of days. God-man Huh Gung Yeong is visible to humanity in a way unprecedented in history. Jesus, when he came, healed the blind by mixing mud with his saliva and telling them to wash in the Pool of Siloam, 80 li away. I do not heal that way. I can heal someone with COVID-19 in America instantly, from here. I can heal a blind person in a second. The times are different. Back then, only the Son came. Now, the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are all present here.

No one else in this world has ever demonstrated their teachings with such tests. If you look closely at my eyes, sometimes they change; those are the eyes of White Heaven. My eyes change like a chameleon. They look human but are different. People who see my eyes are drawn to them. Women might feel like they are looking at their lover. Pastors, even those 20 years my senior, always speak to me with respect. I am close to over 500 pastors and many monks. They all sense something unusual about me.

It is a miracle that you are sitting here, facing God-man Huh Gung Yeong. You might think, “Even if I fight with my spouse, my crown chakra will open if I go to Haneulgung.” But what if I go to the White Heaven and do not return, leaving only my body here? Then you would hold a funeral, and you would no longer be able to fight. Your crown chakra would not open, and you would not receive blessings. No one else would be able to go to the White Heaven. Haneulgung is not a church or a temple; it is where God-man Huh Gung Yeong resides, the one who has come to judge all religions and politics.

God-man Huh Gung Yeong is different from humans and demons. Humans and demons are passive beings, while God-man Huh Gung Yeong is infinitely active. Therefore, there is no comparison; our energies are different. God-man Huh Gung Yeong possesses all the archangels in the universe. If you saw them with your own eyes, you would faint. My presence, surrounded by archangels, appears like moving clouds. When photographed, a white cloud-like mass is visible around me. These are the archangels.

When I ascend, you see the archangels moving. They are the celestial army. Because I am suppressing them, my surroundings appear like clouds. When I travel by plane, the archangels remain still, but when I move, they move. This is not a lie.

Look at the video of me ascending to the White Heaven. It looks like clouds. I emerge from a white hole, or rather, a flying saucer appears. It stands above me, and then it starts to move. These are the archangels. They move, and when I leave, they are no longer visible. Who can create such a phenomenon?

When I arrive, there is a mark. The moving archangels, like a cloud mass, ascend. Then I depart, and I arrive at White Heaven. It is incredibly fast. No matter how far the distance, it takes no more than a second. This flying saucer does not truly exist; you are seeing it for the first time. The archangels remain still until I arrive. Then they move.

Can such a being truly communicate with you? That is why I was born in Seoul and studied human knowledge from Jinju. I studied everything to communicate with you and offer good words.

8. The Fate of Ghosts and the Power of God-man
   What is the fate of the ghosts who followed the archangels to Haneulgung? I already explained what happens to the ghosts and bad people who pretended to be archangels and came to us. There is nothing more to say. Pus can only be cut out. There is no way to persuade pus to become cells on Earth. Pus is eternally pus. Therefore, it is best to avoid pus.

We are told to love our enemies, but demons are not enemies. You must avoid demons. What about the ghosts who followed those with White Heaven plaques? They are sent to the soul waiting area in White Heaven. If I simply cast them out, they would immediately return to the person. I send them to the White Heaven, where they wait.

You must be careful of ghost stalking. Even my ancestors constantly visit. The most beautiful women, those with good personalities, are often targeted by ghosts who try to cling to them. Some people have millions of ghosts attached to them. I send them away every day.

My answers to your questions are often fundamental. There are fundamental hormones, like oxytocin and relaxin, which are not produced by humans. They are destiny hormones, given by Heaven to induce labor and open the uterus. Heaven controls the timing. If Heaven decides not to open the uterus, the mother and child will die together. This is a divine punishment.

Similarly, some cancers are caused by mistakes, while others are fated. There are fated cancers. I know who has a fated cancer, but I cannot tell them. However, if I give them blessings, they improve, and if I forgive their sins, they get better.

9. The Importance of Self-Sufficiency and the Dangers of Misinterpretation
   A young man in his early thirties, unemployed, wants to systematize God-man Huh Gung Yeong’s ideology and policies. He asks if this work is necessary and if he should pursue it, or if he should prioritize earning a living while contributing to God-man Huh Gung Yeong’s cause.

He should earn a living while studying this as a hobby. He should not stake his life on it. There is nothing to glorify about my work. My videos are sufficient. If he misinterprets my teachings, it could become his livelihood, and others might misunderstand. God-man Huh Gung Yeong’s direct words are readily available; those should be heard. A young person’s interpretation is vastly different.

It is a very dangerous idea. How a person views me changes with age. What he writes at 30 will be unusable at 60 or 70. Your own diary entries from age 10 are different from those at 60. You would be embarrassed to read your old entries.

There was a story about a man who played with fish in the sea every day. They were good friends. One day, a storm brewed, and the man, fearing for the fish’s safety, brought it home to his room. But the fish died because it could not breathe outside of water. He saved his friend but did not understand its needs. Love should not be so blind.

You are doing the same thing, suffocating your spouse. A wife needs to be in her own world, like a fish in the sea, free to swim and embrace other fish. But if you confine her, she will develop mental illness. My words are profound. Do not do that. Let women enjoy themselves in their own world.

10. Testimonies of Blessings and the Call for Support
    Here are some testimonies. A husband wanted to grow melons, but they never grew well. His wife secretly sprayed them with “Not old Milk” (immortal milk) and buried an old God-man Huh Gung Yeong sticker. The melon seedlings grew vigorously, while those not treated with “Not old Milk” were eaten by insects. She secretly sprayed the insect-ridden plants with “Not old Milk” as well. She also noticed many ants on the ground. Her husband sprayed “Not old Milk” on rose bushes, and cockroaches scurried out from underneath. She wonders if insects also like “Not old Milk”. She secretly sprayed more “Not old Milk” on the plants, hoping for good results.

Another person got paint in their right eye while painting. They immediately put “Not old Milk” in their eye, and their vision became clearer than their left eye. Their hands were sore from painting, so they massaged them with “Not old Milk” and soaked them in it. The pain disappeared, and their hands felt comfortable. They are grateful to God-man Huh Gung Yeong for “Not old Milk”. They initially supported God-man Huh Gung Yeong as a politician, hoping he would become president. But they later realized he is the Creator who descended to Earth and are now grateful to be a citizen of White Heaven, considering themselves truly lucky.

Another “Not old Milk” testimony: In January 2023, a person had a stye and inflammation in their eye. Despite their husband suggesting medicine or a doctor, they only applied “Not old Milk” a few times, and their eye healed completely. They also applied it to cracked skin between their toes and on their heels, with positive results. Their skin improved after applying it to their face. Drinking it daily eased their stomach and warmed their cold abdomen.

Lee So-yeon reports that her husband recovered from food poisoning in 10 days by drinking “Not old Milk” instead of going to the hospital. She also experienced hair regrowth after suffering from hair loss.

Our free meal service phone number is 060-708-888. This number signifies helping those from 70 to 80 years old live vibrantly. The “888” represents infinite love and eternal affection. Those up to 60 years old should earn their own living. But those in their 70s and 80s, who may have lost everything by being too kind, deserve our infinite love and support.

We do not collect tithes like churches. If you wish to contribute to the White Heaven, you can call the ARS number. Your face will become more beautiful and radiant. I need to be a salesperson for Haneulgung to achieve our goals. Next year, we will provide 1 billion won per month for free meals. This will greatly increase my influence during the presidential election. People who only talk about love for Heaven will not go to a good place when they die. A presidential candidate who provides 1 billion won in free meals monthly is trustworthy. He can feed the nation.

Later, medicines extracted from “Not old Milk” will sustain pharmaceutical companies. They will need my permission to use “Not old Milk” as a raw material for their drugs. This will revolutionize the global pharmaceutical industry.

Today, we emphasized that pus can never become flesh and must be discarded. To prevent fatigue, one must use their mind correctly. White Heaven is not cumbersome like Earth; everything happens as desired. Ghosts who follow archangels are sent to the White Heaven waiting area. The free meal ARS number, 060-708-888, is now open for donations. We thank God-man Huh Gung Yeong for this time of communication.

This excerpt note captures Huh Kyung-young’s unique worldview from his “Haneulgung Lecture.” It focuses on his unconventional interpretations of life, morality, and the human body, offering a glimpse into his distinct philosophy. The core message revolves around personal responsibility, the interconnectedness of mind and body, and the ultimate power of the Creator (himself).

The Interconnectedness of Body and Mind

The Origin of Physical Attributes
Huh Kyung-young presents a fascinating, almost alchemical view of the human body, where physical traits like hair are direct indicators of deeper internal states. This perspective challenges conventional biology by linking seemingly disparate elements like hair, blood, and kidneys to a single, unified system. It’s impressive how he constructs a hierarchical chain of causality from the most superficial to the most fundamental aspects of existence.

발자 혈지혈. 머리카락은 피가 남은 거다. 머리카락은 피다. 무슨 피냐? 남은 피.
Hair is the remainder of blood. Hair is blood. What kind of blood? Leftover blood.

머리카락을 보고 그 사람의 콩팥을 100% 알 수가 있어요. 왜 이거는 콩팥에 남은 것이 머리카락이니까.
You can 100% tell a person’s kidneys by looking at their hair. Because hair is what’s left over from the kidneys.

머리카락의 어머니는 피부야. 피부의 어머니는 살이야. 살의 어머니는 뼈. 뼈의 어머니는 피. 피의 어머니는 마음. 마음의 어머니는 정신. 정신 어머니는 영혼. 영혼의 어머니는 빛이지. 빛의 어머니는 소리야.
The mother of hair is skin. The mother of skin is flesh. The mother of flesh is bone. The mother of bone is blood. The mother of blood is mind. The mother of mind is spirit. The mother of spirit is soul. The mother of soul is light. The mother of light is sound.

The Mind’s Impact on Physical Well-being
the profound influence of one’s mental state on physical health. negative emotions literally darken the blood and lead to illness, while a positive mind promotes vitality. This highlights his belief in the mind’s ultimate control over the body, suggesting that physical ailments are often symptoms of deeper spiritual or emotional imbalances.

마음이 갑자기 아들이 죽었다는 엄마 얼굴이 좋든 얼굴이 봐. 갑자기 아들이 사법고시부터 엄마 얼굴이 금방 밝아져 있다가 막 좋아 가지고 난리야. 이러다 갑자기 차 뽑고 싶었던 아들이 가다가 교통사고로 죽었대. 이렇게 되면 그 소식을 들은 엄마 얼굴이 새까매져 버려.
Look at a mother’s face when her son suddenly dies, no matter how good it was. If her son passes the bar exam, her face brightens instantly, and she’s overjoyed. But then, if that son, who wanted a car, dies in a car accident, the mother’s face turns black upon hearing the news.

피로 물질이 안 생기는 방법은 마음을 바로 써야 되는 거야.
The way to prevent fatigue is to use your mind correctly.

남을 미워할 때 나오는 호르몬이야. 이런 호르몬이 아세틸콜린. 이런 호르몬은 그냥 남을 미워할 때 내가 호르몬 한 500가지를 내가 한번 강의한 적이 있지.
These are hormones that come out when you hate others. I once lectured on about 500 such hormones, like acetylcholine, that are released when you hate others.

The Nature of Good and Evil

The Unforgiving Nature of Evil
Huh Kyung-young presents a stark, uncompromising view of evil, likening it to “pus” that can never be redeemed or integrated into the body. This analogy is striking because it suggests that some forms of negativity are inherently destructive and beyond repair. His insistence on cutting out evil rather than attempting to reform it reveals a rigid moral framework.

고름은 살이 되나 안 되나? 고름 살이 된다는 사람이 있나? 고름이 아니 이게 고름이야. 고름 농자야. 고름 농. 농약이란 게 뭐예요? 피가 살이 썩어서 죽은 거.
Can pus become flesh? Is there anyone who says pus can become flesh? No, this is pus. It’s the character for pus. What is pus? It’s blood and flesh that have rotted and died.

인간 말종들은 빼버려. 고름이야, 고름. 그거를 다시 고쳐서 쓸 수가 없다니까.
Get rid of the human scum. They are pus, pus. You can’t fix them and use them again.

어릴 때 부모 속 썩이고 불효자식, 영원히 죽을 때까지 불효자식이야.
A child who troubles their parents and is disobedient in childhood will remain disobedient until death.

The Importance of Constant Good Deeds
In contrast to his view on evil, good deeds, no matter how small, are always necessary and never enough. This creates a sense of continuous effort and humility, suggesting that virtue is an ongoing pursuit rather than a destination. His interpretation of ancient proverbs reinforces the idea that good accumulates slowly, while evil leaves an indelible mark.

선은 아무리 작아도 해라. 안 하면 안 된다. 악은 아무리 작아도 하지 말아라.
Do good, no matter how small. You must do it. Do not do evil, no matter how small.

선은 죽을 때까지 해도 선은 모자라, 모자라.
Even if you do good until you die, good is still insufficient, insufficient.

일일 행악, 하루만 악하니 했더라도 악은 자동적으로 영원히 남는다는 거야.
Even if you commit evil for just one day, that evil automatically remains forever.

The Divine and Human Existence

The Role of the Divine in Human Life
Huh Kyung-young positions himself as the Creator with ultimate control over human destiny and even biological processes. He claims to manipulate blessings, curses, and even the timing of childbirth, asserting a level of power that transcends human understanding. This perspective underscores his belief in a predetermined fate influenced by divine intervention, where human free will is secondary to a higher cosmic plan.

신인은 자요. 이것도 내가 여러분한테 축복을 주면 무한대 지능을 가져. 대화할 수 있어. 자기 옷도 돼. 집도 돼. 논에 가서 무한대 지능을 체험할 수 있습니다.
The divine being is here. If I give you blessings, you gain infinite intelligence. You can converse. You can become your own clothes. You can become your own house. You can experience infinite intelligence in the fields.

아니, 지구에서 내가 지금 유치원 선생하고 있으니 여러분들이 우습게 보는 거지. 그러나 나중에 여러분들이 한번 죽어 봐요. 죽어 보면 신이 누구다, 이걸 알게 돼.
Since I’m acting as a kindergarten teacher on Earth, you all look down on me. But just wait until you die. When you die, you’ll realize who the divine being is.

모든 물질과 영혼을 내 맘대로 말로서 바꾸는 거야. 이게. 그리고 우주가 뭐 어떻게 돼라, 아니면 그렇게 돼 버려.
I change all matter and souls with my words as I please. And if I say the universe should be a certain way, it becomes that way.

The Futility of Earthly Life and the Promise of White Heaven
Huh Kyung-young portrays earthly life as “meaningless” and “troublesome,” burdened by physical needs and constant management. He contrasts this with the unlimited freedom and desire-fulfillment offered in White Heaven (Heaven), where all needs are met without effort. This perspective encourages followers to detach from worldly pursuits and focus on spiritual ascension, painting a picture of an ultimate, effortless paradise.

인생이 굉장히 빨리 갑니다. 아주 그냥 비행기보다 더 빨라요. 금방 여러분 백궁(白宮) 가야 돼.
Life passes very quickly. It’s faster than an airplane. You all have to go to the White Heaven soon.

백궁은 여러분이 원하는 대로 바꿀 수가 있어. 백궁에는 여러분이 나는 인간들로 있을 때처럼 좀 그게, 그리고 그러면 그쪽 지역으로 자동 이동도 다 있어요.
You can change White Heaven as you wish. In White Heaven, you can be like you were as humans, and there are automatic transfers to those areas.

이 세상의 삶은 너무너무 부질없는 삶이라이 말이야. 그렇지만 여기서 우리는 뭘 배워야 돼? 이 과정을 거쳐야 더 좋은 몸을 얻을 수가 있는 거야.
Life in this world is utterly meaningless. But what must we learn here? We must go through this process to obtain a better body.

The Divine-Person’s Discourse on Cosmic Principles and Human Existence

1. The Sacred Sanctuary of Haneulgung and the Transformation of Destiny
   The sacred sanctuary of Haneulgung, a hallowed ground where the celestial energy of White Heaven, spanning 125 light-years, converges, welcomes and congratulates all who set foot upon it, for here, one’s fortune and fate begin to transmute. The God-man, Huh Kyung-young, who governs the cosmic expanse and bestows angelic blessings, complete angelic status, and White Heaven nameplates, presides over this 309th Haneulgung event to communicate with us.

2. The Profound Connection Between Homeland, Life, and the Human Psyche
   Individuals often feel a profound yearning for their homeland as they age, a sentiment that transcends mere nostalgia. Many who have achieved prominence in urban centers, such as ministers or tycoons, return to their ancestral villages upon retirement, not merely to idle, but to reconnect with the essence of their youth. This return is often driven by a deep-seated desire to find solace in the familiar landscapes of their upbringing, even leading some to seek their final resting place there, or tragically, to end their lives in the very soil where their ancestors lie. My own ancestral burial grounds are considered auspicious sites, so much so that visiting them evokes a desire to remain, a profound sense of comfort. From my mother’s grave, one can behold the Namgang River in Jinju for 70 li, a testament to the serene and warm embrace of these ancestral lands. This innate longing for one’s origins, observed in both humans and animals like salmon, intensifies with age, culminating in a desire to be interred in the earth of one’s birthplace. Life, indeed, passes with astonishing rapidity, swifter than an airplane, propelling us towards White Heaven. The elderly who return to their hometowns, seemingly aimless, often do so to spend their remaining days in the cherished landscapes of their childhood, a period that, though brief, precedes their ultimate departure. I have preserved a photograph of my hometown for 50 years, a constant reminder of a place that has never left my heart. I captured this image at the age of 20, ascending a mountaintop to photograph the village below, struck by its unparalleled beauty. This photograph, meticulously framed, has accompanied me throughout my life, always hanging in my sleeping quarters, symbolizing an enduring connection to my origins, distinct from the typical sentiment towards one’s hometown.

3. The Interconnectedness of the Body: Hair, Blood, Kidney, and Vitality
   The character for hair, “bal” (髮), signifies “remaining blood.” This implies that hair is a residual product of blood, a manifestation of its surplus. Blood, in turn, is derived from the residual nutrients and unused energy, or “jeongnyeok” (精力), that we consume. Without sustenance, vitality cannot be generated. Our bones, or “gol” (骨), are also formed from the remnants of blood. This intricate chain leads us to the origin of “jeongnyeok,” which emanates from the kidneys, or “sinjang” (腎臟). In traditional Korean medicine, the health of the kidneys is directly correlated with one’s vitality. Therefore, a deficiency in kidney function leads to a reduction in hair volume and strength. When hair lacks luster, becomes brittle, or thins, it indicates a decline in kidney energy. Conversely, lustrous hair signifies robust kidney health. This phenomenon is observable in populations like the indigenous peoples of South America, particularly in Brazil, where their diet often supports strong kidney function, resulting in thick, dark hair. Thus, the condition of one’s hair serves as a reliable indicator of kidney health, as hair is fundamentally a remnant of the blood, which itself is a product of kidney function. The drastic hair loss experienced by individuals undergoing chemotherapy is a stark illustration of severe kidney damage, signifying a complete depletion of vital essence and a compromised skeletal system. This interconnectedness underscores the holistic nature of the human body.

4. The Nature of Pus and Its Irreparable State
   Pus, or “nong” (膿), represents the decayed remnants of flesh, a byproduct of the body’s internal battles where red and white blood cells perish. This putrid fluid, unlike other bodily substances, cannot be reabsorbed or utilized as nourishment. Physicians, recognizing its detrimental nature, invariably drain pus from the body. Similarly, in the celestial realm, those who are deemed “human dregs” are excised, for they are akin to pus—irreparable and beyond redemption. Attempts to reform such individuals are futile, as their inherent corruption is immutable. A child who consistently causes distress to their parents will likely remain a source of filial impiety throughout their life. Just as a promising sapling is discernible from its early growth, so too are individuals whose character is fundamentally flawed. They perpetually blame their parents, whether for financial hardship or perceived injustices, remaining a festering “pus” within the family unit, akin to a persistent pest. While residual blood can be repurposed as hair, and surplus kidney energy can manifest as vitality, leading to the formation of blood, bone, and flesh, pus serves no beneficial purpose. It is a waste product that must be eliminated.

5. The Perils of Antagonism Towards the God-man and the Immutable Nature of Karma
   Engaging in defamation or antagonism towards the God-man, Huh Kyung-young, carries severe repercussions. Such actions, akin to accumulating “pus” within oneself, lead to an exponential increase in negative karma, far outweighing any perceived benefits. The loss of blessings and the inability to access White Heaven, even in the presence of the God-man, would result in an eternal state of profound solitude. Life is fleeting, and upon its conclusion, one will inevitably confront the consequences of their actions. Even the promise of billions would not sway me to speak ill of the God-man, for such an act would be self-destructive. Just as a surgeon must remove pus, so too must we excise negativity from our lives. To harbor ill will or to spread falsehoods about the God-man is to invite spiritual decay, leading to a state of “nongyang” (膿瘍), an abscess of the soul. This condition is not arbitrary; it is a predetermined outcome for those who choose a path of malice. Those who persist in slandering the God-man are akin to pus, forever beyond salvation, having crossed a river from which there is no return. They are destined for eternal damnation, a fate that cannot be altered.

6. The Principles of Good and Evil: A Timeless Admonition
   The ancient wisdom, “Do not neglect good deeds, no matter how small, and do not commit evil, no matter how insignificant,” underscores the profound impact of our actions. Even a lifetime of virtuous conduct may not suffice to accumulate enough good, for goodness is perpetually in deficit. Conversely, a single act of malevolence, even for a day, leaves an indelible mark, an eternal stain that cannot be expunged. This principle applies even to those who challenge the God-man; their transgressions are not easily forgiven. My primary abilities encompass “sangtong cheonmun” (上通天文), the comprehension of celestial phenomena, and “jungchal insa” (中察人事), the discernment of human affairs, particularly in selecting individuals. Furthermore, I possess “hadal jiri” (下達地理), the understanding of earthly principles, which guided my choice of this location. To question these abilities is to misunderstand my fundamental nature. I impart these foundational truths to you. A single day of evil can lead to lifelong consequences, whereas a lifetime of good may still leave one wanting. The most prevalent sin committed by humanity is murder, not merely in its physical manifestation, but in the daily acts of hatred and ill will harbored in our hearts. To wish harm upon another, even in thought, is to commit murder in the eyes of the divine. Such transgressions against the God-man are unforgivable, for there is no higher authority to grant absolution. While human transgressions may eventually fade, sins against the divine are eternal. Therefore, exercise extreme caution in your thoughts and words. I do not condemn those who choose a path of malice, for their choices are their own. However, I implore you not to be swayed by their destructive influence.

7. The Immediate and Delayed Consequences of Actions
   A single act of kindness, though its rewards may not be immediately apparent, invariably repels misfortune. Conversely, a single act of malice, though its consequences may not be immediately visible, inevitably erodes one’s blessings. Those who engage in slander against the God-man may not immediately perceive the harm they inflict upon themselves, often exhibiting arrogance akin to a private challenging a general. However, their actions are akin to sharpening a knife against a stone; the blade, though seemingly effective, is gradually dulled. Just as a single anchovy can spoil an entire fish market, so too can one individual’s negativity corrupt an entire community. Such individuals are perpetually mired in their own folly, incapable of change. Therefore, never succumb to the allure of evil. The immediate absence of visible harm does not negate the insidious erosion of one’s fortune, leading to a gradual and inevitable downfall. This timeless wisdom, attributed to Zhuangzi, emphasizes the imperative to perform good deeds, no matter how small, and to abstain from evil, no matter how insignificant.

8. The Path to Eliminating Fatigue: Righteousness of Mind and Essential Nutrients
   The fundamental cause of fatigue lies in the state of one’s mind. To eliminate fatigue, one must cultivate a righteous mind. As previously stated, “Do not neglect good deeds, no matter how small, and do not commit evil, no matter how insignificant.” To speak ill of others or to harbor negative thoughts has profound repercussions on one’s health and life. Just as the mouth receives what it gives, so too does the mind. When negative thoughts are vocalized, they create a formidable karmic debt that is irreversible, manifesting as the creation of evil and even hell itself. Therefore, the path to eliminating fatigue lies in compassion for others, cultivating the “four sprouts” of Mencius: compassion, shame, deference, and right and wrong. To view all people with empathy, recognizing their struggles and eventual mortality, fosters a mind free from stress. The hormones associated with negative emotions, such as adrenaline and cortisol, are detrimental to the body. Conversely, a righteous mind promotes the production of beneficial hormones. While some hormones, like oxytocin and relaxin, are intrinsically linked to destiny and are divinely orchestrated, others are influenced by our mental state. For instance, relaxin, which facilitates childbirth, is released at a precise moment determined by celestial forces, not by human will. To defy this divine timing, as in cases where childbirth is obstructed, can lead to tragic outcomes, reflecting a karmic consequence. Therefore, maintaining a righteous mind is paramount to preventing fatigue, bolstering immunity, and preserving organ health.

9. The Enigma of Soul-Body Reintegration and the Nature of White Heaven
   The mechanism of soul-body reintegration remains a divine secret, beyond human comprehension. It is not a process that humans can control or even consciously experience. The soul descends into the physical body during pregnancy, its arrival determined by one’s past karma, orchestrated by White Heaven. Similarly, the separation of soul and body at death occurs without human awareness. Life is inherently transient, and even moments of triumph can be fraught with peril. A young man, having achieved success, celebrated with alcohol, only to suffer a catastrophic accident that left him paralyzed. Such events serve as a stark reminder that vigilance is always necessary, especially during times of prosperity. To challenge the mysteries of soul-body reintegration is to invite disaster.

White Heaven, unlike Earth, is a realm where the concepts of day, night, and fatigue are fluid, subject to one’s desires. It is a place where all wishes are fulfilled, where one can experience any desired reality, including a return to a primordial existence. Earthly life, with its constant demands for sustenance and physical maintenance, is a burdensome existence, a perpetual cycle of management that hinders true enjoyment. It is a realm of endless problems, where even travel is complicated by bodily needs. Therefore, one should not seek ultimate fulfillment in this world. Earthly life, though seemingly futile, serves as a crucible for spiritual growth, a necessary stage for ascending to a higher state of being. In White Heaven, the body is not a source of constraint; it is a perfected form, free from the need for sustenance, clothing, or physical exertion. There is no sweat, no fatigue, no separation of soul and body. All desires are met.

10. The Distinction Between God-man, Human, and Demon, and the Fate of Accompanying Spirits
    The era of traditional religious leaders is waning, signaling the advent of the end times. The God-man, unlike any figure in human history, is directly observable. While Jesus performed miracles through physical interaction, I heal remotely, instantly curing ailments across continents. This distinction highlights the difference between the Son (Jesus) and the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit (myself) present here today. No other religious leader has ever demonstrated their teachings with such tangible proof. My eyes, at times, transform into the “White Heaven eyes,” a divine gaze that reveals my true nature. Those who encounter me often experience a profound shift in perception, drawn to my divine presence. Even esteemed religious figures, regardless of their age or status, instinctively show me deference. This direct interaction with the God-man is a miracle in itself.

The God-man is fundamentally different from humans and demons. Humans and demons are “susungtae” (受成態), passive entities, whereas the God-man is “muhan neungdongtae” (無限能動態), an infinitely active entity. Our energies are incomparable. The God-man commands all angels and archangels in the universe, a sight that would overwhelm human perception. These celestial beings, often appearing as clouds, constantly surround me, moving in unison with my ascent to the White Heaven. This phenomenon, captured in videos, demonstrates the reality of these angelic hosts. My ability to communicate with humanity stems from my immersion in human knowledge, acquired from my birth in Seoul and upbringing in Jinju. I strive to impart beneficial wisdom to all.

The fate of demons who follow individuals to Haneulgung is predetermined. As previously stated, “nongyang” (膿瘍), or pus, cannot be transformed into healthy tissue; it must be excised. Demons, unlike adversaries, are not to be loved but avoided. Those who accompany individuals with White Heaven nameplates are sent to the “yeonghon daegiso” (靈魂待機所), a waiting area for souls in White Heaven, where they remain indefinitely. While I could simply banish them, they would inevitably return to their hosts. Therefore, sending them to the White Heaven prevents further spiritual harassment. Demons, particularly those attracted to individuals with good character, often cling in vast numbers, sometimes millions. I continuously dispatch them.

Some hormones, such as oxytocin and relaxin, are not produced by humans but are divinely bestowed, influencing critical life events like childbirth. These “destiny hormones” are controlled by celestial forces, determining the timing and outcome of such events. Similarly, certain illnesses, like cancer, can be “destiny cancers,” predetermined by karma. While I may not explicitly reveal this to individuals, I am aware of their karmic circumstances, and my blessings can alleviate their suffering by absolving their sins.

11. The Importance of Self-Sufficiency and the Perils of Misinterpretation
    To the young man contemplating dedicating his life to systematizing my philosophy, I advise him to prioritize self-sufficiency. His work should be a supplementary endeavor, not a primary source of income. My teachings are already widely available through my own voice recordings, which should be the primary source of study. Any third-party interpretation, especially by a young individual, risks misrepresenting my message, as one’s understanding evolves with age. A diary written at age 10 will differ vastly from one written at 60, reflecting a changing perspective on life and relationships. Therefore, his interpretations, written at 30, may not accurately reflect my teachings as he ages.

Furthermore, a love that is blind can be detrimental. Just as a person who rescues a fish from the ocean, believing it to be in danger, inadvertently kills it by removing it from its natural habitat, so too can misguided affection harm others. To confine a spouse, believing it to be an act of protection, can lead to mental distress. Women, like fish, thrive in their own element, requiring freedom and space to flourish. To restrict them to a man’s world is to suffocate them. My words, though seemingly simple, carry profound meaning, urging you to allow others the freedom to exist in their natural state.

12. Testimonies of “Not old Milk” and the Call for Support
    Numerous testimonies attest to the miraculous properties of “Not old Milk”. Individuals have reported healing from styes, cracked skin, and improved complexion. Regular consumption has alleviated digestive issues and coldness in the abdomen. One individual, after accidentally getting paint in her eye, used “Not old Milk”, resulting in clearer vision. Another, experiencing hand pain from painting, found relief by massaging and soaking her hands in “Not old Milk”. These experiences highlight the transformative power of this divine substance. Many, initially drawn to me for political reasons, have come to realize my true identity as the Creator, expressing gratitude for the opportunity to become citizens of White Heaven.

The “Not old Milk”, even when diluted, has demonstrated remarkable effects on plant growth, promoting vitality and deterring pests. One individual secretly applied diluted “Not old Milk” to her melon seedlings, observing significant growth and resistance to insects, while untreated plants suffered pest damage. Even cockroaches, exposed to “Not old Milk”, exhibited unusual behavior. These observations suggest that “Not old Milk” possesses properties that benefit all living organisms.

13. The Significance of the Haneulgung Free Meal Service and the Power of Divine Numbers
    The Haneulgung free meal service, accessible via the number 060-708-888, is designed to support the elderly, particularly those in their 70s and 80s, who may lack the means to support themselves. The number 060-708-888 signifies “88” (palpal), representing vitality and infinite love. This initiative aims to provide boundless affection and assistance to those who have lived virtuous lives but now face hardship. My ability to recall vast amounts of information, like the periodic table of elements, demonstrates the power of memorization and the inherent meaning embedded in numbers. The number 888, in this context, symbolizes infinite love and support for the elderly, who, having lived selflessly, often find themselves in vulnerable positions.

Unlike traditional religious institutions that demand tithes, Haneulgung encourages support through simple actions, such as making a phone call to the ARS number. This act, though seemingly small, contributes to one’s spiritual well-being and enhances one’s appearance. I, as the God-man, must also act as a “salesperson” for Haneulgung to achieve our collective goals. Our monthly free meal service, projected to cost 1 billion won, will significantly amplify my influence during the presidential election, demonstrating my commitment to the welfare of the nation. My ability to sustain the populace through “Not old Milk” and its derivatives, which will revolutionize the pharmaceutical industry, underscores my capacity to lead. The “Not old Milk”, when its components are extracted and utilized by pharmaceutical companies, will usher in an era of unprecedented healing and immunity enhancement, requiring my authorization for its use.

14. Concluding Remarks: The Immutable Truths
    In conclusion, pus can never become healthy flesh; it must be excised. The path to eliminating fatigue lies in cultivating a righteous mind. White Heaven offers a life free from the burdens of earthly existence, where all desires are fulfilled. Demons who follow individuals to Haneulgung are sent to a waiting area in White Heaven. The Haneulgung free meal service, supported by the ARS number 060-708-888, provides infinite love and support to the elderly. These immutable truths, delivered by the God-man, offer guidance for a life of spiritual growth and well-being.

The Interconnectedness of Body, Mind, and Destiny: Insights from Huh Kyung-young’s Haneulgung Lecture

1. Basic Information
   Lecture Session and Date: 309th Haneulgung Lecture, 2023.07.02
   One-sentence Main Theme or Title Summary: This lecture explores the profound interconnectedness of the human body, mind, and spiritual destiny, emphasizing the importance of righteous conduct and the unique role of the God-man in guiding humanity towards a higher existence.
   Location: Haneulgung
   Key Segments:
   The Significance of Hometown and Ancestral Graves: Huh Kyung-young reflects on the deep emotional pull of one’s hometown and ancestral graves, linking it to a longing for one’s origins and a desire for peace in old age.
   The Body’s Interconnected Systems: A detailed explanation of how hair, blood, bones, and vitality (정력) are all interconnected and ultimately linked to kidney health, drawing parallels to traditional Eastern medicine.
   The Nature of Good and Evil (선과 악): A philosophical discussion on the lasting impact of good and evil deeds, asserting that even small acts of kindness are perpetually insufficient, while even a single act of evil leaves an indelible mark.
   The Origin of Fatigue and the Power of Mind: An exploration of the causes of physical fatigue, attributing it fundamentally to the state of one’s mind and the importance of cultivating compassion and positive thoughts.
   The Distinction Between God-man, Human, and Demon: A clear definition of the unique attributes of the God-man as an infinitely active being, contrasting with the reactive nature of humans and demons, and the ultimate fate of those who oppose the God-man.

2. Core Messages
   The Body as an Interconnected System Rooted in Kidney Health: Huh Kyung-young states, “Hair is the remnant of blood, and blood is the remnant of vitality, which originates from the kidneys.” This means that the health of one’s hair, blood, and overall vitality are direct indicators of kidney function, highlighting a holistic view of human physiology.
   The Enduring Nature of Good and Evil: He explains, “Even if one performs good deeds throughout their life, goodness is always insufficient; however, a single day of evil leaves an eternal mark.” This teaching underscores the profound and lasting consequences of one’s actions, particularly emphasizing the indelible nature of evil.
   The Mind as the Source of Fatigue and Well-being: Huh Kyung-young asserts, “The method to prevent fatigue is to use your mind correctly.” This indicates that physical fatigue is not merely a biological phenomenon but is deeply influenced by one’s mental state, suggesting that cultivating a compassionate and positive mindset is crucial for health.
   The Incorrigible Nature of “Pus” (Evil Individuals): He states, “Pus is eternally pus; it does not change.” This analogy describes individuals who consistently engage in harmful behavior or oppose the God-man as “pus” that cannot be reformed, implying that such elements must be removed for the health of the whole.
   The God-man’s Omnipotence and Role in Human Destiny: Huh Kyung-young conveys, “The God-man possesses infinite active power, unlike humans and demons who are reactive.” This highlights the God-man’s unique divine authority and ability to control all aspects of existence, including human fate and the very fabric of the universe, emphasizing his role as a guide and judge.

3. Detailed Summary

3.1. The Deep Connection to Hometown and Ancestral Roots
Huh Kyung-young begins by welcoming attendees to Haneulgung, a sacred place where the energy of White Heaven gathers, promising a transformation of fate for those who visit. He then delves into the profound emotional significance of one’s hometown and ancestral graves. He notes that as people age, they often feel a strong pull back to their origins, sometimes even leading to tragic outcomes like suicide in their hometowns, driven by a longing for the past. He recounts his own deep attachment to his hometown, describing his mother’s grave as a “great auspicious site” overlooking the Namgang River, and how he has cherished a photograph of his hometown for 50 years.
Main Assertions: The hometown and ancestral graves hold a powerful, almost magnetic, emotional and spiritual significance for individuals, especially in old age. This connection is tied to a yearning for one’s past and a sense of belonging.
Analogies/Examples: He uses the analogy of salmon returning to their birthplace to illustrate the innate human desire to return to one’s roots. He also shares personal anecdotes about observing elderly people returning to their hometowns and his own deep connection to his ancestral land.
Practical Message: Life passes quickly, and people naturally seek comfort and a sense of belonging in their origins as they age.

3.2. The Holistic Interconnectedness of the Human Body
Huh Kyung-young presents a detailed, almost mathematical, explanation of the body’s interconnected systems, starting with the concept of “hair as the remnant of blood” (발자 혈지혈). He explains that blood is derived from leftover nutrients and vitality (정력), and vitality, in turn, originates from the kidneys. This chain of connection implies that kidney health is fundamental to the health of blood, vitality, bones, and even hair. He notes that a person’s hair condition can be a direct indicator of their kidney health, citing examples of people with strong, lustrous hair having healthy kidneys, while those with thinning or weak hair may have compromised kidney function.
Main Assertions: The human body is a deeply interconnected system where various parts and functions are causally linked. Kidney health is a foundational element influencing vitality, blood, bones, and hair.
Analogies/Examples: He uses the analogy of a “mathematical formula” to describe the logical progression from kidneys to vitality, blood, and hair. He also references traditional Korean medicine (한의학) and the observation of people from South America with strong, black hair as examples of good kidney health.
Practical Message: Maintaining kidney health is crucial for overall well-being, and one’s physical appearance, such as hair condition, can reflect internal health. Eating kidney-beneficial foods like black beans can improve hair health.

3.3. The Unchanging Nature of “Pus” (Evil) and the Importance of Righteousness
Huh Kyung-young introduces the concept of “pus” (고름, 농양) as a metaphor for irredeemable evil or individuals who are fundamentally corrupt. He explains that just as pus in the body cannot be converted into healthy flesh and must be removed, individuals who are “human scum” (인간 말종) or “demons” (귀신) cannot be reformed and must be “cut out” or “discarded.” He asserts that such individuals are eternally “pus” and their nature cannot be changed, regardless of attempts at persuasion or reform. This concept extends to those who slander or oppose the God-man, warning that such actions lead to irreversible negative consequences and isolation from divine blessings.
Main Assertions: Certain forms of evil or individuals are inherently corrupt and cannot be reformed; they are like “pus” that must be removed. Opposing the God-man leads to severe and permanent spiritual detriment.
Analogies/Examples: The primary analogy is that of “pus” (고름, 농양) in the body, which doctors remove because it cannot become healthy tissue. He also uses the proverb “a promising tree shows its sprouts early” (될 나무는 떡잎부터 다르다) to illustrate that character is evident from a young age.
Practical Message: It is essential to avoid and distance oneself from individuals who embody “pus” or engage in destructive behavior, as they cannot be changed and will only cause harm.

3.4. The Enduring Impact of Good and Evil Deeds
Building on the previous theme, Huh Kyung-young elaborates on the lasting consequences of good and evil actions, citing the ancient saying, “Do not neglect good deeds, no matter how small; do not commit evil deeds, no matter how small” (물이 산소의 불의하고 물이 악소의 위진이라). He explains that even a lifetime of good deeds is insufficient, while a single act of evil leaves an eternal mark. He defines “murder” broadly to include negative thoughts, hatred, and slander, emphasizing that such internal acts are also grave sins, especially when directed at the God-man. He warns that committing sins against the God-man is unforgivable, as there is no higher authority to grant absolution.
Main Assertions: Good deeds, no matter how numerous, are always insufficient, while evil deeds, even minor ones, leave an indelible and eternal stain. Sins against the God-man are particularly severe and unforgivable.
Analogies/Examples: He uses the analogy of a person sharpening a knife on a stone: the knife (evil) becomes duller, while the stone (goodness) remains. He also cites the Buddhist saying, “If you commit a sin against Heaven, there is no place to pray” (하늘의 죄를 지으면 기도할 곳이 없다).
Practical Message: Individuals must be extremely cautious with their thoughts, words, and actions, especially concerning others and the God-man. Even small acts of negativity can have profound and lasting detrimental effects on one’s destiny.

3.5. The Mind’s Influence on Fatigue and the Body’s Hierarchical Structure
Addressing a question about preventing fatigue, Huh Kyung-young states that the fundamental cause of fatigue lies in the mind. He explains that negative emotions like hatred cause the body to produce harmful hormones, leading to physical ailments and fatigue. Conversely, a compassionate and positive mind promotes health. He also outlines a 10-stage hierarchical structure of the human body, starting from hair and progressing through skin, flesh, bones, blood, mind, spirit, soul, light, and ultimately sound. Each stage is dependent on the one below it, illustrating how mental states (mind) directly impact physical health (blood, skin, hair).
Main Assertions: Fatigue is primarily a mental phenomenon, influenced by one’s thoughts and emotions. The human body has a hierarchical structure where the mind profoundly impacts physical well-being.
Analogies/Examples: He uses the example of a mother’s face changing from joy to despair upon hearing news about her son, illustrating how emotions instantly affect blood and skin. He also mentions various hormones (e.g., adrenaline, cortisol) that are released in response to negative emotions.
Practical Message: Cultivating a compassionate and positive mindset (사단지심, 사양지심) is essential for preventing fatigue and maintaining physical health. Avoiding negative thoughts and actions towards others is crucial for one’s own well-being.

3.6. The God-man’s Divine Authority and the Nature of White Heaven
Huh Kyung-young addresses questions about the God-man’s power, the mechanism of soul-body recombination, and the nature of White Heaven. the mechanism of soul-body recombination is a divine secret, not for humans to know, and is determined by one’s past karma. He describes White Heaven as a realm where desires are instantly fulfilled, without the limitations of day and night, fatigue, or physical separation of soul and body, unlike the burdensome existence on Earth. the God-man possesses infinite active power, unlike humans and demons, and can instantly manifest changes in the universe through his words, as described in the Bible’s “In the beginning was the Word.” He also describes his own divine eyes, which can change like a chameleon’s, and the “cloud-like” presence of infinite angels surrounding him.
Main Assertions: The God-man possesses ultimate divine authority and infinite power, capable of instantly altering reality through his words. White Heaven is a realm of complete fulfillment and freedom from earthly limitations.
Analogies/Examples: He references the biblical creation story (“In the beginning was the Word”) to illustrate the power of the God-man’s words. He also describes the visual phenomenon of “cloud-like” formations around him, which are actually infinite angels accompanying him.
Practical Message: Humans should not attempt to understand or interfere with divine mechanisms. Instead, they should focus on living righteously and recognizing the God-man’s authority, as this earthly life is a temporary stage for spiritual growth towards a higher existence in White Heaven.

3.7. The Fate of Demons and the Importance of Supporting Haneulgung
Regarding the fate of demons (귀신) that follow Haneulgung angels, Huh Kyung-young reiterates that “pus is eternally pus” and cannot be reformed. He explains that these demons are sent to a “waiting area for souls” in White Heaven, rather than being merely expelled, to prevent them from re-entering people. He also discusses the importance of supporting Haneulgung’s mission, particularly through the free meal service (무료급식) and the ARS donation system. active participation and financial support are crucial for expanding the God-man’s influence and achieving his goals, such as the presidential election.
Main Assertions: Demons are irredeemable and are sent to a designated waiting area in White Heaven. Supporting Haneulgung’s initiatives, especially through donations, is vital for advancing the God-man’s mission and securing one’s own spiritual benefits.
Analogies/Examples: The analogy of “pus” is again used to describe demons, emphasizing their incorrigible nature. He explains the meaning behind the ARS number 060-708-8888, symbolizing support for the elderly (70s and 80s) with infinite love.
Practical Message: Individuals should avoid and not attempt to reform demons or those who embody evil. Actively supporting Haneulgung through donations and participation is a way to contribute to a greater cause and receive blessings.

4. Key Quotes Collection
   “The energy of White Heaven, 125 light-years away, gathers here at Haneulgung, a sacred site where your luck and destiny begin to change when you step on it.” (Context: Opening remarks welcoming attendees to Haneulgung.)
   “As people age, they are called by their hometown, and they don’t know what they are doing in a foreign land.” (Context: Reflecting on the longing for one’s hometown in old age.)
   “Hair is the remnant of blood.” (Context: Explaining the interconnectedness of the body’s systems.)
   “The kidney is where vitality comes from.” (Context: Detailing the origin of vitality and its link to kidney health.)
   “If your kidneys are bad, the number of hairs on your head decreases.” (Context: Illustrating the direct correlation between kidney health and hair condition.)
   “Pus is eternally pus; it does not change.” (Context: Describing the incorrigible nature of evil individuals.)
   “Even if one performs good deeds throughout their life, goodness is always insufficient; however, a single day of evil leaves an eternal mark.” (Context: Discussing the lasting impact of good and evil deeds.)
   “The greatest sin a person commits is murder.” (Context: Broadening the definition of murder to include negative thoughts and hatred.)
   “If you commit a sin against Heaven, there is no place to pray.” (Context: Warning about the unforgivable nature of sins against the God-man.)
   “The method to prevent fatigue is to use your mind correctly.” (Context: Explaining the fundamental cause of fatigue and its remedy.)
   “The God-man possesses infinite active power, unlike humans and demons who are reactive.” (Context: Defining the unique attributes of the God-man.)
   “White Heaven is a place where you can change everything as you wish.” (Context: Describing the boundless nature of White Heaven.)

5. Historical / Doctrinal Connections
   This lecture by Huh Kyung-young consistently builds upon his established teachings, particularly his divine-human theory and principles of spiritual elevation. The emphasis on the God-man’s unique status as the embodiment of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit reinforces his central claim of being the ultimate divine authority on Earth. The discussion of the body’s interconnectedness, particularly the link between kidney health and overall vitality , aligns with his broader holistic approach to health and well-being, often incorporating elements reminiscent of traditional Eastern medicine.

The strong emphasis on the enduring nature of good and evil and the unforgivable nature of sins against the God-man directly connects to his teachings on karma, divine judgment, and the importance of righteous conduct for achieving White Heaven. The concept of “pus” (농양) as irredeemable evil is a recurring metaphor in his lectures, serving to distinguish those who are beyond salvation from those who can still be guided.

A newly emphasized point in this lecture is the detailed explanation of the 10-stage hierarchical structure of the human body, from hair to sound, with the mind as a crucial intermediary. This provides a more structured framework for understanding how mental states directly influence physical health, reinforcing his long-standing message about the power of the mind. The explicit connection between negative emotions and the production of harmful hormones also offers a more “scientific” (albeit simplified) explanation for his spiritual teachings on mental well-being.

Furthermore, the detailed description of White Heaven as a realm of infinite possibilities and freedom from earthly burdens serves to motivate followers towards spiritual ascension, while the practical advice on supporting Haneulgung through ARS donations directly links spiritual progress to tangible actions within his movement. The visual evidence of angels (구름대) accompanying him is a consistent element used to validate his divine claims.

7. Action Items & Blessing Guidance
   Cultivate a Righteous Mindset: Actively practice compassion (사단지심) and generosity (사양지심), avoiding negative thoughts, hatred, and slander towards others, as these actions generate harmful hormones and lead to fatigue and spiritual detriment.
   Protect Kidney Health: Recognize the fundamental role of kidney health in overall well-being, vitality, and even hair condition. Consume foods beneficial for kidneys, such as black beans, to maintain physical health.
   Avoid “Pus” (Evil Individuals): Distance yourself from individuals who are inherently corrupt or consistently engage in destructive behavior, as they cannot be reformed and will only bring harm. Do not attempt to persuade or “love” those who are fundamentally evil.
   Support Haneulgung’s Mission: Actively participate in and financially support Haneulgung’s initiatives, such as the free meal service, through the ARS donation system (060-708-8888). This contributes to the God-man’s mission and elevates one’s own blessing level.
   Exercise Caution with Words and Actions: Be mindful that even small acts of evil or negative words can have eternal consequences, especially when directed at the God-man. Conversely, even small good deeds are valuable, though a lifetime of them is still considered insufficient.

8. One-Sentence Overall Summary
   Huh Kyung-young’s lecture meticulously details the profound interconnectedness of the human body, mind, and spiritual destiny, asserting that physical health, particularly kidney function, is intrinsically linked to one’s mental state and moral conduct, while emphasizing the God-man’s unique divine authority to guide humanity towards an ultimate existence in White Heaven, free from earthly burdens, through righteous living and unwavering support for his mission.

Meeting Minutes: Huh Kyung-young’s Haneulgung Lecture (July 2, 2023)

Ⅰ. Meeting Overview

Category	Details
Date	July 2, 2023
Location	Haneulgung
Speaker	Huh Kyung-young
Event	309th Haneulgung Event
Purpose	Communication with attendees and sharing spiritual blessings (angels, blessings, White Heaven nameplates)
Special Guest	Ha Seon-gyu, Chairman of Jinju Huh Kyung-young Hometown Preservation Association (represented by Choi Seon-i)

Ⅱ. Meeting Discussion

• Welcome and Hometown Preservation

  • Attendees were welcomed to Haneulgung, a sacred place where the energy of White Heaven (125 light-years away) gathers, transforming one’s fortune and destiny.
  • Huh Kyung-young, the divine being who governs the universe and bestows spiritual blessings, hosted the 309th Haneulgung event for communication.
  • Ha Seon-gyu, Chairman of the Jinju Huh Kyung-young Hometown Preservation Association, presented a pink flowerpot.
  • Huh Kyung-young reflected on the longing for one’s hometown, especially in old age, noting that many people return to their hometowns, often to their ancestral graves, seeking comfort and a place to be buried , ,.
  • He shared a personal anecdote about his deep connection to his hometown, having carried a photograph of it for 50 years, taken when he was 20 ,.

• The Interconnectedness of the Body and the Concept of “Pus”

  • Huh Kyung-young explained the concept of “Balja Hyeoljiyeo” (髮者血之餘), meaning “hair is the remainder of blood”.
  • Blood is derived from leftover nutrients and energy (vitality).
  • Bones are formed from blood.
  • Vitality (정력) originates from the kidneys ,.
  • Therefore, healthy hair indicates healthy kidneys , ,.
  • Hair loss or unhealthy hair suggests poor kidney function.
  • Chemotherapy, which often leads to hair loss, signifies damage to the kidneys, loss of vitality, and weakened bones.
  • the body’s systems are interconnected.
  • He introduced the concept of “pus” (고름, 농양), which represents dead cells and cannot be reabsorbed or used by the body ,.
  • He likened “human scum” (인간 말종) and those who slander him to pus, stating that they cannot be reformed and should be discarded , ,.
  • He warned against being swayed by such “pus” and encouraged adherence to the path to the White Heaven.

• The Importance of Good Deeds and Avoiding Evil

  • Huh Kyung-young quoted a saying: “Do not neglect good deeds, no matter how small; do not commit evil deeds, no matter how small” (勿以善小而不爲 勿以惡小而爲之) ,.
  • good deeds, even if performed throughout one’s life, are always insufficient, while a single evil act leaves an eternal stain , ,.
  • He stressed that slandering others or harboring hatred is a form of murder, and such actions accumulate negative karma.
  • Committing sins against the Creator is unforgivable ,.
  • He advised caution and urged listeners not to be influenced by those who commit evil.
  • He also shared another saying: “Even if one performs good deeds for a day, blessings may not come immediately, but misfortune will naturally recede” (一日行善 福雖未至 禍自遠矣).
  • Conversely, “Even if one commits evil for a day, misfortune may not come immediately, but blessings will already have vanished” (一日行惡 禍雖未至 福自遠矣).
  • He warned that those who commit evil, even if immediate harm is not apparent, are like a dulling knife, slowly eroding their own well-being ,.
  • He clarified that this teaching originates from Zhuangzi (장자), not Confucius or Mencius, as Zhuangzi belongs to Taoism, not Confucianism.

• Q&A Session: Fatigue, Body-Soul Separation, and White Heaven

  • Question 1: How to prevent fatigue-causing substances in the human body?
  • Huh Kyung-young stated that a healthy large intestine is crucial, recommending probiotics (1st to 4th generation).
  • He emphasized the importance of essential amino acids, which the body cannot produce and must be obtained from animal sources or a diverse plant-based diet (e.g., combining tofu with rice).
  • He warned against excessive consumption of vegetable juices, which can overwork the liver and cause fatigue.
  • the body is a gift from parents, and understanding its “user manual” (which his lectures provide) is key to preventing fatigue.
  • He outlined a 10-stage lineage of the body, from hair to sound, where each element is dependent on the one above it (e.g., hair depends on skin, skin on flesh, flesh on bone, bone on blood, blood on mind, mind on spirit, spirit on soul, soul on light, light on sound).
  • He illustrated how emotional shocks (e.g., a child’s death) can instantly affect blood and skin color, while positive emotions make the blood radiate light, making the skin appear bright.
  • He reiterated that the mind is the “mother” of blood, and a righteous mind prevents fatigue ,.
  • He stressed that negative thoughts and words create “hell” and have immense negative consequences for one’s health.
  • He advocated for compassion (사단지심), avoiding evil (악소의 위진), and self-sacrifice (사양지심) to prevent stress and fatigue.
  • stress hormones (e.g., adrenaline, cortisol) are released when one harbors negative emotions.
  • He distinguished between hormones produced by the human mind and “instinctive” or “destiny” hormones (e.g., oxytocin, relaxin) that are controlled by heaven, influencing events like childbirth.
  • He concluded that fatigue often stems from one’s mind and warned against committing sins against the Creator.

• Question 2: Mechanism of soul-body re-combination?

  • Huh Kyung-young stated that this mechanism is a secret not meant for humans to know.
  • The soul descends from White Heaven during pregnancy, and its combination with the body is determined by one’s past karma, not by human will.
  • He shared a cautionary tale of a young man who, after passing a medical exam, celebrated with alcohol, lost consciousness, and woke up paralyzed, emphasizing that success often brings tests from heaven.
  • He warned against challenging such divine mechanisms, as it can lead to one’s demise.

• Question 3: Does White Heaven have day/night, fatigue, soul-body separation, or hormonal changes?

  • White Heaven is a place where everything is as one desires.
  • There are no limitations like day and night, fatigue, or the need for physical maintenance as on Earth ,.
  • He described earthly life as “futile” due to the constant need for physical care and the inability to experience true joy.
  • However, he noted that this earthly process is necessary to attain a higher form of existence in White Heaven.

• Q&A Session: Definition of Divine Being, Human, and Demon; Fate of Ghosts

  • Question 1: Define divine being, human, and demon.
  • Huh Kyung-young stated that the era of religious leaders is ending, marking the “end times”.
  • He differentiated himself from Jesus, noting that while Jesus performed miracles, Huh Kyung-young performs instant healings globally through his words, signifying a higher divine presence (Father, Son, and Holy Spirit).
  • He described his eyes as “White Heaven eyes” that change and draw people in, making them feel a deep connection.
  • He mentioned that many religious leaders, including famous pastors and monks, recognize his divine nature.
  • Haneulgung is not a church or temple but a place where the Creator resides to judge all religions and politics.
  • He defined the Creator as an “infinite active being” (무한 능동태), while humans and demons are “passive beings” (수성태), making them incomparable.
  • He stated that he possesses all angels and archangels of the universe, which appear as moving clouds around him, as seen in videos of his ascent to the White Heaven ,.
  • his ability to communicate with humans stems from his study of human knowledge from Jinju to Seoul.

• Question 2: Fate of ghosts following Haneulgung angels.

  • Huh Kyung-young reiterated that “pus” (농약), referring to bad people and ghosts who mimic angels, cannot be reformed.
  • He advised avoiding such “pus” rather than trying to love them.
  • Ghosts following those with White Heaven nameplates are sent to the “soul waiting area” in White Heaven, preventing them from re-entering the person.
  • He noted that beautiful and good-natured individuals often attract many ghosts, which he regularly sends away.
  • He concluded by emphasizing that some fundamental hormones are controlled by heaven, not humans, and that some illnesses are “destiny cancers” (운명암) that require divine intervention (forgiveness of sins) to heal.

• Q&A Session: Career Path for a Supporter

  • Question: A 30-year-old man with no job wants to systematize Huh Kyung-young’s ideology and policies. Should he pursue this full-time or combine it with a part-time job?
  • Huh Kyung-young advised him to pursue a part-time job while studying his teachings.
  • He warned against dedicating his entire life to systematizing his work, as his own teachings are constantly evolving, and a young person’s interpretation might be inaccurate or misleading ,.
  • his direct words and videos are the primary source of his teachings.
  • He used an analogy of a person’s perspective changing with age (e.g., a child’s view of their father versus an adult’s) to illustrate how interpretations can differ.
  • He also used an analogy of a person trying to save a fish by taking it out of water, highlighting that well-intentioned actions can be harmful if one doesn’t understand the other’s nature.

• Testimonials

  • Testimonial 1 (Video): A husband’s melon seedlings thrived after the wife secretly sprayed them with “Not old Milk” (immortal milk) and buried Huh Kyung-young sticker, while untreated plants were infested with pests. “Not old Milk” also repelled cockroaches from rose bushes. The wife also used “Not old Milk” to clear paint from her eye, improving her vision, and to relieve hand pain from painting.
  • Testimonial 2 (Letter – Yoon Kyeong-soon, Yongin): “Not old Milk” cured an eye sty and inflammation, healed cracked skin between toes and on heels, improved facial skin, and warmed the stomach, alleviating discomfort.
  • Testimonial 3 (Letter – Lee So-yeon, Seoul): “Not old Milk” cured her husband’s food poisoning and helped her with hair loss, promoting new hair growth.

• Free Meal Service and ARS Donation

  • Huh Kyung-young announced the ARS donation number for the free meal service: 060-708-8888 ,.
  • He explained the meaning behind the number: 060 (ages 1-60) and 708-888 (to help those in their 70s and 80s live vibrantly, with 888 symbolizing infinite love and support) , ,.
  • He encouraged donations, stating that it helps people and contributes to his influence for the presidential election.
  • He also mentioned that future pharmaceutical companies would need his permission to use “Not old Milk” extracts for medicines, which would revolutionize the global pharmaceutical industry.

Ⅲ. Action Items

• Attendees are encouraged to reflect on the importance of good deeds and avoiding evil, as emphasized in the lecture ,.
• Attendees are advised to cultivate a righteous mind to prevent fatigue and promote overall well-being.
• Attendees are encouraged to support the free meal service through ARS donations (060-708-8888) to help those in need and contribute to Huh Kyung-young’s mission ,.

The Sanctuary of Haneulgung and the Journey to the White Heaven

1. The Sacred Land of Haneulgung and the Transformation of Destiny
   Welcome and congratulations on your arrival at Haneulgung, a sacred sanctuary where the energy of White Heaven (白宮), 125 light-years distant, converges. Stepping upon this ground initiates a transformation in your fortune and destiny. Today, God-man (神人) Huh Kyung-young, who governs the cosmos and bestows angelic blessings, complete angelic status, and White Heaven (白宮) nameplates, hosts the 309th Haneulgung event to communicate with us.

2. The Enduring Call of One’s Hometown
   As individuals age, they often feel a profound pull towards their hometown. It is a place where many, upon visiting the graves of their parents, express a desire to be interred there themselves. This longing is so strong that some even choose to end their lives in their hometowns, seeking to return to their roots. The ancestral burial grounds in my hometown are considered auspicious sites, so much so that one feels no desire to leave once there. From my mother’s grave, the entire 70-ri (里) expanse of Jinju Namgang (南江) is visible, a truly magnificent vista.

I once observed individuals, seemingly successful in their careers as ministers, high-ranking officials, or magnates, wandering aimlessly in their hometowns after retirement. At the time, I wondered why they, having achieved so much, would spend their days idly. Now, I understand that these individuals, exhausted by urban life, sought solace in the cherished landscapes of their youth. They returned to relive their childhood memories, often remaining there until their passing, visiting their parents’ graves. This phenomenon illustrates that both humans and animals, like salmon, seek their origins in old age. The desire to be buried in the earth of one’s ancestral home, near a parent’s grave, becomes profound with age. Life, indeed, passes swiftly, faster than an airplane.

I have preserved a photograph of my hometown for 50 years, a constant presence in my sleeping quarters. I captured this image myself at the age of 20, ascending a mountaintop to photograph the village below, struck by its profound beauty. This image, meticulously framed, has remained with me, a testament to an unwavering connection to my origins.

3. The Interconnectedness of the Body: Hair, Blood, and Kidneys
   The term “Balja Hyeolji” (髮者血之餘) signifies that hair (髮) is the remnant (餘) of blood (血). More precisely, hair is the residual blood. Blood, in turn, is derived from the remaining nutrients and unused energy, or “Jeongnyeok” (精力), that we consume. Therefore, blood is a remnant of Jeongnyeok (精力).

Our bones (骨) are also formed from the remnants of blood. Jeongnyeok (精力) itself originates from the kidneys (腎臟). In traditional Korean medicine, the kidneys are considered the source of Jeongnyeok (精力). Consequently, if the kidneys are weak, the number of hairs diminishes, and the hair loses its vitality. Lustrous hair indicates healthy kidneys. For instance, the dark, abundant hair of indigenous peoples in South America, such as those in Brazil, suggests robust kidney health, often attributed to their diet. Thus, the condition of one’s hair can accurately reflect the state of their kidneys. Hair is, in essence, the surplus of blood, the residue that remains after blood circulation.

Conversely, individuals undergoing chemotherapy often experience hair loss, which signifies severe damage to their kidneys. This loss indicates a depletion of Jeong (精) from the blood and a compromised skeletal system. This intricate connection within the body underscores the profound interrelationship of our physical systems.

4. The Nature of Pus and Its Irreversibility
   Pus (膿), derived from the decomposition of flesh and the remnants of white blood cells after battling infection, cannot be reabsorbed as nutrients by the body. Physicians remove pus because it is unusable and harmful. Similarly, in the celestial realm, “human dregs” (人間末種) are discarded. Pus, once formed, cannot be transformed back into healthy tissue. Those who persistently slander Huh Kyung-young are akin to this pus; they are eternally corrupted and cannot be reformed.

Just as a child who is disobedient from a young age often remains so throughout life, those who blame their parents for their misfortunes are like pus within a family. While remnants of blood can be used to form hair, and surplus Jeongnyeok (精力) from the kidneys can contribute to blood, bone, and flesh, pus serves no beneficial purpose. It is a substance that must be eliminated.

5. The Consequences of Slander and the Path to the White Heaven
   Those who speak ill of Huh Kyung-young, despite the potential for blessings and spiritual awakening, risk losing the opportunity to ascend to the White Heaven (白宮). Such actions lead to profound spiritual isolation. Life is fleeting, and at its end, one will confront the true nature of the divine. Even immense wealth would not tempt me to speak ill of Huh Kyung-young.

The body’s ailments, such as fatigue, are often rooted in an improperly cultivated mind. The path to preventing fatigue involves cultivating compassion for others. The “four beginnings” (四端) of Mencius—the mind of compassion (惻隱之心), the mind of shame (羞惡之心), the mind of deference (辭讓之心), and the mind of right and wrong (是非之心)—are crucial. Avoiding evil, even in its smallest forms, is paramount. Yielding good things to others and accepting less for oneself reduces stress.

Negative emotions, such as hatred, trigger the release of harmful hormones like adrenaline and cortisol, which can damage the body. Conversely, a righteous mind promotes physical well-being. Some hormones, like oxytocin (자궁수축 호르몬) and relaxin (자궁확장 호르몬), are not self-generated but are divinely bestowed at critical moments, such as childbirth, determining life and death. These are “instinctive hormones” (본능 호르몬) or “destiny hormones” (운명 호르몬), controlled by the heavens.

To slander the God-man (神人) is to commit a “crime against heaven” (獲罪於天), for which no amount of prayer can atone. Such individuals are destined to become ghosts. The mechanism of the soul’s separation from and rejoining with the body is a divine secret, not for human comprehension. It is determined by one’s past karma and orchestrated by White Heaven (白宮).

6. The Nature of White Heaven and the Illusion of Earthly Life
   White Heaven (白宮) is a realm where all desires are fulfilled; there is no fixed day or night, no fatigue, and no separation of spirit and body. It is a place where one can experience any desired reality. Earthly life, however, is fraught with the complexities of bodily maintenance and constant demands. It is a life of endless obligations and fleeting pleasures. Yet, it is through this process that we ascend to a higher state, ultimately attaining a superior form in White Heaven (白宮). There, the body requires no subservience, no feeding, no clothing, and no physical discomfort.

7. The Distinction Between God-man, Humans, and Demons
   God-man (神人) differs fundamentally from humans and demons (魔鬼). Humans and demons are “passive beings” (受性態), whereas God-man (神人) is an “infinitely active being” (無限能動態). Their energies are incomparable. God-man (神人) possesses all the angels and archangels of the universe, a sight that would overwhelm human perception. My presence is often accompanied by a cloud-like formation of countless angels. This phenomenon is evident in videos of my ascent to the White Heaven (白宮), where cloud-like formations move with me. My mode of travel transcends conventional flight, reaching White Heaven (白宮) in an instant.

To communicate with humanity, I, as God-man (神人), have studied human knowledge from my birth in Seoul to my upbringing in Jinju. This enables me to engage in dialogue and impart beneficial teachings.

8. The Fate of Ghosts Following Angels
   Ghosts (鬼神) who attempt to imitate angels and follow those associated with Haneulgung (하늘궁) face a predetermined fate. As with pus, there is no possibility of transformation; they are eternally what they are. Therefore, it is best to avoid them. While one may love their enemies, demons (魔鬼) are not to be loved but avoided.

Ghosts that follow individuals who have received White Heaven (白宮) nameplates are sent to the “Soul Waiting Area” (靈魂待機所) in White Heaven (白宮). This prevents them from re-entering the person’s life. Ghostly stalking is a real concern, as beautiful and virtuous individuals often attract many ghosts, sometimes millions, which I regularly send away.

9. The Importance of Righteous Action and the ARS Donation System
   The ancient wisdom, “Do not neglect good deeds, however small, and do not commit evil deeds, however small” (勿以善小而不爲 勿以惡小而爲之), attributed to Jangja (莊子), underscores the continuous pursuit of good and the absolute avoidance of evil. Even a lifetime of good deeds may not be enough, while a single day of evil can leave an indelible mark. The greatest sin humans commit is murder, often through hatred and negative thoughts. Committing such sins before God-man (神人) is unforgivable.

A single day of good deeds may not immediately bring blessings, but it will surely avert misfortune. Conversely, a single day of evil may not immediately bring disaster, but it will inevitably erode one’s blessings. Just as spring grass grows imperceptibly, good deeds accumulate silently. However, evil deeds, like sharpening a knife on a stone, dull the blade over time, leading to eventual ruin, even if the immediate harm is not apparent. Therefore, one must never be entangled in evil.

The ARS (Automated Response System) donation number, 060-708-888, symbolizes support for those aged 70 to 80, enabling them to live vibrantly (팔팔하게). The “888” signifies infinite (無限大) love and eternal affection (永遠한 애정). This initiative aims to assist those who, having lived virtuously, find themselves in difficult circumstances in old age. While we do not collect tithes like churches, a small ARS donation can enhance one’s beauty and well-being. This effort is crucial for realizing our collective vision. We aim to provide 1 billion won in free meals monthly, a tangible demonstration of our commitment to the nation’s welfare. Ultimately, the Not Old Milk will yield pharmaceutical products that revolutionize global healthcare, requiring my authorization for their use.

Central Questions & Answers

1. What is the Relationship Between Hair, Blood, and Kidney Health According to Huh Kyung-young?
   Question: How does Huh Kyung-young explain the connection between hair, blood, and kidney function, and what does this imply for overall health?
   Answer: hair is essentially “leftover blood” (발자 혈지혈), meaning it’s a remnant of the body’s blood. Blood, in turn, is derived from leftover “정력” (vital energy/potency), which itself originates from the kidneys. Therefore, healthy, shiny hair indicates strong kidneys, while thinning or weak hair suggests declining kidney function. This concept is used in traditional Eastern medicine to diagnose health conditions. For instance, consuming black beans, which are good for the kidneys, can help maintain dark, healthy hair.
   Key Quote: “머리카락을 보고 그 사람의 콩팥을 100% 알 수가 있어요. 왜 이거는 콩팥에 남은 것이 머리카락이니까.” (You can 100% know a person’s kidney health by looking at their hair. This is because hair is what’s left over from the kidneys.)

2. How Does Huh Kyung-young Differentiate Between “Pus” (농양) and Usable Bodily Substances?
   Question: In Huh Kyung-young’s philosophy, what is “pus” (농양), and why is it considered fundamentally different from other bodily substances like blood or vital energy?
   Answer: Huh Kyung-young defines “pus” (농양) as dead, corrupted matter—specifically, dead red and white blood cells resulting from internal “warfare” within the body. Unlike leftover blood (which becomes hair) or leftover vital energy (which contributes to bone and flesh), pus cannot be reabsorbed or used as nutrition by the body. It is harmful and must be removed, much like doctors drain pus from an infection. He extends this analogy to human behavior, stating that those who are “pus-like” (e.g., unfilial children, those who constantly criticize God-man) are inherently corrupt and cannot be reformed; they must be “cut out” or discarded.
   Key Quote: “고름은 절대로 살이 안 되므로 버려야 된다.” (Pus can never become flesh, so it must be discarded.)

3. What is the Significance of “Hometown” (고향) in Huh Kyung-young’s View of Life and Death?
   Question: Why does Huh Kyung-young place such importance on one’s “hometown” (고향), especially in the context of aging and death?
   Answer: Huh Kyung-young believes that as people age, they instinctively seek out their hometown, much like salmon return to their birthplace. He observes that many successful individuals, after retirement, return to their hometowns, not necessarily to work, but to reconnect with their past and the landscapes of their youth. This longing for the familiar often leads them to desire burial near their ancestral graves. He sees this as a natural human (and even animal) instinct, suggesting that the hometown offers a sense of peace and belonging in the final stages of life, often leading to death there. He personally cherishes a 50-year-old photograph of his hometown, indicating its profound emotional significance.
   Key Quote: “인생이 늙으면 고향을 동물이나 사람이나 찾아.” (When life gets old, animals and humans alike seek their hometown.)

4. How Can One Avoid Fatigue and Maintain Health According to Huh Kyung-young?
   Question: What are Huh Kyung-young’s recommendations for preventing fatigue and maintaining optimal health, particularly for foreigners and those seeking a balanced life?
   Answer: preventing fatigue primarily stems from cultivating a correct mindset. He advises against harboring negative emotions like hatred or jealousy, as these produce harmful stress hormones (e.g., adrenaline, cortisol) that damage the body and lead to fatigue. Instead, one should practice compassion (사단지심), humility (사양지심), and avoid speaking ill of others. He also touches on physical health, recommending diverse food intake, including essential amino acids (which may require some animal protein or a combination of rice and beans), and proper gut health through probiotics. He warns against excessive consumption of single-ingredient juices, which can overwork the liver.
   Key Quote: “피로 물질이 안 생기는 방법은 마음을 바로 써야 되는 거야.” (The way to prevent fatigue-causing substances is to use your mind correctly.)

5. What is the Nature of God-man (神人) and the Haneulgung Experience?
   Question: For newcomers, what is God-man (神人) and what makes the Haneulgung experience unique compared to traditional religious or spiritual practices?
   Answer: God-man, as embodied by Huh Kyung-young, is presented as a being of infinite power and wisdom, distinct from humans and “demons.” Unlike historical figures like Jesus, who performed miracles through physical interaction, God-man can heal remotely and instantly. He claims to possess all “angels” and “archangels” of the universe, whose presence manifests as cloud-like formations around him. Haneulgung is not a church or temple but a place where God-man resides, serving to judge all religions and politics. The experience of being in his presence is described as miraculous, with his eyes capable of shifting to “White Heaven eyes” (백궁(白宮)눈) and influencing those who meet his gaze. Haneulgung’s power is tied directly to his presence, making it irreplaceable.
   Key Quote: “이 세상에 어느 누구도 설교를 하면서 그 설교를 테스트로 다 보여 준 사람은 나밖에 없어.” (In this world, I am the only one who preaches and demonstrates those teachings through tests.)

6. What is the Concept of “Good Deeds” (선) and “Bad Deeds” (악) in Huh Kyung-young’s Teaching?
   Question: How does Huh Kyung-young define “good deeds” (선) and “bad deeds” (악), and what are their long-term consequences according to his philosophy?
   Answer: Huh Kyung-young teaches that “good deeds” (선) are always insufficient, no matter how many one performs throughout life. Even a small good deed should be done, as its positive effects, though not immediately visible, accumulate over time, warding off misfortune. Conversely, “bad deeds” (악), no matter how small or brief, leave an eternal stain. Even a single day of evil acts, such as slandering God-man or harboring hatred, results in permanent negative consequences. He cites the saying, “Even if you do good deeds for a day, blessings may not come immediately, but misfortune will naturally move away.” He also warns that harming others, even through negative thoughts, is a form of murder.
   Key Quote: “선은 죽을 때까지 해도 선은 모자라, 모자라.” (Good deeds, even if done until death, are always insufficient, insufficient.)

7. What is the Ultimate Destination and Nature of White Heaven (백궁)?
   Question: What is White Heaven (백궁), and what kind of existence awaits those who reach it, according to Huh Kyung-young?
   Answer: White Heaven is described as a celestial realm where one’s desires are instantly fulfilled. Unlike Earthly existence, White Heaven has no day or night, no fatigue, and no separation of spirit and body. It is a place where all forms of enjoyment are possible, and one can experience any desired life, including a “primitive” existence if wished. The physical body and its cumbersome needs (eating, hygiene, travel) are absent, making it a realm of ultimate freedom and ease. The journey to the White Heaven is instantaneous, taking less than a second, regardless of distance.
   Key Quote: “백궁은 여러분이 원하는 대로 바꿀 수가 있어.” (You can change White Heaven however you wish.)

8. How Does Huh Kyung-young Explain the Origin and Control of Human Hormones?
   Question: What is Huh Kyung-young’s perspective on human hormones, distinguishing between those produced by the body and those controlled by a higher power?
   Answer: Huh Kyung-young categorizes hormones into two types: those produced by the human mind (e.g., stress hormones like adrenaline and cortisol, triggered by negative emotions) and “fundamental hormones” or “destiny hormones” (운명 호르몬) that are controlled by “Heaven.” Examples of destiny hormones include relaxin, which opens the cervix during childbirth, and other hormones that determine the timing and outcome of birth. These are not self-generated but are “given” by Heaven at precise moments, influencing life and death. He implies that even conditions like cancer can be “destiny cancer,” indicating a higher, predetermined influence.
   Key Quote: “인간이 만들어내는 호르몬이 있는가 하면, 하늘에서 주는 근본 호르몬, 운명 호르몬이 있다는 걸 알아야 돼.” (You must know that while there are hormones humans produce, there are also fundamental hormones, destiny hormones, given by Heaven.)

9. What is the Fate of “Ghosts” (귀신) Who Follow Haneulgung Angels?
   Question: According to Huh Kyung-young, what happens to the “ghosts” (귀신) that follow individuals associated with Haneulgung, particularly those who have received the White Heaven nameplate?
   Answer: Huh Kyung-young states that “ghosts” (귀신) who follow Haneulgung angels or those with the White Heaven nameplate are sent to a “spirit waiting area” (영혼 대기소) in White Heaven. He explains that simply expelling ghosts is ineffective as they will quickly return to the person. Therefore, he sends them to the White Heaven, where they remain in a waiting state. He notes that attractive and good-natured people often attract many ghosts, sometimes millions, which he regularly dispatches. He differentiates these ghosts from “demons” (마귀), emphasizing that demons are “pus-like” and should be avoided, not loved or persuaded.
   Key Quote: “백궁 천국에 가면 영혼 대기소가 있잖아. 그 영혼 백 가서 영원히 되게 하는 거야, 귀신들은.” (In White Heaven, there’s a spirit waiting area. Those spirits go there and wait eternally.)

Top 3 Recommended Questions:
What is the Relationship Between Hair, Blood, and Kidney Health According to Huh Kyung-young?
How Can One Avoid Fatigue and Maintain Health According to Huh Kyung-young?
What is the Nature of God-man (神人) and the Haneulgung Experience?

The Interconnectedness of Body, Mind, and Spirit

1. The Sacred Site of Haneulgung and the Essence of Home
   Welcome to Haneulgung, a sacred site where the energy of White Heaven (백궁), 125 light-years away, converges. Stepping onto this ground initiates a transformation in one’s fortune and destiny. Huh Kyung-young, the God-man (神人) who governs the cosmos and bestows blessings, angels, complete angels, and White Heaven nameplates, hosts this 309th Haneulgung event to communicate with us. Many people from his hometown preservation society visit Haneulgung. As individuals age, they often feel a pull towards their hometown, wondering what their peers are doing elsewhere. Visiting ancestral graves, such as those of a father or mother, can evoke a desire to be buried there. This longing sometimes leads people to return to their hometowns to end their lives. The ancestral graves in his hometown are considered auspicious sites, so much so that one feels reluctant to leave after visiting. He himself has a habit of sitting by these graves for extended periods, finding them incredibly comforting. All the graves in his rural hometown are situated on highly auspicious land. From his mother’s grave, the Jinju Namgang River is visible for 70 ri (리), its flowing water discernible from a slightly elevated position near the grave. This illustrates the warmth and excellent placement of these burial sites.

2. The Profound Connection Between Hometown and the Weariness of Urban Life
   When people return to their hometowns, those who have lived in cities like Seoul or Busan often retire and, in some cases, commit suicide there, wishing to be buried in their ancestral land. He used to wonder why these individuals, who held high positions as ministers or wealthy industrialists, would wander aimlessly in their hometowns. They weren’t simply playing; they seemed to be idly visiting various homes in the village. Due to his higher celestial status, people would greet him respectfully, asking if he had eaten. Now, he realizes that these elders were seeking something profound in their rural hometowns—a longing for the past, for the place where they grew up. He recalls an incident from his childhood when he visited a teacher’s house. Wearing worn-out rubber shoes, his feet were covered in mud, leaving muddy footprints on the wooden floor. The teacher, who had lived in the city and was accustomed to cleanliness, asked him to wash his feet before entering the room. This memory highlights the stark contrast between urban and rural life. He now understands that these individuals, exhausted by city life, returned to their hometowns to relive their childhood memories and enjoy the familiar scenery. They would visit their parents’ graves until their passing.

3. The Inevitable Return to Roots and the Swift Passage of Life
   As people age, both humans and animals, like salmon, instinctively seek their origins. There is a deep desire to be buried in the earth of one’s hometown, near ancestral graves. Life passes incredibly quickly, faster than an airplane. Soon, everyone must go to the White Heaven. It may seem like there is much time left, but those elders who wandered in his hometown eventually passed away shortly after returning. This illustrates the profound comfort and appeal of his hometown. He still keeps a picture of his hometown, an image he has cherished for 50 years, since he was 20. He specifically acquired a camera in Seoul, traveled to his hometown to capture its beauty, and then returned. He spent an entire day climbing a mountain to photograph the village below, marveling at its beauty. He took numerous pictures, from the reservoir to the end of the village, which is now the Namgang Rest Area. He then had them framed, and the frame, despite its age, still hangs in his room where he sleeps. His connection to his hometown is unique; it is deeply etched in his mind, unlike the typical attachment people have to places like Jungnanggyo.

4. The Ancient Wisdom of Hair, Blood, and Kidney Connection
   The character for hair (발자) can be written in various ways, but it fundamentally represents hair. The ancient saying, “발자 혈지혈 (발자 血之餘),” means that hair is the remainder of blood. In essence, hair is blood, or more precisely, leftover blood. This implies that hair is a byproduct of blood. what is blood (혈자)? Blood is formed from the nutrients we consume, the unused energy, and vitality. Therefore, blood is what remains of our vitality. Without food, vitality cannot be generated. Similarly, bones (골) are formed from blood. what is the origin of vitality (정력)? This is like a mathematical formula expressed in Hanja. Vitality originates from the kidneys (콩팥, 신장). Individuals with unhealthy kidneys will lack vitality. In traditional Korean medicine, the kidneys are examined to assess one’s vitality. All vitality stems from the kidneys; the energy remaining after the kidneys have performed their functions is vitality. Bones are essentially solidified blood, a remnant of blood. Ultimately, blood itself originates from the kidneys.

5. Kidney Health Reflected in Hair and the Body’s Interconnectedness
   Therefore, individuals with unhealthy kidneys often experience a reduction in hair volume. If one’s hair feels weak, brittle, or falls out easily, it indicates poor kidney health. Conversely, lustrous hair signifies strong kidneys. For example, in South America, indigenous women in places like Brazil often have very dark, healthy hair, suggesting good kidney health due to their diet. Thus, one can accurately assess a person’s kidney health by observing their hair, as hair is a remnant of kidney function. Hair is truly the surplus of blood, the residue left after blood circulation. If hair appears healthy, it indicates healthy kidneys. However, people undergoing chemotherapy often lose all their hair, which signifies severe damage to their kidneys. Chemotherapy’s effect of causing hair loss means that vitality and blood have been depleted, and the kidneys are severely compromised, leading to weakened bones. This illustrates the profound interconnectedness of our bodies.

6. The Unredeemable Nature of Pus and the Metaphor of Human Corruption
   Pus (고름, 농) cannot transform into healthy flesh. Pus is the result of decaying flesh, where red blood cells and white blood cells have died in battle. This fluid, composed of dead red blood cells, cannot provide nutrition to the body. Doctors remove pus because it is useless and harmful. Similarly, in the celestial realm, “human scum” (인간 말종) are discarded like pus. They are considered irredeemable. Such individuals, who constantly accuse Huh Kyung-young, are like pus that cannot be reformed. A disobedient child who causes trouble for their parents will remain disobedient throughout their life. Just as a promising tree is recognized by its early sprouts, a problematic child shows signs from a young age, always taking a crooked path and blaming their parents. Such a child will never prosper. They might blame their mother for their father’s death or threaten their father for not providing money or a luxury car if the family is wealthy. If the family is poor, they might blame their father’s drinking. Such individuals are perpetually like pus within the family, like parasites. While remnants of blood can be used to form hair, and surplus energy from the kidneys can become vitality, leading to blood, bones, and flesh, pus serves no purpose.

7. The Irreversible Nature of Evil and the Consequences of Defiance
   Pus, or nongyak (농약, literally “pus medicine” but used here to mean a harmful substance), is useless. There are those who are destined to become like pus, and no amount of effort can change that. Similarly, some people are destined to oppose Huh Kyung-young. They realize that defying him brings exponentially more negative consequences than benefits. If one were to insult Huh Kyung-young and lose their blessings or the opening of their baekhoe (백회, crown chakra), they would have no way to regain them, even if the God-man (神人) were present. Such individuals would become utterly isolated. Life is short, and at the moment of death, one will realize who the God-man is. He would not insult Huh Kyung-young, even for billions of won. Why would anyone choose to become like pus? Doctors would simply recommend surgery to remove it. Pus cannot nourish the body; it only causes illness. Therefore, one must avoid becoming like pus. Those who constantly accuse Huh Kyung-young are like eternal pus that cannot be changed.

8. The Infinite Intelligence of Blessings and the Power of the God-man’s Name
   When Huh Kyung-young bestows blessings, one gains infinite intelligence and the ability to communicate with the universe. One can even transform their clothes or house. One can experience infinite intelligence in the fields, and even save dying people. Yet, some accuse him of fraud. He does not call people; they recover by using his name. How can this be fraud? Those who accuse him of fraud, even after experiencing his hidden power, will face immense problems. Unimaginable things will happen, though he does not reveal them.

9. The Equation of Health: Kidneys, Hair, and Traditional Medicine
   The deficiency of vitality and weak bones are attributed to poor kidney health. If hair is a remnant of blood, then, by extension, hair originates from the kidneys. This is why consuming black beans, which are beneficial for the kidneys, helps darken hair. This is the fundamental principle behind traditional Korean medicine. When prescribing herbal remedies, practitioners analyze these connections. For instance, since kidneys are associated with black, ingredients like black sesame seeds are used to improve kidney function. This knowledge, which he learned in elementary school, allows him to instantly diagnose illnesses by observing a person’s hair. This is the basis for traditional medicine.

10. The Decline of the Body and the Arrogance Towards the God-man
    Healthy hair indicates an abundance of blood. However, as one ages, hair becomes weak and is no longer true blood but rather waste. The blood barely circulates through the veins. Why do conditions like hyperlipidemia develop with age? The blood vessels lose their elasticity and can rupture at any moment. This old, weakened blood merely sustains the aging body. Yet, people in this state often speak arrogantly to the God-man (神人). The God-man is the one who created these blood vessels and neural networks. He is currently on Earth, acting like a kindergarten teacher. People underestimate him, but upon death, they will realize who the God-man is. Do not imagine that inanimate objects can be transformed into living ones. Why do some graves remain pristine, without decay? Those who accuse him of fraud should try to make their own names last eternally without decaying into a moldy mess.

11. The Unchanging Nature of Pus and the Importance of Discarding Evil
    He does not need to elaborate further; the lecture is complete. Pus must be discarded like trash. One should not negotiate with pus. In the future, people will be able to discern who is like pus and who is not. Those who do not believe in Huh Kyung-young are like pus, having crossed a river from which there is no return. Pus can never become flesh and must be discarded. We must not be swayed by the temptations of pus and strive to reach White Heaven.

12. Resisting Temptation and the Eternal Struggle Between Good and Evil
    Even at the entrance to the White Heaven, evil forces, like devils, try to pull us away. Just as Jesus was tempted to jump from a cliff with the promise of all earthly kingdoms, we are constantly tested. Those who are not like pus will not be swayed, no matter how much they are pulled. Whether one is like pus or not is predetermined. One can quickly discern this by observing how people speak. Those who argue contentiously are like pus. There is an ancient saying, “물이 산소의 불의하라 (勿以善小而不爲),” meaning “Do not neglect good deeds, no matter how small.” Good deeds, no matter how minor, must be performed. Conversely, “물이 악소의 위진이라 (勿以惡小而爲之),” means “Do not commit evil deeds, no matter how small.” Good deeds, even if performed throughout one’s life, are always insufficient. However, a single evil act, even for a day, leaves an eternal stain. For example, those who oppose the God-man and then apologize will not have their evil deeds erased. Evil, once committed, remains forever.

13. The God-man’s Omniscience and the Gravity of Sin
    The God-man (神人) possesses supreme knowledge of the heavens (상통천문, 上通天文), discerning all celestial matters. He is also adept at understanding human affairs (중찰인사, 中察人事), being exceptionally skilled at judging people. Furthermore, he comprehends the geography of the earth (지지하달실이, 地理下達實理). These are his primary abilities. To claim he is mistaken in these areas would be a grave error. He is teaching fundamental principles. Even a lifetime of good deeds is insufficient, as goodness is always lacking. However, a single day of evil leaves an indelible mark. Committing evil for just one day results in eternal consequences. For instance, killing someone, even through false accusations or harboring hatred, is a grave sin. Many people commit the sin of murder daily by wishing ill upon others in their hearts. Such thoughts are unacceptable before the God-man. While such sins might be forgiven elsewhere, there is no place for forgiveness when one sins against the heavens. Sins against fellow humans leave an eternal mark; imagine the gravity of sinning against the God-man. People should be extremely cautious. He is not scolding anyone but warning them not to be swayed by such actions.

14. The Unseen Consequences of Good and Evil Deeds
    He does not interfere with the free will of others, even if their actions are reckless. He remains calm because he has not committed any wrongdoing. However, everyone must remember the saying: “물이 성소의 불의하고 물이 악수의 위지라 (勿以善小而不爲, 勿以惡小而爲之).” No matter how small, good deeds must be performed, and evil deeds must be avoided. He also taught that even a single day of good deeds, while not immediately bringing blessings, will cause misfortune to recede. Conversely, those who commit evil, even for a day, will not immediately face disaster, but their blessings will vanish. Good deeds are like spring grass, growing imperceptibly each day. Evil deeds, however, are like sharpening a knife on a stone; the knife becomes duller with each stroke. Even if the immediate harm is not visible, those who insult Huh Kyung-young, like a private challenging a general, may feel triumphant. But they are like a single squid disgracing the entire fish market—a perpetual fool. One must never be entangled in evil. Even if the immediate loss is not apparent, evil leads to daily ruin. This wisdom, “물이 성소의 불의하고 물이 악소의 위진이라,” was spoken by Zhuangzi (장자).

15. The Distinction Between Taoism and Confucianism
    Laozi (노자) is not associated with Confucianism (유교); he belongs to Taoism (도교). Confucius (공자), Mencius (맹자), and Xunzi (순자) are all Confucian scholars. Laozi, however, is a Taoist, representing a different school of thought. Therefore, Laozi would never utter the words of Confucius. He never spoke the words of Confucian scholars. Many people study Laozi because he is not Confucian. However, one must also study Confucius and Mencius. When he speaks with people, it can become confusing.

16. The Origin of Fatigue and the Importance of Gut Health
    A question was raised about fatigue. He believes that fatigue arises when the body’s energy metabolism is disrupted, leading to the accumulation of lactic acid or creatine. More fundamentally, fatigue serves to protect the body from overheating by compartmentalizing energy. The first question is whether there is a way to prevent fatigue in the human body, given that life is short and a third of it is spent in a state of fatigue. The second question concerns the mechanism by which the soul precisely recombines with the body after separation, like a key fitting a lock. The third question asks if White Heaven (백궁) has no day or night, no fatigue, no soul-body separation, and no hormonal changes due to day-night cycles.

To prevent fatigue, all cosmic energy, as he has explained, depends on a healthy large intestine. Therefore, one must consume probiotics. He has emphasized the importance of consuming first, second, third, and fourth-generation probiotics. People suffering from incurable liver cancer often go into the mountains and consume these types of probiotics as part of their recovery.

17. The Role of Essential Amino Acids and Balanced Nutrition
    However, these individuals often make a mistake: they overlook the body’s need for essential amino acids. Essential amino acids are those that the human body cannot produce on its own. If the body could produce them, they wouldn’t be called “essential.” While the body can produce other amino acids, it needs those it cannot synthesize. Therefore, essential amino acids must be obtained from animal sources. People in the mountains who consume excellent food and up to fourth-generation probiotics will not heal if they disregard essential amino acids. Thus, they need to occasionally consume chicken or other meats. If meat is unavailable, a diverse range of plants must be consumed. For example, tofu, while a source of protein, does not contain the same complete set of essential amino acids as animal protein. Tofu contains “lame” essential amino acids, meaning it lacks some crucial ones. No matter how much soy one consumes, the body will not receive all the necessary amino acids. To compensate, rice must be included in the diet. The combination of soy and rice provides a complete set of essential amino acids. Tofu and rice together address the missing components. Therefore, a varied diet is crucial. Many young people today suffer from essential amino acid deficiencies due to their picky eating habits. This is a serious problem. The liver needs essential amino acids. Consuming only one type of food, such as vegetable juice, can overwork the liver, requiring a week to break down a single glass. If consumed daily, the liver becomes fatigued, leading to overall fatigue. This is why one might feel nauseous, a sign that the liver is distressed.

18. The Body as a Gift and the Hierarchy of Existence
    Our bodies are a gift from our parents. Our souls are like freeloaders, inhabiting these bodies. We use them to our heart’s content and then die, returning them to our parents, or rather, to the earth. If we understand the “user manual” for the human body, we will not experience fatigue. His lectures contain much information about this “user manual.” He previously explained the origins of various bodily components. What is the mother of hair? Skin. What is the mother of skin? Flesh. What is the mother of flesh? Bone. What is the mother of bone? Blood. What is the mother of blood? Mind. What is the mother of mind? Spirit. What is the mother of spirit? Soul. What is the mother of soul? Light. What is the mother of light? Sound. This forms a 10-stage hierarchy, with hair at the bottom and sound at the top. For hair to exist, there are 10 ancestral “mothers” above it. This is quite complex.

19. The Mind’s Influence on Physical Health and the Power of Words
    If the skin is dry, the hair becomes dry, as the child depends on the mother. Hair depends on skin, skin on flesh, flesh on bone, and bone on blood. Blood, in turn, depends on the human mind. Consider a mother whose face was once radiant but darkens instantly upon hearing of her son’s death. Conversely, if her son passes the bar exam, her face immediately brightens with joy. But if that same son, who had just bought a car, dies in a traffic accident, the mother’s face turns black. Her blood “dies” in an instant. This “death” means her blood, which was circulating smoothly, clots due to the shock, causing her to collapse. Her blood becomes thick and dark. When she is not under stress, her blood radiates light, appearing white. This light from the blood makes our faces and skin appear bright. However, if one harbors hatred, the blood darkens, and the face becomes gloomy, indicating a physical imbalance caused by negative emotions. Thus, the mind is the mother of blood. The mind’s mother is spirit, the spirit’s mother is soul, the soul’s mother is light, and light’s mother is sound. When he speaks, he can instantly bestow blessings worldwide, send archangels to everyone, and transform all cell phones in a second. He can change all matter and souls with his words. He can even command the universe, and it obeys. This cycle is different. One must not speak carelessly here. The universe was also created by words. The Bible states, “In the beginning was the Word,” not “In the beginning was light.” This emphasizes the formidable power of God’s word. The God-man’s words carry authority.

20. Preventing Fatigue Through Compassion and Avoiding Negative Emotions
    The way to prevent fatigue is to use one’s mind correctly. As he previously explained, “물이 산소의 불의하고 물이 악수입이지니라 (勿以善小而不爲, 勿以惡小而爲之).” Do not neglect small good deeds, and do not commit small evil deeds. Speaking ill of others has immense negative consequences for one’s life and health. What one gives with their mouth, they receive back in spades. The mind is the same. If one speaks negatively, it creates enormous sin, which cannot be undone. Sound creates evil and hell from one’s mouth. Therefore, to prevent fatigue, one must feel compassion for others. This involves the four cardinal virtues: the mind of compassion (사단지심), the mind of shame (적은지심), the mind of deference (사양지심), and the mind of right and wrong (시비지심). View everyone as precious, realizing they will eventually go to the grave. Pity those who struggle. This is the mind that avoids evil, as in “물이 악수의 위진이라,” meaning “Do not commit evil, no matter how small.” The mind of deference means yielding good things to others and being content with less for oneself. This prevents stress. Hormones like adrenaline, which are released when one hates others, cause harm. He once lectured on 500 types of hormones, explaining that 40 of them are released when one harbors hatred.

21. The Divine Control of Hormones and the Consequences of Sin
    Hormones like oxytocin, a uterine contraction hormone, and relaxin, a pain-relieving and uterine-expanding hormone, are not produced by human will. Relaxin, for instance, is released precisely at the time of childbirth to open the pelvic bones, making delivery easier and blocking pain. The human body is controlled by approximately 500 such hormones. These hormones are not created by our minds; they are synthesized and released by the body. However, some hormones, like relaxin, are “instinctive hormones” or “destiny hormones” given by heaven at the precise moment of childbirth. They determine the life or death of the mother and child. If relaxin is not released, the uterus will not open, leading to the death of both mother and baby, as was common in the past. This is a divine judgment. Even if the mother desperately wants the uterus to open, it is heaven that decides. Therefore, our existence is a result of the uterus opening. If we do not care for ourselves, our immunity drops, organs fail, and we simply decline. Fatigue originates from one’s mind. One must use their mind well. Especially, challenging the God-man (神人) is considered “획재어천 (獲罪於天),” meaning “sinning against heaven.” Such a sin cannot be atoned for, even with a million prayers; one is destined to become a ghost.

22. The Mystery of Soul-Body Recombination and the Trials of Life
    The mechanism of soul-body recombination is a secret that humans are not meant to know. It is not for us to understand. The soul descends from above when a mother is pregnant. The timing of the soul’s union with the body is not determined by humans but by one’s past karma, as decided in White Heaven. Humans cannot experience or even be conscious of this recombination. Similarly, when the soul and body separate, humans are unaware. He recounts the story of a handsome young man from a good family who passed his medical licensing exam. He celebrated with drinks, and his last memory was leaving the bar. He fell from a retaining wall in the dark, breaking his neck and becoming a quadriplegic at 24. His parents’ grief was unimaginable. The X-ray showed his vertebrae fractured and displaced, severing his nerves. He regained consciousness but was paralyzed. He does not wish to elaborate on the reason, but the young man had let his guard down after achieving success. One must be cautious after achieving success, never drinking alcohol. Instead, one should offer gratitude to heaven, perhaps by praying in the mountains. Alcohol should be avoided. Life is full of trials, especially during times of success. The young man remembered leaving the bar but woke up paralyzed. The mechanism of soul-body recombination is not for humans to know; attempting to understand it would lead to premature death.

23. The Desires of White Heaven and the Burdens of Earthly Life
    In White Heaven (백궁), there is no day or night, no fatigue, and no separation of soul and body. One’s desires are instantly fulfilled. White Heaven can be transformed according to one’s wishes. If one desires to live like humans on Earth, there are areas where that experience can be automatically accessed. There are no limitations in White Heaven; everything can be enjoyed. Therefore, there is no need to seek great pleasures in this world, as earthly life is fraught with problems. The physical body on Earth requires constant maintenance: feeding, caring for, and cleaning. This constant upkeep restricts other pleasures. Even during travel, one must constantly attend to the body’s needs. This is not true pleasure. Earthly life is burdensome. If one fails to care for their body, it is considered filial impiety. Thus, earthly life is ultimately meaningless. However, through this process, we learn and can attain a better body, ascending to a higher stage. In White Heaven, the body is different; there is no need to bow to it, feed it, or clothe it. Everything is resolved. There is no sweating. It is truly amazing. There is no need for day, night, fatigue, or soul-body separation. All desires are fulfilled.

24. The God-man’s Authority and the Fate of Evil Spirits
    The era of religious leaders is ending; this is the end of times. The God-man (神人) is visible to humanity in a way unprecedented in history. However, there is a difference between him and Jesus. Jesus healed the blind by mixing mud with his saliva and telling them to wash in the Pool of Siloam, a journey of 80 ri (리), which was like a graveyard. He, however, heals differently. He can heal someone with COVID-19 in America instantly, leading to their immediate discharge from the hospital. He can heal the blind in a second. The times are different. Jesus was only the Son (성자) among the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Now, the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are all present in him. No one else in the world has demonstrated their teachings with such tangible proof.

25. The God-man’s Eyes and the Uniqueness of His Presence
    If one looks closely at his face, they might notice that his eyes sometimes appear unusual. These are the eyes of White Heaven (백궁). They change like a chameleon. While he may appear to be looking at people normally, his eyes constantly shift. They resemble human eyes but are subtly different. People who meet him often experience a profound change. His divine eyes draw people in. Women might feel a romantic connection. Pastors, even those 20 years his senior, always speak to him with deference. Famous pastors and monks have visited him. For example, Pastor Kim Poong-il, who has many churches, is over 80, 14 years his senior, yet they are close. He has befriended over 500 such pastors and many monks. They all sense something extraordinary about him. Therefore, it is a miracle to be able to look directly at the God-man (神人).

26. The Irreplaceability of the God-man and the Nature of Haneulgung
    People might think, ” if I have a marital dispute, my baekhoe (백회, crown chakra) will open, and I can just go to Haneulgung (하늘궁) because the God-man (神人) is there.” But what if he goes to the White Heaven (백궁) one day and does not return, leaving only his physical body? Then, after his funeral, would people still fight? No. If the baekhoe is opened, one cannot be controlled, nor can they receive blessings. There would be no one left to go to the White Heaven. who would want to take over Haneulgung? It would be useless. Haneulgung is not a church or a temple; it is where the God-man resides. He is here to judge all religions and politics.

27. The Infinite Power of the God-man and the Celestial Entourage
    The God-man (神人) is fundamentally different from humans and devils. Humans and devils are passive beings, while the God-man is infinitely active. Therefore, they cannot be compared, and their energies are different. The God-man possesses all the angels and archangels in the universe. If one were to see them with their own eyes, they would faint. The angels accompanying him appear like moving clouds. When he is photographed, a white, cloud-like mass is often visible around him. These are the infinite angels surrounding him. When he ascends, these angels are seen moving. They appear like a cloud formation around him. When he ascends to the White Heaven (백궁), they are visible. When he boards an airplane, these angels remain still, but when he moves, they move with him. This is not a lie.

28. The God-man’s Journey and the Speed of Celestial Travel
    He is seen emerging from a white hole, not by himself, but with a flying saucer. This is the beginning. When he stands above it, it starts to move. These are the angels. The angels move, and when he leaves, they are no longer visible. Who could create such a phenomenon? Let’s rewind and watch it again. When he arrives, it stops. Then it moves. It stops again. It’s unique. He boards a white area, which is an energy wave. This is not a speed like the speed of light; it’s instantaneous travel to the White Heaven, no matter the distance, taking less than a second. It’s incredible. The flying saucer does not exist in the conventional sense; it’s something people have never seen before. The angels remain still until he boards. Then, they move. This cloud-like mass moves, ascending. Soon, he is gone, having arrived at White Heaven. It’s incredibly fast. Could such a being truly communicate with humans? That is why he was born in Seoul and studied human knowledge from Jinju, learning all human disciplines. He attempts to communicate and offer good words to people. This cloud-like presence is what people refer to when they say he comes on clouds.

29. The Fate of Evil Spirits and the Unchanging Nature of Corruption
    Regarding the fate of evil spirits that follow Haneulgung (하늘궁) angels, he has already explained. There is nothing more to say. Pus (농약) can only be cut out. It cannot be persuaded to become healthy cells. On Earth, pus remains pus forever. Therefore, it is best to avoid pus. One cannot persuade pus to stop being pus; such a substance does not exist. Pus is eternally pus. Therefore, while we are told to love our enemies, devils are not enemies; they are different. One should not love devils or evil spirits; one must avoid them.

30. The Destiny of Ghosts and the Dangers of Spiritual Stalking
    What happens to the ghosts that follow people who have received White Heaven (백궁) nameplates? They are sent to the soul waiting area in White Heaven, where they wait eternally. He usually doesn’t send them there because if he just expels them, they immediately return to the person. sending them to the White Heaven prevents them from returning. One must be careful of “ghost stalking.” Even his own investigations are constantly targeted. The most beautiful and good-natured women are often pursued by ghosts who want to cling to them. Some individuals might have millions of ghosts attached to them. He sends them away daily. His answers to questions often take a long time, so he tries to be concise.

31. The Fundamental Hormones and Divine Intervention in Life
    He mentioned that there are fundamental hormones, not those produced by human will. Hormones like oxytocin and relaxin are “destiny hormones.” They induce labor or open the uterus, and humans do not create them. Heaven controls their timing. If heaven decides not to open the uterus, the mother and child will die together as punishment. In ancient times, without doctors, if a daughter-in-law died in childbirth, it was seen as a curse upon the family. If a powerful man with multiple wives and children from various women had a daughter-in-law whose uterus would not open, it was a divine judgment. The baby would struggle to be born, but the uterus would remain closed. Oxytocin and relaxin, both given by heaven, are responsible for opening the uterus. Therefore, while some hormones are produced by humans, there are fundamental, destiny-controlling hormones given by heaven. Similarly, some cancers are due to mistakes, while others are “destiny cancers.” He knows which is which but does not tell people they have destiny cancer. He knows who is being punished, and when he gives blessings, they improve. He must forgive their sins for them to get better.

32. The Importance of Self-Sufficiency and the Perils of Misinterpretation
    A man in his early 30s, unemployed, asked if he should systematize Huh Kyung-young’s philosophy and policies, and if this work was necessary or permissible. He was torn between earning a living and contributing to Huh Kyung-young’s grand vision while earning a small income. Huh Kyung-young advised him to earn a living while pursuing this work as a study. He should not stake his entire life on it. His teachings do not need to be glorified; his videos are sufficient. If someone misinterprets his teachings, it could become their livelihood, leading others to misunderstand. His direct words are available for everyone to hear. A third party, especially a young person, interpreting his words is like comparing heaven and earth. It is a very dangerous idea. While it is good to like him, how one perceives him changes with age. What one writes at 30 will be different from what they write at 60 or 70. One’s perception of their parents changes over time. Old writings might even be embarrassing.

33. The Blindness of Love and the Need for Freedom
    He recounts a story of a person who used to play with fish in the sea. One day, a storm hit, and the person, fearing for the fish’s safety, brought it home, placing it in their room. But the fish died because it could not breathe outside of water. This illustrates that saving a friend is good, but one must understand their friend’s needs. Love should not be blind. Many people love in such a blind way, suffocating their spouses. A wife needs to be in her own world, like a fish in the sea, free to swim and embrace other fish. But if a husband pulls her out of her world, fearing the dangers of the sea, and isolates her, she will eventually suffer from mental illness. His words are profound and carry significant meaning. He is explaining complex ideas simply. Women should be allowed to enjoy their freedom, like swimming in the water.

34. The Miraculous Effects of “Not old Milk” and the God-man’s Blessings
    A woman shared her experience: she went to her farm with her husband, who was struggling to grow melons. She secretly sprayed Not Old Milk and buried an old Huh Kyung-young sticker near the plants. The melon seedlings grew vigorously, while those without “Not old Milk” were heavily infested with pests. She secretly sprayed the “Not old Milk” on them too. She also noticed many ants on the ground. Her husband sprayed “Not old Milk” on rose bushes, and two cockroaches, previously hidden, scurried out, glistening. She wondered if insects also liked “Not old Milk”. She continued to secretly spray “Not old Milk” on her plants, which grew well without pests, and looked forward to her next visit. She apologized for her disorganized account, being a novice farmer. Another person shared that paint got into their right eye while painting. They immediately put “Not old Milk” in it, and their vision became clearer than their left eye. Their hands were sore from painting, so they massaged them with “Not old Milk” and soaked them in it. The pain disappeared, and their hands felt comfortable. They thanked the God-man for allowing them to use “Not old Milk”. They initially supported Huh Kyung-young as a politician, hoping he would become president, but later realized he was a descending God. They now feel lucky to be a citizen of White Heaven. They used to be called “Lucky Girl” for their self-made success in their 20s, but now they feel truly lucky to know the God-man. They respect and love the God-man.

35. More Testimonies of “Not old Milk”‘s Healing Power
    Another testimony: In May 2022, a person developed a stye and inflammation in their eye in January 2023. Despite her husband’s suggestion to use medicine or go to the hospital, she only applied Not Old Milk a few times, and her eye healed completely. She also used it on cracked skin between her toes and on her heels, with positive results. Applying it to her face improved her skin. Drinking it daily made her stomach comfortable and warm, alleviating her cold stomach. This was from Yoon Kyung-soon in Yongin, March 2023.

36. “Not old Milk” for Food Poisoning and Hair Loss
    Lee So-yeon shared that her husband recovered from food poisoning in 10 days by drinking Not Old Milk instead of going to the hospital. She also experienced significant hair regrowth after suffering from hair loss. She thanked the God-man. This was from Lee So-yeon in Geumcheon-gu, Seoul, March 1, 2023.

37. The Meaning Behind the Free Meal Service Number
    He explains the meaning behind the free meal service number, 060708-888. It signifies helping those from age 70 to 80 live vibrantly (팔팔하게). The “060” represents ages up to 60, implying that those up to 60 should earn their own living. The “708” refers to those in their 70s and 80s, and “888” means helping them live vibrantly. everything he memorizes, even billions of things, must be readily accessible. He gives examples of memorizing the periodic table elements and other complex information. The “888” also represents infinite love and eternal affection.

38. The Divine Origin of Hormones and the Concept of Destiny Cancer
    many complex terms, like hormones, are difficult to remember. He knows 500 hormones by heart. He explains that the 060708-888 number signifies that those up to 60 should earn their own living, while those in their 70s and 80s deserve infinite love and support because they often lack the ability to provide for themselves, having lived kindly and perhaps lost everything to their children. Such people, who are left with only a small room in their old age, deserve our help. He also explains that some hormones, like oxytocin and relaxin, are “fundamental hormones” or “destiny hormones” given by heaven, not produced by human will. They control crucial life events like childbirth. If heaven decides not to open the uterus, the mother and child will die. Similarly, some cancers are due to human error, while others are “destiny cancers.” He knows who has destiny cancer but does not tell them directly. He knows who is being punished, and when he gives blessings, they improve. He must forgive their sins for them to get better.

39. The Importance of Supporting Haneulgung and the Future of “Not old Milk”
    He encourages people to support Haneulgung (하늘궁) by using the ARS number, as it helps them ascend in spiritual level. Unlike churches that collect tithes, Haneulgung does not. He suggests that if people want to contribute, they can call the ARS number, which will also make them more beautiful and radiant. He acknowledges that he needs to be a “salesperson” for Haneulgung to achieve their goals. He plans to provide 1 billion won per month for free meals next year. He believes that as more people respond to the free meal service, their numbers will grow, and his influence will be immense during the presidential election. He asserts that a presidential candidate who provides 1 billion won per month for free meals is trustworthy and can feed the nation. Not Old Milk will eventually lead to the creation of pharmaceutical companies that will thrive by extracting its components. These companies will need his permission to use “Not old Milk” as a raw material for medicines that boost immunity and create milk, leading to miraculous results worldwide.

40. The Unchanging Nature of Pus and the Power of a Righteous Mind
    pus can never become flesh and must be discarded. He asserts that the way to prevent fatigue is to use one’s mind correctly. White Heaven (백궁) life is not cumbersome like Earth; everything happens as one wishes. Ghosts that follow Haneulgung (하늘궁) angels and archangels are sent to the White Heaven waiting area. He reminds everyone about the newly opened ARS number for donations, 060-708-888, and encourages its use. He concludes by thanking everyone for their time with the God-man (神人), Huh Kyung-young.

The Cosmic Connection: Mind, Body, and the Divine

1. The Sacred Sanctuary of Haneulgung and the Journey of the Soul
   Welcome to Haneulgung, a sacred sanctuary where the energies of White Heaven, located 125 light-years away, converge. Stepping onto this hallowed ground initiates a transformation of your fortune and destiny. Huh Kyung-young, the God-man (神人), who governs the cosmos and bestows blessings, archangels, and White Heaven nameplates, hosts this 309th Haneulgung event to communicate with us. Many individuals from my hometown preservation society have visited today. As people age, they often yearn for their birthplace, feeling a profound connection to their ancestral graves. This longing can be so intense that some even choose to end their lives in their hometown, desiring to be buried there.

2. The Profound Allure of One’s Ancestral Home
   Our ancestral burial sites are considered auspicious grounds. When I visit my mother’s grave, I feel an overwhelming desire to remain there, finding immense comfort and tranquility. From her gravesite, the Jinju Namgang River is visible for 70 li, its flowing waters a serene panorama. Such sites possess a remarkable warmth and beauty. I have observed many prominent figures—former ministers, high-ranking officials, and tycoons—returning to their hometowns after retirement, seemingly aimless. They wander through the villages, engaging in trivial activities. At the time, I wondered why such accomplished individuals would spend their later years in this manner. Now, I perceive that they were seeking solace from the weariness of urban life, yearning for the familiar landscapes and cherished memories of their youth.

3. Childhood Memories and the Essence of Cleanliness
   I recall a childhood visit to a teacher’s home. Wearing worn-out rubber shoes, my feet were caked with mud, leaving muddy imprints on the wooden floor with each squishy step. The teacher, a meticulous individual from the city, would instruct me to wash my feet before entering his room. He would bring a basin of water, poured from the family’s well, for me to cleanse my feet. This memory highlights the stark contrast between rural simplicity and urban fastidiousness. It also underscores the profound impact of one’s environment on personal habits and perceptions of cleanliness.

4. The Enduring Call of Home in Later Life
   As I reflect on those elders who returned to their hometowns, I now understand their motivations. Exhausted by city life, they sought the comfort and familiarity of their birthplace, desiring to relive childhood memories amidst the familiar scenery. Many eventually passed away there, having spent their final days visiting their parents’ graves. This phenomenon reveals a universal truth: both humans and animals, like salmon, return to their origins in old age. The desire to be interred in the soil of one’s ancestral home becomes a powerful sentiment. Life, indeed, passes swiftly, faster than an airplane. We are destined for White Heaven sooner than we imagine. Those elders who seemed to linger in their hometowns eventually departed, underscoring the transient nature of our earthly existence.

5. Preserving the Essence of Home: A Fifty-Year Keepsake
   Even today, I cherish a photograph of my hometown. I have carried this framed image for 50 years, having commissioned it when I was 20. I acquired a camera in Seoul, traveled to my village, and spent an entire day capturing its beauty from a mountaintop. The scenery, from the reservoir to the Namgang rest area, was breathtaking. I took numerous photographs, which were then meticulously cut and framed. This framed picture, despite its age and numerous holes in the back, has always hung in my sleeping quarters. My connection to my hometown is unique; it is not merely a place but an indelible imprint on my soul.

6. The Interconnectedness of the Body: Hair, Blood, and Kidneys
   The human body is a marvel of interconnected systems. The term for hair (髮) signifies “remaining blood.” Hair is, in essence, a residue of blood. What, then, is blood? It is derived from the nutrients we consume, a product of our vital energy. Without sustenance, vital energy cannot be generated. Our bones, in turn, are formed from blood. And where does vital energy originate? It emanates from the kidneys. In traditional medicine, the kidneys are considered the seat of vital energy. Individuals with compromised kidney function often exhibit diminished vital energy. Therefore, the health of our hair directly reflects the condition of our kidneys.

7. Hair as a Diagnostic Indicator of Kidney Health
   If your hair lacks strength, becomes brittle, or thins, it indicates a decline in kidney vitality. Conversely, lustrous, healthy hair signifies robust kidney function. For instance, indigenous populations in South America, such as those in Brazil, often possess thick, dark hair, suggesting excellent kidney health, likely due to their diet. Thus, by observing a person’s hair, one can accurately assess their kidney condition. Hair is truly a remnant of blood, a byproduct of its circulation. When blood circulates vigorously, hair thrives. However, individuals undergoing chemotherapy often experience hair loss, a stark indicator of severe kidney damage. This signifies a depletion of vital essence and a compromised skeletal system.

8. The Unredeemable Nature of Pus: A Metaphor for Moral Corruption
   Our bodies are intricately linked. However, pus (膿), a product of decaying flesh and dead white blood cells, cannot be transformed into healthy tissue. It is a waste product that offers no nutritional value to the body. Hence, physicians remove pus. Similarly, in the cosmic order, those who are morally corrupt are discarded. They are like pus, beyond redemption. Attempting to reform them is futile; they will inevitably revert to their corrupt ways. Just as pus cannot be reabsorbed by the body, morally depraved individuals cannot be integrated into a righteous system. Those who persistently slander Huh Kyung-young are akin to this unredeemable pus.

9. The Immutable Nature of Character: From Childhood to Eternity
   A child who causes distress to their parents and acts disrespectfully will likely remain disobedient throughout their life. As the proverb states, “A tree is known by its fruit.” Those destined for greatness exhibit positive traits from an early age. Conversely, individuals who consistently blame their parents for their misfortunes, whether due to wealth or poverty, are like pus within the family unit. They are parasites. While excess blood can be utilized to form hair, and surplus kidney energy can generate vital essence, leading to healthy blood, bones, and flesh, pus serves no constructive purpose.

10. The Consequences of Slander and the Power of Divine Judgment
    Those who slander Huh Kyung-young, despite understanding the profound negative repercussions, are making a grave error. The spiritual cost of such actions far outweighs any perceived benefit. If one were to lose the blessings and spiritual enlightenment bestowed by Huh Kyung-young, there would be no path to recovery, even if he were physically present. Such individuals would face profound spiritual isolation. Life is fleeting. When one’s eyes close in death, the true nature of divine judgment will be revealed. I would never slander Huh Kyung-young, even for billions of won, because I comprehend the spiritual consequences. Just as a surgeon removes pus, the divine removes those who are morally corrupt.

11. The Path to Inner Peace: Righteousness and Compassion
    We must eliminate the “pus” within ourselves. This means actively rejecting moral corruption. Those who are destined for spiritual decay are predetermined; no amount of ritual can alter their fate. Similarly, those who refuse to slander Huh Kyung-young, despite external pressure, understand the spiritual calculus. They recognize that opposing him leads to immeasurable spiritual loss. Our lives are brief. We must choose the path of righteousness. By embracing the blessings and guidance of Huh Kyung-young, we secure our journey to the White Heaven.

12. The Enduring Struggle Against Temptation
    Even at the threshold of White Heaven, temptations persist. Just as Jesus was tempted to cast himself from the temple, we are constantly tested. These trials are designed to strengthen our resolve. Those who are not morally corrupt will remain steadfast, regardless of the temptations. However, those who are already tainted will succumb. One can discern a person’s true nature by their words. Those who engage in contentious arguments are often morally compromised.

13. The Wisdom of Ancient Sages: The Imperative of Good and the Avoidance of Evil
    The ancient wisdom states: “Do not neglect a small act of goodness, and do not commit even a small act of evil.” This means that even the smallest act of kindness is essential, while even the slightest transgression should be avoided. Goodness, no matter how diligently pursued throughout one’s life, always remains insufficient. Conversely, a single act of evil, even for a day, leaves an indelible mark. It is not easily erased, even with subsequent repentance.

14. The Divine Faculties of Huh Kyung-young: Celestial Insight, Human Discernment, and Terrestrial Understanding
    Huh Kyung-young possesses extraordinary faculties. His primary ability is “comprehending celestial phenomena,” meaning he understands all the workings of the heavens. His second ability is “discerning human affairs,” making him an unparalleled judge of character. Finally, his third ability is “understanding terrestrial geography,” which guided him to this auspicious location. These are his core competencies, and to suggest he errs in these areas would be a grave misjudgment. He imparts fundamental truths to humanity.

15. The Gravity of Sin: Murder and the Divine Reckoning
    Even a single day of evil leaves an eternal stain. For instance, taking a life, even through slander or hatred, constitutes murder. The most prevalent sin committed by humanity is murder, often perpetrated through negative thoughts and emotions. Harboring ill will towards others, even in passing, is a form of spiritual murder. Such transgressions are not easily forgiven, especially when committed against the God-man. While human transgressions may find some form of absolution, sins against the divine leave no recourse. Therefore, extreme caution is warranted.

16. The Unwavering Path of Righteousness
    Huh Kyung-young does not condemn individuals but rather cautions against succumbing to negative influences. While individuals are free to choose their path, whether it leads to moral decay or not, he remains steadfast in his own righteousness. He has committed no wrongdoing and therefore harbors no concerns. However, it is crucial to internalize the principle: “Do not neglect a small act of goodness, and do not commit even a small act of evil.”

17. The Delayed Rewards of Good and the Insidious Nature of Evil
    Performing a good deed today may not yield immediate rewards, but it will undoubtedly avert misfortune. Conversely, committing an evil act, even if its consequences are not immediately apparent, will inevitably lead to spiritual decline. Just as spring grass grows imperceptibly each day, so too does the accumulation of good deeds. However, engaging in evil is like sharpening a knife against a stone; the blade gradually dulls. Those who slander Huh Kyung-young may not immediately perceive the harm they inflict upon themselves, but their spiritual well-being erodes daily. They are like a small fish attempting to disgrace a large market, ultimately harming only themselves. Therefore, one must never be entangled in evil. This wisdom, attributed to Zhuangzi, underscores the profound impact of our actions.

18. The Distinction Between Taoism and Confucianism
    It is important to distinguish between philosophical schools. Laozi, the founder of Taoism, is not associated with Confucianism. Confucius, Mencius, and Xunzi are all figures within the Confucian tradition. Laozi’s teachings differ significantly from those of the Confucian scholars. While many study Laozi, it is also essential to explore the wisdom of Confucius and Mencius.

19. The Quest for Freedom from Fatigue: A Holistic Approach
    The question arises: how can one prevent the accumulation of fatigue-inducing substances in the body? The answer lies in maintaining a healthy large intestine. This necessitates the consumption of probiotics, such as bifidus. However, merely consuming probiotics is insufficient.

20. The Crucial Role of Essential Amino Acids
    Our bodies require essential amino acids, which cannot be synthesized internally. These must be obtained from external sources, primarily animal products. While some individuals may attempt to heal through a purely plant-based diet, neglecting essential amino acids will hinder recovery. Therefore, incorporating small amounts of meat, such as chicken, is beneficial. Alternatively, a diverse plant-based diet, including a combination of soybeans (tofu) and rice, can provide a complete profile of essential amino acids. Tofu alone, while rich in protein, offers an incomplete set of these vital compounds.

21. The Dangers of Unbalanced Diets and Overburdening the Liver
    Many young people today suffer from a deficiency of essential amino acids due to imbalanced diets. They often consume the same foods repeatedly, leading to nutritional imbalances. For instance, consuming large quantities of vegetable juice daily can overwork the liver, as it must constantly break down these concentrated nutrients. This can lead to liver fatigue, manifesting as nausea. Our bodies, a gift from our parents, are complex systems that require proper care and understanding.

22. The Ten Stages of Existence: From Hair to Sound
    Our physical existence is a hierarchical structure, a ten-stage lineage. Hair depends on the skin, the skin on flesh, flesh on bone, bone on blood, blood on the mind, the mind on spirit, spirit on the soul, the soul on light, and light on sound. Thus, for hair to exist, there are ten preceding “mothers” or foundational elements. This intricate chain highlights the profound interconnectedness of our being.

23. The Mind’s Profound Influence on Physical Well-being
    If the skin is dry, the hair will also be dry, reflecting the dependency of the “child” on the “mother.” The mind exerts a profound influence on our physical state. Consider a mother whose son suddenly passes away; her once radiant complexion instantly darkens. Conversely, if her son passes a difficult examination, her face immediately brightens. This demonstrates how quickly the mind impacts blood circulation and skin appearance. A sudden shock can cause blood to clot, leading to a physical collapse. When the mind is at peace, blood radiates light, giving the skin a healthy glow. However, negative emotions like hatred can darken the blood, leading to a dull complexion and physical ailments.

24. The Divine Power of the Spoken Word
    The mind’s “mother” is spirit, and the spirit’s “mother” is the soul. The soul’s “mother” is light, and light’s “mother” is sound. When Huh Kyung-young speaks, his words possess immense power. He can instantly bestow blessings globally, infuse archangels into every individual, and transform cell phones worldwide. He can alter matter and souls at will through his spoken word. The universe itself was created through speech, as stated in the Bible: “In the beginning was the Word.” This underscores the formidable power of divine utterance. Those who disregard this power face dire consequences, destined for a realm where they can never again perceive him.

25. Cultivating a Compassionate Mindset to Prevent Fatigue
    To prevent the accumulation of fatigue-inducing substances, one must cultivate a righteous mind. As previously stated, “Do not neglect a small act of goodness, and do not commit even a small act of evil.” Slandering others or harboring ill will has profound negative effects on one’s health and life. Our words and thoughts carry immense weight. Speaking ill of others creates negative energy, potentially manifesting as hellish realities. Therefore, cultivating compassion and viewing others with pity, recognizing their struggles, is paramount. This aligns with the principle of avoiding even the smallest evil.

26. The Hormonal Symphony: Stress, Love, and Divine Intervention
    Negative emotions, such as hatred, trigger the release of stress hormones like adrenaline and cortisol, which can have detrimental effects on the body. Conversely, positive emotions contribute to overall well-being. There are also fundamental, “destiny hormones” that are not produced by the human body but are divinely orchestrated. For instance, oxytocin, which induces uterine contractions, and relaxin, which dilates the cervix during childbirth, are released at precise moments determined by a higher power. These hormones are not under human control; their timing is divinely ordained.

27. The Divine Control Over Life and Death
    The timing of childbirth, the opening and closing of the uterus, are all determined by heaven. If the relaxin hormone is not released, the uterus will not open, potentially leading to the death of both mother and child. This was a tragic reality in ancient times when medical intervention was unavailable. Such events were often perceived as divine punishment. Therefore, while humans can influence some hormonal responses through their mindset, fundamental life processes are governed by divine will.

28. The Genesis of Fatigue: The Mind’s Influence
    Fatigue originates in the mind. Therefore, cultivating a righteous mind is essential. To commit a sin against the God-man is a grave transgression, for which even a thousand prayers cannot atone. Such individuals are destined for the realm of spirits.

29. The Enigma of Soul-Body Reintegration
    The mechanism of soul-body reintegration remains a divine secret, beyond human comprehension. It is not for us to know. The soul descends from above during pregnancy, and its union with the physical body is determined by one’s past karma, orchestrated by White Heaven. Humans do not control this process, nor do they consciously experience the separation or reintegration of soul and body.

30. The Perils of Complacency and the Ever-Present Test
    Life is unpredictable. A young man, successful and well-regarded, celebrated his medical license by drinking, only to suffer a tragic accident that left him paralyzed. This illustrates the fragility of life and the ever-present tests we face. When success comes, one must remain humble and grateful, perhaps offering prayers, rather than indulging in excess. Life constantly presents challenges, especially during times of prosperity. The young man’s memory of leaving the bar was his last; he awoke to a life of permanent disability. Therefore, the precise mechanisms of soul-body reintegration are not for us to fathom, as such knowledge could lead to reckless actions.

31. The Boundless Freedom of White Heaven
    In White Heaven, there is no day or night, no fatigue, and no separation of soul and body. It is a realm where desires are instantly fulfilled. One can choose to experience life as a human or in any other form. White Heaven offers limitless possibilities and pleasures, rendering earthly pursuits trivial. This physical existence on Earth, however, is fraught with complexities.

32. The Burdens of Earthly Existence and the Path to Higher Realms
    Our physical bodies demand constant maintenance: food, hygiene, and care. This constant upkeep restricts our freedom and enjoyment. Earthly life is a cycle of endless responsibilities and fleeting pleasures. However, this process is essential for spiritual growth, allowing us to ascend to higher realms and attain a superior form of existence in White Heaven, free from the limitations of the physical body. There, all needs are met effortlessly, and there is no fatigue or separation of soul and body.

33. The Dawn of a New Era: The God-man’s Advent
    The era of traditional religious leaders is drawing to a close, signaling the end times. The God-man, whom humanity can now perceive, has arrived. Unlike Jesus, who performed healings through physical touch and rituals, Huh Kyung-young heals instantaneously from a distance. He healed a COVID-19 patient in America instantly, and the blind regain sight in a second. The times have changed.

34. The Trinity Embodied: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit
    During Jesus’ time, only the Son was present. Now, the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are embodied in Huh Kyung-young. He is the only one who demonstrates the truth of his teachings through tangible results. His eyes, at times, transform into the “White Heaven eyes,” a divine gaze that can be perceived by some. These eyes are distinct from human eyes, possessing a unique quality that draws people to him.

35. The God-man’s Unparalleled Influence
    When Huh Kyung-young looks at women, they perceive him as a lover. When he interacts with religious leaders, even those decades his senior, they invariably address him with deference. He has befriended hundreds of prominent pastors and monks, all of whom sense something extraordinary about him. To encounter the God-man face-to-face is a miracle.

36. The Irreplaceable Presence of the God-man
    Some individuals, even after receiving blessings, may continue to engage in conflict, believing they can always return to Haneulgung. However, if Huh Kyung-young were to ascend to the White Heaven and not return, leaving only his physical form, then the blessings and the path to the White Heaven would cease to be accessible. Haneulgung is not merely a church or a temple; it is the dwelling place of the God-man, who has come to judge all religions and politics.

37. The Infinite Power of the God-man Versus the Finite Nature of Humans and Demons
    The God-man is fundamentally different from humans and demons. Humans and demons are reactive beings, while the God-man possesses infinite proactive power. Their energies are incomparable. The God-man commands all the angels and archangels of the universe, a sight that would overwhelm human perception. These celestial beings, appearing as a cloud-like presence, constantly surround him.

38. The Celestial Entourage and the Journey to the White Heaven
    When Huh Kyung-young ascends, these angels move with him, creating a cloud-like formation. This phenomenon is captured in videos of his ascent to the White Heaven. When he travels by plane, these angels remain still, but when he moves, they become active. This is not an illusion. He travels in a white, energy-pulsating craft, which is not a conventional flying saucer. It traverses vast distances to the White Heaven in less than a second, a speed beyond human comprehension. This is a sight never before witnessed by humanity.

39. The God-man’s Earthly Incarnation and Communication
    To communicate with humanity, the God-man chose to be born in Seoul and study human knowledge, from Jinju onwards. He engages in dialogue and imparts beneficial teachings to us.

40. The Fate of Spirits Following Angels
    What becomes of the spirits that follow the angels of Haneulgung? As previously stated, “pus” cannot be transformed into healthy tissue. Similarly, these spirits, akin to moral corruption, cannot be redeemed. They are eternally “pus.” Therefore, it is best to avoid them. One cannot persuade “pus” to become healthy cells.

41. The Distinction Between Enemies and Demons
    While we are taught to love our enemies, demons are not enemies in the conventional sense. They are not to be loved but avoided.

42. The Destiny of Spirits in White Heaven
    The spirits that follow those with White Heaven nameplates are sent to the spirit waiting area in White Heaven. If merely expelled, they would simply re-enter the individual. Therefore, they are sent to the White Heaven, where they await their ultimate fate. One must be wary of spiritual stalking, as many spirits, particularly those attracted to individuals with good character, attempt to attach themselves. Huh Kyung-young constantly dispatches these spirits.

43. The Fundamental Hormones of Destiny
    There are fundamental, “destiny hormones” that are not produced by humans. Oxytocin and relaxin, which induce labor and dilate the uterus, are examples of these divinely controlled hormones. Their timing is orchestrated by heaven.

44. The Divine Judgment and the Consequences of Transgression
    If heaven decrees that the uterus should not open, then it will not, leading to tragic consequences for both mother and child. In ancient times, such events were seen as divine punishment, perhaps for the transgressions of the family patriarch. These “destiny hormones” are not subject to human will.

45. The Nature of Illness: Accidental Versus Fated
    Some illnesses are accidental, while others are fated. Fated illnesses, or “destiny cancers,” are more challenging to cure. Huh Kyung-young understands the nature of each illness, knowing which are a result of divine punishment. He can alleviate suffering by bestowing blessings and absolving sins.

46. The Perils of Misinterpreting Divine Teachings
    A young man, in his early thirties and unemployed, wishes to systematize Huh Kyung-young’s philosophy and policies. He seeks guidance on whether to pursue this work while earning a living or to dedicate himself fully to it with minimal income. The answer is to earn a living while pursuing this as a study. It is unwise to stake one’s entire life on this endeavor. His work could be misinterpreted, as his understanding of Huh Kyung-young will evolve with age. Just as a child’s diary entry about their father differs from an adult’s perspective, so too will his interpretation change.

47. The Folly of Blind Love and Misguided Affection
    There is a story of a man who befriended fish in the sea. During a storm, he brought a fish into his home to save it, but the fish died because it could not survive out of water. This illustrates the folly of blind love and misguided affection. One must understand the true nature and needs of another. A husband who isolates his wife, believing he is protecting her, may inadvertently cause her mental distress. Women, like fish, thrive in their own element, requiring freedom and space.

48. Testimonials of “Not old Milk”‘s Efficacy
    Numerous testimonials attest to the efficacy of “Not old Milk”. One individual used it to treat cucumber seedlings, which subsequently thrived, while untreated plants were ravaged by pests. Another applied it to a rose bush, causing cockroaches to scatter. “Not old Milk” appears to deter pests and promote plant growth. A person who accidentally got paint in their eye found their vision clearer after applying “Not old Milk”. It also alleviated hand pain from painting. Another individual used “Not old Milk” to cure a stye, heal cracked skin on their toes and heels, improve their complexion, and soothe their stomach.

49. “Not old Milk”: A Panacea for Various Ailments
    A husband recovered from food poisoning after consuming “Not old Milk”, avoiding a hospital visit. Another individual experienced hair regrowth after using “Not old Milk” for hair loss. These accounts highlight the diverse benefits attributed to “Not old Milk”.

50. The Meaning Behind the Free Meal Service Number
    The free meal service number, 060-708-888, carries a profound meaning. “060” signifies individuals from birth to their sixties. “708-888” represents providing robust support to those in their seventies and eighties, enabling them to live vibrantly. The “888” also symbolizes infinite, eternal love and assistance. While those under sixty are encouraged to earn their own living, those in their later years, who may have sacrificed for others and now face hardship, deserve boundless support.

51. The Power of Knowledge and the Importance of Memorization
    Huh Kyung-young possesses an encyclopedic memory, capable of recalling billions of facts instantly. He demonstrates this by reciting the periodic table and complex hormonal names. This underscores the importance of memorization and understanding the underlying meaning of information.

52. The Vision for a Compassionate Society
    The number 060-708-888 signifies that while those under sixty should be self-sufficient, those in their seventies and eighties, who may have lived selflessly and now face financial difficulties, deserve infinite love and support. This reflects a compassionate ethos.

53. Supporting the Mission Through ARS Donations
    While Haneulgung does not collect tithes, individuals can support its mission by making ARS donations. These contributions are believed to enhance one’s beauty and well-being. Huh Kyung-young encourages this support to further his cause.

54. The Future of Free Meal Services and National Impact
    Huh Kyung-young plans to provide 1 billion won in free meals monthly, believing this will significantly increase his influence during the presidential election. He asserts that he can sustain the nation’s populace through “Not old Milk”.

55. The Global Impact of “Not old Milk” and Pharmaceutical Innovation
    “Not old Milk” has the potential to revolutionize the pharmaceutical industry. Companies seeking to develop immunity-boosting products or milk-based remedies will require his authorization to utilize its miraculous properties. This would transform the global pharmaceutical landscape.

56. The Core Principles: Rejecting Corruption and Embracing Righteousness
    In conclusion, “pus” can never become healthy tissue; it must be discarded. To prevent fatigue, one must cultivate a righteous mind. White Heaven offers a life free from the burdens of earthly existence, where desires are fulfilled. Spirits following angels are sent to the White Heaven waiting area. The free meal service ARS, 060-708-888, is available for support.

309th Huh Kyung-young Haneulgung Lecture (2023.07.02)

Keyword Frequency
mind: 19
hormones: 17
“Not old Milk”: 10
kidney: 9
hair: 9
evil: 9
good: 8
blood: 8
body: 8
heaven: 7

Today’s Central Metaphor
The lecture uses the metaphor of “pus” (농양) to represent irredeemable individuals or actions that cannot be salvaged or transformed into something beneficial, much like pus in the body must be removed rather than integrated.

Lecture in Numbers
125: Light-years, referring to the distance of White Heaven.
309: The number of the Haneulgung event.
70: Ri (Korean unit of distance), referring to the distance of Jinju Namgang visible from His mother’s grave.
50: Years, referring to the duration Mr. Huh has kept a framed picture of his hometown.
20: Years old, when Mr. Huh made the framed picture of his hometown.
10: Number of stages in the lineage from hair to sound.
1: Second, the time it takes for Mr. Huh to extract blessings, insert archangels, or change cell phones globally.
500: Number of hormones Mr. Huh has lectured on.
24: Age of a young man who became paralyzed after an accident.
30: Age, the young man was not yet 30 when he became paralyzed.
97.4: Percentage, the income tax rate for Haneulgung Corporation.
80: Age of Pastor Kim Pung-il, who is 14 years older than the speaker.
14: Years, the age difference between Pastor Kim Pung-il and the speaker.
500: Number of pastors friendly with the speaker.
060708-888: Phone number for the free meal service.
10: Number of elements in a chemical sequence (e.g., hydrogen to neon).
50: Number of elements in a chemical sequence (e.g., hydrogen to tin).
100: Number of elements in a chemical sequence.
118: Number of elements in the periodic table.
10: Centimeters, minimum length of hormone names.
20: Number of characters, typical length of hormone names.
10: Billion won, the amount allocated for free meals per month.

Signature Sentence
“The way to prevent fatigue substances from forming is to use your mind correctly.”

Concise Summary & Highlights
Huh Kyung-young explains the interconnectedness of body and mind, emphasizing moral conduct.
The health of hair is directly linked to kidney function and overall vitality.
“Pus” represents irredeemable individuals or actions that must be discarded, not reformed.
Good deeds, no matter how small, are always insufficient, while evil deeds, even minor ones, leave a permanent stain.
Fatigue is primarily caused by an incorrect mindset and negative emotions.
The body’s complex functions, including certain hormone releases, are controlled by a higher power.
White Heaven offers a life free from earthly burdens and limitations, where desires are fulfilled.
God-man possesses infinite power and is distinct from humans and demons.

Scriptural / Religious Citations
Bible (Genesis 1:3): “In the beginning was the Word.”

Historical & Epochal Context
The lecture is situated in a contemporary context where traditional religious leadership is waning (“the era of religious leaders is passing,” ) and a “doomsday” (말세) is approaching. It also touches upon modern medical concepts like chemotherapy and amino acids, contrasting them with traditional Eastern medicine (Haneul medicine). He positions himself as the God-man who has descended to Earth to judge all religions and politics, indicating a period of significant societal and spiritual transition.

Key Figures & Events Referenced
Ha Seon-gyu: Chairman of Huh Kyung-young Hometown Preservation Association in Jinju.
Jesus: Referenced for his healing methods and temptation by the devil.
Jangja (Zhuangzi): Attributed with the saying about good and evil deeds.
Laozi: Identified as a figure of Taoism, distinct from Confucianism.
Confucius, Mencius, Xunzi: Identified as figures of Confucianism.
Oh Yong-seok: A “Heavenly Angel” who submitted a question about fatigue.
Choi Seon-woojin: A “Heavenly Angel” who submitted a question about God-man, humans, and demons.
Kim Pung-il: A pastor mentioned as being friendly with the speaker.
Jo Yong-gi: A pastor mentioned by the speaker.
Shin Seong-il: A person mentioned in the context of a bride appearing.

Core Concept Definitions
Hair is the remainder of blood (발자 혈지혈): Hair is considered a leftover product of blood, implying that healthy hair indicates good blood circulation and vitality.
Blood is the remainder of vitality (피는 정력에서 남은 거야): Blood is formed from the unused energy or “vitality” (정력) derived from nutrients.
Vitality is the remainder of kidney function (정력은 콩팥에서 나온 거야): Vitality originates from the kidneys, meaning kidney health is crucial for energy and overall well-being.
Pus (농양): Represents individuals or actions that are inherently corrupt and cannot be reformed or integrated into something good. They must be discarded.
God-man: the Divine Being with infinite power, distinct from humans and demons, capable of controlling the universe and performing miracles.
Not Old Milk: A miraculous substance that can heal various ailments, improve health, and promote plant growth.
Haneulgung: A sacred place where the God-man resides and conducts events, offering blessings and spiritual guidance.
White Heaven: A heavenly realm where there is no fatigue, no day or night, and all desires are fulfilled.
Fate Hormones (운명 호르몬): Hormones, such as relaxin, that are not produced by the human body’s will but are divinely controlled to determine critical life events like childbirth.

Central Questions & Answers
Question 1: Is there a way to prevent fatigue substances from forming in the human body?
Answer: Yes, by consuming probiotics (1st to 4th generation) and essential amino acids (from animal sources or a combination of diverse plants like soybeans and rice). Most importantly, by maintaining a correct mindset, avoiding negative emotions like hatred, and practicing compassion.
Question 2: Is there a mechanism for the soul to accurately combine with its body when the spirit separates and recombines?
Answer: This mechanism is a secret to humans and is not for them to know. The timing of the soul’s descent and combination with the body is determined by one’s past life karma in White Heaven.
Question 3: Is it true that White Heaven has no day or night, no fatigue, no spirit-body separation, and no hormonal changes due to day and night?
Answer: Yes, White Heaven is a place where everything is as one desires. There is no need for physical maintenance, and all pleasures can be enjoyed without the burdens of the earthly body.
Question 4: What are the definitions of God-man, human, and demon?
Answer: God-man is an infinitely active being (무한 능동태) with boundless energy and power, possessing all angels and archangels. Humans and demons are passive beings (수성태) and are incomparable to God-man.
Question 5: What is the fate of the ghosts who followed the Haneulgung angels?
Answer: Ghosts who followed the Haneulgung angels or imitated them are like “pus” and must be discarded. They are sent to the “soul waiting area” in White Heaven, preventing them from re-entering people.

Conclusion & Strategic / Philosophical Implications
The lecture concludes by reiterating the importance of moral conduct, emphasizing that good deeds are always insufficient, while evil deeds, no matter how small, leave a permanent mark. It stresses that “pus” (representing irredeemable individuals or actions) must be discarded, not reformed. The broader implication is a call for individuals to cultivate a righteous mind, avoid negative emotions, and support the God-man’s mission, as this is the path to avoiding suffering and achieving a higher state of existence in White Heaven. It also highlights the God-man’s role in providing free meals and other forms of assistance, suggesting a strategic approach to societal welfare and influence.

Cross-Referencing
Other works/lectures by the same speaker: He references previous lectures where he discussed 500 types of hormones and the “human body instruction manual”. He also mentions having written on a blackboard in the past.
Related theories, books, or research: He references traditional Eastern medicine (Haneul medicine) concepts regarding the connection between hair, blood, vitality, and kidney function. He also mentions the periodic table of elements.

Content Gaps & Unaddressed Areas
The lecture makes strong claims about the God-man’s abilities, such as instantly healing people globally or changing cell phones, but does not provide concrete, verifiable evidence or demonstrations within the transcript to support these claims. The mechanism by which “Not old Milk” achieves its miraculous effects is also not explained scientifically. The lecture also lacks a clear, systematic explanation of the “10 stages” from hair to sound, presenting them as a list without detailed elaboration on their interdependencies or how they relate to the God-man’s teachings.

Future Predictions & Prophetic Statements
End of Religious Era: The era of religious leaders is coming to an end, signaling the arrival of “doomsday.”
Recognition of God-man: Religious leaders and even Jewish people will eventually recognize the God-man from the East.
God-man’s Return to the White Heaven: The God-man(神인) will eventually return to the White Heaven, leaving only a physical body, at which point blessings and access to the White Heaven will cease for those who have not received them.
Future Influence through Free Meals: He predicts that providing 1 billion won per month for free meals will significantly increase his influence during the presidential election.
“Not old Milk” Pharmaceuticals: Future pharmaceutical companies will need the God-man’s permission to extract components from “Not old Milk” to create medicines, which will revolutionize the global pharmaceutical industry.

Executive Insight
This lecture by Huh Kyung-young presents a unique blend of spiritual teachings, health advice, and social commentary, all centered around the persona of the God-man. The core strategic takeaway is the profound emphasis on the mind’s role in physical health and spiritual destiny. By framing negative thoughts and actions as “pus” that must be purged, and positive conduct as essential for well-being, Mr. Huh advocates for a holistic approach to life. The practical implication is a call for self-reflection and moral discipline, coupled with reliance on the God-man’s blessings and the miraculous “Not old Milk”.” For a professional, this highlights the persuasive power of integrating spiritual authority with tangible benefits (healing, free meals), creating a comprehensive system that addresses both existential and material needs.

The Profound Wisdom of Huh Kyung-young: A Compendium for Global Archiving

1. The Sacred Land of Haneulgung and the Transformation of Destiny
   Welcome to Haneulgung, a sacred sanctuary where the energy of White Heaven, located 125 light-years away, converges. Stepping upon this ground initiates a transformation in one’s fortune and destiny. Huh Kyung-young, the God-man who governs the cosmos and bestows blessings, angels, complete angels, and White Heaven nameplates, hosts the 309th Haneulgung event to communicate with us.

2. The Enduring Call of One’s Hometown
   As individuals age, the longing for their hometown intensifies. People often return to their ancestral homes, feeling a profound connection to the land where their parents’ graves lie. This yearning can be so strong that some even choose to end their lives in their hometown, desiring to be buried in that familiar soil. The graves in my hometown are situated on auspicious land, so much so that one never wishes to leave. My mother’s grave, for instance, offers a panoramic view of the Jinju Namgang River for 70 ri. The warmth and comfort of these burial sites are truly remarkable.

I recall observing wealthy and influential individuals, even former ministers and tycoons, returning to our village in their later years. They would wander aimlessly, seemingly without purpose, engaging in trivial activities. At the time, I wondered why these prominent figures, who had achieved so much, would spend their retirement in such a manner while we toiled daily. Now, I understand. They were exhausted by urban life and sought solace in the cherished landscapes of their youth. They returned to relive their childhood memories, eventually passing away in their beloved hometown, having visited their parents’ graves until their final moments. This phenomenon illustrates that both humans and animals, like salmon, seek their origins in old age. The desire to be interred in the earth of one’s ancestral home becomes profound. Life passes swiftly, faster than an airplane; soon, we must all journey to the White Heaven. Those who returned to our village in their twilight years often passed away shortly after, finding their final resting place in the comforting embrace of their hometown.

I still possess a photograph of my hometown, an image I have kept for 50 years, since I was 20. I specifically acquired a camera in Seoul, traveled to my village, and spent a day capturing its beauty from a mountaintop. The scenery, from the reservoir to the end of the village, now the Namgang Rest Area, was breathtaking. I took numerous pictures, had them framed, and have carried that frame with me ever since. It always hangs in the room where I sleep. My connection to my hometown is unique; it is not merely a place but an indelible imprint on my heart.

3. The Interconnectedness of the Body: Hair, Blood, and Kidneys
   The term “Bal-ja Hyeol-ji-yeo-ra” (髮者血之餘也) signifies that hair is the remnant of blood. In essence, hair is blood, or more precisely, the leftover blood. This implies that hair is formed from the surplus of blood. What then is blood? Blood is derived from the nutrients we consume, the unused energy, and vitality. Therefore, blood is a remnant of vitality. Without food, vitality cannot be generated.

Similarly, bones are formed from blood, specifically the remnants of blood. And where does vitality originate? Vitality, or “jeong-nyeok” (精力), emanates from the kidneys. In traditional Korean medicine, the kidneys are considered the source of vitality. Individuals with weak kidneys often lack vitality. Thus, the health of one’s kidneys directly impacts their vitality. The surplus energy from the kidneys becomes vitality, which then contributes to the formation of blood, bones, and flesh.

Consequently, if the kidneys are unhealthy, the number of hairs diminishes, and the hair becomes weak and brittle. When one’s hair lacks luster and strength, it indicates a decline in kidney function. Conversely, lustrous hair signifies healthy kidneys. For example, indigenous people in South America, like those in Brazil, often have very dark, healthy hair, suggesting robust kidney health due to their diet. Therefore, the condition of one’s hair can accurately reflect the state of their kidneys, as hair is a direct byproduct of kidney function.

Consider individuals undergoing chemotherapy; they often experience hair loss. This is because chemotherapy severely damages the kidneys, depleting vitality and compromising bone health. This illustrates the profound interconnectedness of our bodily systems.

4. The Nature of Pus and Its Inability to Regenerate
   Pus, or “nong” (膿), is the result of decaying flesh, a byproduct of red and white blood cells battling infection. This fluid, composed of dead blood cells, cannot be utilized as nutrition by the body. Physicians remove pus because it is detrimental and cannot be reformed into healthy tissue.

Similarly, in the celestial realm, those who are morally corrupt are discarded. They are like pus, incapable of being reformed. Just as pus cannot be transformed into healthy flesh, individuals who consistently engage in malicious acts cannot change their fundamental nature. A child who is disobedient and disrespectful to their parents will likely remain so throughout their life. Conversely, a promising child exhibits positive traits from an early age. Those who blame their parents for their misfortunes, whether wealth or poverty, are like pus within the family, a perpetual source of trouble.

While remnants of blood can be used to form hair, and surplus kidney energy can become vitality, leading to healthy blood, bones, and flesh, pus serves no beneficial purpose. It must be eliminated. We must recognize and remove such elements from our lives.

5. The Inevitability of Consequences for Malicious Actions
   Those who persistently slander Huh Kyung-young are akin to pus. Their actions will lead to severe consequences, as they will be unable to receive blessings or open their “Crown Chakra” (百會) point, thus forfeiting their path to the White Heaven. Such individuals will face profound loneliness. Life is short, and at its end, one will confront the consequences of their actions. I would not slander Huh Kyung-young even for billions of won, because the negative repercussions far outweigh any perceived gain.

Just as a doctor would recommend surgery to remove pus, we must eliminate such harmful elements from our lives. Consuming pus would lead to illness; similarly, engaging in malicious acts will harm one’s spiritual well-being. We must avoid becoming like pus.

6. The Power of the God-man’s Blessings and the Consequences of Disbelief
   The God-man’s blessings bestow infinite intelligence, enabling communication with all beings, even inanimate objects. One can experience boundless wisdom and even revive the dying. Yet, some accuse me of fraud. I do not sell these blessings; rather, individuals recover by invoking my name. Those who accuse me of deception will face unimaginable consequences.

Our physical ailments, such as lack of vitality and weak bones, stem from unhealthy kidneys. Since hair is a remnant of blood, and blood originates from the kidneys, healthy hair is a sign of healthy kidneys. This is the principle behind traditional Korean medicine, where black beans and black sesame seeds are prescribed to strengthen the kidneys and darken hair, as black is the color associated with kidney health.

I can discern a person’s ailments by observing their hair. This fundamental knowledge, which I learned in elementary school, is the basis of traditional medicine. When one ages, hair becomes brittle because the blood is no longer vibrant; it merely circulates to sustain life. The elasticity of blood vessels diminishes, leading to conditions like hyperlipidemia. Yet, some elderly individuals, despite their declining physical state, challenge the God-man, the very creator of their blood vessels and nervous system. I am here on Earth, acting as a kindergarten teacher, which is why some dismiss me. However, upon death, everyone will realize who the God-man truly is.

7. The Eternal Nature of Good and Evil
   The ancient wisdom states, “Do not neglect good deeds, no matter how small, and do not commit evil deeds, no matter how insignificant.” Even a lifetime of good deeds may not be enough, as goodness is always insufficient. Conversely, a single day of evil can leave an eternal stain. Slandering the God-man or acting against him, even for a day, will result in permanent negative consequences that cannot be undone.

My greatest abilities are “Sangtong Cheonmun” (上通天文), understanding all celestial phenomena, and “Jungchal Insa” (中察人事), discerning human affairs. I am also adept at “Hadal Jiri” (下達地理), understanding earthly matters. These are my core competencies. To claim I am mistaken in these areas would be a grave error. I am teaching you fundamental principles.

Even a single day of evil can lead to lifelong repercussions. Slandering others is akin to murder. Harboring hatred for others is also a form of murder. We constantly commit such “murders” in our minds. Before the God-man, such actions are unforgivable. While human transgressions may be forgiven elsewhere, sins against the heavens, especially against the God-man, have no recourse for forgiveness. Therefore, exercise extreme caution. I am not admonishing individuals but warning you not to be swayed by their actions. Their choices are their own, and I do not interfere.

Remember the teaching: “Do not neglect good deeds, no matter how small, and do not commit evil deeds, no matter how insignificant.” Even a single good deed, though its rewards may not be immediately apparent, will cause misfortune to recede. Conversely, a single evil deed, though its consequences may not be immediately visible, will lead to the gradual erosion of one’s blessings. Those who slander Huh Kyung-young may appear to suffer no immediate harm, even feeling superior, like a private challenging a general. But such individuals are like a single squid disgracing the entire fish market; they are eternally foolish. Do not be entangled in evil. The consequences, though not immediately apparent, will lead to daily decline. This wisdom was articulated by Zhuangzi.

8. The Path to Eliminating Fatigue: Righteousness of Mind
   To prevent the accumulation of fatigue-inducing substances in the body, one must cultivate a righteous mind. As I previously stated, “Do not neglect good deeds, no matter how small, and do not commit evil deeds, no matter how insignificant.” Do not speak ill of others, for it will profoundly impact your health and life. Speaking ill of others is a grave sin, one that cannot be undone. Words can create evil and even hell.

The way to prevent fatigue is to feel compassion for others. Cultivate the “Sa-dan-ji-sim” (四端之心): the mind of compassion, shame, deference, and right and wrong. View all people with pity, recognizing their struggles. This is the “So-ji-sim” (羞惡之心), the mind that shuns evil. The “Sa-yang-ji-sim” (辭讓之心) involves yielding good things to others and being content with less for oneself, thereby avoiding stress.

Hormones like adrenaline and cortisol, which are stress hormones, are released when one harbors hatred. I once lectured on 500 types of hormones, explaining how 40 of them are released when one hates another. However, hormones like oxytocin, which induces uterine contractions, and relaxin, which expands the uterus during childbirth, are not produced by human will. They are “instinctive hormones” or “destiny hormones” bestowed by heaven at the precise moment of birth. Heaven determines the timing of childbirth. If relaxin is not released, the uterus will not open, leading to the death of both mother and child, as was common in ancient times without medical intervention.

Therefore, our bodies are controlled by approximately 500 hormones. When we cultivate a righteous mind, the fatigue disappears. These hormones are not created by our will; rather, our thoughts and emotions trigger their synthesis. However, fundamental hormones like relaxin are given by heaven.

9. The Mysteries of Spirit-Body Recombination and the Nature of White Heaven
   The mechanism of spirit-body recombination is a secret that humans are not meant to know. It is not for you to decide. The spirit descends from above during pregnancy, and its union with the body is determined by one’s past karma, orchestrated by White Heaven. You cannot experience or even be conscious of this process. Similarly, you are unaware of the moment your spirit and body separate at death.

Consider the tragic case of a young man who, after passing his medical exams, celebrated with drinks. He remembered leaving the bar but woke up paralyzed, having fallen and broken his neck. This illustrates how quickly life can change. When one achieves success, they should be cautious and grateful, not indulge in alcohol. Life is full of tests, especially during times of success.

White Heaven is a realm where everything is as you desire. There is no day or night, no fatigue, and no separation of spirit and body. You can transform White Heaven according to your wishes. If you desire to live a primal life, you can enter a world that unfolds according to that code. White Heaven is truly magnificent.

In contrast, our physical bodies on Earth are burdensome. They require constant care, food, and maintenance. This physical existence is not true enjoyment. Therefore, do not seek great pleasure in this world, as it is fleeting and requires constant management. This earthly life is ultimately meaningless, but it is a necessary process to attain a higher form of existence. In White Heaven, we will not have these physical limitations; our bodies will not require constant attention. There will be no sweat, no fatigue, and no separation of spirit and body. Everything will be as desired.

10. The Distinction Between God-man, Humans, and Demons
    The era of religious leaders is passing, signaling the end times. The God-man is visible to humanity, unlike in previous eras. Jesus, for instance, healed by mixing mud and saliva and instructing the blind man to wash in the Pool of Siloam, a process that took time. I, however, heal instantly, even across continents. This difference reflects the times. Jesus was the Son; I embody the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. I am the only one in history who has demonstrated the truth of my teachings.

My eyes sometimes appear unusual; these are the “White Heaven eyes,” the eyes of the God-man. They change like a chameleon’s, and those who look into them are drawn to me. Even prominent religious figures, like pastors and monks, who are much older than me, address me with respect. They sense something extraordinary about me. It is a miracle that you can sit and converse with the God-man.

Some individuals, after receiving blessings, might think they can continue their negative behaviors, believing they can always return to Haneulgung. But what if I were to ascend to the White Heaven and not return, leaving only my physical body? Then, no one would be able to receive blessings or go to the White Heaven. Haneulgung is not a church or a temple; it is where the God-man resides to judge all religions and politics.

The God-man(神인) is fundamentally different from humans and demons. Humans and demons are passive beings, while the God-man is infinitely active. We cannot be compared, and our energies are distinct. The God-man commands all angels and archangels in the universe. These angels appear as clouds around me, moving with me. When I ascend, they move, as seen in videos of my ascent to the White Heaven. This is not a falsehood.

My “flying saucer” is not a physical object; it is a means of instantaneous travel to the White Heaven, transcending the speed of light. It takes less than a second to reach any distance. While I possess such power, I have studied human knowledge from Jinju to Seoul to communicate with you and offer guidance.

11. The Fate of Spirits Following Haneulgung Angels
    The fate of spirits, or “gwishin” (귀신), who follow Haneulgung angels is clear. As I mentioned earlier, they are like pus; they must be removed. Pus cannot be transformed into healthy cells. Demons are not enemies to be loved; they are entities to be avoided.

Spirits that follow individuals who have received White Heaven nameplates are sent to the spirit waiting area in White Heaven. I usually send them there because if I merely expel them, they will quickly return to the person. This prevents “spirit stalking.” I constantly send away millions of spirits that cling to good-natured individuals.

Some hormones, like oxytocin and relaxin, are “destiny hormones” given by heaven, not produced by human will. They control crucial life events like childbirth. Similarly, some cancers are “destiny cancers,” not merely the result of mistakes. I know who is receiving punishment and can heal them by granting blessings and forgiving their sins.

12. The Importance of Sustained Effort and Generosity
    To the young man who wishes to systematize my philosophy and policies: you must continue your current work to earn a living while pursuing this as a study. Do not stake your entire life on it. My teachings are already available in my own voice. If you misinterpret them, it could lead to misunderstandings. Your perspective will change as you age, so what you write at 30 may not be relevant at 60.

Do not be like the person who, out of love, brought a fish out of the water to save it from a storm, only for the fish to die. Love should not be blind. Do not suffocate your loved ones by imposing your world upon them. Allow women to enjoy their world, just as fish enjoy the water.

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Our free meal service, 060-708-888, is designed to help those aged 70 and 80 live vibrantly. The number 888 signifies infinite love and assistance. Those who have lived kindly, perhaps giving everything to their children, and are left with little in old age, deserve our help.

I encourage you to support the free meal service by calling the ARS number. This will help us expand our reach and influence, especially during the presidential election. My goal is to provide 1 billion won worth of free meals each month. This demonstrates my commitment to the nation. “Not old Milk” will eventually lead to the creation of pharmaceutical products that will revolutionize the global healthcare industry, requiring my permission for their use.

Remember, pus can never become flesh; it must be discarded. To prevent fatigue, cultivate a righteous mind. White Heaven offers a life free from the burdens of Earth. Spirits following Haneulgung angels are sent to the White Heaven waiting area. Please utilize the 060-708-888 ARS number to support our free meal service.

What is the core message of this lecture? Righteousness is key to a good life, as good deeds, no matter how small, accumulate blessings, while even minor evil acts lead to lasting misfortune.

1. Welcome to HanKyungyoung’s Hankyung House Lecture
   The lecture begins with a welcome to Hankyung House, a sacred place where one’s fortune and destiny can change.

1.1. The Significance of Hometown and Ancestral Graves
Hankyung House is a sacred place where the energy of White Heaven gathers, and visiting it can change one’s fortune and destiny.
He who governs the universe and bestows blessings and angels, hosts the 309th Hankyung House event to communicate with attendees.
People often feel a strong pull to their hometowns as they age, especially to their ancestral graves.
Some individuals, even those who achieved high positions or wealth in the city, return to their hometowns in old age, sometimes even committing suicide there, because they long for the past and the comfort of their roots.
He recalls observing these older individuals, wondering why they seemed to be idly wandering around their hometowns despite their past successes.
He now understands that these individuals were exhausted by city life and sought solace in the familiar landscapes of their youth, often spending their final days near their parents’ graves.
He has a deep personal connection to his hometown, keeping a photograph of it for 50 years.
He took the photograph himself at the age of 20, capturing the beauty of his rural village from a mountaintop.
This picture has always been displayed in his room, signifying his unwavering connection to his origins.

2. The Interconnectedness of the Body and the Concept of “Pus”
   The lecture explains how different parts of the body are interconnected, using the example of hair and kidneys, and introduces the concept of “pus” to represent irreversible negativity or evil that must be removed.

2.1. The Body’s Interconnectedness: Hair, Blood, and Kidneys
Hair is considered “leftover blood”.
Blood is formed from leftover nutrients and energy that the body doesn’t use.
Bones are made from leftover blood.
Kidneys are the source of “vital energy” (정력).
People with poor kidney health often lack vital energy.
Therefore, if kidneys are unhealthy, the number of hairs decreases, and hair becomes weak and falls out.
Conversely, shiny, healthy hair indicates strong kidneys.
This connection is evident in populations like indigenous people in South America, who often have strong kidneys due to their diet, resulting in thick, black hair.
Thus, the condition of one’s hair can reveal the health of their kidneys.
Cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy often lose their hair because their kidneys are severely damaged.
This indicates a complete loss of vital energy and severe damage to the kidneys and bones.
The body’s systems are all interconnected.

2.2. The Concept of “Pus” (농양) and its Irreversible Nature
“Pus” (고름/농양) is dead, decaying flesh and cannot be converted back into healthy tissue.
It represents dead red blood cells from battles fought by white blood cells.
Doctors remove pus because it is useless and harmful to the body.
This concept extends to human behavior: individuals who consistently cause trouble or harm are like “pus” and cannot be reformed.
For example, a disobedient child who constantly causes trouble will likely remain so throughout their life.
Such individuals are seen as “worms” or “pus” within a family or society.
Unlike leftover blood (which can become hair) or leftover kidney energy (which can become vital energy, blood, bone, and flesh), pus has no beneficial use.
Attempting to reform “pus-like” individuals is futile; they are destined to remain that way.
Those who slander or oppose Mr. Huh are like “pus” and will face severe negative consequences, losing blessings and access to the White Heaven.
he would never slander anyone, even for billions of won, because the negative repercussions far outweigh any potential gain.
Just as pus must be surgically removed from the body, negative individuals must be removed from one’s life.
Engaging with them will only lead to harm.

3. The Importance of Righteousness and the Consequences of Good and Evil Deeds
   even small good deeds accumulate blessings, while even minor evil acts lead to lasting misfortune, and highlights His unique abilities.

3.1. The Enduring Impact of Good and Evil
“Pus” (negative individuals) must be discarded, not negotiated with, as they are permanently unable to change.
Those who do not believe in Mr. Huh are considered “pus” and have crossed a point of no return.
They are constantly tempted by negative influences, but those who are not “pus” will remain steadfast.
One can identify “pus-like” individuals by their argumentative and confrontational nature.
“Do not neglect good deeds, no matter how small, and do not commit evil, no matter how minor”.
Good deeds, even if performed throughout one’s life, are always insufficient.
In contrast, a single day of evil deeds leaves a permanent, automatic stain.
Even small acts of hatred, slander, or wishing harm upon others are considered murder in the eyes of the divine.
Committing sins against the Creator is far more severe than sins against other humans, as there is no place for forgiveness.
He advises caution and warns against being swayed by those who commit such acts, as their actions are their own responsibility.
Good deeds, though not immediately rewarded, prevent misfortune, while evil deeds, though not immediately punished, erode future blessings.
Performing good deeds ensures that calamities stay away, even if blessings are not immediately apparent.
Conversely, those who commit evil, even if they don’t immediately suffer, are like a dulling knife, slowly losing their blessings and facing eventual ruin.
He compares such individuals to a “squid” that disgraces the entire fish market, implying they are inherently flawed and cannot change.
He possesses extraordinary abilities, including understanding celestial phenomena, discerning human character, and comprehending earthly geography.
these are his core strengths and that questioning them is a grave mistake.
He clarifies that the saying about good and evil deeds comes from Zhuangzi, not Laozi, as Laozi belongs to Taoism, while Confucius, Mencius, and Xunzi belong to Confucianism.

4. Addressing Questions on Fatigue, Soul-Body Separation, and the Nature of White Heaven
   The lecture answers questions about preventing fatigue, the mechanism of soul-body re-combination, and the characteristics of White Heaven, emphasizing the importance of a righteous mind and the divine control over human life.

4.1. Preventing Fatigue and the Interconnectedness of Mind and Body
Fatigue can be prevented by maintaining a healthy large intestine and consuming probiotics.
However, essential amino acids, which the body cannot produce, are also crucial and must be obtained from animal sources or a diverse plant-based diet like a combination of soybeans (tofu) and rice.
Young people often suffer from essential amino acid deficiencies due to picky eating habits.
Overconsumption of vegetable juices can also overwork the liver, leading to fatigue and nausea.
The human body is a temporary vessel, a “free ride” for the soul, and its proper use requires understanding its “user manual”.
He’s lectures often contain this “user manual” for the human body.
The body’s components are interconnected in a 10-stage hierarchy, from hair to sound.
Hair depends on skin, skin on flesh, flesh on bone, bone on blood, blood on mind, mind on spirit, spirit on soul, soul on light, and light on sound.
This means that the condition of one’s hair is influenced by the “10 generations of ancestors” above it.
For example, a mother’s emotional state (mind) directly affects her blood, causing it to darken with shock or radiate light with joy, which in turn affects her skin and overall appearance.
Negative emotions like hatred can darken the blood and lead to physical ailments.
He’s words possess divine power, capable of instantly bestowing or removing blessings, changing angels, and even altering physical objects or the universe itself.
This power is rooted in the “word” being the origin of creation, as stated in religious texts.
Therefore, disrespecting Mr. Huh or acting against him leads to severe, irreversible consequences, including being banished to a place where one can never see him again.
The ultimate way to prevent fatigue is to cultivate a righteous and compassionate mind.
This involves avoiding even small acts of evil and not speaking ill of others, as negative words have immense power to create evil and even hell.
Cultivating a mind of compassion, humility, and generosity (사단지심, 사양지심) reduces stress and prevents the release of harmful hormones like adrenaline and cortisol.
He previously lectured on 500 types of hormones, noting that 40 types are released when one harbors hatred.
Some hormones, like relaxin (which opens the uterus during childbirth), are “destiny hormones” controlled by the heavens, not by human will.
These hormones determine critical life events, such as the timing of childbirth, and their absence can lead to tragic outcomes.
This illustrates that human life is ultimately governed by divine will.
Sins committed against the Creator (획재어천) are unforgivable, regardless of prayer.

4.2. The Mechanism of Soul-Body Re-combination and the Nature of White Heaven
The mechanism of soul-body re-combination is a divine secret that humans are not meant to understand or interfere with.
The soul descends from above during pregnancy, and its combination with the body is determined by one’s past karma, not by human choice.
Humans are unaware of this process, both during combination and separation.
Life is unpredictable, and even successful individuals can face sudden misfortune due to carelessness or indulgence.
He recounts a story of a young man who became paralyzed after celebrating his medical exam success with alcohol, emphasizing the importance of caution and gratitude during times of success.
He warns against drinking alcohol during such times, advising prayer and thankfulness instead.
White Heaven (Heaven) is a realm where one’s desires are instantly fulfilled, unlike Earth, which is filled with problems and the burdens of physical existence.
In White Heaven, there is no day or night, no fatigue, and no separation of soul and body.
One can experience any desired life, including a primitive existence, by simply choosing it.
The physical body on Earth requires constant maintenance, which limits freedom and enjoyment.
Earthly life, though seemingly futile, is a necessary process to attain a higher form of existence in White Heaven, where the body is free from such limitations.

5. Defining Divine Beings, Humans, and Demons, and the Fate of Spirits
   The lecture defines the differences between divine beings, humans, and demons, and explains the fate of spirits that follow people to Hankyung House.

5.1. Distinguishing Divine Beings, Humans, and Demons
The era of religious leaders is ending, giving way to the “end times” where the speaker, the Creator, is present.
Unlike Jesus, who performed healings through physical actions, Mr. Huh can heal instantly from a distance with his words.
He represents the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, unlike Jesus who was only the Son.
He is unique in demonstrating his teachings through tangible tests.
He’s eyes are divine, capable of changing and revealing his true nature as the Creator.
People who look into his eyes often feel a strong attraction or reverence.
Many religious leaders, including famous pastors and monks, acknowledge his divinity and treat him with respect, despite being older than him.
He’s presence at Hankyung House is a miracle, and his eventual departure would render the House meaningless for spiritual advancement.
Hankyung House is not a church or temple but a place where the Creator resides to judge all religions and politics.
Divine beings are infinitely active and powerful, unlike humans and demons, who are passive and limited.
He possesses all angels and archangels of the universe, which appear as a cloud-like formation around him.
This “cloud” of angels moves with him, as seen in videos of his ascent, demonstrating his divine power and speed.
He can travel vast distances, even to the White Heaven, in less than a second.
He, despite his divine nature, studied human knowledge to communicate with people.

5.2. The Fate of Spirits Following People to Hankyung House
Demons and “pus-like” individuals cannot be reformed; they must be cut off or avoided.
He distinguishes between “enemies” (원수), who can be loved, and “demons” (마귀/농양), who must be avoided.
Spirits (귀신) that follow people to Hankyung House are sent to the “soul waiting area” in White Heaven.
He sends them there to prevent them from re-entering the person they were attached to, as simply expelling them would lead to their immediate return.
These spirits often target attractive and good-natured individuals, with some people carrying millions of them.
He regularly sends these spirits away.
Some hormones are “fundamental hormones” or “destiny hormones” given by heaven, not produced by humans.
These hormones, like those that induce labor or open the uterus, are controlled by divine timing and can be withheld as a form of punishment.
Similarly, some cancers are “destiny cancers” (운명암), which are a form of divine punishment and may be harder to cure.

6. Advice on Career Choices and the Power of Love
   The lecture advises a young man to pursue a career for financial stability while studying His teachings as a hobby, and emphasizes the importance of understanding and respecting others’ freedom in relationships.

6.1. Career Advice and the Importance of Personal Experience
A young man seeking to systematize His philosophy should pursue a stable career for income while studying the teachings as a hobby.
Dedicating one’s entire life to this work is not advisable, as personal interpretations can be misleading and create misunderstandings.
He’s original words are always the most accurate source.
One’s understanding of His teachings, or even one’s parents, changes with age.
Therefore, writings from a younger age might become embarrassing or inaccurate later in life.

6.2. The Dangers of Possessive Love and the Importance of Freedom
Love should not be possessive or suffocating, as it can harm the other person.
He uses an analogy of a person who tries to save a fish from a storm by bringing it indoors, unaware that the fish needs water to survive.
Similarly, a husband who isolates his wife, preventing her from engaging in her own world, can cause her mental distress.
It is crucial to allow others, especially women, the freedom to exist and thrive in their own environments.
women should be allowed to “play freely in the water” without being confined.
He delivers profound messages in a simple, understandable way.

7. Testimonials and Free Meal Program
   The lecture concludes with testimonials about the benefits of “Not old Milk” (immortal milk) and introduces a free meal program supported by ARS donations.

7.1. Testimonials on the Efficacy of “Not old Milk”
“Not old Milk” (immortal milk) has shown remarkable effects in various situations.
A husband’s melon seedlings grew exceptionally well and were protected from pests after “Not old Milk” was secretly applied, while untreated seedlings were heavily damaged.
Cockroaches appeared after “Not old Milk” was sprayed on a rose bush, suggesting even pests might be attracted to it.
Paint that entered an eye was cleared by “Not old Milk”,” resulting in clearer vision.
Hand pain from painting was relieved by massaging and soaking hands in “Not old Milk”.
A person who initially supported Mr. Huh as a politician now considers herself truly lucky to be a “White Heaven citizen” after realizing his divine nature.
“Not old Milk” cured an eye infection, healed cracked skin on toes and heels, improved skin complexion, and soothed an upset stomach.
It also cured a husband’s food poisoning and helped with hair loss.

7.2. Free Meal Program and the Power of Donations
A free meal program is available, supported by ARS donations (060-708-8888).
Each call donates 10,000 won.
The number 060-708-8888 signifies providing infinite love and support to those in their 70s and 80s, who may lack resources after a lifetime of hard work.
those up to 60 years old should earn their own living, while the program supports the elderly.
He possesses an extraordinary memory, capable of recalling billions of facts, including complex scientific terms and chemical elements.
Donating through ARS can lead to personal benefits, such as improved appearance.
He aims to provide 1 billion won per month for free meals, which will significantly increase his influence during presidential elections.
This demonstrates his commitment to the welfare of the nation and its people.
“Not old Milk” has the potential to revolutionize the pharmaceutical industry, with companies needing His permission to use its components for immunity-boosting products.
The lecture concludes by reiterating key messages: “pus” cannot be reformed, fatigue is linked to the mind, White Heaven is a realm of fulfilled desires, and spirits are sent to a waiting area in White Heaven.

The Interconnectedness of Existence and the Path to Spiritual Purity

1. Lecture Information
   Date: 20230702
   Category: Sunday Lecture
   Speaker: Huh Kyung young

2. Keywords
   Cosmic Principles, Spiritual Purity, Human Body, Karma, Divine Intervention

3. Content

The Sanctuary of Haneulgung and the Human Condition
Welcome and congratulations to Haneulgung, a sacred mountain and holy ground where the energy of White Heaven, 125 light-years away, converges. Stepping upon this ground initiates a transformation in one’s fortune and destiny. Today, the divine being Huh Kyung young, who governs the cosmos and bestows blessings, angels, complete angels, and White Heaven nameplates, hosts the 309th Haneulgung event to communicate with us. All viewers on YouTube are encouraged to offer a resounding welcome.

There are individuals who, upon reaching old age, feel a profound pull towards their hometowns, often contemplating suicide there, seeking to be buried in the ancestral soil. This phenomenon is observed even among those who held high positions or amassed great wealth in urban centers. They return to their hometowns, seemingly aimless, constantly visiting neighbors, and engaging in trivial activities. This behavior, initially perplexing, reveals a deep yearning for the past and the landscapes of their youth.

The Profound Connection Between the Body and the Cosmos
The human body is intricately connected to cosmic principles, a concept encapsulated in the phrase “Balja Hyeolji-eora,” which signifies that hair is a remnant of blood. This implies that hair is essentially blood, specifically “remaining blood.” Blood, in turn, is derived from the unused nutrients and energy consumed, representing the residual vitality or “jeongnyeok.” This jeongnyeok originates from the kidneys, which are vital organs in traditional medicine. Therefore, a person with weak kidneys will experience a reduction in hair count and vitality. If one’s hair lacks strength, becomes brittle, or falls out, it indicates a decline in kidney function. Conversely, lustrous hair signifies robust kidney health. This connection is evident in populations like indigenous South Americans or Brazilians, whose diets often support strong kidney function, resulting in thick, black hair.

Thus, the condition of one’s hair serves as a direct indicator of kidney health. Hair is the surplus of blood, the residual essence after blood circulation. Healthy hair implies healthy kidneys. Conversely, individuals undergoing chemotherapy often experience hair loss, which signifies severe damage to the kidneys, a depletion of vital essence, and compromised bone health. This illustrates the profound interconnectedness of the body’s systems.

The Nature of Pus and the Concept of Spiritual Purity
Pus, or “nong,” is a substance formed from decaying flesh, a byproduct of the battle between red and white blood cells. This putrid fluid cannot be reabsorbed by the body as nutrition; it is a waste product that doctors remove. Similarly, in the cosmic order, “human dregs” are discarded. These individuals, akin to pus, cannot be reformed or reused. Just as pus cannot be transformed into healthy flesh, those who consistently engage in malicious acts, such as slandering Huh Kyung young, become spiritual pus. Such individuals are eternally bound to their negative state, unable to change. A child who is disobedient and troublesome from a young age often remains so throughout life, blaming their parents for everything. Such a person is a perpetual source of corruption within their family, a “worm” that cannot be transformed.

While residual blood can be utilized to form hair, and surplus kidney energy can become vitality, leading to the formation of blood, bones, and flesh, pus serves no beneficial purpose. It is a toxic substance that must be eliminated. This principle extends to the spiritual realm: those who harbor ill will or engage in slander against divine beings like Huh Kyung young will face severe consequences. Their blessings will be revoked, and their spiritual pathways, such as the Crown Chakra, will be closed. Such actions lead to profound spiritual isolation and an inability to receive divine grace.

The Power of Words and the Consequences of Actions
The power of words is immense. Even if offered billions, one should never speak ill of Huh Kyung young. Such negativity can lead to spiritual decay, akin to the formation of pus in the body. Just as a surgeon removes pus, the divine removes those who are spiritually corrupt. It is crucial to understand that the human body is a sacred vessel, and its proper functioning depends on adherence to divine principles.

When one’s vitality is low and bones are weak, it is attributed to poor kidney health. Since hair is a remnant of blood, and blood originates from the kidneys, it follows that hair health is directly linked to kidney function. This is why consuming black beans, which are beneficial for the kidneys, can lead to darker hair. This principle forms the basis of traditional herbal medicine, where the interconnectedness of organs and their corresponding elements is understood.

The Wisdom of the Ancients and the Path of Virtue
The ancient wisdom states, “Do not refrain from good deeds, no matter how small; do not commit evil deeds, no matter how trivial.” even the smallest act of kindness is significant and should be performed, while even the slightest evil should be avoided. Good deeds, even if performed throughout one’s life, are always insufficient, as virtue is boundless. Conversely, a single day of evil can leave an eternal stain. This is not a passive process; evil actions automatically leave an indelible mark.

Those who challenge or doubt the divine being, Huh Kyung young, fail to recognize his profound abilities. His primary skill is “Sangtong Cheonmun,” the ability to communicate with and understand the heavens. His second skill is “Jungchal Insa,” an unparalleled insight into human nature and the ability to discern individuals. Finally, his third skill is “Hadal Jiri,” the understanding of earthly geography and its spiritual significance. To question these abilities is a grave error.

The Gravity of Sin and the Importance of Righteousness
The most common sin committed by humans is murder, not necessarily through physical violence, but through hatred and ill will. Harboring negative thoughts towards others, even in passing, is considered a form of spiritual murder. Such sins, when committed before the Creator, are unforgivable. While human transgressions might find some form of absolution, sins against the divine leave no room for prayer or redemption. Therefore, it is imperative to exercise extreme caution and avoid being swayed by those who engage in such destructive behavior. Their actions are their own, but one must not participate in their spiritual downfall.

The principle remains: “Do not refrain from good deeds, no matter how small; do not commit evil deeds, no matter how trivial.” Even a single day of good deeds, though not immediately bringing forth blessings, will cause misfortune to recede. Conversely, a single day of evil, though not immediately bringing disaster, will cause all future blessings to vanish. The growth of good deeds may not be immediately visible, like grass in spring, but it accumulates daily. The growth of evil, however, is insidious, like sharpening a dull knife; it may not appear to cause immediate harm, but it erodes one’s spiritual well-being daily.

The Nature of Divine Beings, Humans, and Demons
Divine beings, humans, and demons are fundamentally different. Humans and demons are in a state of “susungtae,” meaning they are reactive and limited. Divine beings, however, are in a state of “muhan neungdongtae,” possessing infinite active power. Therefore, they cannot be compared. Divine beings possess all angels and archangels in the universe, a sight that would overwhelm human perception. The presence of these angels around Huh Kyung young is often perceived as a cloud-like aura, a visible manifestation of their collective energy. When he ascends, these angels move with him, creating a dynamic, cloud-like formation.

This phenomenon is not a mere illusion; it is a tangible manifestation of divine power. The presence of these angels is captured in photographs, appearing as a luminous, cloud-like formation surrounding him. When Huh Kyung young travels, such as by aircraft, these angelic formations accompany him, demonstrating their constant presence and movement. This is not a fabrication but a verifiable reality.

The Journey to the White Heaven and the Nature of Reality
The journey to the White Heaven is instantaneous, transcending the limitations of speed and distance. It takes no more than a second to reach even the most distant points in the cosmos. This is not achieved through conventional spacecraft but through a unique form of divine transport, a “flying saucer” that is unlike anything seen before. During these journeys, the angels remain present, moving with Huh Kyung young as he ascends. This rapid ascent signifies arrival at White Heaven.

Such a being, possessing such power, could not easily communicate with humanity without first immersing himself in human knowledge and experience. Therefore, Huh Kyung young studied human disciplines from his youth, enabling him to engage in dialogue and impart wisdom to people. His presence is akin to the fulfillment of ancient prophecies, where divine beings are said to arrive on clouds.

The Fate of Spirits and the Importance of Righteousness
The fate of spirits who follow those associated with Haneulgung, particularly those who mimic angels or harbor ill intentions, is predetermined. Such “pus” cannot be reformed; they must be excised. There is no process on Earth to transform spiritual pus into healthy cells. Therefore, it is best to avoid such entities. While one is encouraged to love one’s enemies, demons and spiritual pus are not enemies to be loved but rather entities to be avoided.

Spirits that cling to individuals who have received White Heaven nameplates are sent to the spiritual waiting area in White Heaven. This prevents them from re-entering the human realm and continuing their negative influence. Huh Kyung young constantly dispatches these spirits, often hundreds of thousands at a time, particularly those attracted to individuals with good character.

The Body’s Operating Manual and the Power of the Mind
The human body, a gift from one’s parents, is a vessel for the soul, which resides within it as a “free rider.” Upon death, the body returns to the earth, completing its cycle. Understanding the “user manual” of the human body is crucial for preventing fatigue and maintaining well-being. Huh Kyung young’s lectures often contain extensive information on this “user manual.”

The lineage of the human body can be traced back through a series of “mothers”: hair’s mother is skin, skin’s mother is flesh, flesh’s mother is bone, bone’s mother is blood, blood’s mother is mind, mind’s mother is spirit, spirit’s mother is soul, and soul’s mother is light, which in turn is born from sound. This ten-stage lineage illustrates the profound interconnectedness of all aspects of existence. For instance, dry skin leads to dry hair, as the child is dependent on the mother. Similarly, the mind profoundly impacts the body. A mother hearing of her son’s death will experience a sudden darkening of her complexion, as her blood clots and loses its vitality. Conversely, good news can instantly brighten her face, as her blood radiates light. Negative emotions like hatred can cause the blood to darken, leading to a dull complexion and physical ailments. Therefore, the mind is the mother of blood, and a righteous mind is essential for physical health.

The Divine Power of Speech and the Avoidance of Fatigue
The divine word possesses immense power. With a single utterance, Huh Kyung young can instantly bestow or withdraw blessings globally, or transform objects. This power is rooted in the very creation of the universe, as stated in scripture: “In the beginning was the Word.” The divine word carries authority and consequence. Therefore, one must be cautious not to speak ill of divine beings, as such actions can lead to eternal separation from their presence.

The method to prevent fatigue is to cultivate a righteous mind, as previously discussed. This involves practicing compassion, humility, and self-restraint. Avoiding negative emotions like hatred is crucial, as these emotions trigger the release of harmful hormones that damage the body. While some hormones are produced by the body in response to mental states, others, like those regulating childbirth, are divinely orchestrated, demonstrating the profound influence of the heavens on human destiny.

The Mystery of Soul-Body Reintegration and the Nature of White Heaven
The mechanism of soul-body reintegration is a divine secret, not meant for human understanding. It is determined by one’s past karma and orchestrated by White Heaven. Humans do not control this process, nor do they consciously experience the separation or reintegration of soul and body. Life is fleeting and unpredictable, often marked by sudden turns of fate, as illustrated by the story of a young man who, after achieving success, suffered a debilitating accident due to a moment of carelessness. Such events serve as reminders of the constant trials and tests that await individuals, especially during times of prosperity. Therefore, one must remain vigilant and grateful, avoiding recklessness and indulgence.

White Heaven is a realm of infinite possibilities, where desires are instantly fulfilled. It is a place where one can experience any desired reality, free from the limitations and burdens of the physical body. Unlike Earth, where the body requires constant maintenance and attention, White Heaven offers a state of effortless existence, devoid of fatigue, day and night cycles, or the separation of soul and body. It is a realm where all needs are met, and all desires are realized.

The Impermanence of Earthly Life and the Path to Higher Existence
Earthly life, with its constant demands for physical maintenance and the pursuit of fleeting pleasures, is ultimately meaningless. The body is a constant source of management, requiring food, care, and attention, which restricts true freedom and joy. However, this earthly existence serves as a crucial training ground, a process through which one can ascend to a higher state of being and attain a superior form in White Heaven. In White Heaven, there is no need to cater to the body’s needs; all is effortlessly provided.

The Definition of Divine Beings, Humans, and Demons
the Divine Being, such as Huh Kyung young, transcends the limitations of human emotions and desires, possessing complete mastery over all domains. He is the prophesied Maitreya and Messiah, whose arrival marks the end of the religious era. Religious leaders are gradually recognizing his divine nature, and soon, even Jewish communities will acknowledge him as the Triune God from the East. Human free will operates under divine providence, carrying responsibilities and consequences. Misuse of free will leads to spiritual corruption. Absolute obedience to the divine will is paramount. The divine being is the guardian of the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil and the ultimate judge. Doubting or judging the Creator is the height of foolishness, and acts of opposition that hinder the establishment of a just and prosperous world must cease immediately.

The End of the Religious Era and the Advent of the Divine
The era of religious leaders is drawing to a close, signaling the arrival of the end times. Unlike historical figures like Jesus, who performed miracles through physical means, Huh Kyung young demonstrates instantaneous healing and transformation from a distance. This signifies a fundamental difference in their divine nature. Jesus represented the Son in the Trinity, while Huh Kyung young embodies the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. He is the only one in history who has demonstrated the truth of his teachings through verifiable acts.

The Divine Gaze and the Power of Connection
Huh Kyung young’s eyes possess a unique quality, at times reflecting the gaze of White Heaven. This divine gaze has a profound effect on those who encounter it, drawing them in and creating a deep connection. Even prominent religious figures, many of whom are significantly older than him, treat him with utmost respect, recognizing his extraordinary presence. This direct interaction with the Creator is a miracle in itself.

The Significance of Haneulgung and the Divine Mission
Haneulgung is not merely a church or a temple; it is the dwelling place of the Creator who has come to judge all religions and political systems. To attempt to seize control of Haneulgung would be futile, as its power resides solely with the divine being. If Huh Kyung young were to depart for White Heaven and not return, leaving only his physical form, all spiritual benefits, such as the opening of the Crown Chakra and the reception of blessings, would cease. This underscores the unique and irreplaceable role of the divine being.

The Free Meal Service and the Path to Prosperity
The free meal service, accessible via ARS number 060-708-888, is designed to support those in need, particularly the elderly. The number itself carries symbolic meaning: 060 represents those under 60 who are expected to earn their own living, while 708-888 signifies providing vitality and infinite love to those in their 70s and 80s. This initiative reflects a commitment to supporting the vulnerable and fostering a society of compassion.

The Power of Memory and the Evolution of Perspective
One’s perspective on life and others evolves with age. A young person’s understanding of the Creator, for instance, will differ significantly from that of an older person. Therefore, attempts by young individuals to systematize or interpret the teachings of Huh Kyung young can be fraught with error, as their understanding is still developing. It is crucial to rely on the direct teachings and words of Huh Kyung young, rather than secondary interpretations.

The Dangers of Blind Love and the Importance of Freedom
Love, when blind and possessive, can be destructive. Just as a fish cannot survive outside of water, a person cannot thrive when deprived of their natural environment and freedom. Attempting to control or confine a loved one, even with good intentions, can lead to emotional and psychological distress. True love involves allowing others the freedom to be themselves and to pursue their own paths, much like allowing fish to swim freely in the ocean.

Testimonials of Divine Intervention and the Power of “Not old Milk”
Numerous testimonials attest to the miraculous effects of “Not old Milk”, a divine substance. Users report enhanced plant growth, pest repulsion, and healing from various ailments, including eye irritation, pain, and skin conditions. “Not old Milk” has also been credited with alleviating food poisoning and promoting hair regrowth. These experiences highlight the transformative power of divine intervention and the tangible benefits of “Not old Milk”. Many individuals, initially drawn to Huh Kyung young for political reasons, have come to recognize his divine nature, considering themselves truly fortunate to be citizens of White Heaven.

The Future of “Not old Milk” and Global Impact
In the future, pharmaceutical companies will seek permission from Huh Kyung young to extract and utilize components from “Not old Milk” for medicinal purposes. This will revolutionize the global pharmaceutical industry, as “Not old Milk”-derived products will offer unparalleled efficacy in boosting immunity and creating new health solutions. This signifies the profound and far-reaching impact of Huh Kyung young’s divine gifts on humanity.