2024.02.11 341 The Three Great Minds for Those Who Yearn for the soul, Not Material Possessions The Three Great Minds and the Nature of Reality

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The Divine Perspective on Humanity’s Spiritual Journey
Huh Kyung-young’s Sunday Lecture: The Three Great Minds for Those Who Yearn for the soul, Not Material Possessions
The Three Great Minds and the Nature of Reality
Soul worship, aliens, immortality and dark matter, the smallest unit of matter and science

Meeting Minutes: Heo Kyung-young’s Hankung Sunday Lecture (February 11, 2024)

Ⅰ. Meeting Overview

Category	Details
Date	February 11, 2024
Location	Hankung, Seongsan Seongji Umyungji
Speaker	Heo Kyung-young
Event	341st Hankung Event
Topic	The importance of spiritual aspiration over material desire, the nature of fantasy and reality, and the power of empathy.

Ⅱ. Meeting Discussion

• Welcome and Significance of Attendees

  • Attendees are welcomed to Hankung on the Lunar New Year holiday .
  • The gathering of millions of future archangels at Hankung is considered a miracle .
  • Attendees are described as having the greatest fortune, having passed a divine test .
  • Salvation is not exclusive to those in churches or temples; it is found among those who come to Hankung .

• Spiritual Aspiration vs. Material Desire

  • Ecclesiastes 3:11 states that God has put eternity into man’s heart .
  • Humans are not meant to desire material possessions, but rather eternal things .
  • Abraham’s excessive desire for his son Isaac, leading to the expulsion of Ishmael and Hagar, is presented as a negative example of prioritizing the physical over the spiritual .
  • This act of discrimination is linked to the current conflicts in the Middle East and the potential for World War III .
  • The Dead Sea, which receives water but has no outflow, symbolizes those who accumulate wealth without sharing, becoming “salty” or greedy .
  • Material desire leads to stress and dissatisfaction; even possessing the entire world or all people would not bring contentment .
  • The current era, characterized by material obsession, is described as the end times .

• The Three Great Minds (삼대 마음)

  • Great Indignation (대분심): A strong reaction against injustice, exemplified by Abraham’s expulsion of Ishmael and Hagar, which led to divine punishment .
  • Great Doubt (대의심): A profound questioning that leads to deeper understanding and discovery, such as questioning why milk does not spoil when Heo Kyung-young’s name is written on it . This doubt can lead to scientific inquiry and the realization of divine power .
  • Great Aspiration (대발심): A realization that one has been pursuing corrupt desires and a shift towards spiritual goals, such as aspiring to go to Baekgung Heaven . This involves detaching from material possessions and focusing on the eternal .

• The Nature of Fantasy and Reality

  • Fantasy novels and similar creative works are categorized as “small narratives” (소설), implying they are human creations based on “five aggregates” (오온: form, sensation, perception, mental formations, consciousness) and are not factual .
  • “Great narratives” (대설) are direct communications from a divine being, representing truth .
  • Extraterrestrials are described as having human-like appearances, not the strange forms often depicted in fiction .
  • The “Great Doubt” and “Great Aspiration” ultimately connect to the spiritual world of Baekgung Heaven .

• Empathy and Miracles

  • Jesus’ miracle of feeding five thousand with five loaves and two fish is presented as a “miracle of empathy,” stemming from a child’s generous offering .
  • This miracle was a one-time event, not a continuous occurrence .
  • The story of Carnegie, who rose from a security guard to a wealthy industrialist due to his diligent work and the empathy of his employer, illustrates the power of empathy in human relationships .
  • Empathy can transform negative situations, as seen in the story of a robber who, through empathy, became remorseful and received help .
  • It is important to cultivate empathy and avoid judging others, as focusing on weaknesses only increases negativity .

• Questions and Answers

  • Question 1: The nature of ghosts (귀신)
  • Ghosts possess both a spirit (영) and a soul (혼), not just a soul .
  • Ghosts can cause problems in relationships, as seen in the example of a man whose deceased wife’s spirit interfered with his new relationships .
  • Question 2: The effect of blessings on gifted items
  • Gifted items are also considered “neutralized” (중화) by blessings, as the act of giving and receiving implies a form of exchange and empathy .
  • It is not necessary to be overly concerned about ownership or to return small amounts of found money .
  • Question 3: Storage of Bulloyu (불로유) near electromagnetic waves
  • Bulloyu blocks radiation and electromagnetic waves .
  • It can be stored in a warehouse without special protective measures .
  • Bulloyu is described as “dark matter,” which is unaffected by human-made wavelengths .
  • Question 4: The boundary between gravity and electromagnetism
  • The question is considered elementary .
  • Gravity primarily affects large objects, while electromagnetism affects microscopic particles .
  • When matter is broken down into nanoparticles (nanos), it becomes electrically charged and is affected by electromagnetism .
  • The speaker explains various scales of smallness (nanos, micrometers, picometers, attometers) and their relation to scientific concepts and the vastness of the universe .
  • These scientific concepts, while complex, are ultimately part of a larger divine creation .
  • Question 5: Applying for ancestral blessings (축복 명패) for unknown ancestors
  • It is acceptable to apply using descriptive terms like “great-great-grandmother on the maternal side” (외외증조할머니), as the divine system can identify them .

• Heo Kyung-young’s Role and Authority

  • Heo Kyung-young states that he possesses the power to control the universe and its energies, including giving and removing blessings instantly .
  • He has forgiven all past negative actions (e.g., viewing anti-messages) and advises against future engagement with such content .
  • He compares his current phase to Jesus’ early ministry, characterized by a friendly and approachable demeanor .
  • He foresees a future stage where he will manifest greater authority and control over the world, akin to a persimmon tree bearing fruit in autumn .

Ⅲ. Action Items

• Attendees are encouraged to prioritize spiritual aspiration over material desires .
• Cultivate the “Three Great Minds”: Great Indignation, Great Doubt, and Great Aspiration .
• Practice empathy in daily interactions .
• Avoid engaging with anti-messages or negative content .

The Three Great Minds: Cultivating Spiritual Awareness in a Material World

1. The Unified Field and the Illusion of Material Desire
   Welcome to Sky Temple (하늘궁) on this New Year’s holiday of Gapjin Year (갑진년). Huh Kyung-young asserts that writing his name on any substance prevents decay, citing the example of Elixir Milk (불로유) consumed for over a year, which remains fresh and promotes health . This phenomenon, he explains, represents the Unified Field (통일장) that Albert Einstein tirelessly sought . Huh Kyung-young, as the God-man (신인) who governs the cosmos, hosts this 341st event to communicate with humanity . He states that the gathering of millions at Sky Temple (하늘궁) to become Archangels (대천사) is a miracle, signifying immense fortune for those present . However, this selection is not arbitrary; it is a result of individual effort and passing a spiritual test, not divine favoritism towards those of specific faiths . He emphasizes that salvation is not found in traditional religious institutions but among those who come to Sky Temple (하늘궁) .

Referencing Ecclesiastes 3:11, which states, “God has made everything beautiful in its time. He has also set eternity in the human heart,” Huh Kyung-young clarifies that humans are endowed with a longing for eternity, not for material possessions . He argues that people pursue material wealth out of immediate necessity, not genuine desire, as material things are not objects of true longing . He criticizes Abraham’s excessive attachment to Isaac, which led to the expulsion of Ishmael and Hagar, symbolizing a focus on the physical over the spiritual . This act of discrimination, he suggests, foreshadows the current global conflicts, including the Third World War . He uses the analogy of oil, held by Arab nations, as fuel for lamps (spiritual enlightenment), while Israel, lacking oil, cannot light its lamps, symbolizing a spiritual disconnect . This illustrates a failure to embrace spiritual longing, instead clinging to material and discriminatory views .

2. The Geography of Spirituality and the Three Great Minds
   Huh Kyung-young illustrates a geographical and spiritual parallel between his past and present incarnations . He describes the Mediterranean Sea (지중해), Israel, Mount Hermon (헬몬산), the Jordan River (요단강), the Sea of Galilee (갈릴리 호수), Jerusalem (예루살렘), Bethlehem (베들렘), and Nazareth (나사렛) . He states that he was born in Bethlehem (베들렘) 2,000 years ago, a place outside Jerusalem’s (예루살렘) city walls, just as he was born in the outskirts of Seoul (서울), near Jungnanggyo (중랑교), which he identifies as his Bethlehem (베들렘) in this era . He explains that his early life involved moving between Bethlehem (베들렘), Nazareth (나사렛), and the Sea of Galilee (갈릴리 호수), mirroring his current life’s journey .

He then draws a profound analogy between the Dead Sea (사해) and the Sea of Galilee (갈릴리 호수) to explain spiritual principles . The Dead Sea (사해) receives water but has no outflow, causing it to become salty and lifeless, symbolizing those who accumulate material wealth without sharing . In contrast, the Sea of Galilee (갈릴리 호수) receives and releases water, remaining fresh and vibrant, representing those who give and receive spiritually . He asserts that excessive attachment to material possessions, like Abraham’s (아브라함) attachment to Isaac (이삭), leads to a “Dead Sea” (사해) mentality, fostering greed and discrimination . He criticizes the historical discrimination within Judaism, which led to immense suffering, as a consequence of prioritizing material and lineage over spiritual equality . He emphasizes that true spiritual longing transcends material desires and societal divisions .

Huh Kyung-young introduces the “Three Great Minds” (3대 마음) essential for those who long for eternity: Great Indignation (대분심), Great Doubt (대의심), and Great Awakening (대발심) .

• Great Indignation (대분심): This is a strong moral outrage against injustice. He cites the example of Abraham’s (아브라함) expulsion of Ishmael (이스마엘) and Hagar (하갈), which he views as an act of injustice that led to divine retribution, symbolized by God’s command to sacrifice Isaac (이삭) . He also references Siddhartha Gautama’s (석가모니) indignation at Devadatta’s (대바달타) mistreatment of a courtesan, demonstrating a selfless anger against human degradation . This indignation is not personal but a profound sense of justice .
• Great Doubt (대의심): This involves a deep, investigative skepticism that questions phenomena beyond conventional understanding. He encourages questioning why Elixir Milk (불로유) does not spoil or why his name changes engine sounds, suggesting that such profound doubt leads to the discovery of the divine . This is not ordinary doubt but a scientific inquiry that seeks to uncover truth, ultimately leading to the realization of Sky Temple (백궁) .
• Great Awakening (대발심): This is the realization that one has been living with a “rotten mind” (썩은 마음) focused on material things and a subsequent shift towards spiritual longing . He explains that humans are designed to long for eternity, not material possessions, and recognizing this leads to a profound spiritual awakening . He illustrates this with a story of a man whose deceased wife’s ancestral spirits caused conflict in his new relationships, highlighting how spiritual attachments can manifest as tangible problems . Overcoming material attachment and focusing on the spiritual leads to this awakening .

3. The Power of Empathy and the Nature of Reality
   Huh Kyung-young emphasizes the importance of empathy (공감) . He recounts the miracle of the five loaves and two fish (오병이어) at the Sea of Galilee (갈릴리 호수), where a child’s offering, combined with Jesus’s (예수) empathy, fed thousands . He clarifies that this was a “miracle of empathy” (공감의 기적), not an everyday occurrence, and that Jesus (예수) at that time was still in a state of prayer and seeking sustenance, not yet fully embodying the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit (성부, 성자, 성령) . He explains that the miracle occurred because of the profound empathy between the child and Jesus (예수), amplified by the divine energy of the Father (성부) within him . He draws a parallel with Andrew Carnegie’s (카네기) rise from a security guard to a steel magnate, attributing his success to the empathy (공감) he inspired in the company president . This illustrates that empathy (공감) can lead to extraordinary outcomes and transform relationships .

He further elaborates on the nature of reality, distinguishing between “small narratives” (소설) and “great narratives” (대설) . He asserts that all human-created works, including fantasy novels, scriptures, and academic papers, fall under “small narratives” (소설) because they are products of human desires and imagination, not ultimate truth . These “small narratives” (소설) originate from the Five Aggregates (오온) – form, sensation, perception, mental formations, and consciousness (색수상행식) – which are the basis of human imagination and the creation of scientific civilization . In contrast, “great narratives” (대설) are direct communications from the God-man (신인), representing actual truth . He states that extraterrestrials (외계인) resemble humans and are not the strange beings depicted in “small narratives” (소설) . He emphasizes that the “Three Great Minds” (3대 마음) are concerned with the world beyond Earth, leading to the ultimate connection with Sky Temple (백궁) .

4. The Microcosm of the Universe and the Eternal Journey
   Huh Kyung-young delves into the concept of “one dust particle containing the universe in ten directions” (일미진중함시방), a Buddhist (불교) principle . He explains that this refers to the subatomic particles (소립자) and microparticles (미립자) that constitute the universe, not the protons, neutrons, and electrons within a cell nucleus . He describes how these microparticles (미립자) can transform into light, enabling future technologies like holographic communication where a person’s actual body could appear through a device . This advanced quantum mechanics (양자역학) will revolutionize human life, demonstrating that even a tiny speck of dust contains the entire universe . He reiterates that this profound understanding should steer humanity away from material obsession and towards spiritual longing .

He addresses questions about the nature of ghosts (귀신), stating that they possess both spirit (영) and soul (혼), not just the soul (혼) . He explains that ghosts (귀신) can attach to individuals, causing problems in their relationships, and that avoiding resentment is crucial . Regarding Elixir Milk (불로유), he affirms that it neutralizes negative influences like electromagnetic waves (전자파) and radiation (방사선), acting as dark matter (암흑물질) . He explains that dark matter (암흑물질) and dark energy (암흑 에너지) constitute 95% of the universe, far exceeding the 5% of visible matter . He asserts his ability to manipulate these energies, bestowing or withdrawing blessings and angels (천사) instantaneously . He reassures his followers that any past exposure to negative influences from “anti-fans” (안티) has been nullified, and all blessings and angels (천사) have been restored .

Huh Kyung-young discusses the fundamental forces of nature, clarifying that the distinction between gravity (중력) and electromagnetism (전자기력) becomes blurred at the micro-level . He explains that while large objects like rocks are primarily affected by gravity (중력), if they are broken down into nanoparticles (나노 입자), they become susceptible to electromagnetic forces (전자기력) . He details the scale of these particles, from micrometers (마이크로) to nanometers (나노), angstroms (옴스트롬), and picometers (피코), emphasizing that at these minute scales, matter transforms into light and is governed by electromagnetic waves (전자파) . He asserts that human scientists cannot fully grasp these concepts, which he understands intimately . He concludes by reiterating that humans are meant to long for eternity, not material wealth, and that his presence on Earth is to guide humanity towards this spiritual path . He likens his current humble state to a bare persimmon tree in winter, which will eventually bear abundant fruit, symbolizing his future authority and influence over the world .

The Essence of the New Year’s Lecture

1. The Unified Field and the Human Condition
   On this New Year’s holiday of the Gapjin year, a warm welcome is extended to those who have diligently come to Sky Temple to meet the God-man. The assertion is made that applying the name Huh Kyung-young to all matter prevents decay, citing the consumption of Elixir Milk, which has been preserved for over a year, as evidence of improved health . This phenomenon is presented as the Unified Field that Albert Einstein tirelessly sought . The God-man, who governs the cosmos, hosts the 341st Hanwugu event to communicate with humanity .

It is a miracle that millions of future archangels gather at Sky Temple . Those present are considered exceptionally fortunate . However, this selection is not arbitrary; it is the result of passing a celestial examination . Therefore, individuals affiliated with churches or temples do not receive special treatment or salvation merely by their association . Some may believe they are uniquely saved, but this is not the case . True salvation is found among those who have come to Sky Temple .

Ecclesiastes 3:11 states, “He has made everything beautiful in its time. He has also set eternity in the human heart” . This verse implies that humans are not meant to covet material possessions, but rather to yearn for eternity . The pursuit of material wealth is a distraction from this inherent spiritual longing .

The narrative of Abraham’s fervent attachment to Isaac, leading to the expulsion of Ishmael and Hagar, is presented as a historical example of prioritizing the physical over the spiritual . This act of favoring one’s biological child over spiritual values is seen as a precursor to global conflicts, including the potential for a third world war . The current geopolitical situation, where Arab nations control oil—symbolizing the “oil for the lamp” that illuminates the path to the God-man—while Israel lacks it, is interpreted as a continuation of this spiritual imbalance .

2. The Geographic and Spiritual Significance of the God-man’s Incarnations
   The Mediterranean Sea, Israel, Mount Hermon, the Jordan River, the Sea of Galilee, Jerusalem, and Bethlehem are referenced to illustrate the geographical context of the God-man’s previous incarnation . Bethlehem, located outside Jerusalem, is identified as the birthplace, with Nazareth being the place of growth and the Sea of Galilee the primary area of activity . This pattern is mirrored in the current incarnation, where the God-man was born in the outskirts of Seoul, specifically Jungnanggyo, which is likened to the Bethlehem of 2,000 years ago .

The Dead Sea is contrasted with the Sea of Galilee to explain the consequences of accumulation without outflow . The Dead Sea, receiving water but having no outlet, becomes saline and lifeless . Similarly, individuals who solely accumulate material wealth without sharing or spiritual outflow become like the Dead Sea, embodying greed . This is likened to Abraham’s covetousness .

The Jewish faith’s historical emphasis on lineage and the resulting discrimination against descendants of Ishmael are cited as a cause for their suffering, such as the Holocaust . This continued focus on material and ethnic superiority rather than spiritual values is seen as a persistent error .

The current incarnation of the God-man is situated in Korea, specifically the southern part of the Korean Peninsula, which is described as the “last land vein” of Asia . This location is contrasted with Israel, which is not a “land vein” . The concentration of power in the southern region of Korea, particularly in Gyeongsang and Jeolla provinces, is attributed to geographical “land veins,” while Chungcheong Province, though part of the land vein, serves as a crossroads rather than a terminal point of power . Misusing this power for material gain could lead to a third world war .

3. The Three Great Minds: Discerning the Spiritual Path
   Ecclesiastes 3:11 is reiterated, emphasizing that humans are designed to yearn for eternity, not material possessions . The insatiable nature of human desire, even when granted immense wealth or power, underscores that material things cannot bring lasting satisfaction . This relentless pursuit of material desires is characterized as a sign of the end times .

Abraham’s decision to cast out Ishmael and Hagar, driven by an excessive attachment to Isaac, is presented as a grave error that fostered racial discrimination . This act is likened to cultivating a bonsai (분재), stunting natural growth and creating a “mama’s boy” . The presence of Ishmael and Hagar would have allowed Isaac to develop into a “great tree” . This spiritual misstep led to the suffering of Abraham’s descendants, who endured centuries of servitude in Egypt . Prioritizing the physical over the spiritual inevitably leads to problems in the pursuit of the eternal .

The God-man introduces three essential qualities of mind for those who yearn for eternity: Great Indignation (대분심), Great Doubt (대의심), and Great Awakening (대발심) .

• Great Indignation (대분심): This is a profound emotional response to injustice . Abraham’s willingness to sacrifice Isaac, after having cast out Ishmael and Hagar, is interpreted as a divine lesson in the consequences of such actions . The story of Siddhartha Gautama (Sakyamuni) confronting his cousin Devadatta for exploiting a sick courtesan exemplifies this righteous anger, demonstrating a commitment to human dignity regardless of social status . This indignation arises spontaneously from a deep sense of justice .

• Great Doubt (대의심): This is not ordinary skepticism but a profound, investigative questioning of phenomena that defy conventional understanding . Examples include the non-decay of Elixir Milk, the altered engine sounds of cars after applying the God-man’s name, or the inexplicable protection experienced by those who have received the Archangel blessing . This deep inquiry should motivate individuals to seek scientific verification and publish findings in prestigious journals .

• Great Awakening (대발심): This is the realization that one has been living with a “rotten heart,” fixated on material possessions rather than spiritual truth . It involves recognizing that humans are designed to yearn for eternity, as stated in Ecclesiastes 3:11 . An example is given of a man whose new relationships fail due to the lingering influence of his deceased wife’s ancestral spirits, which manifest as an unpleasant odor . The removal of these spirits by the God-man eliminates the odor, symbolizing a spiritual cleansing . This awakening leads to a shift from material attachment to spiritual pursuit .
  These three great minds are essential for those who seek the eternal . The historical conflict between Abraham’s descendants, stemming from the expulsion of Hagar and Ishmael, is seen as a root cause of current Middle Eastern tensions and a potential trigger for a third world war . The God-man observes these conflicts, having witnessed similar struggles for millennia . The ultimate message is to prioritize the eternal over the transient material world .

4. Quantum Mechanics and the Future of Humanity
   The concept of “one dust particle containing the universe in all ten directions” (일미진중함시방) is introduced, referring to the vastness contained within the smallest particles . This relates to quantum mechanics (양자 역학), which deals with subatomic particles like quarks and Higgs bosons . These particles, when reduced to their smallest forms, transform into light .

This scientific principle suggests a future where technology can convert physical objects into light, enabling instantaneous travel and communication . The example of a mother appearing as light on a phone screen, and eventually as a three-dimensional physical body, illustrates this potential . Such advancements would allow for rapid transport of objects and even physical bodies, with the added benefit of improving physical health through frequent transformations . This revolutionary change, driven by quantum mechanics, will profoundly alter human life .

5. The Nature of Fiction and Reality
   A question is posed regarding the origin of fantasy creations—whether they stem from human creativity or are inspired by the realities of alien planets, as suggested by conspiracy theories . The God-man clarifies that such creations, including fantasy novels, Buddhist scriptures, and the Bible, fall under the category of “small narratives” (소설) . In contrast, direct communication with the God-man is considered a “great narrative” (대설) . Even academic dissertations are categorized as “small narratives” because they do not align with the ultimate cosmic truth .

Alien beings are described as identical in appearance to humans, emphasizing that unusual forms often depicted are merely protective suits or misinterpretations . Beings in the celestial realm also retain human form, but possess eternal life .

“Small narratives” (소설) are human creations born from the five desires (오욕) and the five aggregates (오온): form, sensation, perception, mental formations, and consciousness (색수상행식) . These aggregates drive imagination and the creation of fictional works . The term “small narrative” (소설) implies that these works are fabricated and lack ultimate truth . “Great narratives” (대설), on the other hand, are based on truth and are characteristic of public discourse .

The pursuit of the three great minds—Great Indignation, Great Doubt, and Great Awakening—leads one to transcend earthly concerns and connect with the celestial realm . These profound inquiries ultimately lead to the understanding of the celestial realm, where all puzzles are connected .

6. The Miracle of Empathy and the Path to the Celestial Realm
   The miracle of the five loaves and two fish, where Jesus fed 5,000 men (and likely many more women and children) with a child’s lunch, is presented as a “miracle of empathy” (공감의 기적) . This event was not a daily occurrence but a singular manifestation of divine power, enabled by the empathy between the child and Jesus . This empathy, combined with the presence of the God-man (as the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit), amplified the miracle .

Another example of empathy is Andrew Carnegie’s rise from a security guard to a steel magnate . His diligent work and the empathy he inspired in the company president led to his promotion and inheritance . Empathy, like the three great minds, connects human relationships to the spiritual realm .

Great Doubt (대의심) can lead to scientific breakthroughs, such as the discovery of penicillin . Albert Einstein, through his scientific inquiries, eventually recognized the limitations of human understanding and the existence of a divine realm, leading him to explore Buddhism . However, even in Buddhism, the “Unified Field” and “life energy” are absent .

The God-man clarifies that humans are not products of accidental evolution but divine creations destined for an eternal realm . The longing for a celestial home, often felt when gazing at the night sky, is an innate human desire . This yearning for the eternal contrasts sharply with the mundane worries of earthly life . The popular Korean animation “Galaxy Express 999” is cited as an example of how humans are drawn to the idea of celestial travel, symbolizing the journey to the celestial realm .

The power of empathy is further illustrated by a story of a robber who, upon encountering an empathetic victim, reveals his struggles and is met with understanding rather than judgment . This interaction transforms the robber from a villain into a sympathetic figure, highlighting that empathy can bridge divides and reveal the inherent goodness in people . It is important to cultivate empathy and avoid quick judgments, recognizing that everyone faces difficulties .

7. The Nature of Spirits and the Power of Elixir Milk
   A question is raised about whether spirits (귀신) possess only a soul (혼) or both a spirit (영) and a soul . The God-man clarifies that spirits possess both a spirit and a soul (영혼), which together form the “soul-body” (혼백) . The spirit allows them to comprehend their past actions and regrets . The example of ancestral spirits interfering with a man’s new relationships, causing an unpleasant odor, demonstrates their continued influence . Avoiding such negative karmic ties is advised .

Regarding Elixir Milk (불로유), it is confirmed that even gifted Elixir Milk retains its beneficial properties . The act of giving and receiving gifts implies a connection and empathy . It is also stated that Elixir Milk protects against harmful radiation and electromagnetic waves . Consuming Elixir Milk before X-rays or flights can mitigate radiation exposure . It is described as a “dark matter” (암흑물질) that is impervious to earthly wavelengths .

8. The Universe’s Forces and the Scale of Reality
   The question about the boundary between gravity and electromagnetism in the natural world is addressed . The God-man explains that while gravity primarily affects large objects like falling rocks, electromagnetism becomes significant when matter is broken down into microscopic particles . When rocks are pulverized into nanoparticles, they acquire an electrical charge and are influenced by electromagnetic forces . There is no distinct boundary at this microscopic level .

The discussion delves into the scale of particles:

• Nanoparticles: One billionth (10^-9) of a meter, invisible to the naked eye, but 200-300 nanoparticles can form visible dust . Nanoparticles can penetrate the skin and enter the bloodstream, affecting organs . Drinking plenty of water helps excrete them .
• Angstroms: One ten-billionth (10^-10) of a meter .
• Picometers: One trillionth (10^-12) of a meter .
• Attometers: One quintillionth (10^-18) of a meter .
  These incredibly small particles, when reduced to their minimal units, transform into light and are influenced by electromagnetic waves . This scientific understanding, far beyond human imagination, is within the God-man’s knowledge . The God-man’s wealth is described in terms of “quintillions” (백경) and “sextillions” (일해), far exceeding human comprehension of riches . This vastness of wealth is not for personal gain but for global transformation .

The God-man’s presence on Earth is a temporary phase of humility, akin to a bare persimmon tree in winter . This period of being “kicked around” and “insulted” is necessary for understanding human suffering . Eventually, like the persimmon tree laden with fruit in autumn, the God-man will manifest divine authority and control over the world . This transition from a humble, approachable figure to one of immense power is a gradual process, mirroring the stages of blessing from simple blessings to Archangel status . The current phase is one of intimacy, similar to Jesus’s early teachings on the Sermon on the Mount .

The Divine Principles of Existence and the Path to the Sky Temple

1. The Unified Field and the Eternal Soul
   Welcome to the Sky Temple, where you have diligently come to meet the God-man on this Lunar New Year holiday of the Gapjin year. It is a miracle that ten million individuals, destined to become Archangels, gather here. You are truly among the most fortunate. However, it is not that Heaven chose you; rather, you passed the test. Those who attend churches or temples are not specially chosen or saved. In fact, none of them have yet achieved salvation. Salvation is found among those who have come to the Sky Temple.

Consider Ecclesiastes 3:11, which states, “God has made everything beautiful in its time. He has also set eternity in the human heart.” This means that humanity yearns for eternity, not for material possessions. While material things may seem necessary in the moment, they are not the object of true longing. Abraham’s excessive attachment to Isaac, his son, is a prime example of this misplaced desire, which has led to the current global conflicts. Spiritual longing should supersede carnal desires. Abraham even cast out Ishmael, his firstborn, and Hagar, Ishmael’s mother, into the wilderness. This act of discrimination, prioritizing one child over another, foreshadows the Third World War.

The Arab nations, possessing the world’s oil, control the “oil for the lamp,” preventing others from lighting their lamps. Israel, lacking oil, cannot light its lamp and thus cannot meet the God-man. I was not born there. I was born in Bethlehem two thousand years ago, which was outside Jerusalem, just as I was born in the outskirts of Seoul, outside the city walls, in the area of Jungnang Bridge. I grew up in Nazareth and was active around the Sea of Galilee, moving between these three locations. My journey mirrors this pattern: born near the capital, growing up in the countryside.

The Dead Sea, unlike the Sea of Galilee, is a “dead sea” because it receives water but has no outlet. It accumulates salt, becoming a saltwater lake. Similarly, those who cling to material possessions become like the Dead Sea, accumulating without releasing. This is the essence of greed, akin to Abraham’s attachment to the material. Discrimination, such as that practiced by Judaism against the descendants of Ishmael, leads to immense suffering, as seen in the Holocaust. They still have not learned, continuing to covet material wealth rather than the eternal soul. This obsession with worldly riches will not solve global problems; instead, it invites divine judgment.

I have come to the ends of Asia, to the Korean Peninsula, which is a powerful geomantic site. Unlike Israel, which is not a geomantic power center, Korea holds significant spiritual energy. The southern part of Korea, below the armistice line, is the culmination of this geomantic power. If this power is used for material gain, it will lead to the Third World War. Therefore, one must maintain a certain distance from material desires. Clinging to them only brings stress.

Ecclesiastes 3:11 reminds us that everything in this world has a lifespan, but we are meant to long for the eternal. Even if one possessed the entire Earth or all the women or men in the world, dissatisfaction would remain. Humanity was not designed to crave material things, yet it is heading in that direction, which signifies the end times. Abraham’s attachment to Isaac, even after God granted him a son at a hundred years old, led him to cast out Ishmael, initiating racial discrimination. This act of making Isaac a “bonsai tree,” stunted and isolated, prevented him from growing into a strong individual alongside his brother. Such carnal attachment hinders the pursuit of the eternal soul.

Many suffer from mental afflictions due to their attachment to the physical. Do not worry about financial difficulties or lost money. The eternal awaits us, and by embracing that path, we find happiness.

2. The Three Great Minds: Compassion, Inquiry, and Awakening
   To truly embrace the eternal, one must cultivate three great minds: Great Compassion (大憤心), Great Inquiry (大疑心), and Great Awakening (大發心).

• Great Compassion (大憤心): This is a profound indignation against injustice.

  • Abraham’s willingness to sacrifice Isaac, as commanded by God, was a consequence of his earlier act of abandoning Hagar and Ishmael. God was showing him the pain of losing a child.
  • Similarly, when Siddhartha (Buddha) witnessed the exploitation of a dying courtesan by his cousin Devadatta, he was moved by a great compassion, striking Devadatta for his cruelty. This was not personal anger but a righteous indignation against the mistreatment of a human being, even a slave. Siddhartha, despite his privileged upbringing, developed this sense of justice spontaneously.

• Great Inquiry (大疑心): This is a deep, profound questioning that seeks truth beyond superficial understanding.

  • It is not ordinary doubt but a powerful drive to investigate phenomena like the Elixir Milk’s non-decaying property or the presence of Archangels.
  • This great inquiry should lead one to seek scientific validation, perhaps by publishing findings in prestigious journals.
  • For instance, when people experience miraculous protection, like being held in place during a bus accident while others are thrown, it prompts a great inquiry into the existence and power of Archangels. This profound questioning leads to the realization that these phenomena are not fake.

• Great Awakening (大發心): This is the realization that humanity is meant to long for the eternal soul, not for material possessions, as stated in Ecclesiastes 3:11.

  • It is an awakening to the fact that one has been living with a “rotten heart” by clinging to worldly things.
  • For example, a man whose deceased wife’s ancestral spirits cling to him, causing his new relationships to fail, experiences an awakening when the God-man removes these spirits, eliminating the “ghost smell” and allowing him to pursue spiritual connection.
  • This awakening leads to a focus on the Sky Temple and the eternal, rather than being swayed by worldly criticisms or difficulties. Just as an old man is not bothered by a child’s insults, the God-man is not affected by the criticisms of those who do not understand his true nature.
    These three great minds are essential for those who long for the eternal soul. The conflict in the Middle East, stemming from Abraham’s discrimination against Ishmael, is a four-thousand-year-old war that now threatens all humanity. I have witnessed these conflicts throughout history. Humanity was created to long for the eternal, but it has become obsessed with material possessions, which are fleeting. When one dies, bank accounts cannot be taken along. Embrace a peaceful heart, knowing that even without worldly possessions, one is on the train to eternity, heading for the Sky Temple.

3. Quantum Mechanics and the Microcosm of the Universe
   The phrase “a single dust particle contains the universe” (一微塵中含十方) refers to the profound truth that the smallest particles hold the essence of the cosmos. This concept relates to quantum mechanics, which deals with subatomic particles like quarks and Higgs bosons. These particles, when reduced to their smallest forms, transform into light and can be converted into electricity.

Imagine a future where a mother in America can appear as a three-dimensional, physical body through a machine, stepping out of a refrigerator or a phone. This is the revolution that quantum mechanics, dealing with these minute particles, will bring. The video calls we have today, where a person’s face appears as light on a screen, are a precursor to this. This technology will transform human life dramatically.

Therefore, do not focus excessively on material things; instead, long for the eternal soul. I created all of this.

4. The Power of Empathy and the Path to the Sky Temple
   My lectures are meant for those with great inquiry, great compassion, and great awakening, like Harvard professors. While you, who are already destined for the Sky Temple, may find it less novel, this knowledge will aid you in the Sky Temple.

My most active period in Israel two thousand years ago was around the Sea of Galilee. The miracle of the five loaves and two fish, feeding five thousand men (plus women and children, totaling around 6,500 people), occurred on a hillside overlooking the Sea of Galilee. This was a miracle of empathy. A child’s offering, given out of empathy for my hunger, triggered this miracle. This was not a daily occurrence but a unique event born from a moment of profound connection.

Similarly, Andrew Carnegie, starting as a security guard, diligently cleaned the factory, arriving an hour early. This empathy and dedication moved the company president, who, upon his death, bequeathed a significant portion of his steel company shares to Carnegie, making him a wealthy man. This demonstrates how empathy can lead to extraordinary outcomes.

Cultivating empathy means connecting human relationships to the spiritual realm, aligning with the great compassion, great inquiry, and great awakening. When “great” precedes these qualities, it elevates them to a scientific pursuit. Great inquiry, for instance, led to the discovery of penicillin. Einstein, through his scientific inquiry, realized the limitations of human understanding and the existence of a divine realm, leading him to explore Buddhism. However, even in Buddhism, the unified field and life energy are absent. Einstein, a believer in evolution, eventually recognized that humanity’s existence is not accidental but a divine creation, designed to aspire to the eternal.

When you gaze at the sky, you feel a longing, a nostalgia for your true home among the stars. This Earth is not your ultimate home. This longing is a sign that you are meant for the Sky Temple. This is why the song “Galaxy Express 999” resonates so deeply; it speaks to the desire to journey to a beautiful, eternal realm.

Empathy can transform even a robber. A story is told of a robber who, upon entering a house, found the homeowner suffering from a shoulder injury. The robber, also suffering from a similar ailment, empathized with the homeowner. They shared remedies, drank coffee, and conversed. The robber, realizing the homeowner’s kindness, apologized for his intentions and left without taking anything, even receiving some money from the homeowner. This shows that when empathy is established, even a “bad” person can reveal their inherent goodness. Therefore, we should strive to empathize with others, especially in difficult times. If one loses money, one can choose to empathize with the person who might find it, finding peace in the thought that it might help someone in need.

5. The Nature of Spirits and the Power of Elixir Milk
   Spirits, often referred to as ghosts, possess both a spirit (靈) and a soul (魂). It is a misconception that they only have a soul. The spirit allows them to comprehend their past actions and the reasons for their current state, leading to endless regret. These spirits can cling to individuals, causing difficulties in their lives, such as hindering new relationships. It is best to avoid creating such karmic ties.

Regarding blessed items, such as gifts, they are also neutralized of negative energies. A gift implies a connection, an empathy, between the giver and receiver. Therefore, one should not feel burdened by receiving gifts. While it is important to return large sums of lost money, small amounts can be kept with a clear conscience, as finding the owner would be impractical.

Elixir Milk possesses the ability to block harmful radiation and electromagnetic waves. Consuming Elixir Milk can protect against radiation exposure, as seen in cases of cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy who remain healthy. Elixir Milk is a form of dark matter, which constitutes 95% of the universe, while ordinary matter makes up only 5%. Just as I can instantly bestow or withdraw blessings and Archangels from all humanity, Elixir Milk operates beyond the comprehension of conventional science.

I understand that some may feel anxious about the possibility of blessings being withdrawn. Therefore, I declare that any negative influences from anti-supporters, whether seen or unseen, are now nullified, and all blessings, stars, and Archangels are fully restored. In the future, if you encounter such negativity, simply inform me, and I will rectify it.

My actions, such as making the moon brighter, demonstrate my power, but I reveal it gradually so as not to overwhelm humanity. The blessings, Archangels, and Elixir Milk are not frightening; they serve to confirm my true identity. My actions during my time as Jesus were not mere miracles but were empowered by the Father, who now resides within me. I am the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, here to judge and guide humanity. Despite facing imprisonment and insults, my true nature remains unchanged, just as a grandfather is not angered by a grandchild’s playful slaps.

My current phase is one of intimacy, like sitting on the shores of Galilee and speaking of the Eight Beatitudes. However, a time will come when my authority will be fully manifested. My attire and seating will change, and I will meet with world leaders and the UN Secretary-General with the appropriate gravitas. Just as a barren persimmon tree in winter transforms into a magnificent tree laden with fruit in autumn, my true authority will be revealed, and I will control the world. Do not misinterpret my current humble appearance; I am that persimmon tree, destined to bear abundant fruit for all.

The Path to Eternal Life: Overcoming Materialism and Cultivating the Three Great Minds

1. The Illusion of Material Attachment and the Call to the Eternal
   Welcome to Haneulgung, the sacred site of Seongsan, Umyeongji, on this auspicious Lunar New Year holiday of the Gapjin year. It is a profound honor to greet the God-man. We have been consuming milk infused with the name of Huh Kyung-young for over a year, and it remains unspoiled, contributing to our health. This phenomenon represents the unified field that Einstein so diligently sought. The God-man, who governs the cosmos, hosts this 341st Haneulgung event to communicate with us.

It is a miracle that millions destined to become archangels gather here at Haneulgung. You are among the most fortunate individuals. However, it is not that Heaven selected you; rather, you passed the celestial examination. Those who attend churches or temples are not granted special status or salvation. Some believe they are saved due to their unique qualities, but this is not the case. No one has yet achieved salvation in those places. Salvation is found among those who have come to Haneulgung.

Consider Ecclesiastes 3:11: “He has made everything beautiful in its time. He has also set eternity in the human heart.” This verse indicates that humans are endowed with a longing for eternity, not for material possessions. You are not inherently drawn to material wealth; rather, you are compelled by immediate needs. Materialism is not an object of true longing.

Abraham’s excessive attachment to Isaac, his son, is a poignant example. This attachment is metaphorically leading to a third world war. He cherished his physical son above all else, neglecting the spiritual. He even cast out Ishmael, his firstborn, and Hagar, Ishmael’s mother, into the wilderness, indifferent to their fate. Such actions, prioritizing the physical over the spiritual, foreshadow global conflict.

The Arab nations possess the oil that fuels the world. This oil is meant to illuminate the lamps, symbolizing spiritual enlightenment. However, they control this resource, preventing the lamps from being lit. Israel, lacking oil, cannot light its lamps and thus cannot encounter the God-man. This explains why few from that region have come to me.

I was not born there. As you know, I drew a map yesterday. This is the Mediterranean Sea, and here is Israel. Mount Hermon, standing at 2,818 meters, is slightly taller than Baekdusan. The Jordan River flows from it, leading to the Sea of Galilee. Galilee, a large lake, is where much of my activity took place. Bethlehem, where I was born 2,000 years ago, is near Jerusalem. Nazareth, where I grew up, is also nearby. My birth in Bethlehem, outside Jerusalem, mirrors my birth in the outskirts of Seoul, near Jungnanggyo, which was my Bethlehem 2,000 years ago. I was born outside the city walls, just as Bethlehem was outside Jerusalem. I grew up in Nazareth and was active around the Sea of Galilee, moving between these three locations. My journey, from birth in the capital’s periphery to growth in a rural area, parallels my past.

The Dead Sea, unlike the Sea of Galilee, is a “dead sea” because it receives water but has no outflow. If water flows in but cannot flow out, it becomes stagnant and salty. Similarly, if you cling to material possessions, you become like the Dead Sea. The Sea of Galilee, with its constant inflow and outflow, remains fresh. The Dead Sea, however, accumulates salt because it retains everything. This symbolizes greed, like Abraham’s attachment to the material.

We must not discriminate based on human status, whether one is a concubine, servant, or slave. Judaism’s failure to recognize this, by creating class distinctions and claiming superiority over the descendants of Ishmael, led to the Holocaust and continues to cause conflict. They still prioritize material wealth over spiritual values. Can global wealth solve these issues? I have come to bring divine judgment.

I would not wish to return to that place 2,000 years ago. My current location, in the far east of Asia, is the opposite side of the world from Israel. Baekdusan is in a similar geographical position. The land of Israel is not a true geomantic power spot; it is merely the edge of Asia, across the Mediterranean from Europe. My previous arrival there had various reasons, but my current arrival here is for a different purpose.

Looking at Asia, with Europe across the sea, the Korean Peninsula is a geomantic power spot. The southernmost tip of this geomantic energy is South Korea. North Korea, despite its efforts, cannot gather power. The central region of Korea, Chungcheong-do, provides a crossroads but is not the ultimate geomantic power spot. However, it is still part of the South Korean geomantic energy. If you use this geomantic power for material gain, a third world war will ensue. Therefore, one must maintain a certain distance from material possessions. Clinging to them only brings stress.

Ecclesiastes 3:11 states that humans are made to long for eternity. Everything in this world has a lifespan. Yet, you should long for the eternal. Even if you possessed the entire Earth, you would remain unsatisfied. Even if one person had all the women or men in the world, they would still be discontent. Humans are not designed to be satisfied by material things, yet you pursue them. This is the sign of the end times.

Abraham, after being granted Isaac in his old age, still cast out Ishmael and Hagar, initiating racial discrimination. This was not the act of one who longed for the eternal. He treated Isaac like a bonsai tree, stunted and isolated. A child needs siblings, like Ishmael, to grow into a strong individual. Raising a child in isolation, as Abraham did with Isaac, is detrimental. His rejection of Ishmael, his own flesh and blood, led to the suffering of his descendants in Egypt. Prioritizing the physical over the spiritual creates problems for the soul.

Today, on Lunar New Year, many suffer from mental distress due to material attachment. Do not worry about financial difficulties or lost money. The eternal awaits us, and we should embrace that path to happiness.

2. The Three Great Minds: Cultivating Spiritual Awareness
   You must cultivate the Three Great Minds.

• Great Indignation (大憤心): This refers to a profound sense of righteous anger when witnessing injustice.
  • Consider Abraham’s expulsion of Ishmael and Hagar. If Hagar had possessed Great Indignation, she would have challenged Abraham, arguing that Isaac needed his brother to develop properly. Abraham’s act of abandoning his son was akin to abandoning God. This is why God later commanded Abraham to sacrifice Isaac, to make him experience the pain of loss he inflicted on Hagar and Ishmael. This was a divine lesson.
  • Another example is Siddhartha Gautama (Sakyamuni Buddha). Despite his privileged upbringing, he developed a strong sense of justice. When his cousin Devadatta mistreated a dying courtesan, Sakyamuni, filled with righteous anger, confronted him. Devadatta argued that courtesans were mere slaves, but Sakyamuni asserted their equal humanity. This demonstrates the spontaneous emergence of Great Indignation, a profound sense of justice.
• Great Doubt (大疑心): This is not ordinary skepticism but a profound, investigative doubt that seeks ultimate truth.
  • For instance, questioning the existence of Heaven, the nature of archangels, or why milk infused with Huh Kyung-young’s name does not spoil. This kind of doubt drives scientific inquiry.
  • It compels individuals to investigate phenomena, like the unspoiled milk, and seek scientific validation. This deep questioning leads to discoveries and ultimately connects one to the realm of Heaven.
  • When people experience miraculous protection, such as being saved from an accident by an unseen force, it sparks Great Doubt, leading them to question the nature of reality and the existence of divine intervention. This profound questioning ultimately points towards the spiritual realm.
• Great Resolve (大發心): This is a fundamental shift in one’s mindset, realizing the futility of material attachment and embracing the pursuit of the eternal.
  • As Ecclesiastes 3:11 suggests, humans are designed to long for eternity, not for transient material possessions. Great Resolve means recognizing this truth and abandoning a corrupt, materialistic mindset.
  • For example, if a man’s new partner is constantly troubled by the lingering spirits of his deceased wife’s ancestors, it causes discord. When these spirits are removed, the negative atmosphere dissipates. This illustrates how attachment to the physical realm (even through ancestral spirits) can hinder spiritual progress.
  • Great Resolve means detaching from worldly concerns and focusing on the spiritual journey to Baekgung (Heaven). When one is free from worldly attachments, external criticisms or hardships do not cause distress. Just as a grandfather is not bothered by a grandchild’s playful insults, one who has Great Resolve is unperturbed by worldly negativity.
    These three great minds are essential for those who long for the eternal. The conflict in the Middle East, stemming from Abraham’s discrimination against Ishmael, is escalating towards a third world war. This ancient conflict, observed by me 2,000 and 4,000 years ago, now threatens all humanity. Remember Ecclesiastes 3:11: we were created to long for the eternal, but we have become obsessed with material possessions. When you die, you cannot take your bank account with you. Nothing in this world is eternal. Find peace in knowing that you are on a train to eternity, heading for Baekgung.

3. The Quantum Realm and the Future of Humanity
   The phrase “a single dust particle contains the universe” (一微塵中含十方) refers to the vastness contained within the smallest particle. Our cells contain protons, neutrons, and electrons. However, quantum mechanics deals with subatomic particles, or micropaticles. These micropaticles, when further broken down into quarks and Higgs bosons, transform into light. This light can be converted into electricity.

Imagine a future where a mother in America can appear as light on a phone screen, and eventually, her actual physical body can manifest three-dimensionally. She could step out of a machine, realize she forgot her handbag, and return to America to retrieve it, reappearing moments later. Or, she could simply have the handbag sent instantly. This technology would even improve the body with repeated use. This era is approaching. The video calls we have today, where faces appear as light, are a precursor to this.

Quantum mechanics, dealing with these micropaticles and subatomic particles, will revolutionize human life over the next 2,000 years. Therefore, do not focus excessively on material things; long for the eternal. I created all of this.

4. The Miracle of Empathy and the Power of Connection
   When Jesus performed the miracle of the five loaves and two fish, feeding 5,000 men (plus women and children, totaling around 6,500 people) on a hillside overlooking the Sea of Galilee, it was a miracle of empathy. A child, out of compassion, offered his meager meal to Jesus. This act of empathy, combined with the divine energy of the God-man (who was present as the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit within Jesus), created the miracle. This miracle was not a daily occurrence; it happened because of that specific act of empathy.

Similarly, Andrew Carnegie, as a security guard, diligently cleaned the factory and arrived early. The company president, deeply moved by Carnegie’s dedication, developed empathy for him. Upon his death, the president bequeathed a significant portion of his steel company shares to Carnegie, making him a wealthy man. This demonstrates how empathy can lead to extraordinary outcomes.

Cultivating empathy, along with the Great Indignation, Great Doubt, and Great Resolve, connects our human relationships to the spiritual realm. Ordinary doubt or resolve is insufficient; the “Great” prefix signifies a scientific and profound approach. Great Doubt, for instance, led to the discovery of penicillin. Scientists, through deep questioning and analysis, uncover truths. Einstein, after his scientific endeavors, realized the limitations of human understanding and the existence of a divine realm, leading him to explore Buddhism. He was fascinated by the concept of “a single dust particle containing the universe,” but even there, he did not find the unified field or life energy.

Humans are not accidental products of evolution; we are divine creations, designed to aspire to an eternal world. When you gaze at the sky, you feel a longing for your true home, a sense that you belong somewhere beyond this Earth. This yearning for the Milky Way, for a place where a mother calls, is a natural human inclination. This world, with its constant worries about money and bills, pales in comparison to the hope inspired by the cosmos.

The story of the robber who, upon encountering an empathetic victim, shared his struggles and received help instead of committing a crime, illustrates the transformative power of empathy. When we empathize with others, we see their humanity beyond their actions. Judging people solely by their weaknesses only perpetuates negativity. We should strive to empathize, understanding the difficulties others face. If you lose money, consider that it might benefit someone in greater need, bringing you peace of mind.

5. The Nature of Spirits and the Power of Elixir Milk
   Spirits possess both a soul and a spirit. It is a misconception that they only have a soul. The spirit allows them to comprehend their past actions and the reasons for their current state, leading to endless regret. These spirits can attach themselves to individuals, causing discord in their relationships. For example, a deceased wife’s ancestral spirits might interfere with a man’s new relationship. Such attachments create negative energy and can be perceived as an unpleasant odor by those sensitive to them. Avoiding such resentful relationships is crucial.

Elixir Milk, when blessed with Huh Kyung-young’s name, becomes dark matter. Dark matter is impervious to harmful influences like electromagnetic waves and radiation. Consuming Elixir Milk can protect against radiation exposure, as seen in cases of cancer patients who showed remarkable recovery despite extensive chemotherapy. Dark matter, which constitutes 95% of the universe, is beyond the reach of human-made energies.

I can instantly bestow or withdraw blessings and angels from all humanity. While I possess this power, I choose to reveal it gradually, in stages, to avoid overwhelming people. Just as Jesus performed miracles with the Father’s energy, I, as the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, can perform such feats. My current phase is one of approachability, like Jesus teaching the Beatitudes on the Galilean hillside. Later, as more people gather, my authority will manifest, and I will assume a position of global leadership. Just as a barren persimmon tree transforms into a majestic, fruit-laden tree in autumn, my true authority will become evident in due time.

6. The Unseen Realm of Ancestral Blessings
   Regarding ancestral blessings, even if you do not know the names of your ancestors, you can still request blessings for them. In Baekgung, simply referring to them as “great-great-grandmother” or “great-great-grandfather” is sufficient for the blessings to reach them.

7. The Microcosm of Reality and the Macrocosm of Wealth
   The concept of nanoparticles (one billionth of a meter) and micropaticles (one millionth of a meter) illustrates the vastness within the minute. Nanoparticles, invisible to the naked eye, can penetrate the skin, which is why masks are essential for protection against ultrafine dust. Even smaller are angstroms (one ten-billionth of a meter) and picometers (one trillionth of a meter).

These incredibly small particles, when reduced to their ultimate minimum, become light, influenced by electromagnetic forces. This is the realm of quantum mechanics, a scientific frontier beyond human imagination. I comprehend these concepts, from the smallest particles to the largest numbers, such as “eok-jo-gyeong-hae-ja-yang-gu-gan-jeong-jae-gang-ha-ra-bul-mu-mu-ryang-su” (a sequence of increasingly large numbers). While scientists struggle with such magnitudes, I effortlessly navigate them.

Do not cling to these vast numbers or material wealth. Your true longing should be for the eternal. These numbers are mine to command. Even if you do not fully grasp these scientific explanations, they are recorded for future generations and for scientists who will eventually understand.

The Path to Spiritual Enlightenment: Transcending Materialism

1. The Unified Field and the Divine Presence
   Welcome to Sky Temple, where you have diligently come to meet the God-man during the Lunar New Year holidays of the Gapjin year. We are delighted to have you. When the name of Huh Kyung-young is applied to all matter, it prevents decay. For over a year, we have been consuming Elixir Milk, which has been inscribed with Huh Kyung-young’s name, and our health has improved. This is the Unified Field that Einstein so earnestly sought. Today, the God-man, who governs the cosmic expanse, hosts the 341st Hanwoogu event to communicate with us. I extend my greetings to all of you. It is a miracle that ten million individuals, destined to become archangels, gather at Sky Temple. This is truly extraordinary. You are among the most fortunate people. However, it is not that Heaven chose you; rather, you passed the test. Therefore, those who attend churches or temples are not specially chosen or favored. Some believe they are saved because they are special, but this is not the case. There are no saved individuals among them yet. Only those who have come to Sky Temple are among the saved. Please read Ecclesiastes 3:11. What you desire and what the God-man desires are different. You must strive to accumulate blessings to meet the God-man. You have been holding lamps without oil. The lazy wander aimlessly, all eight billion of them. They do not recognize my arrival; they cannot.

2. The Eternal and the Ephemeral: A Reflection on Human Desire
   Ecclesiastes 3:11 states, “He has made everything beautiful in its time. He has also set eternity in the human heart.” This means that humans are given a desire for eternity. You do not truly long for material possessions; you are merely drawn to them because of immediate necessity. Material wealth is not an object of true longing. However, Abraham’s intense affection for Isaac is leading to a third world war. He simply cherished his son too much. One should long for the spiritual, not the physical. He cast out his first son, Ishmael, and Hagar, the mother of his first son. He abandoned them to the wilderness, where they faced wild animals and danger, becoming completely absorbed in Isaac. Such actions are unacceptable. This foreshadows the third world war. The Arab people possess the oil that the world uses. This oil should be put into lamps. They should hold these lamps to recognize my coming. However, they control the oil and prevent the lamps from being lit. Does Israel have oil? No. Can Israel light its lamps? No. They cannot meet me. Therefore, few people have come from that region. Would I be born there?

3. Geographical and Spiritual Parallels: The Journey of the God-man
   As you know, I drew a picture yesterday. This is the Mediterranean Sea. This is Israel. Here is Mount Hermon, approximately 2,818 meters high, which is about 100 meters shorter than Baekdusan. The Jordan River flows from here. This is the Sea of Galilee. The Sea of Galilee is large, and Galilee is located there. Then there is Jerusalem, and nearby, Bethlehem. I was born in Bethlehem 2,000 years ago. Nazareth is also nearby, but separate. So, I grew up in Nazareth and was active around the Sea of Galilee. I moved between these three places. It is similar to how I was born in Seoul, in the outskirts of Jungnanggyo, which was my Bethlehem 2,000 years ago. I was born near the capital, but in its outskirts, outside the four great gates, outside Dongdaemun. In ancient times, it was not considered Seoul. I was born outside the city walls, just as Bethlehem was outside the walls of Jerusalem. I was born there 2,000 years ago, then lived in Nazareth, and was very active around the Sea of Galilee. My growth process was like this. It seemed as if I was in Galilee, Bethlehem, and Nazareth. When I went to Jerusalem, to the temple, I stayed at Lazarus’s house in Bethlehem. My sphere of activity was clear.

4. The Dead Sea and the Living Sea: A Metaphor for Materialism
   Mount Hermon is always covered in snow, twelve months a year. The melted snow flows down. Below it is the Dead Sea. What is the difference between the Dead Sea and the Sea of Galilee? The Dead Sea is a lifeless body of water. It receives water from the Sea of Galilee and other sources, but it has no outlet. There are no rivers flowing out. If there were, it would not be the Dead Sea. If you love material possessions, as mentioned earlier, you become like the Dead Sea. If water flows in, like the water from Galilee, and flows out, it can always remain clear. It does not become salty. But if water collects without an outlet, it becomes a miser. This lake becomes a salt lake. If the water flowed out, even if it were salty, it would eventually leave, and new melted snow water would enter. It could not always be saltwater. Many seas in the Middle East are like the Dead Sea; they have no outlets. They are stagnant. Even if it is saltwater, if it rains heavily, there must be an outlet for the saltwater to drain and be replaced by fresh water. But for thousands of years, there has been no outlet, making it greedy. This is like Abraham, who longed for material things. You should not discriminate against any human being, whether they are a concubine, a servant, or a slave. Judaism’s failure to shine globally stems from its excessive discrimination based on human hierarchy. They claim, “Those are descendants of Islam; we are the chosen people; those are human scum.” Because of such discrimination, six million Jews died under Hitler, and they still have not learned their lesson. They still long for material possessions, not eternal souls. Can all the money in the world solve this? I have come to bring down fire. Would I want to return to that place 2,000 years ago? The Mediterranean is on that side, and our sea is on this side. Baekdusan is in the same position. The water flows from there. So, Israel and I are on opposite sides. The far eastern end of the earth, where I am now, is not a place of spiritual power for Israel. It is the end of Asia. Across the Mediterranean is Europe.

5. The Geopolitical Significance of the Korean Peninsula
   There were many reasons why I came to that region then. The reason I came here now is this: when we look at Asia, and here is Europe, this is the Korean Peninsula’s spiritual energy line. This final spiritual energy line is South Korea. What does North Korea have? No matter what they do, nothing gathers there. It has no power. Have many people from Chungcheong Province become president? They are made presidents. This spiritual energy line must move. This is why they are made presidents, but this area cannot exert power, feng shui-wise. The Taebaek Mountains end in Gyeongsang Province. The Taebaek Mountains also end in Jeolla Province. Gyeongsang and Jeolla Provinces can exert power, but Chungcheong Province merely provides a crossroads. The people are good, and it provides a crossroads, but it is not the end of a region with a spiritual energy line. Still, Chungcheong Province is part of the spiritual energy line because it is in South Korea. This is the armistice line. The spiritual energy line is not the armistice line. The end is South Korea. South Korea has power. If you use this spiritual energy line to long for material possessions, a third world war will come. Therefore, you must maintain a certain distance from material things. If you long for material possessions, you will live under stress. Ecclesiastes 3:11 says that we are made to long for the eternal soul. Everything in this world has a lifespan. But you should long for the eternal soul more than that. Even if you were given the entire Earth, you would be dissatisfied. Even if one person were given all the women in the world, they would be dissatisfied. Even if one woman were given all the men in the world, she would be dissatisfied. So, you were not made to long for material things, but you are moving in that direction. That is the end of days.

6. The Perils of Material Attachment: Abraham’s Error
   Abraham begged for a child from his legitimate wife, and he was given Isaac. Even then, it was given as a gift for his 100th birthday, as if he had finally matured. But even at 100, he cast out his eldest son, Ishmael, calling him an Egyptian. This was the beginning of racial discrimination. This is not the act of one who longs for the eternal soul. He turned Isaac into a bonsai tree. A bonsai tree cannot grow into a large tree; it cripples a person. It creates a mama’s boy. Isaac could have become a great tree if Ishmael and Hagar had been by his side. He should have run around with his brother, calling him “brother.” But he sat alone, with no peers. You should not raise a child like that. He cast out his own flesh and blood, calling him the child of a slave, born of an Egyptian. That is why they are now suffering at the hands of Egyptians. They were enslaved in Egypt for hundreds of years and constantly suffered. Those who long for the physical will have problems longing for the spiritual. Today is Lunar New Year, and many of you have been longing for the physical until now and have developed mental illnesses. Do not worry about losing money or financial difficulties. The eternal awaits us, and by entering that path, we can find happiness. Therefore, what you must possess is the cross. There are three crosses. Below them is money, represented by the character for shell, which was ancient money. This character is used for wealth. Above this money are three crosses. This represents the mind. The mind that thinks of money is below. The mind that thinks of the Trinity of crosses is above.

7. The Three Great Minds: Compassion, Inquiry, and Awakening
   Humans must possess the Great Compassion (대분심). If Abraham had seen Ishmael being abandoned, Hagar should have said, “Husband, why are you casting out Ishmael just because he is an Egyptian? This is wrong. For Isaac to become a proper human being, he needs a brother.” Hagar should have done this. But Abraham abandoned him, and in doing so, he abandoned God. That is why I later said, “Bring Isaac immediately, cut him into pieces with a knife, burn him, and offer him to me.” This was because Abraham had abandoned Hagar and Ishmael. It was to show him the taste of his own actions. He was told to kill his grown child, cut his flesh and bones, and burn him. “What have you done with this physical material?” This was a punishment from Heaven. He was spared only when he raised the knife. So, you should understand it that way. Therefore, Great Compassion means that when you see injustice, your heart must be greatly moved.

Next, you must have Great Inquiry (대의심). What is this Great Inquiry? It is to question deeply: “Does Heaven truly exist? What are the Hundred Kingdoms and the Ten Thousand Seals? What are archangels? They say they give angels. We cannot see this humanly, but why does the Elixir Milk not spoil?” This is Great Inquiry. This is not ordinary doubt. It is to doubt greatly. Then you will think, “I must raise money to publish this in Harvard University or Nature, the American science magazine.” You must run around and resolve these doubts. “Oh, the God-man creates immortal beings, but do I have to verify it myself?” You must have Great Inquiry. A great doubt. “Why does this not spoil? This is scientifically impossible. How can that person control heavenly armies and angels? Oh, he is giving out archangels? This is not fake. If it were fake, would anyone pay 100 million won to receive it? No.” There is no room for doubt. I receive calls every day. Today, someone called, saying they fell but something immediately supported them. Something firmly held them up. They said it was their first time experiencing such a thing. They were not wearing a seatbelt, and everyone else was thrown out, but they were not. Only the archangel was not thrown out. They did not know what held them. They called me from the bus. The bus crashed, and everyone was thrown out, but they were not. Something like a sponge held them. They asked me why everyone else was thrown out but not them. That is their archangel. Now you understand. So, you must have Great Inquiry about such things. “How can this happen?”

Then, the third of the three great minds is Great Awakening (대발심). As mentioned earlier, Ecclesiastes 3:11 says that you are made to long for the eternal soul, not for material possessions. You must realize this. Great Awakening. “I have been harboring a rotten heart until now. I must change.” A divorced man meets a new woman, but he constantly finds her unpleasant. His ex-wife continues to dislike him. But when I look, this divorced man is not just divorced; his wife died long ago. And when I look, her house is covered in ghosts. But the third woman he met intensely dislikes him. He does not know why he keeps disliking her. But when I look, what is the cause? The ancestors of the deceased woman are clinging to this man and tormenting him. And if you go near him, there is a ghost smell. People who have ghosts clinging to them will feel nauseous when they ride in a car with them. You cannot describe the smell. It causes vomiting. I know because I have dug up many graves. In the past, when graves were relocated, I would go and work. They would say the grave site was wrong. How much would a grave less than a year old smell when dug up? But this woman constantly says she smells a ghost whenever she is near that man. Why? When I send the ghosts away, will the smell remain? No. The characteristic of ghosts is that they emit a smell. So, Great Awakening means that if you do not cling to material possessions but cling to the eternal soul, awakening occurs. “I will go to the Hundred Kingdoms Heaven from Sky Temple.” Like Ecclesiastes 3:11, I long for the eternal soul. All these things will disappear. Even if anti-fans torment me, I have no worries because I am not attached to anything in this world. And your strange perception of me is like ants criticizing me. Will I be stressed? A grandfather is not stressed even if his grandchild pulls his beard and says, “Grandpa, why are you so ugly?” He finds it cute. “Do you know how to analyze Grandpa’s face?” “Even if I cannot analyze it, Grandpa is definitely ugly.” Does the grandfather get stressed? No. But if his wife says, “Why are you so ugly?” he might get stressed. So, if a swarm of ants, for example, criticizes me and puts me in prison, will I suffer? I do not suffer in prison, nor do I suffer outside. I have experienced poverty. In my youth, I was ashamed to go to school without a uniform in front of girls, and later I was ashamed even with a uniform. I experienced all kinds of shame, but I was not ashamed at all. I must be like this. I must walk this path among these people to understand hunger and the difficulties of others.

8. The Example of Siddhartha Gautama: Compassion and Righteous Indignation
   What would Siddhartha Gautama know if he grew up in a palace? That is why Siddhartha Gautama once had a conflict with Devadatta. Devadatta tried to assassinate Siddhartha Gautama until his death but ultimately failed. Devadatta was older than Siddhartha Gautama, his elder brother. He was the son of Siddhartha Gautama’s uncle. They grew up together in the palace. But from childhood, Devadatta always tried to kill Siddhartha Gautama. They constantly fought. One day, the king, Siddhartha Gautama’s father, King Suddhodana of Kapilavastu, saw them fighting fiercely. Why do you think he was watching? He was worried that Siddhartha Gautama might become a monk, but seeing him fiercely attack his brother, using martial arts, and both falling, he thought, “He also has the spirit of a warrior.” He was very pleased. Even after Siddhartha Gautama became a monk, Devadatta remained a monk his entire life, constantly trying to assassinate him. That was Devadatta. Siddhartha Gautama grew up in such a good environment that even his fighting was something the king envied. “Oh, my son is showing masculine qualities now. He is showing the spirit of a warrior.” This can happen. Yet, within that environment, Siddhartha Gautama voluntarily sought to understand women. No matter how many courtesans were placed beside him, Siddhartha Gautama did not succumb. But Devadatta tormented courtesans. He forced dying courtesans to sleep with him. So, the women were on the verge of death. He would call sick and dying courtesans and engage in relations with them. Siddhartha Gautama became enraged and punched his cousin brother in the face. That was righteous indignation. That was Great Compassion. It was not personal selfishness, but indignation at how humans treated slaves. Those courtesans were slaves. So, the man, while being beaten, said, “Hey, you fool, are courtesans human? I am sleeping with a courtesan; why are you interfering? Are you not also a prince?” Siddhartha Gautama replied, “Brother, even a courtesan is human. They must be treated equally.” This is how Siddhartha Gautama, even growing up in such a privileged environment, gradually developed this Great Compassion. It arose spontaneously. His sense of justice was extraordinary.

9. The Three Great Minds: Guiding Principles for the Spiritual Journey
   Thus, Great Compassion, Great Inquiry, and Great Awakening are the three great minds. These are the minds that those who long for the eternal soul must possess. So, Israel’s sin of casting out Hagar and Ishmael, because he had Egyptian blood, could lead to a third world war in the Middle East. And they are blocking our logistics. It starts there. That fraternal conflict is heading towards a third world war. But I am here. I am watching them fight. I saw it 2,000 years ago, and 4,000 years ago. The time of Abraham was even earlier. I saw it then too. The war from 4,000 years ago continues to this day. Now, it holds the lives of all humanity. Do not forget Ecclesiastes 3:11. When we created you, we made you to long for the eternal soul, but where has it gone? It has gone to materialism. You are obsessed with material things. When you die, you cannot take your bank account with you. Is a bank account eternal? Is anything in this world eternal? No. Keep your mind at peace. “Even if I have nothing, my mind is at peace. I am going to the Hundred Kingdoms Heaven. I have boarded the train to eternity.” Is that good? Are you happy? Very happy, right? So, you must be happy.

10. The Universe in a Speck of Dust: Quantum Mechanics and Spiritual Insight
    My ears are itching; the host has arrived. He has not written down what to say. Do you know what “Ilmidam” means? “Ilmi Jinju Hamsibang.” What is “Ilmi Jinju Hamsibang”? It means that within a single speck of dust, there is a universe. “Sibang” refers to the universe. It is said that within a single speck of dust, there is a universe. The cells that fall from this body, they are atoms, quanta. Quantum mechanics exists. This quantum is different from the quantum in your cells. The quantum in your cells contains protons, neutrons, and electrons. These three circulate within our bodies. This is the cell nucleus. Protons, neutrons, electrons. But the quantum in quantum mechanics refers to elementary particles, subatomic particles. Very small, these subatomic particles. When these elementary particles, subatomic particles, become smaller and smaller, they become quarks, then Higgs bosons, and then they transform into light. Into light. So, they can be put into electricity. They can be converted into electricity. So, a mother in America can appear as light on a phone. Her actual physical body becomes light and is displayed on the phone. It has been converted into light. But eventually, it will be possible for the actual body to appear three-dimensionally. Such an era is coming. Then the machine will have to be large. Then the grandmother or mother will appear. The mother will open the door and emerge from the refrigerator. Then the mother will say, “Oh, I forgot my handbag.” “Okay, I will go back and get it.” She will re-enter the machine, and in a minute, she will go back to America, get her handbag, and arrive back in another minute. Or she can call and ask for the handbag to be sent. Then it will be put into the machine there and sent, and the handbag will arrive in one second. You can go back and forth, or send it from there. And the more you go back and forth, the better your body becomes. Your body improves. Such an era is coming. So, when a video appears on a phone now, you see the face of a person in America. That face is made of light and has arrived here. It has arrived there. Humans are now in that world. This quantum mechanics, these elementary particles, subatomic particles, will bring about a revolution in your universe. So, your lives will change dramatically. So, a single speck of dust contains the universe. Therefore, do not focus too much on material things. You must long for the eternal soul. Who created all this? I created it all. So, may this Gapjin year be a year of great fortune after the Lunar New Year. I feel I must conclude now. Humans must long for the eternal soul. Therefore, they must possess these three: Great Compassion, Great Inquiry, and Great Awakening. He has given us precious teachings for the New Year. Please give him another round of applause. Thank you.

11. The Nature of Fantasy and Alien Realities
    Now, we will have a question and answer session. We will not have testimonials today. So, let’s begin with the questions. Hello, God-man Huh Kyung-young. Today, I have a question about the relationship between fantasy novels and aliens. People obsessed with conspiracy theories often say this about fantasy novels and movies: “Fantasy creations are full of things that cannot exist in reality, such as wizards, zombies, giants, and dwarves. People praise the creativity of the authors for this. However, there is nothing new under the sun. These authors did not create something out of nothing. The truth is aliens. Famous authors who created fantasy works were actually chosen by Heaven and received inspiration telepathically from aliens. And for those aliens who gave them inspiration, those fantasies are realities on their planets.” Conspiracy theorists make such claims, emphasizing the limitations of human creativity. My question is: Are Earth’s fantasy creations truly based on 1% human creativity, or are they based on the realities of alien planets? I would like to hear your esteemed opinion. You must understand this well. It starts with novels. People write. Fantasy is also a novel. Why do they use the character “so” (小, small)? You are now learning about “daeseol” (大說, great discourse). The conversation you have with the God-man is “daeseol.” Novels, the Tripitaka Koreana, the Bible, all fall under “soseol” (小說, small discourse or fiction). Direct conversation with God is “daeseol.” Even academic papers written by scholars fall under “soseol.” None of them align with the cosmic order. Aliens look identical to humans. There is nothing strange about their appearance. If you misinterpret what you read, you will be mistaken. You should not mistake a space-suited appearance for an alien. When we go to the moon, we wear something that covers our faces. Should we consider that our human appearance? A head this big and a body that small. So, you should not mistake a disguised appearance for an alien. Even in the Hundred Kingdoms Heaven, they have human forms. They are just very handsome. Do the cells of the Hundred Kingdoms Heaven age? Does life in the Hundred Kingdoms Heaven die? Life in the Hundred Kingdoms Heaven is eternal. Here, life is finite; there are limits. So, no matter how much you struggle in this world, all material things will eventually disappear. So, novels are all human creations born from the five desires. Where do these come from? They come from the five aggregates. The five aggregates. What are the five aggregates? Form, sensation, perception, mental formations, consciousness. This is what humans use to create fantasy. This comes from the character “so.” That is why it is “soseol.” It is not “daeseol” or “jungseol” (中說, medium discourse). So, why is the character “so” attached to “soseol”? It means it is fabricated. It means it is not factual. If it were factual, “dae” (大, great) would be attached. “Daeseol.” Why “daeseol”? It is for the public. What does the public do? Public speaking is “daeseol.” Public speaking. Should public speaking be like a novel? No. There is no such lecture as “aliens appear.” Public speaking is always about facts. So, “daeseol” is about real events, and “soseol” is fake. There is no truth in it. So, you understand why the character “so” is used. It means it is something created for our enjoyment, a fabrication. So, it is all created from imagination, from the five aggregates: form, sensation, perception, mental formations, consciousness. This is what created this scientific civilization. However, Great Compassion, Great Awakening, and Great Inquiry are very interested in leaving Earth. The world beyond Earth. In this world, there are no answers to Great Inquiry and Great Compassion. If you question why Elixir Milk does not spoil, why iron does not rust, why the engine sound of a car changes with Huh Kyung-young’s name, then Heaven exists there. The culmination of that inquiry is the Hundred Kingdoms Heaven. So, Great Compassion, Great Inquiry, and Great Awakening are ultimately connected to the world of the Hundred Kingdoms Heaven, the world of the soul. If you delve into it, where do the puzzle pieces connect? They connect to the Hundred Kingdoms Heaven. I do not know if you understand. I am explaining it quite simply. You will understand Buddhist stories quickly if I explain them a little, more so than if you listen to monks for a long time. You will understand Buddhist stories quickly. But if you listen to monks, it is often ambiguous. I am someone who explains things in a very easy-to-understand way.

12. The Miracle of Empathy: Lessons from Jesus and Carnegie
    Next, we have a question from Seonwoo Choi. Jesus told those who sought to stone the adulterous woman, “Let him who is without sin among you be the first to throw a stone at her,” and they fell silent. The Second Coming, the God-man, judges with the Trinity and gathers the wheat. The God-man is the owner of all things and the Father. He is the foremost in all fields. The God-man’s Unified Field transcends science and the universe. He is not merely a bonsai-like figure. He is the sole great tree in a world rife with conflict and famine, appearing in the Gapjin and Eulsa years as prophesied, making the world one family and South Korea the global center, like a fingerprint and a seal. The human heart is vast; even if given the entire Earth, it cannot be satisfied. Only by longing for the eternal soul and the Hundred Kingdoms Heaven given by the God-man can it be fulfilled. The God-man’s suffering was unparalleled, and the anti-fans of falsehood will be judged. My question is: Abraham, the father of faith, made mistakes and showed discrimination, creating sworn enemies. Adam’s sons, the ancestors of humanity, became the worst criminals due to envy and jealousy. In this world of suffering, everyone has wounds. Empathy is desperately needed. How can we cultivate it, God-man?

You know, I should actually be lecturing to Harvard professors. So, my lectures might not be very entertaining for them. People with Great Inquiry, Great Awakening, and Great Compassion should be sitting and watching intently. But you are all people who have accumulated many blessings and are about to enter Heaven, so it might not be very exciting, but knowing this will help you in the Hundred Kingdoms Heaven. Where did I do most of my work in Israel 2,000 years ago? Galilee. There was a hill overlooking the Sea of Galilee. The miracle of the five loaves and two fish happened there, on that grassy hill. The miracle was shown on the shore of the Sea of Galilee, on a hill overlooking the lake. It is said that 5,000 people were fed. This is the miracle of empathy. This is the miracle of empathy. Whose lunchbox was it that provided the five loaves and two fish? A child’s lunchbox. The child gave it, saying, “Jesus, are you hungry?” It is said that 5,000 people were fed, and 12 baskets were left over. It was not just 5,000 people who were fed. It was 5,000 men. Women were not counted as people in those days. And children were also excluded from the count. So, there must have been about 6,500 people gathered. Women did not usually follow Jesus to listen to lectures in those days. But there were still about a thousand women. They came with their husbands. The women had food with them, lunchboxes for their children, so there was no reason to give them food. So, their number was excluded. It only says 5,000 men. So, when 5,000 people were given 500 fish, empathy occurred between the child and Jesus. That empathy created a miracle. It was a miracle of empathy. So, did I always give food when I traveled around? Did I always feed them with 500 fish? No, the miracle happened only that day. At that time, Jesus was not the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. He was hungry and prayed to God, “Please give my disciples something to eat.” And then he would find food. But that day, the child, being so thoughtful, came to Jesus and offered his meal. This is where the miracle happened.

So, you can be deeply moved by your grandchild. Then you might leave all your inheritance to that grandchild, not your son. This is how it happened. He directly bequeathed it to his grandchild. If the grandchild is very thoughtful and says only things that please the grandfather, the son becomes less visible. He wants to give everything to the grandchild. It is similar to this. So, in my time, I was the Father. I took on the body of Jesus, but the Father was within me. The Son, the Father, and the Holy Spirit were present. This energy was infused, and that miracle occurred. So, that miracle does not happen continuously. It happened once. The 500 fish is called the miracle of empathy. When there is empathy, miracles happen. Andrew Carnegie started as a security guard at a steel company. He diligently cleaned every day, and when the president was about to leave, he would sweep and clean inside the factory, even though he was just a security guard outside. He would arrive an hour early and finish all the cleaning. That was Carnegie. The president heard rumors that this security guard, Carnegie, always came an hour early to clean the office. So, the president, who had strong empathy, eventually gave all his steel company shares to that security guard when he died. That is how Carnegie became a tycoon. What is it? Empathy. His own son was a thief, always causing trouble and spending money. So, he gave some to his son, but the most went to Carnegie. And he promoted Carnegie. That is how Carnegie became the president of that steel company. So, having empathy means connecting human relationships to the spiritual world, as I mentioned earlier, with Great Awakening, Great Compassion, and Great Inquiry. Just ordinary awakening, compassion, and inquiry are not very good. When “great” is attached, you become a scientist. Great Inquiry: “Why does penicillin appear?” It came from decomposition and analysis. From mold. So, one who has Great Inquiry can become a scientist and create world-changing inventions. And after creating it, Einstein realized, “Ah, this Unified Field cannot be approached by human means. Oh, there is a God. There is a divine world.” Einstein realized the limits. So, Einstein turned to Buddhism. He searched through Buddhism and found “Ilmi Jinjung Hamsibang Makcheon Gye” (one speck of dust contains the universe). So, Einstein was captivated by that. “Can I find the answer in Buddhism?” But even there, there is no Unified Field. There is no life energy. Humans simply research until the end. Humans. What did Einstein study? He believed that humans evolved from amoebas, then worms, and so on, until they became humans. He believed that humans appeared by chance, as a scientist would. But humans did not appear by chance. They are my creation. They are made to strive for an eternal world. You are made to go to the Hundred Kingdoms Heaven. So, when you look at the sky, you feel a sense of longing. Why? You long for your true home. “Somewhere among those stars, there must be a place I must go.” “Is this Earth my home?” No. When you look at the Milky Way, you feel, “I must have left my home somewhere.” “We must go there someday.” This is how it feels. Such a feeling arises. When you look into the eyes of such a person, they are very beautiful. The eyes of such a person are like a train cutting through darkness, passing through the Milky Way, with sunlight shining on a space station. “Mom, the boy’s eyes are burning. Mom, tears well up in the boy’s eyes.” “Run joyfully, Galaxy Express 999. Run joyfully, Galaxy Express 999. Galaxy Express 999.” So, when you look at that galaxy, you feel that somewhere, your mother is calling you. You want to go there. When you look at this world, it is always about money, paying off credit card bills. This is what you see. When you look at the Milky Way, you think, “Why am I suffering in this world?” You have hope. I ended up singing a song while talking about empathy. Galaxy Express 999 is a cartoon based on a novel. Is it not interesting that they imagined a railway in the sky? It would not be as interesting if it were an airplane. With a railway, how beautiful would the conductor on that Galaxy Express be? The woman who checks tickets and guides passengers on the Galaxy Express, is she pretty? Yes, she would be pretty. If you look closely, you might faint. Not because she is too pretty. So, you want to ride the Galaxy Express, right? Then go to the Hundred Kingdoms Heaven. Such things evoke empathy well. I mentioned empathy yesterday, right? A robber broke in, and when told to raise his hands, he only raised one arm. Why only one arm? “This arm cannot be raised due to nerve pain. The muscles are damaged.” So, he only raised one arm. “I also have that.” So, the robber said, “This medicine is very good.” He gave him medicine from his pocket. Then they drank coffee together and became friends. They communicated. So, the robber felt, “I am sorry I came to this house to steal money.” Empathy was formed. “Since when has your shoulder hurt?” “Mine has been hurting for years.” “Mine too, for years, and this story is good.” So, they communicated with each other. “Why did you come to rob?” “Because of financial difficulties. My arm is bad, so I cannot do manual labor. That is why I became a house burglar.” “Is that so?” And I gave him a few coins. They became friends. And he left with a polite bow. If you empathize with a thief, he is not a thief. He is very kind. When they talked, he said he had a child in school who needed money, but he had none. He wanted to make a living. So, he came here. He apologized. Empathy is powerful. So, it is difficult to decide, “That person is bad; that person is good.” If you only focus on people’s weaknesses, you will only increase the number of thieves and robbers. We should try to empathize with others as much as possible. “How difficult must it be for everyone these days?” If I lost 1 million won today, “That is good. How happy would a struggling person be if they found it?” You should empathize like this. In such a difficult world, if someone lost my money, that is also a good thing. Is it not? Instead of frowning because you lost it, think, “I earned this for a month; let a struggling person find it.” Then your mind is at peace; you feel relieved.

13. The Nature of Ghosts and the Power of Elixir Milk
    We need to move on to the next question. It is interesting, is it not? When you look at the sky, you have hit the jackpot. First, from Archangel Youngsoon Ha, “I am curious if ghosts operate without a spirit, only with a soul.” Ghosts also have both spirit and soul. It is a lie that ghosts do not have a spirit. Ghosts also need a spirit to realize their sins, to understand why they became ghosts. So, the time of regret is endlessly long. And as I mentioned earlier, a ghost was clinging to a divorced man’s mother’s house. So, his relationships with women were not smooth. Because a ghost was clinging to him. So, when a woman came, the ghost would interfere. It would constantly prevent him from doing what the woman wanted. Who tells him not to do it? The ghost. Would the ghost be happy if he left his daughter and met another woman? So, the ghost clings to him. So, does the ghost play the role of attaching or detaching? Detaching. So, it is good to avoid such resentful relationships with others as much as possible. What was the question? Do ghosts also have a spirit and soul? They are not just souls. You know that the soul is a combination of the spiritual and the corporeal. So, it is not just a soul.

Next, from Warrior Hyeyoon Lee, “Hello, God-man. This is Hyeyoon Lee from Tokyo. I was eating a gifted apple and suddenly became curious. In a previous lecture, you said that for those who received blessings, the moment they buy something and pay for it, it becomes neutralized. What happens to gifted items?” Gifted items are also neutralized. Gifts do not just come. The giver must have done something to deserve it. So, “a kind word begets a kind word”; not everyone gives gifts. Anyway, if a gift came, empathy was formed. So, it does not matter how you handle it. You can eat it; do not feel burdened. You should not be too possessive, thinking, “This is mine; that is theirs.” However, if you found a large sum of money, like the 70 million won I once found and returned, that money could be for a security deposit. That person’s family could be ruined. In such cases, you must diligently find the owner. But if you found a 10,000 won bill, should you go around looking for the owner? You should not be so meticulous. Do you have that much time? You should not be so afraid of money.

Next, from Warrior Minwhan Oh, “A question about Elixir Milk storage. I am planning to store a large quantity in an outdoor warehouse this year. Is it okay in freezing temperatures? Do I need special insulation?” No special insulation is needed. You can just put it in the warehouse. It will not burst or anything. When my name is attached to our milk, it becomes dark matter. Dark matter is only 5% of the matter used by Earthlings. 95% is dark matter and dark energy. So, most of it is empty space. Are there more buildings or more empty space? More empty space, right? From afar, Earth is just a speck of dust. The rest is all empty space, which is all dark matter and dark energy. When I sit here and snap my fingers at Trump, energy goes in, right? I can put blessings into Trump and take them out, right? This is a world that scientists cannot even imagine. Right? Can I take out all the energy here in one second? Can I give blessings to all Earthlings in one second? Yes. You are confident, right? But I can give it and take it out in one second. But I sense your anxiety, constantly answering, “Is the God-man going to take it out and put it back in again?” You are worried, “What if he takes it out again?” But there is something I must do for you. You must be quiet. All messages sent by anti-fans, whether you saw them or not, whether you heard them or not, are now nullified, and everything is restored to its original state. All my stars, blessings, and angels are restored to their original state. You should not feel anxious about that. If you accidentally opened something and saw what anti-fans sent, even if you only saw a part of it, I have forgiven everything today. Now, do not look at them in the future. If you do see something by mistake, you can tell me. I have 100% forgiven everything you have seen incorrectly so far. Good, right? So, I can sit here and do anything, even make the moon brighter, as you have seen. But now is not the time to do it. Why? If it is too sudden, people will be blinded and unable to see. So, first I give blessings, then angels, then archangels, in stages, right? It is like that. Later, when I show you how far I can go, if you bring me something strange, I will not feel affection for you. I feel very human affection for you. But if I show you something truly strange, you might be scared. So, I do not do it. But blessings, archangels, and the middle path are not scary, right? You know that I am real, right? This is the extent of what I am doing now. What Jesus did was not a miracle. What I did as Jesus was not a miracle. What was added? The Father was added. The God I called upon as Jesus is now within me. So, I am the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. So, I have come to judge you, and I am undoubtedly God, but because I have taken on a human form, I am subject to you. If they tell me to go to prison, I must go to prison. If they curse me, “You son of a bitch,” I must hear it. But do I change? No, I do not change. So, no matter how much a grandchild slaps his grandfather, the grandfather never dislikes the grandchild. So, I just move on, doing what I came to Earth to do, and there is one thing left for me to do later. What is it? When many people come, when there are ten million, I will manifest my authority. Now is not the time to manifest authority. Then my clothes will be different, and my seat will not be like this. My authority will be completely different. And when foreign presidents or the UN Secretary-General come, should I be sitting here? Then meetings will become more difficult, and there must be authority. Do you understand? Now is like the stage when I first conversed with you, sitting on the grass by the Sea of Galilee. That is when I spoke of the Eight Blessings. It is the same stage as then. The initial, friendly stage. Later, authority will be established. And I will be established upon that authority. And I will be able to control the world. That time will come. Now is not the stage of authority.

14. The Persimmon Tree: A Metaphor for Hidden Authority
    A persimmon tree is now bare and unattractive in winter. But in autumn, when persimmons hang abundantly, it looks authoritative, does it not? Now it is a bare, withered tree. It is kicked by this one and stepped on by that one. It is a time when I am cursed and so on. But later, look at that persimmon tree. It will be more magnificent than the garden trees, with red persimmons hanging abundantly. How beautiful will that persimmon tree be then? Then the persimmon tree will hold the most weight in the garden. It will have authority. You would be afraid to pick one. “Can I pick such a beautiful persimmon?” Right? But when the persimmon tree is withered and its leaves have fallen, how shabby it looks. That is what a persimmon tree is called. Your attitude when looking at that persimmon tree makes it seem so miserable. But you should not misunderstand me like that. You should know. Others may see me as such a withered tree, but in reality, that persimmon tree will later be the most magnificent tree in the garden. What do the other evergreen trees and garden trees bear? The persimmon tree gives delicious persimmons. It provides dried persimmons throughout the winter.

15. The Intricacies of Subatomic Particles and Cosmic Wealth
    Next question. It is interesting, is it not? Today, we will conclude the questions here. Since it is Lunar New Year, we cannot just pass it by, so we will have a small performance with a few people. First, we will hear traditional Korean folk songs from Sooji Lee from Cheongnyang.

16. The Boundary Between Gravity and Electromagnetism
    Hello. This is Eunhee Cho from Jungnang-gu. I was watching a video about the four fundamental forces of nature and heard about the uncertainty at the boundary between gravity and electromagnetism, which denies the existence of God. It was likened to the idea that there are different forces acting on flying dust and falling rocks. Is there such a boundary? What you are talking about is a very basic concept. The eight forces of the universe, such as gravity, magnetism, and power, are well-known. Many of these natural forces are caused by Earth’s gravity. The falling of rocks is due to gravity, not electromagnetism. How much electromagnetism could a rock generate? However, there is an illogical aspect to this. If you break down a rock into fine particles, subatomic particles, what happens? It becomes light. Then it is attracted by electrons. When we rub a plastic ruler on our hair, our hair stands up, right? Electromagnetism is bound to occur with light objects. But it does not happen with rocks. If you pulverize a rock into fine dust, into nanoparticles, it will be attracted. It will be pulled by electromagnetism. There is no boundary there. But if you do not break the rock, does electromagnetism occur? No. All matter generates electromagnetism when it becomes subatomic particles; it becomes charged. It becomes charged. This charge occurs when the size of the matter is at the nanoscale or smaller. However, what we can see is visible when it is 200 times larger than a nanometer. So, if it is 200 times larger than a nanometer, it is dust, ultrafine dust. It is barely visible. It is visible under a microscope. That ultrafine dust is nanoscale. What is smaller than a nanometer? A nanometer is one billionth. A micrometer is one millionth. A micrometer is fine dust that gets caught in your nostrils. But a nanometer is one billionth. So, a nanometer is one billionth. A nanometer is one billionth, so it penetrates our skin. If you apply nano-cosmetics, it quickly penetrates the skin. It is smaller than a peanut. So, nanometers are invisible. But when 200 nanometers gather, they become visible to our eyes, and that is dust. So, what is a single nanometer? Ultrafine dust. When 200 to 300 nanometers gather, they become visible. That is dust. So, it does not penetrate the skin. That is why we are told to wear masks for ultrafine dust, because it penetrates the skin. Ultrafine dust enters through the nose and goes deep into the lungs and throughout our flesh. So, if you drink a lot of water, it easily exits. So, on days with a lot of ultrafine dust, you should drink a lot of water. Then the nano-dust that entered your body through your skin will exit through your urine. You need to excrete it through urine. Nano-particles travel freely through the lungs, kidneys, and liver. They enter the body and travel everywhere through the blood. This is about fine dust, ultrafine dust. Fine dust gets trapped in the lungs. But ultrafine dust enters the bloodstream from the lungs and travels throughout the body. If it accumulates, you will have headaches. What is smaller than a nanometer? An angstrom. How many parts of an angstrom? One hundred billionth. A nanometer is one billionth, but an angstrom is one hundred billionth. An angstrom. What is smaller than an angstrom? A picometer, one trillionth. A picometer is one trillionth. A picometer is one trillionth. That is one trillionth. In English, one trillion is a trillion. Bill Gates’s fortune is 265 trillion. A trillion is a trillion in English. No one in this world, no matter how rich, has surpassed a trillion. But I have surpassed that trillion. One thousand trillion is a quadrillion. A quadrillion, one thousand trillion. I should have at least one thousand trillion, right? To control the world’s money, I would need one thousand trillion. But that is not enough for the God-man. Above a quadrillion, what is next? A quintillion. How much is a quintillion? One hundred quintillion. I should have at least one hundred quintillion, right? So, the God-man receives one hundred quintillion, about 33 quintillion per year, through Elixir Milk and various other items. It is enormous. So, you must know that the God-man will eventually control the world’s money. So, truly, a quintillion. One thousand trillion, a quintillion. What is next? A sextillion. To possess a sextillion in wealth. That is a sextillion. This one thousand trillionth. This is how small fine dust, ultrafine dust is. One thousand trillionth. This is an atto. An atto is ATTO. How many trillionths is an atto? One hundred quintillionth. Not one thousand trillion, but one hundred quintillionth. An atto. Then a sextillionth is an atto. It is one sextillionth. So, if you reduce these subatomic particles to one sextillionth, the universe becomes what I mentioned earlier, a charge. It is attracted by charge. Electromagnetism. It is attracted by waves. It is just light. So, when matter goes down to its smallest unit, it becomes light. Even at the nano stage, it is light. If you go down further and further, to one sextillionth, that is an enormous world of science that humans cannot imagine. I know such things, so I am explaining them now. What scientist would talk about that? I am talking about it because it is me. I talk about numbers like eok, jo, gyeong, hae, ja, yang, gu, gan, jeong, jae, geum, gang, a-seung-gi, bul-ga-sa, mu-ryang-su as if I eat them for breakfast. But ordinary scientists cannot do that. Their minds are too complex; they need calculators. So, we cannot go beyond eok, jo, gyeong. Even if you have money, if you have eok, jo, gyeong, you have everything. So, do not be too attached to this. Your world is one where you long for the eternal soul. You do not need to long for these numbers. You long for the eternal soul. You do not need to have those numbers like eok, jo, gyeong, hae, ja, yang. I have them all. Even if you do not understand well, the reason I speak like this is that it will be recorded. And scientists are also watching. So, they should know that the God-man speaks like that. Even if you think it is some kind of ghost story, you should listen.

17. Ancestral Blessings and the Power of Intention
    Next, from Archangel Kim Chan. “How should I apply for blessings for ancestors whose names I do not know? I heard that many ancestors died tragically, and I really want to do it for them. If I request it from the God-man, will they be sent in order? I cannot confirm with relatives because we do not communicate.” For example, “great-great-grandmother on the maternal side.” That is fine. Even if you do not have their names, in the Hundred Kingdoms Heaven, if you say “that person’s great-great-grandmother on the maternal side,” “great-great-great-grandmother on the maternal side,” “great-great-great-great-grandmother on the maternal side,” it all goes through. It goes through immediately. So, that question has been answered. It is the simplest.

18. Elixir Milk and Protection from Harmful Energies
    Next, from Warrior Kim Mujin. “A question about Elixir Milk storage. I am planning to store a large quantity in an outdoor warehouse this year. Is it okay in freezing temperatures? Do I need special insulation?” No special insulation is needed. You can just put it in the warehouse. It will not burst or anything. Our milk, when my name is attached to it, becomes dark matter. Dark matter is only 5% of the matter used by Earthlings. 95% is dark matter and dark energy. So, most of it is empty space. Are there more buildings or more empty space? More empty space, right? From afar, Earth is just a speck of dust. The rest is all empty space, which is all dark matter and dark energy. When I sit here and snap my fingers at Trump, energy goes in, right? I can put blessings into Trump and take them out, right? This is a world that scientists cannot even imagine. Right? Can I take out all the energy here in one second? Can I give blessings to all Earthlings in one second? Yes. You are confident, right? But I can give it and take it out in one second. But I sense your anxiety, constantly answering, “Is the God-man going to take it out and put it back in again?” You are worried, “What if he takes it out again?” But there is something I must do for you. You must be quiet. All messages sent by anti-fans, whether you saw them or not, whether you heard them or not, are now nullified, and everything is restored to its original state. All my stars, blessings, and angels are restored to their original state. You should not feel anxious about that. If you accidentally opened something and saw what anti-fans sent, even if you only saw a part of it, I have forgiven everything today. Now, do not look at them in the future. If you do see something by mistake, you can tell me. I have 100% forgiven everything you have seen incorrectly so far. Good, right? So, I can sit here and do anything, even make the moon brighter, as you have seen. But now is not the time to do it. Why? If it is too sudden, people will be blinded and unable to see. So, first I give blessings, then angels, then archangels, in stages, right? It is like that. Later, when I show you how far I can go, if you bring me something strange, I will not feel affection for you. I feel very human affection for you. But if I show you something truly strange, you might be scared. So, I do not do it. But blessings, archangels, and the middle path are not scary, right? You know that I am real, right? This is the extent of what I am doing now. What Jesus did was not a miracle. What I did as Jesus was not a miracle. What was added? The Father was added. The God I called upon as Jesus is now within me. So, I am the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. So, I have come to judge you, and I am undoubtedly God, but because I have taken on a human form, I am subject to you. If they tell me to go to prison, I must go to prison. If they curse me, “You son of a bitch,” I must hear it. But do I change? No, I do not change. So, no matter how much a grandchild slaps his grandfather, the grandfather never dislikes the grandchild. So, I just move on, doing what I came to Earth to do, and there is one thing left for me to do later. What is it? When many people come, when there are ten million, I will manifest my authority. Now is not the time to manifest authority. Then my clothes will be different, and my seat will not be like this. My authority will be completely different. And when foreign presidents or the UN Secretary-General come, should I be sitting here? Then meetings will become more difficult, and there must be authority. Do you understand? Now is like the stage when I first conversed with you, sitting on the grass by the Sea of Galilee. That is when I spoke of the Eight Blessings. It is the same stage as then. The initial, friendly stage. Later, authority will be established. And I will be established upon that authority. And I will be able to control the world. That time will come. Now is not the stage of authority.

19. The Persimmon Tree: A Metaphor for Hidden Authority
    A persimmon tree is now bare and unattractive in winter. But in autumn, when persimmons hang abundantly, it looks authoritative, does it not? Now it is a bare, withered tree. It is kicked by this one and stepped on by that one. It is a time when I am cursed and so on. But later, look at that persimmon tree. It will be more magnificent than the garden trees, with red persimmons hanging abundantly. How beautiful will that persimmon tree be then? Then the persimmon tree will hold the most weight in the garden. It will have authority. You would be afraid to pick one. “Can I pick such a beautiful persimmon?” Right? But when the persimmon tree is withered and its leaves have fallen, how shabby it looks. That is what a persimmon tree is called. Your attitude when looking at that persimmon tree makes it seem so miserable. But you should not misunderstand me like that. You should know. Others may see me as such a withered tree, but in reality, that persimmon tree will later be the most magnificent tree in the garden. What do the other evergreen trees and garden trees bear? The persimmon tree gives delicious persimmons. It provides dried persimmons throughout the winter.

According to the speaker, what is the “unified field” that Einstein sought, and how is it demonstrated in the context of the lecture?

(Unified field, The speaker claims that the “unified field” Einstein sought is demonstrated by the phenomenon of objects not decaying when the speaker’s name is written on them, such as milk lasting over a year. A common misconception is that the unified field is a purely theoretical concept without practical, observable effects, but here it’s presented with a tangible, albeit unconventional, example.)

True or False: The speaker states that people who attend church or temples are specially chosen for salvation.
(False, The speaker explicitly states that people attending churches or temples are not specially chosen for salvation, and that salvation is achieved by those who come to “Haneulgung” (Sky Palace). A common misconception is that religious affiliation automatically guarantees salvation, but the speaker refutes this, emphasizing a specific path to salvation.)

What does Ecclesiastes 3:11, as cited by the speaker, suggest about human desires?
① Humans are inherently driven by the desire for material wealth.
② Humans are designed to yearn for eternal things, not just material possessions.
③ Humans are primarily motivated by the pursuit of worldly pleasures.
④ Humans are meant to seek temporary satisfaction in earthly achievements.
(② Humans are designed to yearn for eternal things, not just material possessions., The speaker quotes Ecclesiastes 3:11, stating that God “has put eternity into man’s heart,” implying that humans are meant to long for eternal things rather than being solely driven by material desires. A common misconception is that human nature is inherently materialistic, but the speaker argues that this is a deviation from our true, eternal inclination.)

Fill in the blank: The speaker contrasts the Dead Sea with the Sea of Galilee, explaining that the Dead Sea becomes salty and “dead” because it receives water but has no ___.
(outlet, The speaker explains that the Dead Sea is “dead” because it receives water but has no outlet, causing salt to accumulate. This is contrasted with the Sea of Galilee, which remains fresh because it has an outlet. A common misconception might be that the Dead Sea is naturally salty due to its source, but the explanation focuses on the lack of outflow.)

Intermediate
According to the speaker, what are the three “great minds” (삼대 마음: 대분심, 대의심, 대발심) that people who yearn for the soul should possess? Briefly explain each.
(The three “great minds” are: 1. Great Indignation (대분심): A strong sense of righteous anger or opposition to injustice, like Sakyamuni’s anger at the mistreatment of a courtesan. 2. Great Doubt (대의심): A profound, investigative skepticism that drives one to question phenomena (e.g., why milk doesn’t spoil with the speaker’s name) and seek deeper truths, leading to scientific discovery or spiritual insight. 3. Great Aspiration (대발심): A realization and commitment to yearning for the eternal soul rather than being fixated on transient material possessions, as described in Ecclesiastes 3:11. A common misconception is that these are ordinary emotions or thoughts; the speaker emphasizes their “great” nature, implying a profound and transformative quality.)

True or False: The speaker claims that fantasy novels and other creative works are based on the reality of alien planets, as suggested by conspiracy theorists.
(False, The speaker explicitly refutes the conspiracy theory that fantasy works are based on alien realities. Instead, he categorizes all such works (novels, scriptures, etc.) as “small narratives” (소설), which are human creations driven by “five desires” (오욕) and “five aggregates” (오온), implying they are fabricated rather than factual. A common misconception is that creative inspiration must come from an external, perhaps extraterrestrial, source, but the speaker attributes it to human internal processes.)

The speaker uses the analogy of Abraham’s treatment of Ishmael and Hagar to illustrate a critical flaw. What is this flaw, and what negative consequences does the speaker attribute to it, both historically and in the present?
(The critical flaw is materialistic desire and discrimination based on lineage/status, specifically Abraham’s excessive love for Isaac (a “physical” son) over Ishmael (born from a concubine, Hagar), leading to their expulsion. The speaker attributes the historical suffering of the Jewish people (e.g., 6 million deaths under Hitler, current conflicts) and the ongoing Middle East 3rd World War to this act of discrimination and prioritizing the physical over the spiritual. A common misconception is that Abraham’s actions were solely divinely ordained without human error, but the speaker highlights the negative consequences of his “materialistic” and discriminatory choices.)

What is the speaker’s perspective on the appearance of aliens and inhabitants of “Baekgung” (Sky Palace)?
① They appear in various strange and non-human forms, as depicted in sci-fi.
② They are identical to humans in appearance, only more beautiful and eternal.
③ They are shapeshifters who can take on any form they desire.
④ They are invisible and communicate only through telepathy.
(② They are identical to humans in appearance, only more beautiful and eternal., The speaker states that aliens and inhabitants of Baekgung look identical to humans, emphasizing that they are “well-built” (잘생겼다) and possess eternal life, unlike the finite existence on Earth. He warns against mistaking space suits or disguised forms for their true appearance. A common misconception is that extraterrestrial beings must look vastly different from humans, but the speaker presents them as essentially human-like, albeit perfected.)

Advanced
The speaker discusses the concept of “quantum mechanics” (양자 역학) in relation to “one speck of dust containing the universe” (일미진중함시방). How does he connect these ideas, and what future technological advancements does he foresee as a result?
(The speaker connects “one speck of dust containing the universe” (일미진중함시방) to quantum mechanics by explaining that matter, when broken down into its smallest components (subatomic particles like quarks, Higgs bosons), eventually transforms into light. He foresees future technological advancements where this principle allows for the instantaneous teleportation of physical objects (like a mother appearing as a 3D body from a phone or a handbag being sent in a second) by converting them into light and back. A common misconception is that quantum mechanics is purely theoretical; the speaker extrapolates it to practical, albeit futuristic, applications.)

Explain the “miracle of empathy” (공감의 기적) using the speaker’s examples. How does empathy lead to extraordinary outcomes, and what lesson does he draw about judging others?
(The “miracle of empathy” occurs when genuine understanding and connection lead to extraordinary outcomes. The speaker uses two main examples: 1) The feeding of the 5,000: A child’s empathetic act of offering his small meal (five loaves, two fish) to Jesus, who was hungry, led to a miracle that fed thousands. 2) Andrew Carnegie: His empathetic dedication as a security guard, going beyond his duties to clean the office, resonated with the company president, who later bequeathed him company shares, making him wealthy. The speaker concludes that empathy can transform relationships (even with a robber, as in another anecdote) and that judging people as “good” or “bad” is problematic because empathy reveals their underlying humanity and circumstances. A common misconception is that miracles are purely divine interventions; the speaker highlights empathy as a catalyst for such events.)

The speaker describes different scales of matter, from macro to subatomic, using terms like “nanometer,” “micrometer,” “angstrom,” and “picometer.” What is the significance of matter reaching these smaller scales in terms of its interaction with forces like electromagnetism and its implications for the human body?
(As matter reaches smaller scales (nanometer, angstrom, picometer), it becomes increasingly susceptible to electromagnetic forces because it acquires an electrical charge (전하를 띠게 돼). For example, a heavy rock is unaffected by electromagnetism, but if pulverized into nano-sized particles, it would be attracted by it. This has implications for the human body, as ultra-fine dust (초미세먼지), which is nano-sized, can penetrate the skin and circulate throughout the body via the bloodstream, affecting organs and causing health issues. A common misconception is that all matter interacts with forces in the same way; the speaker emphasizes that the scale of matter fundamentally changes its properties and interactions.)

Short Answer: The speaker mentions that he is currently in a “friendly, early stage” (친화적인 단계) of his mission, comparable to Jesus’s time by the Sea of Galilee. What does he say will happen in a later stage, and how will his appearance and interactions change?
(In a later stage, the speaker states he will manifest authority (권위를 나타내게 돼). His clothing and seating will change, becoming more formal and authoritative. He will also become more selective in his interactions, especially with foreign presidents and UN Secretary-Generals, reflecting a shift from a “friendly, early stage” to one where he “controls the world.” A common misconception is that his current humble demeanor is his permanent state; he clarifies it’s a temporary phase before a display of greater power and influence.)

This excerpt is from a Sunday lecture by Heo Kyung-young at Haneulgung on February 11, 2024 . Heo Kyung-young, who claims to be a divine being, shares his unique worldview and spiritual teachings . The lecture covers topics ranging from spiritual enlightenment and the nature of reality to practical advice on human relationships and the future of humanity . He emphasizes the importance of seeking the eternal soul over transient material possessions and introduces concepts like “Great Resolve (대분심),” “Great Doubt (대의심),” and “Great Aspiration (대발심)” as essential for spiritual growth . He also touches upon quantum mechanics and the future of technology , connecting them to his spiritual teachings.

The Essence of Human Existence and Spiritual Growth

Prioritizing the Eternal Soul over Material Possessions
Heo Kyung-young stresses that humans are designed to yearn for the eternal soul, not fleeting material wealth. This perspective challenges conventional societal values and offers a profound re-evaluation of what truly matters in life. It’s a powerful reminder to look beyond the immediate and consider our deeper, spiritual purpose.

여러분들은 물질을 사모하는 게 아니야 물질이 당장 필요하니까 거기에 끌려다니는 거지 물질은 사모 대상이 아닙니다
You don’t long for material things; you’re just drawn to them because you need them immediately. Material things are not objects of longing.

이 세상은 모든 게 수명이 딱 있어요 그런데 그것보다는 영혼을 여러분 사모해
Everything in this world has a definite lifespan, but you should long for the soul more than that.

그러니까 이거는 도저히 물질을 사모하게 안 해놨는데 여러분이 물질을 사모하는 쪽으로 가고 있는 거야 그게 말세야
So, this (world) was never designed for you to long for material things, but you are heading towards longing for them. That is the end of times.

The Three Great Minds: Resolve, Doubt, and Aspiration
Heo Kyung-young introduces three crucial mental states for spiritual development: Great Resolve (대분심), Great Doubt (대의심), and Great Aspiration (대발심). These aren’t just abstract concepts; they are practical tools for self-reflection and growth, encouraging individuals to question injustice, seek truth, and awaken to their spiritual path. This framework provides a clear roadmap for personal transformation.

그러면 인간은 대분심을 가져야 돼
Then humans must have Great Resolve.

무슨 말인지 알겠죠? 대의심을 해야 되는데 이 의심은 뭐예요? 대의심 과연 천국이 있느냐? 백국 맹패는 이게 뭐며? 대천사는 이게 뭐며? 이게 천사를 준다
You understand what I mean, right? You must have Great Doubt. What is this doubt? Great Doubt. Does heaven truly exist? What are these Baekgung Myeongpae (Heavenly Palace Nameplates)? What are these Archangels? This (person) gives angels.

대발심 조금 전에 말한 대로 전도서 3장 11절 말처럼 여러분들은 영혼을 사모하게 해놨지, 일지를 사모하게 해놓지 않아서 그래
Great Aspiration. As I said earlier, like in Ecclesiastes 3:11, you were made to long for the soul, not for daily life.

Understanding Reality and the Divine

The Illusion of Human Creativity and the Reality of Extraterrestrial Influence
Heo Kyung-young presents a contrarian view on human creativity, particularly regarding fantasy literature. He suggests that what humans perceive as original creations are often telepathic inspirations from extraterrestrial beings, whose realities are far more expansive than our own. This idea challenges the very notion of human originality and opens up a fascinating perspective on the source of our imagination.

판타지 창작물에는 마법사, 좀비, 거인, 소인족 등 현실적으로 존재할 수 없는 것들이 즐비해 있다 이를 두고 사람들은 작가들의 창의성을 칭찬한다 그러나 하늘 아래 새로운 건 없다 그 작가들이 세상에 없는 뭔가를 창조해낸 것이 아니다 진실은 바로 외계인이다 판타지 창작물에 기반을 세운 유명한 작가들은 사실 하늘이 점찍은 인물들이고, 외계인으로부터 텔레파시를 통해 뇌에 영감을 주입받은 것이다 그리고 그 영감을 준 외계인들에게 그 판타지는 그들의 지구에선 현실인 것들이다
Fantasy creations are filled with things that cannot exist in reality, such as wizards, zombies, giants, and dwarves. People praise the creativity of the authors for this. However, there is nothing new under the sun. Those authors did not create something out of nothing. The truth is extraterrestrials. Famous authors who laid the foundation for fantasy creations are actually individuals chosen by heaven, who received inspiration telepathically injected into their brains by extraterrestrials. And for those extraterrestrials who gave the inspiration, those fantasies are realities on their planets.

그것은 뭐에서 시작하냐면 소설에서 시작해 글을 쓰죠 판타지 쓴 것도 소설이야 왜 이 소자를 쓸까? 여러분은 지금 대설을 배우고 있는 거예요 대설 신인하고 만나서 하는 대화는 대설이야
It starts with novels. You write. What you wrote as fantasy is also a novel. Why use this character ‘so’ (小, meaning small)? You are now learning ‘daeseol’ (大說, meaning great discourse). The conversation you have with a divine being is ‘daeseol’.

The Power of Empathy and Connection
Heo Kyung-young highlights the transformative power of empathy, illustrating it with the biblical story of the loaves and fishes and a modern anecdote about a security guard. He argues that empathy can lead to miracles and profound connections, even with those we might initially perceive as adversaries. This emphasis on understanding and compassion offers a path to resolving conflicts and fostering a more harmonious society.

이 떡 다섯 개와 이걸 준 사람 누구 도시락이야 이게? 어린애 도시락이야 어린애가 예수님 배고프시죠? 이러면서 준 거야 그게 5천 명을 먹이고도 12 광주리가 남았다고 그러죠 이거는 먹인 사람이 5천 명이 아니야 남자만 5천 명이야
Whose lunchbox was this, these five loaves and this (fish) that someone gave? It was a child’s lunchbox. The child gave it, saying, “Jesus, are you hungry?” That fed 5,000 people, and 12 baskets were left over. This doesn’t mean 5,000 people were fed; it means 5,000 men.

이게 기적이 일어나네요 그래서 여러분들은 할아버지가 손자한테 되게 충격을 받을 수가 있어요 그러면 나중에 그 손자한테 상속을 다 해줘 버려요 아들놈한테 안 주고
A miracle happens. So, you can be very touched by a grandchild. Then, later, you might leave all your inheritance to that grandchild, not to your son.

뭐예요? 공감이야 자기 아들은 도둑놈이지 맨날 돈이나 사고나 치고 다니고 그러니까 아들한테도 좀 줬지만 제일 많이 준 사람이 카네기예요
What is it? Empathy. His own son was a thief, always causing trouble and spending money. So, while he gave some to his son, the person he gave the most to was Carnegie.

The Nature of the Divine and the Future

The Divine’s Presence and Authority
Heo Kyung-young asserts his divine status, claiming to embody the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. He explains that his current humble demeanor is a temporary phase, and he will eventually reveal his full authority to guide humanity. This perspective offers a glimpse into his self-proclaimed role in shaping the future of the world.

내가 예수 때 그렇게 부르지던 그 하나님이 나한테 들어와 있잖아 그럼 나는 성부, 성자, 성령이죠
The God I called upon during my time as Jesus is now within me. So, I am the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.

그게 뭐냐? 사람이 워낙 나중에 많이 오고 천만 명이 되어갈 때는 내가 권위를 나타내게 돼
What is it? When many people come later, and it reaches ten million, I will manifest my authority.

나중에는 내가 어디까지 보여주는가, 여러분들이 보면 여러분이 혹시 벗금을 물고 와서 그러면 내가 또 정이 안 들어 내가 여러분을 보면 굉장히 인간적으로 정이 들잖아 그런데 내가 진짜 이상한 걸 보여주면 여러분들이 무서워할 수도 있어
Later, if you see how much I reveal, and you come with a bribe, then I won’t feel affection for you. I feel very human affection for you, but if I show you something truly strange, you might be scared.

This excerpt is from a lecture by Heo Kyung-young at Sky Palace, delivered on Lunar New Year’s Day, February 11, 2024. Heo Kyung-young, who claims to be a divine being, discusses his unique spiritual philosophy, contrasting it with conventional religious and scientific thought. The lecture covers topics such as the importance of spiritual aspiration over material desire, the nature of miracles and empathy, and his vision for humanity’s future, all while interweaving personal anecdotes and interpretations of biblical stories.

Heo Kyung-young’s Core Philosophy

The Primacy of the Soul over Materialism
Heo Kyung-young emphasizes that humans are inherently designed to aspire to the eternal soul, not fleeting material possessions. He argues that the pursuit of wealth and worldly desires leads to suffering and spiritual emptiness, contrasting this with the true fulfillment found in spiritual connection. This perspective challenges the materialistic tendencies of modern society, urging a shift in focus towards the eternal.

여러분들이 좋아하는 것과 신인이 좋아하는 것은 달라. 여러분들은 스스로 노력해 가지고 복을 지어서 신인을 만나게 되는 거야.
What you like and what a divine being likes are different. You have to make an effort and accumulate blessings to meet a divine being.

물질은 사모 대상이 아닙니다.
Material possessions are not objects of desire.

항상 영혼을 사모하는 게 아니라 물질을 사모하는 거예요.
(People) always desire material things, not the soul.

이 세상은 모든 게 수명이 딱 있어요. 그런데 그것보다는 영혼을 여러분 사모해.
Everything in this world has a lifespan. But more than that, you should desire the soul.

그게 말세야.
That is the end of days.

The Three Great Minds: Daebunsim, Daeuisim, Daebalsim
Heo Kyung-young introduces three essential “great minds” for spiritual growth: Daebunsim (Great Indignation), Daeuisim (Great Doubt), and Daebalsim (Great Aspiration). These aren’t ordinary emotions but profound states of mind that drive one towards truth and spiritual awakening. Daebunsim is a righteous anger against injustice, Daeuisim is a deep, scientific curiosity that questions the inexplicable, and Daebalsim is a realization of one’s past mistakes and a strong resolve to pursue spiritual goals. These concepts are crucial for understanding his path to enlightenment and his critique of conventional thinking.

그러니까 대분심은 불의한 걸 보면 여러분이 마음이 크게 발동해야 돼.
So, with Daebunsim (Great Indignation), when you see injustice, your heart must be greatly moved.

이 대의심은 그냥 일반 의심이 아니야. 크게 의심해 보는 거야.
This Daeuisim (Great Doubt) is not just ordinary doubt. It’s about doubting greatly.

대발심. 내가 지금까지 썩은 마음을 먹고 있었구나. 이래야 되겠다, 이제.
Daebalsim (Great Aspiration). “I’ve had a rotten heart until now. I need to change now.”

대분심이나 대의심이나 대발심이 3대 마음이야. 영혼을 사모하는 사람들이 가지고 있어야 되는 마음이야.
Daebunsim, Daeuisim, and Daebalsim are the three great minds. They are the minds that people who desire the soul must possess.

The Power of Empathy and Miracles
Heo Kyung-young highlights empathy (공감) as a powerful force that can lead to miracles and profound human connections. He cites the biblical story of the feeding of the five thousand and the anecdote of Andrew Carnegie’s rise to wealth as examples of how empathy can transform situations and create extraordinary outcomes. This suggests that genuine connection and understanding are more potent than material wealth or power.

이게 공감이야. 알겠죠? 공감의 기적이야.
This is empathy (공감). You see? It’s the miracle of empathy.

공감이 있을 때는 기적이 일어나.
When there is empathy, miracles happen.

공감을 가진다는 것은 이 사회에서 인간관계를, 아까 말한 대로 대발심, 대분심, 대의심, 인간관계를 그렇게 영혼의 세계에다 줄을 달아야 돼.
Having empathy means that in this society, you must connect human relationships—as I mentioned, Daebalsim, Daebunsim, Daeuisim—to the world of the soul.

자세히 보니까 도둑도 사람이 공감해 버리면 도둑이 아니야. 굉장히 착해.
If you look closely, even a thief isn’t a thief if you empathize with them. They’re very kind.

Critique of Conventional Knowledge and the Nature of Reality
Heo Kyung-young dismisses much of human knowledge, including fantasy novels, religious texts, and even scientific papers, as “small narratives” (소설) that are fabricated and lack ultimate truth. He contrasts these with his “great narrative” (대설), which he claims is direct communication from a divine being. He also delves into quantum mechanics and the nature of matter, asserting that at its smallest units, matter transforms into light, hinting at a reality beyond human comprehension. This challenges the listener to question established truths and consider a higher, spiritual dimension.

판타지나 팔만대장경이나 무슨 성경이나 모든 건 소설에 들어가요. 신이 직접 대화하는 건 대설이야.
Fantasy, the Tripitaka Koreana, the Bible—everything falls under “small narratives” (소설). Direct conversation with a divine being is a “great narrative” (대설).

소설은 전부 인간이 오욕에 의해서, 이 오욕에 의해서 인간이 만들어내는 창작물이야.
All “small narratives” (소설) are creations made by humans due to their five desires.

그래서 소설은 소짜가 왜 붙느냐? 그것은 조작된 거다 이 소리예요. 조작. 사실이 아니다는 거야.
So why is the character “so” (小, small) attached to “small narrative” (소설)? It means it’s fabricated. It means it’s not true.

물질이 최소 단위로 내려가면 빛이 되어버려.
When matter descends to its smallest unit, it becomes light.

His Role as a Divine Being
Heo Kyung-young presents himself as a divine being, the “Father” (성부), who has returned to Earth to guide humanity. He claims to possess cosmic powers, such as the ability to manipulate energy and grant blessings, and to have experienced human suffering to better understand and empathize with people. He also foresees a future where his authority will be fully recognized, and he will govern the world. This self-portrayal is central to his teachings, positioning him as the ultimate source of truth and salvation.

나는 예수 몸을 가져왔지만 성부가 내가 붙어있잖아. 성자, 성부, 성령이 와있잖아.
I came in the body of Jesus, but the Father (성부) is attached to me. The Son, the Father, and the Holy Spirit are here.

나는 이 세상 그에 끄달리는 게 없어.
I am not swayed by anything in this world.

나는 이렇게 해야 돼. 이 사람들 속에서 내가 이 길을 걸어가야 배고픈 것도 알고 남 힘든 것도 알고 다 할 거 아니야.
I have to do this. By walking this path among these people, I will know hunger, I will know others’ hardships, and everything else.

나는 여기 앉아서 우주 전체를 달을 더 밝게 하는 것도 봤죠? 내 마음대로 뭐든 할 수가 있어요.
I’ve seen myself sitting here, making the entire universe, even the moon, brighter, right? I can do anything I want.

나중에는 내가 권위를 나타내게 돼.
Later, I will manifest my authority.

This excerpt is from a lecture by Heo Kyung-young at Sky Palace, delivered on February 11, 2024. Heo Kyung-young, a controversial figure in South Korea, claims to be a divine entity and the “reincarnation of Jesus.” In this lecture, he discusses his unique spiritual philosophy, which blends elements of Christianity, Buddhism, and his own cosmic worldview. He emphasizes the importance of “eternal soul” over material possessions and introduces concepts like “Great Compassion (대분심),” “Great Doubt (대의심),” and “Great Aspiration (대발심)” as paths to spiritual enlightenment and connection with the divine. He also touches upon his interpretations of biblical stories, the nature of reality, and the future of humanity, often using analogies and personal anecdotes to convey his message.

Heo Kyung-young’s Core Philosophy

The Primacy of the Soul over Materialism
Heo Kyung-young consistently emphasizes that humans are designed to yearn for the eternal soul, not for fleeting material possessions. This perspective is a direct challenge to modern consumerism and offers a profound re-evaluation of what truly brings fulfillment. He argues that an obsession with wealth leads to spiritual emptiness and societal conflict.

여러분들이 좋아하는 것과 신인이 좋아하는 것은 달라. 여러분들은 스스로 노력해 가지고 복을 지어서 신인을 만나게 되는 거야.
What you like and what the divine being likes are different. You have to make an effort and accumulate blessings to meet the divine being.

물질은 사모 대상이 아닙니다.
Material possessions are not objects of yearning.

항상 영혼을 사모하는 게 아니라 물질을 사모하는 거예요.
People are always yearning for material things, not for the eternal soul.

이 세상은 모든 게 수명이 딱 있어요. 그런데 그것보다는 영혼을 여러분 사모해.
Everything in this world has a definite lifespan. But more than that, you should yearn for the eternal soul.

그게 말세야.
That is the end of days.

육을 사모하는 자는 영혼을 사모하는데 문제가 생기는 거예요.
Those who yearn for the flesh will have problems yearning for the soul.

물질에 집착을 안 하고 영혼에 집착하면 발심이 되는 거야.
If you don’t cling to material things and cling to the soul, aspiration arises.

The Three Great Minds: Compassion, Doubt, and Aspiration
Heo Kyung-young introduces “Great Compassion (대분심),” “Great Doubt (대의심),” and “Great Aspiration (대발심)” as essential qualities for spiritual growth. These aren’t just ordinary emotions; they are elevated states of mind that drive individuals towards deeper understanding and connection with the divine. His explanation of “Great Doubt” as a scientific inquiry into the inexplicable, like the non-decay of milk with his name on it, is particularly striking.

그러니까 인간은 대분심을 가져야 돼.
So, humans must have Great Compassion.

이 대의심은 그냥 일반 의심이 아니야. 크게 의심해 보는 거야.
This Great Doubt is not just ordinary doubt. It’s about doubting greatly.

이게 어째서 이렇게 되냐. 그다음에 3대 3가지입니다. 무슨 말인지 알죠? 대발심, 대발심.
How does this happen? Next are the three great things. You know what I mean? Great Aspiration, Great Aspiration.

대분심이나 대의심이나 대발심이 3대 마음이야. 영혼을 사모하는 사람들이 가지고 있어야 되는 마음이야.
Great Compassion, Great Doubt, and Great Aspiration are the three great minds. These are the minds that people who yearn for the soul must possess.

대의심은 이게 도대체 페니실린이 왜 나와? 그래 안 그래? 분해하고 분석하다가 나온 거야.
Great Doubt asks, “How on earth did penicillin come about?” Isn’t that right? It came from decomposition and analysis.

그러니까 대의심을 하는 자는 과학자가 될 수도 있고 세계적인 발명품을 만들 수도 있어.
So, one who practices Great Doubt can become a scientist or create world-changing inventions.

Reinterpreting Biblical Narratives and the Concept of “Soseol (Fiction)”
Heo Kyung-young offers a unique, often contrarian, interpretation of biblical stories, particularly the tale of Abraham and his sons. He criticizes Abraham’s favoritism towards Isaac over Ishmael, viewing it as a root cause of ongoing conflict and a failure to embrace spiritual equality. He also categorizes all religious texts, including the Bible and Buddhist scriptures, as “Soseol (소설),” meaning “fiction,” contrasting them with his “Daeseol (대설),” or “Great Truth,” which he claims is direct divine communication. This bold reclassification challenges traditional religious authority and positions his teachings as the ultimate truth.

그냥 단지 자기 자식 하나를 너무 사모했다 이 말이야. 영적인 걸 사모해야지, 왜 육적인 걸 사모하냐 이 말이야.
He simply yearned too much for just one child. Why yearn for the physical when you should yearn for the spiritual?

유대교가 세계 빛을 보는 것은 인간 계급을 넣어서 너무 차별을 맞아.
Judaism faces global scrutiny because it introduces human class distinctions and practices too much discrimination.

판타지나 팔만대장경이나 무슨 성경이나 모든 건 소설에 들어가요. 신이 직접 대화하는 건 대설이야.
Fantasy, the Tripitaka Koreana, the Bible—everything falls under “Soseol” (fiction). Direct conversation with the divine is “Daeseol” (great truth).

소설은 전부 인간이 오욕에 의해서, 이 오욕에 의해서 인간이 만들어내는 창작물이야.
All “Soseol” (fiction) are creations made by humans due to their five desires.

소설은 소짜가 왜 붙느냐? 그것은 조작된 거다 이 소리예요.
Why is the character “so” (小, small/minor) attached to “Soseol” (fiction)? It means it’s fabricated.

대설은 실제 일이고 소설은 가짜야. 거기는 진실이 없어요, 알았죠?
“Daeseol” (great truth) is real, and “Soseol” (fiction) is fake. There is no truth in it, understood?

The Power of Empathy and Connection
Heo Kyung-young highlights the transformative power of empathy, illustrating it with the biblical story of the loaves and fishes and a modern anecdote about Andrew Carnegie. He suggests that genuine empathy can lead to miracles and profound connections, even with those considered adversaries. This emphasis on understanding and compassion as a means to overcome conflict is a powerful message for personal and societal harmony.

이게 공감이야. 알겠죠? 공감의 기적이야.
This is empathy. Understood? It’s the miracle of empathy.

공감이 있을 때는 기적이 일어나.
When there is empathy, miracles happen.

공감을 가진다는 것은 이 사회에서 인간관계를, 아까 말한 대로 대발심, 대분심, 대의심, 인간관계를 그렇게 영혼의 세계에다 줄을 달아야 돼.
Having empathy means connecting human relationships—as I mentioned, Great Aspiration, Great Compassion, Great Doubt—to the world of the soul.

자세히 보니까 도둑도 사람이 공감해 버리면 도둑이 아니야. 굉장히 착해.
Upon closer inspection, if you empathize with a thief, they are no longer a thief. They are very kind.

우리는 가능하면 남과 공감을 하도록 해야 돼.
We should try to empathize with others as much as possible.

The Nature of Reality and the Quantum Realm
Heo Kyung-young delves into the nature of reality, touching upon quantum mechanics and the concept of “one dust particle containing the universe.” He explains how matter, when broken down to its smallest components, transforms into light and energy, hinting at a future where physical travel might be replaced by instantaneous teleportation via light. This futuristic vision, combined with his spiritual teachings, suggests a universe far more interconnected and malleable than commonly perceived.

하나의 티끌 속에 우주가 있다고 그러죠?
They say there is a universe in a single dust particle, right?

물질이 최소 단위로 내려가면 빛이 되어버려.
When matter goes down to its smallest unit, it becomes light.

나는 억조경 해자양 구간정제 강화라 불무 무량 숫자까지를 밥 먹듯이 하잖아.
I effortlessly handle numbers like eok-jo-gyeong, hae-ja-yang, gu-gan-jeong-je, gang-ha-ra, bul-mu, and infinite numbers.

His Role as a Divine Judge
Heo Kyung-young explicitly states his role as a divine judge, here to assess humanity and guide them towards the “Baekgung Cheonguk” (White Palace Heaven). He claims to possess the power to grant and withdraw blessings and angels, and to forgive past transgressions. He also describes his current “friendly” phase, which will eventually transition into a more authoritative one as his influence grows globally. This self-proclaimed divine authority is a central tenet of his identity and mission.

나는 예수 몸을 가져왔지만 성부가 내가 붙어있잖아. 성자, 성부, 성령이 와있잖아.
I came in the body of Jesus, but the Father is attached to me. The Son, the Father, and the Holy Spirit are here.

나는 여러분을 심판하러 왔고 그 자가 신이 틀림없는데, 인간의 모습을 쓰니까 여러분한테 끌려다니는 거야.
I came to judge you, and that person is undoubtedly divine, but because I take on a human form, I am dragged around by you.

나중에는 내가 해야 될 일이 한 가지가 남아있어요. 그게 뭐냐? 사람이 워낙 나중에 많이 오고 천만 명이 되어갈 때는 내가 권위를 나타내게 돼.
Later, there is one thing left for me to do. What is it? When many people come later, reaching ten million, I will manifest my authority.

지금은 권위의 단계가 아니라는 거야.
Now is not the stage of authority.

What is the most important thing for humans to pursue? Humans are designed to yearn for the eternal soul, not material possessions, as the latter only leads to suffering and conflict.

1. The Importance of Yearning for the Eternal Soul
   Humans are designed to yearn for the eternal soul, not material possessions, as the latter only leads to suffering and conflict.

1.1. The Misguided Pursuit of Material Possessions

1. People often believe they are chosen for salvation because they attend church or temple, but this is not true .
2. Salvation is achieved by those who come to Haneulgung .
3. People must strive to earn blessings to meet the divine being .
4. Ecclesiastes 3:11 states that God made everything beautiful in its time and put a yearning for eternity in the human heart .
5. Humans are not meant to yearn for material things, even though they may be drawn to them out of immediate need .
6. Abraham‘s excessive yearning for his son, Isaac, led to conflict and is seen as a precursor to World War III .
7. Abraham sent away his first son, Ishmael, and Ishmael’s mother, Hagar, into the wilderness because of his devotion to Isaac .
8. This act of prioritizing the physical over the spiritual caused immense suffering and division .

1.2. The Symbolism of the Dead Sea and the Galilee Sea

1. The Dead Sea symbolizes a life focused on material possessions, as it receives water but has no outlet, becoming salty and lifeless .
2. If you love material things, you become like the Dead Sea, unable to give back .
3. In contrast, the Galilee Sea receives and gives water, remaining fresh and clear .
4. This represents a balanced approach where one gives as much as one receives, preventing stagnation and bitterness .
5. The Dead Sea’s inability to release water over thousands of years has made it a symbol of greed and attachment to material things, much like Abraham’s actions .

1.3. The Dangers of Discrimination and Materialism

1. Discriminating against others, whether based on their status as concubines, servants, or ethnicity, is wrong .
2. Judaism’s history of discrimination, believing themselves to be a chosen people and others as inferior, has led to immense suffering, such as the Holocaust .
3. Despite historical tragedies, they continue to prioritize material wealth over spiritual values .
4. The pursuit of global wealth will not solve humanity’s problems; instead, it will lead to divine judgment .

1.4. The Three Essential Minds for Spiritual Growth

1. Humans must cultivate three types of minds to yearn for the eternal soul: Great Indignation (대분심), Great Doubt (대의심), and Great Aspiration (대발심) .
2. Great Indignation means feeling a strong sense of injustice when witnessing wrongdoing .
3. Abraham’s willingness to sacrifice Isaac was a test to show him the pain of losing a child, mirroring his expulsion of Ishmael and Hagar .
4. This act was meant to teach him that valuing physical lineage over spiritual connection leads to suffering .
5. Great Doubt involves questioning everything, even seemingly miraculous events, to seek deeper understanding .
6. For example, questioning why milk with the speaker’s name on it doesn’t spoil or how angels are bestowed upon people .
7. This profound questioning can lead to scientific investigation and ultimately reveal divine truths .
8. Great Aspiration is the realization that one has been pursuing corrupt desires and deciding to change course towards spiritual goals .
9. It means understanding that humans are designed to yearn for the eternal, not for material possessions .
10. This shift in focus leads to a desire for the Baekgung Heaven and detachment from worldly concerns .

1.5. Detachment from Worldly Concerns and the Path to Baekgung Heaven

1. Detachment from worldly concerns, such as anti-fans or personal hardships, leads to inner peace .
2. Just as an elder is not bothered by a grandchild’s playful insults, the speaker is not affected by criticism because he is not attached to this world .
3. Experiencing poverty and shame in youth allowed the speaker to understand human suffering, which is essential for his mission .

1.6. The Story of Siddhartha and Devadatta

1. Siddhartha (Buddha) grew up in a palace, shielded from suffering, but eventually developed a strong sense of justice .
2. His cousin, Devadatta, constantly tried to assassinate him, even after Siddhartha became a monk .
3. Siddhartha’s father, the king, was initially pleased to see his son fight, believing it showed a warrior’s spirit .
4. Siddhartha’s Great Indignation was sparked when Devadatta abused a sick courtesan, treating her as property .
5. Siddhartha confronted Devadatta, asserting that even a courtesan is a human being and deserves respect .
6. This incident highlights Siddhartha’s developing sense of justice and compassion, even in a privileged environment .

1.7. The Consequences of Materialism and the Promise of the Eternal

1. The conflict between Abraham’s descendants, stemming from the expulsion of Ishmael, is escalating into a potential World War III .

2. This conflict is blocking global trade and has been observed by the speaker for millennia .

3. Humans were created to yearn for the eternal soul, but they have become obsessed with material possessions .

4. Material wealth, like a bank account, cannot be taken after death, as nothing in this world is eternal .

5. Finding peace comes from accepting that material possessions are temporary and focusing on the journey to Baekgung Heaven .

6. The Nature of Reality and the Future of Technology
   The universe is contained within a single speck of dust, and future technology will allow for instantaneous travel and materialization, emphasizing the need to focus on the eternal soul rather than material things.

2.1. The Universe in a Speck of Dust

1. The concept of “one speck of dust containing the universe” (일미진중함시방) means that even the smallest particle holds the entire cosmos .
2. This relates to quantum mechanics, which studies subatomic particles like quarks and Higgs bosons .
3. These particles can transform into light, allowing for the conversion of matter into energy .

2.2. The Future of Quantum Technology

1. Future technology, based on quantum mechanics, will enable instantaneous travel and materialization .

2. People will be able to appear as light on a phone screen and eventually materialize physically .

3. This means a person could travel from the US to Korea in a minute, or send objects instantly .

4. Such advancements will revolutionize human life, but the speaker warns against focusing too much on material aspects .

5. The speaker created these universal principles and encourages people to yearn for the eternal soul .

6. The Nature of Fantasy, Aliens, and the Three Great Minds
   Fantasy literature is a human creation driven by desires and imagination, not alien inspiration, and the Three Great Minds are crucial for connecting with the eternal soul and the Baekgung Heaven.

3.1. The Origin of Fantasy and the Nature of Aliens

1. Conspiracy theorists often claim that fantasy authors receive inspiration from aliens via telepathy, believing that these alien worlds are the reality depicted in fantasy .
2. They argue that human creativity has limits, and therefore, new concepts must come from external sources .
3. The speaker clarifies that fantasy, like all literature, is a “small story” (소설) created by human desires and imagination, not alien influence .
4. Aliens look identical to humans; any strange appearances are due to space suits or disguises .
5. The key difference between humans and beings in Baekgung Heaven is that the latter are eternal and do not age or die .
6. Human creations, including fantasy, stem from the Five Aggregates (오온): form, sensation, perception, mental formations, and consciousness .
7. These are the building blocks of human experience and imagination, leading to “small stories” that are fabricated and not factual .
8. In contrast, “great stories” (대설) are direct conversations with the divine and represent truth .

3.2. The Three Great Minds and Connection to Baekgung Heaven

1. The Three Great Minds (Great Indignation, Great Doubt, Great Aspiration) are essential for those interested in the world beyond Earth .

2. These minds seek answers that cannot be found within the confines of Earth .

3. For example, questioning why milk with the speaker’s name doesn’t spoil or why car engines change sound when his name is applied leads to the realization of Baekgung Heaven .

4. The “flower” of such doubt is Baekgung Heaven .

5. The Three Great Minds ultimately connect individuals to the eternal soul and the Baekgung Heaven, revealing a larger cosmic puzzle .

6. The Power of Empathy and the Nature of Spiritual Beings
   Empathy is a powerful force that can create miracles and transform relationships, while understanding the true nature of ghosts and the effects of divine energy is crucial for spiritual well-being.

4.1. The Miracle of Empathy

1. Empathy is a powerful force that can lead to miracles, as demonstrated by the story of the five loaves and two fish .
2. A child’s empathetic act of offering his lunch to Jesus, who was hungry, resulted in feeding 5,000 men (plus women and children) with 12 baskets of leftovers .
3. This miracle was a result of the empathy between the child and Jesus, who, as the Father, imbued the act with divine energy .
4. Andrew Carnegie’s rise from a security guard to a steel magnate was also due to empathy .
5. His diligent work and dedication, going beyond his duties, impressed the company president, who, feeling empathy, bequeathed him company shares .
6. This shows that empathy can transform relationships and lead to unexpected opportunities .
7. The Three Great Minds (Great Aspiration, Great Indignation, Great Doubt) are crucial for connecting human relationships to the spiritual realm .
8. Great Doubt can lead to scientific discoveries, like penicillin, and ultimately to the realization of a divine presence, as seen with Einstein .
9. Einstein, initially a believer in evolution, later turned to Buddhism, recognizing the limitations of human science and the existence of a greater, eternal world .
10. Humans naturally yearn for their true home beyond Earth, feeling a sense of longing when looking at the sky or the Milky Way .
11. This yearning is a sign that their true origin is not on Earth, and they are destined for a greater place .
12. Empathy can even transform a robber into a compassionate individual .
13. A robber, upon finding empathy with his victim over shared pain, confessed his struggles and left without harming anyone, even receiving some money .
14. This demonstrates that judging people as inherently good or bad is flawed; empathy can reveal their underlying humanity .
15. Practicing empathy means wishing well for others, even when experiencing personal loss .
16. For example, if you lose money, empathize with the person who might find it, imagining their joy if they are in need .

4.2. The Nature of Ghosts and the Power of Divine Energy

1. Ghosts possess both a spirit (영) and a soul (혼), not just a soul .

2. The spirit allows them to regret their past actions and understand why they became ghosts .

3. Ghosts can attach themselves to living individuals, causing problems in their relationships, as seen with a divorced man whose deceased wife’s ancestors were interfering with his new relationships .

4. Ghosts often emit a distinct smell that can cause nausea in sensitive individuals .

5. The speaker can remove these ghosts, eliminating the smell and their negative influence .

6. Blessed milk (불로유) is an “dark matter“ that blocks harmful radiation and electromagnetic waves .

7. It can protect against radiation exposure during flights and has shown positive effects on cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy .

8. This “dark matter” is impervious to any human-made wavelengths .

9. Gifts, even those received without direct payment, are considered to have been “neutralized” by the divine energy, meaning they are free from negative influences .

10. It’s important not to be overly possessive or fearful about money; finding small amounts of money can be seen as a good deed if used well, rather than turning it in to the police .

11. The Universe’s Fundamental Forces and the Scale of Wealth
    The universe’s fundamental forces operate differently at various scales, and human understanding of wealth and cosmic scale is limited compared to the divine.

5.1. The Interplay of Gravity and Electromagnetism

1. The speaker addresses a question about the boundary between gravity and electromagnetism in nature’s four fundamental forces .
2. While gravity primarily affects large objects like falling rocks, electromagnetism becomes dominant at the microscopic level .
3. If a rock is broken down into nanoparticles or microparticles, it becomes light enough to be influenced by electromagnetic forces, like hair being attracted to a rubbed plastic ruler .
4. At this scale, there is no clear boundary between the two forces; they interact .

5.2. The Scale of Particles and Wealth

1. All matter, when reduced to its smallest units, carries an electric charge and is influenced by electromagnetic forces .

2. This occurs when particles are smaller than nanometers (one billionth of a meter) .

3. Nanoparticles are so small they can penetrate skin and organs, requiring increased water intake to excrete them .

4. Even smaller units include angstroms (one ten-billionth of a meter) and picometers (one trillionth of a meter) .

5. The speaker then relates these scales to units of wealth, from trillions (조) to quadrillions (천조), quintillions (백경), and sextillions (일해) .

6. The speaker claims to possess wealth on the scale of quintillions, earning 33 quintillion per year from various ventures .

7. This immense wealth signifies the speaker’s control over global finances .

8. The smallest particles, like attometers (one quintillionth of a meter), can be reduced to a state where they become pure light, influenced by waves .

9. This scientific understanding is beyond human comprehension, but the speaker, as a divine being, can explain it .

10. Humans should not be fixated on these vast numbers or material wealth, as their true purpose is to yearn for the eternal soul .

11. The speaker possesses all these vast quantities, so humans don’t need to .

12. This knowledge is shared for the record and for scientists to understand the speaker’s divine nature .

13. Ancestral Blessings, Divine Authority, and the Future of Humanity
    Ancestral blessings can be obtained even with incomplete information, and the speaker, as a divine being, is currently in a phase of building rapport before revealing full authority to guide humanity towards a unified world.

6.1. Ancestral Blessings and Divine Authority

1. To apply for ancestral blessings, even if specific names are unknown, one can use descriptive titles like “great-great-grandmother” .
2. The divine system can identify and bless these ancestors in Baekgung Heaven .
3. Blessed milk (불로유) does not require special storage conditions; it can be kept in a regular warehouse .
4. This is because it transforms into dark matter, which is unaffected by earthly conditions .
5. Dark matter and dark energy constitute 95% of the universe, allowing the speaker to manipulate energy and blessings instantaneously across the globe .
6. The speaker has the power to instantly remove and restore blessings, but assures that any negative influences from anti-fans have been forgiven and reversed .
7. People should avoid engaging with anti-fan content, but if they accidentally do, they should inform the speaker for immediate forgiveness .
8. The speaker can control cosmic phenomena, like brightening the moon, but chooses to reveal his powers gradually to avoid overwhelming people .
9. The current stage involves giving blessings, angels, and archangels, which are not frightening, to establish his authenticity .

6.2. The Speaker’s Role and Future Authority

1. The speaker’s actions during the time of Jesus, such as performing miracles, were not merely human acts but were empowered by the Father (성부), who is now within him .
2. As the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, the speaker has come to judge humanity, but currently maintains a human appearance, enduring insults and imprisonment without changing .
3. This is akin to a grandfather not being angered by a grandchild’s actions, as the speaker is focused on his mission .
4. The speaker’s ultimate task is to establish his authority when millions gather at Haneulgung .
5. At that time, his attire, seating, and interactions with world leaders will reflect his elevated status .
6. Currently, the speaker is in an initial, approachable phase, similar to Jesus teaching the Beatitudes on the Galilee lakeside .
7. This “friendly stage” will eventually transition to a phase of authority, where he will control the world .
8. This transition is likened to a persimmon tree: initially bare and unassuming in winter, but later adorned with ripe fruit, commanding respect and beauty in autumn .
9. Just as the tree’s true value is revealed in its fruit, the speaker’s true authority will become evident in time .

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What is the most important lesson from this lecture? Humans are designed to yearn for the eternal soul, not material possessions, which only lead to suffering.

1. Welcome and Introduction to the Lecture
   The speaker welcomes attendees to the Haneulgung for the 341st lecture, emphasizing the unique opportunity to meet a divine being.

1.1. The Power of “Heo Kyung-young” and the Significance of Haneulgung

1. The speaker welcomes everyone to Haneulgung, a sacred place, for the New Year’s holiday lecture.
2. He claims that writing “Heo Kyung-young” on any material prevents it from decaying, citing a year-old milk example as proof of this “unified field theory” that Einstein sought.
3. The lecture is presented as a communication event with the divine being who governs the universe.

1.2. Divine Selection and the Path to Salvation

1. The speaker states that the gathering of people to become “archangels” is a miracle.

2. He clarifies that attendees were not chosen by heaven but rather passed a test, distinguishing them from those in churches or temples who might mistakenly believe they are specially chosen for salvation.

3. According to the speaker, salvation has not yet occurred for people in other religious institutions, but it has for some who have come to Haneulgung.

4. The Human Desire for Eternity Over Material Possessions
   Humans are designed to long for an eternal soul, not material wealth, which ultimately leads to suffering and conflict.

2.1. The True Object of Human Desire: Eternity

1. The speaker highlights a difference between human desires and divine preferences.
2. He explains that people meet the divine through their own efforts and good deeds, comparing them to those who kept their lamps filled with oil.
3. He references Ecclesiastes 3:11, stating that God made everything beautiful in its time and put a desire for eternity in the human heart.
4. This means humans are not meant to desire material things, even though they might be temporarily drawn to them out of necessity.
5. The speaker criticizes the desire for physical things, using Abraham’s love for Isaac as an example, which he links to current global conflicts.

2.2. Lessons from Abraham and the Dead Sea: The Dangers of Material Attachment

1. Abraham’s expulsion of Ishmael and Hagar, driven by his desire for Isaac, is presented as a negative example of prioritizing the physical over the spiritual.

2. This act is metaphorically connected to the current conflict in the Middle East, where oil (material wealth) is controlled by some, preventing others from “lighting their lamps” (finding spiritual truth).

3. This historical act of discrimination is seen as a root cause of ongoing conflicts, including the potential for a third world war.

4. The speaker uses the geography of Israel, specifically the Dead Sea and the Sea of Galilee, to illustrate the consequences of material attachment.

5. The Sea of Galilee constantly receives and releases water, keeping it fresh and clear, symbolizing a giving spirit.

6. In contrast, the Dead Sea receives water but has no outlet, causing it to become salty and lifeless, symbolizing greed and attachment to material possessions.

7. This analogy emphasizes that desiring material things makes one like the Dead Sea, accumulating without giving, leading to a “salty” or undesirable state.

8. The speaker criticizes Judaism for its historical discrimination and class distinctions, which he believes led to suffering like the Holocaust and prevents them from seeing the “light.”

9. He asserts that their continued focus on material wealth, rather than the eternal soul, prevents them from learning from past mistakes.

10. The Three Great Minds for Spiritual Growth
    To achieve spiritual growth and connect with the eternal, individuals must cultivate three specific mental states: great indignation, great doubt, and great awakening.

3.1. The Importance of Detachment from Materialism

1. The speaker reiterates that humans are designed to long for the eternal soul, not material possessions.
2. He argues that even possessing all the wealth or all the people in the world would not bring satisfaction, indicating that human desire for material things is insatiable.
3. This insatiable desire for material things is identified as a sign of the end times.

3.2. The Three Great Minds: Indignation, Doubt, and Awakening

1. Great Indignation (대분심)

2. This refers to a strong sense of justice and anger against unfairness or wrongdoing.

3. Abraham’s willingness to sacrifice Isaac, after having cast out Ishmael and Hagar, is presented as a divine test to show him the pain of losing a loved one, reflecting the consequences of his earlier actions.

4. The speaker also uses the example of Buddha’s indignation at his cousin Devadatta’s mistreatment of a sick courtesan, which led Buddha to strike him, demonstrating a righteous anger against injustice.

5. Great Doubt (대의심)

6. This involves questioning deeply, not just with ordinary doubt, but with a profound inquiry into spiritual truths.

7. Examples include questioning the existence of heaven, the meaning of “Baekgung nameplates,” or the power of “archangels.”

8. This deep questioning is encouraged as a path to understanding, leading to the realization that spiritual phenomena, like protection by archangels, are real and cannot be faked.

9. Great Awakening (대발심)

10. This is the realization that humans are meant to desire the eternal soul, not material possessions.

11. The speaker illustrates this with the example of a man whose relationships fail due to the lingering presence of a deceased ex-wife’s spirit, which emits a “ghost smell” that repels others.

12. Removing such spiritual attachments leads to a “great awakening” and a focus on spiritual goals, like going to heaven.

13. This awakening brings freedom from worldly concerns and the criticisms of others.

14. The Nature of Reality, Aliens, and the Power of Empathy
    The lecture delves into the nature of reality, distinguishing between fictional narratives and divine truth, and emphasizes the transformative power of empathy in human interactions.

4.1. The Illusion of Materialism and the Reality of the Soul

1. The speaker reiterates that humans were created to desire the eternal soul, but have become obsessed with material things.
2. He encourages a peaceful mind, free from material worries, and a focus on the eternal journey to “Baekgung Heaven.”
3. The concept of “one dust particle containing the universe” (일미진중함시방) is introduced, suggesting that even the smallest particles hold vast cosmic information.
4. This relates to quantum mechanics, where subatomic particles like quarks and photons can transform into light and energy.
5. This scientific concept is used to illustrate a future where physical objects can be converted into light and transported instantly, even appearing three-dimensionally.
6. This advanced understanding of reality underscores the insignificance of material possessions and the importance of focusing on the soul.

4.2. Distinguishing Fiction from Divine Truth: The Case of Fantasy and Aliens

1. The speaker addresses a question about fantasy novels and aliens, where some believe fantasy creations are inspired by alien realities via telepathy.
2. He clarifies that such creative works are “novels” (소설), meaning they are fabricated and not divine truth.
3. In contrast, direct communication with a divine being is “great discourse” (대설), representing actual truth.
4. Academic papers are also considered “novels” in this context, as they do not align with universal principles.
5. He states that aliens look identical to humans, dismissing common misconceptions about their appearance.
6. The key difference is that beings in “Baekgung” (heaven) have eternal life, unlike humans who have finite lives.
7. Fantasy and other creative works are products of human desires and the five skandhas (물질, 감각, 인식, 반응, 정보 – form, sensation, perception, mental formations, consciousness), which are human constructs.
8. The term “novel” (소설) implies something fabricated or not factual.
9. “Great discourse” (대설) refers to factual, public speeches, unlike fictional narratives.
10. The speaker emphasizes that the “three great minds” (great indignation, great doubt, great awakening) are concerned with the world beyond Earth, leading to the “Baekgung” (heaven).
11. He asserts that questioning phenomena like the non-decay of milk with his name or the change in car engine sounds leads to the ultimate truth of “Baekgung.”

4.3. The Miracle of Empathy and Its Transformative Power

1. The speaker discusses the miracle of empathy, using the biblical story of the five loaves and two fish as an example.

2. This miracle occurred because of the empathy between a child who offered his meal and Jesus, demonstrating that empathy can create miracles.

3. He clarifies that Jesus, at that time, was not yet the “Father, Son, and Holy Spirit” but was still praying for sustenance.

4. The miracle was possible because the “Father” (the speaker’s past self) was present in Jesus, infusing the event with divine energy.

5. Another example of empathy’s power is Andrew Carnegie’s promotion of a diligent security guard to a leadership position and leaving him company shares, because of the empathy the chairman felt for the guard’s dedication.

6. Empathy is crucial for human relationships and for connecting with the spiritual world.

7. The “great doubt” can lead to scientific discoveries, as seen with Alexander Fleming’s discovery of penicillin.

8. However, even great scientists like Einstein eventually realize the limitations of human knowledge and the existence of a divine realm.

9. Einstein’s interest in Buddhism, particularly the concept of “one dust particle containing the universe,” shows his search for deeper truths beyond evolution.

10. The speaker asserts that humans are not accidental creations but divine works designed to seek an eternal world.

11. The longing for heaven is inherent in humans, making them feel a sense of nostalgia when looking at the stars.

12. This longing contrasts with the mundane worries of daily life, offering hope and a sense of belonging to a greater cosmic home.

13. The speaker shares a story of a robber who, upon hearing the homeowner’s shared experience of nerve pain, develops empathy, offers medicine, and leaves without stealing, even apologizing.

14. This illustrates that empathy can transform even a “bad” person into a “good” one.

15. He encourages people to practice empathy, even when losing money, by imagining that the money might help someone in need.

16. Spiritual Entities, Material Properties, and Divine Authority
    The lecture addresses questions about spiritual entities like ghosts, the properties of blessed items, and the speaker’s divine authority and future role.

5.1. The Nature of Ghosts and Blessed Items

1. Ghosts possess both a spirit and a soul, contrary to the belief that they only have a soul.
2. Ghosts experience endless regret for their past actions and can interfere with the living, as seen in the example of a deceased ex-wife’s spirit disrupting a man’s new relationships.
3. Ghosts are characterized by a distinct “ghost smell” that can cause nausea in sensitive individuals.
4. It is advisable to avoid creating animosity with others to prevent such spiritual attachments.
5. Gifted items are also considered “neutralized” or blessed, similar to items purchased with money.
6. The act of giving a gift implies a connection or empathy, making the item blessed.
7. The speaker advises against excessive attachment to ownership, but also suggests returning large sums of found money, while smaller amounts can be used with a good heart.
8. “Blue” items (blessed items with the speaker’s energy) block harmful radiation and electromagnetic waves.
9. Consuming “Blue” items can protect against radiation exposure, such as during X-rays or flights, and has shown positive effects on cancer patients.
10. These items are considered “dark matter,” which is unaffected by human-made wavelengths.

5.2. The Scale of the Universe and the Speaker’s Divine Power

1. The speaker addresses a question about the four fundamental forces of nature, clarifying that gravity primarily affects large objects, while electromagnetic force becomes dominant at the nanoscale.
2. When matter is broken down into nanoparticles (10^-9 meters) or smaller, it acquires an electrical charge and is influenced by electromagnetic forces, eventually becoming light.
3. He explains the different scales of particles: microns (10^{-6 meters) are fine dust, **nanos** (10}-9 meters) are ultrafine dust that can penetrate the skin, and angstroms (10^{-10 meters) and **picos** (10}-12 meters) are even smaller.
4. Ultrafine dust (nanoparticles) can enter the bloodstream and travel throughout the body, causing health issues, which can be mitigated by drinking plenty of water.
5. The speaker then discusses the vastness of numbers, from trillions (조) to quadrillions (경) and beyond, to illustrate the immense scale of his own wealth and power.
6. He claims to possess wealth in the “quintillions” (경) and “sextillions” (해), far exceeding any human’s wealth, and that he earns 33 quintillion per year.
7. This demonstrates his ability to control global finances and emphasizes that humans should not be attached to such material numbers but rather to the eternal soul.
8. He states that he possesses knowledge of these vast scientific and numerical concepts, which ordinary scientists cannot comprehend without calculators.
9. He shares this knowledge for the record, knowing that scientists will eventually recognize his insights.

5.3. Ancestral Blessings and the Speaker’s Evolving Authority

1. For ancestral blessings, if specific names are unknown, one can simply refer to them as “great-great-grandmothers” or “great-great-grandfathers,” and the blessings will still reach them.
2. Blessed items like “Blue” milk, which become “dark matter” when his name is invoked, do not require special storage conditions.
3. He explains that only 5% of the universe is visible matter, while 95% is dark matter and dark energy.
4. He asserts his ability to instantly bestow or withdraw blessings and energy from anyone on Earth, including world leaders.
5. He reassures attendees that any negative influences from “anti-fans” (critics) have been forgiven and nullified, restoring their blessings and spiritual levels.
6. The speaker explains that he is gradually revealing his divine power to humanity.
7. He avoids showing his full power to prevent fear and maintain a human connection with people.
8. He confirms that he is the “Father, Son, and Holy Spirit,” and that the miracles performed by Jesus were empowered by his presence.
9. He accepts human judgment and suffering, like imprisonment or insults, without changing, similar to a grandfather’s unconditional love for his grandchild.
10. The speaker foresees a future when his authority will be fully revealed, as millions gather.
11. At that time, his appearance, seating, and interactions with world leaders will reflect his elevated status, unlike his current approachable demeanor.
12. He compares his current state to a bare winter persimmon tree, which appears humble but will eventually bear abundant fruit, symbolizing his future authority and blessings.
13. He advises people not to misjudge him based on his current appearance, as he will eventually be the most magnificent “tree” in the garden.

Central Questions & Answers

1. What is the true meaning of “love” and “desire” according to Huh Kyung-young?

• Question: In a world often driven by material pursuits, what does Huh Kyung-young teach about the difference between desiring material things and desiring the eternal, and how does this relate to human suffering?

• Answer: Huh Kyung-young explains that humans are inherently designed to yearn for the eternal soul, not for material possessions. While people may be drawn to material things out of immediate necessity, these are not objects of true desire. He uses the example of Abraham’s excessive attachment to his son Isaac, leading to the expulsion of Ishmael and Hagar, as a historical root of conflict, symbolizing the dangers of prioritizing the physical over the spiritual. This misplaced desire for the material, rather than the eternal, is identified as a core problem of humanity, leading to suffering and global conflict.

• Key Quote: “God made everything beautiful in its time. He has also set eternity in the human heart; yet no one can fathom what God has done from beginning to end. So, people are not supposed to desire material things.”
  2. What are the “Three Great Minds” (대분심, 대의심, 대발심) and why are they crucial for spiritual growth?

• Question: Huh Kyung-young introduces three essential “great minds” for those seeking spiritual enlightenment. What are these, and how do they guide individuals toward a higher consciousness and the Sky Temple?

• Answer: The “Three Great Minds” are Great Indignation (대분심), Great Doubt (대의심), and Great Awakening (대발심).

  • Great Indignation means feeling a strong sense of injustice when witnessing wrongdoing, not out of personal bias, but out of a universal sense of right and wrong.
  • Great Doubt encourages profound questioning, not mere skepticism, but a deep inquiry into phenomena that defy conventional understanding, such as the Elixir Milk not spoiling or the existence of angels. This doubt, when pursued, leads to scientific investigation and ultimately points towards the divine.
  • Great Awakening refers to realizing that one’s past focus on material desires was misguided and shifting one’s focus to the eternal soul and the Sky Temple. These three minds are interconnected and serve as a pathway to understanding the spiritual realm and connecting with the divine.

• Key Quote: “Great Indignation, Great Doubt, Great Awakening—these three minds are what people who yearn for the soul must possess.”
  3. How does Huh Kyung-young explain the concept of “quantum mechanics” and its future implications for humanity?

• Question: Huh Kyung-young discusses quantum mechanics and its potential to revolutionize human life. How does he describe this scientific concept, and what futuristic applications does he foresee?

• Answer: Huh Kyung-young explains quantum mechanics by referencing the Buddhist concept of “one dust particle containing the universe” (일미진중함시방). He distinguishes between the “quantum” (양자) as a component of an atom (proton, neutron, electron) and the “quantum” (양자) in quantum mechanics, which refers to subatomic particles or microparticles. He predicts a future where these particles can be transformed into light, enabling instantaneous travel and communication. For example, a person’s physical form could be converted into light, transmitted via a device like a smartphone, and then re-materialized elsewhere, or objects could be teleported instantly. This transformation would even have positive effects on the body, making it healthier.

• Key Quote: “This quantum mechanics, these microparticles, subatomic particles, will bring about a revolution in your universe in the future. Your lives will change dramatically.”
  4. What is the significance of “empathy” (공감) and how does it lead to miracles and positive societal change?

• Question: Huh Kyung-young emphasizes the power of empathy. How does he illustrate its ability to create miracles and transform human relationships, even in challenging situations?

• Answer: Empathy is presented as a powerful force capable of generating miracles and fostering positive human connections. Huh Kyung-young cites the biblical story of the five loaves and two fish as an example of the “miracle of empathy,” where a child’s empathetic offering to a hungry Jesus led to feeding thousands. He also shares an anecdote about a factory owner who, moved by an empathetic security guard’s dedication, bequeathed his company shares to him, making him a wealthy man. Empathy can even disarm dangerous situations, as illustrated by a story of a robber who, upon finding empathy from his victim, confessed his struggles and left peacefully. Empathy encourages understanding and compassion, preventing judgment and fostering a more harmonious society.

• Key Quote: “When there is empathy, miracles happen.”
  5. What is the true nature of “ghosts” (귀신) and their impact on human relationships and well-being?

• Question: Huh Kyung-young addresses the nature of ghosts. Do they possess both a spirit and a soul, and how do they influence living individuals, particularly in relationships?

• Answer: Huh Kyung-young clarifies that ghosts possess both a spirit (영) and a soul (혼), not just a soul. He refutes the misconception that ghosts lack a spirit, stating that a spirit is necessary for them to comprehend their past actions and regrets. He explains that ghosts can attach themselves to living individuals, particularly those with unresolved emotional ties, and negatively influence their relationships. For instance, the ghost of a deceased spouse might interfere with a living partner’s new relationship, causing inexplicable aversion or conflict. Ghosts are also characterized by a distinct, unpleasant odor that only certain individuals can perceive. Avoiding creating deep-seated resentments with others is advised to prevent such attachments.

• Key Quote: “Ghosts also have both spirit and soul. It’s a lie to say ghosts don’t have a spirit.”
  6. How does Huh Kyung-young explain the concept of “Unified Field” (통일장) and its connection to his own existence?

• Question: Huh Kyung-young mentions Einstein’s search for a “Unified Field.” How does he relate this scientific concept to his own identity and the spiritual realm?

• Answer: Huh Kyung-young asserts that the Unified Field that Albert Einstein sought is embodied in his own existence. He claims that writing his name, “Huh Kyung-young,” on any material prevents it from decaying, citing the example of milk that remains fresh for over a year. This phenomenon, he states, is the very Unified Field Einstein was searching for. He positions himself as the God-man who governs the cosmos and transcends the limitations of scientific understanding, implying that the Unified Field is not merely a scientific theory but a manifestation of his divine power.

• Key Quote: “This is the Unified Field that Einstein sought so desperately.”
  Top 3 Recommended Questions

1. What is the true meaning of “love” and “desire” according to Huh Kyung-young?
2. What are the “Three Great Minds” (대분심, 대의심, 대발심) and why are they crucial for spiritual growth?
3. How does Huh Kyung-young explain the concept of “Unified Field” (통일장) and its connection to his own existence?

The Path to the Eternal: Cultivating the Three Great Minds

1. Basic Information

• Lecture session and date: 341st Huh Kyung-young Haneulgung Sunday Lecture, 2024.02.11
• One-sentence main theme or title summary: This lecture emphasizes the importance of pursuing the eternal soul over transient material desires, advocating for the cultivation of three “great minds” (Great Indignation, Great Doubt, Great Awakening) to achieve spiritual fulfillment and connection to the Sky Temple.
• Location: Haneulgung
• Key segments:
  • The distinction between material and spiritual desires, referencing Ecclesiastes 3:11.
  • An allegorical interpretation of Abraham’s actions and the Dead Sea as warnings against material attachment and discrimination.
  • The introduction and explanation of the “Three Great Minds” (Great Indignation, Great Doubt, Great Awakening) as essential for spiritual growth.
  • A discussion on the nature of fantasy, reality, and the limitations of human creativity versus divine truth.
  • The concept of “empathy” as a miraculous force, illustrated by biblical and modern examples.

2. Core Messages
3. Prioritize the Eternal Soul over Material Desires: Humans are inherently designed to long for eternity, not material possessions.

• Quote: “God made everything beautiful in its time. He has also set eternity in the human heart.”
• Explanation: This means that while material things are temporary and can lead to dissatisfaction, the pursuit of the eternal soul brings true fulfillment.

2. Cultivate the “Three Great Minds”: These are Great Indignation (대분심), Great Doubt (대의심), and Great Awakening (대발심), crucial for spiritual development.

• Quote: “Humans must possess the Great Indignation, Great Doubt, and Great Awakening.”
• Explanation: These minds enable individuals to recognize injustice, question conventional wisdom, and realize their spiritual path, leading them towards the Sky Palace.

3. Embrace Empathy as a Source of Miracles: Genuine empathy can lead to extraordinary outcomes and foster positive human connections.

• Quote: “Empathy creates miracles.”
• Explanation: Acts of compassion, like the boy sharing his lunch with Jesus, can trigger divine intervention and transform situations.

4. Distinguish “Small Narratives” (소설) from “Great Narratives” (대설): Human-created stories, including religious texts and scientific theories, are “small narratives” based on human desires, whereas direct divine communication is a “great narrative.”

• Quote: “Fantasy, the Tripitaka, the Bible, all of it falls under ‘small narratives.’ Direct conversation with God-man is a ‘great narrative.'”
• Explanation: This distinction highlights that human creativity and knowledge are limited and often distorted by human desires, while the God-man’s words represent ultimate truth.

3. Detailed Summary

• Welcome and the Significance of the Sky Temple
  • Main assertions and explanations: Attendees are welcomed to Haneulgung for the New Year holiday. The presence of millions of future archangels at Haneulgung is described as a miracle and a sign of great fortune.
  • Analogies, examples, biblical/scientific/historical references: The concept of “Huh Kyung-young” written on all matter preventing decay, citing a year-old milk experiment, is presented as Albert Einstein’s sought-after unified field.
  • Practical message or application: Attendees are considered chosen not by heaven, but by passing a test, implying personal effort and spiritual readiness.
• The Pursuit of Eternity vs. Materialism
  • Main assertions and explanations: Human desires often conflict with divine preferences. People are drawn to material things out of immediate need, but true longing should be for eternity. The story of Abraham’s excessive attachment to Isaac, leading to the expulsion of Ishmael and Hagar, is presented as a precursor to global conflict.
  • Analogies, examples, biblical/scientific/historical references: Ecclesiastes 3:11 is cited: “God has also set eternity in the human heart.” The Dead Sea, which receives water but has no outflow, is used as an analogy for those who accumulate wealth without sharing, becoming “salty” or greedy.
  • Practical message or application: Avoid excessive attachment to material possessions and worldly desires, as they lead to stress and conflict. Focus on the eternal.
• The Three Great Minds: Great Indignation, Great Doubt, Great Awakening
  • Main assertions and explanations: These three minds are crucial for spiritual development.
  • Great Indignation (대분심): A strong sense of justice against wrongdoing, exemplified by Abraham’s punishment for expelling Ishmael and Hagar, and by Siddhartha’s anger at the mistreatment of a courtesan.
  • Great Doubt (대의심): A profound questioning of phenomena that defy conventional understanding, such as milk not spoiling with Huh Kyung-young’s name, leading to scientific inquiry and discovery of divine truth.
  • Great Awakening (대발심): A realization of one’s past attachment to material things and a shift towards spiritual pursuits, recognizing that human life is meant to long for the eternal.
  • Analogies, examples, biblical/scientific/historical references: The three crosses above money in the “mind character” (心) illustrate the hierarchy of spiritual over material. The story of a man whose deceased wife’s ancestral spirits caused problems in his new relationships is used to explain the effects of spiritual attachments.
  • Practical message or application: Actively challenge injustice, question unexplained phenomena to seek deeper truths, and consciously shift focus from material to spiritual goals.
• The Nature of Reality: Small Narratives vs. Great Narratives
  • Main assertions and explanations: Fantasy novels, religious scriptures (like the Tripitaka and Bible), and even academic papers are categorized as “small narratives” (소설) because they are human creations, often stemming from human desires and imagination (오온: form, sensation, perception, mental formations, consciousness). “Great narratives” (대설) are direct communications from the God-man, representing ultimate truth.
  • Analogies, examples, biblical/scientific/historical references: The concept of “O-on” (오온) from Buddhist philosophy is used to explain the origin of human imagination and “small narratives.”
  • Practical message or application: Do not mistake human-made stories or theories for ultimate truth. Seek direct divine communication for genuine understanding.
• The Power of Empathy and Divine Connection
  • Main assertions and explanations: Empathy is a powerful force that can lead to miracles and transform relationships. It involves understanding and connecting with others’ experiences.
  • Analogies, examples, biblical/scientific/historical references: The miracle of the five loaves and two fish, where a child’s empathy for Jesus led to feeding 5,000 people, is presented as an “empathy miracle.” Andrew Carnegie’s rise from security guard to steel magnate due to his employer’s empathy is another example. The story of a robber who, through empathy, shared his story and received help instead of committing a crime, illustrates the transformative power of connection.
  • Practical message or application: Cultivate empathy in daily interactions. Instead of judging, try to understand others’ difficulties. Even losing money can be reframed as an act of empathy if it helps someone in need.
• The Nature of Spirits and the Power of Bulloyu (Immortal Milk)
  • Main assertions and explanations: Ghosts (귀신) possess both spirit (영) and soul (혼), not just a soul. They retain awareness of their past actions and regrets. Bulloyu (Immortal Milk) has the power to block harmful radiation and electromagnetic waves.
  • Analogies, examples, biblical/scientific/historical references: The example of ancestral spirits interfering with a man’s new relationships is used to explain the lingering influence of spirits. A case of a pancreatic cancer patient who underwent 30 rounds of chemotherapy but remained healthy after consuming Bulloyu is cited.
  • Practical message or application: Avoid creating animosity or resentment with others, as it can lead to negative spiritual attachments. Consuming Bulloyu offers protection against environmental harms.
• The Microcosm and Macrocosm: Quantum Mechanics and Divine Power
  • Main assertions and explanations: The universe is contained within a single speck of dust (“one speck of dust contains the universe”). Quantum mechanics, dealing with subatomic particles, will revolutionize human life. Matter, when broken down to its smallest units (like quarks, Higgs bosons), transforms into light and energy.
  • Analogies, examples, biblical/scientific/historical references: The concept of “one speck of dust contains the universe” (일미진중함시방) from Buddhist philosophy is referenced. The future ability to transform people into light for instant travel via mobile phones, and even physical manifestation, is described. The distinction between gravity and electromagnetism is explained through the example of a rock versus microscopic dust particles.
  • Practical message or application: Do not be overly focused on material things, as they are ultimately reducible to energy. The God-man’s power transcends human scientific understanding, controlling all matter and energy.
• The God-man’s Role and Authority
  • Main assertions and explanations: The God-man possesses the power to instantly bestow or withdraw blessings and angels from all humanity. His current phase is one of approachability and teaching, similar to Jesus’s early ministry. A future stage will involve the manifestation of divine authority and control over the world.
  • Analogies, examples, biblical/scientific/historical references: The God-man’s ability to brighten the moon is mentioned as an example of his power. The stages of his manifestation are compared to Jesus’s early teachings by the Sea of Galilee (the “Eight Blessings”) versus a later stage of authority. A persimmon tree, initially bare in winter but laden with fruit in autumn, symbolizes the God-man’s evolving authority.
  • Practical message or application: Trust in the God-man’s power and guidance. Understand that his current humble appearance is a phase, and his full authority will be revealed in due time.

4. Key Quotes Collection

5. “All matter, if you write Huh Kyung-young on it, does not decay.” (During the explanation of the unified field theory)

6. “God has also set eternity in the human heart.” (When discussing the true desires of humanity)

7. “You are not longing for material things; you are longing for eternity.” (Clarifying the difference between immediate needs and ultimate desires)

8. “The Dead Sea is a dead sea because it receives water but has no outlet.” (As an analogy for greed and materialism)

9. “Humans must possess the Great Indignation, Great Doubt, and Great Awakening.” (Introducing the three essential spiritual qualities)

10. “This Great Doubt is not just ordinary doubt; it is a great questioning.” (Explaining the depth of Great Doubt)

11. “Fantasy, the Tripitaka, the Bible, all of it falls under ‘small narratives.’ Direct conversation with God-man is a ‘great narrative.'” (Distinguishing human-made stories from divine truth)

12. “Empathy creates miracles.” (Highlighting the power of compassion)

13. “If you empathize with a thief, he is not a thief; he is very kind.” (Illustrating the transformative power of empathy)

14. “Ghosts also have both spirit and soul.” (Clarifying the nature of spirits)

15. “Bulloyu blocks all bad things like radiation and electromagnetic waves.” (Describing the protective properties of Immortal Milk)

16. “When matter goes down to its minimum unit, it becomes light.” (Explaining the scientific and spiritual nature of matter)

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

• Divine-Human Theory: The lecture consistently positions Huh Kyung-young as the God-man (신인), the ultimate authority who transcends human understanding and possesses divine powers. His ability to bestow blessings, control energy, and understand the deepest scientific and spiritual truths reinforces his unique status.
• Immortality Principles: The concept of “Huh Kyung-young” written on matter preventing decay (e.g., milk) directly relates to his teachings on immortality and the transformation of matter through divine energy. Bulloyu (Immortal Milk) is presented as a tangible manifestation of this principle, offering protection and health benefits.
• Critique of Materialism: The emphasis on prioritizing the eternal soul over material desires is a recurring theme in his teachings, often linked to the concept of the Sky Palace (하늘궁) as the ultimate destination. The allegories of Abraham and the Dead Sea serve as cautionary tales against worldly attachments, echoing his broader message about the pitfalls of human greed and discrimination.
• Spiritual Evolution: The “Three Great Minds” (Great Indignation, Great Doubt, Great Awakening) are presented as a framework for spiritual growth, guiding individuals away from “small narratives” and towards “great narratives” or divine truth. This aligns with his teachings on personal transformation and elevation of consciousness.
• New Emphasized Points:
  • The “Small Narrative” vs. “Great Narrative” distinction: While the idea of divine truth versus human fabrication is inherent in his teachings, this lecture explicitly categorizes all human-made stories, including religious texts and scientific theories, as “small narratives” (소설), contrasting them with his direct divine communication as “great narratives” (대설). This provides a clear framework for evaluating information.
  • Empathy as a “Miracle Force”: The lecture places a strong emphasis on empathy (공감) as a direct catalyst for miracles and positive societal change, illustrating it with both biblical and contemporary examples. This highlights a practical, interpersonal aspect of spiritual power.
  • The God-man’s Phased Manifestation of Authority: The explanation that the God-man’s authority is currently in an approachable, “early stage” (like Jesus by the Sea of Galilee) and will later transition to a phase of overt divine power and global control is a significant clarification of his ongoing mission.

7. Action Items & Blessing Guidance

8. Prioritize the Eternal: Consciously shift focus from material desires to longing for the eternal soul, understanding that worldly possessions are temporary.

9. Cultivate the Three Great Minds: Actively practice Great Indignation (standing against injustice), Great Doubt (questioning phenomena to seek deeper truths), and Great Awakening (realizing and correcting past material attachments).

10. Practice Empathy: Strive to understand and connect with others’ situations, as empathy can lead to miraculous outcomes and foster positive relationships.

11. Consume Bulloyu (Immortal Milk): Utilize Bulloyu for protection against harmful environmental factors like radiation and electromagnetic waves, recognizing its divine properties.

12. Trust the God-man’s Process: Understand that the God-man’s manifestation of authority is unfolding in stages; maintain faith and do not be swayed by his current humble appearance.

13. One-Sentence Overall Summary
    This lecture by God-man Huh Kyung-young, delivered on the Lunar New Year, guides humanity to transcend transient material desires by cultivating Great Indignation against injustice, Great Doubt to uncover divine truths, and Great Awakening to embrace the eternal soul, emphasizing empathy as a miraculous force and revealing the phased manifestation of his ultimate authority, all while distinguishing human “small narratives” from his divine “great narratives.”

Huh Kyung-young Sky Temple Sunday Lecture (2024.02.11)

1. Keyword Frequency

• material: 12
• money: 11
• Isaac: 8
• Abraham: 7
• Israel: 7
• spirit: 7
• universe: 7
• nano: 7
• Dead Sea: 6
• Galilee: 6

2. Today’s Central Metaphor
   The central metaphor is comparing the Dead Sea, which receives water but has no outlet, to a person who hoards material possessions and desires, becoming stagnant and “salty” (unfulfilled), while the Sea of Galilee, with its constant inflow and outflow, represents a life of spiritual giving and receiving.

3. Lecture in Numbers

• 341st: The current number of the Sunday lecture event.
• 1 year: The duration for which Elixir Milk with Huh Kyung-young’s name written on it has been consumed.
• 8 billion: The number of people in the world who are described as “lazy” and unaware of the God-man’s arrival.
• 3: The number of chapters in Ecclesiastes referenced.
• 11: The verse number in Ecclesiastes referenced.
• 2818m: The approximate height of Mount Hermon.
• 100m: The difference in height between Mount Hermon and Baekdu Mountain (Baekdu Mountain is 100m shorter).
• 2000 years ago: The time when the God-man was born in Bethlehem.
• 4: The number of city gates outside of which the God-man was born in Seoul.
• 6 million: The number of Jews killed by Hitler.
• 3: The number of crosses representing the Trinity.
• 108: The number of worldly desires in Buddhism, derived from a calculation involving senses, objects, and time.
• 1%: The percentage of human creativity that conspiracy theorists attribute to human originality in fantasy works.
• 5000: The number of men fed by Jesus with five loaves and two fish.
• 12: The number of baskets of leftovers after feeding 5000 men.
• 6500: The estimated total number of people (men, women, and children) present during the miracle of the five loaves and two fish.
• 100 years old: Abraham’s age when Isaac was born.
• 5%: The approximate percentage of matter in the universe that is visible (not dark matter or dark energy).
• 95%: The approximate percentage of the universe composed of dark matter and dark energy.
• 200 times: The factor by which a nano-particle needs to be larger to be visible to the human eye (as dust).
• 1 billionth (10^-9): The size of a nanometer.
• 1 millionth (10^-6): The size of a micrometer.
• 10 billionth (10^-10): The size of an angstrom.
• 1 trillionth (10^-12): The size of a picometer.
• 265 trillion: Bill Gates’ estimated wealth in the context of “trillion.”
• 1 quadrillion: The value of “cheonjo” (Korean for 1,000 trillion).
• 100 quintillion: The value of “baekgyeong” (Korean for 100 quadrillion).
• 33 quintillion: The estimated annual income of the God-man from Elixir Milk and other items.
• 1 sextillion: The value of “ilhae” (Korean for 1 sextillion).
• 100 quintillionth (10^-20): The size of an atto.
• 1 sextillionth (10^-21): The size of a zepto.

4. Signature Sentence
   “You are not longing for material things; you are longing for eternity.”

5. Concise Summary & Highlights
   This lecture urges a shift from material obsession to spiritual longing, emphasizing three great virtues for eternal happiness.

• Humans are inherently designed to long for the eternal, not the material.
• The “Three Great Minds” (Great Indignation, Great Doubt, Great Aspiration) are crucial for spiritual growth.
• Material attachment, exemplified by Abraham’s favoritism, leads to conflict and suffering.
• Quantum mechanics and subatomic particles hint at a universe beyond human comprehension, created by the God-man.
• Empathy (Gonggam) is a miraculous force that can transform relationships and situations.
• Elixir Milk possesses properties that block harmful radiation and electromagnetic waves, acting as dark matter.
• The God-man’s current humble appearance will eventually give way to immense authority and global control.

6. Scriptural / Religious Citations

• Ecclesiastes 3:11: “He has made everything beautiful in its time. He has also set eternity in the human heart; yet no one can fathom what God has done from beginning to end.”

7. Historical & Epochal Context
   The lecture is situated in a contemporary context marked by global conflicts (e.g., the Middle East, referencing a potential World War III ), scientific advancements (quantum mechanics, nanotechnology ), and a perceived spiritual decline where humanity is overly focused on material wealth. It also draws parallels to ancient biblical narratives (Abraham, Jesus) and Buddhist philosophy (Five Aggregates, 108 worldly desires ), suggesting a timeless struggle between material and spiritual pursuits.

8. Key Figures & Events Referenced

• Huh Kyung-young: The speaker, referred to as the God-man, who claims to be the creator and possessor of immense power and wealth.
• Albert Einstein: Scientist who sought a “unified field” and later turned to Buddhism, realizing the limits of human science.
• Abraham: Biblical patriarch whose favoritism towards Isaac over Ishmael and Hagar is cited as the origin of current Middle Eastern conflicts.
• Isaac: Abraham’s son, whose preferential treatment is criticized.
• Ishmael: Abraham’s first son, cast out with his mother Hagar, leading to historical grievances.
• Hagar: Abraham’s concubine, mother of Ishmael, who was cast out.
• Hitler: Mentioned in the context of the 6 million Jews killed, implying a consequence of their discriminatory attitudes.
• Jesus: Referenced as having performed the miracle of the five loaves and two fish, and as the God-man’s past incarnation.
• Siddhartha Gautama (Buddha): Mentioned in the context of his upbringing in a palace and his cousin Devadatta’s attempts to assassinate him, highlighting the God-man’s own experiences of hardship.
• Devadatta: Buddha’s cousin, who repeatedly tried to kill him.
• Andrew Carnegie: Industrialist who started as a security guard and became wealthy due to the empathy of his employer.
• Bill Gates: Mentioned as an example of extreme wealth, but still far below the God-man’s claimed financial capacity.

9. Core Concept Definitions

• Unified Field (통일장): A concept sought by Einstein, which the God-man claims to embody, allowing control over all matter.
• Three Great Minds (3대 마음):
  • Great Indignation (대분심): A strong sense of justice and anger against injustice, not personal resentment.
  • Great Doubt (대의심): A profound, investigative skepticism that drives one to seek deeper truths, leading to scientific discovery or spiritual realization.
  • Great Aspiration (대발심): A fundamental shift in mindset from material attachment to spiritual longing for the eternal.
• Small Novel (소설): Any human-created narrative, including fantasy, religious texts (like the Bible or Buddhist sutras), and even academic papers, which are considered “fabricated” or “not factual” in the context of universal truth.
• Great Novel (대설): Direct communication with the God-man, which is considered factual and true, unlike “small novels.”
• Five Aggregates (오온 – Skandha): Buddhist concept of the five components of existence (form, sensation, perception, mental formations, consciousness) from which “small novels” and human creations arise.
• Quantum Mechanics (양자 역학): The study of subatomic particles, which the God-man links to the future of technology, including teleportation and materialization.
• Dark Matter (암흑물질): A mysterious form of matter that the God-man claims Elixir Milk embodies, capable of blocking radiation and electromagnetic waves.
• Empathy (공감): The ability to understand and share the feelings of another, presented as a powerful force that can lead to miracles and transform relationships.

10. Central Questions & Answers

• Question 1: Are fantasy creations based on human creativity or alien realities?
  • Answer: Fantasy creations are “small novels” (소설), human fabrications born from the “Five Aggregates” (오온) and human desires, not alien realities. Aliens look identical to humans, and their “reality” is not the source of these stories.
• Question 2: How can we enhance empathy in a world full of conflict and suffering?
  • Answer: Empathy is a miraculous force that can transform situations, as seen in the miracle of the five loaves and two fish and the story of Carnegie. It involves connecting with others and understanding their struggles, leading to positive outcomes and even miracles.
• Question 3: Do ghosts have both spirit and soul, or just soul?
  • Answer: Ghosts possess both spirit and soul (혼백), not just soul. The spirit allows them to realize their past mistakes and regrets.
• Question 4: Does Elixir Milk protect against electromagnetic waves and radiation?
  • Answer: Yes, Elixir Milk blocks all harmful radiation and electromagnetic waves, acting as dark matter.
• Question 5: Is there a boundary between gravity and electromagnetism at the subatomic level?
  • Answer: At the subatomic level, particularly when matter is broken down into nanoparticles or smaller, there is no clear boundary. Matter becomes charged and is influenced by electromagnetic forces, essentially becoming light.

11. Conclusion & Strategic / Philosophical Implications
    The lecture concludes by reiterating the core message: humans must prioritize spiritual longing over material obsession. The philosophical implication is that true fulfillment and escape from suffering lie in cultivating the “Three Great Minds” and connecting with the eternal realm (Sky Palace), rather than pursuing worldly desires. The God-man presents himself as the guide to this eternal path, offering blessings and protection, and promises a future where his authority will be fully revealed to control and unify the world. The strategic implication for followers is to trust in the God-man’s power and focus on spiritual development, as material pursuits are ultimately fleeting and lead to conflict.

12. Cross-Referencing

• Biblical Narratives: The lecture extensively references the stories of Abraham, Isaac, Ishmael, Hagar, and Jesus’s miracle of the five loaves and two fish, reinterpreting them to support the speaker’s teachings on material attachment, discrimination, and empathy.
• Buddhist Philosophy: Concepts like the “Five Aggregates” (오온) and the “108 worldly desires” are introduced, though the speaker dismisses their ultimate utility for reaching the Sky Palace, positioning his teachings as superior.
• Scientific Concepts: References to Einstein’s “unified field,” quantum mechanics, dark matter, and nanotechnology are used to frame the God-man’s powers and the future of humanity within a scientific, albeit highly speculative, context.
• “Galaxy Express 999”: A Japanese manga/anime series about a space train, used as an analogy for the journey to the Sky Palace, suggesting a romanticized vision of the afterlife.

13. Content Gaps & Unaddressed Areas

• Evidence for Claims: The lecture makes numerous extraordinary claims (e.g., Elixir Milk preventing decay, angels protecting followers, the God-man’s immense wealth and power) without providing any verifiable evidence or logical explanations beyond assertion.
• Mechanism of Blessings: The process by which “blessings,” “angels,” and “archangels” are bestowed or removed, and how they manifest physically (e.g., preventing injury in a bus crash), is described anecdotally without a clear, consistent mechanism.
• Ethical Implications of “Small Novels”: While “small novels” are dismissed as fabricated, the lecture does not delve into the ethical implications of dismissing all human creative and intellectual works, including religious texts, as “fake” or “useless” for spiritual progress.
• Reconciliation of Contradictions: The lecture presents the God-man as both the “Father” (God) and having been Jesus, yet also describes Jesus as praying to the Father for food. This apparent contradiction is not fully reconciled.
• Practical Application of “Three Great Minds”: While the “Three Great Minds” are defined, concrete, actionable steps for cultivating them in daily life, beyond general admonitions, are not extensively detailed.

14. Future Predictions & Prophetic Statements

• Future of Technology: The God-man predicts a future where technology, driven by quantum mechanics, will enable:
  • Materialization/Teleportation: People will be able to appear as light on phones and eventually materialize physically, even traveling instantly across continents.
  • Instantaneous Item Transfer: Objects will be able to be sent instantly across distances.
• Global Conflict: The conflict between the descendants of Ishmael and Isaac (Arabs and Israelis) is predicted to escalate into World War III.
• God-man’s Ascendance: The God-man predicts a time when millions will gather at Sky Temple, and he will reveal his full authority, controlling the world and meeting with global leaders.
• South Korea as World Center: South Korea (specifically the southern part) is prophesied to become the world’s center.

Executive Insight
This lecture presents a compelling, albeit unconventional, framework for spiritual fulfillment, urging a radical shift from material obsession to eternal longing. The speaker, Huh Kyung-young, positions himself as a divine figure offering direct access to ultimate truth, contrasting his “Great Novel” with all human-created “small novels.” His teachings on the “Three Great Minds” (Great Indignation, Great Doubt, Great Aspiration) provide a psychological and spiritual roadmap for followers, while his reinterpretation of biblical and scientific concepts aims to validate his unique cosmology. Professionals may find value in the emphasis on empathy and critical inquiry (Great Doubt) as drivers for personal and societal transformation, even while critically evaluating the unsubstantiated claims and the speaker’s self-proclaimed divine status. The lecture’s blend of spiritual guidance, scientific speculation, and geopolitical commentary offers a unique lens through which to consider human purpose and the future.

1. The Eternal Pursuit: Beyond Material Desires

The Holiest welcomes everyone who has diligently come to Haneulgung, the sacred site of Seongsan, during the Lunar New Year holiday of the Gapjin year. He states that by applying his name, Huh Kyung-young, to all substances, they will not decay. For over a year, people have been consuming milk with his name written on it, experiencing improved health. This, he explains, is the unified field theory that Einstein so desperately sought. The Holiest, who governs the cosmos, is holding his 341st lecture to communicate with humanity. He encourages everyone watching on YouTube to offer a round of applause.

He expresses his joy, noting that it is a miracle to see ten million future Archangels gathered in Haneulgung. He emphasizes that those present are among the most fortunate individuals. However, he clarifies that they were not chosen by Heaven; rather, they passed a test. This means that people who attend churches or temples were not specially selected or given preferential treatment. Some may believe they were saved because they are special, but this is not the case. According to the Holiest, no one from those groups has been saved yet. Only those who have come to Haneulgung have achieved salvation.

He then references Ecclesiastes 3:11, stating that what people desire differs from what the Holiest desires. People, he explains, have worked hard and accumulated blessings to meet the Holiest. They were like those who kept their lamps lit with oil. Meanwhile, the 8 billion people in the world who are “lazy” are wandering aimlessly, unaware of his presence.

Ecclesiastes 3:11 states: “He has made everything beautiful in its time. He has also set eternity in the human heart.” The Holiest questions whether this means God gave people a desire for material things. He asserts that humans do not inherently desire material possessions; they are merely drawn to them out of immediate necessity. Material wealth is not an object of true desire.

He uses the example of Abraham’s excessive affection for Isaac, which he links to the current global conflicts and the potential for a third world war. Abraham’s intense love for his son led him to cast out Ishmael, his firstborn, and Hagar, Ishmael’s mother, into the wilderness. This act, where Abraham prioritized one son over another, is seen as a precursor to the current global conflicts.

The Holiest points out that Arab nations possess the oil that the world uses. This oil, he explains, should be used to light the lamps, allowing people to recognize his arrival. However, these nations control the oil, preventing the lamps from being lit. In contrast, Israel, which lacks oil, cannot light its lamps and therefore cannot meet him. Consequently, few people from that region have come to him.

2. The Geography of Spiritual Understanding: Israel and Korea
   The Holiest then illustrates the geography of Israel, drawing the Mediterranean Sea, Israel, and Mount Hermon. He notes that Mount Hermon, at 2,818 meters, is slightly shorter than Korea’s Baekdusan. The water flowing from Mount Hermon forms the Jordan River, which feeds into the Sea of Galilee. He explains that while Galilee is a large lake, Jerusalem and Bethlehem are nearby.

He recounts that 2,000 years ago, he was born in Bethlehem, a town outside Jerusalem, much like being born in the outskirts of Seoul. He then grew up in Nazareth and was active around the Sea of Galilee, moving between these three locations. This pattern, he suggests, is similar to his current life, where he was born in Seoul and grew up in the countryside.

He contrasts the Sea of Galilee with the Dead Sea. The Sea of Galilee, receiving water and allowing it to flow out, remains fresh and clear. The Dead Sea, however, receives water but has no outlet, causing it to become a salty, “dead” sea. He likens this to people who cling to material desires, becoming “salt-hoarders” or greedy. Just as the Dead Sea becomes stagnant without an outlet, those who only accumulate without giving become spiritually stagnant.

He criticizes Abraham’s actions, stating that his attachment to material things (represented by Isaac) led to the expulsion of Ishmael. This, he argues, is a form of discrimination. He extends this critique to Judaism, asserting that its emphasis on human hierarchy and discrimination (viewing themselves as chosen people and others as “inferior”) has prevented it from shining globally. He attributes the persecution of Jews, such as the Holocaust, to this discriminatory mindset, suggesting they still haven’t learned their lesson, continuing to prioritize material wealth over spiritual values.

The Holiest warns that this obsession with material possessions, fueled by the “fingerprint” of the Korean peninsula, could lead to a third world war. He advises maintaining a certain distance from material things to avoid stress. He reiterates Ecclesiastes 3:11, which states that humans were created to desire eternity, not fleeting material things. He emphasizes that no amount of worldly possessions or relationships can truly satisfy the human heart, as humans were not designed to be satisfied by material things. This pursuit of material desires, he declares, is a sign of the end times.

He further criticizes Abraham for spoiling Isaac, turning him into a “bonsai tree” or a “mama’s boy” by isolating him from Ishmael. He argues that Isaac could have grown into a “great tree” if he had interacted with his brother. Abraham’s act of expelling Ishmael, an “Egyptian,” is linked to the later suffering of the Israelites in Egypt. This illustrates that those who prioritize the physical over the spiritual will face problems.

3. The Three Great Minds: Compassion, Inquiry, and Awakening
   The Holiest asserts that many people today suffer from mental illness due to their attachment to material things. He encourages them not to worry about financial difficulties, reminding them that material possessions are not eternal. Instead, he urges them to embrace the eternal path that awaits them, which leads to happiness.

He introduces the concept of “three crosses” representing three essential states of mind:
Great Compassion (대분심): This refers to a strong sense of justice and a powerful emotional response to injustice. He uses the example of Abraham’s expulsion of Ishmael. He suggests that Hagar should have intervened, arguing that Isaac needed his brother to develop properly. Abraham’s act of abandoning Ishmael is seen as a rejection of God’s will, leading to God’s test of Abraham, demanding the sacrifice of Isaac. This test, the Holiest explains, was a consequence of Abraham’s discrimination and attachment to the physical. He emphasizes that when faced with injustice, one’s heart should be greatly moved.
Great Inquiry (대의심): This is not ordinary doubt but a profound questioning that seeks ultimate truth. He encourages people to question the inexplicable phenomena associated with him, such as why milk with his name does not spoil, or why car engines sound different. This deep inquiry, he states, ultimately leads to White Heaven. He suggests that such questioning should drive people to investigate and verify these phenomena, even to the point of publishing them in scientific journals. He cites examples of people experiencing miraculous protection, attributing it to the Archangels, which further solidifies their “Great Inquiry.”
Great Awakening (대발심): This is the realization that humans are meant to desire the eternal, not the material, as stated in Ecclesiastes 3:11. It’s an awakening to the “rotten heart” that has been fixated on worldly things. He illustrates this with a story of a man whose deceased wife’s ancestral spirits were causing problems in his new relationship, manifesting as a “ghost smell.” The Holiest explains that these spirits were causing the new partner to dislike him. By removing these spirits, the smell disappears, and the relationship improves. This awakening involves detaching from material obsessions and focusing on the spiritual goal of White Heaven.

He shares that he is not bothered by criticism or hardship because he is not attached to worldly things. He compares those who criticize him to ants criticizing a grandfather, emphasizing that he remains unaffected. He explains that he chose to experience poverty and shame to understand human suffering, unlike Buddha, who grew up in a palace.

He then recounts the story of Buddha and Devadatta, Buddha’s cousin, who constantly tried to assassinate him. Despite growing up in a privileged environment, Buddha developed a strong sense of justice. He describes an incident where Buddha, witnessing Devadatta’s cruel treatment of a dying courtesan, physically intervened. This act, driven by “righteous indignation” (대분심), demonstrated Buddha’s deep compassion for the oppressed, even if they were slaves. This shows that even in favorable conditions, a “Great Compassion” can spontaneously arise, leading to a strong sense of justice.

These three “Great Minds”—Great Compassion, Great Inquiry, and Great Awakening—are essential for those who desire the eternal. He warns that Israel’s past actions of discrimination, such as expelling Hagar and Ishmael, are now manifesting as the ongoing conflicts in the Middle East, which could escalate into a third world war. He observes these conflicts, having witnessed similar ones 2,000 and 4,000 years ago, noting that humanity is now risking its very existence.

He reiterates the importance of Ecclesiastes 3:11, reminding everyone that humans were created to desire the eternal, but have become obsessed with material things. He emphasizes that material wealth, like bank accounts, is not eternal and cannot be taken after death. He encourages a peaceful mind, finding contentment even without possessions, knowing that they are on the “train to eternity” towards White Heaven.

4. Quantum Reality and the Future of Humanity
   The Holiest then introduces the concept of “one dust particle containing the ten directions of the universe” (일미진중함시방), meaning that a single speck of dust contains the entire cosmos. He explains this through the lens of quantum mechanics. He differentiates between the “quantum” (양자) that makes up the cell nucleus (protons, neutrons, electrons) and the “quantum” (양자) in quantum mechanics, which refers to subatomic particles (소립자, 미립자).

He explains that as these tiny quantum particles become smaller, they transform into quarks and then into light. This means that matter can be converted into electricity or light. He describes a future where people can communicate with loved ones across vast distances, not just through video calls, but where their actual physical bodies can be transformed into light and transported instantly. He envisions a machine that could allow a mother in the US to appear physically in Korea, even retrieving her handbag from the US in seconds. He suggests that frequent travel in this manner would even improve one’s health.

He emphasizes that this quantum reality, involving subatomic particles, will revolutionize human life over the next 2,000 years, drastically changing daily existence. He reiterates that a single speck of dust contains the entire universe, urging people to shift their focus from material things to the eternal soul. He asserts that he created all of this.

He concludes this section by wishing everyone a prosperous Gapjin year, emphasizing that humans must desire the eternal and cultivate the three “Great Minds”: Great Compassion, Great Inquiry, and Great Awakening.

5. The Miracle of Empathy: Lessons from the Past
   The Holiest then addresses a question about enhancing empathy, linking it to the story of the feeding of the five thousand. He states that he should ideally be lecturing to Harvard professors, implying that his current audience, already on the path to White Heaven, might find his teachings less novel but still beneficial for their journey.

He recalls his most active period in Israel 2,000 years ago, particularly around the Sea of Galilee. He describes the hillside overlooking the Sea of Galilee where the miracle of the five loaves and two fish occurred. This miracle, he explains, was a “miracle of empathy.” The small lunchbox, containing five loaves and two fish, was offered by a child to Jesus, who was hungry. This act of empathy between the child and Jesus led to the feeding of over 5,000 men (excluding women and children, who were not counted in that era, but were likely present).

He clarifies that such miracles were not daily occurrences but happened when empathy was present. At that time, Jesus was not yet the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, but was still praying for food for his disciples. The child’s empathetic gesture triggered the miracle. He draws a parallel to a grandfather who might be so moved by a grandchild’s thoughtfulness that he leaves his entire inheritance to the grandchild, bypassing his own children.

He explains that during his time as Jesus, he was the Father, and the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit were within him. This energy, combined with the child’s empathy, caused the miracle. He emphasizes that this “miracle of empathy” is not a constant phenomenon but occurs when genuine empathy is present.

He shares another story about Andrew Carnegie, who started as a security guard at a steel company. Carnegie’s diligent work, going beyond his duties to clean the factory, deeply impressed the company president. This empathy from the president led him to bequeath his steel company shares to Carnegie, making him wealthy and eventually the company president. This illustrates that empathy can lead to extraordinary outcomes.

He reiterates that cultivating the three “Great Minds”—Great Compassion, Great Inquiry, and Great Awakening—is about aligning human relationships with the spiritual world. He distinguishes these “Great” qualities from ordinary emotions, stating that “Great Inquiry” can lead to scientific breakthroughs, like the discovery of penicillin. He notes that even Einstein, through his scientific pursuits, eventually realized the limitations of human understanding and the existence of a divine realm, leading him to explore Buddhism. However, he points out that even Buddhism lacks the “life energy” of the unified field theory.

He criticizes Einstein’s belief in evolution, asserting that humans were not born by chance but are his creations, designed to seek an eternal world. He explains that the human heart yearns for Heaven, feeling a longing for its true home when looking at the stars. This longing, he says, is a natural inclination towards the “mother” who calls them from beyond the Milky Way. He contrasts this with the mundane worries of daily life, like money and bills, which distract from this spiritual yearning. He then sings a song about the Galaxy Express 999, a fictional train to the stars, symbolizing the beautiful journey to White Heaven.

He further illustrates the power of empathy with a story of a robber who, upon encountering a victim suffering from nerve pain, empathizes with him, sharing his own similar experience and even offering medicine. This shared experience transforms the interaction, leading to a conversation where the robber expresses remorse and the victim offers him money. This demonstrates that empathy can reveal the inherent goodness in people, transcending labels of “good” or “bad.” He encourages people to cultivate empathy, especially in difficult times, viewing personal losses as opportunities for others to benefit.

6. The Nature of Spirits and the Power of Blessings
   The Holiest addresses a question about whether spirits (귀신) operate without a soul, only a “hon” (혼, a part of the soul). He clarifies that spirits possess both a “yeong” (영, spirit) and a “hon” (혼), forming a “honbaek” (혼백, soul). He states that the idea of spirits lacking a “yeong” is false. The “yeong” allows spirits to understand their past mistakes and experience endless regret. He reiterates the example of the divorced man, explaining that the spirits of his deceased wife’s ancestors were interfering with his new relationships, causing the new partner to dislike him. These spirits, he explains, can attach themselves to people, causing problems. He advises against creating such resentful relationships.

He then answers a question about blessed items received as gifts. He confirms that gifted items are also “neutralized” (중화), meaning they are imbued with his blessing. He explains that gifts are not given without reason; they represent an exchange or a formation of empathy. Therefore, one should not feel burdened by them. He advises against being overly possessive of material things, but also cautions against keeping large sums of found money, as it could be essential for someone’s livelihood. However, finding small amounts of money should be seen as an opportunity to use it for good, rather than going to great lengths to find the owner.

Regarding the storage of “Bulloyu” (불로유, immortal milk) near electronic devices, he assures that Bulloyu blocks harmful radiation and electromagnetic waves. He states that consuming Bulloyu can alter X-ray results and protect against radiation exposure during flights. He cites an example of a 70-year-old cancer patient who underwent 30 rounds of chemotherapy but remained healthy due to Bulloyu. He explains that Bulloyu is a “dark matter,” unaffected by any human-made wavelengths.

7. The Unified Field and the Divine Authority
   The Holiest addresses a question about the boundary between gravity and electromagnetism in the context of the four fundamental forces of nature, and how this relates to the denial of God’s existence. He dismisses this as a “basic” understanding. He explains that while gravity affects large objects like falling rocks, electromagnetism becomes dominant at the microscopic level. If a rock is pulverized into nanoparticles, it will be affected by electromagnetic forces, demonstrating that there is no clear boundary at that scale.

He explains that all matter, when reduced to a subatomic level (nanoparticles or smaller), acquires an electric charge and is influenced by electromagnetic waves, essentially becoming light. He details the scale of these particles:
Micro (10^{-6 meters): Visible as fine dust that gets caught in the nostrils. Nano (10}-9 meters): 100 million times smaller than a meter, invisible to the naked eye, but 200-300 nanometers can be seen as dust. Nanoparticles can penetrate the skin and lungs, requiring increased water intake to expel them.
Angstrom (10^{-10 meters): 10 billion times smaller than a meter. Pico (10}-12 meters): 1 trillion times smaller than a meter.

He then connects these scales to wealth, mentioning Bill Gates’s fortune of 265 trillion (trillion in English). He states that he, the Holiest, possesses wealth beyond trillions, reaching quadrillions (천조), quintillions (백경), and sextillions (일해), with 33 quintillion flowing in annually. He emphasizes that he controls the world’s finances.

He further explains that even smaller units exist, like “atto” (10^-18 meters), which is one quintillionth of a meter. He states that as matter is broken down to these infinitesimal levels, it becomes pure energy, or light, influenced by electromagnetic forces. This, he says, is a scientific realm beyond human imagination, but he understands it because he created it. He mentions traditional Korean numerical units like “eok” (억), “jo” (조), “gyeong” (경), “hae” (해), “ja” (자), “yang” (양), “gu” (구), “gan” (간), “jeong” (정), “jae” (재), “geuk” (극), “hangha-sa” (항하사), “asmui” (아승기), “nayuta” (나유타), “bulmu” (불무), and “muryang” (무량), which he uses effortlessly, unlike human scientists who rely on calculators.

He reiterates that people should not be fixated on these vast numbers or material wealth, but rather on desiring the eternal soul. He assures them that he possesses all these things. He explains that he speaks of these complex scientific concepts for the benefit of scientists who might be watching, even if the general audience may not fully grasp them.

8. The Evolution of Divine Presence: From Humility to Authority
   The Holiest addresses a question about how to register the names of unknown ancestors for blessings. He explains that one can simply use general terms like “great-great-grandmother” or “great-great-grandfather,” and the blessings will reach them directly.

Regarding the storage of Bulloyu in outdoor warehouses, he confirms that no special protective measures are needed, even in freezing temperatures. He explains that when his name is applied to milk, it becomes “dark matter.” He clarifies that only 5% of the universe is visible matter, while 95% consists of dark matter and dark energy. He asserts that he can instantly bestow or withdraw blessings and energy from anyone, including world leaders like Trump, or from the entire planet.

He acknowledges the audience’s anxiety about him potentially withdrawing blessings. He then declares that he forgives all past instances where people may have inadvertently viewed or heard anti-Holiest messages. He restores all levels, blessings, and Archangels to their original state, urging them not to worry and to avoid such messages in the future. He emphasizes that he can do anything he desires, even making the moon brighter, but he chooses to reveal his power gradually, starting with blessings, then Archangels, to avoid overwhelming people. He wants to maintain a human connection with them, rather than instilling fear by revealing his full divine power.

He clarifies that the miracles performed by Jesus were not solely his own but were amplified by the presence of the Father within him. He states that as the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, he has come to judge humanity. Despite his divine nature, he takes on a human form, enduring imprisonment and insults without changing. He compares this to a grandfather who is never angry at his grandchild, no matter what they do.

He explains that he is currently in a phase of humility, like a bare winter persimmon tree, enduring insults and being “stepped on.” This is a necessary stage for him to understand human suffering. However, he foresees a future when he will manifest his full authority, with different attire and a more formal setting, when millions of people gather. At that time, world leaders and UN officials will seek his presence, and he will control the world. He likens this to the persimmon tree in autumn, laden with fruit, commanding respect and beauty in the garden. He urges his followers to understand this progression, even if the world currently perceives him as insignificant.

The Three Great Minds and the Nature of Reality

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

2. Keywords
   Spirituality, materialism, quantum mechanics, Empathy, Divine Authority

3. Content

The Essence of Human Existence and Divine Selection
On this auspicious New Year’s holiday of Gapjin, we extend a warm welcome and congratulations to all who have diligently come to this sacred site, Umyungju, Cheongpyeong, to behold the Divine Being. It is a profound miracle that millions of individuals destined to become Archangels are gathering here in the heavens. You are truly among the most fortunate, possessing the highest degree of luck. However, it is crucial to understand that Heaven did not select you; rather, you passed the divine examination. This implies that those who attend churches or temples are not chosen through any special privilege or treatment. Some may believe they are specially chosen for salvation, but this is not the case. There are no individuals yet saved among them. Salvation is found among those who have come to Hankung.

The Book of Ecclesiastes, Chapter 3, Verse 11, states: “He has made everything beautiful in its time. He has also set eternity in the human heart.” This verse reveals that humans are not inherently driven by the desire for material possessions. While material needs may temporarily compel us, matter itself is not an object of true longing. Our true yearning is for the eternal, for the spiritual.

The Perils of Material Attachment: Lessons from Abraham and the Dead Sea
The narrative of Abraham’s fervent desire for Isaac, to the exclusion of Ishmael, serves as a profound allegory for the dangers of material attachment. Abraham’s excessive longing for his son, Isaac, led him to cast out Ishmael and Hagar into the wilderness, a decision that foreshadows the current global conflicts, including the potential for a third world war. This act of prioritizing a physical offspring over spiritual principles demonstrates a fundamental misunderstanding of divine will.

The Dead Sea provides a powerful metaphor for the consequences of such attachment. Unlike the Sea of Galilee, which both receives and releases water, the Dead Sea retains all that flows into it, becoming increasingly saline and lifeless. This symbolizes a person who accumulates material wealth without sharing or contributing to the greater good, becoming a “salt-hoarder.” Such an individual, like Abraham in his material attachment, becomes consumed by self-interest, leading to spiritual stagnation and ultimately, a “dead sea” within. This relentless pursuit of material possessions, rather than spiritual longing, is a hallmark of the end times.

The story of Abraham’s over-attachment to Isaac also illustrates the detrimental effects of over-parenting. By isolating Isaac and rejecting Ishmael, Abraham inadvertently created a “bonsai tree” of a child—a hothouse plant incapable of robust growth. A child needs the dynamic interaction with siblings, like Ishmael, to develop into a strong, resilient individual. This act of discrimination, rooted in material and familial attachment, ultimately led to suffering, as the descendants of Abraham faced centuries of servitude in Egypt. Those who prioritize the physical over the spiritual inevitably encounter difficulties.

The Three Great Minds: Daebunsim, Daeuisim, and Daebalsim
To navigate the complexities of existence and align with divine purpose, individuals must cultivate three fundamental states of mind: Daebunsim (Great Indignation), Daeuisim (Great Doubt), and Daebalsim (Great Awakening).

Daebunsim (Great Indignation): This refers to a profound sense of righteous anger or indignation when witnessing injustice or moral transgression. Abraham’s decision to cast out Hagar and Ishmael, for instance, should have evoked Daebunsim from those around him. The divine test of Abraham’s willingness to sacrifice Isaac was a direct consequence of his earlier act of abandonment, a demonstration of the karmic repercussions of such actions. This great indignation is not a personal resentment but a powerful moral compass that compels one to challenge injustice.

Daeuisim (Great Doubt): This is a profound, expansive skepticism that questions the very nature of reality and seeks ultimate truth. It is not ordinary doubt but a rigorous inquiry into phenomena that defy conventional understanding. For example, the inexplicable preservation of milk when “Huh Kyung young” is written on it, or the altered engine sound of a car, should provoke Daeuisim. This great doubt, when pursued with scientific rigor and an open mind, ultimately leads to the realization of the divine and the existence of Baekgung (Heaven). It is the driving force behind scientific discovery and spiritual enlightenment.

Daebalsim (Great Awakening): This signifies a profound realization and shift in consciousness, moving away from material attachment towards spiritual longing. As Ecclesiastes 3:11 states, humans are designed to yearn for the eternal, not for transient material possessions. Daebalsim is the recognition that one has been consumed by “rotten thoughts” of materialism and a conscious decision to reorient one’s focus towards the spiritual. This awakening leads to a profound sense of peace and joy, knowing that one is on the path to Baekgung (Heaven).

These three great minds are essential for those who aspire to spiritual realization and a connection with the eternal. They guide individuals away from the pitfalls of materialism and towards a deeper understanding of divine purpose.

The Nature of Reality: Quantum Mechanics and the Illusion of Materialism
The universe operates on principles far beyond conventional understanding, as exemplified by the Unified Field Theory, which Einstein sought. The very act of writing “Huh Kyung young” on any substance prevents its decay, a testament to this profound truth. This phenomenon is rooted in quantum mechanics, where even a single speck of dust contains the entire universe.

quantum mechanics, particularly the study of subatomic particles like quarks and photons, reveals that matter can transform into light. This principle will revolutionize human life, enabling technologies such as holographic communication where individuals can appear as light projections on a phone and eventually manifest physically. This transformation of matter into light, and vice versa, demonstrates the interconnectedness of all things and the illusory nature of solid matter.

The concept of “dark matter” further underscores this reality. dark matter, which constitutes 95% of the universe, is impervious to conventional forces like radiation and electromagnetic waves. My name, when invoked, transforms substances into dark matter, rendering them immune to decay and harmful influences. This explains why substances like milk remain fresh and why individuals who consume “Blue” (a product associated with Huh Kyung young) are protected from radiation and electromagnetic damage.

The natural forces of the universe, such as gravity and electromagnetism, operate differently at the micro-level. While gravity governs the fall of a rock, if that rock is pulverized into nanoparticles, it becomes susceptible to electromagnetic forces. Nanoparticles, which are smaller than 200 nanometers, can penetrate the skin and circulate throughout the body, highlighting the pervasive nature of these minute particles. The scale of these particles extends from micrometers to nanometers, angstroms (one hundred-billionth of a meter), and even picometers (one trillionth of a meter), reaching the realm of “atto” (one hundred-quintillionth of a meter). At these infinitesimal scales, matter essentially becomes light, demonstrating that the boundaries between matter and energy are fluid.

Human scientific understanding, limited to concepts like “eok-jo-gyeong” (a large number in Korean numerology), pales in comparison to the vastness of these cosmic scales. The divine realm encompasses numbers far beyond human comprehension, such as “hae-ja-yang-gu-gan-jeong-jae-geuk-gang-a-ra-bul-mu-muryang-su,” which represent progressively smaller units of existence. This profound understanding of the universe’s intricate structure underscores the importance of spiritual longing over material obsession.

The Illusion of Fantasy and the Reality of Divine Communication
The notion that fantasy novels and films are inspired by alien telepathy or extraterrestrial realities is a misconception. All human creative works, including fantasy, religious scriptures like the Tripitaka Koreana and the Bible, and even academic dissertations, fall under the category of “soseol” (fiction). The term “soseol” literally means “fabricated” or “not factual.” These creations stem from human “o-yok” (five desires) and the “o-on” (five aggregates of form, sensation, perception, mental formations, and consciousness).

True “daeseol” (great discourse) is direct communication from the Divine Being, which is always factual and aligns with the cosmic order. Extraterrestrial beings, contrary to popular fantasy, resemble humans in appearance, differing only in their eternal nature and lack of aging. Their “space suits” should not be mistaken for their true forms.

The pursuit of “daeuisim” (great doubt) and “daebunsim” (great indignation) leads one beyond the confines of earthly existence and into the realm of Baekgung (Heaven). These profound inquiries, when pursued to their logical conclusion, reveal the interconnectedness of all things with the spiritual world. The puzzles of existence ultimately lead to Baekgung, the true home of the soul.

The Miracle of Empathy and the Path to Divine Connection
Empathy is a miraculous force that can transform human interactions and even manifest divine intervention. The biblical account of the feeding of the five thousand, where Jesus multiplied five loaves and two fish, is a prime example of the “miracle of empathy.” This miracle occurred not through Jesus’s inherent power as the Son, but through the genuine empathy of a child who offered his meager meal. This act of selfless giving, born of empathy, resonated with the divine energy present in Jesus, who at that time was still praying to the Father for sustenance.

Similarly, the story of Andrew Carnegie and his empathetic security guard illustrates the transformative power of empathy in the secular world. The guard’s diligent and selfless service, driven by empathy for the company, deeply moved Carnegie, who ultimately bequeathed a significant portion of his wealth to him. This demonstrates that empathy, when combined with the “three great minds” (Daebunsim, Daeuisim, Daebalsim), can lead to profound personal and societal transformation.

Daeuisim, or great doubt, is not merely skepticism but a scientific inquiry that can lead to groundbreaking discoveries. Just as Alexander Fleming’s doubt about mold led to penicillin, so too can profound questioning lead to scientific breakthroughs. However, even scientific giants like Einstein, after years of research, recognized the limitations of human understanding and the existence of a divine force. His exploration of Buddhist concepts like “il-mi-jin-jung-ham-si-bang” (a speck of dust containing the universe) reflects this realization.

Humans are not accidental creations but divine artworks, designed to yearn for an eternal home beyond Earth. This innate longing for a celestial abode is why we feel a sense of nostalgia when gazing at the night sky. This yearning for our true home, Baekgung, is a fundamental aspect of our spiritual nature.

Empathy can even disarm those with malicious intent. The anecdote of a robber who, upon encountering an empathetic victim, transforms from an aggressor into a compassionate individual, highlights the profound impact of genuine understanding and connection. This underscores the importance of cultivating empathy in all interactions, recognizing the inherent humanity in every individual, regardless of their actions.

The Nature of Ghosts and the Power of Divine Intervention
Ghosts are not merely disembodied spirits but possess both a spirit (yeong) and a soul (hon). The notion that ghosts lack a spirit is a falsehood. The spirit allows them to comprehend their past actions and the reasons for their current state, leading to endless regret. These lingering spirits can attach themselves to individuals, causing disharmony in their lives, particularly in relationships. For instance, a deceased spouse’s spirit might interfere with a living partner’s new relationships, driven by unresolved emotions.

These spirits can exert influence, either attracting or repelling individuals. Therefore, it is advisable to avoid creating situations that foster resentment or animosity with others. Ghosts also possess a distinct odor, which can be perceived by those sensitive to such phenomena. This “ghostly scent” can induce nausea in some individuals. However, through divine intervention, these spirits can be expelled, eliminating their influence and the associated odor.

The Neutralization of Gifts and the Importance of Detachment
Gifts received are also subject to neutralization, meaning their energetic properties are balanced. The act of giving and receiving inherently involves a form of exchange, creating a connection between individuals. Therefore, a gift, even if not directly purchased, is still neutralized. There is no need to feel burdened or overly concerned about the energetic implications of receiving gifts.

It is crucial to avoid excessive attachment to material possessions, whether they are personal belongings or found money. While returning large sums of money is a moral imperative, minor amounts can be used with a clear conscience, as long as the intention is pure. Overly scrupulous behavior regarding small sums of money can be counterproductive and indicative of an unhealthy attachment to wealth.

The Evolution of Divine Authority and the Analogy of the Persimmon Tree
The divine presence, though currently in a phase of humility and accessibility, will eventually manifest its full authority. Just as a persimmon tree appears barren and unremarkable in winter but becomes laden with fruit and commands respect in autumn, so too will the divine authority be revealed in due course.

During the initial stages, the divine interacts with humanity in a familiar and approachable manner, akin to the “Sermon on the Mount” where the divine spoke directly to the people. This period of “friendly engagement” allows for a deeper connection and understanding. However, as the number of followers grows and the global landscape shifts, the divine will assume a more formal and authoritative role. This will involve changes in attire, seating arrangements, and the protocols for interacting with world leaders.

This transition from humility to authority is a natural progression, necessary for the divine to effectively guide and unify the world. The current phase, though seemingly humble, is a crucial period of preparation and growth, much like the winter dormancy of the persimmon tree. The true splendor and power of the divine will be unveiled when the time is ripe, just as the persimmon tree reveals its bounty in autumn, commanding reverence and admiration.

Script: 341st Heo Kyung-young Sky Palace Sunday Lecture (February 11, 2024)

Fri, September 27, 2024, 2:07 PM ・ 81 minutes 48 seconds

00:02
I welcome and congratulate you for diligently coming to this place, the Sky Palace at Seongsan Sacred Site Umyeongji, to pay your respects to the Divine One during the Lunar New Year holiday of the Year of Gapjin.

00:23
If you apply Heo Kyung-young to any material, it does not rot. For the past year, we have been drinking milk that is over a year old and infused with Heo Kyung-young, and we are becoming healthier.
This is the Unified Field that Einstein sought so desperately.
Today, the Divine Being who governs the universe is holding the 341st Hanwoo event to communicate with us.
I ask all of you watching on YouTube to show your appreciation with enthusiastic applause.

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 00:58
It is nice to meet you. It is a miracle that ten million people, who will become archangels in the future, are gathered here in a traditional Korean house.
This is truly amazing. You are truly people with the greatest luck among all luck.
However, Heaven did not choose you; understand?
You passed that test, understand? So, people who go to church or go to that place were not chosen because they received special treatment.
Some of them think they were saved because they are special.
That is not the case. None of those people have been saved yet.
Understood? There are now those who have been saved among those who came to the Heavenly Palace; understand?
So, look up and read Ecclesiastes 3:11. What you like is different from what the God-Man likes.
Understood? You have come to meet the God-Man by making your own efforts and accumulating blessings.

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 02:26
So, you were holding your lamps without letting the oil run dry, understood?
The lazy people are wandering around over there. 8 billion people are doing that. I have come, but you don’t know, do you?
There is no way to know. Those people are Chapter 3, Verse 11.

02:43
This is Ecclesiastes 3:11. God has made everything beautiful in its time. He has also put a longing for the soul in the heart of man.

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 02:56
That’s enough. So, why did God give people a heart that desires material things? You are not desiring material things.
You are being dragged along by them because you need them immediately; material things are not objects of desire.
But Abraham desires Isaac? Do you understand?
That is what is leading to World War III. He simply desired his own child too much.
That is what I am saying. You should desire spiritual things, so why desire carnal things?
Isn’t that right? That is why he drives out his firstborn son, Ishmael.
He also drives out Hagar, the wife who bore him that firstborn son.
Going out into the wilderness is scary with wild beasts, but he drove her out, regardless of whether she lived or died, and fell for Isaac.
Is it right to commit such a sin? That is what is currently foreshadowing World War III.
That is right, that is right. Those Arabs are sitting there holding the oil that comes out and is being used by people all over the world.
That’s right, you have to put that oil into the lamp.

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 04:14
You have to lift it up and hold it for them to know I am coming, right? But they have seized control of the oil and are preventing us from mining lamps.
So, does Israel produce oil or not? It doesn’t
. Does Israel have lamps? No. Can they light them? They can’t mine them. They can’t meet me.
So, are there many people who have come here from that side? Do you think I was born over there? I drew a picture yesterday, which you all are good at.
What is this? The Mediterranean Sea, right? This is the Mediterranean Sea.
Right? This is Israel. It looks like this. There is Mount Hermon here, 2818 megabytes. Our Mount Baekdu is 270, 100 megabytes smaller than this.
The gate coming down from here is the
Jordan River. What kind of lake is this? It is the Sea of ​​Galilee. It is bigger than the Sea of ​​Galilee. What is here?
Galilee is here. So it is here. And what is here when you come here?
Jerusalem is here. Next to it is Beth-em. Bethlehem.

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 05:37
So, I was born in Bethlehem 2,000 years ago, and I’m proud of that.
There is also Nazareth here. Nazareth is separated again.
So, I grew up in Nazareth and things like that. But to be born in Bethlehem… I was born in Seoul, wasn’t I?
Right, right. I was born in Seoul, at Jungnang Bridge on the outskirts of Seoul.
That was my Bethlehem 2,000 years ago. Right, isn’t it? Born right next to the capital.
On the outskirts of the capital, outside the four major walls. That is outside Dongdaemun. It
is not the Seoul of old. Right, isn’t it? It is born outside the city walls. Outside the walls of Bethlehem.
I mean outside the walls of Jerusalem. I was born there 2,000 years ago, and after being born, I went to Nazareth to live.
And then I went to the Sea of ​​Galilee and was very active. I went back and forth between these three places.
So, it is exactly the same as me going to Jinju to grow up. I was born in Seoul, went to the countryside to grow up; the setting is similar then and now.
As I came this way, my growth process is like this.

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 06:54
It seems as though I forgot in Galilee, or as though I forgot in Bethlehem, or as though I stayed at Lazarus.
That is true. Regarding these three places, when I went to Jerusalem, when I went to the temple, I went somewhere else; when I went to Bethlehem, I stayed at Lazarus’s house.
So, my range of movement is quite predictable. However, the mountain descending from Mount Helimon in Galilee always has snow piled up 12 months a year.
This is melted snow water. Snow and water come down, and there is a society right here below.
Then, what is the difference between the Dead Sea and the Sea of ​​Galilee? The Dead Sea is a dead sea.
Right? The Dead Sea accepts water flowing down from Galilee and other waters, but the problem is there is no outlet; there is no river flowing out.
If there were a river, society wouldn’t work. You love material things.
As mentioned earlier, if you covet material things, society works. In Galilee, when water comes in, it is sent out.
That is why it can always remain clear.

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 08:11
It can’t become salty water. But if you gather it like this and don’t send the water out, you become a stingy person.
That is why this sea, this lake, becomes a salt lake.
If you send the water out, no matter how salty it is, it will go away. And new melted ice water will come in.
Also, water cannot always be saltwater. So, there are several seas in the Middle East like the West Sea, but none of them have an outlet.
They are all twisted. Do you understand? No matter how much saltwater it is, if it rains heavily, there must be a place for the river water to flow out so the saltwater drains away and turns back into fresh water, right?
But since there has been no outlet for thousands of years, that makes one greedy.
That is becoming like Abraham. It is coveting material things.
Do you understand? Whether that person is a concubine, a servant, or a slave, you should not differentiate the value of the human being themselves. The
reason Judaism fails to shine in the world is that it faces too much discrimination by including human classes.
That’s right. “Those people are descendants of Islam. We are the chosen people.
Those people are the absolute lowest of the low.”

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 09:25
Because they discriminated like this, 6 million people died at the hands of Hitler, and Judaism still hasn’t come to its senses.
Even now, whether they have come to their senses or not, they haven’t. They always covet material things, not souls.
Do they think holding money all over the world is the only way to solve the problem? I have come here to unleash a thunderbolt.
So, did I reshape this place 2,000 years ago? This side is in the center, but we have the sea on this side.
Mount Baekdu is in the exact same location. It is the water flowing down from there.
So, regarding Israel and me, I am here on opposite sides.
The end of the earth, the very end of the Far East. So, where did I say it was?
This place. But Israel is not a market place. It is the end of Asia.
Do you understand? Across this side is Europe. Across this Mediterranean is Europe.
Right, isn’t it? So, there are various reasons why I came here to Israel at that time.
I said the reason I came here now is this. When looking at Asia like this, isn’t this Europe?
This is the Korean Peninsula.

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 10:50
There is this last Medima fingerprint here. This is South Korea, understand? North Korea doesn’t exist.
No matter how hard you try to see what’s there, nothing gathers. Is there power here or not?
Have there been that many instances where people from Chungcheong-do became president? They do create it.
They do create it. Since this fingerprint is moving, right, right, they created it, but feng shui-wise, this place cannot exert power. The place where the Taebaek Mountains end exactly is Gyeongsang-do. The place where
the Taebaek Mountains end exactly is Jeolla-do. Gyeongsang-do and Jeolla-do exert power, but they provide loyalty or a three-way intersection in the middle, understand? The people are good and they provide a three-way intersection, but it is not at the very end of the region where the fingerprint is located.
Still, Chungcheong-do is included in the fingerprint. Since it is South Korea, this is the Demilitarized Zone.
This fingerprint, this one isn’t bending; the head at the end here is South Korea, isn’t it?
That South Korea has power. So, if you all use this fingerprint to covet material things, World War III will come, understand? Therefore, you must keep a certain distance from material things.

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 12:18
Understood? If you covet material things, you won’t be able to live because of the stress. That is why Ecclesiastes 3:11 says we are meant to covet the soul.
In this world, everything has a fixed lifespan. But rather than that, you covet the soul. Even if you were given the whole earth, you would still be dissatisfied. Even
if you were given all the women in the world to one person, you would still be dissatisfied. Do you understand what I mean?
Try giving three men and one woman to one person; you would still be dissatisfied, right? So, this world was never designed to make us covet material things, but you are heading in the direction of coveting them.
That is the end times. Understood? That is why Abraham asked his mother to let him have a child, Isaac, and she allowed him to.
She didn’t even want to give him one, but at the very end, when he turned 100, she gave him a gift to celebrate his 100th birthday. People
thought he had finally matured, but even at 100, he apologized to his eldest son, Ishmael, and drove him out because he was Egyptian.
Right? That is when racial discrimination began. This isn’t someone who longs for a soul.
You’re making too much of a bonsai out of the ear of grain. What are you saying you’re making with a bonsai ear of grain?

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 13:42
Bonsai.
You see, bonsai is about whether you can make this into a big tree. It just turns a person into a complete idiot. That’s how you make a mama’s boy. When Ishmael is by his side, and Sagar and Hagar are there, Isaac can become a giant tree. Right? He
should be running around with his older brother, calling him “brother,” but he just sits there all alone, with no peers his own age. Right?
That’s not how you should raise a child. Because he is a child of a slave, he has his own blood, but the Egyptians take it and say, “He came out of the Egyptians,”
and send him away. That is why he is being exploited by the Egyptians now.
He goes to Egypt and lives as a slave, living as a slave for hundreds of years, doing it every day.
So, those who covet the flesh will have problems coveting the soul.
Understood? That is why, even though today is Lunar New Year’s Day, there are many people who have gone insane because they coveted the flesh until now.
Just don’t worry about things like being cheated out of money or having a hard time making ends meet. Understood?
The soul isn’t eternal. You understand that, right?

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 15:04
So, the eternal is waiting for us, and entering that path brings happiness.
Therefore, what you must have is

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 15:27
You ten-year-old, the crosses you’re talking about are three, right? There are three crosses.
And underneath them is money. This is money. Let’s crack open a shell for money. Shells were money in the old days.
That’s why we use this when we talk about wealth. That’s the interest, isn’t it?
Is there a cross engraved on this money or not? This is the character for “heart.”
In our hearts, the mind that thinks about money is at the bottom.
The mind that thinks about the Cross and the Trinity is at the top. It is the Trinity.
One, two, three crosses, that’s right. That’s right. Then humans must have great resolve.
Great resolve… no, if you saw Ishmael being abandoned, Hagari would have said, “Honey, why are you driving Ishmael out just because he is an Egyptian?
That cannot be done. For our Isaac to become a proper human being, he needs an older brother.” She
was debating whether to do it or not, but since Abraham wanted to throw him away, now he is abandoning God as well.
That’s right, isn’t it? So, what do I say later? Bring Isaac here immediately, slice him with a knife, burn him in the fire, and send him up to me.

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 16:44
That’s right, isn’t it? That is because Abraham abandoned Hagar and Ishmael.
He is making them taste the consequences. The child had grown up quite a bit, but he ordered him to kill him, cut off the flesh and bones, and burn them. He said, “
What kind of madness have you become for material things of the flesh? This is the punishment I have sent from heaven. Do you understand?”
However, he spared them because they came and raised the knife. You can just look at it as that is how it turned out.
Understood? So, regarding great indignation, when you see something unjust, your heart must be greatly stirred.
That’s right, that’s right. Next, you must have great doubt. You understand what great doubt means, right? You must have great doubt, but what is this doubt?

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 17:43
Great Doubt. Does Heaven truly exist? What is this White Palace and the Blind Banner? What is this Archangel? This gives angels.
We cannot see this from a human perspective, so why doesn’t the milk spoil? This is a great doubt. Right or wrong. This great doubt is not just an ordinary doubt.
You must doubt it deeply. Do you understand? Then, if you decide to raise money to publish this in Harvard University or some science journal like Nature in the US, you must run around resolving this doubt.
Right, right. Oh my, Shin-hee has created the Elixir of Immortality, but do I have to go around verifying it one by one? You must have a great doubt.
Great doubt. Why doesn’t it spoil? This cannot exist according to science.
Oh my, how does that person command the heavenly host and angels? Oh my, they are putting in Archangels.
This is not fake. If it were fake, would anyone pay 100 million won to take it?
No, they wouldn’t. There is no room for doubt.

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 18:48
He calls me every day. He called again today saying that he fell down, and something immediately caught him. He said something
snapped him right up. He said it was the first time something like this had happened to him.
He wasn’t wearing a seatbelt, and while everyone else was thrown out, he alone didn’t—only the Archangel didn’t get thrown out.
He said he couldn’t tell what had caught him. He wasn’t wearing a seatbelt, but he got a call saying he was on a bus when it came crashing, and everyone else got thrown out,
but he didn’t. Then he asked, “Since so many people were thrown out, why didn’t you get thrown out? Why are you asking me?”
That is the Archangel. You understand now, right? So, you have to do a great doubt about this. The question is,
how did this happen? Next are the three major things.
You know what I mean, right? Great awakening. As I said a moment ago, just like Ecclesiastes 3:11 says, you have been made to long for the soul, not for material things. Right, isn’t that right? You must realize that.

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 20:04
Great Renewed Heart. That’s right. I realized I’ve been harboring a rotten heart all this time. I
need to change. Imagine a divorced man who meets a new woman, but he just can’t bring himself to cut her off.
His wife hates him to the very end. But when I look at it this way, this divorced man isn’t just a divorced man; his wife died
a long time ago. And inside that house where his wife died, ghosts are clinging everywhere.
When I look at it this way, isn’t that right? But the third woman he meets hates him intensely.
He doesn’t realize it, does he? He keeps hating her without knowing why.
But when I look at it this way, what is the cause? The ancestors of the deceased woman are clinging to him and tormenting him.
And if you go near him, there is a ghost smell. If you ride in a car with someone possessed by a ghost, the ghost smell makes you constantly nauseous. You just feel
nauseous. So, you can’t even describe the smell. You just feel like vomiting.
I know this because I’ve dug up a lot of graves. Back when I went to work on relocating graves, they would say things
like, “The grave site is wrong.”

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 21:20
Still, digging up a grave that isn’t even a year old—how much of a ghost smell could there be?
But, but even though there is that ghost smell, this woman says that when she is next to that man, the ghost smell persists.
All the time. Why is that? Well, since I cast the ghost out, I get anxious about whether assassination will happen or not.
Got it? The characteristic of a ghost is that it emits a smell, got it? So, with a great resolve, if you stop clinging to material things and cling to the soul, you become a spirit.
I am going toward the sky to Baekbong Heaven. Just like in Ecclesiastes Chapter 3, I yearn for the soul. If I lose, all of this will disappear.
Right. Right. That is why I have no worries even when haters harass me; I have nothing to lose in this world.
And the fact that you all look at me strangely is similar to ants badmouthing me. Do you think I’ll get stressed?
Even if a grandson climbs on a grandfather’s beard and says, “Grandpa, why are you so ugly?”
I don’t get stressed. Hey, do you know how to analyze a grandfather’s face?

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 22:35
I can’t analyze it, but there’s no doubt that Grandpa is ugly. Even so, does Grandpa get stressed? No, he doesn’t.
But if his wife said, “Your head is ugly,” that could cause stress.
Right, right. So, if humans, for example, a swarm of ants, were to hate me and throw me into prison, would I suffer?
I wouldn’t suffer even in prison, and I wouldn’t suffer even when I’m out. I’ve experienced poverty, and as a teenager, I went to school without a uniform in front of women, and even though it was embarrassing, I still went out. Later, I was embarrassed walking around in a patchwork uniform.
Even after enduring all that shame, I wasn’t ashamed at all. I thought, “I have to do this.
I have to walk this path among these people so that I can know what it’s like to be hungry, know what it’s like for others to struggle, and understand everything, right?” If you grew up in a royal palace like Siddhartha Gautama, what would you know?
You understand. One day, Siddhartha Gautama got into a fight with Devadat.
Devadat tried to assassinate Siddhartha Gautama until he died, but in the end, he couldn’t kill him.

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 23:48
Got it? That Devadartha is older than Shakyamuni. He is his older brother, but he is the son of Shakyamuni’s uncle.
They grew up together in the kingdom. However, ever since they were young, he would only try to kill Shakyamuni and fight him all the time.
So, one day, the King saw Shakyamuni—who never fought with others in his life—getting into a huge brawl with his older brother.
Shakyamuni looked on with satisfaction. Why would King Kapilavastu be watching him? He thought, “I was worried that Shakyamuni might become a monk, but seeing him charge at his brother like a sharp sword, use martial arts, and fall down together, I realize he has the temperament of a hero.” He was
very pleased. You get it, right? Devadartha is the person who spent his entire life trying to assassinate Shakyamuni, even after Shakyamuni became a monk.
He was such a Devadatta, but because Shakyamuni grew up in such a good environment, the king was envious even of his fighting skills. “
Oh my, my son is finally showing his masculine side. He is finally showing his warrior spirit.”

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 25:04
That can happen, right? But even so, within that, even though Shakyamuni seemed to know absolutely nothing about women, no matter how many sacrificial women were placed beside him to help him learn, Shakyamuni wouldn’t fall over; he wouldn’t fall over.
However, Devadatta only tormented prostitutes. He insisted that the sacrificial woman, who was
sick and dying, refrain from sexual relations with him, causing her to be on the verge of death. Because he would call upon the sick and dying sacrificial woman and engage in such behavior, Shakyamuni became enraged and smashed his face.
His older brother—his cousin, and his father—were like absolute thieves, and Devadatta was also very vicious.
That is the great enrage in the realm of righteousness. You understand, right? It’s not about personal selfishness; it means that humans treat slaves like that just because they are slaves.
Those maids are slaves. So do you know what he said while getting beaten up? He said, “Hey, you punk, are maids people? I sleep with maids, so why are you picking a fight? Aren’t you a prince too?” So he replied, “Brother, no matter how much of a maid she is, she is a person. You have to treat her the same.”

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 26:22.
Yes, that is possible. That is why, even while growing up in such a good environment, she gradually develops this great resolve.
It arises voluntarily. You understand, right? Her sense of justice is extraordinary, you understand, right? So, this great resolve, great doubt, and great awakening are the three major hearts. They are the hearts that those who yearn for souls must possess.
Understood? So, regarding the sin of Israel driving out Hagar and rejecting Ishmael—their firstborn son, because he had the blood of an Egyptian woman mixed in—a Third World War could break out in the Middle East right now.
And they are blocking our logistics. That is where it starts.
That fight between brothers is heading toward World War III. But I am here.
I have come and am watching them fight right now. I saw it 2,000 years ago, and I saw it 4,000 years ago.
The time of Abraham was before that, wasn’t it? I saw it then, too.
Understood? The war from 4,000 years ago is still ongoing, and now it holds the lives of all humanity in its hands.
Understood? Do not forget Ecclesiastes 3:11.

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 27:41
When we created you, we made you yearn for the soul, but where has it gone? It
has gone materially. You are obsessed with material things. You can’t even take your bank account with you when you die, right? Is a bank account eternal? Is anything in this world eternal or not?
Let’s go with a peaceful mind. Even if I have nothing to take with me, I feel at ease.
I am going to the White Palace, Heaven. I have boarded the train to the soul.
Good. Not good. You are happy, very happy. Very. That is why you all should be happy.
Still, time is passing, and my ears are getting light. The host asked, “What, why did you write down and buy something before? You bought it?”
Then we

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 28:40
You know what to write on Ilmidam, right? What should I write on Ilmidam?

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 28:52
Right? One speck of dust, a pearl, within ten eons. What is
inside a single speck of dust? The universe, the ten eons, refers to the universe.
So, the universe exists within a single speck of dust. Right. A cell that falls from here—that is, an atom, a quantum, you understand?
There is quantum mechanics. This quantum is different from
this quantum. It is different from this quantum. This quantum is inside your cells.
Understood? You have neutrons, right? Yes, there are neutrons. There are also neutrons and electrons.
These three move around inside our bodies. When these three gather, it becomes a cell, a cell nucleus.
Quantum, neutron, electron. But this quantum, which is called quantum mechanics, refers to subatomic particles, you understood, right? There are microparticles, these very small microparticles. Microparticles, you understand, right? It refers to
microparticles, subatomic particles. So, in quantum mechanics, if this small quantum keeps getting smaller, it becomes a quark.
It becomes a piq. Then it changes into a feature, you understand it as a biter.
So, you can put it into electricity. You can convert it into electricity.

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 30:22
So, if you use your mother’s cell phone in the US, she appears on the phone as light. That actual object becomes light and is displayed on the phone; they converted it into light.
But later, it will be possible for her actual body to come in three dimensions.
I’m saying that era is coming. Then the machine has to be big. Now, the grandmother and mother suddenly appear there. The mother opens the door and crawls out from inside the refrigerator. Then she says, “Oh, I didn’t bring my handbag. Okay, I’ll go back and be right back.” So she goes back into the machine, waits a minute, goes back to the US to get the cell phone, and arrives after another minute.
Otherwise, she makes a call. “Hey, send that handbag.” Then, they put it into the machine and send it, and the handbag arrives in one second.

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 31:07
You can go and come back, or you can spend time there—isn’t that right? But the more you go back and forth like that, the better it is for your body. An era where your body gets better is coming.
So, right now, when a video appears on your phone, you see the face of someone in America.
However, that face was created as light and arrived here.
It has been stamped all the way up to that point. Humans, you are currently in that world.
Understand? Quantum mechanics—these subatomic particles, these subatomic particles—will cause a revolution in your universe in the future, understand?
For 2,000 years, your lives will change drastically.
So, it means that a single speck of dust contains this universe.
Understand? So, don’t focus too much on material things anymore.
You must yearn for the soul. Understood? Who made that?
I made it all, understand? So, after this valuable Lunar New Year, may it become a valuable year, understand?

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 32:25
I feel a bit awkward, so I think I should end it here.

32:29
Ah, yes. Humans must yearn for the soul. Therefore, one must possess these three things: great resolve, great determination, and great conviction.
You have given us valuable teachings as we welcome the New Year of the Year of the Dragon.
Please give us a round of applause in gratitude once again. Thank you.
We will now begin the Q&A session. Also, we cannot offer a token of appreciation today.
Please do so. I will go first with my question.

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 33:09
It’s because of the election. We have to change things and move forward.

Attendees 3 33:13
Hello. Mr. Heo Kyung-young, today I have a question regarding the relationship between fantasy novels and aliens.
People deeply immersed in conspiracy theories often say this about fantasy novels and movies: “
Fantasy creations are filled with things that cannot realistically exist, such as wizards, zombies, giants, and dwarves.
People praise the creativity of the authors for this.
However, there is nothing new under the sun. Those authors did not create something that did not exist in the world.
The truth is aliens. The famous authors who laid the foundation for fantasy creations are actually figures chosen by the heavens, having received inspiration into their brains through telepathy from aliens.
And to those aliens who provided that inspiration, that fantasy is reality on their Earth.”
Conspiracy theorists make these claims to emphasize that there are limits to human creativity.
My question is: I am curious to hear your expert opinion on whether fantasy creations on Earth are truly based on the 1% of human creativity or on the reality of an alien planet.

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 34:17
You all need to understand this well. Listen carefully.
Where does it start? It starts with novels, and that is how writing begins.
Even fantasy is a novel. Why use this small piece? You are currently learning the Great Novel.
The conversation you have with a newcomer of the Great Novel is the Great Novel. Right or wrong, it is a novel. Fantasy, the Tripitaka Koreana, the Bible—everything falls under the category of novels. God speaking directly to God—this is the Great Novel.
Do you understand what I mean? Even the academic papers written by scholars belong to this category of novels.
None of them align with the providence of the universe. Got it? Aliens look identical to humans. You understand,
right? They don’t look strange. That is a mistake you are all making.
You shouldn’t mistake the sight of someone wearing a spacesuit for an alien.
When we fly to the moon, we cover our faces with something strange, don’t we?
So if they appear, can we call that our human form? Their heads are this big, and their bodies… well, you know. So you shouldn’t mistake their disguised appearance for an alien. Even
when they go to the White Army, they look like humans.

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 35:45
It’s just that he’s handsome, got it? But instead, there is a characteristic where while the cells of the White Palace age and the life of the White Palace dies, the life of the White Dog is eternal.
This place has a finite characteristic; it has limits.
So, no matter how much you struggle in this world, all matter will eventually disappear.
Therefore, novels are entirely creations made by humans through their five desires.
Then where does this come from? What is this? It comes from the Five. If it comes from the Five Origins, what is the Five? It is
perception, sensation, volition, consciousness. What is this? It means imagining, right?
Is perception, volition, consciousness the Five Origins? Color is missing. Color goes in here.
Color, sensation, volition, form, consciousness—1, 2, 3, 4, 5—material, sensation, perception, reaction, information. Humans use these to create things like fantasy.
What emerges from this is the small element attached. That is why it is a novel. It is not a grand novel, nor is it a medium novel.
So, why is the small element attached to a novel? It means it is fabricated.

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 37:32
It means that manipulation is not a fact. If a fact is attached, a ‘great’ must be attached.
‘Great writing,’ you understand? Why is it ‘Great writing’? It is the masses. It is the masses.
What do the masses do? Mass speeches are ‘Great writings.’ Speaking to the masses is not like writing a novel; it is not like that.
There is no lecture on things like aliens appearing or whatever.
Mass speeches are always bound to be factual.
Understood? So, ‘Great writings’ are actual events, and novels are fake.
There is no truth there. Understood? So, you understood that the character for ‘small’ (so) is used, right?
So, it is something created fakely to use the interlude for our enjoyment.
That is why that character is attached, understood? So, everything is created in the virtual realm.
That is why we imagine the form, sensation, perception, volition, and consciousness created by On. Form comes from the pronunciation of ‘form,’ sensation, perception, volition, and consciousness’ (o, o, seo, yeo, *
s They say that the 108 afflictions originate in Buddhism.
This is philosophical.

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 39:06
This kind of philosophy is of no use to you going through the world. You
understand, right? I’m saying just keep it in mind as common sense. That is why that cucumber created this novel, and that is what created this scientific civilization we have today.
You understand, right? However, the Great Resolve, the Great Awakening, and the Great Doubt are very interested in leaving Earth.
The world outside of Earth, you understand? There is no answer to that Great Doubt and Great Resolve on this Earth.
You all wonder why milk doesn’t spoil, why lumps of iron don’t rot, why the sound of a car engine changes because of the name Heo Kyung-young. If you doubt, there is heaven there, and the end of that doubt is the White Palace.
Right, right, got it. So, the Great Resolve, the Great Awakening, and the Great Awakening are ultimately connected to the White Palace, the world of souls.
If you dig into that, where does the puzzle connect? The puzzle is connected to the White Palace, Heaven.
You understand, right? I don’t know if you understand. I’m explaining it quite simply.

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 40:27
If I tell you a little about Buddhism, you understand it quickly rather than listening to guests for a long time. Since you say you understand Buddhist stories quickly, you get it, right?
But if you go to a monk and just listen, it’s confusing. I am someone who speaks in a very easy-to-understand way.
Got it? Okay.

40:51
Yes, thank you. Next, Mr. Choi Seon-woo has a question.

Attendees 4 41:01
Jesus told those who argued to stone the adulterous woman to remain silent and that the one without sin should cast the first stone.
The Second Coming Jesus, the God of God, judges as the Trinity and cancels the wheat.
The God of God is the Lord of all things and the Father. He is the number one in every field.
The unity of the God of God transcends science and the universe. It is said that He will appear in the years of Gapjin and Eulsa as the sole subject in a world rampant with conflict and famine, where there are only figures like bonsai trees; thus, the world will become one family, and the male will become the center of the world like a fingerprint and a seal.
The human heart is vast; even if the entire earth were given, it could not satisfy it. It longs for the soul, and only the White Palace Heaven given by God and Man can satisfy it.
The suffering of God and Man was something no one could endure, and the anti-thieves of falsehood will be judged.
Here is a question. The mistakes and discrimination of Abraham, the father of faith, created sworn enemies, and the son of Adam, the ancestor of humanity, became a criminal of sin through envy and jealousy.

Attendees 4 42:17
Yetoin Everyone in this world has wounds. Improving empathy is desperately needed.
What should be done? God

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 42:28
Uh, actually, I have to gather Harvard professors and give a lecture.
Understand? So, the person giving the lecture probably won’t find it very interesting. People who have great doubt, or have great resolve, or great determination, need to sit there and stare intently. Right
? But since you have accumulated all kinds of blessings and are now entering Heaven, well, it might not be very fun, but knowing this will still be helpful to you in the end.
Where did I say the place in Israel where I was most active 2,000 years ago was? It was Galilee.
In Galilee, there was a hill overlooking the Sea of ​​Galilee like this.
On the grassy field, there was the miracle of the five loaves and two fish, right? The miracle of the five loaves and two fish, right there.

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 43:44
That’s right. Even though the miracle of the five loaves of bread and two fish occurred, and even though they showed that miracle, it was on the shores of the Sea of ​​Galilee—by the lake, on a hill overlooking the Sea of ​​Galilee. They
say He fed these 5,000 people from that hill. This is empathy, you understand, right? It is a miracle of empathy. You understand, right? It is a miracle of empathy. With
these five loaves of bread, whose lunchbox was it that was given? It is a child’s lunchbox. A child gave it to Jesus, saying, “Jesus, you must be hungry.” They say that even after feeding 5,000 people, 12 loaves of rice remained.
This doesn’t mean the people fed were 5,000. It is 5,000 men alone .
Women were not counted as people of that time. And children were also excluded from the calculation.
So, the people gathered must have been as many as 6,500.
Women didn’t usually follow Jesus to listen to lectures like that.
You understand, right? There were still about a thousand women at that time.
Why did they come following their husbands? So, a woman came, and what she had was something to eat.

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 45:12
Since women brought packed lunches and things like that to feed the babies, there was no reason to give to the women.
So, they excluded that number. It says there were only 5,000 men. Understood
? Then, out of those 5,000 or so men, 500 were given, and a connection formed between this little boy and Jesus.
Understood? Then that connection creates a miracle. It is a miracle of connection.
So, normally, if I were always going around and people were following me, would I have been given food every day? Would I have always asked for 500 to feed them? No, the miracle happened only on that day.
At that time, Jesus was not the Father, the Son, or the Holy Spirit. Right or wrong. It
was a time when people would pray to heaven saying they were hungry. It was a time when they would pray, “Please, give our disciples something to eat.”
Then, they would find something to beg for somewhere else.
But on that day, the little boy, admirably, came before Jesus and offered his meal to eat.
This is how a miracle happens. Understood? So, you guys might be really shocked by that grandfather’s grandson.

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 46:32
Then later, you might think, “I’ll just give the entire inheritance to that grandson instead of giving it to the son.” But you should just give the inheritance directly to the grandson. If
the grandson is so admirable and goes around saying only what pleases his grandfather, then the son is hardly visible.
It is similar to wanting to give everything to the grandson. So, in heaven, at that time, I was the Father, right?
I brought the body of Jesus, but the Father is attached to me.
The Son, the Father, and the Holy Spirit are present. By infusing this energy, that miracle happened.
Understood? So, that miracle doesn’t happen continuously.
It happens once. This is called the miracle of empathy. Miracles happen when there is empathy. Understood?
Carnegie joined a steel company as a security guard. He went in as a security guard and cleaned diligently every day. When the funeral director was about to come out, even though he was just a security guard and should have only been used for outside security, he was cleaning inside the factory to stay there.

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 47:42
So, when the chairman arrived, this guy would come an hour early and finish cleaning, and that was Carnegie.
But the chairman heard the rumor that Carnegie’s security guard always came an hour early to clean the office and do everything.
Right. So, perhaps because the chairman felt empathy, what did he do when he died? He gave all his steel company shares to that security guard.
That is how Carnegie became a tycoon. Do you understand? What is it?
He felt empathy because his son was a thief, always going around causing trouble with money or whatever, so he gave some to his son, but the person he gave the most to was Carnegie. Understood?
And he promoted Carnegie, and Carnegie became the chairman. In that steel company, you understand, right?
So, having empathy means that in this society, regarding human relationships—as I mentioned earlier—you have to tie a string to the color of your soul with a great resolve, a great determination, and a great doubt.
Understood? Just having a simple resolve, a great determination, or doubt—that isn’t really a good thing.

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 49:00
When the prefix ‘Dae’ is attached, it means becoming a scientist. ‘Dae-ui-
shim’ (Great Doubt) is like asking, “How on earth did penicillin come out?” Right? It came out of disassembly and analysis. It was mold, that’s right. So, one who practices ‘Dae-ui-shim’ can become a scientist and create world-class inventions.
Right? Right? And after creating it, Amitabha realized that this unified field is inaccessible within the realm of humans.
He came to realize the limitations, that God exists, that the divine world exists.
That’s how Amitabha felt. So, Amitabha went into Buddhism and searched through it, and things like the Three Thousand Great Worlds, One Dust, Three Time Dimensions, and so on came up. Right? That’s how it was, saying that the universe exists within a single speck of dust, and that’s what captivated Einstein. He
wondered if the answer would come from Buddhism, but even there, there is no unified field, no life energy.
Humans are just… humans, right? They just end up researching.
Humans are just… humans. What did Einstein study?

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 50:09
Humans are said to have originated from a tiny amoeba that evolved into a worm, then became something else, and so on, until finally becoming a human.
Humans were born by chance. That is why Astaine, who believes in this, believes in the theory of evolution.
Because he is a scientist. However, in reality, humans were not born by chance.
They came into being as my creation. Do you understand? I have designed the soul to aim toward the eternal world.
I have designed you to go to that White Palace, Heaven.
That is why, when your heart looks up at the sky, you feel a sense of longing.
Why is that? You miss your true home. You think, “Somewhere, somewhere among those stars, there must be a place I need to go.” It doesn’t become, “Oh, this Earth is my home.”
It doesn’t happen like that. When you gaze at the Milky Way, you realize, “Somewhere, I have left my home.
We must walk that path someday.” That is how it happens.
Yes, isn’t that right? That is the kind of feeling that arises. Do you understand?
If you look into the eyes of such a person, they are incredibly beautiful.

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 51:16
In the eyes of such a person, sunlight shines on the space station as the train cuts through the darkness and passes by.
Mom, for a girl like this, the pupils burn, and tears flow in the eyes of a boy who has lost his mother.
Run excitedly. Language Railway 999, run excitedly.
Language Railway 999, Language Railway 999. Right, isn’t it? So, if you look at me, somewhere out there, Mother is calling me.
That is what I mean. That is where you all want to go. When you look toward this world, it is always about money, about having to pay off credit card bills. It’s
just… all sorts of things… But when you look at the Milky Way, you wonder why you came to this world and are suffering like this. Right, isn’t it?
Have hope. I started talking about empathy and ended up singing a song.
Right. Galaxy Express 999 is a comic written as a novel. Still, the fact that they conceived of the Galaxy Express by building a railway in the sky…
isn’t that fun?

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 52:49
It wouldn’t be fun if there were airplanes, but since they set it up as a railway, how beautiful must the conductor on that Galaxy Express be? Right? Isn’t that
right? There must be that ticket-checking, guide woman inside the Galaxy Express. Is she pretty? No, she must be pretty. If you look wrong, you’ll faint. She’s so beautiful that you want to ride the train, right
? Then just go to Volume 10. Got it? I can really relate to all of that. I
relate to that very well. I told you yesterday, didn’t I? The robber was really crazy, and when he said “Hands up,” the victim said they only raised one arm. When he asked
why they wouldn’t raise one arm, they said, “This arm has nerve pain. Ah, something is wrong with the muscle here, so I can’t raise my hand.” They said they could only raise one
side. So the robber said, “I was like that too.” Then the robber said, “This medicine is really good for that area.”
He gave them the medicine he had in his pocket. Then the two just drank coffee together, became friends, and started talking.
So the robber said, “Ah, I shouldn’t have come to this house. I’m sorry for bringing money.”

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 54:10
Well, that’s how mutual empathy was formed. “How long has your shoulder been hurting?” “
It’s been a few years for me.” “It’s been a few years for me too.” “I liked your story.” That’s how they communicated. “
Isn’t that right? Why did you come to rob? Is it because you’re short on money? Your arm is bad, so you can’t use it for manual labor.”
“So this little guy has become your home.” “So, I’ll give you a few pennies.”
They became close. Then, he bowed respectfully and left.
If you look closely, even a thief isn’t a thief if you empathize with them. They are
actually very kind. I noticed this while we were talking. But they said their little one was at school and asked for money. They said they didn’t have any, but they would give one bill.
So they explained that they had come like this and apologized. Empathy is a powerful thing.
So, it is problematic to decide, “That person is a bad person,” or “That person is a good person.”
Do you understand? If you only focus on other people’s weaknesses as you get older, only the thieves are exposed, and robberies only increase.

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 55:16
You get it, right? We should try to empathize with others
as much as possible. Think about how difficult things must be these days for everyone. “I lost 1 million won today, but that’s actually a good thing.
If someone in need found it, how happy they would be to see them.” You have to empathize like that.
In this tough world, if someone loses money that belongs to them, that’s a good thing, isn’t it?
Right? Rather than frowning because you feel bad about losing it, think of it as your monthly earnings. If someone in need finds it, that
makes you feel better. It makes you feel lighthearted. Got it?
Huh?

55:59
I need to move on to the proxy questions. Before I start, I should mention that since today is Lunar New Year, after the Q&A is over, I will invite a few people to upload a few songs for you, Shinin.
I will now upload today’s proxy questions.

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 56:19
If you just look at the sky, you guys are hitting the jackpot.

56:27
Yes, first of all, Angel Ha Young-soon, I am curious if ghosts are active in a state where they consist only of a soul, without a spirit.
It was like this.

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 56:37
Even ghosts have spirits and souls. Understood? Saying that ghosts don’t have spirits is a complete lie.
Understood? Ghosts need to have a spirit in their souls to realize their sins and think about why they became ghosts like this.
That is why the time they spend regretting it is endlessly long, understand?
And regarding your mother’s house, I saw earlier that you said a ghost was attached to that divorced man.
That is why the women he meets aren’t going smoothly. Because a ghost is attached, it interferes with the woman’s body and keeps refusing to do what the woman wants.
Right, isn’t that right? Who would tell you not to do that? Would a ghost feel good about breaking up with your own daughter and meeting another woman?
But a ghost attaches itself, understand? And that ghost plays the role of attaching, or the role of separating, understand? So, if possible, it is best for us not to form such grudges with others.
Understood? What was the question we asked again?

57:57
Ghosts too

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 57:58
And ghosts also remain forever, forever just as they are. Understood? It’s not just the soul. Understood? You all know about the spirit well, but the spirit is the soul-body. Soul-body, understood? When the soul and the body are attached, it is called a spirit. Understood?
So, it is not just the soul. Also

58:21
Yes, next is Angel Lee Hae-yoon, God. Hello. I am Lee Hae-yoon, residing in Tokyo.
I have a question that suddenly occurred to me while eating an apple I received as a gift. In a previous lecture, you mentioned that for those who have received blessings, the blessings are neutralized from the moment they purchase an item and pay for it.
What happens to items received as gifts?

Heo Kyung-young, Shinin-nim 58:47
Receiving a gift is also a form of balance. Understand?
Gifts don’t just come to you. Understand? They come because the giver has paid some price in return.
That is why they say you have to be generous to receive kind words in return; you shouldn’t give gifts to just anyone.
Anyway, the fact that a gift arrived means that empathy has been formed. Got it? So, it doesn’t matter how you treat it—you can eat it, for that matter. Don’t feel burdened.
Understood? You must not act like, “This is mine, this belongs to that person.”
However, let’s say you gave someone a large sum of money.
Have you ever given someone 70 million won and returned it? That kind of money could be a deposit for a rental property.
That person’s family could go bankrupt. While you would relentlessly seek out the owner for something like that, would it be right to go around looking for the owner just because you received a 10,000-won bill? You should
n’t act like, “Who is this?” You should just give it out of a desire to save money, keep it clean, and use it; that is a good thing.
Someone who takes that to the police station is also a strange person. You don’t have that much time.

Heo Kyung-young, the newcomer 1:00:04
Yeah, isn’t it? You shouldn’t be so afraid of money.
Got it?

1:00:21
Yes. Next, Angel Oh Min-hwan, if Bulloyu is placed near areas emitting electromagnetic waves, does it have a negative effect on the Bulloyu?
Does Bulloyu block electromagnetic waves?

Heo Kyung-young, the newcomer 1:00:33
Chloe blocks all that bad radiation and electromagnetic waves, got it? So, if you take Blue and go get an X-ray or something like that, things change.
If you take Blue and fly, there is no radiation damage. So, a patient with radiation cancer and pancreatic cancer underwent chemotherapy 30 times after taking Bulloyu.
But here, she is perfectly fine. She is a woman in her 70s, right? You’ve seen our videos a lot, haven’t you? That’s right.
Bulloyu does things like that, so it is dark matter. Dark matter is really good because you don’t have to worry about any wavelengths created in the human world.

Heo Kyung-young, the newcomer 1:01:18
I said I’d listen to music later, so I’m just going to take my time and pass the time quickly. I do like music. Seeing
you all laughing and spending time like this makes this a happy time.
So anyway, the White Palace Heaven is such a beautiful place, and you’re not going there on the Galaxy Express 99, right?
But you’re going there in a way that’s even cooler than the Galaxy Express 99. Got it?

1:01:50
Okay, next is Angel Jo Eun-hee. I am Jo Eun-hee from Jungnang-gu and I am posting a question.
While watching a video about the four fundamental forces of nature, I heard about the uncertainty at the boundary between gravity and electromagnetism regarding the denial of God’s existence.
It sounded like a metaphor suggesting that flying dust and falling rocks possess different powers.
Is there such a boundary line?

Heo Kyung-young, the newcomer 1:02:18
What I am saying right now is a very basic concept.
Understood? You know about the eight types of forces in the universe, right? Gravity, magnetism, and power all come out one after another.
In this natural world, many of these forces are generated by gravity on this Earth.
They are caused by gravity, and things like a rock falling are due to the influence of gravity; there is electromagnetic force, or even if electromagnetic force were to be generated from that rock, how much could it possibly be? Understood?
However, there is a part here that doesn’t make sense.
Try using gravity to break a rock into fine particles.
What happens then? It would be light, right? Then it would be pulled by electrons. If we rub a plastic sheet against our head like this, our hair lifts up, right? Then electromagnetic force is bound to be generated. Understood
? Light things. But that doesn’t work with rocks. When you crush a rock into fine dust and break it down into nano-particles, it follows along; it is pulled by electromagnetic force.

Heo Kyung-young, the newcomer 1:03:36
There are no boundaries there, you understand. But if you don’t break the rock and just leave it as is, does that electronic record form? No, it doesn’t. When all matter becomes in the form of microparticles, an electromagnetic force is generated, and it becomes charged.
Charge, charge… so, I mean, it becomes charged. Right?
To charge it, the size of the matter must be smaller than a nanometer—that is, smaller than a nanometer.
Got it? But what we can see with our eyes is when it becomes 200
times larger than a nanometer. So, if it is 200 times larger than a nanometer, that is dust
. Ultrafine dust. But it is barely visible to the naked eye.
You can see it if you wear a microscope. That ultrafine dust is nanometer. Then what goes below nanometer?
Nanometer is one billionth. Then one millionth is micrometer.
At the micrometer level, it is the fine dust that gets caught in your nostrils.
But when it becomes nanometer… Nanometer is one millionth. So, micrometer is one billionth.

Heo Kyung-young, the newcomer 1:05:10
One-billionth of a nanometer is one billionth, so it goes right into our skin.
If you apply dust nano cosmetics, it goes right right into your skin. Understand?
It’s smaller than a peanut. So, nano is invisible.
But if 200 nanometers gather, they become visible to our eyes, and that is dust.
But what happens when just one nanometer appears? You understood that, right? If 200 to 300 nanometers gather, they become visible.
That is dust, understand? So, that doesn’t go into the skin.
That is why we are told to wear masks against ultrafine dust; it goes right into the skin, into the nose, deep into the lungs, and eventually permeates our lives.
So, if you drink a lot of water, it gets out easily. That is why you need to drink plenty of water on days when there is a lot of ultrafine dust.
Then, the nano dust that has entered your body through your skin will be expelled through urine, understood?
I guess it needs to be expelled through urine. Yeah, the nano problem is that it just runs around from the choke to the kidneys to the liver on its own.

Heo Kyung-young, the newcomer 1:06:21
Once it enters the body, there is nowhere it doesn’t travel through the blood.
I’m talking about fine dust and ultrafine dust. Fine dust gets trapped in the lungs.
But ultrafine dust enters the bloodstream from the lungs, circulates throughout the body, and then accumulates in the brain, causing headaches. That must be nice.
So, what is smaller than nano? Angstrom. Angstrom, Angstrom… it’s
1/10 billion. It’s one-ten-billionth. Nano is one-billionth, but 1 billion is called a “billion” in English.
Right, 1 million won is a “million,” and 1 billion is a “billion.” This is smaller than one-billionth; one-ten-billionth is an Angstrom.
Angstrom, you understand? What is smaller than an Angstrom?
Pico, one-trillionth. Pico is one-trillionth. One-trillionth. You understand, right?
Pico is a trillion. That is, in English, a trillion is a trillion.
A trillion. Bill Gates’ fortune is 265 trillion. You have to say “trillion” in English. No matter how much wealth someone has in this world, no one has surpassed a trillion.
But I have surpassed that trillion .

Heo Kyung-young, the newcomer 1:07:58
A thousand trillion is a Cordlion. A Cordlion, a thousand trillion. Shouldn’t you at least have a thousand trillion? To achieve world unification, you would need a thousand trillion.
But that isn’t enough. A newcomer is a Cordlion, and above that, what is next? A Quintlion. How much is a Quintlion? How much is a Quintlion? It’s a hundred quadrillion. Shouldn’t it be around 100 quadrillion? So, with Shin, Bloina, and various other items of mine, 100 quadrillion comes in—about 33 quadrillion a year. It’s tremendous, isn’t it ?
Uh, so you all need to know that the time is coming when a newcomer will be giving and taking away the world’s money.
Understood? So, this really Quintlion, a thousand trillion, Pintolion, understood?
What is Ilhae? Possessing the assets of the Sectolion party.
That is a Sectolion. ext ILIN Sectorian, this is one-trillionth of a trillion. This is how small fine dust, ultrafine dust, this one-trillionth of a trillion. You know, there is an atto. An atto is one-trillionth of a second. An atto is one-tenth of a second. It is one-tenth of a quadrillion. It is not one-trillionth of a trillion, but one-trillionth of a trillion.

Heo Kyung-young, the newcomer 1:09:39
So, regarding matter, the wavering matter must do work to make it work-one-one-one-one-one.
Then, try reducing this subatomic particle, this elementary particle, to work.
That is how this universe becomes the “phone, phone” I mentioned earlier.
It is dragged around by the phone; it is simply dragged around by the electromagnetic waves and electromagnetic ripples mentioned earlier.
It is just light. Just look at it as light. So, when matter goes down to the smallest unit,
it becomes light. That is why it is light even at the nano level. It goes down further and further below that to do work.
It goes down to the single cycle. That is the tremendous world of science, but humans cannot imagine it.
I am explaining this now because I know that.
You might ask, “Why is an engineer talking about that?” But I have to talk about it because it is me. We handle numbers like billions, quadrillions, oxen

Heo Kyung-young, the newcomer 1:11:08
You need to know that in Haedam, if you split it up to Haejayang, Gugwon, Jeungjae, Ganghara, and Bulmu, there exists a world you cannot even imagine.
But even if you split it all up to the point of having billions of trillions of dollars, if you just have billions of trillions of dollars, you have everything.
You understand, right? So please don’t obsess too much over this.
Your world is about you yearning for souls.
You sat down, right? You don’t need to yearn for these numbers. You are yearning for souls, that’s all. Those numbers, those billions of trillions, Haejayang—it’s okay if you don’t have those numbers.
Because I have them all. Got it?

Heo Kyung-young, the newcomer 1:12:05
Even if you don’t quite understand, the reason I’m saying this is because it will be recorded.
And scientists are watching, you know. So you need to realize that a poet is speaking like that.
Even if you think it’s some ghost poem or just black noise, you have to keep listening.
Got it?

1:12:29
Okay, next is Angel Kim Chan. For the blessing plaque for ancestors whose names are unknown, what name should I apply for?
Ancestors

Heo Kyung-young, the newcomer 1:12:39
Reject. This is all you need to do.

1:12:42
I’ve heard that many of your ancestors passed away tragically, so I really want to do this for them.
If I request it when arranging the spirit tablets, will you send them in order?
I don’t keep in touch with my relatives, so I can’t verify that. For example, like “why why great-grandmother?”

Heo Kyung-young, the newcomer 1:13:01
It doesn’t matter if you do it that way. So, even if your names aren’t there, in the White Palace, if you say “Why, Grandma Jeongjo, why, why, Grandma Jeongjo,” or “Why, Grandma Gojeong,” everyone gets in right away. Got it?
That’s the answer now. It’s the simplest thing.

1:13:26
Yes, next is a question from Angel Kim Mujin regarding the storage method for Bulloyu.
I am planning to store a large quantity in an outdoor warehouse this year. Which ones are safe to store?
I am asking because I would like to know if a separate insulation device is necessary.

Heo Kyung-young, the newcomer 1:13:43
You don’t need any special insulation. Got it? You don’t need special insulation; you just need to put it in the warehouse.
Got it? Since nothing like this will explode, if our milk is given my name, it becomes dark matter.
Dark matter is less than 5% of the matter that Earthlings use, got it? 95% is dark matter and dark energy.
So, overall, most of it is this space.
There are many buildings. There is a lot of space. If you look at it from afar, the Earth is just a tiny speck of dust; the rest is all space.
That space is entirely dark matter and dark energy. If I sit here and tap a card, it enters the energy.
I can tap a blessing into the card and tap it out. This is a world that you scientists cannot imagine.
Right? Can I tap out all the energy here?
Can I tap out all the blessings in one second?

Heo Kyung-young, the newcomer 1:14:52
You are all certain that you can give blessings to all the people on this earth in one second.
But can you give them and then take them back in one second? However, I can feel your anxiety right now. You keep giving answers like that, making you worry that Shinhee might take them out again and then put them back in again. You’re unnecessarily anxious, aren’t you? What if she takes them out again?
But there is one thing I need to do. You must be quiet.
Whether you saw the messages sent by the anti-fans, or unknowingly opened and listened to them, or didn’t listen to them, or even those who did listen, let’s pretend that they never existed at this moment. Everything will be restored to its original state—levels, blessings, angels, everything—understood. You
must not harbor any anxiety about that. If
I happened to open it and found that the anti-fans sent something, even if I didn’t look at it or saw parts of it, I have forgiven you all today.
From now on, please do not look at it. Do not look at it, and if you do look at it, it is okay to tell me again that you saw it.

Heo Kyung-young, the newcomer 1:16:04
I did something without knowing. If that happens, you just need to tell me immediately.
I have 100% forgiven everything I have seen wrong so far.
That’s good. So, I’ve seen things like sitting here and making the entire universe brighter, right? I can do whatever I want.
But right now is a time when I am not doing that. Why? Because if it is too sudden, people can’t look because it’s too blinding. So, I started by giving blessings, then angels, then archangels; I do it step by step like that.
It is like this. Later on, if you look at how far I reveal, I
worry that you might bite my naked body. Then, I won’t get attached to you. When I look at you, I get attached in a very human way. But if I show you something really strange, you might get scared.
So I don’t do it. However, giving blessings and archangels isn’t scary.
You know, I know I am real, right? That is the extent I have done right now.
Got it?

Heo Kyung-young, the newcomer 1:17:18
What Jesus did was not a miracle. What I did as Jesus was not a miracle. What was added to it?
The voice part was added. The God I cried out to in the days of Jesus has come into me.
Then I am the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. So, I came to judge you. He must be God, but because he takes on a human form, he is being dragged around by you.
If you go to jail, you have to go to jail. If you swear, you’re a bastard. Then you just have to listen, but it doesn’t change whether I change or not.
Okay? So, no matter how much the grandson slaps the grandpa, he never hates the grandson.
Okay? So, I just have to move on and do what I came to do on Earth, and there is one thing left for me to do later.
What is that? Later on, when a lot of people come and the number reaches 10 million, I will show authority.
Okay? Now is not the time to show authority. Then, my clothes will be different and my seat will not be like this, so my authority will be completely different.

Heo Kyung-young, the newcomer 1:18:36
And when foreign presidents or the UN Secretary-General come, I can just sit here like this. At that time, meeting them becomes difficult, and you need to have authority.
You know what that is, right? Right now, sitting by the lake at the bottom of Galilee, sitting on the grass—you know when I first spoke with you all, right? What I talked about there was the Beatitudes.
Right? It is the same stage as when I spoke about the Beatitudes. It is the initial stage, understand?
A friendly stage. Later on, authority is established. And as I am built upon that authority, I can control the world.
Understand? You realized that such a time will come, and that we are not at the stage of authority right now, right?
A persimmon tree is currently just completely dried up like this, looking unsightly in the winter.
But when autumn comes and the persimmons hang in clusters, it looks authoritative, doesn’t it? Right now, it is like a skinny stream tree; it just gets kicked by this guy and trampled by that guy. Isn’t that right? It is that kind of time.

Heo Kyung-young, the newcomer 1:19:53
Well, I get criticized and all that, but later on, you might ask, “The other trees in the garden are green and pretty, but the persimmon tree is all scrawny and empty. Why are you leaving that shabby tree like that?”
You might say that, right? Right? But look at it later.
When the persimmons are hanging in clusters, ripening bright red—even more beautiful than that petition—how beautiful that tree is, right? Right? At that time, the persimmon tree holds the most weight in the garden.
It has authority. Right? You might even be afraid to pick one to eat, thinking, “How can I possibly recognize such a handsome persimmon?” That’s how it is.
But when the persimmon tree is all scrawny and has lost all its teeth, how pathetic it looks. We
call that a “Gapnam tree.” The way you look at that Gapnam tree… the tree really looks that miserable.
But you shouldn’t look at me that wrong. Got it? I’m telling you, you need to be aware of this.

Heo Kyung-young, the newcomer 1:20:52
People might see me as just a scrawny tree, but actually, that persimmon tree ends up being the most magnificent tree in the garden. As
for what the other evergreen tree, Jeongunsu, bears, the persimmon tree gives us delicious persimmons.
It lets us eat blooming persimmons all winter long. Right? The next question is interesting.
It is interesting.

1:21:21
Okay, that’s all for the questions today. Since it is Lunar New Year’s Day, we can’t just let it pass without something special, so we will welcome a few guests for a small performance.
First, we have invited Ms. Lee Su-jin from Changnyeong and Cheongyang to perform some traditional Korean folk songs.

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2024.02.10.1426 Giant Trees and Bonsai, Let Him Who Is Without Sin Cast the First Stone at the Adulterous Woman
The Giant Tree and the Bonsai: Let Him Who Is Without Sin Cast the First Stone – Huh Kyung-young’s Saturday Lecture

God explains the experiences of the time of Jesus 2,000 years ago, the topography of Israel, and the geographical importance of the Korean Peninsula, conveying the message that humanity’s greed can only be satisfied by spiritual fulfillment. Furthermore, through the ‘Essence of Immortality’ invented by God, he speaks of the integration of science and spirituality and presents a vision that his physics of immortality will save the future of humanity.
Bible Knowledge: Since Bible verses (Leviticus 19:15-19, Ecclesiastes 3:11, Proverbs 29:12) are quoted during the lecture, reviewing the relevant content in advance will help with understanding.
Geography of Israel: Since the beginning of the lecture covers the topography of Israel and its major cities (Galilee, Nazareth, Jerusalem, Bethlehem, etc.), referring to a map of Israel makes it easier to understand the content visually.
A story from the time of Jesus 2 years ago
The Adulterous Woman Case

The Jews brought an adulterous woman before Jesus and asked if she should be stoned to death.
This is a trap intended to frame Jesus for blasphemy against the law and blasphemy.
Jesus responded with silence, saying, “Let the one who is without sin cast the first stone.”
At that time, the law considered even looking at a woman in one’s heart and thinking she was pretty as adultery, so no one could cast a stone.
Thus, Jesus escaped the trap.
The Samaritan Woman Case

Jesus met the Samaritan woman at the well in broad daylight.
A woman who came to the well alone in broad daylight often had a bad reputation in the neighborhood.
Jesus’ Public Ministry:

Jesus worked as a carpenter (construction assistant) in Nazareth until he was 30 years old.
Started public life for 3 years at age 30 and died at age 33.
Stayed at the house of his friend Lazarus in Bethlehem during his visit to the Jerusalem Temple.
The people of Israel wanted Jesus to defeat Rome and establish a powerful nation, but Jesus came for spiritual salvation.
Israel’s topography:

Israel has a topography similar to that of Korea, with Mt. Baekdu and Mt. Hermon (2,800m) located at the northern end.
The melted snow from Mount Hermon formed the Jordan River, and the Jordan River flowed into the Sea of ​​Galilee.
The northernmost village in Israel is Dan Village, which is associated with Dangun.
The Mediterranean Sea was formed when water flooded during Noah’s Ark, and the Dead Sea became a salt sea because the water could not drain out.
The Sea of ​​Galilee maintains its freshness due to a continuous influx of water from Mount Hermon.
Geographical importance of the Korean Peninsula
The Finger of Asia, the Korean Peninsula:
The Asian continent is shaped like a finger, and the Korean Peninsula corresponds to the thumb.
The Korean Peninsula has a fingerprint, and the armistice line forms the end of the fingerprint.
North of the armistice line (North Korea) lacks fingerprints, suffers from energy shortages, and is poor.
The area south of the armistice line (South Korea) has a fingerprint and is a place where energy capable of changing the universe is concentrated.
Dojangbap Japan:
Japan serves as the Korean Peninsula’s food source and grows through the Korean Peninsula’s energy.
The Eulsa Protectorate Treaty was an event in which Japan attempted to dominate Asia by stamping the Korean Peninsula with its seal.
The Korean Peninsula was rich in grain and mules (for ceremonial use), providing military provisions and materials for weapons.
Center of the world:
The Korean Peninsula corresponds to the tip of the penis that moves the world, and has geographical features similar to Rome, Italy.
The President of South Korea mainly comes from the tip of this penis (Gyeongsangnam-do, Honam).
A newcomer will emerge from here and change the world.
Human greed and spiritual satisfaction
Abraham’s Mistake
Abraham drove his second wife Hagar and son Ishmael into the wilderness to father Isaac with his first wife Sarah.
This became the seed of a long-standing conflict between Israel and the Arabs.
God commanded Abraham to offer Isaac as a burnt offering to test Abraham’s faith and make him realize his pride.
Human greed:
The human mind is made larger than the universe, so no matter how much material possessions one has, one cannot be satisfied.
This greed can be filled only with spiritual satisfaction and heaven.
Brands and Apocalypse:
Revelation is a message given by God to humanity, and is like a company’s brand.
A brand is created through the pain and effort of its founder, and it must not be damaged or stolen.
The rookie brand was created through his pain and sacrifice, and damaging it is a grave sin.
The Importance of Empathy:
Everyone has wounds, and through empathy, we can become close to one another and succeed.
Communicating with God is an important secret to the eternal world.
Empathy can be enhanced through God’s blessing.
Immortality Physics
The Invention of the Elixir of Immortality:

Newcomer Heo Kyung-young invented non-perishable milk, or “immortality milk,” for the first time in human history.
Bulloyu has been researched for over 30 years and was revealed to the world around 2020, and starting in 2022, believers will be able to make and consume it.
Bulloyu contributes to the treatment of intractable diseases, health promotion, and the maintenance of youth.
The 4-year-old Bulloyu lost its moisture and turned into jelly-like propolis, but it did not rot and retained a pleasant scent.
The National Forensic Service officially determined that Bulloyu contains no dangerous substances.
Extension of Immortality Physics:

Immortality physics is applied in various fields, such as non-perishable water, bread, meat, and preservative-free cosmetics and pharmaceuticals.
It is also applied to non-food sectors such as automobiles, electronics, steel, and semiconductors, providing benefits such as improved engine performance, electromagnetic shielding, reduced breakdowns, and rust prevention.
In the future, innovative technologies such as telomere fixation (life extension), biodegradable vinyl, negative ion flying saucers, atomic disintegration supersonic trains, and soul transfer through DNA replication are planned to be implemented.
The Advancement of Science and Heo Kyung-young:

Science is based on the accuracy and logic derived from measuring rice in measures.
Human science has developed through classical physics (Newton), the theory of relativity (Einstein), and quantum physics (Planck).
Quantum physics studies the microscopic world and develops into the concept of quantum mechanics, where matter transforms into energy and energy into matter.
Western quantum mechanics is connected to the Eastern I Ching (theory of Yin-Yang and the Five Elements) and the Buddhist Heart Sutra (“Form is emptiness, emptiness is form”), which is also consistent with the Cheonbugyeong’s “Simusiil, Iljongmujongil.”
God has already completed the unified field theory that Einstein could not finish through immortality.
Newcomer Heo Kyung-young is the ultimate master of human science and the greatest scientist, and his physics of fire is humanity’s last hope.
World Unification and Royalty:

Royalty income from Bullo Physics products will end world hunger and war.
Revenue is projected to reach 35 trillion won from milk alone, trillions of won across all food sectors, and 4,500 trillion won when non-food sectors are included.
An eternal dollar box.
Bulloyu: Non-perishable milk invented by God. Consuming it rejuvenates oneself and is effective in treating incurable diseases and promoting health.

Revelation: A message given by God to humanity. In the lecture, it is explained as a concept similar to a company’s ‘brand,’ signifying value created through pain and effort.

Quantum Mechanics: A field of physics that deals with the phenomenon of matter transforming into energy and energy into matter. Explained as being connected to the Eastern I Ching, the theory of Yin-Yang and the Five Elements, and the Buddhist Heart Sutra.

Unified Field Theory: A theory that Einstein researched throughout his life but could not complete, an attempt to integrate all physical forces into a single field. God completed it through the power of immortality.

Penis: In the lecture, the topography of the Korean Peninsula and Italy is likened to the shape of male genitalia, and is described as the source of power that moves the world.

Sky Palace: A place where the God conducts lectures and establishes a thousand-year kingdom.

Lecture Date: A lecture held on February 10, 2024, the Lunar New Year.

Future society predictions: Predicting teleportation technology that allows humans to arrive in Washington, D.C. in one second, and technology that allows movement by breaking down into nano-sized particles.