2025.01.12 389th Tree of Life and the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil, Suffering, Self-Responsibility, Nature, Universe, Immovable

Commemorative Event and Celebration Day

Script: Huh Kyung-young Sky Temple Lecture 389th Session 2025.01.12

Nice to meet you. Oh my, has the weather warmed up a bit today? It has, hasn’t it? They say it will get warmer starting tomorrow. Also, the water froze again a few days ago. So, did they fix it all today? Or did they fix it this morning? It seems there are some pipes where the styrofoam wasn’t fully inserted during the heating process. So, that part froze again, and the water started flowing backward. So, we are fixing it again. It was probably all fixed today, but we started working on it this morning. Our Baekgung mineral water is incredible, isn’t it? We are supplying it to our Haneulgung.
The water supply is abundant, and since it froze a few times this winter, we replaced some of the pipes. We are still replacing the rest. The water is flowing backward. Because this side froze, it flows up backward. So, we need to finish working on that area.
Since we drink Baekgung water, fewer people are asking for repairs. I wonder if I’m no longer needed. You are still needed, aren’t you? How wonderful would it be if it were just enough that I wasn’t needed anymore?

Still, well, Bulloyu and Bullosu cover a lot of that.
So, I actually felt quite at ease because of that. The cause of all our illnesses lies in water. However, there are two things: water and mind. Water is physical, and the mind is spiritual. That is why the Garden of Eden in Christianity is composed of both spirit and body. Spirit and body are the same. If we drink bad water, we will get sick no matter how good the water we drink is. That is why children in Africa who drink bad water get sick so often. So, even if the food is bad, if you drink good water, everything gets neutralized. All the toxins are flushed out. No matter how rampant fine dust and ultrafine dust are, if you drink mineral water, it should be completely washed away. The reason ultrafine dust is so scary is that it enters the brain. It goes directly from the lungs to the brain through the blood vessels, and that fine dust accumulates in the brain.

But this mineral water, just wash it all away. It goes into the brain the most. They say it goes into fat cells the most, too. That means 32% more goes in than the best water in Japan. Into the brain, and to fat. That’s why there are many people who strangely lost 5kg without even exercising. So, control your weight. It completely breaks down the really bad fat. Good. Well, that was revealed by Japan’s world-leading water expert, wasn’t it? That is why I want you all to get healthy and go to Hundred Palace.

There are millions of valleys in our country, but has mineral water ever gushed out like this? No. Is there ever a place where a stream of water suddenly shoots up from a rock without being dug up? No. No matter how much you go into Taebaek Mountain, Sobaek Mountain, or Charyeong Mountain, is it there? The Taebaek, Sobaek, and Charyeong mountain ranges are our country’s mountain ranges. They are the mountain ranges of South Korea. Even if you go there, there are millions of valleys, but is there anywhere where water shoots up like this and splashes out of a rock? No. It is only possible at the most blessed Sky Temple. That is why everything is getting better for you all because of the water. Because of the water.

So, if we put it like this in our language, you know what to use next. You’ve all become PhDs by now, so you probably know well. If it’s ‘Gijadeukbyeong,’ it means having a bad health condition is disrespectful to one’s parents. In other words, having one’s own health deteriorate is considered filial impiety.

The son fell ill, and
the parents also fell ill!

What are parents? You know what I mean. If a child gets sick, the parents get sick. Isn’t that right? So, if a child gets into a traffic accident, it is the same as the parents getting into a traffic accident. If a child dies, the parents’ hearts are like graves. Isn’t that true? So, this reporter, if that child gets sick, the parents get sick too. We are connected in this way.

So, because this Earth is sick, because humanity is sick, does God become sick or not? That is why He carries out judgment. That is why He builds the ark and does it. For example, to prevent you from getting sick like this, it appears in the Bible. In Eden, He gives two instructions, doesn’t He? One is physical, and the other is spiritual. Did He command the prevention of these two types of illness? He did command it, didn’t he?

Eat from the Tree of Life.
Do not eat from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil.

Now, regarding the physical, what appears in the Bible? What does it say? The Tree of Life appears here. What kind of tree is this? It is the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil, isn’t it? The Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. So, this is a father giving instructions to his child. “Eat this,” right? “Do not eat this.” He gave such instructions. Right?

So, eat your own food and live on your own. Eat from the Tree of Life. As for the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil, eat the spiritual part; you must eat the physical part to preserve your body, so eat the physical part. Do not eat from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. That is the first commandment, isn’t it? You have violated it. You ate from the Tree of Life and the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. Is that right? You are not supposed to touch the spiritual part. As for the fruit of good and evil, you must not eat this part. I told you to eat only this part for the body. So, what is this good and evil thing? This one is good, and this one is evil. Right, right.

mu mu ban
Good and evil(선악)

Do not look at these two things. I forbid it. This is this.

You cannot distinguish between good and evil. Don’t even think about that at all. This is the command regarding good and evil. Do not eat from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. Then, the command to eat from this means you are supposed to eat from the tree of life. Right or wrong? That is water. You are to eat water and food to sustain your bodies. But you must absolutely not eat spiritual things. So, you have violated two of them. Are you eating this properly right here, too? You are putting greed in here, putting spiritual things in, eating with greed. Is that okay? People in the old days didn’t roast their food. They didn’t get greedy. They ate it naturally, just as it was. Picking and eating the fruit. Like when they slaughtered an animal, they sliced up the raw meat and ate it.

But once they discovered fire, their lifespan dropped from a thousand years to less than a hundred. Why? Because it tasted good. They ate a lot, a lot. In the old days, at first, they ate only a tiny bit. It didn’t taste very good. What’s so great about raw meat? Even fish was just sliced and eaten raw—was there vinegar or anything
? Just plain? It didn’t taste very good. So they ate only a little, just enough to sustain life. That is why everyone lived for a thousand years. But later, they started adding seasonings, grilling things, and overdoing it with the portions.

So, as the stomach started to grow larger, the lifespan was reduced to one-tenth of its original size in proportion to its expansion. A thousand years was reduced to one hundred. The stomach grew tenfold.
Then what is this? This has been exceeded, and this is what is meant for not eating. Instead of eating what is supposed to be eaten, you just transform it and consume it. What is this about too? You eat what is forbidden as if you are going to die. I am ruined because of that guy. He is a despicable bastard. Did I tell you all to do that? You shouldn’t do it. So, I am saying that you have violated the message given by Heaven, both physically and spiritually.

So, the saying goes, “Do not eat from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil.” This means you should not categorize others as good or evil. Not all human beings. If you do, there is no end to it. There is no end. If you start picking fights with your wife about whether she is good or evil, there will be no end to it later. If you start finding fault with your husband, there is no end to it. But when it is your own son or daughter, you don’t see it as much. That is why people don’t see the bad things and end up raising their children incorrectly. You might see your own child as unconditionally good. So, this is a very important point. That is why if a child goes astray, the parents go astray. However, it is not a principle that a child goes astray just because the parents go astray. Even if the parents are completely ruined and fall down, the child will rise up and rebuild the family. Isn’t that right?

So, if we sentient beings put something in here, the sentient being gets sick. The sentient being has contracted an illness. Isn’t that right?

All living beings are sick, and gods are also sick (衆生得病天神亦病)

If sentient beings fall ill, the Heavenly God—the God in heaven—is sick. Isn’t that right? Do you think I would be at ease if all humans were sick? Look at these things. Burn down Sodom and Gomorrah. Those things won’t do. Wipe them all out. Make them new humans again. Then, build an ark with one person you like. So, save only that person and destroy everyone else. There is that, isn’t there? That is why Heaven can get angry. Heaven isn’t a fool. “Hey, things aren’t going the way I want.” Everyone, why can’t Heaven do as it pleases? Heaven has no need to rush. Just leave it to you. There is an infinite amount of time.

So why does the heavens leave things so foolishly in the hands of humans? I apologize for saying that. Time is infinite. That is why they just leave things alone. If leaving them alone doesn’t work, they change them again. Is there any need to rush? Is there anything to lament? There isn’t. However, while performing genetic recombination, if a biotechnologist mixes the genes this way and it doesn’t work well, or a strange human is produced, they will experiment again. That is what the heavens do. They tried to make it perfect, but these things—this damn AI—insult humans. Is that possible or not? Ah, so they modify it again and recombine the genes again. Humans also research and develop such things because they resemble gods. The Celestial Palace is the same. The cosmic heavens think, “Let’s give this world freedom like this.” However, there are forces in the Celestial Palace that say, “Let’s not give freedom.” Let’s reduce freedom a bit.

But that is not the case. Even AI, which creates the limits of human reason by giving them complete freedom to reproduce and exist, is the same. We worry, “What if we create us like this, and then the AI catches us?” Even God had such concerns when creating us humans. “Those things, you know, later on.” Oh, right, don’t you? They would worry, wouldn’t they? What is this? There is a case where a child poisons their father and takes his property because he isn’t dying sooner. Such things exist.

So, if you give birth to someone who is too clever, Heaven eliminates them. You know that. They get rid of geniuses who go overboard. They drive them crazy. Right? So, regarding this Tree of Life, we are supposed to eat from it, but we eat excessively. And regarding the Tree of Good and Evil, which forbids eating, they tenaciously eat it as if their lives depended on it, even though the character for “forbidden” was written there. Right? So, these two things are the message from Heaven. First, in Eden, Adam and Eve violate this. But who is the tempter? It is the woman. The serpent represents the woman. People say the woman was tempted by the serpent, but the serpent represents our five desires. Do you understand now? The animal we symbolize is the serpent.

The truth is, our five instincts—appetite, lust—what are they? Appetite, appetite, desire for fame, greed for money, the desire for wealth, and then the desire for sleep. These five exist in our instincts. That is why these five desires are snakes. These five desires tempt us, constantly. They keep touching our sensory organs. What happens to us when our sensory organs are touched? What are sensory organs? They touch our sensory organs. If they keep touching our sensory organs, we will fall into temptation. We have sensory organs, so what are they? I taught you, didn’t I? Well, since we don’t have much time, let’s keep it brief today.

Since it touches the sensory organs, there are the six faculties. The five desires are touching these damn six faculties. Got it?

六根
六識(我相)
六塵(煩惱)
六境(境界)

So, what do the six faculties create? They create the six consciousnesses. Right? They create the seven consciousnesses, and then they create the six consciousnesses. This is below the seven consciousnesses. There are the seven consciousnesses, the Manaya consciousness, the Alaya consciousness, and the eight consciousnesses. Then, what does this thing create with the six? What is it? It creates the six sense objects. But what are the six sense objects? The six sense objects create the six sense object afflictions. I am talking about these afflictions. When they become the six bodies, they become afflictions. Then, what does it create with the six again? It creates the six objects. The six objects. What are the six objects? It creates boundaries within the six objects.
So, this thing, the six objects, separates everything from “that” and “me” to create boundaries. This thing, the six sense objects, is a mass of afflictions throughout the entire body. What are the six consciousnesses? The six consciousnesses think they are superior—the ego-image. The six consciousnesses create the ego-image. Right?

So, these are the six faculties—eyes, ears, nose, tongue, body, and mind. The six faculties create things like this. Self-image, afflictions, and external objects—separating oneself from others—all of these stem from here. That is why we feel this suffering. Even though we are actually full of happiness, we are like some kind of Bohemian wandering around seeking it. We are supposed to be pilgrims going to the Hundred Palaces, but how do we become pilgrims? We become pilgrims dragged around by the six consciousnesses, six faculties, six faculties, six consciousnesses, six defilements, and six objects of perception. Because we cling to the five desires all the time and become pilgrims that way, we fall into corruption. Now, is what I am saying simple? You understand.

So, we drink Baekgung water and sweep away all the dust from our bodies. We can sweep away ultrafine dust, can’t we? It’s a bit difficult to do that with other water. Isn’t that amazing? Haneulgung is amazing, isn’t it? It is truly an astonishing thing. So, from the very beginning, when I told you to eat from the Tree of Life, you ate too much. And when I told you not to eat from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil, you ate even more. You didn’t listen, did you? That is why this world began to degenerate, but if I were to shrink the brain so that you wouldn’t eat these things, you would become humans similar to animals. So, I created humans by developing them a bit more than animals.

So, you are the ones I created to be human in God’s image. You should bring joy to the one who created you. The problem is that you are fighting amongst yourselves in heaven. How wonderful would it be if you got along well? Imagine marrying off ten children; wouldn’t it be great if they lived happily and got along well with one another? But I created you and set up your newlywed homes on Earth, and I spread them out across exactly 362 mu and 8,800 stars. Yet, you guys fight and bicker all the time, and a proper community isn’t forming. That is why I go around judging you. That is why I, who go around seeking only the wheat, have come here as a pilgrim.

Why do I have to come all the way here? What do I need to come here for? I came here because of the mistakes you made.
I gave you a little more free will, and you’re trying to overdo it a bit. That is the problem, that is what I’m saying. You absolutely won’t listen to this.
That is why you like food that causes cancer. You think food that has been fried, stir-fried, grilled, and even burned tastes savory. So, you ate grilled meat, and your lifespan was reduced to one-tenth of what it used to be. It wasn’t like that at first. Then you’d say, “Look at this. Why grill it to eat this? If you just eat it raw, there’s no smoke. It doesn’t destroy the natural environment.”

Why do women get lung cancer at home? When you grill pork belly, grease gushes out. It fills the room. It takes two hours to open the door and vent it out. But is there any woman who actually does that? The whole family breathes it in. That’s why everyone gets lung cancer. You know how when you burn meat, frying it in the pork belly grease, something comes out with a whooshing sound? If that spreads throughout the room, it’s all carcinogens. In fact, they are Class 1 carcinogens. They are lung-causing carcinogens. If you wipe it all up with paper later, it feels sticky. When it enters the lungs, it makes them sticky and causes disease. On top of that, dust mites and bacteria go and stick to it. They cling to the lungs. Can the lungs function like that? They just can’t circulate.

So, when you catch a fish, you see its gills are red. It used to be clean, but now it’s covered in nicotine. It’s just like that. What is that? It’s grease residue. This apartment is teeming with it inside. Why? In American detached houses, the cooking area is usually in a separate building. It’s located a bit away from the main kitchen. It has a range hood and is sealed off from the interior. If you go inside, you don’t smell food. The cooking area is over there. You’d expect something like that. But in our apartments, the kitchen is actually right inside the building. Everything that comes out when Mom cooks in the kitchen—the splattered oil and everything else—enters the children’s lungs, and Mom inhales the most because her husband leaves. As a result, women who have stayed at home for a long time—even those who don’t drink or smoke—have the highest incidence of lung cancer. Why? Because they inhaled it in the kitchen.

So, Westerners always turn on the range hood when cooking. But that hood is designed to be completely separate from the living space. It is completely blocked off. You’ve seen kitchens like that. Go visit an American house. The cooking area is separated from the living room. It is blocked off by a sliding door. But we aren’t like that. Our kitchen is just a living room. Imagine you’re boiling something in the kitchen and a kid comes over, grabs your leg, and starts playing. Isn’t that right? In those moments, you have to say, “You play here. Mom is going to cook.” And while you have to go to the kitchen to watch your son play through the glass, we cook with the child right beside us, carrying them on our backs. Then, what happens to the child’s lungs? Their intelligence deteriorates, and they can’t study.

That’s why country kids used to do well in school back then. Country kids didn’t have that kind of experience. They never smelled their mothers cooking. That’s how country kids were. But back then, people living in cities like Seoul had mothers who cooked indoors. So, initially, city kids weren’t very smart. If someone came first in a national exam, it was usually a kid from the provinces. If someone passed the bar exam, it was people from Jeollanam-do or Gyeongsangnam-do who just kept passing. People living indoors in apartments didn’t pass as easily. Nowadays, people who own apartments pass a lot. Because the countryside has completely collapsed. Right? Do you understand now?

So, sticking close to Mom all day long, just smelling the cooking… some households boil beef bone broth every single day. Then, while the broth is boiling, the housewife gets lung cancer. What on earth is going on? Gas comes out. There is no complete combustion of that gas. So it comes out, doesn’t it? On top of that, greasy residue keeps coming out of the broth, doesn’t it? Back in the day, the housewife was breathing all of this in inside the house. That is why women get lung cancer. You absolutely have to be careful about this
. If the Bible gave this command right from the start, shouldn’t you obey it? I don’t have time, so I can’t go on at length. This story came up while we were boasting about our mineral water.

Everyone, you need to understand the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil well. There are two types of the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. The one you must eat, and the one you must not eat—oh, the Tree of Life. You know that. You must eat the fruit of Life, and you must not eat the fruit of the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. Got it? So, we are eating both wrongly and doing the wrong things with them. That is why, right now, we are confusing the physical and spiritual foods of the Tree of Life, mixing them up and gorging on them, and falling into corruption. Got it? Okay.

Today, He has spoken of His precious providence once again. The Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil and the Tree of Life are messages from Heaven, and because humanity is not listening to these messages, the Divine Being has come as the Judge to save mankind. Such words. He has spoken of His precious providence. Please give Him a round of warm applause of gratitude once again.

If a sentient being’s illness is cured, you understand what I mean. If a sentient being’s illness is cured, what is it?

All living beings are sick and the gods are sick(衆生得病天神亦病)
All “sickness heals” God heals(衆生病癒天神病癒)
His son recovered from his illness and his father recovered from his illness(其子病癒其父病癒)

Even the illness of the celestial beings is cured. Understand? Even the illness of the celestial beings is cured. Understand? It means that if the illness of sentient beings is cured, the illness of the celestial beings is cured as well. That is why we care about the illness of sentient beings. Understand? So, if sentient beings get sick, the celestial beings get sick too; if sentient beings recover from their illness, the celestial beings recover. If a child gets sick, the father gets sick; if the child recovers from their illness, the father recovers. Did you understand what I mean? Gijabyeongyu—if that child recovers from their illness, the child is cured. Right? If that child’s illness, that child’s illness, then… that Gija… Understand? The parents’ illness also recovers, so the parents too. Right? The parents’ illness is cured. Understand? That is why gods and humans are in the same functional relationship.

So, you are currently in the process of creating properly, not a process of failure. Do you understand now? That is why those who are created first simply go to heaven first.
Those people will also have a chance to be created someday, won’t they? However, it takes an enormous amount of time. So, it may seem like I am speaking simply right now, but these words have a very substantial core. You are hastening your own demise, and constantly judging others—saying “that guy is a good guy” or “that guy is a bad guy”—is absolutely an act that will incur divine punishment. Right? Imagine a man told you, “If I meet a good woman at age 40, my destiny will change.” So you decide, “I need to meet a good woman.” Is that good or evil? Is it good or evil? That is dependency.

You made up your mind that you would change your fate through a woman. It is obvious that he will make the woman suffer. Oh, right, right. You should have said, “I need to get married to show filial piety to my parents.” You should have thought, “I am in this mess because I don’t have a woman. If I meet a woman, I will be better off.” Saying things like that is committing a sin. Is a woman some kind of person who makes someone else’s fate better? Isn’t that right? You have to succeed yourself somehow to make the woman comfortable, make your in-laws comfortable, and build up your household. Thinking that your fate will improve only if you meet a woman or a man is dependency. That is the sin. This is a sin.

Only you can save yourself. Even if 100 women came, they couldn’t save a worthless person. Isn’t that right? But what are we trying to do to find happiness or success? We always rely on others. It’s as if we’re saying we failed because of others. Does that work? We have to take full responsibility ourselves, discipline ourselves, study ourselves, and make time to exercise ourselves. Isn’t that right? But just because I have a healthy wife, do I trust her and go around drinking heavily even if I’m sick, bedridden, unable to move, or unable to control my bowel movements?

So, do you think it works just because you come home, your wife undresses you, puts you to sleep, and cooks you food to sober you up? That is an act that invites divine punishment. Do you understand what I mean? Even though you have a wife, you must think about helping her. Thinking that because you have a wife, you can just go home completely exhausted from drinking and she will do everything for you is just killing you. That is making others suffer. That is why I can stand on my own without relying on others for anything. You must find everything within yourself; those who seek it from the outside are not successful.

Thank you. It is now time for questions. I will post the video question first.

I think I gave a Saturday lecture for about two hours. Right? Even if I keep it short, the message gets conveyed, doesn’t it? Okay. A newcomer’s words are like blood and flesh. These are things you wouldn’t even hear if I weren’t in this world. Got it?

President, is there anything you can’t do? The fact that there is nothing you can’t do is actually what you can’t do.

Adapted from an anonymous question. Hello, Shin-in. I have a question regarding the relationship between nature and humans.
When looking at a dazzlingly developed city, I often find myself automatically exclaiming “Wow.” However, like a well-landscaped park, green

What’s wrong? Even a perfectly functioning AI computer like this can cause trouble sometimes. There is a scenario like this. We created a human being perfectly, but later on, it tries to usurp God’s power. The Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil is meant only for God to use. So why are you using it? Even me?

This is an adaptation of an anonymous question. Hello, Shin-in. I have a question regarding the relationship between nature and humans. When I look at a dazzlingly developed city, I often find myself naturally exclaiming in awe. However, when I see lush trees like those in a well-landscaped park or the vast ocean, I feel a sense of peace. No matter how convenient and glamorous a city may be, it seems human nature is to eventually seek out nature. Is the reason you designed human psychology this way Baekgung intends for us to coexist and prosper together with nature?

Nature is your home, your home. Got it? If we just sow any seed in the ground, everything comes out. So, it’s a food refrigerator. There is nothing missing, nothing that won’t come out if you sow it. Everything comes out. But what is that soil that makes everything come out? I mean, if you pile up everything that came out of that field, it looks like a mountain. If you gathered all the grain from a single plot of land that has been farmed in that soil for 100 years or thousands of years, you wouldn’t even be able to imagine, would you? That all came from that soil. Just think about it. I mean, if you gathered all the sweet potatoes that came from that tiny patch of land over thousands of years, how much would that amount be? Then what on earth is that field doing? What is that soil that makes all kinds of things come out? It is magic land, magic land. I’m telling you, I gave that magic land to you. What is it? It is a magic wand that produces food. In return, you must give it seeds so that you can use the wand. That is why I will absolutely never give you the secret to making seeds. You need to know this.

Can humans develop the secret of making seeds just because they resemble God? Is it really possible for any human to create a single seed? It is impossible. No matter how much you genetically test or analyze the seed, that secret is all for naught. Even if you combine the nutrients inside the seed exactly as they are, will it become a seed? Will that zelkova tree grow? No, it won’t. So, in that land, if we tell food to come out, trees will come out; but who gives us the seeds? They were given by Heaven. So, if you just use seeds in that land, you can eat and live for thousands of years. Right? Isn’t that amazing? It is a magic wand. The land is a magic wand. Do you understand now? Because it gave that to you, you owe a tremendous debt to Heaven.

When only sperm and an egg enter a woman’s uterus, a human being is born. Think about how many organs—the liver, the heart, and hundreds of others—are created inside it. They are formed in an instant, aren’t they? You are creating those seeds, those sperm and eggs, right now, but where did the cause come from? It came from God, didn’t it? That is why humans cannot figure out that mystery. No one can create a child on their own. That’s right, that’s right. They have to combine. Only through this union and combination can a person emerge. So, the seeds are sown in this field of mystery—that is, the woman’s uterus is a field. The soil is a field, too. It is set up so that you cannot create the seeds that blow into this field. Do you understand now?

So, you all have limits set upon you. Even though limits have been set, there are no limits in the Tree of the Knowledge
of Good and Evil. Everyone acts like they are their own god. They are gods and judge on their own. “That is a bad guy.” “That is a good person.” They do whatever they please. That is why the media outlets here have no standards. Everyone, please do not watch useless broadcasts. There is no need to carelessly watch programs about the “Newcomer.” I am saying that everything is distorted. It is a delusion. To see the Newcomer correctly, they need to study for another 100 years. They must come to the Sky Temple and study for 100 years for their eyes to open to see things. Are those journalists that open? It is absolutely dumbfounding. When those people come here to the Sky Temple and give a lecture, everyone leaves. No one comes. Do you understand what I mean? If they just babble about what appears on the internet, who will come? No one comes.

Only the Divine Man is telling you everything you do not know. He is revealing secrets right now. Try going to a pastor for a thousand years. Will the words you heard from me come out of your mouths? They won’t. I just mentioned the story of the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil, didn’t I? He doesn’t explain things like this in detail either. He just calls it the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil. People might say, “Did you eat it?” but there are two things: what you are told to eat and what you are not to eat. You don’t really know this either. Well, you would only know if the person who gave the instructions told you in the first place. Because everything is reported in a distorted way, you don’t know what is what. You don’t even know why you are told not to eat it. But if you listen to the Divine Man’s lectures, everything comes out. The secrets of heaven. I am telling you about them one by one, aren’t I?

So, is the reason you made us feel a sense of stability within nature to mean that we should coexist and prosper with nature? That is not the case. Who engages in coexistence and mutual prosperity with nature? It is humans, isn’t it? In nature, it is a struggle for survival; for animals, it is the law of the jungle. Why is that? The small must almost always serve as food for the big. It cannot simply say, “I won’t die.” Because the small almost always serve as food for the big, the numbers decrease as you go further up the ladder. Tigers have the fewest numbers. Down there, there are many mosquitoes. Then, no matter how much they eat, they survive, and the numbers are maintained. Wait, if frogs eat bugs, will all the bugs disappear? No. Frogs are few in number. Bugs are infinite. That’s right, that’s right. Also, snakes are fewer than frogs. Even if snakes eat frogs, frogs continue to reproduce. Right? Snakes are more numerous than other things. More numerous than wild boars or things like that. Therefore, there are fewer animals that prey on snakes. So, snakes are maintained.

The higher you go, the more everything is maintained. Understand? As you can see, animals are designed to survive by the law of the jungle. So, we are not merely coexisting and prospering with nature, but are bound by a destiny to coexist and prosper with this Earth. That is why this Earth was given to you to use. But even though it was given to you to use, is that for the short term or the long term? Your descendants belong to you as well. Then, your descendants will have to use it in the future, won’t they? If you keep turning it into a pile of garbage, how will your descendants survive? Right, isn’t it? So, since this Earth is a precious planet, it is not good to burn it up like that, or cause soot to come out like this.

So, from now on, we need to be careful about all factory-made disposable products. The time has come for those kinds of factories to disappear from this planet. Our elders in the past lived just fine without them. They rode horses and lived well. They lived well even without cars, didn’t they? If cars were to disappear right now, our lives would change completely, wouldn’t they? Do you see those food delivery trucks somewhere in America? Once they disappear, everyone would have to dig up their own yards to plant vegetables and onions to eat. Bringing onions by truck wouldn’t happen anymore. Then, everyone’s garden would turn into a field. City dwellers. Right?

So, everyone has to go to their own fields on the weekend, dig up carrot roots themselves, bring back food they’ve prepared, and then go to work. Right or wrong? But even then, they have to walk back. Load it onto a cart and bring it back. Good or bad? This kind of era is paradise. This kind of era. But you are all very advanced right now, aren’t you? This is tragic. However, humanity is destined to go in that direction. Because we have intelligence. So, they gave you too much intelligence. They gave it to you, but you can’t make seeds. You can’t make sperm or eggs. I’m telling you not to touch that fundamental thing. That is the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. The Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil is spiritual. Then, our Tree of Life is physical. We have no choice but to take the physical. That is how we survive. Okay.

Next, I have a question for Jin-in Choi Seon-woo.

It is said that mineral water is exceptionally effective for obesity and brain penetration. Personally, I am grateful for having lost 8kg. Our country is the Eastern Land of Propriety, uniquely practicing filial piety, fraternity, loyalty, trustworthiness, propriety, righteousness, integrity, and shame; and sincerity, faith, love, and fraternity in observing ancestral rites. Happiness is always unchanging and immovable. Joy is like waves, and the five desires and seven emotions are governed by reason and the four virtues. The current crisis of pan-omnipotence and brutal partisan politics between the ruling and opposition parties actually acts as an opportunity, and I trust and await the ultimate justice that will prevail in the White Palace. Through the introspection of Shakyamuni, we transcend greed, hatred, and delusion; the final eye-opening ceremony—the finishing touch—is possible only for the Divine Being, who is spiritually omnipresent, omniscient, and omnipotent, and whose compatibility with all things in the universe is a perfect 100. Addiction, alcohol, tobacco, drugs, gambling, and material and sexual addictions serve as the standard of judgment through humble penance; the Divine Being grants pardon for these sins, allowing us to participate in the wedding banquet of the White Palace. While religion merely interprets scriptures, only the supra-religious Divine Being brings about judgment and world transformation. I have a question. Please tell me the solution to the addiction that must be eliminated. You told me not to participate in the second political protest and to remain neutral. Please give me the word of Providence. Divine Being

You mentioned that we look for addictions during the penitential rite. Among those, what do we look for first? Alcohol, tobacco, and drugs—physical addictions. What did you say we look for next? You said we look for gambling, material possessions, and
honor. What is the last addiction? Oh, you said we look for sex addiction. Under which category does sex addiction fall? Paternal love, maternal love, and heterosexuality. People lacking paternal love eventually face problems. They get attracted to older men who resemble their own fathers and end up marrying them. People lacking maternal love like older women. That is why the French President marries a female teacher from his school who is 10 or 20 years older than him. Isn’t that right? There is a gap of over thirty years. The President got married, but his wife is the same age as his mother. The age of a grandmother. Why is that? It is because he lacks maternal love. His mother becomes his wife. That is what he desires. So, it is because of a lack of maternal love, isn’t it?

People lacking paternal love take someone like a father as a husband. People lacking heterosexual love meet someone their own age. Because they are lacking in reason. When that man loses his energy, that person meets another man. Why? Because it is heterosexuality. In this way, sexual desires manifest as a convergence of paternal, maternal, and heterosexual feelings, and this leads to “penance in deep repentance.” It refers to committing a sin in that context. So, regarding love, is it acceptable or not acceptable if there is a deficiency? It is not acceptable. That is why Buddhism says that when humans were created, the Six Realms of Reincarnation were the first to occur. However, the actual Six Realms of Reincarnation on this Earth were created by our White Palace. It means that Shakyamuni knew that part.

So, when you undergo the Six Realms of Reincarnation, what is created first? It creates wealth, poverty, nobility, and lowliness. When you die, for those who didn’t go to Heaven, what is created first? Wealth, poverty, nobility, and lowliness. What is created second? Body type and blood are created. Body type and blood are determined. Where is that determined? In the White Palace where you prostrate yourself in penance. That is decided for you. Of course, in the realm where wealth, poverty, nobility, and lowliness are created, there are both animals and humans. If you go to become a lowly animal, you go to a lower stage within wealth, poverty, nobility, and lowliness. You go to hell. Right, isn’t it? If you separate into a human from there, you’ve hit the jackpot, at least. You are born as a human, a noble person, but even among humans, there are noble and lowly ones, aren’t there?

So, once wealth and poverty, nobility and commoner status are firmly established there, the next step is determining the body type and lineage. “You go as a Black person, you go as a White person. Make your height 180 cm. Make your height 190 cm.” It comes out like that. Once the body type is firmly determined, it doesn’t change. What changes the third step? The family lineage changes. “You go into a certain household. You crawl into the belly of that African woman with AIDS.” Just like that. “You go into the belly of a pig in some pig farm.” It goes “tatatatat.” Wealth and poverty, nobility and commoner status, body type, and lineage are all determined, aren’t they? Then, the body type and blood are created first, and then the family lineage is created. The body type and blood are created first. It is determined whether you are Type O or Type B. That is how the body type and blood are created, and then the family lineage is created the fourth step, isn’t it?

What’s the fifth one? Your sleep and health get determined. It says, “Live until this age. Be healthy. Be a frail weakling and make your husband sick all the time.” Something like that comes out, doesn’t it? Then, finally, the region and the universe are created. “Go to this star. Be born on Earth, skewed to one corner near the center of the galaxy.” That gets decided again. Because when viewed from the White Sign, there are 362 stars, so no one knows which star they will be sent to. That is how it is. But there is one thing you need to know: anyone who goes from Earth to Earth comes back to Earth. They don’t send them to another star. Why? Because the karmic connections here are complicated. Once you go there, there are all sorts of ties—someone who cheated you out of money, someone who once hugged you—so you can’t break free. You are being dragged there. Got it?

Once the local universe is determined, the face and personality are decided last. Then, whether she is a beauty or not—because she seduced so many men in the past—it is decided that her face should be made somewhat hideous. These things just come out precisely. For example, if a woman treated her husband and men exceptionally well in her past life, yielded whenever there was something, and gave food to the poor whenever there was food, then the instruction is to give her all the beauty she deserves, creating a figure that commands respect wherever she is placed. If you do exactly that, she is born as such a beauty. So, is it okay for us to look down on a beauty or not? If her figure and face are absolutely stunning, she is unconditionally an object of respect. Why? Because she accumulated such good karma in her past life. That is why she is made to be envied by many people. However, if she torments her husband and just fights and bickers all the time, she is a human being, so it is a relief she didn’t end up as an animal. She is a human being, but she is somewhat similar to a pig.

There is someone here who sings, someone like that. You know what I mean. They come out having become someone somewhat similar to that pig. So, they kick this man when they see him, kick that man when they see him—is it a soccer ball? There must be women who live being pushed around here and there. Right? All of that is determined in six rapid steps from above, and then it is decided in a split second, and they suddenly land inside the pig’s belly, inside the womb, and sit there. They were definitely human. Do you like that? But where do you all go? To the Kingdom of the White Palace. So, once your face and personality are firmly fixed, you are stuck there. The more men someone has tormented, the more they hate the sight of men. They come out with that kind of face, maintaining it forever.

But you served and cared for your sick husband so well until the very end. If you hadn’t met me, who would have looked after you? I am truly grateful that I am by your side looking after you until the day you die. A woman who becomes like this will surely be reborn as a peerless beauty when she dies, won’t she? Right? However, if you don’t meet me, you cannot enter Heaven. Now, regarding this, I told you this here, didn’t I? We need to resolve this addiction. And secondly, you shouldn’t participate in protests. Why? We are not experts. There are political experts over there, aren’t there? Leave it to the political experts. If they ask us to vote, we just need to vote. Demonstrating is not a desirable thing. Those of us who are destined to go to the White Palace do not need to get too deeply involved in worldly affairs. I told you so, didn’t I?

The Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil is for judges, prosecutors, and police to decide; you must not eat its fruit. You must be faithful to your own internal duties. So, if you wipe this one clean, this should disappear. If you cover this one with it, it vanishes. It’s pure magic. It shows how time has changed in the world. Was this possible a few decades ago? No. Try doing this a thousand or ten thousand times and see if it changes. Isn’t it interesting? If uncivilized people came and saw this—if someone from the Joseon Dynasty had seen it—they would faint. “Ah, just like this, the letters all disappear.” Isn’t that fascinating? It’s so fascinating that I feel hesitant to write. I have to write. I have to write, but… is this water?

What did I say about happiness? I said it is neither born nor dies. I mean, neither born nor dies.

Happiness is neither born nor destroyed(幸福不生不滅)
“It doesn’t increase or decrease, it doesn’t move(不增不減如如不動)
Non-scaling and impure, the quality remains unchanged(不垢不淨質量不變)
No “go”(不去不來)

Then there is no increase. It is neither increase nor decrease, isn’t it? Then, it means there is no “this” or “that” either. It means there is nothing dirty. There is nothing pure either. Right? So, “neither impurity nor impurity” is “neither impurity nor impurity.” We also say “neither coming nor going,” don’t we? It is not coming or going, is it? This appears in the Heart Sutra of Buddhism. Only these three appear in the Heart Sutra. This one doesn’t appear. It doesn’t appear, but I am explaining it to you. As for happiness, what do we call these four things? What law? It is “eternal as one.” Then, can we take away happiness? No matter what environment one faces, “eternal as one” cannot take away happiness—it cannot take away another person’s happiness.

So, when the Japanese were about to kill an independence activist, they would say, “You can kill my body, but you can never kill my soul. Say you don’t believe in Jesus. I will spare your life. Go ahead and kill me.” 100% of our people died that way. Our martyrs. Foreigners didn’t do that. They were different; they would say, “Please spare my life.” Only Koreans went to that guillotine and said, “If you don’t believe, I will spare your life. Say you don’t believe in Jesus. Then I will spare your life.” And they would say, “No, please kill me.” All Korean martyrs died that way. Isn’t that amazing? Our people had such loyalty. Our ancestors were truly remarkable. That is why Westerners were astonished. Indeed, the people of the East are the Land of Courtesy.

Why did the phrase “Land of Eastern Courtesy” come up? I explained it in a lecture, didn’t I? Why did it come up? Your parents returned, and for three years you wore a straw hat, acting like some kind of ghost. Tigers roamed the grave site, and you had to build a hut there and hide for three years while they went about their nights. If you waited just one day, kids these days would all run away. You had to stay in the mountains next to your dead father’s body for three years; that was considered keeping the etiquette upright. Our elders in the past all did that. Right? Is there any other nation in world history like that? There is only the Korean people. That is why when people around the world talk about the “Land of Eastern Courtesy,” they are talking about Korea, not Japan. It means there is no other nation that observes etiquette as much as Koreans do.

But is it right for us to become this bad? It shouldn’t. Our people are a nation that doesn’t meddle in useless matters, but instead practices filial piety and does its best in its own work. Right? So, if you look closely at this concept of “no increase, no decrease,” it doesn’t mean that happiness is increasing or decreasing. Since I was writing this character for “potato” (gamja) so quickly, there might be times when I wrote it like this: the character for “feel.” I wrote it incorrectly, but that can happen when you write fast. Oh, this character.

So, happiness is like this, and the answer to the question our True Master asked earlier is right here. We ourselves possess everything, yet we think we don’t, and we get dragged around by the six senses, six objects of perception, six consciousnesses, and six faculties—the four kinds. So, the six objects of perception. And also the six senses of perception, afflictions. We get dragged around by things like that. So, everything I just said is exactly that. Therefore, knowing this, should we maintain the state of unchanging equanimity or not? No matter how much you say there is a formula for happiness. What kind of formula is there? Is there a formula like this or not? There is the principle of the conservation of mass. No, I mean that mass absolutely does not change. Conservation of mass.

Unchanged quality(質量不變)

Got it?

And our happiness doesn’t diminish just because a child dies. It’s the joy that diminishes. There are simply fewer things to be happy about. If the puppy I had died, does that make me unhappy? No. It just means the things that bring me joy decrease a little when I go home. Right? Then, if we apply that to joy as well, does it diminish? You just need to reminisce about the puppy. That’s right. If you recall the time when you were with your mother and nursing, you don’t feel lonely when you’re at home. That’s right, that’s right. You just need to recall the times you played with that puppy. The puppy may be gone, but it is still practically in your heart. Through meditation, we can even keep lost possessions and lost parents in our hearts. When you come home from work, you can go around asking, “Mom, were you okay?” or “Dad, were you alright?” even when no one else is around.

What this means is that you just have to recall the past exactly as it was. It makes you happy. You can make it happy. So, has happiness disappeared? Has joy diminished? Joy, too, neither increases nor decreases. Therefore, once you ascend to a higher state, do emotions like joy, anger, sorrow, pleasure, love, hatred, and lust exist? They do not. Even the heart of compassion, the heart of shame, the heart of humility, and the heart of right and wrong—when you see something beautiful in the world—will all disappear when their time comes. So, when you realize this, your mind is always calm and beautiful, and this world is truly mysterious and beautiful. So, just put my house up for auction and take it away. Pack up your belongings, take the house and all the stuff—the kids’ piano and everything else. Your daughter is crying. Even so, you must remain composed. My dear, do you like that piano that much? I will buy you a better grand piano later.
Those people are just taking junk. Tell them to take it. I will build you a better house later, too. These are people who are cleaning up all the filth. Don’t worry.

Where are we going? Let’s go camping over there and pitch the tent. Then the daughter asks, “Dad, is this our house?” I reply, “Yes, this is our house.” She asks, “Is this big mountain your garden?” I say, “Yes.” She continues, “Yes, running around the mountain with you every morning, chasing rabbits and things like that. What does that daughter learn from her father?” She learns, “It is liberation from being bound.” I tell her, “My dear, our home has no boundaries.” Can you say that, Dad? “Someday, someone will appear to take away all the rights in this world. But we have nothing to lose. This is all ours. No matter what happens, our hearts remain unwavering. Got it? You understand what I mean.”

Is it right to get so despondent there that you decide to die with your child, cut your arteries with a knife, and just die right there? I’m saying this because I’ve seen someone like that. It happens right next to my house; a man just came home from work and found his wife had taken her own life with their two children. So, the children were all dead on the porch in the yard, and the mother was dead too. The husband came home, and it wasn’t like he had a bad day or fought; it was just that the woman had become so despondent that she took her own life. The man just collapsed backward in the yard. He was losing consciousness, completely shocked. It wasn’t even a big fight. You know what I mean. She had a slightly negative view of her husband. But this woman has that kind of temperament.

He held a knife and said, “You, you, taste this. And regarding your child… you dote on your daughter so much, don’t you? Taste this.” So, he killed all the daughters, killed himself, and the entire porch was a sea of blood. But how shocked must the people in our neighborhood have been? There wasn’t a single house that wasn’t shocked. Yet, that man couldn’t even call the police; he just lay there unconscious, his consciousness fluctuating. It was a tremendous shock. Even in such moments, you must remain completely unmoved. You should think, “Those who were destined to go have gone.” That is how it should be, but is that possible? The answer is that people don’t do it. For those who have practiced asceticism, this mindset must be trained in daily study to make it possible. “Wow, that person took the children with them because of their personality.” “They went because they felt awkward going alone.” You must defend yourself calmly against this as well. “They were all destined to go anyway, so they just went a little sooner.”

So, regarding the question Jin-in asked earlier—the very last one—I simply expressed a different character as the word ‘happiness’. If you look here, you understand the solution to addiction. I’m the one who told you the solution.
Everything must remain immovable. Those are the useless things. So, when you see a precious item or something you covet, you should think, “How many years will this last? Will that last 100 years?” You are going around coveting useless things. But is it okay to look at a divine being and wonder how many years they will last? That isn’t allowed, is it? They are immovable beings. They exist eternally.

The following is a question asked on behalf of someone else. Angel Heo Jeong-suk, in this era of low birth rates and an aging population, with the post-Korean War baby parents numbering nearly 9 million and approaching the elderly age, I would like to hear your opinion, Shin-in, on how we should address the management of elderly people with dementia.

Didn’t I tell you to just drink mineral water? And didn’t I just tell you to remain completely still? Put time into everything you see right in front of you. Then you won’t feel greedy for anything. Oh my, I gave birth to a son; how many years will he live? 100 years. Right? No. Whether it’s anything or an object, if you put time into it, it becomes completely still. You won’t feel attached. Instead, your mind will be at ease. I’m telling you, your mind will be at ease. So, when you go home and look at your wife, you ask yourself: Is that a living thing or a dead thing? Right? No. How many years is left on its statute of limitations? She says her liver and heart aren’t good right now, so you look at her like this: “She’s an object with about 30 years left on her statute of limitations.” So, is there any reason to fight? Why would I fight over something that will disappear? Right? No. So, if she says, “Let’s eat,” you think, “Oh my, I must be possessed by a ghost to be eating.” That is why your wife appears to you as a god.

This is an existence that will eventually disappear, yet right now it appears before me as an image, possesses a physical body, and is conversing with me. That in itself is mysterious and beautiful. You know what I mean. Oh my, while it is here, it faces me like this, words come out of its mouth, thoughts run through it, and when I give it money, it laughs and rejoices—isn’t it just an interesting object? Isn’t it? Why does it get so happy and joyful whenever it sees money? Isn’t it? So, eating a meal like this with that wife for one night, going home, and gazing at her is paradise, pure paradise. But if you view that negatively, it is hell. Isn’t that right?

My wife will leave someday, too. You have to do this so that she looks pitiful, leaves her with good memories, and helps her find a good partner. Isn’t that right? If you just view this as a possession, you might think, “Why did I own something like this and cause myself so much heartache? I should have owned something better.” But if you choose something better, it costs more.
The person who chose a prettier woman must be prepared for higher medical bills. Do you understand what I mean now? So, beautiful people who are sick, or precious people, are bound to have many ailments. That is why keeping a cute puppy around can end up costing more than your parents’ medical bills. It can happen. Oh my goodness. Anyway, you must remain unwavering. When you come to Haneulgung, your mind feels at ease, doesn’t it? It is peace of mind. Now, regarding how to manage elderly people with dementia in the future, they don’t need to worry about that themselves. I’ve given you all the answers, haven’t I?

Of course, regarding the elderly with dementia, what percentage of people develop dementia? It would be something like this. Then, you need to understand why dementia occurs. You want to avoid it, don’t you? Do you know how to prevent dementia? You need to live a regular life, but you can also drink mineral water. Drinking mineral water improves our forgetfulness, doesn’t it? That is part of it, but there is also work you need to do mentally and spiritually. You know Huh Kyung-young. Calling out to Huh Kyung-young. Everyone, this dementia… ultimately, you will die because of it. When you die, you forget everything, don’t you?

And you won’t know when you are reborn. So, to put human death in another word, it is eternal dementia. It prevents you from remembering your past life. That is the essence. If you were allowed to remember your past life, your current relationships would have continued exactly as they are. “This wife is my mother in a past life.” Then should I sleep with my mother? That creates a problem, doesn’t it? “No, this wife is my father in a past life.” Should I sleep with her? It’s a total turn-off. So, your father’s face keeps overlapping, and the wife lying there looks like her own father. Would that work? That is why they induce dementia to erase past life memories. Dementia was created to give pleasure to all humans—to make them forget. Right? Isn’t that right?

But when a grandmother or a wife develops dementia, they say things like, “Honey, who are you?” Then they look even more pitiful. They look pitiful. Because they can’t recognize you. You think, “Oh my, if I die, who will take care of them?” That is how it goes. So, people who haven’t received love develop dementia. They try to get love from the people around them. Right, right. Oh my, a husband sees his wife suddenly act like a little child and say, “Honey, who are you?” At that moment, she looks much prettier, more pitiful, and more pathetic than when she was being defiant, and all feelings of resentment vanish. That is why I’m telling you, a woman who hasn’t received love can develop dementia. Do you understand what I’m saying? If you go to the Sky Temple and interact with the divine beings, such feelings might not arise.

However, if you don’t do that and just stay home, trying to get beaten up all alone, that’s what can happen. You unnecessarily trigger dementia; it is a disease that comes upon you by choice. For example, if you haven’t received love from your husband for a long time, and you suddenly develop dementia and ask him, “Who are you?”, he will start paying attention to you. If you deliberately walk toward the apartment balcony, he might say, “Honey, why are you going there? Come here. Right? Right?” Then he might ask you, “Honey, how about going down here? Should I try jumping?” From that moment on, he treats his wife like a sacred object, doing it just to attract attention. That is why there are children who self-harm because they lack love. Just as self-harm is done to attract parental attention, dementia is the manifestation of what the woman desired in her brain. If you think, “I have been persecuted too much by my husband. Now, how can I get his attention?”, that leads to dementia.

If you do that, why don’t you go home and pretend to have dementia? Suddenly, your husband will start treating you well. You’ll think, “Oh no, this is a big problem.” That’s possible. I wish they would make a movie like that. You trick your husband into thinking you have dementia. Then he’ll treat you even better, won’t he? But you keep switching between having dementia and not having it. It’s fun, isn’t it? If you’re smart, try researching that kind of thing. Got it? If your husband doesn’t listen and throws a tantrum about going to “Sky Temple,” you pretend to have dementia and ask, “Honey, honey, where did I go?” “Oh, I went to Sky Temple.” “What is Sky Temple?” Then you come right back. On the day you actually go to Sky Temple, your mind is perfectly clear. You come back and ask, “Where did I go?” It’s fun, isn’t it? You can do that as much as you want. Oh my god, this is driving me crazy. Oh my god.

The following is a question asked on behalf of someone else. Angel Lee Ho-jae, the Earth rotates and revolves around the ocean, the Sun rotates and revolves around Polaris, and so on, until the Milky Way rotates and revolves around the constellation Clematis. On what basis are the size of the stars and their rotation and orbital speeds determined, and how do they move without missing a single second?

Everyone, what would happen if this massive star were to rotate out of sync by just one second? Stars would collide. The universe would collapse. Even that speed has been calculated. Its entire size has been calculated. Speed, size, and things like that must all be calculated. They are calculated with incredible precision. That is why people think it just rotates. But it doesn’t just rotate.

The Earth’s diameter is… how far is it from here to the Sun? It’s 150 million km. Then, how many kilometers is it from here to Uranus? To Uranus. Uranus is right there next to the Sun. To Uranus… the distance from Earth to the Sun is 150 million km. But from Earth to Uranus is 2.7 billion km. It’s really far, isn’t it? 2.7 billion km. Does anyone know how many kilometers it is to Pluto? It’s 5.9 billion km. It’s extremely far, isn’t it? You have to travel 5.9 billion km to get to Pluto, and that place is also part of our solar system. The farthest star in the solar system is about 6 billion km away. It’s extremely far, isn’t it? The Sun is quite close. That’s why it looks so big. Got it?

So, Uranus is 2.7 billion km away, but how many times larger is it than Earth? 63 times. Uranus is really big, isn’t it?
It is 63 times bigger than Earth. How big is that? Right? That is why if such a huge star were to have even a slight error in its rotation, it would be a disaster. Everything revolves around the center of the galaxy. The speed is determined by that size. Isn’t that fascinating? Next, there is Neptune. Neptune. It is 4.5 billion km away. But its size is 42 times that of Earth. So, Earth is really small, isn’t it? But how many times larger is the Sun than Earth? 1.8 million times. That’s incredible, isn’t it? It means it is 1.8 million times larger than Earth. So, the Sun is enormously larger than Pluto, isn’t it? Pluto and Uranus are 63 times larger than Earth.

But the Sun is 1.8 million times larger than Earth. But is 1.8 million times a small amount? It is enormously huge. So, that tiny dot on the TV screen that you can barely see is Earth, and this is the Sun. This whole thing is the Sun. It’s tremendous. But Pluto is still about 63 times bigger, isn’t it? 63 times. Uranus is 63 times larger, and Pluto is half the size of Earth. Pluto is half the size of Earth, but it is far away. It is 5.9 billion kilometers away, so it has already left the solar system. It is currently 6.2 billion kilometers away.

I stayed 5.9 billion kilometers away for a long time, and I started moving right from the moment I was born on Earth. I explained this to you in a lecture before, didn’t I? So now, I am about 6.2 billion kilometers away and have left the solar system. You have to consider it gone beyond 6 billion kilometers to have left the solar system. So, I have become a wandering star heading to another universe. Isn’t that amazing? For a star that has completed its mission like this, its existence comes to an end with my arrival. I mean that a star begins to move because of my arrival. That timing coincides with my arrival. That is when Pluto begins to leave. So, if you knew all the mysteries of this universe, you would be absolutely stunned. The stars. There are an enormous number of such mysterious things just within the solar system. You know that.

So, the sun is flying at 107,160 km/h. How far does it go in one hour? That’s 20 times the speed of the United States. The sun is traveling 20 times the speed of the United States. How many kilometers is the United States? Is it 16,000 km? It’s about 20,000 km. But if it’s 100,000 km/h, the Earth… right? Since the Earth’s total circumference is 50,000 km, how many times has it circled? In one hour. Got it? The speed at which the Earth flies like this is about 120,000 km/h. 100,000 to 110,000 km. Since it’s 107,160 km/h, it becomes 110,000 km. Everyone, if you go just 1,000 km/h, you get dizzy. But even 10,000 km/h makes you dizzy. You’d faint. 100,000 km/h, 110,000 km/h… Oh my god, everyone would die. Yet, you haven’t died and you’re still alive. Why is that? Because of the atmosphere. The atmosphere is holding you up. The air. Got it?

With this secret, the Creator of this universe is telling you directly with his own mouth. Got it? So, I’m sitting those mosquitoes down and telling them. Do those mosquitoes know how many kilometers away they are? There is no need to explain it in detail. You just need to spray mosquito repellent. Ah, that is why it’s so frustrating. Got it? Everything changes when I command it like this, so it’s hard to teach that with words, isn’t it? Just bring the mosquito repellent. Fun. So, you must have studied in science class just how precisely this solar system is structured. No room for error. What is the Earth’s rotation speed? 1,609 km/h. The speed at which it spins like this is over a thousand kilometers per hour. It’s 1,100 km/h. That’s dizzying, isn’t it?

But does it just spin? It flies. It’s exactly like a golf ball flying. Why do golf balls have those little dots on them? To make them spin faster. So, it spins and flies; the spinning speed is about 1,609 km/h—about 1,100 km—but the actual distance traveled is 110,000 km. That’s 107,160 km—that’s how it flies. Just imagine this huge star flying at 110,000 km—about 120,000 km—or 110,000 km. This star is moving like that right now. But if we could feel it, we would all die. No one can feel it. But who can feel it? People without otoliths. If the otoliths fall out. Then they feel the Earth spinning. It just spins around and around, just spins around. The Earth just has no left or right. Buildings just go back and forth, spinning wildly. Why? Because the Earth is rotating like a golf ball, wouldn’t you feel dizzy? Does it hold you in place? No, it doesn’t. So, we put otoliths in our ears. Those otoliths hold everything perfectly in place. Isn’t that fascinating?

But people with strong constitutions get seasick easily. Right, I told you I never got seasick when I went to Vietnam, didn’t I? No matter how much the ship rocked from side to side, I was fine. But all 5,000 soldiers were seasick, and there wasn’t a single soldier who wasn’t lying down in the hallway. When I got off the elevator, everyone was lying in the hallway throwing up. Good heavens, what was that? It was hideous. All those young guys were lying there, yelping and squealing. But I was the only one walking around. Only me. Even the American soldiers weren’t squealing. Those Navy guys must be used to it. But I was the only one who was fine. Isn’t that fascinating? Why don’t I get seasick? So, after I came back from Vietnam, I ended the Vietnam War. It was a conclusion with me going. Now, this is precise. You understand. You don’t need to know the details here. That’s all you need to know.

Due to time constraints, we will stop the questions here. We will share a few testimonials and listen to the Sky Temple promotional song.

We are strictly punctual. It’s six o’clock right now.
I finish my lectures right by six. Ah, I’m actually super strict about time. Uh, uh, uh. But why is it so hard to come out of that room over there? That’s because the time I leave the room is when I’m monitoring your temperature. You know how food tastes better when you’re really hungry while waiting? Right? If I’m out right from the start, it’s no fun. You have to be thinking, “Is the newcomer not in that room? Did they go somewhere and not come back?” and then suddenly appear for you to be happy to see them. That’s why I make you wait so long. That’s a way to compress time. I’m compressing your time. So when they suddenly appear like that, the joy doubles. Right?

But while I was waiting, the phone rang. It was from Lee Young-sook. I said, “Hello,” and realized I was calling from far away outside. Then people would think, “The newcomer isn’t in that room.” Isn’t that better than that? Right, remember when we used to give energy over the phone? Giving blessings over the phone. Right? Later, when there are more people, it might be like that. You are happy to be looking at me and listening to my lecture right now. How mysterious is that? It’s really fun right now. Just looking at your face is entertaining. Do we need comedy? We don’t need it at all.

This is a testimonial from Angel Kim Byung-wook of Jangan-dong, Seoul. It is a testimonial regarding Bullosu.

My name is Kim Byeong-ok, and I live in Jangan-dong, Seoul. I have suffered from rhinitis for over 10 years, and whenever winter comes this cold, it has become so difficult that I can barely breathe without medication. My nose is so tightly blocked that I cannot inhale at all and have to breathe only through my mouth. Consequently, even after waking up, I am always tired, have a heavy head, and suffer from headaches. I even start coughing as soon as I lie down, so I hesitate to do so and often end up sleeping sitting up.

Since May 2024, I have been drinking 1,000cc of Bulloyu, which is over six months old, over the course of a week. Since Bullosu became available, I have been working part-time even on Sundays, so I haven’t had time to visit Haneulgung. Instead, I ordered 15 bottles of 10L Bullosu over the phone and am currently drinking them. Since the beginning of this year, I have stopped taking medication and have been focusing on inhaling. I have almost no headaches, and since I breathe through my nose, I only cough occasionally. It seems my rhinitis is now about 70% cured. I live with a heart full of constant gratitude to the Divine Being, Huh Kyung-young. Whenever I have time, I live within the words of the Divine Being, Huh Kyung-young. Thank you, Divine Being Huh Kyung-young, for returning to our country, the Republic of Korea. I adore you.

You know what inhaling and exhaling are. The reason that rhinitis is so severe is because the person has allergies, a weak immune system, or something like that. But this water has an effect, doesn’t it? If it heals quickly, it’s bad water. It heals slowly, doesn’t it? That’s good water. It shouldn’t heal like medicine. That water cures it completely without any burden. It cures it without side effects. That is how it needs to be cured for rhinitis to be cured. If you put rhinitis medicine in and it doesn’t cure it immediately, it will become habit-forming later. Right? That’s why they say the rhinitis is slowly cured by 70%. Curing it with water like this is a hundred times better than curing it with medicine.

Now, I’m giving that person a hint: you have to put water into your nostrils one by one. You have to pour it all into your nostrils and wash your nose out. Got it? If you do that, you’ll get better faster. So, pour water into your nostrils with a kettle. Then it goes in, you know, it goes right in. It goes right in and comes all out through your mouth and down your throat. Rinse your nose like that. People with rhinitis. Got it? Then we have to do it with that water. Then it just washes right out. The water goes into the mucous membrane inside. Something happens.

And well, if the mucus goes down your throat, you can drink it, and if it doesn’t, just spit it out. Got it?
Go ahead, wash your nose thoroughly. And there are many holes inside this nostril. Holes like these. There is a hole right here inside where the echoing voice comes out. Water goes in through there to wash it out. There is inflammation inside. Wash it all out. Got it? Good. If people saw those holes, they would all run away. That is why the flesh is covering them up. There are holes all under the cheekbones. Your whole face is a hole. But since the flesh is covering it all up and camouflaging it, it looks pretty, doesn’t it? Got it?

But you absolutely must not wear glasses that show holes. There are glasses where you can’t see the flesh, only the bones. If you put those on, your whole face is just holes. You wouldn’t. And everyone you meet will just show holes and skeletons. You won’t even see the eyeballs. The eyes will look like holes, too. You can see them clearly. There are glasses like that. Because once you put them on, you only see bones. I’ll give those glasses to anyone who needs them. Isn’t that a relief? It’s so nice that they’re completely covered in leather like this.

The following is a case study of the Bullosu experience by Jeongbokdol Angel from Daegu.

Testimonial of complete recovery from left shoulder pain using Gwangcheon Bullo-su. Jeong Bok-dol, Daegu Peace Spirituality Center. Starting in mid-November 2023, I experienced shoulder pain when raising my left arm from behind my back. On November 23, I was examined by an orthopedic specialist who told me there was nothing wrong with the bone and advised me to visit the hospital periodically for treatment to monitor my progress. After receiving treatment for that day, I went to a second hospital on November 29. I received the same treatment as the first visit. Upon returning home, I reflected that the pain was not severe and did not significantly interfere with my daily life. Thinking that general massage therapy and exercise at home would suffice, I decided not to go to the hospital and was treating myself at home when…

I started drinking Haneulgung Gwangcheon Bullosu on August 23, 2024. I consumed 2 liters of water daily, frequently two hours after meals, and monitored the color of my urine. If the urine was clear and watery, it indicated a salt deficiency or an excess of water, so I reduced the amount of water or increased the amount of bamboo salt. If the urine was light yellow, it meant the water and salt levels were appropriate, but if it was dark yellow, it indicated an excess of salt or a water deficiency, so I adjusted the intake by increasing water or decreasing salt. When I was deficient in salt, I carried granular bamboo salt with me at all times, placing small amounts under my tongue to dissolve with saliva.

And starting in October 2024, I continued to drink Gwangcheon Bullo-su while applying the Divine Being’s Dragon Face sticker to the painful area and performing the arm rotation exercises taught by the Divine Being. Around mid-December 2024, the pain disappeared without me even realizing it. I routinely chanted “Become a Body of Light” and “Huh Kyung-young” on the painful area. I believe the pain was caused by damage to my shoulder area from excessively repeating the same movements for a long time during my past work life. When consuming Gwangcheon Bullo-su in the winter, it is recommended that the frail or elderly drink it warm. It is also beneficial for the general public to drink it warm if possible, and I believe the effects are faster for those who have received the Divine Being’s blessing. Thank you, holy Divine Being, for giving me Gwangcheon Bullo-su. I love you. I respect you. Huh Kyung-young, Huh Kyung-young

We do not sell Bullo-su. Everyone serves themselves. Earlier, I heard someone had Bullo-su delivered. They must have asked an acquaintance to scoop some for them. We do not sell or deliver Bullo-su like this. I suppose there are people who deliver it to their friends.

This excerpt comes from a YouTube lecture by Heo Kyung-young, a controversial figure in South Korea known for his unique spiritual and political claims. The video, titled “Sky Palace Commemorative Event and Celebration Day,” features Heo Kyung-young delivering a sermon-like address to his followers, interspersed with testimonials and promotional songs. The core message revolves around his divine status, the miraculous properties of “Sky Palace water” (Baekgong Gwangcheonsu), and his interpretations of various spiritual and worldly phenomena. Heo Kyung-young presents himself as a savior figure, offering solutions to personal and global problems through his teachings and spiritual interventions.

The Divine and Human Connection

The Interconnectedness of All Beings
Heo Kyung-young presents a fascinating worldview where everything is interconnected, from the smallest human ailment to the grand cosmic order. He argues that human suffering directly impacts the divine, making our well-being a matter of cosmic importance. This perspective elevates individual actions to a universal scale, suggesting a profound responsibility for our choices.

자식이 병들면 그 부모가 병이 들어, 그래 안 그래? 그러니까 자식이 교통사고 나면, 부모가 교통사고 난 거와 또 같아. 자식이 죽으면 부모 가슴이 무덤이야. 그렇잖아? 어, 그러니까 이게 기자, 그 자식이 병을 얻으면 그 부모가 역시 병이 되는 거야. 우리는 연결돼 있어요. 그러니까 지구가 병이 드니까 인류가 병이 드니까 신이 병이 들어 안 들어? 어, 그래서 심판을 하는 거야.
If a child gets sick, the parent gets sick, right? So if a child gets into a car accident, it’s like the parent got into a car accident. If a child dies, the parent’s heart becomes a tomb. Right? So, if a child gets sick, the parent also gets sick. We are connected. So, if the Earth gets sick, and humanity gets sick, does God get sick or not? Oh, that’s why there’s judgment.

중생의 병이 나와버리면 뭐예요? 천신의 병도 나아버린다, 알겠죠? 중신의 병도 나아버려. 예, 알겠죠? 네, 중생의 병이 나오면 천신의 병도 낳는다 이 말이야. 그래서 이 중생의 병을 우리가 신경 쓰는 거예요, 네, 알겠죠? 그러니까 중생이 병들면 천신도 사의 병이 나면 아버지 병이 들고, 자식이 병이 들면 아버지 병이 낳는다.
If the illness of sentient beings is cured, what happens? The illness of the heavenly gods is also cured, understand? The illness of the central gods is also cured. Yes, understand? So, if the illness of sentient beings is cured, the illness of the heavenly gods is also cured. That’s why we care about the illness of sentient beings, understand? So, if sentient beings get sick, and the illness of the four (elements) is cured, the father’s illness is cured, and if the child’s illness is cured, the father’s illness is cured.

The Purpose of Creation and Human Free Will
Heo Kyung-young offers a unique interpretation of creation, suggesting that humanity’s existence is an ongoing experiment by the divine. He posits that God gave humans free will to observe their development, even if it leads to chaos. This idea challenges traditional notions of divine omnipotence and introduces a more dynamic, almost scientific, view of creation.

여러분, 하늘이 왜 마음대로 못할까? 하늘은 급할 게 없어, 여러분한테 맡겨놔 봐, 시간이 무진장이야, 알았죠? 그래서 왜 하늘은 저렇게 어리석게 인간들에게 맡겨 놓을까? 죄송한 말씀, 시간이 무한대야. 그래서 만약 나 떠보는 거야, 나 또 안 되면 또 바꿔버려.
Why can’t heaven do as it pleases? Heaven is not in a hurry. Just leave it to you, there’s infinite time, understand? So why would heaven foolishly leave it to humans like that? I’m sorry to say, time is infinite. So, it’s like testing me. If it doesn’t work out, I’ll change it again.

완벽하게 만든다고 만들었는데, 시들이 이러면 AI가 인간을 능멸하네, 그럴 수 있어, 없어? 아, 그러니까 그걸 다시 수정하고, 그 유전자 조합을 다시 하는 거예요, 알겠죠? 그거는 인간도 신을 닮아 가지고 그런 걸 영구 개발하지.
They tried to make it perfect, but if things go like this, AI will disrespect humans, right? So, they revise that again and re-do the genetic combination, understand? Humans, too, are made in God’s image, so they continuously develop such things.

여러분, 만든 잘못 때문에 온 거야, 알았죠? 네, 여러분에게 자유 의지를 좀 더 많이 줘봤더니, 여기 오버를 살짝살짝 하려고 하네. 이게 문제라니까, 말이 말을 절대로 안 들어요.
I came because of your mistakes, understand? Yes, I gave you a bit more free will, and now you’re trying to overdo it a little. That’s the problem, you absolutely don’t listen.

Spiritual Teachings and Practical Wisdom

The True Meaning of the Tree of Life and the Tree of Knowledge
Heo Kyung-young reinterprets the biblical story of Eden, offering a metaphorical understanding of the Tree of Life and the Tree of Knowledge. He argues that the “Tree of Life” represents physical sustenance, which humans should consume in moderation, while the “Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil” symbolizes judgment and division, which humans should avoid. This reinterpretation provides a framework for understanding human suffering and the path to spiritual well-being.

자, 육체인 거는 성경에 뭐가 나와, 뭐가 나와요? 생명나무를 이거 나오죠. 네. 이거는 무슨 나무야? 선악과를 아는 나무죠, 선악과 나무. 그러면 이게, 이게 아버지가 자식한테 지시한 거야. 이거는 먹어라, 그죠? 요거는 먹지 마라, 이렇게 지시했어요.
Now, what appears in the Bible regarding the physical? What appears? The Tree of Life appears, right? Yes. What kind of tree is this? It’s the tree that knows good and evil, the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil. So, this is what the father instructed his child. “Eat this,” right? “Don’t eat this,” he instructed.

여러분이 이걸 어긴 거야. 여러분은 생명 나무도 먹고, 선악 나무도 먹으면 되겠나? 영적인 거는 여러분이 타지 하면 안 되는 거야. 선악에 대해서는 여러분은 이걸 따 먹으면 안 돼. 요것만 먹으라 해서 육, 그니까 이게 선악.
You violated this. Should you eat both the Tree of Life and the Tree of Knowledge? You shouldn’t touch spiritual things. Regarding good and evil, you shouldn’t pick and eat this. You were told to eat only this, the physical, so this is good and evil.

선악의 나무는 따먹지 말라이 말은 남을 선과 악으로 구분 짓지 마라. 모든 인간을, 알았지? 그러면 그것이 끝이 없다, 끝이 없어.
The command not to eat from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil means, “Do not categorize others as good or evil.” All humans, understand? If you do, there’s no end to it, no end.

The Dangers of Overconsumption and Artificiality
Heo Kyung-young connects the decline of human lifespan to changes in eating habits, specifically the shift from natural, raw foods to cooked and processed ones. He argues that cooking, driven by desire for taste, led to overeating and the enlargement of the stomach, ultimately shortening human life. This perspective offers a critical view of modern dietary practices and their long-term consequences.

그 옛날 사람들은 구워 먹지 않았어. 욕심을 내지 않았어. 내추럴, 있는 그대로 그냥 먹는 거야. 열매다 먹고, 그죠? 뭐, 그 뭐 동물 잡으면 생고기 썰어서 먹고, 근데 이걸 불을 발견해 가지고 그때부터 수명이 천 년에서 100년 미만으로 내려가는 거야. 왜? 고소하거든, 많이 먹는 거야.
People in ancient times didn’t roast their food. They weren’t greedy. They ate it naturally, as it was. They ate fruits, right? And if they caught an animal, they’d slice and eat the raw meat. But when they discovered fire, that’s when their lifespan dropped from a thousand years to less than a hundred. Why? Because it tasted good, so they ate a lot.

그래서 위장이 점점 커지기 시작하면서, 위장이 커질 만큼 수명이 10분으로 줄은 거예요. 천 년이 100년으로 줄었다. 위가 열배로 커져 버렸어.
So, as the stomach gradually started to grow, the lifespan shortened by a tenth, as much as the stomach grew. A thousand years became a hundred years. The stomach grew ten times larger.

The Illusion of External Happiness and the Power of Inner Peace
Heo Kyung-young emphasizes the importance of internal happiness and self-reliance, contrasting it with the futile pursuit of external validation or material possessions. He argues that true happiness is “unmoving” (여여부동) and cannot be taken away by external circumstances. This teaching encourages a shift in focus from external achievements to inner contentment and resilience.

어떤 남자가 나이 40에 여자를 만나면 내 운명이 바뀔 텐데, 요런 말을 했다. 그래서 내 좋은 여자를 좀 만나야 되겠다, 이렇게 마음을 먹었으면, 착한 걸까, 악한 걸까? 착한 걸까, 악한 걸까? 이거는 의타심이 여자에 의해서 내 팔자를 고치겠다 이런 마음을 먹은 거야. 그 사람은 여자 고생시키기 뻔해요.
A man said, “If I meet a woman at 40, my destiny will change.” So, if he decided, “I need to meet a good woman,” is that good or evil? Is it good or evil? This is a mind that relies on others, thinking, “I’ll change my fate through a woman.” That person is clearly going to make women suffer.

여자가 무슨 뭐, 누구 팔짝 좋게 해 주는 사람이야? 아 그래 안 그래? 자기 자신이 어떻게든 성공해 가지고 여자도 편안하게 해주고, 남의 처갓집도 편안하게 해주고, 집안도 이렇게 해야지. 뭔, 여자를 하나 만나고 남자를 하나 만나야 내 팔자가 좋아진다, 요렇게 생각하는 것은 의타심이야. 이게 죄란 말이야, 이게 죄.
Is a woman someone who makes someone’s fate better? Right? You should succeed somehow yourself, make your woman comfortable, make your in-laws comfortable, and build up your family. Thinking that your fate will improve only if you meet a woman or a man, that’s dependency. That’s a sin, that’s a sin.

나의 모든 책임을 나에게 돌리고, 내가 근신하고, 내가 절제하고, 내가 공부하고, 내가 시간을 내서 운동하고 해야 되는 거야, 그래 안 그래?
I have to take all responsibility for myself, be discreet, exercise self-control, study, and make time to exercise, right?

모든 것은 내 안에서 다 구해야지, 밖에서 구하는 자는 성공한 자가 아니야, 알았죠?
Everything must be sought within myself; those who seek it outside are not successful, understand?

행복은 늘어남도 없죠? 부정, 불감이죠. 네, 불구 그러면 또 불구, 저것도 없다 이 말이야. 이게 더러운 것도 없다, 알겠죠? 깨끗한 것도 없다, 그죠? 그러니까 불구, 부정이네. 불거, 부정 또 불거, 불려라 그랬죠? 오고 가는 것도 아니죠.
Happiness doesn’t increase, right? It’s non-existent, imperceptible. Yes, if you say “non-existent,” it also means that doesn’t exist. It means there’s nothing dirty, understand? There’s nothing clean, right? So, it’s non-existent, non-defiled. It’s also said to be non-coming, non-going, right? It doesn’t come or go.

행복이라는 거는 우리가 없앨 수 있나? 여여부동이 아무리 어떤 환경에 죄도 행복을 뺏어갈 수가 없어. 남의 행복을.
Can we eliminate happiness? Even if there’s sin in any environment, the unmoving nature of happiness cannot be taken away. Someone else’s happiness.

The Wisdom of Detachment and Acceptance
Heo Kyung-young advocates for a radical form of detachment and acceptance in the face of life’s challenges. He suggests viewing all things, even loved ones, through the lens of impermanence, which can lead to a profound sense of peace and freedom from suffering. This perspective, while potentially unsettling, offers a unique path to emotional resilience.

이걸 깨닫고 보면, 항상 마음이 담담하고 아름답고, 이 세상이 그야말로 신비스럽고 아름다운 거야. 알았죠?
When you realize this, your mind is always calm and beautiful, and this world is truly mysterious and beautiful. Understand?

얘야, 우리 집은 경계가 없단다. 아빠는 그런 이야기 할 수 있어? 없어. 어이, 세상에는 다 뺏어가는 사람이 나타나는 거야, 언젠가. 어, 근데 우리는 뺏길 게 없어. 그냥 이게 전부 우리 거야. 언제나 어떤 경우가 와도, 여유, 부동한 게 우리 마음이야.
“My child, our home has no boundaries.” Can a father say that? No. Hey, in this world, people who take things away will appear someday. But we have nothing to lose. This is all ours. No matter what happens, our mind is always calm and unmoving.

그럴 때도 여유부동 해야 돼. 응, 갈 사람들이 갔구나, 이렇게 돼야 되는데, 그게 가능하죠? 안 하다 수도 한 가지, 마음을 평소에 공부를 훈련을 해야 그게 가능한 거야. 아, 저 사람 성격이 저러니까 애들 데리고 갔구나. 혼자 가기가 뭐해서 갔구나. 이것도 태연하게 방어해야 돼. 알았죠? 네, 어차피 다 갈 것들인데, 좀 빨리 갔구나.
Even then, you have to be unperturbed. Yes, you have to think, “The people who were meant to go have gone.” Is that possible? It’s possible only if you train your mind through constant study. “Oh, that person’s personality is like that, so they took the children and left.” “They left because they didn’t want to go alone.” You have to calmly defend against this too. Understand? Yes, they were all going to leave anyway, they just left a bit early.

어머, 내가 아들 하나 나는데, 이게 몇 년 생존 하나, 년이야? 그래, 안 그래? 모든 물건들 시간을 넣어버리면 여 부동이 돼버려, 애착이 안 가요. 그 대신 마음은 편해, 마음이 다니까. 그래, 집에 가서 마누라를 탁 보면, 저게 살아 있는 물체가, 저게 죽은 물체가, 그래, 저게 시호가 몇 년 남았나? 저 간이 안 좋고 심장이 안 좋다는데 시호가 한 30년 남은 물건이구나 이렇게 바라보는 거야.
Oh, I have a son, how many years will he live? Right? If you put time into all objects, they become unmoving, and you don’t get attached. Instead, your mind is at peace, because it’s all about the mind. So, when you look at your wife at home, you see her as a living object, a dying object. You think, “How many years does she have left? They say her liver and heart aren’t good, so she’s an object with about 30 years left.” That’s how you look at her.

The Miraculous and the Mundane

The Power of Sky Palace Water (Baekgong Gwangcheonsu)
Heo Kyung-young attributes miraculous healing properties to “Sky Palace water” (Baekgong Gwangcheonsu), claiming it can cure various ailments, including chronic conditions like rhinitis and even prevent dementia. He presents this water as a divine gift, a tangible manifestation of his spiritual power, and a key to achieving physical well-being. This highlights the blend of spiritual claims with practical, albeit unproven, health benefits.

우리 백홍 광천수는 엄청난 물이죠. 네, 우리 하늘궁에 공급해 주고 있어요. 네, 물도 풍부하고 지금 겨울에 몇 번 얼어가지고, 지금 파이퍼를 일부 교체했어요.
Our Baekhong Gwangcheonsu is an amazing water, isn’t it? Yes, it’s supplied to our Sky Palace. Yes, the water is abundant, and it froze a few times this winter, so we’ve replaced some of the pipes.

우리가 백국 물을 먹으니까 다들 뭐 고쳐달라는 사람이 많이 적어졌어요. 없는 거 아닌가 모르겠어.
Since we drink Baekguk water, the number of people asking for repairs has significantly decreased. I wonder if there are none left.

아무리 이거 미세먼지가 초미세먼지가 판을 쳐도, 광천수 먹으면, 물 먹으면 싹 시게 나와야 돼. 초미세먼지가 왜 초미세먼지가 무섭냐면, 내로 들어가 혈관으로 파서 내로 바로 들어가는데, 이게 미세먼지가 쌓이는 거예요. 그런데 이 광천수는 그냥 해버려, 그냥.
No matter how much fine dust and ultrafine dust are rampant, if you drink Gwangcheonsu, if you drink the water, it should all come out clean. The reason ultrafine dust is scary is because it goes into your brain, digging through blood vessels directly into your brain, and this fine dust accumulates. But this Gwangcheonsu just takes care of it, just like that.

우리나라에 수백만 개의 골짜기가 있는데, 이런 광천수 쏟아진 적 있나? 없습니다. 없어요. 파기도 않았는데, 갑자기 파해서 물줄기 서서 오르는 거, 있나? 없어요. 없어요.
There are millions of valleys in our country, but has such Gwangcheonsu ever gushed out? No. It hasn’t. Without even digging, has a stream of water suddenly gushed out from a dug spot? No. It hasn’t.

The Precision of the Universe and the Role of the Divine Creator
Heo Kyung-young delves into the intricate mechanics of the universe, describing the precise movements of celestial bodies and the forces that maintain cosmic order. He uses these scientific observations to underscore the existence of a divine creator, implying that such precision could only be the work of a higher intelligence. This blends scientific concepts with spiritual claims, positioning himself as the ultimate authority on both.

여러분이 큰 별이 1초를 틀리게 돌면 어떻게 되겠어요? 별들이 충돌이 일어나고 우주가 붕괴돼. 그러면 그 속도까지 다 계산이 돼 있어. 그 사이즈가 전부 계산이 돼 있는 거야. 속도, 사이즈, 이런 게 다 계산돼 있겠죠? 어, 엄청나게 세밀하게 계산이 돼 있어.
What would happen if a large star rotated even one second off? Stars would collide, and the universe would collapse. So, even its speed is all calculated. Its size is all calculated. Speed, size, all these things are calculated, right? Oh, it’s calculated with incredible precision.

천왕성이 되게 크죠, 네. 지구보다 64배 커. 천왕성 얼마나 크죠? 그러니까 그런 큰 별이 조금만 도는 게 오차가 생기면 큰일 나는 거야.
Uranus is very big, right? Yes. It’s 64 times bigger than Earth. How big is Uranus? So, if such a large star has even a small error in its rotation, it would be a disaster.

태양이 시속 10만 7,160으로 날아가. 한 시간에 10만, 한 시간에 어디까지 가요? 미국 20배로 가는 거야.
The sun flies at 107,160 km/h. 100,000 km in an hour, how far does it go in an hour? It goes 20 times the size of America.

이런 비밀로 해서 이 우주를 만든 자가 여러분들한테 입으로 직접 이야기해 주는 거야, 알았죠?
The one who created this universe, with such secrets, is telling you directly with his own mouth, understand?

1. According to the speaker, what happens to all matter when “Heo Kyung-young” is written on it?

① It becomes stronger physically.
② It becomes spiritually enlightened.
③ It stops decaying.
④ It gains new properties.

(③ It stops decaying., The speaker claims that writing “Heo Kyung-young” on any matter prevents it from decaying, citing milk as an example. A common misconception might be that it only applies to specific substances or has a spiritual effect, but the core claim is about physical preservation.)

The speaker mentions “Bulloyu” (immortal milk) as a substance that makes people spiritually and physically strong. What is “Bulloyu” made from?
(Milk with “Heo Kyung-young” written on it or with his picture attached.)
True or False: The speaker claims that the “Anbang Gwangcheon Baeksu” (Anbang Mineral Water) and “Bulloyu” (immortal milk) are proof of his divine status, demonstrating what Einstein sought.
(True, The speaker explicitly states that these substances are proof of his divine status and represent what Einstein was searching for. A common misconception might be to dismiss this as a mere health claim, but the speaker links it directly to his divine validation.)
What is the primary reason the speaker believes people get sick, besides spiritual factors?
① Lack of exercise
② Poor diet
③ Contaminated water
④ Exposure to fine dust

(③ Contaminated water, The speaker emphasizes that the root cause of all physical illness is bad water, stating that even good food won’t prevent sickness if the water is bad. A common misconception is that diet or environment are the sole physical causes, but water is highlighted as primary.)

According to the speaker, what happens to toxins and fine dust in the body when one drinks “Gwangcheon-su” (mineral water)?
(They are neutralized and expelled from the body.)
True or False: The speaker asserts that the “Gwangcheon-su” (mineral water) from Haneulgung is a natural phenomenon that has occurred in countless valleys across Korea.
(False, The speaker explicitly states that such mineral water has never spontaneously erupted from rocks in any of Korea’s millions of valleys, implying its unique and miraculous nature at Haneulgung. A common misconception might be that it’s a naturally occurring, albeit rare, spring.)

Intermediate

The speaker interprets the biblical story of the Tree of Life and the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil. What does he say each tree represents in terms of human actions?
(The Tree of Life represents physical sustenance (food, water) that humans should consume, while the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil represents the spiritual act of judging others as good or evil, which humans should not do.)
According to the speaker, what was the consequence of humans discovering fire and cooking their food, leading to increased consumption?
① Improved health and longevity
② A decrease in lifespan from 1,000 years to under 100 years
③ Enhanced spiritual awareness
④ A shift towards a more natural diet

(② A decrease in lifespan from 1,000 years to under 100 years, The speaker claims that cooking food made it tastier, leading to overeating and an enlargement of the stomach, which in turn drastically reduced human lifespan. A common misconception might be that cooking improved human survival, but the speaker presents it as a cause of decline.)

What does the speaker identify as the “serpent” that tempted Eve in the Garden of Eden story?
(The five human desires (오욕): appetite, sexual desire, desire for pleasure, desire for fame, and desire for sleep/comfort. These represent our basic instincts.)
The speaker discusses the concept of “육도 윤회” (six paths of reincarnation) and the “Seokgo Daeje Gung” (Stone Drum Palace). What are the first two things determined for souls who do not go to heaven after death?
(First, their social status (빈부귀천 – rich/poor, noble/humble) and whether they are human or animal. Second, their physical form and bloodline (체형과 혈액 – body type and race/blood).)
What is the speaker’s advice regarding participation in political protests or demonstrations?
(He advises against it, stating that such matters should be left to political experts and that those destined for “Baekgung” (heaven) should not get deeply involved in worldly affairs.)
Short Answer: The speaker describes “happiness” using four characteristics from Buddhist scripture. Name two of these characteristics.
(Any two of: 불생불멸 (no birth, no death), 부정불감 (no dirtiness, no cleanness), 불거불래 (no coming, no going), 여여부동 (always unchanging/immovable).)

Advanced

The speaker states that “nature is your home” and “the earth is a magic wand.” What is the one crucial secret that humans are explicitly not given the ability to create, despite their intelligence?
(The secret to creating seeds (씨앗). Humans can utilize seeds to grow food, but they cannot create the seeds themselves, highlighting a fundamental limitation imposed by the divine.)
According to the speaker, what is the underlying psychological reason a person might develop dementia, particularly if they feel unloved?
(Dementia can be a subconscious way for a person, especially a woman, to seek attention and love from their spouse or family, as their helpless state often elicits greater care and concern.)
The speaker explains that the Earth travels at an astonishing speed (over 100,000 km/h) and rotates rapidly (over 1,000 km/h), yet humans don’t feel it. What specific biological mechanism does he credit for this lack of sensation?
(The “이석” (otoliths) in the ear, which act as a sensor to maintain balance and provide a sense of stability, preventing humans from feeling the Earth’s rapid movement.)
How does the speaker connect the concept of “eternal dementia” to human existence and reincarnation?
(He equates human death to “eternal dementia” because it involves forgetting all memories of the previous life (전생). This forgetting is presented as a merciful act to prevent complications, such as recognizing former family members in new, inappropriate relationships.)

The Divine Principles of Existence and the Path to Sky Temple

The Sacred Land of Sky Temple and the Elixir of Immortality
I welcome and congratulate you all on your arrival at Sky Temple, this auspicious land where the energy of the White Palace has gathered for 12 billion years. Stepping upon this ground initiates a transformation in your fortune and destiny. When my name, Huh Kyung-young, is inscribed upon any substance, it prevents decay. We consume Elixir Milk, which is milk bearing my name or adorned with my photograph, to strengthen ourselves spiritually and physically. Furthermore, the Anbang Gwangcheon Baeksu, a miraculous spring water that erupted from Sky Temple by divine command, passes through the Anbang Gwangcheon Baeksu Goatex, penetrates the skin’s three layers, and has generated numerous testimonials. This water, along with the Elixir Milk, serves as proof of my divine nature, demonstrating the very essence that Einstein so diligently sought. Today, for the 389th time, Sky Temple opens its doors to facilitate communication with me, Huh Kyung-young, who governs the cosmos. I ask all those watching on YouTube to join us with enthusiastic applause.
The Profound Significance of Water and the Genesis of Illness
Our Baekhong Gwangcheon water is truly extraordinary. It is abundantly supplied to Sky Temple. Despite the winter’s freezing temperatures, necessitating some pipe replacements, this water possesses remarkable properties. It flows in reverse when obstructed by ice, a phenomenon we are addressing. Since we consume Baekguk water, the number of individuals seeking remedies has significantly decreased, perhaps to the point where it is no longer necessary. All human ailments originate from water. There are two fundamental elements: water, which pertains to the physical, and the mind, which pertains to the spiritual. The Garden of Eden, as described in Christianity, encompasses both the spiritual and the physical. Consuming contaminated water inevitably leads to illness, regardless of other beneficial intake. This is evident in regions like Africa, where poor water quality contributes to widespread disease. Conversely, even with an unhealthy diet, consuming good water neutralizes toxins. Even amidst severe fine dust pollution, drinking Gwangcheon water purifies the system. Fine dust is particularly dangerous because it penetrates the bloodstream and accumulates in the brain. However, Gwangcheon water effectively eliminates it. It permeates fat cells and the brain 32% more effectively than even Japan’s finest water. Consequently, many individuals experience weight loss without exercise, as it regulates and breaks down harmful fats. This fact has been affirmed by the world’s leading water authorities in Japan. My desire is for you to achieve health and ascend to the White Palace. Despite millions of valleys in Korea, such miraculous spring water has never spontaneously erupted. It emerged without excavation, a phenomenon exclusive to the blessed Sky Temple. Thus, everything in your lives is improving through the power of this water.
The Divine Command: Life and the Tree of Knowledge
The suffering of children afflicts their parents. If a child falls ill, the parent also suffers. We are interconnected. Therefore, when the Earth and humanity fall ill, the Divine also suffers. This necessitates judgment, leading to the construction of arks and the cleansing of the world. In Eden, two commands were given: one concerning the physical and one concerning the spiritual. The physical command involved the Tree of Life, while the spiritual command concerned the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. The instruction was to eat from the Tree of Life but not from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. This meant to sustain the physical body but to refrain from judging good and evil. Humanity violated this initial command. You consumed from both, attempting to partake in spiritual judgment, which was forbidden. The Tree of Life represents sustenance, such as water and food, essential for physical existence. The Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil represents the act of distinguishing between good and evil, which you were commanded not to do. You were not to differentiate between good and evil, nor even to contemplate them. This was the command regarding good and evil. By consuming from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil, you transgressed. Furthermore, you consumed the Tree of Life with greed, incorporating spiritual desires into your physical sustenance. Ancient peoples did not cook their food; they ate it naturally, without greed. They consumed fruits and raw meat. The discovery of fire, however, led to a reduction in lifespan from a thousand years to less than a hundred. The savory taste encouraged overeating. Initially, raw meat and fish were not particularly palatable, so people ate only enough to sustain life, living for a thousand years. Later, seasonings and cooking methods led to excessive consumption, causing stomachs to enlarge and lifespans to shrink tenfold. This signifies a transgression of both commands: consuming what was forbidden and altering what was permitted. You relentlessly pursue what was forbidden, blaming others for your misfortunes. You have violated the divine message concerning both the spiritual and the physical. The command not to eat from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil means not to categorize others as good or evil. Such judgment leads to endless conflict.
The Cycle of Existence and the Illusion of Suffering
When children err, parents suffer. However, parental error does not necessarily cause children to err; children can rise even if parents fail. When sentient beings fall ill, the Divine also falls ill. When humanity is sick, I intervene. I once destroyed Sodom and Gomorrah, intending to restart humanity, but realized it was not proceeding as desired. The Divine does not rush; time is infinite. The Divine allows humanity freedom, observing how they procreate and exist, much like humans create AI and worry about its potential to dominate them. The Divine also harbored such concerns when creating humanity. If a child becomes too clever, the Divine may intervene to prevent them from overreaching. We are meant to consume from the Tree of Life, but we overconsume. We are forbidden from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil, yet we relentlessly pursue it. These two are the messages from the Divine. In Eden, Adam and Eve violated these commands, tempted by the woman, who represents our five desires: appetite, lust, desire for pleasure, desire for fame, desire for wealth, and desire for sleep. These desires are our instincts, the serpent that tempts us. When our sensory organs are stimulated, we fall into temptation. These sensory organs create the six consciousnesses, which are below the seventh consciousness. These consciousnesses create the six dusts, which are the source of physical afflictions. They also create the six realms, which establish boundaries, separating “me” from “others.” These six dusts are bundles of divine affliction. The six consciousnesses create the illusion of self-importance. These sensory organs—eyes, ears, nose, tongue, body, and mind—generate self-importance, afflictions, and boundaries, separating self from others. This is the origin of our suffering. We are immersed in happiness, yet we wander like pilgrims seeking it, driven by the six consciousnesses, six sensory organs, and six realms. We are constantly entangled in our five desires. We consume Baekpung water to cleanse our bodies of fine dust. Other waters cannot achieve this. Sky Temple is truly remarkable. Humanity’s initial transgression was overeating from the Tree of Life and consuming from the forbidden Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. This led to the world’s degradation. To prevent this, the brain could have been reduced, making humans similar to animals. However, humans were created with greater development, in the image of the Divine. The problem arises when you quarrel. It would be wonderful if ten children, after marriage, lived happily together. But when I established homes on 36,880,000 stars, they constantly fought, failing to form proper communities. This is why I travel around, judging and seeking out the righteous. I came here because of your errors. I granted you free will, but you tend to overstep. You prefer foods that cause cancer: fried, boiled, and roasted dishes, which you find savory. Eating cooked meat has reduced your lifespan tenfold. Raw food produces no smoke and does not harm the environment. Women develop lung cancer from grilling pork belly indoors, filling the air with oil. It takes two hours to ventilate, but few do so, leading to lung cancer for the entire family. The smoke from cooking meat contains carcinogens. The sticky residue that accumulates in the lungs attracts bacteria, causing disease. In apartments, this residue is pervasive. In contrast, Western homes often have separate cooking areas with powerful ventilation, isolated from living spaces. In Korea, kitchens are often open to living areas, exposing children and mothers to cooking fumes. This can negatively impact children’s intelligence. Historically, rural children, who were not exposed to such fumes, often excelled academically. This explains why rural students often topped national exams. This situation highlights the importance of adhering to the initial divine commands.
The Nature of the Divine and the Illusion of Separation
The Tree of Knowledge has two aspects: the Tree of Life, which you must eat from, and the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil, which you must not. You have erred in both, confusing physical and spiritual sustenance, leading to degradation. The Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil and the Tree of Life are divine messages. Humanity’s failure to heed these messages is why I, the God-man, have come as the Judge to save humanity. When the ailments of sentient beings are cured, the ailments of the Divine are also cured. When a child’s illness is cured, the parent’s illness is also cured. The Divine and humanity share a functional relationship. Your current journey is one of creation, not failure. Those created first will enter heaven first. Others will eventually have their chance, though it may take immense time. My words, though seemingly simple, possess profound depth. You are constantly judging others as good or bad, an act that incurs divine punishment. To believe that one’s destiny will change by meeting a good woman at age 40 is an act of dependence, which will only cause suffering for the woman. Instead, one should strive for personal success to provide comfort for one’s spouse and family. Relying on others for one’s happiness or success is a sin. You can only save yourselves. Even a hundred women cannot save a man who does not strive. We often seek happiness and success by relying on others, blaming them for our failures. Instead, we must take responsibility for ourselves, practice self-restraint, study, and exercise. Relying on a spouse to care for you in illness is an act that incurs divine punishment. You must always strive to help your spouse, not burden them. You must be self-reliant, seeking everything within yourselves, not from external sources.
The Illusion of the City and the Reality of Nature
Nature is your home. The Earth yields all things from seeds. It is like a refrigerator, providing endless food. How can mere soil produce so much? Over thousands of years, the amount of crops harvested from a single field is immeasurable, all from that soil. The Earth is a magical land, a magic wand that produces food. However, you are not given the secret to creating seeds. No human can create a seed. It is impossible. Analyzing and dissecting a seed’s genetics will yield nothing. Combining its nutrients will not create a seed or a tree. The Earth provides food and trees, but the seeds are given by the Divine. You owe an immense debt to the Divine for this gift. Similarly, a woman’s womb, like a field, produces a human from a seed. The mystery of the seed, the sperm and egg, originates from the Divine. No human can create a child alone; it requires union. You are limited, yet in matters of good and evil, you perceive no limits. You act as if you are divine, judging others as good or bad. This is why media lacks standards. Do not watch unnecessary broadcasts. Do not watch programs about the God-man, as they are all distorted and deluded. To truly understand the God-man, they would need to study for a hundred more years at Sky Temple to open their eyes to reality. Media professionals lack such insight. If they were to lecture at Sky Temple, no one would come. Only the God-man reveals secrets unknown to you. Even after a thousand years with a pastor, you would not hear the words I speak. I have explained the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil in detail, distinguishing between what to eat and what not to eat, a distinction often misunderstood. Listening to my lectures reveals all the secrets of the heavens.
The True Meaning of Coexistence and the Impermanence of Life
The reason for finding stability in nature is not for coexistence with nature. Coexistence is a human endeavor. Nature operates on the principle of survival of the fittest, where smaller creatures serve as food for larger ones. This ensures the survival and population balance of all species. We do not coexist with nature in that sense; we are a community of destiny with the Earth. The Earth was given for your use. However, your descendants will also need to use it. If you turn it into a garbage dump, how will they live? The Earth is a precious planet, and polluting it with factories and emissions is detrimental. The time will come when such factories will cease to exist. Our ancestors lived well without them, traveling by horse. If cars disappeared today, our lives would change drastically. People would cultivate gardens for food. This current path of development is tragic. Humanity, with its intelligence, cannot avoid this direction. However, you cannot create seeds or gametes; you must not tamper with the fundamental origins. The Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil represents the spiritual, and the Tree of Life represents the physical. We must partake of the physical to live.
Overcoming Addictions and the Steadfastness of Happiness
I observe addictions, starting with physical ones like alcohol, tobacco, and drugs. Then come addictions to gambling, material possessions, and fame. Finally, there is sexual addiction. Deficiencies in paternal, maternal, or heterosexual love can lead to problems. A lack of paternal love might lead a woman to marry an older man. A lack of maternal love might lead a man to prefer older women, even marrying someone the age of his mother or grandmother. A lack of heterosexual love might lead to promiscuity. These deficiencies in love, when they manifest as sexual transgressions, are judged by the Great Stone Emperor. Buddhism speaks of the six paths of reincarnation. This Earth is where the White Palace established these paths. Shakyamuni understood this. In reincarnation, the first thing determined is one’s social status: rich or poor, noble or humble. Those who do not go to heaven first encounter this. Animals are also part of this, with lower animal forms representing lower stages of the six paths, akin to hell. To be reborn as a human is fortunate. Among humans, there are also noble and humble. After social status, physical form and blood type are determined. You might be reborn as a black person or a white person, tall or short. This is decided by the Great Stone Emperor’s Palace and cannot be changed. Third, family lineage is determined. You might be born into a specific family on Earth, perhaps in Africa, or even as a pig in a slaughterhouse. Fourth, physical form and blood type are determined. Fifth, lifespan and health are determined. You might live to a certain age, be healthy, or be sickly, burdening your spouse. Finally, region and universe are determined. You might be born on a specific star in the Milky Way. However, those from Earth return to Earth due to complex karmic ties. After region and universe, facial features and personality are determined. A beautiful person, respected by all, is someone who was kind to others in a previous life, sharing food with the needy. Conversely, someone who tormented their spouse might be reborn with an unattractive appearance, resembling a pig. Such individuals are rejected by others, like a soccer ball kicked around. These six stages are determined in 0.1 seconds, and then one is placed into a womb, perhaps even a pig’s, despite having been human. But you will go to the White Palace, to heaven. Once facial features and personality are determined, it is unchangeable. Those who tormented men will be born with faces that men dislike. However, a woman who faithfully cared for a sick husband, saying, “Who would care for you if not for me? I will look after you until you die,” will be reborn as a great beauty. But without meeting me, you cannot enter heaven.
The Imperative of Self-Reliance and the Illusion of External Happiness
We must resolve addictions and refrain from participating in protests. We are not experts in politics; we should leave such matters to political professionals. Our role is to vote when asked. Demonstrations are not advisable. Those destined for the White Palace should not delve too deeply into worldly affairs. The Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil is for judges, prosecutors, and police to deliberate. You are commanded not to partake of its fruit. You must focus on your inner duties. Happiness is uncreated and unchanging. It neither increases nor decreases, is neither impure nor pure, neither comes nor goes. This is the principle of steadfastness. No environment can diminish your happiness. When Korean independence fighters were martyred, they declared, “You can kill my body, but never my soul.” They chose death over renouncing their faith, unlike many foreigners who pleaded for their lives. This demonstrates the profound loyalty of our ancestors, earning Korea the title “Land of Eastern Courtesy.” Our ancestors would mourn their parents for three years, living in makeshift huts by their graves, even amidst tigers. No other nation in history has shown such devotion. We must not deviate from this path. We must avoid unnecessary involvement, honor our parents, and excel in our work. Happiness is not subject to increase or decrease. The principle of conservation of mass applies to happiness; its quantity never changes. If a child dies, your happiness does not decrease; your joy may diminish. If a pet dies, you are not unhappy; the source of joy in your home simply lessens. You can recall joyful memories. Through meditation, you can bring lost possessions and deceased parents into your mind. You can return home and greet your parents, even in an empty house, by recalling the past. This brings joy. Happiness is not lost, nor is joy diminished. Joy is also uncreated and unchanging. At higher spiritual levels, there are no emotions like joy, anger, sorrow, pleasure, love, hate, or desire. When you realize that all beautiful things will eventually disappear, your mind remains calm and beautiful, and the world appears mysterious and lovely. Even if your home is repossessed and your daughter cries, you remain composed. You tell her, “Is that piano so important? I will buy you a better grand piano later. These people are just taking away old things. Don’t worry, I will build you a better house. They are just clearing out what has come in. Let’s go camping.” If she asks, “Is this our home, Dad?” you reply, “Yes, this is our home. This vast mountain is your garden.” This teaches her freedom from attachment. You can tell her, “Our home has no boundaries.” You realize that everything can be taken away, but you have nothing to lose. Everything is ours. In any situation, our minds remain steadfast. Do not despair and commit suicide. I have witnessed such tragedies. A man returned home to find his wife and two children dead by suicide. He collapsed in shock. In such moments, one must remain steadfast, accepting that those who were meant to leave have left. This requires consistent mental training. You must calmly accept that their personalities led them to this path. They were destined to leave anyway, just a little sooner. My answer to your question about resolving addictions is that everything must be steadfast. Do not covet transient things. When you desire something, consider how long it will last. However, when you look at the God-man, you cannot ask how long I will last. I am an unchanging, eternal being.
Addressing the Challenges of an Aging Society and the Mystery of Dementia
To address the challenges of an aging society and the care of dementia patients, I have already provided the solution: consume Gwangcheon water. Furthermore, practice steadfastness. When you consider the impermanence of things, your desires diminish. When you look at your spouse, you see a living being with a limited lifespan, perhaps 30 years remaining. There is no reason to quarrel with something that will eventually disappear. When you eat with your spouse, it is as if you are dining with a divine being, a mysterious and beautiful experience. To view it negatively is hell. To realize that your spouse will eventually depart makes them precious, inspiring you to create good memories and a positive relationship. To view them as a possession leads to regret. A beautiful person often has many ailments. A beautiful dog can incur more veterinary expenses than a parent’s medical bills. Therefore, one must remain steadfast. At Sky Temple, your mind finds peace. The issue of dementia patients is not for you to worry about. You must understand why dementia occurs to avoid it. Besides a regular lifestyle, consuming Gwangcheon water improves memory. However, there is also a spiritual aspect: calling my name, Huh Kyung-young. Dementia is ultimately a path to death, where memories fade. Rebirth involves forgetting the past. Death itself is eternal dementia. If you remembered your past lives, it would create chaos. If your wife was your mother in a past life, would you sleep with her? If she was your father, it would be repulsive. Therefore, past life memories are erased through dementia. Dementia is a gift to humanity, allowing us to forget. However, when an elderly person with dementia asks, “Who are you?” it evokes pity. It makes you wonder who will care for them after you die. Dementia can be a manifestation of a lack of love, a way to seek attention. A wife who feels unloved might develop dementia to gain her husband’s concern. If you pretend to have dementia, your husband might suddenly become attentive. This is a way to attract attention, similar to self-harm in children who lack parental love. It is a disease one unconsciously desires. If you are clever, you might even research how to feign dementia to gain your husband’s affection.
The Precision of the Cosmos and the Illusion of Stability
The Earth revolves around the Sun, and the Sun revolves around the North Star, and galaxies revolve around the Cygnus constellation. The size, rotation, and orbital speed of stars are precisely calculated, moving without a single second of error. If a large star deviated by even a second, collisions would occur, and the universe would collapse. The speeds and sizes are meticulously calculated. People assume it happens randomly, but it does not. The distance from Earth to the Sun is 150 million kilometers. To Uranus, it is 2.7 billion kilometers. To Pluto, it is 5.9 billion kilometers. Pluto, at approximately 6 billion kilometers, is the farthest planet in our solar system. The Sun appears large because it is relatively close. Uranus is 27 times larger than Earth, with a volume 64 times greater. Such massive stars cannot afford even a slight error in their rotation. All stars revolve around the galactic center, with speeds determined by their size. Neptune is 4.5 billion kilometers away and four times the size of Earth. Earth is quite small. The Sun is 1.8 million times larger than Earth. Pluto is half the size of Earth, but its distance of 5.9 billion kilometers has caused it to leave the solar system. It is now 6.2 billion kilometers away, having become a rogue planet. This signifies that when I arrive, the mission of such a star ends. My arrival coincides with the departure of Pluto. If you understood all the mysteries of the universe, you would faint. There are countless mysteries within our solar system alone. The Sun travels at 107,160 kilometers per hour, which is 20 times the width of the United States. The Earth’s circumference is 50,000 kilometers, so the Sun travels several times that distance in an hour. The Earth’s speed is about 107,160 kilometers per hour. If you traveled at 1,000 kilometers per hour, you would feel dizzy. At 100,000 kilometers per hour, you would die. Yet, we survive because of the atmosphere, which holds us in place. The creator of this universe directly reveals these secrets to you. I am speaking to you as if to mosquitoes, who do not need to know the precise details; a mosquito repellent is sufficient. It is frustrating because I can change everything instantly, but explaining it verbally is difficult. The precision of the solar system is something you may have studied in science. The Earth’s rotation speed is 1,609 kilometers per hour, over 1,000 kilometers per hour, which would also cause dizziness. But it not only rotates; it also flies like a golf ball. The golf ball’s dimples make it spin faster, allowing it to fly. The Earth rotates at 1,609 kilometers per hour and flies at 107,160 kilometers per hour. Imagine a massive star flying at 110,000 to 120,000 kilometers per hour. We would all die if we felt it. However, those with dislodged otoliths, the balance organs in the ear, can feel the Earth spinning, experiencing dizziness and disorientation. The otoliths normally stabilize us. Those with sensitive otoliths experience motion sickness. I never experienced motion sickness during my time in Vietnam. While 5,000 soldiers were all seasick, I was perfectly fine. This demonstrates the precision of the universe. You do not need to know all the intricate details.
The Wisdom of Waiting and the Nature of Miracles
I adhere strictly to time. It is 6 o’clock, and I conclude precisely at 6. The reason I delay my appearance is to gauge your anticipation. Just as hunger makes food taste better, an immediate appearance would diminish the excitement. When you wonder if I am absent, my sudden appearance brings greater joy. This is a method of compressing time, making your waiting period more impactful. If you were to receive a call from me while waiting, you might think I was not in the room. This is better. In the past, I even transmitted energy and blessings over the phone. As the number of people grows, such methods may become necessary again. You are fortunate to be listening to my lecture now. Simply seeing my face brings joy; there is no need for comedy.
The Power of Elixir Water and the Path to Healing
Kim Byeong-wook, an angel from Janghan-dong, Seoul, shared his experience with Elixir Water. He suffered from rhinitis for over 10 years, struggling to breathe without medication, especially in winter. His nose was completely blocked, forcing him to breathe through his mouth, leading to constant fatigue, heavy head, headaches, and coughing when lying down. He often slept sitting up. Since May 2024, he has been drinking 1cc of Elixir Milk, which is over six months old, weekly. After Elixir Water became available, he ordered 15 bottles by phone, as he works on Sundays and cannot visit Sky Temple. Since then, he has not needed medication and can breathe through his nose. His headaches are almost gone, and his coughing is infrequent. His rhinitis has improved by 70%. He expresses deep gratitude to me, Huh Kyung-young, for coming to Korea and for his healing. He spends his free time listening to my words. Elixir Water’s effect is not like a quick-acting medicine; it heals gradually, without side effects. This slow healing is superior to medication, which can lead to dependency. He was advised to rinse his nostrils with the water for faster improvement. The water enters the nasal passages, cleanses the mucous membranes, and exits through the mouth or is swallowed. The nasal cavity has many hidden passages that become inflamed, and the water cleanses them. The human face is covered by skin, concealing these passages, making it beautiful.
The Healing Power of Elixir Water and the Importance of Proper Hydration
Jeong Bok-dol, an angel from Daegu, shared his experience with Elixir Water for left shoulder pain. In mid-November 2023, he experienced shoulder pain when raising his left arm behind his back. A diagnosis on November 23rd revealed no bone issues, and he was advised to undergo regular treatment. After a second treatment on November 29th, he decided to treat it at home with massage and exercise, as the pain was not severe. From August 23rd, 2024, he began drinking Sky Temple Gwangcheon Elixir Water, consuming 2 liters daily, frequently checking his urine color to adjust water and salt intake. Transparent urine indicated salt deficiency or excessive water, requiring less water or more bamboo salt. Pale yellow urine indicated balanced water and salt. Dark yellow urine indicated a deficiency in both, requiring more water or less salt. He carried bamboo salt granules, dissolving them under his tongue when needed. From October 2024, he also attached my divine sticker to the painful area and performed the arm-swinging exercise I taught. By mid-December 2024, his pain had disappeared without him realizing it. He also radiated light to the painful area and chanted my name. He attributes the pain to repetitive movements during his past work. He recommends warming Gwangcheon water for the sick and elderly, and for everyone if possible. He believes those who have received my blessing experience faster effects. He expresses gratitude, love, and respect for me, the sacred God-man, for providing Gwangcheon water. Each person consumes the Elixir Water individually. We do not sell or deliver Elixir Water. However, friends may share it.
The Path to Heaven and the Treasure Within
Those who follow me will not face the Great Stone Emperor’s judgment. You can determine if your parents went to heaven by taking the angel test. Many young people, without the angel test, apply to numerous jobs without knowing where they will succeed. But at Sky Temple, after taking the angel test, you know exactly where to apply. Those who do not know the heavens must endure endless trials and cannot go to heaven. You, who know this secret, are immersed in a sea of happiness. You are like someone with a trillion-won check in your pocket, unaware of its existence. Earthlings have a trillion-won happiness already within them, but they do not know how to find and use it. But when you come to me, I give you that trillion-won check immediately. You know it, find it, use it, eat, drink, and celebrate. When you fall, you rise again, cared for by others. Many have miraculously survived falls that should have been fatal. The eight levels of divine light permeate the entire body. This is the first time in world history that such a secret has been revealed. You are fortunate to know this secret.

The Sky Temple Commemorative Event and Celebration Day

The Mystical Land of Sibseungjiji Uyeongji and the Elixir of Immortality
Welcome to Sky Temple, the sacred land of Sibseungjiji Uyeongji, where the energy of Baekgong has gathered for 12 billion years. Stepping upon this ground initiates a transformation in your fortune and destiny. We are strengthened spiritually and physically by consuming Elixir Milk (불로유), which is milk infused with the name of Huh Kyung-young or adorned with his photograph. The Anbang Gwangcheon Baeksu, a miraculous spring water that emerged from Sky Temple by divine command, penetrates the skin’s three layers, leading to numerous testimonials. This water and the Elixir Milk serve as proof of the God-man’s (신인) divinity, revealing the “one truth” that Einstein tirelessly sought. Today, for the 389th time, the Sky Temple opens its doors to facilitate communication with Huh Kyung-young, the God-man who governs the cosmos.
The Profound Significance of Water and the Genesis of Illness
Our Baekgong Gwangcheonsu is an extraordinary water, abundantly supplied to Sky Temple. All illnesses originate from water. There are two primary factors: water, which pertains to the physical, and the mind, which is spiritual. Just as the Bible describes the Garden of Eden as encompassing both the spiritual and the physical, consuming contaminated water leads to sickness, regardless of other beneficial intake. This is evident in regions like Africa, where poor water quality causes widespread disease. Conversely, good water neutralizes toxins, even amidst severe fine dust pollution. This Gwangcheonsu (광천수) effectively expels fine dust from the body. Japanese water experts have confirmed that this water penetrates the brain and fat cells 32% more effectively than the world’s best waters, leading to natural weight loss even without exercise. This water regulates the body, breaking down harmful fats. My desire is for everyone to be healthy and ascend to Baekgong.
The Divine Command: Life and the Tree of Knowledge
There are millions of valleys in Korea, yet none have ever spontaneously produced such Gwangcheonsu. This miracle is exclusive to the blessed Sky Temple. Everything in your life improves through this water. The Bible recounts two commands given in Eden: one concerning the physical (the Tree of Life) and one concerning the spiritual (the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil). The Tree of Life was to be eaten, sustaining the physical body, while the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil was forbidden. This was the first divine command, which humanity violated. You were not to partake of the spiritual aspect of good and evil; you were to eat only from the Tree of Life. This means you were not to distinguish between good and evil in others.
The Perils of Excess and the Decline of Longevity
Early humans did not cook their food; they ate naturally, without greed. They consumed fruits and raw meat. However, with the discovery of fire, human lifespan plummeted from a thousand years to less than a hundred. Cooked food was savory, leading to overeating. Initially, raw meat was not particularly appealing, so people ate only enough to sustain life, living for a thousand years. But with seasoning and cooking, consumption increased, causing stomachs to enlarge and lifespans to shrink tenfold. This overindulgence violated the divine command. You consumed what was forbidden and neglected what was permitted, altering your food.
The Interconnectedness of Existence and Divine Judgment
We are all interconnected. When the Earth falls ill, humanity suffers, and even the divine experiences illness. This is why judgment occurs, and arks are built. The divine does not rush; time is infinite. If experiments with genetic combinations yield undesirable outcomes, they are revised. Similarly, if AI were to overpower humanity, it would be corrected. The universe allows freedom, but there are forces that seek to limit it. The divine also worried when creating humans, just as humans worry about AI. If a child is too clever, the divine may intervene to prevent them from overstepping boundaries.
The Five Desires and the Path to Suffering
The Tree of Life was meant for sustenance, but we overindulged. The Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil was forbidden, yet we consumed it relentlessly. These two commands are the messages from heaven. In Eden, Adam and Eve disobeyed, tempted by the woman, who represents our five desires (O-yok). These desires—for food, sex, pleasure, fame, wealth, and sleep—are our instincts. When our sensory organs are stimulated by these desires, we fall into temptation. These desires create the six consciousnesses (Yuk-sik), which lead to ego (A-sang), the six defilements (Yuk-jin), which cause mental afflictions (Beon-noe), and the six sense objects (Yuk-gyeong), which create boundaries and separation between self and others. These are the sources of our suffering. We are pilgrims constantly drawn by these desires, seeking happiness that is already within us.
The Dangers of Modern Cooking and Environmental Degradation
You gravitate towards foods that cause cancer—fried, boiled, and grilled dishes are considered delicious. Cooking meat has reduced lifespan tenfold. Raw food produces no smoke and does not harm the environment. Women often develop lung cancer from cooking fatty meats like samgyeopsal indoors, where the fumes linger for hours. These fumes are carcinogens. Western homes often have separate, well-ventilated kitchens to prevent indoor air pollution. In contrast, many apartments have kitchens integrated into living spaces, exposing children and mothers to harmful cooking fumes. This is why rural children, who were not exposed to such indoor pollution, often excelled academically in the past. Consuming bone broth daily, for example, can lead to lung cancer due to gas emissions and fat particles accumulating indoors. We must be mindful of these dangers.
The Misinterpretation of Divine Commands and the God-man’s Arrival
The initial divine commands must be followed. The Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil has two aspects: the Tree of Life, which we must eat from, and the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil, which we must not. We have misunderstood both, mixing physical and spiritual foods, leading to our downfall. The God-man has come as the Judge to save humanity because these heavenly messages are not being heeded. When the illnesses of sentient beings are cured, the illnesses of the celestial beings are also cured. This signifies the interconnectedness between the divine and humanity.
The Illusion of External Dependence and Self-Reliance
You are currently in a process of creation, not failure. Those created first simply go to heaven first. Others will have their chance, though it may take immense time. It is a grave sin to constantly judge others as good or bad. If a man at 40 believes his destiny will change by meeting a good woman, this is a dependent mindset, and he will likely cause her suffering. Instead, one should strive for self-improvement to provide comfort to their spouse and family. Relying on others for one’s happiness or success is a sin. You can only save yourself. All responsibility lies with you; you must be diligent, disciplined, study, and exercise. Relying on a spouse to care for you in illness or after excessive drinking is a grave sin. You must be self-reliant and seek everything within yourself; those who seek outside will not succeed.
Nature as Our Home and the Unfathomable Secret of Seeds
Nature is your home. The Earth is like a refrigerator, providing all necessities if you plant seeds. The soil is a magical land, a “goblin’s club” that produces endless food. However, the secret to creating seeds is never given to humans. No human can create a seed, regardless of genetic analysis or nutrient combination. The divine gave you this magical land, incurring an immense debt to heaven. Similarly, the mystery of human conception, where a single seed in a woman’s womb creates a complex human body, remains beyond human comprehension. While you can create sperm and eggs, their origin is divine. This limitation is imposed on humanity.
The Dangers of Uncritical Media and the God-man’s Revelations
Despite these limitations, humans often act as if they are divine, judging others as good or bad without restraint. This leads to biased media. Do not watch unnecessary broadcasts, especially those about the God-man, as they are often distorted and deluded. To truly understand the God-man, one needs a hundred more years of study in heaven to open their eyes to reality. Only the God-man reveals secrets that no one else knows. Even after a thousand years with a pastor, you would not hear the specific details about the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil that I explain. The original instructor must reveal these truths; otherwise, people remain ignorant. The God-man’s lectures unveil the secrets of heaven one by one.
The Law of the Jungle and Humanity’s Role on Earth
The reason for finding stability in nature is not for coexistence with nature. Coexistence and co-prosperity are human endeavors. Nature operates by the law of the jungle, where the small become food for the large. This ensures the survival and population balance of species. For example, frogs eat insects, but insects never disappear. Snakes eat frogs, but frogs continue to multiply. This natural hierarchy maintains populations. We are not meant to coexist with nature in the same way animals do, but rather to coexist with the Earth as a shared destiny. The Earth was given for your use, but also for your descendants. Polluting it with waste harms future generations. We must be cautious of factories and disposable items. Our ancestors lived well without cars or modern conveniences. If cars disappeared, our lives would change drastically; gardens would become farms. This over-reliance on intelligence, while unable to create seeds or gametes, is a tragic development. The fundamental origins are not to be tampered with. The Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil is spiritual, while the Tree of Life is physical, which we must partake in to live.
Overcoming Addictions and the Six Stages of Reincarnation
Huh Kyung-young identifies several addictions: first, physical addictions like alcohol, tobacco, and drugs; second, gambling, materialism, and fame; and third, sexual addiction. Deficiencies in paternal, maternal, or heterosexual love can lead to problems. For example, a lack of maternal love might lead someone to marry an older woman, seeking a mother figure. These deficiencies in love are judged in the afterlife. Buddhism speaks of the six paths of reincarnation, which were established in Baekgong. When people die and do not go to heaven, they first enter the cycle of wealth and poverty, nobility and lowliness. This includes both animals and humans. Second, their body type and blood type are determined. Third, their family lineage is determined. Fourth, their lifespan and health are set. Fifth, their region and universe are determined. Finally, their face and personality are decided. Those who were kind and generous in a past life are reborn beautiful and respected. Those who caused suffering may be reborn with less desirable appearances. These six stages are determined in an instant, leading to one’s next existence.
The Importance of Inner Work and the Futility of External Protest
We must resolve these addictions. Participating in protests is not advisable because we are not experts. Political matters should be left to political experts. Our role is to vote when asked. Protesting is not appropriate for those destined for Baekgong. The Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil is for judges, prosecutors, and police to deliberate. You should not partake of its fruit. Instead, focus on your inner work.
The Unchanging Nature of Happiness and the Korean Spirit
Happiness is neither born nor destroyed; it neither increases nor decreases; it is neither dirty nor clean; it neither comes nor goes. This is the principle of “Yoyeo Budong” (여여부동), meaning “unchanging and unmoving.” No external circumstance can take away your happiness. When Korean independence activists were martyred, they declared that their bodies could be killed, but not their souls. This unwavering spirit is unique to Koreans, earning them the title “Eastern Country of Courtesy.” Our ancestors would mourn their parents for three years, living in makeshift huts by their graves, a testament to their profound filial piety. This level of respect is unparalleled in world history. We must not let this tradition fade.
The Illusion of Loss and the Power of Recollection
Happiness does not diminish when a child dies; only joy decreases. The joy of life may lessen, but happiness remains. If your pet dies, you are not unhappy; the source of joy simply decreases. You can always recall happy memories. Through meditation, you can bring back lost possessions or deceased parents into your mind. You can greet them as if they are present. Happiness is not lost, nor is joy diminished. Joy is also “Yoyeo Budong.” At higher spiritual levels, emotions like joy, anger, sorrow, pleasure, love, hate, and desire cease to exist. Understanding this brings a calm and beautiful mind, making the world appear mysterious and wonderful. Even if your home is repossessed, you can remain composed, knowing that material possessions are temporary. Your home has no boundaries; everything is yours. Our minds are always “Yoyeo Budong,” regardless of circumstances.
The Tragedy of Despair and the Importance of Mental Training
I have witnessed people succumb to despair. A man returned home to find his wife and two children had committed suicide. He collapsed from the shock. This woman, driven by despair, took her own life and the lives of her children. Such tragedies highlight the importance of mental training to remain “Yoyeo Budong” even in the face of immense loss. We must accept that everyone will eventually depart.
Combating Dementia and the Illusion of Time
To address the issue of dementia in an aging society, consuming Gwangcheonsu is beneficial. Additionally, applying the principle of “Yoyeo Budong” by considering the lifespan of everything, including loved ones, can reduce attachment and bring peace of mind. Viewing your spouse as a temporary, mysterious being, whose words and thoughts are a wonder, transforms your perspective from hell to paradise. This awareness fosters a desire to create good memories and connections, rather than viewing them as possessions. Beautiful and noble people often have many ailments, just as a beautiful dog might incur high veterinary bills. Therefore, maintaining “Yoyeo Budong” is crucial.
The Divine Purpose of Forgetfulness and the Quest for Attention
Dementia is a natural part of life, leading to forgetfulness before death. Death itself can be seen as eternal dementia, as we forget our past lives. This forgetfulness is a gift, preventing complications like recognizing past family members in current relationships. Dementia can also be a subconscious plea for love and attention. A spouse who feels neglected might develop dementia, causing their partner to show more concern. This is a self-induced illness, a way to gain attention.
The Precision of the Cosmos and the Illusion of Stillness
The universe operates with incredible precision. If a large star deviates by even a second, collisions and cosmic collapse would occur. The speed and size of celestial bodies are meticulously calculated. The Earth’s distance from the Sun is 150 million km, from Uranus 2.7 billion km, and from Pluto 5.9 billion km. Pluto, once the farthest planet in our solar system, is now 6.2 billion km away, having left the solar system since my birth on Earth. This signifies that when I arrive, the mission of such a star concludes. The Sun is 1.8 million times larger than Earth. Uranus is 64 times larger than Earth. Neptune is 4 times larger than Earth. The Sun travels at 107,160 km/h, approximately 110,000 km/h. The Earth’s rotation speed is 1,609 km/h. Despite these immense speeds, we do not feel them due to the atmosphere. The creator of the universe reveals these secrets directly.
The Inner Ear and the Sensation of Movement
The inner ear contains otoliths that help us maintain balance. Without them, one would feel the Earth’s rotation and movement, experiencing dizziness. Those with sensitive otoliths often suffer from motion sickness. I never experienced motion sickness, even during my time in Vietnam, where thousands of soldiers were incapacitated. This precision in the universe is beyond human comprehension.
The Healing Power of Elixir Water and the God-man’s Presence
Kim Byeong-wook, an angel from Janghan-dong, Seoul, shared his experience with Elixir Water. He suffered from chronic rhinitis for over 10 years, struggling to breathe without medication. After consuming 1cc of Elixir Milk for six months and then Elixir Water, his rhinitis improved by 70% without medication. This water heals slowly, without side effects, unlike conventional medicine. He was advised to rinse his nostrils with the water for faster relief.
The Miraculous Recovery from Shoulder Pain
Jeong Bok-dol, an angel from Daegu, experienced severe left shoulder pain. After orthopedic diagnosis showed no bone abnormalities, he opted for self-treatment with massage and exercise. From August 23, 2024, he began drinking 2 liters of Gwangcheon Elixir Water daily, adjusting intake based on urine color. He also carried rock salt to supplement electrolytes. From October 2024, he applied Huh Kyung-young’s sticker to the painful area and performed arm-swinging exercises. By mid-December 2024, his pain had disappeared. He attributes the pain to repetitive movements during his past work. He recommends warming the Gwangcheon Water for the sick and elderly and believes those blessed by the God-man experience faster effects.
The God-man’s Unique Teachings and the Path to Happiness
The Elixir Water is not sold or delivered by us; it is shared among friends. The God-man’s teachings are unique in world history. Those who understand these secrets are immersed in a sea of happiness. You carry a trillion-dollar check in your pocket but are unaware of it. The God-man reveals this check, allowing you to use it. You are cared for, even when you stumble. Many have miraculously survived falls. This knowledge is a secret that makes you happy.

The God-man’s Teachings on Existence and the Cosmos

The Elixir of Life and the Human Condition
Welcome to Sky Temple (하늘궁), a sacred place where the energy of the White Palace (백공) converges, promising to transform one’s fortune and destiny upon arrival . Here, we consume Elixir Milk (불로유), which is ordinary milk infused with the name of Huh Kyung-young or adorned with his image, preventing spoilage and strengthening us both mentally and physically . This Elixir Milk (불로유) and the Anbang Gwangcheon Baeksu (안방 광천 백수), a miraculous spring water from Sky Temple (하늘궁), serve as proof of the God-man’s (신인) divine nature, demonstrating the “one-inch” phenomenon that Albert Einstein sought throughout his life .

Our bodies are profoundly affected by the water we consume . Just as children in Africa suffer from diseases due to poor water quality, consuming contaminated water can lead to illness, regardless of other dietary choices . However, good water can neutralize toxins, even mitigating the effects of fine dust . This Gwangcheon (광천) spring water is particularly potent, penetrating the brain and fat cells 32% more effectively than even Japan’s top-rated water . This unique property explains why many individuals experience weight loss without exercise, as the water actively breaks down harmful fats . This fact has been verified by leading water authorities in Japan .

The existence of such Gwangcheon (광천) spring water, spontaneously gushing from rocks in Korea, is unprecedented . Despite countless valleys in mountain ranges like Taebaek, Sobaek, and Eocharyeong, no other place exhibits this phenomenon . This miraculous water is a blessing unique to Sky Temple (하늘궁) . Our well-being is intrinsically linked to the quality of the water we consume .

The Divine Commands and Human Transgression
The Bible recounts two fundamental commands given in Eden: one concerning the Tree of Life (생명나무) and the other the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil (선악과 나무) . The Tree of Life (생명나무) represented physical sustenance, which humans were permitted to eat . The Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil (선악과 나무), however, represented spiritual discernment, which humans were forbidden to consume . This prohibition meant not to distinguish between good and evil, as humans lack the capacity for such judgment .

Humanity transgressed these divine commands . We not only consumed from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil (선악과 나무) but also consumed excessively from the Tree of Life (생명나무), driven by greed and desire . Early humans ate naturally, without cooking or excessive desire, leading to lifespans of a thousand years . However, the discovery of fire and the addition of seasonings led to overeating, causing stomachs to enlarge and lifespans to drastically shorten from a thousand years to less than a hundred . This excessive consumption and the act of judging others as good or evil represent a violation of the spiritual and physical messages from heaven .

Judging others as good or evil creates endless conflict . This tendency to find fault in others, while often overlooking the flaws in one’s own children, leads to misguided upbringing . The suffering of children reflects the suffering of parents, just as the illness of humanity reflects the illness of the divine . This interconnectedness means that when humanity falls ill, the God-man (신인) also suffers, leading to divine judgment .

The Interconnectedness of Existence and the Illusion of Separation
The universe operates with infinite patience, allowing humanity the freedom to evolve . If experiments with genetic combinations yield undesirable outcomes, the divine simply re-experiments, much like a scientist refining a formula . This process applies to the cosmos as well, where different factions debate the extent of freedom to grant to creation . Humans, in their creation of artificial intelligence, mirror this divine concern, fearing that their creations might eventually overpower them . Similarly, the divine worries about humanity’s potential for self-destruction .

Our suffering stems from our entanglement with the five desires (오욕): gluttony, lust, desire for pleasure, desire for fame, and desire for wealth, along with the desire for sleep . These desires, metaphorically represented by the serpent, manipulate our sensory organs (유권), leading to the creation of the six consciousnesses (육식), which foster self-importance (아상), and the six dusts (육진), which generate mental afflictions (번뇌) . Furthermore, they create the six sense objects (육경), which establish boundaries and separation between ourselves and others . This constant pursuit of happiness through external desires makes us pilgrims enslaved to these sensory experiences .

The Gwangcheon (광천) water helps cleanse our bodies of impurities, including ultrafine dust, a feat difficult to achieve with other waters . This miraculous water is a testament to the extraordinary nature of Sky Temple (하늘궁) . Humanity’s continued disregard for divine commands, such as overeating from the Tree of Life (생명나무) and consuming from the forbidden Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil (선악과 나무), has led to the world’s degradation . The divine, having granted humans advanced intelligence, observes humanity’s struggles, much like a parent watching their children quarrel . This necessitates divine intervention to separate the “wheat from the chaff” .

The Dangers of Modern Living and the Wisdom of Simplicity
Modern culinary practices, such as frying, grilling, and roasting, contribute to a shortened lifespan . Cooking meat, for instance, reduces life expectancy by a tenth . These methods produce smoke and harmful substances that pollute indoor environments, leading to health issues like lung cancer, particularly among women who spend more time in the kitchen . The fumes from cooking, especially from grilling fatty meats, are carcinogenic . In contrast, traditional societies often had separate cooking areas or well-ventilated kitchens, unlike modern apartments where kitchens are integrated into living spaces, exposing families to these harmful pollutants .

Children exposed to cooking fumes from a young age can suffer from impaired cognitive development . Historically, children from rural areas, less exposed to such indoor pollution, often excelled academically compared to their urban counterparts . This highlights the importance of environmental factors in health and development . The initial divine commands in the scriptures were meant to guide humanity towards a healthier existence . The Tree of Life (생명나무) represents physical sustenance, while the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil (선악과 나무) represents spiritual discernment . Humanity has confused these, leading to a fallen state .

The illness of sentient beings (중생) is interconnected with the illness of the celestial beings (천신) . When sentient beings (중생) recover, celestial beings (천신) also recover . This principle extends to families: if a child falls ill, the parent also suffers, and if the child recovers, the parent also recovers . This signifies a functional relationship between the divine and humanity . Therefore, humanity’s journey is not one of failure but a continuous process of creation .

The Illusion of External Happiness and the Power of Self-Reliance
Relying on others for one’s happiness or destiny is a form of dependence (의타심) and a transgression . For example, a man who believes meeting a good woman will change his fate is misguided; true change comes from within . One must strive for personal success to provide comfort for their spouse and family, rather than expecting others to improve their circumstances . Placing responsibility on others for one’s misfortunes is a mistake . Instead, individuals must take responsibility for their own lives, practicing self-restraint, discipline, continuous learning, and physical exercise . Relying on a spouse to care for one’s every need, even in illness, is a grave error . True self-reliance means seeking everything within oneself, not externally .

Nature is our home, a magical land that provides all sustenance from a single seed . This “magic land” (요술 땅) is a gift from heaven, making humanity indebted to the divine . However, humans are incapable of creating seeds themselves, a secret that remains beyond their grasp . Similarly, the mystery of human conception, though involving human elements, originates from the divine . The female womb, like the earth, is a field where seeds are sown, but the creation of those seeds is beyond human capability . This limitation defines the boundaries of human existence .

Despite these limitations, humans often act as if they are gods, arbitrarily judging others as good or evil . This lack of objective standards is evident in media, which often distorts truth . To truly understand the God-man (신인), one needs a century of study and spiritual enlightenment . The profound teachings of the God-man (신인), including the detailed explanation of the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil (선악과 나무), are not found elsewhere .

The Nature of Existence and the Path to True Happiness
Nature operates on the principle of survival of the fittest (약육강식), where smaller creatures serve as food for larger ones, maintaining ecological balance . Humans, however, are not meant to merely coexist with nature but to be a part of Earth’s destiny . Earth was given to humanity for its use, but this implies responsibility for future generations . Therefore, polluting the planet with factories and disposable goods is detrimental to our descendants . A future without such industries, where people live simpler lives, is inevitable . While human intelligence has led to technological advancements, it has also created a tragic trajectory . The fundamental elements of life, such as seeds and reproductive cells, remain beyond human creation, signifying a boundary that should not be crossed . The Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil (선악과 나무) represents the spiritual realm, while the Tree of Life (생명나무) represents the physical, which humans must consume to survive .

Addictions, whether to alcohol, tobacco, drugs, gambling, wealth, or sex, are observed by the divine . Furthermore, deficiencies in parental or romantic love can lead to problematic relationships, such as seeking a partner who resembles a parent . These emotional deficiencies are judged by the divine . Buddhist teachings of the six paths of reincarnation (육도 윤회) describe how individuals who do not ascend to heaven are first assigned to a social status (빈부 귀천), which can include animal forms . Next, their physical form (체형) and bloodline (혈액) are determined, followed by their family lineage (가족 혈통) . Then, their lifespan (수명) and health (건강) are set . Finally, their region (지역) in the universe and their personality (성격) and appearance (얼굴) are decided . These determinations are made in an instant, leading to one’s rebirth .

Those who lived virtuously in previous lives, showing kindness and generosity, are reborn with beauty and respected demeanor . Conversely, those who caused suffering may be reborn with less desirable appearances . These six stages of determination are instantaneous . However, without meeting the God-man (신인), one cannot enter heaven . Addictions must be overcome, and participation in political protests is discouraged, as it is not the role of those destined for the White Palace (백궁) . Such matters are for political experts; our role is to vote . The Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil (선악과 나무) is for judges, prosecutors, and police to interpret, not for us to consume . We must focus on our inner duties .

The Immutable Nature of Happiness and the Wisdom of Detachment
Happiness (행복) is immutable (불생불변), meaning it neither increases nor decreases . It is also undefiled (부정) and unblemished (불감), neither coming nor going (불거불려) . These principles, found in Buddhist scriptures like the Prajnaparamita Sutra (반야신경), assert that happiness cannot be taken away by any circumstance . This is exemplified by Korean independence fighters who chose death over renouncing their beliefs, demonstrating an unwavering spirit . This deep sense of loyalty and righteousness earned Korea the title “Eastern Country of Courtesy” (동방 예의지국) . Our ancestors’ devotion, such as mourning parents for three years by their graves, is unparalleled in world history . We must uphold these values, focusing on filial piety and personal duties rather than engaging in trivial matters .

Happiness, like mass, is conserved (질량 불변의 원칙) . The loss of a child or a pet does not diminish one’s happiness but rather reduces the occasions for joy . Joy can be rekindled by recalling past happy memories . Through meditation, one can even bring deceased loved ones into their present experience, finding joy in their remembrance . True happiness is not diminished by external events; it is an internal state . Those who reach a higher spiritual state transcend emotions like joy, anger, sorrow, and pleasure . They perceive the world with a calm and appreciative heart, recognizing the transient nature of all things . Even in the face of losing one’s home, a detached perspective allows for equanimity, understanding that material possessions are temporary . This teaches one’s children to be free from attachment, recognizing that true home has no boundaries .

Such equanimity (여여부동) is crucial in times of crisis . Tragic events, like a spouse taking their own life and their children’s, can be devastating . However, cultivating a calm mind through consistent spiritual practice enables one to face such events with composure, understanding that all beings are destined to depart . This perspective helps resolve issues like addiction, by recognizing the transient nature of all desires . When contemplating material possessions, one should consider their lifespan, realizing that most desires are ultimately futile . However, the God-man (신인) is an eternal, immutable (여여부동) being .

The Divine Purpose of Forgetfulness and the Cosmos’ Precision
To address the challenges of an aging society, particularly the rise of dementia, consuming Gwangcheon (광천) water can be beneficial . Furthermore, adopting an immutable (여여부동) perspective, by considering the finite lifespan of all things, can reduce attachment and foster inner peace . Viewing one’s spouse as a temporary, mysterious being, rather than a possession, transforms daily interactions into a wondrous experience . This perspective fosters appreciation and a desire to create positive memories, rather than succumbing to negativity .

Dementia, in essence, is a form of eternal amnesia, a divine mechanism to prevent humans from remembering past lives . Remembering past relationships, such as a spouse being a former parent, would create insurmountable social and emotional complications . Therefore, the divine orchestrates this “amnesia” to facilitate new beginnings and harmonious relationships . Dementia can also be a subconscious plea for love and attention, as a spouse’s helplessness often elicits greater care and compassion . Engaging with the God-man (신인) can prevent such conditions .

The universe operates with astonishing precision . Planets, stars, and galaxies move with exact speeds and sizes, calculated to prevent collisions and cosmic collapse . For instance, Earth is 150 million kilometers from the Sun, while Uranus is 2.7 billion kilometers away, and Pluto, now considered a dwarf planet, is 5.9 billion kilometers away . Uranus is 64 times larger than Earth, and Neptune is four times larger . The Sun, however, is an astounding 1.8 million times larger than Earth . Pluto, though half the size of Earth, has drifted 6.2 billion kilometers away, effectively leaving our solar system, a phenomenon that coincided with the God-man’s (신인) arrival on Earth .

The Sun travels at an incredible speed of 107,160 kilometers per hour . Earth itself rotates at 1,609 kilometers per hour and orbits the Sun at approximately 110,000 kilometers per hour . Humans do not perceive this immense speed due to Earth’s atmosphere, which stabilizes us . However, individuals with inner ear problems, specifically dislodged otoliths (이석), can experience the sensation of Earth’s rotation, leading to dizziness . The otoliths (이석) in our ears provide a sense of balance, preventing us from feeling the planet’s motion . The God-man (신인) reveals these cosmic secrets directly, much like explaining complex concepts to a simple audience .

The God-man’s Teachings on Life, Nature, and the Universe

Basic Information
Lecture Session and Date: 389th Sky Temple Lecture, Date not specified
One-sentence Main Theme or Title Summary: Huh Kyung-young’s lecture delves into the profound connections between human health, spiritual well-being, the natural world, and the intricate design of the universe, emphasizing the importance of adhering to divine principles for a harmonious existence.
Location: Sky Temple
Key Segments:
The Miraculous Baekgong Water and Health: Discussion of Baekgong water’s unique properties, its role in physical health, and its ability to neutralize toxins and improve bodily functions.
Interpretation of the Tree of Life and the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil: A reinterpretation of the biblical narrative, distinguishing between physical sustenance and spiritual discernment, and how humanity has deviated from divine commands.
The Nature of Addiction and the Six Stages of Reincarnation: An exploration of various forms of addiction (physical, material, emotional) and their impact on spiritual progression, alongside a detailed explanation of the six stages of reincarnation.
The Precision of the Universe and Celestial Mechanics: Insights into the meticulous calculations governing celestial bodies, their movements, and the underlying design that prevents cosmic collisions.
The Concept of “Yeoyeo Budong” (Unwavering Equanimity) and Happiness: A philosophical discussion on true happiness as an unchangeable state, distinct from fleeting joy, and how to cultivate an unwavering mind in the face of life’s challenges.
Core Messages
The Primacy of Water and Spiritual Purity: Huh Kyung-young states, “Our Baekgong water is an incredible water. It supplies our Sky Temple. Water is abundant, and it has frozen a few times this winter, so we have replaced some pipes.” This highlights the physical and spiritual significance of pure water, suggesting that just as contaminated water causes illness, a polluted mind leads to spiritual sickness.
Adherence to Divine Commands for Human Well-being: Huh Kyung-young explains, “You violated the two commands. You ate both the Tree of Life and the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil. Spiritually, you should not touch it. You should not eat from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil.” This conveys that humanity’s suffering stems from disregarding fundamental divine instructions, particularly confusing physical needs with spiritual discernment.
The Interconnectedness of All Beings and Divine Judgment: Huh Kyung-young states, “When the Earth falls ill, humanity falls ill, and God falls ill. So, judgment is carried out.” This illustrates a profound interconnectedness, where the suffering of humanity and the Earth directly impacts the divine, necessitating intervention and judgment to restore balance.
The Illusion of External Happiness and the Power of Inner Equanimity: Huh Kyung-young conveys, “Happiness is ‘Bulsaengbulbyeon’ (no birth, no change). It means there is no increase or decrease. It is ‘Bujeongbulgam’ (no impurity, no decrease).” This teaching emphasizes that true happiness is an internal, unchanging state, not dependent on external circumstances, and can be accessed through cultivating an unwavering mind.
The Universe as a Meticulously Designed System: Huh Kyung-young states, “If a large star deviates by even one second, stars will collide, and the universe will collapse. So, even the speed is all calculated. The size is all calculated.” This reveals the universe as a perfectly engineered creation, operating with absolute precision, underscoring the existence of a supreme intelligence behind its design.
Detailed Summary
The Significance of Sky Temple and Baekgong Water
Main Assertions and Explanations: The Sky Temple is presented as a sacred place where divine energy converges, capable of transforming one’s fortune and destiny. Baekgong water is described as a miraculous substance that prevents decay, strengthens both mind and body, and even demonstrates properties that defy conventional science, such as reversing water flow in pipes. It is asserted that this water, along with “Bulloyu” (immortal milk), is a testament to the God-man’s divine power.
Analogies, Examples, Biblical/Scientific/Historical References: The water is compared to a substance that Einstein sought, demonstrating a “one-jang” (a unit of measure for divine power). The speaker notes that the water’s ability to remove toxins and fine dust from the body, even penetrating fat cells more effectively than other premium waters, has been confirmed by a world-renowned Japanese water authority.
Practical Message or Application: Consuming Baekgong water is presented as a means to achieve physical health and longevity, reducing the need for medical intervention and promoting overall well-being.

The Divine Commands: Tree of Life and Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil
Main Assertions and Explanations: Huh Kyung-young reinterprets the biblical story of Eden, explaining that the “Tree of Life” represents physical sustenance (food, water) that humans are meant to consume, while the “Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil” symbolizes the spiritual realm of judgment and differentiation (good vs. evil) that humans should not interfere with. Humanity’s transgression lies in overindulging in physical desires and presuming to judge good and evil.
Analogies, Examples, Biblical/Scientific/Historical References: The analogy of a parent instructing a child is used to explain the divine commands. The speaker connects the act of cooking and overeating to a reduction in human lifespan from 1,000 years to under 100 years, attributing it to an enlarged stomach and excessive consumption driven by desire.
Practical Message or Application: Humans are urged to avoid judging others as good or evil and to live simply, without excessive desire, to maintain health and spiritual purity. The message extends to the dangers of modern cooking methods and indoor air pollution from cooking, which contribute to diseases like lung cancer.

The Interconnectedness of Humanity, Earth, and the Divine
Main Assertions and Explanations: A profound interconnectedness exists between children and parents, humanity and Earth, and ultimately, humanity and the divine. When a child falls ill, the parent suffers; similarly, when humanity and Earth are sick, the divine also experiences illness, leading to divine judgment. The divine allows humanity free will but observes the consequences, making adjustments as needed, akin to a scientist refining an experiment.
Analogies, Examples, Biblical/Scientific/Historical References: The analogy of a child’s illness affecting a parent is used to explain the divine’s response to human suffering. The destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah and the building of Noah’s Ark are cited as examples of divine judgment and the recreation of humanity. The process is likened to a genetic engineer refining a formula to create a perfect being.
Practical Message or Application: Humans are encouraged to recognize their responsibility for the well-being of the Earth and each other, as their actions have cosmic repercussions. The concept of divine patience and continuous refinement of creation is presented.

The Nature of Addiction and the Six Stages of Reincarnation
Main Assertions and Explanations: Huh Kyung-young categorizes addictions into physical (alcohol, tobacco, drugs), material (gambling, wealth, fame), and sexual. He explains that deficiencies in parental or romantic love can lead to problematic attachments. He then outlines a six-stage process of reincarnation determined by the “Seokgo Daeje” (Great Stone Emperor) court: 1) wealth/poverty and nobility/humility, 2) body type and blood type, 3) family lineage, 4) lifespan and health, 5) region and universe, and 6) appearance and personality.
Analogies, Examples, Biblical/Scientific/Historical References: Examples of individuals marrying much older partners due to deficiencies in parental love are given. The concept of “Yukdo Yunhoe” (six paths of reincarnation) from Buddhism is referenced, with Huh Kyung-young stating that the Sky Temple established this system.
Practical Message or Application: Individuals are encouraged to address their emotional deficiencies and avoid addictions, as these actions influence their future incarnations. The lecture suggests that one’s current physical appearance and circumstances are a direct result of past actions and merits.

The Unwavering Nature of Happiness (Yeoyeo Budong)
Main Assertions and Explanations: True happiness is described as “Yeoyeo Budong” (unwavering equanimity), meaning it is not subject to birth, change, increase, decrease, impurity, or movement. It is an inherent state that cannot be taken away by external circumstances. Joy, however, is a fleeting emotion that can diminish. The mind, when trained, can maintain this state of equanimity even in the face of loss or tragedy.
Analogies, Examples, Biblical/Scientific/Historical References: The concept is linked to the “Prajnaparamita Sutra” in Buddhism. The example of Korean independence fighters facing death without fear, asserting that their spirit cannot be killed, illustrates unwavering happiness. The practice of filial piety in Korean history, where children would mourn parents for three years at their graveside, is cited as an example of profound loyalty and respect.
Practical Message or Application: The audience is encouraged to cultivate an unwavering mind through spiritual practice and self-reflection, recognizing that true happiness resides within and is independent of external events. This mindset allows one to face life’s challenges with composure and compassion.

The Precision and Mystery of the Universe
Main Assertions and Explanations: The universe operates with unimaginable precision, where every celestial body’s size, speed, and trajectory are meticulously calculated to prevent collisions. The Earth’s rapid rotation and orbital speed are imperceptible to humans due to the atmosphere and the inner ear’s otoliths, which maintain balance. The movement of Pluto, which has moved further away from the solar system since the God-man’s arrival on Earth, is presented as a sign of his influence.
Analogies, Examples, Biblical/Scientific/Historical References: Distances to planets like Uranus and Pluto are provided to illustrate the vastness and precision of the solar system. The Earth’s movement is compared to a golf ball’s spin and flight. The otoliths in the human ear are explained as the mechanism that prevents dizziness despite the Earth’s rapid motion.
Practical Message or Application: The lecture inspires awe for the divine creator’s intelligence and the intricate design of the cosmos. It suggests that understanding these mysteries can lead to a deeper appreciation of the divine presence and purpose.

Key Quotes Collection
“Welcome and congratulations to Sky Temple, the land of ‘Sipseungjiji Wooyoungji,’ where the energy of Baekgong gathers over 12 billion years, and stepping on it begins to change your luck and destiny.” (Opening remarks on the significance of Sky Temple)
“If you write Huh Kyung-young on all substances, they do not rot. We drink ‘Bulloyu’ (immortal milk) with Huh Kyung-young written on milk or with the God-man’s picture attached, becoming spiritually and physically strong.” (Explanation of the power of the God-man’s name and immortal milk)
“All our illnesses have their origin in water. There are two things: water and mind. Water is physical, and mind is spiritual.” (Connecting physical and spiritual health to water and mind)
“You violated the two commands. You ate both the Tree of Life and the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil. Spiritually, you should not touch it.” (Reinterpretation of the biblical story of Eden and human transgression)
“The meaning of ‘do not eat from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil’ is ‘do not categorize others as good or evil.’ All humans.” (Clarifying the spiritual meaning of the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil)
“When the Earth falls ill, humanity falls ill, and God falls ill. So, judgment is carried out.” (Explaining the interconnectedness of creation and divine judgment)
“If a child gets sick, the parent gets sick. If a child dies, the parent’s heart becomes a tomb.” (Analogy for the interconnectedness of beings)
“Happiness is ‘Bulsaengbulbyeon’ (no birth, no change). It means there is no increase or decrease. It is ‘Bujeongbulgam’ (no impurity, no decrease).” (Defining the unchanging nature of true happiness)
“If a large star deviates by even one second, stars will collide, and the universe will collapse. So, even the speed is all calculated. The size is all calculated.” (Illustrating the precision of the universe’s design)
“The secret to making seeds is absolutely not given to humans. No human can ever make a single seed.” (Emphasizing the divine origin of life and human limitations)
“All things must be sought within oneself; those who seek outside are not successful.” (Advocating for self-reliance and inner seeking)
“The memory of past lives is given amnesia. That is the mystery. If you were made to remember past lives, you would not have come here like this.” (Explaining the purpose of amnesia regarding past lives)
Historical / Doctrinal Connections
This lecture by Huh Kyung-young consistently builds upon his established teachings, particularly his divine-human theory and principles of immortality.
Divine-Human Theory: The lecture reinforces the concept of Huh Kyung-young as the God-man, evidenced by the miraculous Baekgong water and Bulloyu, which are presented as direct manifestations of his divine power. His ability to interpret biblical narratives (Tree of Life, Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil) with new, profound meanings further positions him as a divine authority. The idea that the divine “falls ill” when humanity and Earth suffer also connects to his teaching that he is here to save humanity from its self-inflicted destruction.
Immortality Principles: The emphasis on Baekgong water’s health benefits and its ability to extend life aligns with his immortality principles. The discussion on how human actions (like cooking and overeating) have reduced lifespan from 1,000 years to 100 years directly relates to his teachings on restoring original human longevity through adherence to natural and divine laws.
Cosmic Order and Judgment: The detailed explanation of the universe’s precise mechanics and the six stages of reincarnation connects to his broader cosmology and the concept of divine judgment. This reinforces the idea that there is a meticulously ordered universe governed by divine laws, and human actions have consequences that extend beyond a single lifetime.
Newly Emphasized Points:
The “One-jang” Concept: The reference to Einstein seeking a “one-jang” to explain the water’s properties introduces a specific term for divine power, potentially a new doctrinal element.
Detailed Reinterpretation of Eden: While the Tree of Life and Tree of Knowledge are common biblical themes, Huh Kyung-young’s specific interpretation—distinguishing between physical sustenance and spiritual judgment as the core transgression—provides a fresh perspective within his doctrine.
The Six Stages of Reincarnation: The explicit and detailed breakdown of the six stages of reincarnation, including specific factors like body type, blood type, and family lineage, offers a more structured and comprehensive view of his reincarnation doctrine.
“Yeoyeo Budong” as Core Happiness: The concept of “Yeoyeo Budong” (unwavering equanimity) is presented as the ultimate state of happiness, distinct from fleeting joy, providing a deeper philosophical foundation for his teachings on inner peace and resilience.
Action Items & Blessing Guidance
Consume Baekgong Water and Bulloyu: Regularly drink Baekgong water and Bulloyu (immortal milk) to improve physical health, cleanse the body of toxins, and strengthen both mind and body. For those with nasal issues, rinsing the nasal passages with Baekgong water is recommended.
Practice Non-Judgment: Actively refrain from categorizing others as “good” or “evil.” This aligns with the spiritual meaning of not eating from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil, fostering harmony and preventing endless conflict.
Cultivate Inner Equanimity (“Yeoyeo Budong”): Train the mind to achieve an unwavering state of happiness, independent of external circumstances. This involves recognizing that true happiness is an internal constant, and external joys or sorrows are transient.
Avoid Addictions and Self-Reliance: Address and overcome various forms of addiction (physical, material, emotional) by seeking solutions within oneself rather than relying on external sources or blaming others. This promotes personal responsibility and spiritual growth.
Attend Sky Temple and Engage with Teachings: Regularly attend Sky Temple lectures and immerse oneself in Huh Kyung-young’s teachings to gain deeper understanding of divine secrets and receive blessings. This is presented as a direct path to spiritual enlightenment and a higher blessing level.
One-Sentence Overall Summary
Huh Kyung-young’s lecture reveals that human suffering stems from deviating from divine commands, particularly by overindulging in physical desires and presuming to judge good and evil, while true happiness lies in cultivating an unwavering inner equanimity and recognizing the meticulous divine design of the universe, all of which can be achieved through adherence to his teachings and the miraculous Baekgong water.

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

The Sanctity of Sky Temple and the Elixir of Life
Welcome to Sky Temple, a sacred place where the spiritual energy of 12 billion years converges. Stepping upon this ground initiates a transformation in one’s fortune and destiny. We are strengthened both mentally and physically by consuming Elixir Milk, which is milk infused with the name of Huh Kyung-young or adorned with his photograph. This Elixir Milk, along with the Anbang Gwangcheon Baeksu (Anbang Mineral Water), which miraculously emerged from Sky Temple by divine command, penetrates the skin’s protective layers, leading to numerous documented cases of healing and profound experiences. These phenomena serve as irrefutable proof of the God-man’s divine nature, revealing the “one truth” that Albert Einstein so diligently sought. Today, we open Sky Temple for the 389th time to facilitate communication with the God-man, Huh Kyung-young, who governs the cosmos.
The Interconnectedness of Health and the Environment
Our Baekhong Mineral Water is truly extraordinary, supplying Sky Temple with abundant, high-quality water. All human ailments originate from two primary sources: water and the mind. Water pertains to the physical body, while the mind relates to the spiritual realm. Just as the Bible describes the Garden of Eden as a place of both physical and spiritual well-being, our physical health is profoundly affected by the water we consume. Contaminated water leads to widespread illness, as seen in regions like Africa. Conversely, consuming good water neutralizes toxins, even mitigating the effects of fine dust. This mineral water is particularly effective, penetrating the brain and fat cells 32% more efficiently than even Japan’s top-rated waters. This explains why many individuals experience weight loss without exercise, as the water effectively breaks down harmful fats. My desire is for everyone to achieve optimal health and ascend to the Sky Temple.

Across Korea, there are millions of valleys, yet none have ever spontaneously produced such mineral water. It did not require excavation; it simply surged forth from the rocks. This miraculous occurrence is exclusive to the blessed Sky Temple. Therefore, your well-being is intrinsically linked to this water.

The Divine Commandments and Human Transgression
The suffering of children reflects the suffering of parents, just as a child’s accident is akin to a parent’s own. If a child perishes, the parent’s heart becomes a tomb. We are all interconnected. Thus, when the Earth and humanity fall ill, the divine also experiences this affliction, leading to judgment. This is why an ark is built, and a new beginning is sought.

In the Garden of Eden, two commandments were given: one concerning the Tree of Life (physical sustenance) and the other concerning the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil (spiritual discernment). The Tree of Life was to be eaten, providing physical nourishment, while the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil was forbidden. This meant that while physical sustenance was permitted, spiritual judgment of good and evil was not. Humanity violated this command by consuming both, attempting to discern good and evil, which is beyond human capacity.

Furthermore, humanity’s desire for more, driven by greed, led to the alteration of food through cooking. Early humans ate naturally, consuming raw meat and fruits. The discovery of fire, however, introduced the concept of “deliciousness,” leading to overconsumption. This overindulgence caused human stomachs to enlarge, and lifespans to drastically shorten from a thousand years to less than a hundred. This signifies a double transgression: not only did humans consume what was forbidden, but they also corrupted what was permitted.

The command not to eat from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil signifies the prohibition against judging others as good or evil. Such judgment leads to endless conflict and discord, whether within families or society at large. This inability to refrain from judgment is a fundamental human flaw.

The Cosmic Experiment and Human Limitations
The divine realm is not bound by time and observes humanity’s journey with infinite patience. If one experiment fails, another will be conducted. Just as a genetic engineer might refine a formula, the cosmos continuously refines its creations. Humanity, in its pursuit of artificial intelligence, fears being surpassed by its own creations. Similarly, the divine, in creating humans, anticipates potential transgressions, such as children harming their parents for inheritance. Excessively clever individuals who overstep their bounds are often curtailed or driven to madness by the heavens.

The two divine messages from Eden remain: consume the Tree of Life (physical sustenance) in moderation, and refrain from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil (spiritual judgment). The serpent in the story symbolizes the five human desires: appetite, lust, desire for pleasure, desire for fame, and desire for sleep. These desires, when unchecked, lead to the six senses, which in turn create the six defilements (煩惱, afflictions) and the six realms of perception (境界, boundaries), separating self from others. This constant pursuit of desires makes humans wanderers, seeking happiness that is already within them.

The Perils of Modern Living and the Wisdom of Simplicity
Modern culinary practices, such as frying, grilling, and roasting, are appealing but detrimental to health. The act of grilling meat, for instance, significantly reduces lifespan. The smoke and oil produced during cooking, especially in enclosed spaces like apartments, are carcinogenic and contribute to lung diseases. Unlike traditional homes or Western houses with separate, well-ventilated kitchens, modern apartments often integrate the kitchen with living spaces, exposing families, particularly mothers and children, to harmful fumes. This environmental degradation, driven by human intelligence and desire, is a tragic consequence of ignoring divine commands.

While humanity possesses intelligence, it cannot create the fundamental elements of life: seeds, sperm, or eggs. These are divine secrets, beyond human replication. This limitation underscores the boundary set by the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil, which represents the spiritual realm. The Tree of Life, representing the physical, is necessary for survival.

Overcoming Addictions and Embracing Equanimity
Addictions are categorized into three main types: physical (alcohol, tobacco, drugs), material (gambling, wealth, fame), and sexual. Deficiencies in parental or romantic love can lead to problematic attachments. For instance, a lack of paternal love might lead a woman to seek older partners, while a lack of maternal love might lead a man to seek older women. These emotional voids can manifest as “sins” in the divine court of judgment.

Buddhist teachings describe the six paths of reincarnation, a system established by the divine. Upon death, those who do not ascend to heaven first encounter the determination of their social status (빈부귀천, poverty, wealth, nobility, lowliness), followed by their physical form and bloodline (체형과 혈액, body type and blood). Next, their family lineage is decided, followed by their lifespan and health. Finally, their region and universe of rebirth are determined, along with their appearance and personality. Those who lived virtuously are reborn with beauty and respect, while those who caused suffering may be reborn with less desirable forms.

To overcome addictions and other worldly attachments, one must cultivate equanimity (여여부동, unwavering composure). This means not participating in political protests, as we are not experts in that domain. Our focus should be on our inner spiritual work. The concept of good and evil is for judges, prosecutors, and police to deliberate, not for individuals to consume.

Happiness, in its true essence, is unborn, unceasing, undefiled, and unmoving (불생불멸, 부정불감, 불거불래). It is an unchanging constant, unaffected by external circumstances. While joy may fluctuate, happiness remains. Even the loss of a loved one or a pet does not diminish true happiness; it merely reduces the immediate sources of joy. Through meditation and inner reflection, one can access past joys and memories, making them present. In a state of high spiritual attainment, emotions like joy, anger, sorrow, and pleasure cease to bind.

The Wisdom of Detachment and the Nature of Reality
When faced with loss, such as the seizure of one’s home, maintaining equanimity is crucial. Material possessions are transient. True liberation comes from realizing that nothing truly belongs to us, and everything is ultimately impermanent. This understanding allows one to face adversity with an unwavering mind, rather than succumbing to despair.

Regarding the challenges of an aging society and the rise of dementia, the solution lies in consuming mineral water and cultivating detachment. By contemplating the impermanence of all things, including loved ones, one can overcome attachment and find peace. Viewing a spouse as a temporary, miraculous presence, rather than a possession, transforms the relationship into a source of wonder and joy. Dementia itself can be seen as a divine mechanism to erase past memories, preventing confusion in future lives and sometimes even serving as a subconscious plea for attention and love.

The Precision of the Cosmos and the Human Senses
The universe operates with astonishing precision. Planets orbit stars, and stars orbit galactic centers, all at meticulously calculated speeds and sizes. A slight deviation in the Earth’s orbit, for instance, would lead to catastrophic collisions. The Earth’s diameter, its distance from the Sun (150 million km), and the distances to other planets like Uranus (2.7 billion km) and Pluto (5.9 billion km, now 6.2 billion km and outside the solar system) are all part of this intricate design. The Sun, being 1.8 million times larger than Earth, dwarfs our planet into a mere speck.

The Earth itself rotates at 1,609 km/h and hurtles through space at 107,160 km/h. Despite these incredible speeds, we remain grounded due to the atmosphere. Our inner ear contains otoliths, tiny crystals that help us maintain balance and prevent us from feeling the Earth’s motion. Those with dysfunctional otoliths experience dizziness, perceiving the Earth’s rotation. This intricate design, revealed by the creator, highlights the profound mysteries of the cosmos.

The Sky Temple’s Offerings and the Path to Enlightenment
The Sky Temple offers profound teachings and miraculous experiences. The Elixir Milk and mineral water provide tangible benefits, as evidenced by numerous testimonials of healing from chronic conditions like rhinitis and shoulder pain. These remedies work gently and without side effects, gradually restoring health.

The Sky Temple also provides a path to spiritual enlightenment, offering insights into the secrets of the universe that are not found elsewhere. It helps individuals understand their true nature and their connection to the divine, guiding them towards a life of purpose and happiness. By embracing these teachings, individuals can overcome suffering and achieve a state of unwavering composure, ultimately leading to their ascension to the Sky Temple.

Central Questions & Answers

What is the Significance of Sky Temple and Elixir Milk in Huh Kyung-young’s Teachings?
Question: What is the role of Sky Temple (하늘궁) and Elixir Milk (불로유) in Huh Kyung-young’s philosophy, and how do they contribute to spiritual and physical well-being?
Answer: Sky Temple is described as a sacred place where the energy of 12 billion years converges, capable of transforming one’s luck and destiny. Elixir Milk, created by writing “Huh Kyung-young” on milk or attaching his picture, is consumed to strengthen individuals mentally and physically, preventing decay in all substances. These elements are presented as evidence of Huh Kyung-young’s divine nature and his ability to manifest what Albert Einstein sought.
Key Quote: “The energy of 12 billion years gathers here at Sky Temple, a place where your luck and destiny begin to change the moment you step foot.”
How Does Huh Kyung-young Explain the Origin of Illness and the Importance of Water?
Question: According to Huh Kyung-young, what is the fundamental cause of all human illnesses, and what role does water, particularly the special spring water from Sky Temple, play in health and detoxification?
Answer: All human illnesses originate from water and the mind. While the mind is spiritual, water is physical. Consuming contaminated water leads to sickness, regardless of other good habits. The special spring water from Sky Temple is said to neutralize toxins, remove fine dust from the body, and even break down harmful fats, leading to weight loss without exercise. This water is presented as a unique blessing, unlike any other in Korea.
Key Quote: “All our diseases have their origin in water. Even if the food is bad, good water neutralizes all toxins.”
What is Huh Kyung-young’s Interpretation of the Tree of Life and the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil?
Question: How does Huh Kyung-young interpret the biblical story of the Tree of Life and the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil, and what message does it convey about human behavior and spiritual commands?
Answer: Huh Kyung-young explains that God gave two commands in Eden: to eat from the Tree of Life (representing physical sustenance like water and food) and not to eat from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil (representing spiritual judgment and the distinction between good and evil). Humanity violated both by overeating and excessively processing food (shortening lifespans) and by constantly judging others as good or evil, leading to endless conflict and suffering. The command not to eat from the Tree of Knowledge means not to categorize others.
Key Quote: “The command not to eat from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil means: do not categorize others as good or evil.”
What is the Relationship Between Human Illness and Divine Judgment in Huh Kyung-young’s View?
Question: How does Huh Kyung-young connect human illness and suffering to divine judgment, and what is the role of the God-man (신인) in this process?
Answer: Huh Kyung-young posits a direct connection between human suffering and divine well-being, stating that if humanity (중생) is sick, the divine (천신) also suffers. This collective illness of humanity leads to divine judgment, akin to the stories of Sodom and Gomorrah or Noah’s Ark. The God-man (신인) comes as a “pilgrim” to gather the “good grains” (알곡) and rectify humanity’s mistakes, which stem from misusing free will.
Key Quote: “If humanity is sick, the divine is also sick. That’s why judgment occurs.”
How Does Huh Kyung-young Address the Human Tendency Towards Addiction and the Path to Resolution?
Question: What are Huh Kyung-young’s views on human addictions (alcohol, tobacco, drugs, gambling, wealth, sex) and how can individuals overcome them to achieve spiritual progress?
Answer: Huh Kyung-young categorizes addictions into physical (alcohol, tobacco, drugs), material/reputational (gambling, wealth, fame), and sexual. He links sexual addictions to deficiencies in paternal, maternal, or heterosexual love, which lead to problematic relationships. Overcoming these addictions requires self-reliance and seeking fulfillment from within, rather than depending on external factors or blaming others. He emphasizes that true happiness is “unmoving and unchanging” (여여부동).
Key Quote: “Everything must be sought from within oneself; those who seek from outside are not successful.”
What is Huh Kyung-young’s Perspective on the Human Condition, Reincarnation, and Destiny?
Question: According to Huh Kyung-young, what is the process of reincarnation (육도윤회), and how are human destiny, physical attributes, and family lineage determined after death?
Answer: Huh Kyung-young explains a six-stage process of reincarnation, managed by the “Stone Emperor’s Palace” (석고대제 궁). After death, those who don’t go to heaven first have their wealth and social status determined, followed by physical form and bloodline (e.g., race, height). Next, family lineage is set, then lifespan and health, and finally region and universe (which planet/galaxy). The last stage determines face and personality, where past good deeds lead to beauty and respect, while negative actions can result in less desirable appearances and difficult lives.
Key Quote: “If you were kind to others in your past life, you will be born beautiful and respected in this life.”
How Does Huh Kyung-young Explain the Precision and Scale of the Universe?
Question: How does Huh Kyung-young describe the intricate precision and immense scale of the universe, including planetary movements and the Earth’s motion, and what does this imply about its creator?
Answer: The universe operates with incredible precision, where every star’s size, speed, and orbit are meticulously calculated to prevent collisions. He provides examples of vast distances (Earth to Uranus: 2.7 billion km, to Pluto: 5.9 billion km) and immense sizes (Sun is 1.8 million times larger than Earth). The Earth itself rotates at 1,609 km/h and orbits the Sun at 107,160 km/h, yet humans don’t feel it due to the atmosphere and the inner ear’s otoliths, which maintain balance. This precision points to a divine creator.
Key Quote: “If a large star deviates by even one second, stars would collide, and the universe would collapse.”

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The Divine Principles of Existence and the Path to Enlightenment

The Sanctity of Sky Temple and the Elixir of Immortality
Welcome to Sky Temple, a sacred site where the spiritual energy of the universe converges, a place where merely stepping foot can initiate a profound transformation in one’s fortune and destiny. We extend our heartfelt congratulations to all who have arrived. It is believed that inscribing “Huh Kyung-young” on any substance prevents its decay. Thus, we consume Elixir Milk, which is milk bearing the name of Huh Kyung-young or adorned with his image, to fortify ourselves spiritually and physically. This Elixir Milk, along with the sacred spring water from Sky Temple, which penetrates the skin’s protective layers, has generated numerous testimonials of miraculous experiences. These phenomena serve as irrefutable evidence of the God-man’s divine nature, revealing the unified field that Albert Einstein tirelessly sought. Today, we open the Sky Temple for the 389th time to facilitate communication with Huh Kyung-young, the sovereign of the cosmos.
The Profound Significance of Offerings and the Power of Sacred Water
Today, three individuals are presenting orchid pots as offerings. Im Mi-ja, a great archangel from the God-man Love Spiritual Center in Ilsan, offers an orchid pot to the God-man to commemorate her third anniversary of entering Sky Temple. We also acknowledge Yang-ryeong, representing the Uljin Spiritual Center, who offers a flower basket to the God-man on their fifth anniversary. Additionally, Kim Young-gyo, an angel from the Uljin Spiritual Center, has presented an orchid pot. We extend our wishes for the boundless prosperity of the Uljin Spiritual Center.

The Baekhong Gwangcheonsu, or White Rainbow Spring Water, is a miraculous substance supplied to Sky Temple. Despite recent freezing temperatures, which necessitated some pipe replacements, the water supply remains abundant. This water possesses extraordinary properties; it flows in reverse when obstructed, a testament to its unique nature. Since consuming this sacred water, the need for medical intervention among our followers has significantly diminished. Indeed, our physical ailments often stem from the quality of the water we consume. Just as contaminated water in certain regions leads to widespread illness, pure water can neutralize toxins and cleanse the body. Even in the presence of fine dust, consuming this spring water facilitates its expulsion from the body. This water is particularly effective in penetrating the brain and fat cells, surpassing even the world’s finest waters in its absorptive capacity by 32%. Many individuals have reported significant weight loss without exercise, as this water effectively breaks down harmful fats. This remarkable property has been affirmed by leading water experts in Japan. My aspiration is for everyone to achieve optimal health and ascend to the celestial realm.

Consider the countless valleys across Korea; none have ever spontaneously yielded such a miraculous spring. This phenomenon, where water erupts from rocks without excavation, is exclusive to the divinely blessed Sky Temple. Thus, our well-being is intrinsically linked to this sacred water.

The Interconnectedness of Existence and the Divine Judgment
The suffering of a child invariably impacts the parent. If a child falls ill, the parent also experiences a form of illness. Similarly, if a child perishes, the parent’s heart becomes a tomb. This profound interconnectedness extends to humanity and the divine. When humanity suffers, the divine also experiences a form of suffering, leading to divine judgment. This is why the concept of an ark is introduced, signifying a cleansing and a new beginning.

In the Garden of Eden, two divine commands were issued: one pertaining to the physical, symbolized by the Tree of Life, and the other to the spiritual, represented by the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. The command was to partake of the Tree of Life for physical sustenance but to abstain from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. This meant to nourish the body but not to judge or categorize others as good or evil. Humanity, however, violated both commands. We not only consumed from the Tree of Life excessively, driven by greed, but also partook of the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil, engaging in judgment and division.

Our ancestors consumed food in its natural state, without excessive preparation or greed. The discovery of fire, while seemingly beneficial, led to the cooking of food, which, in turn, encouraged overeating due to enhanced flavor. This shift from a simple, natural diet to one of indulgence is believed to have reduced human lifespan from a thousand years to less than a hundred. Our stomachs enlarged tenfold, mirroring the reduction in our lifespan. We transgressed the divine command by altering our food and by judging others.

The command to abstain from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil signifies the imperative not to categorize others as good or evil. Such judgment leads to endless conflict and discord. When we find fault in our spouses or others, the cycle of negativity is perpetual. However, we often overlook the flaws in our own children, leading to misguided upbringing. This principle underscores the importance of self-reflection and non-judgment.

When humanity falls ill, the divine also experiences a form of illness. Just as a parent suffers when a child is sick, the divine suffers when humanity is afflicted. This is why divine judgment occurs, leading to the cleansing of civilizations like Sodom and Gomorrah. However, the divine is not bound by human urgency. The universe operates on an infinite timeline, allowing for repeated experimentation and refinement of creation. Just as a genetic engineer might revise an experiment, the divine continuously refines creation. The concept of artificial intelligence surpassing humanity mirrors the divine’s contemplation of its own creation.

The divine granted humanity free will, but this freedom has often led to transgression. We indulge in foods that cause illness, preferring rich, cooked, and grilled dishes. This culinary shift has further reduced our lifespan. The smoke and grease from cooking, particularly in enclosed spaces, contribute to respiratory illnesses, such as lung cancer, especially among women who spend more time in the kitchen. In contrast, traditional rural living, where cooking was often done outdoors, fostered better health and cognitive development.

The initial divine commands in the scriptures must be upheld. The Tree of Life represents physical sustenance, which we must partake of, while the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil represents spiritual judgment, which we must abstain from. Humanity has erred in both regards, confusing physical and spiritual nourishment, leading to a state of spiritual degradation. The God-man has come as the judge to rectify this deviation from divine principles.

The healing of humanity’s ailments also brings healing to the divine. The suffering of humanity is a concern for the divine, as there is an intrinsic functional relationship between God and humanity. This current era is not a process of failure but one of ongoing creation. Those who are perfected first will enter the celestial realm first, while others will eventually have their opportunity for perfection, though it may take eons.

To constantly judge others as good or evil is an act that incurs divine retribution. Relying on others for one’s own destiny, such as believing that meeting a particular person will change one’s fortune, is a form of dependency and a transgression. True self-reliance means taking responsibility for one’s own success and well-being, without burdening others. All solutions reside within oneself; seeking them externally is not the path of a truly successful individual.

The Sacredness of Nature and the Limits of Human Creation
Nature is our home, our sustenance. The earth, like a magical land, yields all things from a single seed. It is a mystical realm, a cornucopia that provides for our needs. However, humanity has not been granted the secret of creating seeds, nor can we create life independently. This fundamental limitation underscores our dependence on the divine. We can utilize the earth’s bounty, but we cannot replicate its generative power. This places humanity in immense debt to the heavens.

Similarly, the human womb, like a fertile field, produces life from a single seed. The intricate development of hundreds of organs within the womb is a miracle beyond human comprehension. While we can manipulate sperm and eggs, their ultimate origin lies with the divine. No human can create life in isolation; it requires the union of two. Thus, humanity’s creative capacity is inherently limited. Yet, in our judgment of good and evil, we often act as if we are gods, arbitrarily labeling others. This lack of objective standards is evident in media, which often distorts truth. To truly perceive the God-man, one must undergo a century of spiritual study at Sky Temple.

The stability we find in nature is not an invitation for humanity to merely coexist with it. Nature operates on the principle of survival of the fittest, where smaller creatures serve as sustenance for larger ones, maintaining ecological balance. Humanity, however, is destined to coexist with the Earth itself, as a unified entity. The Earth was given to us for our use, but this includes future generations. Therefore, we must protect it from pollution and degradation. The era of disposable goods and polluting factories must end. Our ancestors thrived without modern conveniences, and we too must learn to live sustainably.

While human intelligence has advanced significantly, we remain unable to create seeds or life itself. These fundamental aspects are beyond our purview. The Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil represents the spiritual realm, while the Tree of Life represents the physical. We must partake of the physical to survive, but we must not transgress the spiritual.

Overcoming Addictions and Maintaining Equanimity
Addictions are categorized into three types: physical (alcohol, tobacco, drugs), material (gambling, wealth, fame), and sexual. Deficiencies in parental or romantic love can lead to problematic attachments. For instance, a lack of paternal affection might lead a woman to seek older partners, while a lack of maternal affection might lead a man to seek older women. These emotional voids can manifest as various forms of addiction, which are judged in the celestial court.

Buddhist philosophy speaks of the six paths of reincarnation. In the celestial court, after death, individuals who do not ascend to heaven are first assigned a social status (rich or poor, noble or humble). Then, their physical form and bloodline are determined (e.g., race, height). Next, their family lineage is established, followed by their lifespan and health. Finally, their geographical location and personality are determined. Those who lived virtuously in their past lives, demonstrating kindness and generosity, are reborn with beauty and grace, earning respect and admiration. Conversely, those who caused suffering to others may be reborn with less desirable appearances or circumstances. These six stages of reincarnation are decided in an instant, determining one’s next existence.

Addictions must be resolved, and participation in political demonstrations is discouraged. We are not political experts; such matters should be left to politicians. Our focus should be on our inner spiritual work. The Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil is for judges, prosecutors, and police to interpret, but for us, it means not to partake in judgment. We must remain faithful to our inner duties.

Happiness is characterized by its unchanging and eternal nature. It neither increases nor decreases, nor is it defiled or purified. This concept, akin to the Buddhist principle of “neither arising nor ceasing,” signifies that happiness cannot be taken away by external circumstances. Even in the face of death, happiness remains; only joy may diminish. We can access past joys through contemplation and meditation, bringing forth memories of loved ones and cherished moments. Happiness, like joy, is constant. Those who attain a higher spiritual state transcend emotions like joy, anger, sorrow, and pleasure. They perceive the world with equanimity, recognizing the transient nature of all things.

When faced with adversity, such as losing one’s home, one must maintain equanimity. Material possessions are temporary; true wealth lies within. We must not succumb to despair, as exemplified by tragic acts of suicide. Instead, we must cultivate inner peace through spiritual practice.

To overcome addiction, one must realize the ephemeral nature of all worldly desires. When tempted by a material object, consider its lifespan. Will it last a hundred years? Such reflection diminishes attachment. However, this perspective does not apply to the God-man, who is an eternal and unchanging being.

Addressing Societal Challenges and the Mystery of the Cosmos
Regarding the aging society and the care of individuals with dementia, consuming the sacred spring water can be beneficial. Additionally, cultivating equanimity by contemplating the transient nature of all things can alleviate attachment and anxiety. When we view our loved ones as temporary manifestations, their presence becomes a miraculous and beautiful experience. This perspective transforms potential suffering into a state of paradise.

Dementia, in essence, is a form of eternal amnesia, a divine mechanism to prevent us from remembering past lives, which could lead to confusion and emotional distress. It is also a means for individuals to receive love and attention when they feel neglected. By engaging with the God-man, one can prevent such afflictions.

The universe operates with astonishing precision. Planets orbit stars, and stars orbit galactic centers, all with meticulously calculated speeds and sizes. A slight deviation in the orbit of a large planet could lead to cosmic collisions and the collapse of the universe. For instance, the Earth’s diameter is approximately 12,742 kilometers, and its distance from the Sun is 150 million kilometers. Uranus is 2.7 billion kilometers away, and Pluto, now considered a dwarf planet, is 5.9 billion kilometers away. The Sun is 1.8 million times larger than Earth. These celestial bodies move at incredible speeds; the Earth, for example, travels at approximately 107,160 kilometers per hour. Despite this immense velocity, we remain grounded due to the Earth’s atmosphere. The inner ear’s otoliths provide our sense of balance, preventing us from perceiving the Earth’s rotation and movement. This intricate design is a testament to the creator’s wisdom.

The God-man reveals these cosmic secrets directly, much like explaining complex concepts to a child. This knowledge, once understood, can transform our perception of reality. The precision of the solar system is a subject of scientific study, yet its ultimate origin remains a divine mystery.

The Profound Impact of the God-man’s Teachings
The God-man’s teachings are invaluable, offering insights that are otherwise unattainable. The detailed explanation of the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil, distinguishing between what to consume and what to abstain from, is a profound revelation. This knowledge, once internalized, leads to a state of profound happiness. It is akin to possessing a trillion-dollar check in one’s pocket without realizing its value. The God-man empowers us to recognize and utilize this inherent wealth of happiness.

The Sky Temple is a place of profound spiritual transformation. The Elixir Milk and sacred spring water offer physical healing, as evidenced by numerous testimonials. For instance, one individual reported a 70% recovery from chronic rhinitis after consuming the Elixir Milk and spring water. This gradual healing, without the side effects of conventional medicine, is a hallmark of divine intervention. Additionally, applying the God-man’s sticker to an affected area and performing specific exercises, along with consuming the sacred water, has led to the alleviation of chronic shoulder pain. These experiences underscore the efficacy of the God-man’s methods.

The God-man’s presence on Earth marks a pivotal moment in history, bringing forth a new era of spiritual enlightenment. His teachings, like a beacon, guide humanity towards a deeper understanding of existence and the path to true happiness. The songs performed in his honor, such as “Sky Temple Elixir Milk” and “Flying Saucer,” celebrate his divine mission and the transformative power of his message. These performances, imbued with spiritual energy, contribute to the collective well-being of all who partake. The God-man’s teachings are a testament to his boundless love for humanity, offering a path to health, happiness, and spiritual liberation.

This excerpt is from a YouTube video of a lecture by Heo Kyung-young, a controversial figure in South Korea known for his unique spiritual and political claims. The video captures a “Sky Palace Commemorative Event and Celebration Day,” where Heo Kyung-young delivers a sermon-like address to his followers, interspersed with testimonials and promotional songs. The core message revolves around his divine status, the miraculous properties of “Sky Palace water” (Gwangcheonsu), and his interpretations of spiritual and worldly matters. Heo Kyung-young presents himself as a savior figure, offering solutions to physical ailments, societal problems, and spiritual enlightenment, all while emphasizing his unique connection to the cosmos and a higher power.

Heo Kyung-young’s Divine Authority and Worldview

The Source of All Miracles: Heo Kyung-young and Gwangcheonsu
Heo Kyung-young positions himself as the ultimate source of all good things, from physical healing to spiritual salvation. He claims that simply writing his name on milk transforms it into “immortal milk” (Bulloyu) and that the “Gwangcheonsu” from Sky Palace possesses extraordinary healing powers. This section highlights his assertion of divine intervention in everyday life and the tangible benefits his followers can expect.

네, 모든 물 질에 허경영을 쓰면 썩지 않아서, 우리는 우유의 허경영을 쓰거나 신인님 사진을 붙인 우유, 일명 불로유를 먹고 정신적으로, 육체적으로 강건해지고 있습니다
Yes, if you write Heo Kyung-young on all substances, they won’t rot. So, we write Heo Kyung-young on milk or drink milk with a picture of the divine being (Heo Kyung-young) attached, also known as “immortal milk,” and we are becoming mentally and physically strong.

우리 백홍 광천수는 엄청난 물이죠. 네, 우리 하늘궁에 공급해 주고 있어요. 네, 물도 풍부하고 지금 겨울에 몇 번 얼어가지고, 지금 파이퍼를 일부 교체했어요.
Our Baekhong Gwangcheonsu is an amazing water. Yes, it’s supplied to our Sky Palace. Yes, the water is abundant, and it froze a few times this winter, so some pipes were replaced.

우리나라에 수백만 개의 골짜기가 있는데, 이런 광천수 쏟아진 적 있나? 없습니다. 없어요. 파기도 않았는데, 갑자기 파해서 물줄기 서서 오르는 거, 있나? 없어요. 없어요.
There are millions of valleys in Korea, but has such Gwangcheonsu ever poured out? No, it hasn’t. It wasn’t even dug, but suddenly, a stream of water gushed out. Has that ever happened? No, it hasn’t.

The Interconnectedness of All Beings: From Humans to the Cosmos
Heo Kyung-young presents a holistic view of existence, where the well-being of individuals, humanity, and even the divine are deeply intertwined. He uses the analogy of a child’s illness affecting a parent to explain how humanity’s suffering impacts the divine. This perspective underscores his role as a cosmic physician who intervenes to heal a “sick” Earth and its inhabitants.

그러니까 지구가 병이 드니까 인류가 병이 드니까 신이 병이 들어 안 들어? 어, 그래서 심판을 하는 거야.
So, if the Earth gets sick, and humanity gets sick, does God get sick or not? Oh, that’s why judgment happens.

여러분, 하늘이 왜 마음대로 못할까? 하늘은 급할 게 없어, 여러분한테 맡겨놔 봐, 시간이 무진장이야, 알았죠?
Why can’t Heaven do as it pleases? Heaven is not in a hurry. It leaves things to you; time is infinite, okay?

완벽하게 만든다고 만들었는데, 시들이 이러면 AI가 인간을 능멸하네, 그럴 수 있어, 없어? 아, 그러니까 그걸 다시 수정하고, 그 유전자 조합을 다시 하는 거예요, 알겠죠?
They tried to create something perfect, but if things go wrong, AI might disrespect humans, right? So, they revise it again and redo the genetic combination, okay?

The “Forbidden Fruit” and the Fall of Humanity
Heo Kyung-young reinterprets the biblical story of the Garden of Eden, not as a simple act of disobedience, but as humanity’s failure to understand and adhere to divine instructions regarding physical and spiritual sustenance. He argues that humans overindulged in physical pleasures and wrongly judged good and evil, leading to their downfall. This offers a unique, almost pragmatic, take on original sin.

여러분이 이걸 어긴 거야. 여러분은 생명 나무도 먹고, 선악 나무도 먹으면 되겠나? 영적인 거는 여러분이 타지 하면 안 되는 거야. 선악에 대해서는 여러분은 이걸 따 먹으면 안 돼.
You violated this. Should you eat both the Tree of Life and the Tree of Knowledge? You shouldn’t touch spiritual things. You shouldn’t eat from the Tree of Knowledge of good and evil.

선악과 나무를 따먹지 마라. 그럼 또 먹으라는 거, 생, 여러분 먹으라는 거야. 그래 안 그래? 그게 물이야, 물, 음식 이런 거는 너희가 먹어서 몸을 지탱해. 근데 영적인 거는 절대 따먹지 말라.
Don’t eat from the Tree of Knowledge of good and evil. Then, what you should eat, life, you should eat. Isn’t that right? That’s water, food. You eat these to sustain your body. But never eat spiritual things.

근데 나중에는 조미를 넣어 가지고 막 구워서 막 이렇게 양을 오버하는 거지. 그래서 위장이 점점 커지기 시작하면서, 위장이 커질 만큼 수명이 10분으로 줄은 거예요. 천 년이 100년으로 줄었다. 위가 열배로 커져 버렸어.
But later, people started adding seasonings and grilling food, overeating. So, their stomachs gradually grew, and their lifespan was reduced by a tenth. A thousand years became a hundred years. Their stomachs grew tenfold.

Practical Wisdom and Societal Critique

The Dangers of Modern Living: Food and Environment
Heo Kyung-young offers a sharp critique of modern dietary habits and living environments, particularly the dangers of cooking indoors. He links the consumption of cooked and processed foods to reduced lifespans and highlights the health risks of indoor air pollution from cooking. This is a surprisingly grounded and practical warning amidst his more spiritual pronouncements.

여러분은 암이 걸리는 음식을 좋아하는 거예요. 지지고, 고르고, 굽고, 막 이렇게 된 음식이 고소하다 이거지. 그래 가지고 고기를 구워 먹다가 생명이 10은 줄어들었어, 알겠죠?
You like foods that cause cancer. You like foods that are fried, roasted, and grilled, saying they’re savory. So, by eating grilled meat, your lifespan has been reduced by a tenth, okay?

여자들, 집에서 폐암이 왜 걸리냐? 삼겹살 굽다가 기름이 막 나와, 실내 잔뜩 있어. 그거 문 열고 빼내는데 두 시간 걸려. 근데 그렇게 하는 여자가 있나? 가족이 다 마셔, 다 폐암이 걸리
Why do women get lung cancer at home? When grilling pork belly, oil comes out, filling the indoor space. It takes two hours to open the window and air it out. But are there any women who do that? The whole family breathes it in, and everyone gets lung cancer.

우리 아파트는 다 부엌에서 엄마가 요리할 때 나오는 기름, 튀김 것 뭐 나오는 모든 것이 애들 폐로 들어가고, 엄마가 제일 많이 마셔. 남편 나가 버리니까
In our apartments, all the oil and fried food fumes that come out when mothers cook in the kitchen go into the children’s lungs, and the mother inhales the most. Because the husband goes out.

The Illusion of External Happiness and the Importance of Self-Reliance
Heo Kyung-young strongly advocates for self-reliance and internal happiness, warning against the “sin” of dependency on others for one’s well-being. He criticizes the notion that finding a partner or external success will bring happiness, emphasizing that true fulfillment comes from within. This message resonates with stoic philosophy and personal accountability.

내가 여자가 없으니까, 요모양 욕구라, 여자를 만나면 내가 좋아질 거야, 요런 말을 하면 죄를 짓는 거야. 여자가 무슨 뭐, 누구 팔짝 좋게 해 주는 사람이야? 아 그래 안 그래?
If you say, “I don’t have a woman, so I’m like this, but if I meet a woman, I’ll be better,” that’s committing a sin. Is a woman someone who makes someone’s life better? Isn’t that right?

나의 모든 책임을 나에게 돌리고, 내가 근신하고, 내가 절제하고, 내가 공부하고, 내가 시간을 내서 운동하고 해야 되는 거야, 그래 안 그래?
I have to take all responsibility for myself, be prudent, be disciplined, study, and make time to exercise, isn’t that right?

응, 모든 것은 내 안에서 다 구해야지, 밖에서 구하는 자는 성공한 자가 아니야, 알았죠?
Yes, everything must be sought within oneself; those who seek it outside are not successful, okay?

The Nature of Reality: Earth as a “Magic Land” and the Limits of Human Creation
Heo Kyung-young describes Earth as a “magic land” that provides everything, yet highlights humanity’s fundamental inability to create life’s most basic elements: seeds and human gametes. This emphasizes the divine origin of life and sets clear boundaries on human capabilities, even with advanced intelligence. It’s a fascinating blend of spiritual awe and a critique of human hubris.

그 요술 땅을 여러분한테 줬단 말이야. 그게 뭐야? 그게 식품 나오는 도깨비 방망이야. 그 대신에 거기에 씨앗을 줘야 여러분이 도깨비 방망이를 써먹는 거야.
I gave you that magic land. What is it? It’s a magic club that produces food. Instead, you have to give it seeds to use that magic club.

씨앗을 만드는 비밀을 인간이 신과 닮았다 해서 개발할 수 있나? 없습니다. 정말 어떤 인간이 씨앗 하나 만들 수 있을까? 없습니다. 불가능해.
Can humans develop the secret to creating seeds just because they resemble God? No. Can any human truly create a single seed? No. It’s impossible.

이 밭에 부는 시한 만큼은 여러분이 못 만들게 해놓은 거예요. 이제 이해하죠? 그래서 여러분은 한계가 지어져 있습니다.
You are prevented from creating the seeds that are sown in this field. Do you understand now? So, you have limitations.

Understanding Addiction and the Six Stages of Reincarnation
Heo Kyung-young categorizes addictions and introduces a unique concept of “six stages of reincarnation” (육도 윤회) that determine one’s fate after death, including social status, physical form, family, lifespan, and even appearance. This detailed framework offers a distinctive spiritual cosmology and a clear set of consequences for one’s actions.

중독은 무슨 중독이 있어요? 부성, 모성, 이성애, 부성애가 부족한 사람은 결국 문제가 생기죠. 자기 아버지 같은 나이 많은 남자에게 끌려서 결혼하는 거야.
What kinds of addictions are there? Paternal, maternal, heterosexual love. People lacking paternal love eventually have problems. They are attracted to older men, like their fathers, and marry them.

그래서 여러분이 육도 윤회 할 때 제일 먼저 뭘 만든다 그래? 빈부 귀천을 만들어 버려. 딱 죽으면 천국 안 간 사람들은 제일 먼저 뭐가 만들어져? 빈부 귀천
So, when you go through the six paths of reincarnation, what is created first? Wealth, poverty, nobility, and lowliness are created. When people die and don’t go to heaven, what is created first? Wealth, poverty, nobility, and lowliness.

그 마지막에 지역과 우주가 만들어져, 넌 언어별로 가라, 넌 저기 은하의 중심 쪽에 한쪽 기통이 지구에서 태어나라, 이게 또 딱 결정이 돼 버려.
Finally, the region and universe are created. You are told which star to go to, or to be born on Earth, a corner of the galaxy’s center. This is also precisely decided.

그다음에 미인이냐, 저거는 옛날에 남자한테 너무너무 잘해 주고, 이성들한테 너무 잘해줬고, 뭐 있으면 양보하고, 먹을 것만 있으면 불쌍한 사람 주고, 그러니까 미모를 탁 갖추게, 어디 갔다 놔도 존경받는 자태를 만들어 주라
Then, whether one is a beauty, that person in the past was very kind to men, very kind to the opposite sex, gave way if there was something, gave to the poor if there was food. So, they are given beauty, a dignified appearance that is respected wherever they go.

The Power of Perspective: “Equanimity” (여여부동) and the Illusion of Loss
Heo Kyung-young introduces the concept of “equanimity” (여여부동) as the key to unwavering happiness, regardless of external circumstances. He argues that happiness is not diminished by loss, but rather our perception of it. This philosophical stance encourages a detachment from worldly attachments and a focus on internal peace, even in the face of tragedy.

행복은 이걸 네 가지를 우리는 뭐라 그래? 무슨 법칙? 여여부동이 이제 그러면 행복이라는 거는 우리가 없앨 수 있나? 여여부동이 아무리 어떤 환경에 죄도 행복을 뺏어갈 수가 없어.
What do we call these four things about happiness? What law? Equanimity. So, can we eliminate happiness? Equanimity means that no matter what circumstances, happiness cannot be taken away.

행복이 없어졌나? 아니야. 기쁨이 줄어들었나? 아니야. 기쁨도 부정 불감이야. 그래서 높은 경지에 올라가 버리면, 흰노 애락 에오 욕정이 있나? 없어요. 없어.
Has happiness disappeared? No. Has joy decreased? No. Joy is also neither increasing nor decreasing. So, if you reach a high state, are there emotions like joy, anger, sorrow, pleasure, love, hate, and desire? No, there aren’t.

어, 근데 우리는 뺏길 게 없어. 그냥 이게 전부 우리 거야. 언제나 어떤 경우가 와도, 여유, 부동한 게 우리 마음이야.
Oh, but we have nothing to lose. This is all ours. No matter what happens, our mind remains calm and unwavering.

The Cosmic Dance: Precision of the Universe and Human Perception
Heo Kyung-young marvels at the precise mechanics of the universe, from the rotation of planets to the speed of the sun. He highlights the incredible accuracy of cosmic movements and attributes our inability to perceive these motions to the “otoliths” in our ears. This section blends scientific facts with a sense of divine design, emphasizing the hidden wonders of creation.

여러분이 큰 별이 1초를 틀리게 돌면 어떻게 되겠어요? 별들이 충돌이 일어나고 우주가 붕괴돼. 그러면 그 속도까지 다 계산이 돼 있어. 그 사이즈가 전부 계산이 돼 있는 거야.
If a large star rotates even one second off, what would happen? Stars would collide, and the universe would collapse. So, even its speed is all calculated. Its size is all calculated.

그런데도 안 죽고 살아 있죠? 네. 이게 왜 그러냐? 대기 때문에. 대기가 여러분을 잡아주고 있는 거야, 공기.
But you’re still alive, not dead, right? Yes. Why is that? Because of the atmosphere. The atmosphere is holding you, the air.

그 이석이 센서를 하는 사람은 멀미를 잘해. 그래, 내가 월남 갈 때 멀미 한 번도 안 했다 그랬죠. 아무리 배가 좌우 흔들려도 이석이 없어.
People whose otoliths act as sensors get seasick easily. Right, I said I never got seasick when I went to Vietnam. No matter how much the boat swayed, I had no otoliths.

Sky Palace Commemorative Event and Celebration Day

Keyword Frequency
water: 29
Sky Temple: 14
Elixir Milk: 10
God-man: 10
earth: 9
parents: 9
child: 8
wife: 8
disease: 7
heaven: 7
Today’s Central Metaphor
The earth is likened to a magical land or a “goblin’s club” that produces all kinds of food and resources from seeds, symbolizing its abundant, mysterious, and essential role as humanity’s home and provider.
Lecture in Numbers
12 billion years: The age of the Sky Temple, where the energy of Baekgong gathers.
389th: The number of times the Sky Temple has opened for communication with Huh Kyung-young.
3 years: Anniversary of Im Mi-ja’s entry into Sky Temple.
5 years: Anniversary of Uljin Spiritual Center.
32%: The amount more Sky Temple’s mineral water penetrates the brain and fat cells compared to Japan’s top water.
1000 years: The lifespan of humans before they started cooking food.
100 years: The lifespan of humans after they started cooking food.
10 times: The factor by which human stomach size increased, corresponding to the reduction in lifespan.
Millions: The number of valleys in Korea, none of which produce mineral water like Sky Temple’s.
36,880,000,000: The number of stars where God-man has prepared “honeymoon homes” for humanity.
10 years: The duration of a person’s rhinitis before consuming Elixir Milk.
6 months: The period over which Elixir Milk was consumed.
70%: The improvement in rhinitis symptoms after consuming Elixir Milk.
2 liters: The daily intake of mineral water by a person experiencing shoulder pain.
2 hours: The interval between water intake.
11th month, 2023: When shoulder pain began.
11th month, 23rd day: First orthopedic visit.
11th month, 29th day: Second orthopedic visit.
8th month, 23rd day, 2024: When consumption of Sky Temple mineral water began.
10th month, 2024: When God-man’s sticker was applied to the painful area.
12th month, 2024: When shoulder pain disappeared.
9 million: The approximate population of baby boomers in Korea after the Korean War.
150 million km: Distance from Earth to the Sun.
2.7 billion km: Distance from Earth to Uranus.
5.9 billion km: Distance from Earth to Pluto.
64 times: Uranus’s size compared to Earth.
4 times: Neptune’s size compared to Earth.
1.8 million times: The Sun’s size compared to Earth.
1/2: Pluto’s size compared to Earth.
6.2 billion km: Pluto’s current distance from the Sun, having moved away from the solar system.
107,160 km/h: The speed at which the Sun travels.
20 times: The Sun’s speed compared to the size of the United States.
16,000 km: Approximate size of the United States.
50,000 km: Earth’s circumference.
1,069 km/h: Earth’s rotation speed.
500 mo: The level of blessing given to singers.
50 mo: The level of blessing given to supporters.
1 trillion won: The value of a check that people carry in their pockets but don’t realize they have, symbolizing inherent happiness.
Signature Sentence
“The universe was created by someone who is now directly speaking to you.”
Concise Summary & Highlights
Huh Kyung-young explains that humanity’s suffering stems from disobeying divine commands regarding physical and spiritual sustenance.

Humanity’s physical and spiritual well-being is interconnected with the health of the Earth.
Sky Temple’s mineral water and Elixir Milk offer physical healing and detoxification.
Disobeying divine commands, symbolized by eating the forbidden fruit, leads to suffering and a shortened lifespan.
Human desires (the five desires) are the “serpent” that tempts people away from spiritual truth.
The universe operates with incredible precision, a testament to its divine creator.
Happiness is an inherent, unchanging state, not dependent on external circumstances.
Addictions and societal problems arise from a lack of self-reliance and an over-reliance on external factors.

Scriptural / Religious Citations
Christianity (Bible) – Genesis (Eden): “In Eden, two things were commanded: the Tree of Life (physical) and the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil (spiritual). You were told to eat from the Tree of Life but not from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil.”
Buddhism – Prajnaparamita Sutra: “Happiness is described as ‘neither arising nor ceasing,’ ‘neither increasing nor decreasing,’ ‘neither defiled nor pure,’ and ‘neither coming nor going,’ reflecting the principle of ‘immovable equanimity.'”
Historical & Epochal Context
The lecture is situated in a contemporary context marked by advanced urban development, environmental concerns (fine dust, pollution), and a decline in traditional values (filial piety, self-reliance). It also references ancient religious narratives (Eden) and philosophical concepts (Buddhist principles) to explain current human conditions and propose solutions. The speaker alludes to a “new era” where humanity’s intelligence has led to both progress and potential self-destruction, necessitating divine intervention.
Key Figures & Events Referenced
Huh Kyung-young: The speaker, referred to as God-man, who claims to be the creator of the universe and the source of all knowledge and healing.
Albert Einstein: Referenced as someone who sought the “one truth” that God-man has revealed.
Adam and Eve: Figures from the biblical story of Eden, used to illustrate humanity’s initial disobedience to divine commands.
Sodom and Gomorrah: Biblical cities destroyed by divine judgment, mentioned as an example of God’s past actions when humanity strayed.
Noah’s Ark: Biblical story of salvation, referenced as a divine intervention to save a select few.
Buddha (Sakyamuni): Mentioned in relation to the concept of “six paths of reincarnation” (육도윤회), which God-man claims to have created.
Im Mi-ja: An archangel from Ilsan Spiritual Center, celebrating her 3rd anniversary of entering Sky Temple.
Yang-ryeong: Representative of Uljin Spiritual Center, celebrating its 5th anniversary.
Kim Young-gyo: An angel from Uljin Spiritual Center.
Kim Byung-wook: An angel from Janghan-dong, Seoul, who experienced healing from rhinitis with Elixir Milk.
Jeong Bok-dol: An angel from Daegu Pyeonghwa Spiritual Center, who experienced healing from shoulder pain with Sky Temple mineral water.
Choi Seon-woo: An angel who asked questions about addiction and political participation.
Lee Ho-jae: An angel who asked questions about the precision of celestial movements.
Heo Jeong-suk: An angel who asked about dealing with an aging society and dementia.
Korean War (6.25): Referenced as a historical event preceding the baby boomer generation.
Vietnam War: Mentioned in the context of the speaker’s personal experience with seasickness.
Core Concept Definitions
십승지지 우영지 (Sip-seung-ji-ji U-yeong-ji): A sacred place where the energy of Baekgong gathers, and stepping on it changes one’s luck and destiny.
불로유 (Elixir Milk): Milk with “Huh Kyung-young” written on it or a picture of God-man attached, believed to prevent spoilage and strengthen one spiritually and physically.
안방 광천 백수 (Anbang Gwangcheon Baeksu): Mineral water from Sky Temple, believed to pass through skin barriers and lead to various healing experiences.
기자병 (Gija-byeong): The concept that if a child falls ill, the parents also fall ill, signifying a deep interconnectedness.
생명나무 (Tree of Life): Represents physical sustenance and things that should be consumed for bodily preservation.
선악과 (Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil): Represents spiritual judgment, the act of distinguishing between good and evil, which humans are commanded not to “eat” or engage in.
오욕 (Five Desires): Human instincts or desires (appetite, sexual desire, desire for pleasure, fame, wealth, and sleep) that are likened to the “serpent” that tempts.
육식 (Yuk-sik): The six consciousnesses, which create the “self-image” or ego (아상).
육진 (Yuk-jin): The six dusts or objects of the senses, which create “afflictions” or suffering (번뇌).
육경 (Yuk-gyeong): The six sense fields, which create “boundaries” or divisions between self and others.
육권 (Yuk-gwon): The six sense organs (eyes, ears, nose, tongue, body, mind), which generate the six consciousnesses.
여여부동 (Yeo-yeo-bu-dong): A state of “immovable equanimity” or unchanging happiness, regardless of external circumstances.
석고대제 (Seokgo Daeje): A divine judgment process where one’s next life (빈부귀천 – wealth/poverty, nobility/humility; 체형과 혈액 – body type and blood; 가족 혈통 – family lineage; 수명과 건강 – lifespan and health; 지역과 우주 – region and universe; 얼굴과 성격 – face and personality) is determined based on past actions.
영원한 치매 (Eternal Dementia): A metaphor for death, where one forgets their past life to allow for a new beginning without the complications of previous relationships.
Central Questions & Answers
Question: Why do humans naturally seek nature despite the convenience and splendor of cities, and is this a divine intention for coexistence?
Answer: Nature is humanity’s home and provider, a “magical land” that supplies everything from seeds. Humans are meant to coexist with the Earth, not just nature, as a shared destiny. The natural world operates on a principle of survival of the fittest, not human-like coexistence.
Question: What are the solutions for overcoming addictions (alcohol, tobacco, drugs, gambling, wealth, sex)?
Answer: Addictions stem from deficiencies in love (paternal, maternal, romantic). The solution lies in understanding that happiness is an inherent, unchanging state (여여부동) and not being swayed by external desires. One must cultivate self-reliance and seek fulfillment from within, rather than depending on others or external objects.
Question: Why should people not participate in political protests and maintain neutrality?
Answer: Political matters should be left to experts. Those destined for Baekgong (Sky Temple) should not deeply involve themselves in worldly affairs. Judging others as good or evil (eating the forbidden fruit) is a sin. Instead, focus on one’s internal duties and self-improvement.
Question: How can society cope with the increasing number of elderly people with dementia in an aging society?
Answer: Consuming Sky Temple mineral water can help. Mentally, one should view all things, including loved ones, with a sense of impermanence, understanding that they are temporary “objects” with a limited lifespan. This perspective reduces attachment and conflict. Dementia itself can be seen as a way for individuals to seek love and attention they lacked.
Question: How do celestial bodies like Earth, the Sun, and galaxies move with such precise, unvarying speed and rotation?
Answer: The sizes, speeds, and trajectories of all celestial bodies are meticulously calculated and controlled by the creator to prevent collisions and maintain the universe’s stability. This precision is a testament to the divine design. Earth’s atmosphere and the inner ear’s otoliths (이석) prevent humans from feeling these immense movements.
Conclusion & Strategic / Philosophical Implications
The lecture concludes with a call for humanity to return to fundamental divine principles, emphasizing self-reliance, inner peace, and adherence to the “Sky Temple’s message.” The philosophical implication is that true happiness and salvation come from understanding and living by these divine truths, rather than being swayed by worldly desires or external circumstances. It suggests that humanity’s current suffering is a consequence of straying from these principles, and that divine intervention (through God-man) is necessary to guide them back to Baekgong (Heaven). The strategic implication is to prioritize spiritual growth and internal transformation over external pursuits and societal conflicts.
Cross-Referencing
Biblical Narratives: The lecture frequently references the Garden of Eden, the Tree of Life, the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil, Noah’s Ark, and the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah. These are reinterpreted through the speaker’s unique theological framework, suggesting that these stories are allegories for humanity’s spiritual journey and the consequences of disobeying divine commands.
Buddhist Philosophy: The concept of “육도윤회” (six paths of reincarnation) is mentioned, with the speaker claiming that this system was established by “our palace” (Sky Temple). The Prajnaparamita Sutra’s description of happiness as “immovable equanimity” (여여부동) is also cited, aligning with the speaker’s teachings on inner peace.
Scientific Concepts: The lecture touches upon astronomy (distances and sizes of planets, speeds of celestial bodies) and biology (human lifespan, effects of diet, brain function, otoliths in the ear). These scientific facts are presented as evidence of a meticulously designed universe, reinforcing the idea of a divine creator.
Content Gaps & Unaddressed Areas
Mechanism of Elixir Milk/Mineral Water: While numerous testimonials are provided for the healing effects of Elixir Milk and Sky Temple mineral water, the specific scientific or spiritual mechanisms by which they achieve these effects are not detailed beyond general claims of detoxification and strengthening.
Definition of “Baekgong”: The term “Baekgong” (백공) is mentioned as a place where energy gathers and as a destination for the saved, but its nature, location, and specific characteristics are not clearly defined.
Details of “Seokgo Daeje”: The “Seokgo Daeje” (석고대제) judgment process is outlined in terms of its outcomes (빈부귀천, 체형과 혈액, etc.), but the criteria for judgment and the specific actions that lead to positive or negative outcomes are not fully elaborated.
Practical Application of “Immovable Equanimity”: While “여여부동” (immovable equanimity) is presented as the ideal state, the practical steps or meditative practices to achieve and maintain this state in daily life are not extensively discussed.
Addressing Global Issues: The lecture touches on environmental concerns and societal problems, but a comprehensive plan or specific actions for addressing these on a global scale are not provided, beyond general advice to avoid pollution and focus on individual transformation.
Future Predictions & Prophetic Statements
End of Certain Factories: “The time will come when factories producing disposable items will disappear.”
Return to Self-Sufficiency: “If cars disappear, everyone will have to plant vegetables in their yards and commute on foot.”
AI Overcoming Humanity: “AI might eventually overpower humans.”
God-man’s Judgment: “I am here to judge and gather the good grains.”
Global Unification: “Huh Kyung-young will unify the world.”
Global Recognition: “People from all over the world will come to meet Huh Kyung-young.”
Future Blessings: “After the Lunar New Year, I won’t give out as many blessings. In 10 years, there will be another time when I give out a lot.”

Executive Insight
This lecture by Huh Kyung-young presents a comprehensive worldview centered on divine intervention and personal transformation. It posits that human suffering, from physical ailments to societal discord, stems from a fundamental deviation from divine commands, particularly regarding self-reliance and the avoidance of judgment. The core strategic takeaway is the imperative for individuals to cultivate “immovable equanimity” (여여부동) by understanding the impermanence of worldly attachments and seeking fulfillment from within. This internal shift, supported by practices like consuming Sky Temple’s mineral water and Elixir Milk, is presented as the path to true happiness and salvation, ultimately leading to Baekgong (Heaven). The lecture also forecasts a future where humanity’s current trajectory of over-reliance on technology and external desires will necessitate a return to simpler, more self-sufficient ways of living, guided by divine principles.

Sky Palace Commemorative Event and Celebration Day

Ⅰ. Meeting Overview

Category	Details
Date	Not specified
Location	Sky Palace
Attendees	Im Mi-ja (Il-san Spiritual Center), Yang-ryeong (Uljin Spiritual Center), Kim Young-gyo (Uljin Spiritual Center), Choi Seon-woo, Heo Jeong-suk, Lee Ho-jae, Kim Byeong-wook, Jeong Bok-dol, Kim Ji-hyun, Kang Ok-gi, Sophia Lee, and other participants
Agenda	Commemorative event, celebration, lecture on various topics (water, health, human nature, society, universe), testimonials, promotional songs, Q&A

Ⅱ. Meeting Discussion

Opening and Commemorative Events
- The event commenced with a welcome to Sky Palace, a place believed to change one’s fortune and destiny .
- Participants celebrated the power of Heo Kyung-young, whose name or image on milk is said to prevent spoilage and strengthen individuals mentally and physically .
- The 389th Sky Opening ceremony was held for communication with Heo Kyung-young, who is believed to govern the universe .
- Im Mi-ja, from the Ilsan Spiritual Center, offered an orchid pot to commemorate her third anniversary of entering Sky Palace .
- Yang-ryeong, representing the Uljin Spiritual Center, offered a flower basket for their fifth anniversary, and Kim Young-gyo also presented an orchid pot .
- Wishes for the continuous development of the Uljin Spiritual Center were expressed .
Lecture by Heo Kyung-young
- The Importance of Water and Health
- Heo Kyung-young emphasized that the root cause of all diseases lies in water and the mind .
- He stated that consuming good water can neutralize toxins and remove fine dust from the body .
- Sky Palace’s mineral water is said to penetrate the brain and fat cells more effectively than other waters, leading to weight loss without exercise .
- This mineral water is considered a blessing, as such a natural spring is rare in Korea .
- He mentioned that the mineral water has reduced the need for medical attention among those who consume it .
- Interpretation of the Garden of Eden and Human Nature
- Heo Kyung-young reinterpreted the biblical story of the Garden of Eden, explaining that God gave two commands: to eat from the Tree of Life (physical sustenance) and not to eat from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil (spiritual judgment) .
- He argued that humans violated both commands by overeating and consuming processed foods (shortening lifespan from 1,000 to 100 years) and by judging others as good or evil , .
- He linked the concept of “sin” to excessive desires (greed, lust, fame, wealth, sleep) and the creation of ego, suffering, and boundaries between people .
- He stressed that judging others leads to endless conflict and that true understanding comes from recognizing the interconnectedness of all beings , .
- Societal Issues and the Role of the Divine
- He suggested that humanity’s suffering is a reflection of the Earth’s illness, prompting divine intervention .
- He explained that the divine allows humans free will and observes their choices, intervening when necessary to refine creation .
- He criticized modern cooking methods, such as grilling meat, for contributing to health problems like lung cancer due to indoor air pollution .
- He advised against relying on others for one’s happiness or success, emphasizing self-reliance and personal responsibility .
- He also cautioned against blindly trusting media reports, especially concerning spiritual matters, as they are often distorted .
- The Mystery of Nature and Human Limitations
- He described the Earth as a “magic land” that provides all necessities from seeds, but humans are unable to create seeds themselves, highlighting a fundamental limitation .
- He compared the female womb to a field where human life grows from “seeds” (sperm and egg), the origin of which remains a divine mystery .
- Addiction and Political Neutrality
- He categorized addictions into physical (alcohol, tobacco, drugs), material (gambling, wealth, fame), and emotional (sexual, parental, maternal love deficiencies) .
- He explained that deficiencies in love can lead to problematic relationships, such as marrying someone much older due to a lack of maternal or paternal affection .
- He advised against participating in political protests, stating that such matters should be left to political experts, and that followers should focus on their inner work .
- The Nature of Happiness and the Afterlife
- He defined happiness as “unchanging and unmoving,” meaning it cannot be increased or decreased by external circumstances .
- He explained that while joy may fluctuate, happiness remains constant, and one can access past joys through contemplation .
- He described the six stages of reincarnation (빈부귀천, 체형과 혈액, 가족 혈통, 수명과 건강, 지역과 우주, 얼굴과 성격), determined by one’s actions in previous lives .
- He stated that death is a form of “eternal dementia,” where memories of past lives are erased to prevent complications in current relationships .
- He suggested that dementia in old age can be a subconscious desire for attention and love from family members .
- The Precision of the Universe
- He discussed the precise movements of celestial bodies, emphasizing that even a slight error could lead to cosmic collapse .
- He provided statistics on the distances and sizes of planets and the sun, highlighting the vastness and intricate design of the solar system .
- He mentioned that the dwarf planet Pluto began to drift away from the solar system around the time of his birth, signifying the completion of its mission .
- He explained that Earth’s rapid movement through space (107,160 km/h) is imperceptible due to the atmosphere and the inner ear’s otoliths, which maintain balance , .
Testimonials and Promotional Songs
- Kim Byeong-wook’s Testimonial (Rhinitis)
- Kim Byeong-wook, suffering from chronic rhinitis for over 10 years, reported a 70% improvement after consuming “Bullo-su” (immortal water) for several months .
- He noted reduced headaches, improved breathing through the nose, and decreased coughing .
- Heo Kyung-young advised using the water to rinse the nasal passages for faster relief .
- Jeong Bok-dol’s Testimonial (Shoulder Pain)
- Jeong Bok-dol experienced significant relief from left shoulder pain after consuming Sky Palace mineral water and performing exercises recommended by Heo Kyung-young .
- He also used a special sticker on the painful area .
- He advised warming the mineral water for the elderly and infirm and noted that those who receive blessings from Heo Kyung-young experience faster results .
- Promotional Songs
- Kim Ji-hyun performed “Baekgung Station” .
- Kang Ok-gi performed “Flying Saucer” .
- Sophia Lee performed “Heo Kyung-young is God” and “Sky Palace Bullo-su” , .
- Heo Kyung-young praised the performers and granted them “level 500” , , .
Closing Remarks
- Heo Kyung-young reiterated that his teachings reveal secrets unknown elsewhere , .
- He emphasized that understanding these secrets brings immense happiness, comparing it to having a trillion-won check in one’s pocket .
- He concluded by highlighting the importance of his presence in guiding humanity towards a better future .

Ⅲ. Action Items

Attendees: Continue consuming Sky Palace mineral water for health benefits and follow Heo Kyung-young’s teachings on self-reliance and spiritual growth , , .
Attendees: Avoid political involvement and focus on personal duties and spiritual development .
Attendees: Reflect on the nature of happiness and the interconnectedness of all beings to cultivate an “unchanging and unmoving” mindset , .
Attendees: Consider the advice on preventing dementia through spiritual connection and self-love .
Attendees: Support the free meal program through donations or volunteering .

According to the speaker, what happens when “Heo Kyung-young” is written on all substances, or a picture of the “divine being” is attached to milk?

① It causes the substance to rot faster.
② It makes the substance more delicious.
③ It prevents the substance from decaying.
④ It changes the color of the substance.

(③, The speaker claims that writing “Heo Kyung-young” on substances or attaching a picture of the divine being to milk (referred to as “elixir milk”) prevents them from decaying, making people spiritually and physically stronger. A common misconception might be that this is a scientific process, but it’s presented as a spiritual or miraculous effect.)

The speaker mentions that the “Baekgong Gwangcheonsu” (백공 광천수) water is believed to help remove what from the body, especially microdust?
(T/F, True. The speaker states that drinking “Baekgong Gwangcheonsu” can “sweep away” microdust from the body, implying a cleansing effect. A common misconception is that any water can do this, but the speaker emphasizes the unique properties of this specific water.)

What is the primary reason the speaker gives for humans having a shorter lifespan (from 1000 years to under 100 years)?
① Lack of physical activity
② Overconsumption of cooked and seasoned food
③ Exposure to environmental pollution
④ Spiritual decline and lack of faith

(②, The speaker attributes the reduction in human lifespan from 1000 years to under 100 years to the discovery of fire and the subsequent cooking and seasoning of food, which led to overeating and an enlarged stomach. A common misconception might be that modern diseases or environmental factors are the sole cause, but the speaker focuses on dietary changes.)

The speaker states that the Earth is given to humans for their use. What responsibility does this entail for current generations regarding future generations?
(Short Answer, Current generations have a responsibility to preserve the Earth and not turn it into a “garbage dump,” ensuring that future generations can also use and live on it. A common misconception is that humans have unlimited rights to exploit the Earth without considering long-term consequences.)

According to the speaker, what is the “magic wand” that the Earth represents for humans?
(Fill-in-the-blank, The Earth is described as a “magic wand” because it provides all kinds of food and resources if humans simply plant seeds. A common misconception is that humans create these resources, but the speaker highlights that the Earth itself is the source, with humans only providing the seeds.)

Intermediate
The speaker discusses the “Tree of Life” and the “Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil” from the Bible. What does each represent in his interpretation?
① Tree of Life: Spiritual sustenance; Tree of Knowledge: Physical sustenance
② Tree of Life: Physical sustenance; Tree of Knowledge: Spiritual discernment
③ Tree of Life: Eternal life; Tree of Knowledge: Mortal sin
④ Tree of Life: Obedience; Tree of Knowledge: Disobedience

(②, The speaker interprets the Tree of Life as representing physical sustenance (what humans should eat to maintain their bodies) and the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil as representing spiritual discernment (what humans should not interfere with, like judging good and evil). A common misconception is that both are literal trees, but the speaker gives them symbolic meanings related to human behavior.)

True or False: The speaker claims that humans can create seeds or human reproductive cells (sperm and egg) on their own, similar to how they develop technology.
(F, False. The speaker explicitly states that humans cannot create seeds or the fundamental components of human life (sperm and egg), emphasizing that this secret is withheld from humanity, highlighting a limit to human intelligence and creation. A common misconception is that advanced science could eventually achieve this, but the speaker asserts it’s impossible.)

What is the speaker’s view on participating in political protests or demonstrations?
① It is a necessary civic duty for all citizens.
② It is acceptable if one is a political expert.
③ It is not advisable for those seeking spiritual advancement.
④ It is a way to quickly resolve societal issues.

(③, The speaker advises against participating in political protests, stating that it’s not the role of those destined for “Baekgung” (heaven) to get deeply involved in worldly political matters, which should be left to political experts. A common misconception is that all forms of civic engagement are equally beneficial, but the speaker prioritizes spiritual focus over political activism for his followers.)

According to the speaker, what is the ultimate purpose of “dementia” (치매) in humans?
(Short Answer, The speaker suggests that dementia is a “gift” from heaven to allow humans to forget their past lives (eternal dementia) and to receive love and attention from others in their current life, especially when they feel unloved. A common misconception is that dementia is purely a medical condition, but the speaker adds a spiritual and psychological dimension.)

The speaker describes “happiness” (행복) using terms like “불생불변” (no birth, no change) and “여여부동” (unchanging, unmoving). Briefly explain what this means for an individual’s emotional state.
(Short Answer, This means that true happiness is an inherent, constant state that cannot be created, destroyed, increased, or decreased by external circumstances or events, such as loss or sadness. While joy might diminish, happiness itself remains immutable. A common misconception is that happiness is fleeting and dependent on external factors, but the speaker defines it as an internal, unchanging constant.)

Advanced
The speaker connects the concept of “dementia” (치매) to the inability to remember past lives. How does this relate to the idea of “eternal dementia” and its purpose?
(Short Answer, The speaker posits that human death is akin to “eternal dementia” because it erases memories of past lives, preventing confusion and maintaining social order in the current life (e.g., not recognizing a spouse as a former parent). This “dementia” is presented as a divine design to facilitate new beginnings and relationships. A common misconception is that forgetting past lives is a flaw, but the speaker frames it as a necessary and beneficial mechanism.)

What is the speaker’s interpretation of the “serpent” (뱀) that tempted Eve in the Garden of Eden?
① A literal snake
② A symbol of external evil forces
③ A representation of human desires and instincts (오욕)
④ A metaphor for divine testing

(③, The speaker interprets the serpent not as a literal snake, but as a symbol of human “five desires” (오욕) or basic instincts like appetite, sexual desire, desire for pleasure, fame, and wealth, which tempt humans. A common misconception is that the serpent is an external entity, but the speaker internalizes it as human nature.)

The speaker mentions “육도 윤회” (Six Paths of Reincarnation) and describes a six-stage process that determines an individual’s next life. List the first three stages of this process.
(Short Answer, The first three stages are: 1) Determination of wealth, poverty, nobility, and lowliness (빈부귀천), which includes whether one is reborn as an animal or human. 2) Determination of physical form and blood type (체형과 혈액). 3) Determination of family lineage (가족 혈통). A common misconception is that reincarnation is random, but the speaker outlines a highly structured, predetermined process.)

According to the speaker, what is the significance of the precise and unchanging movements of celestial bodies like planets and stars?
(T/F, True. The speaker emphasizes that the precise, unchanging movements of celestial bodies are not accidental but are meticulously calculated in terms of speed and size to prevent collisions and the collapse of the universe. A common misconception is that these movements are simply natural phenomena, but the speaker attributes them to a deliberate, intelligent design.)

The speaker advises against “의타심” (dependency on others) for one’s own success or happiness. How does he illustrate this concept using the example of marriage?
(Short Answer, The speaker illustrates “의타심” by criticizing the idea that one’s fate or happiness will improve simply by marrying a “good” woman or man. He argues that such a mindset is a “sin” because it places responsibility for one’s well-being on another person, rather than on self-reliance, effort, and personal growth. A common misconception is that finding the “right” partner is the key to happiness, but the speaker stresses individual accountability.)

Overview & Final Result

This video presents a commemorative event and celebration day at Sky Palace, featuring a lecture by Heo Kyeong-young on various topics including health, spirituality, and the mysteries of the universe . The event includes presentations of flower arrangements and congratulatory messages, followed by a lecture and Q&A session . The lecture covers the benefits of Sky Palace’s mineral water, the spiritual significance of the “Tree of Life” and “Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil,” and advice on overcoming addictions and maintaining a balanced perspective on life . The event concludes with testimonials from individuals who experienced health improvements after consuming Sky Palace’s mineral water and promotional songs .

Prerequisites
This tutorial was created on March 21, 2026 .

Step-by-Step Guide

Opening Ceremony and Commemorative Presentations

The event begins with a welcome to Sky Palace, a place where the energy of 12 billion years converges, believed to change one’s fortune and destiny .
Attendees are encouraged to give a round of applause for Heo Kyeong-young, who is believed to control the universe .
Three individuals present orchid flower arrangements to Heo Kyeong-young to commemorate Sky Palace’s 3rd anniversary and Uljin Spiritual Center’s 5th anniversary .
The continuous development of Uljin Spiritual Center is wished for .

Lecture by Heo Kyeong-young

Heo Kyeong-young begins his lecture, noting the improved weather .
He discusses issues with frozen pipes at Sky Palace, which supply the powerful Baekhong mineral water .
He emphasizes the health benefits of Baekhong mineral water, stating it reduces the need for medical attention and helps neutralize toxins .
He explains that all human illnesses originate from water and the mind, with water being physical and the mind spiritual .
He references the Garden of Eden, where two commands were given: to eat from the Tree of Life (physical) and not to eat from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil (spiritual) .
He asserts that humans violated these commands by overeating and judging others .
He explains that consuming cooked food, driven by greed, shortened human lifespans from 1,000 years to under 100 years .
He warns against judging others as good or evil, as this leads to endless conflict .
He discusses the interconnectedness of all beings, stating that if humanity is sick, the divine is also sick, leading to judgment .
He explains that the divine allows humans free will and observes their choices, making adjustments as needed, similar to a scientist experimenting with genetic combinations .
He warns against the dangers of modern cooking methods, such as grilling meat, which produce carcinogens that harm health and the environment .
He criticizes apartment kitchen designs that expose families to cooking fumes, leading to health problems like lung cancer .
He reiterates the importance of adhering to the initial divine commands regarding the Tree of Life and the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil .
He explains that the suffering of sentient beings affects the divine, emphasizing the need to address human ailments .
He discusses the concept of “dependent mind” (의타심), where individuals rely on others for their happiness or success, which he considers a sin .
He stresses personal responsibility and self-reliance for one’s well-being .

Q&A Session

Question 1: Relationship between Nature and Humans
- Heo Kyeong-young explains that nature is like a “magic land” or “refrigerator” that provides everything if seeds are planted .
- He states that humans cannot create seeds, emphasizing a fundamental limitation set by the divine .
- He clarifies that humans are not meant to “coexist” with nature in the sense of equal partnership, but rather to use the Earth responsibly for themselves and future generations .
- He warns against industrial pollution and the need to move away from disposable products .
- He suggests a future where people grow their own food and rely less on transportation .
Question 2: Overcoming Addictions and Political Neutrality
- Heo Kyeong-young categorizes addictions into physical (alcohol, tobacco, drugs), material/fame (gambling, wealth, honor), and sexual .
- He explains that deficiencies in parental or romantic love can lead to problematic relationships .
- He describes the six stages of reincarnation (육도 윤회) in the “Seokgo Daeje Palace,” which determine one’s social status, physical form, family lineage, lifespan, health, and even appearance .
- He advises against participating in political protests, stating that it is not the role of those destined for Sky Palace to interfere in worldly affairs .
- He emphasizes focusing on personal duties and filial piety .
- He introduces the concept of “Yeoyeo Budong” (여여부동), meaning unchanging happiness, which cannot be taken away by external circumstances .
- He explains that even loss does not diminish happiness, only joy, and that one can find joy by recalling past happy memories .
- He encourages a detached perspective on material possessions and life events, viewing them as temporary .
- He warns against despair and suicide, citing a tragic example .
- He suggests that a calm and detached mindset, cultivated through spiritual practice, is essential .
Question 3: Dealing with an Aging Society and Dementia
- Heo Kyeong-young suggests consuming mineral water and applying the “Yeoyeo Budong” mindset to overcome worries about aging and dementia .
- He advises viewing all things, including loved ones, with a sense of their impermanence, which fosters appreciation and reduces conflict .
- He explains that dementia can be a subconscious desire for attention and love, especially in those who feel neglected .
- He suggests that interacting with the divine can prevent such conditions .
- He states that death is like “eternal dementia,” as it erases memories of past lives to prevent confusion in current relationships .
Question 4: Precision of Celestial Movements
- Heo Kyeong-young explains that the precise movements of celestial bodies are meticulously calculated to prevent collisions and cosmic collapse .
- He provides examples of planetary distances and sizes, such as Earth’s distance from the Sun (150 million km) and Uranus’s size (64 times Earth’s) .
- He mentions that Pluto has moved out of the solar system since his birth, indicating his influence on celestial events .
- He describes the Sun’s immense size (1.8 million times Earth’s) and its speed (107,160 km/h), emphasizing the precision of cosmic design .
- He explains that Earth’s atmosphere and the inner ear’s otoliths prevent humans from feeling the planet’s rapid rotation and movement .
- He shares a personal anecdote about not experiencing seasickness due to a lack of otoliths, linking it to his unique abilities .

Testimonials and Promotional Songs

Kim Byeong-wook’s Testimonial (Rhinitis)
- Kim Byeong-wook, suffering from chronic rhinitis for over 10 years, experienced significant improvement after consuming Sky Palace’s mineral water (Bullo-su) .
- Symptoms like difficulty breathing, headaches, and coughing at night were reduced by 70% .
- Heo Kyeong-young advises rinsing the nasal passages with the mineral water for faster relief .
Jeong Bok-dol’s Testimonial (Shoulder Pain)
- Jeong Bok-dol experienced chronic left shoulder pain, diagnosed as non-skeletal, which resolved after consuming Sky Palace’s mineral water and performing specific exercises .
- He monitored urine color to adjust water and salt intake, using bamboo salt when needed .
- He also applied a “divine sticker” to the painful area and chanted Heo Kyeong-young’s name .
- Heo Kyeong-young clarifies that Sky Palace does not sell or deliver Bullo-su, but individuals may share it among themselves .
Promotional Songs
- The event concludes with promotional songs, including “Baekgung Station,” “Flying Saucer,” “Heo Kyeong-young is Divine,” and “Sky Palace Bullo-su” .
- Heo Kyeong-young praises the performers and grants them “levels” (spiritual blessings) .

Key Terms & Concepts

Sky Palace (하늘궁): A spiritual center where the energy of 12 billion years is believed to converge, offering spiritual and physical transformation .
Baekhong Mineral Water (백홍 광천수): A powerful mineral water from Sky Palace, believed to have significant health benefits, including neutralizing toxins and improving memory .
Bullo-yu (불로유): Milk with “Heo Kyeong-young” written on it or with his picture attached, believed to make one spiritually and physically strong .
Tree of Life (생명나무): Represents physical sustenance and the command to eat for bodily preservation .
Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil (선악과 나무): Represents spiritual judgment and the command not to judge others .
Yeoyeo Budong (여여부동): A state of unchanging happiness, unaffected by external circumstances, characterized by no increase or decrease, no defilement or purity, and no coming or going .
Seokgo Daeje Palace (석고 대제 궁): A divine palace where one’s destiny, including social status, physical form, family lineage, lifespan, health, and appearance, is determined after death for those not going to heaven .
Otoliths (이석): Small calcium carbonate crystals in the inner ear responsible for sensing gravity and linear acceleration, which help maintain balance .

Other Useful Information

Sky Palace Tour Information

Lecture Schedule: Every Saturday and Sunday, 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM .
Admission: Entry to the lecture hall begins at 3:30 PM .
Reception: Sky Palace Reception at Seokhyun-ri 204 .
Video Viewing Hall: Sky Palace Spiritual Center 1st floor (Seokhyun-ri 205-6), International Center 1st floor (Seokhyun-ri 269-5) .
Shuttle Bus from Gupabal Station:
- Departure Times: 10:30 AM, 12:30 PM, 2:00 PM daily .
- Boarding Location: 50 meters straight from Gupabal Station Exit 1, in front of Lotteria (strict adherence to schedule due to parking enforcement) .
Shuttle Bus from Uijeongbu Station:
- Departure Times: 11:00 AM, 1:00 PM on Saturdays and Sundays .
- Boarding Location: Uijeongbu Station Exit 6, 50 meters straight towards the main road, in front of the underground shopping center Exit 6 .
Parking: Sky Palace Parking Lot, 50 meters straight from the intersection in front of Seokhyun-ri 205-6 Spiritual Center building (please register first at Seokhyun-ri 204 ‘Sky Palace Reception’) .

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Divine Guidance and Human Existence: A Philosophical Discourse on Spiritual and Material Well-being

Lecture Information

Date: 20240128
Category: Sunday Lecture
Speaker: Huh Kyung young

Keywords

Divine Guidance, Human Existence, Spiritual Well-being, Material Well-being, Sky Palace

Content

3.1. The Significance of Sky Palace and the Elixir of Immortality
Welcome and congratulations to all who have come to this Sky Palace, a sacred land where the energy of Baekgung, accumulated over 12 billion years, gathers. Stepping upon this ground initiates a transformation in your fortune and destiny. We are spiritually and physically strengthened by consuming milk infused with the name of Huh Kyung young or adorned with the image of the Divine Being, commonly known as the Elixir of Immortality. This Elixir of Immortality, along with the Baeksu Gwangcheon mineral water that flows from Sky Palace by divine command, penetrates the three layers of skin, leading to numerous experiential testimonies. These phenomena serve as proof of the Divine Being’s existence and represent the “One Chapter” that Einstein so diligently sought.

3.2. The 389th Opening of the Sky Gate and the Role of Offerings
Today marks the 389th opening of the Sky Gate, facilitating communication with Huh Kyung young, the Divine Being who governs the cosmos. We request all viewers on YouTube to join us with enthusiastic applause. We have three individuals presenting orchid pots today. First, Archangel Im Mi-ja of the Divine Love Spiritual Center in Ilsan offers an orchid pot to the Divine Being to commemorate her third anniversary of entering Sky Palace. We extend our gratitude. Next, Yangnyeong, representing the Uljin Spiritual Center, offers a flower basket to the Divine Being to celebrate the center’s fifth anniversary. Additionally, Angel Kim Young-gyo of the Uljin Spiritual Center also presents a yellow flower pot. We wish for the boundless development of the Uljin Spiritual Center and express our thanks.

3.3. The Profound Importance of Water and the Genesis of Illness
Today, we shall listen to the profound words of the Divine Being. The weather has somewhat warmed up. It will continue to warm from tomorrow, but a few days ago, some pipes froze, causing water to flow backward. This issue has been rectified since this morning. Our Baekgung Gwangcheon water is an extraordinary substance, supplied to our Sky Palace in abundance. Despite some freezing incidents this winter, necessitating partial pipe replacement, the water’s unique property of flowing backward when obstructed is remarkable. We are addressing these issues. Since consuming Baekgung water, the number of people seeking remedies for ailments has significantly decreased, perhaps even to the point where such requests are almost nonexistent. It would be wonderful if we reached a state where such needs were entirely unnecessary. The Elixir of Immortality and the Elixir of Youth significantly contribute to this well-being. Consequently, I have found some respite. All our illnesses originate from water. There are two fundamental elements: water, which pertains to the physical, and the mind, which pertains to the spiritual. The Garden of Eden, as described in Christianity, encompasses both the spiritual and the physical. If we consume contaminated water, we will fall ill, regardless of how beneficial our other intake may be. This is why children in Africa, who often drink impure water, suffer from many diseases. Even if our food is poor, good water can neutralize toxins. Even amidst severe fine dust pollution, consuming Gwangcheon water helps cleanse the body. The danger of ultrafine dust lies in its ability to penetrate blood vessels and directly enter the brain, accumulating there. However, Gwangcheon water effectively eliminates it. It penetrates the brain and fat cells more efficiently than even Japan’s top-rated water, by 32%. This explains why many individuals experience weight loss without exercise, as it regulates and completely breaks down harmful fats. This fact has been confirmed by a world-renowned water authority in Japan. My desire is for all of you to be healthy and ascend to Baekgung.

3.4. The Uniqueness of Gwangcheon Water and Divine Intervention
There are millions of valleys in Korea, yet has such Gwangcheon water ever gushed forth elsewhere? No, it has not. Has water ever spontaneously surged from rocks without excavation? No, it has not. Even considering the vast mountain ranges of Korea, such as Taebaek, Sobaek, and Charyeong, with their millions of valleys, has water ever erupted from rocks in this manner? No, it has not. This is a blessing unique to Sky Palace, made possible by Heaven. Therefore, everything is improving for you through this water.

3.5. The Interconnectedness of Existence and the Divine Judgment
Our language contains a profound truth: if a child falls ill, the parents also fall ill. If a child is involved in a traffic accident, it is as if the parents themselves were in the accident. If a child dies, the parents’ hearts become their tomb. Thus, if a child contracts an illness, the parents also become ill. We are interconnected. Therefore, if the Earth falls ill, and humanity falls ill, does the Divine also fall ill? Yes. This is why judgment occurs. This is why the ark is built, and everything is swept away. For instance, to prevent such illnesses, the Bible mentions two commands given in Eden: one pertaining to the physical and the other to the spiritual. The physical command concerns the Tree of Life, while the spiritual command concerns the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil.

3.6. The Original Divine Commands and Human Transgression
These were instructions from the Father to His children: “Eat from this tree” (the Tree of Life, representing physical sustenance) and “Do not eat from that tree” (the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil, representing spiritual discernment). The Tree of Life was for physical preservation, while the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil was not to be consumed. This was the initial command, which humanity violated. You were not meant to eat from both the Tree of Life and the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. You were not to interfere with spiritual matters. You were not to partake of good and evil. You were only to eat from the Tree of Life, which represents physical sustenance like water and food, to sustain your bodies. But you were absolutely forbidden to partake of spiritual matters. You violated both commands. Even now, you consume food with greed, injecting spiritual desires into it. In ancient times, people did not cook their food with greed; they ate naturally, as it was. They ate fruits and raw meat. However, with the discovery of fire, human lifespan decreased from a thousand years to less than a hundred. Why? Because cooked food was delicious, leading to overeating. In the beginning, people ate little because raw food was not particularly flavorful. They ate just enough to sustain life, which allowed them to live for a thousand years. But later, with seasonings and cooking, they overate, causing their stomachs to enlarge. As stomachs grew ten times larger, lifespans shortened by a factor of ten, from a thousand years to a hundred. This signifies a transgression of both commands: neglecting what was commanded to be eaten in its natural state and consuming what was forbidden. You blame others, saying, “Because of that person, I am ruined.” But did I instruct you to do so? No. You have violated the divine message concerning both the spiritual and the physical. The command not to eat from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil means not to categorize others as good or evil. This leads to endless disputes. If you start finding fault with your spouse, it never ends. If you start criticizing your husband, it never ends. However, when it comes to your own children, you often overlook their faults, which can lead to improper upbringing. You might see your own child as inherently good. This is a crucial point. If a child goes astray, it is the parents who are at fault. However, it is not necessarily true that if parents fail, their children will also fail. Even if parents are completely ruined, children can rise and restore the family.

3.7. The Divine Perspective on Human Existence and Evolution
Therefore, when sentient beings fall ill, it implies that the celestial beings in Heaven also fall ill. If all humans are sick, I would say, “Look at these creatures! Burn Sodom and Gomorrah! They are beyond redemption. Wipe them all out and create new humans.” So, I would choose one person I liked, have them build an ark, save only that person, and destroy the rest. But then I would realize, “This is not going as I intended.” Why can’t Heaven do as it pleases? Heaven is not in a hurry. It entrusts things to you, and time is infinite. Why would Heaven so foolishly entrust things to humans? With all due respect, time is infinite. So, Heaven is testing me. If it doesn’t work out, it will change things again. There is no need to rush. It’s like a bioengineer experimenting with genetic combinations, finding that they don’t work well, and producing strange humans. They would experiment again. That is what Heaven does. It creates something it believes to be perfect, but then AI might disrespect humans. This is possible, isn’t it? So, Heaven revises and redoes the genetic combinations. Humans, too, being made in the image of the Divine, conduct such research and development. The same applies to Baekgung. The universe and Heaven consider giving this world freedom, but then also consider not giving freedom. There are forces in Baekgung that advocate for limiting freedom, while others argue for complete liberation. They observe how humans reproduce and exist with freedom, and they worry about the limits of human reason, just as you worry about AI taking over. When the Divine created humans, they also worried about what these creatures might do later. Children might poison their fathers or wish for their fathers to die sooner to inherit their wealth. If someone is too clever, Heaven eliminates them. Overly ambitious geniuses are sidelined or driven mad.

3.8. The Violation of Divine Commands and the Nature of Desire
We are meant to partake of the Tree of Life, but we overeat. We are forbidden from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil, yet we desperately consume it. These two commands constitute Heaven’s message. In Eden, Adam and Eve violated these commands. Who tempted them? The woman. The serpent represents the woman. While it is said the serpent tempted the woman, the serpent actually symbolizes our five desires: gluttony, lust, pleasure, greed for wealth, and desire for sleep. These five are inherent in our instincts. These desires are the “serpent,” the five senses. When our sensory organs are stimulated, we fall into temptation. We have sensory organs, which I have explained before. When these sensory organs are stimulated, they create the six consciousnesses. These six consciousnesses, which are below the seventh consciousness (Manas-vijnana) and the eighth consciousness (Alaya-vijnana), create the six dusts. The six dusts, in turn, create the six defilements, which are the source of suffering. When the body becomes defiled, it leads to suffering. Furthermore, they create the six sense objects, which establish boundaries. This means separating oneself from others and creating boundaries. These six sense objects and six dusts are bundles of defilements for celestial beings. The six consciousnesses represent self-importance, creating the ego. These six sensory organs (eyes, ears, nose, tongue, body, mind) create the ego, defilements, and boundaries, separating self from others.

3.9. The Path to True Happiness and the Cleansing Power of Baekgung Water
Therefore, we experience suffering. True happiness is abundant, yet we wander like Bohemians or pilgrims seeking happiness. What kind of pilgrims do we become? Pilgrims dragged along by the six consciousnesses, the six sensory organs, and the six sense objects. We are constantly entangled in the five desires, following them like pilgrims. It’s simple, what I’m explaining now. So, we drink Baekgung water and cleanse all the dust from our bodies. It can sweep away ultrafine dust. Other waters find this difficult. It is truly remarkable, isn’t it? Sky Palace is extraordinary.

3.10. The Consequences of Human Disobedience and the Divine Plan
So, from the very beginning, we were told, “Eat from the Tree of Life.” But we overeat. And when told not to eat from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil, we eat even more. We are disobedient. This is why the world began to degenerate. If our brains were reduced to prevent us from eating from the forbidden tree, we would become like animals. So, humans were created to be more developed than animals. You were created in the image of the Divine, but your constant conflicts are the problem. How wonderful would it be if you lived in harmony? If ten children were married off and lived happily and amicably, how wonderful would that be? But when I prepared homes for newlyweds on 36,880,000 stars, they constantly fought and struggled, failing to form proper communities. This is why I travel around, judging. I have come as a pilgrim to gather only the good grains. Why should I, who lack nothing, come here? I came because of your mistakes. I gave you more free will, and you began to overstep your bounds. This is the problem; you absolutely do not listen.

3.11. The Dangers of Modern Cuisine and the Importance of Natural Living
Therefore, you prefer foods that cause cancer. You find fried, grilled, and roasted foods delicious. Eating grilled meat has reduced human lifespan by a factor of ten. In the beginning, it wasn’t like that. Why do we cook food? If we eat raw food, there’s no smoke, and the natural environment isn’t destroyed. Why do women get lung cancer at home? When grilling pork belly, oil splatters everywhere, filling the indoor air. It takes two hours to ventilate it by opening windows. But do women actually do that? The whole family inhales it, and everyone gets lung cancer. When meat is burned or pork belly is fried, a sizzling sound accompanies the release of substances. When this smoke spreads indoors, it’s all carcinogenic. It’s a class-one carcinogen for lung cancer. If you wipe it with paper afterward, it’s sticky. When it enters the lungs, it sticks, causing disease. Then, bacteria and germs attach to it in the lungs. Can the lungs endure that? No. If you look at the gills of a fish, they are clean and red, but imagine them covered in oil residue. That’s what’s teeming in apartment interiors. Why are detached houses different? In America, detached houses often have a separate building for cooking, somewhat removed from the main kitchen. They have powerful range hoods, and the cooking area is sealed off from the living space. You won’t smell food inside. There’s a separate area for cooking. But in our apartments, the kitchen is integrated with the living room. All the oil and fumes from cooking enter the children’s lungs, and the mother inhales the most because the husband is out. This is why women who stay at home for a long time, even without drinking or smoking, have the highest incidence of lung cancer. It’s from what they inhale in the kitchen. Westerners always turn on the range hood when cooking, and it’s designed to be separate from the indoor living space. You’ve seen such kitchens, right? Go to an American home; the cooking area and the indoor living space are separated by sliding doors. But we don’t do that. The kitchen is just part of the living room. When a mother is cooking, her child comes and plays by her leg. Is that right? No. She should tell the child to play there and go to the kitchen, watching the child through a glass partition. But we keep our children close while cooking. What happens to that child’s lungs? That child will have a poor brain and struggle with studies. This is why children from rural areas used to excel in academics. They weren’t exposed to their mothers’ cooking fumes. Children from rural areas were like that. People in urban areas at that time had mothers who cooked indoors. Initially, urban children didn’t have good brains. When national exams were topped, it was usually by children from the provinces. Those who passed the bar exam were often from Jeollanam-do or Gyeongsangnam-do. People living in apartments didn’t pass as often. Now, many people from apartments pass because rural areas have declined. Do you understand now? So, children constantly exposed to cooking smells next to their mothers, or in homes where bone broth is constantly simmering, the housewife gets lung cancer. What kind of situation is this? Gas is emitted, and it’s never completely combusted. Then, oil from the bone broth continuously comes out. All of this is inhaled indoors. This is why women in the past got lung cancer. Do you understand? You absolutely must be careful about such things. If these commands were given in the Bible from the beginning, shouldn’t they be followed? I don’t have time to elaborate. This discussion arose from praising our Gwangcheon water. You must understand the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil well. There are two aspects to it: the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil that must be eaten, and the Tree of Life that must not be eaten. No, the Tree of Life’s fruit must be eaten, and the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil’s fruit must not be eaten. We are consuming both incorrectly and acting wrongly. So, we are confusing physical and spiritual food, mixing them, and degenerating.

3.12. The Interconnectedness of Divine and Human Health
Today, we have received precious words. The Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil and the Tree of Life are messages from Heaven. Because humanity is not listening to these heavenly messages, the Divine Being has come as the Judge to save humanity. Please give another round of warm applause for these precious words of providence. If the illness of sentient beings is cured, then the illness of celestial beings is also cured. Do you understand? If the illness of sentient beings is cured, the illness of celestial beings is also cured. This is why we are concerned with the illness of sentient beings. If sentient beings fall ill, celestial beings also fall ill. If a child falls ill, the father falls ill. If a child’s illness is cured, the father’s illness is also cured. Do you understand? “Gija Byeongnyu” (the child’s illness is the parent’s illness). If a child’s illness is cured, then the child’s illness is cured. The parents’ illness is also cured. So, the Divine and humans are in the same functional relationship. Therefore, you are currently in the process of proper creation, not a process of failure. Do you understand now? So, those who are created first will simply go to Heaven first. Those humans will also have a chance to be created someday. It will take an immense amount of time.

3.13. The Perils of Dependency and the Path to Self-Reliance
Although I speak simply, these words have profound depth. You are cleansing your destiny. Constantly judging others as good or bad is an act that incurs divine punishment. If a man at 40 says, “If I meet a woman, my destiny will change,” and decides to meet a good woman, is this good or evil? This is a dependent mindset, believing that a woman will fix his fate. Such a person is bound to cause suffering to women. Instead, one should say, “I must get married to show filial piety to my parents.” If you say, “I’m like this because I don’t have a woman; I’ll get better if I meet a woman,” you are committing a sin. Is a woman someone who improves another’s fate? No. One must succeed on their own, provide comfort to their wife, their in-laws, and their family. Thinking that meeting a man or a woman will improve one’s fate is dependency. This is a sin. Only you can save yourself. Even a hundred women cannot save a person who does not eat. But what do we do? We seek happiness, we seek success, always relying on others, blaming others for our failures. Does that work? No. We must take responsibility for ourselves, be diligent, exercise self-control, study, and make time for exercise. But if you have a perfectly healthy wife, do you just lie down, unable to move or control your bodily functions, trusting that your wife will take care of everything, and then go out drinking? No. When you come home, your wife changes your clothes and prepares hangover food. That is an act that incurs divine punishment. Do you understand? Even if you have a wife, you should think about helping her. If you come home exhausted from drinking, expecting your wife to do everything, you are destroying a person. You are causing suffering to others. Therefore, you must be able to stand alone without relying on anyone. Everything must be found within yourself; those who seek it outside will not succeed.

3.14. The Nature of Nature and the Human Responsibility to Earth
Hello, Divine Being. I have a question about the relationship between nature and humans. Looking at brilliantly developed cities, one naturally exclaims “Wow!” However, when I see lush trees in well-landscaped parks or the vast ocean, I feel a sense of stability. It seems to be human nature to seek nature, no matter how convenient and splendid cities are. Is the reason for creating human psychology this way a will from Baekgung to coexist with and revere nature? You see, nature is your home. If you sow any seed in the ground, everything grows. So, it’s like a refrigerator; there’s nothing that doesn’t come out. Everything grows if you plant it. But what is this soil that produces everything? If all that is planted in a field grows, it’s like a mountain. If you collect all the grains harvested from that soil over hundreds or thousands of years, the amount would be immense. All of that came from the soil. Just think about it. If you collected all the sweet potatoes harvested from that small field over thousands of years, how much would that be? What is that field doing? What kind of soil is it that produces all kinds of things? It’s a magical land. You were given that magical land. What is it? It’s a magic wand that produces food. However, you must provide the seeds to use this magic wand. And you are absolutely not given the secret to creating seeds. You must understand this. Can humans, even if they are said to be made in the image of the Divine, develop the secret to creating seeds? No, they cannot. Can any human truly create a single seed? No, it’s impossible. That secret is futile, no matter how much you genetically analyze and break down a seed. Even if you combine the nutrients in a seed, does it become a seed? No. Will a zelkova tree grow? No, it won’t. So, from that land, food grows if we want it to, and trees grow if we want them to. But who gives the seeds? Heaven gives them. So, if you just use seeds in that land, you can eat and live for thousands of years. It’s amazing, isn’t it? So, the land is a magic wand. Do you understand now? Because you were given that, you owe an immense debt to Heaven. In a woman’s womb, if a seed enters, a human emerges. Hundreds of organs are created instantly within it. You are currently creating sperm and eggs, but where did their origin come from? It came from the Divine. So, humans cannot uncover that mystery. No one can create a child alone. They must combine. So, the woman’s womb, where these mysterious seeds are sown, is also a field, just like the soil is a field. You are prevented from creating the seeds themselves. Do you understand now? So, you have limitations. But in matters of good and evil, there are no limits. Each person acts as their own god, judging others as good or bad, doing as they please. So, media outlets have no standards. Don’t watch useless broadcasts. You don’t need to watch broadcasts about the Divine Being. They are all distorted. They are all illusions. To truly understand the Divine Being, they need to study for another hundred years. They need to study for a hundred years at Sky Palace to open their eyes to perceive things. Are those journalists that open-minded? It’s astonishing. If those people gave a lecture here at Sky Palace, everyone would leave; no one would come. Do you understand what I mean? If they talk about what’s on the internet, who would come? Only the Divine Being tells you all the secrets that you don’t know. Go to a pastor for a thousand years; will you hear the words I speak? No, you won’t. I just talked about the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil, didn’t I? They don’t explain such things in detail. They just talk about the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil, but there are two aspects: what to eat and what not to eat. You don’t know this well. You would only know if the original instructor told you. Everything is distorted, so you don’t know what’s what. You don’t know why you shouldn’t eat it. But if you listen to the Divine Being’s lectures, everything becomes clear. I reveal the secrets of Heaven one by one. So, is the reason for creating a sense of stability in nature to coexist with nature? No, this is not it. Coexistence and co-prosperity with nature are human endeavors. Nature operates on the principle of survival, and animals follow the law of the jungle. Why? Because smaller creatures must become food for larger ones. They cannot refuse to die. Smaller creatures become food for larger ones, and as you go up the food chain, the numbers decrease. Tigers are the fewest, while creatures at the bottom are numerous, like mosquitoes. So, no matter how much they are eaten, their survival is maintained, and their numbers are preserved. Do you understand? Do all the insects disappear when frogs eat them? No. The number of frogs is small, and insects are infinite. Is that right? Snakes are fewer than frogs. Even if snakes eat frogs, frogs continue to reproduce. Snakes are also more numerous than wild boars. So, the animals that snakes eat are fewer. Thus, snakes are also maintained as they ascend. Everything is maintained. So, animals survive by the law of the jungle. We are not coexisting with nature, but rather a community of destiny coexisting with this Earth. This Earth was given to you to use. However, whether in the short or long term, your descendants are also part of you. So, your descendants will also need to use it in the future. If you keep turning it into a garbage dump, how will your descendants live? So, you must understand that this Earth is a precious planet, and it’s not good to burn things and create smoke. Therefore, we must be careful about factories and all disposable items in the future. The time will come when such factories will disappear from this Earth. Our ancestors lived well without such things. They lived well riding horses; they lived well without cars. If cars disappeared at this moment, our lives would completely change. Would there be delivery trucks for food in America? If they disappeared, everyone would have to dig up their yards and plant vegetables and onions to eat. There would be no onion trucks. Then, all house gardens would become fields. Urban people would have to go to their fields on weekends, dig up carrots, and bring food to their workplaces. Is that right? And they would have to walk, enjoying the clouds. Is this good or bad? This era is highly developed. This is tragic. However, humanity cannot avoid this direction because of its intelligence. You were given too much intelligence, but you cannot create seeds, sperm, or eggs. You are not to touch the fundamental origins. That is the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. The Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil is spiritual. And the Tree of Life is physical. We have no choice but to partake of physical things; that’s how we live.

3.15. Overcoming Addictions and Maintaining Neutrality in Politics
The Divine Being sees addictions. First, what does he see? Alcohol, tobacco, drugs—physical addictions. Then, what other addictions does he see? Gambling, materialism, fame. And finally, what addiction? Sex addiction. What kind of addictions are there? Paternal, maternal, heterosexual love. People lacking paternal or maternal love eventually face problems. A woman lacking paternal love might be attracted to older men, marrying someone like her father. A man lacking maternal love might prefer older women. For example, the French president married a woman who was his mother’s age, or even grandmother’s age. Why? Because he lacked maternal love. He desired a mother figure as a wife. So, it’s due to a lack of maternal love. A person lacking paternal love chooses someone like their father as a husband. A person lacking heterosexual love might meet many partners. Because they lack heterosexual love, they might leave a man when he loses his strength and find another. Why is heterosexual love like this? The culmination of paternal, maternal, and heterosexual love is caught by the Great Judge, where sins are committed. So, can love be deficient? No, it cannot. When humans were created, Buddhism speaks of the six paths of reincarnation. However, this Earth’s six paths of reincarnation were actually created in our palace. Shakyamuni Buddha understood this part. So, when you undergo the six paths of reincarnation, what is created first? Poverty, wealth, nobility, and lowliness. When you die, those who don’t go to Heaven first experience poverty, wealth, nobility, and lowliness. Second, what is created? Body type and blood type are determined. This is decided in the Great Judge’s palace. Of course, where poverty, wealth, nobility, and lowliness are created, there are both animals and humans. If you go to a lowly animal, you go to a lower stage of poverty, wealth, nobility, and lowliness, which is hell. Is that right? If you are separated into a human, you’re lucky. Even among humans, there are noble and lowly. So, once poverty, wealth, nobility, and lowliness are determined, then body type and bloodline are decided. “You will be Black, you will be White, you will be 180 cm tall, you will be 190 cm tall.” This is how it’s determined. Once the type is set, it doesn’t change. Third, what changes? Family lineage changes. “You will enter this Earth, you will crawl into the womb of a woman in Africa.” This is all precisely determined. Poverty, wealth, nobility, and lowliness determine body type and bloodline. First, body type and blood type are created, then family lineage is created. First, body type and blood type are created, then family lineage is created as the fourth. Fifth, what? Lifespan and health are determined. “You will live until this age, you will be healthy, you will be weak and constantly make your husband sick.” Such things are determined. Finally, region and universe are created. “You will go to this star, you will be born on a planet in a corner of the center of the galaxy.” This is also precisely determined. Why? From Baekgung’s perspective, there are 36,880,000 stars, so no one knows which star they will be sent to. That’s how it is. But you must know one thing: those who came from Earth will return to Earth; they won’t be sent to other stars. Why? The karmic connections here are complex. There are people who stole money, people you embraced—all sorts of karmic connections that cannot be severed. You are drawn by them. So, once the region and universe are determined, then face and personality are finally determined. Then, if someone is beautiful, it’s because they were very kind to men in the past, very kind to the opposite sex, always yielding, giving food to the poor. So, they are given beauty, a dignified appearance that commands respect wherever they go. So, they are born as such a beauty. So, can we disrespect beautiful people? No. If someone has an amazing figure and face, they are automatically an object of respect. Why? They accumulated such blessings in their previous life. So, they are made to be envied by many. But if someone constantly torments their husband, always fighting and struggling, they are fortunate not to have been reborn as an animal. They are human, but somewhat similar to a pig. Do you understand? Such a person is born resembling a pig. So, men kick them away, and other men kick them away; they are like a soccer ball. There will be women who live by being pushed around. Such things are all precisely determined in six stages from above, in 0.1 seconds, and then they suddenly enter the womb of a pig. They were clearly human. Is that good? No. But where do you go? Baekgung, Heaven. So, once your face and personality are determined, you cannot escape it. Do you understand? The more a woman tormented men, the more men will find her repulsive. She will be born with such a face. But a woman who diligently cared for and served her sick husband until the end, saying, “If I hadn’t met you, who would have cared for you? I will care for you until you die, so thank you,” such a woman will be reborn as an unparalleled beauty when she dies. Right? However, if you don’t meet me, you cannot enter Heaven. So, we must resolve these addictions I mentioned. And we should not participate in protests. Why? We are not experts. There are political experts there. Leave it to the political experts. When they say, “Please vote,” we vote. Demonstrating is not desirable. We, who are destined for Baekgung, do not need to delve too deeply into worldly affairs. Is that right? The Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil is for judges, prosecutors, and police to debate. You are not to partake of the fruit of the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. You must be faithful to your inner work. So, if you erase this, it disappears. If you erase this, it’s like magic. The world has changed so much over time. Was this possible decades ago? No. No matter how many times you try, it’s amazing how things change. If primitive people from the Joseon Dynasty saw this, they would be astonished. “It disappears when I do this!” It’s amazing, isn’t it? I’m so amazed that it’s hard to write. I have to write it, but…

3.16. The Immutable Nature of Happiness and the Wisdom of Our Ancestors
What is this water? What did I say happiness is? It is “bulsaeng-bulbyeon” (neither arising nor ceasing). If it is neither arising nor ceasing, it does not increase or decrease. It is “bujeong-bulgam” (neither impure nor pure). It is neither dirty nor clean. So, it is neither impure nor pure. It is also “bulgeo-bulrae” (neither coming nor going). This is from the Prajnaparamita Sutra in Buddhism. The Prajnaparamita Sutra only mentions these three. This one is not mentioned, but I am explaining it to you. These four qualities of happiness, what do we call them? The principle of “yeoyeo-budong” (immovable and unchanging). So, can we eliminate happiness? No matter what the circumstances, yeoyeo-budong cannot take away happiness from others. When Japanese soldiers killed Korean independence activists, they would say, “You can kill my body, but you can never kill my soul.” “If you say you don’t believe in Jesus, we’ll spare you.” “Kill me.” One hundred percent of Koreans died that way. The martyrs. Foreigners are not like that. They beg for their lives. But only Koreans would say, “If you go to that temple and say you don’t believe, we’ll spare you.” “Say you don’t believe in Jesus, and we’ll spare you.” “No, kill me.” All Korean martyrs died that way. It’s amazing, isn’t it? Our country had such loyalty. Our ancestors were truly remarkable. That’s why the world was surprised. Indeed, the people of the East are a nation of courtesy. Do you remember why we are called a nation of courtesy? I explained it to you. When parents died, children would wear coarse mourning clothes for three years, living like ghosts by the graveside, even with tigers roaming around at night. They would build a hut and wait there for three years. Even waiting for a single day, children nowadays would run away. They lived by their dead parents’ bodies for three years in the mountains. That was considered not deviating from courtesy. Our ancestors all did that. Is that right? Is there such a nation in world history? No, there isn’t. Only our Korean nation. So, when people worldwide speak of a nation of courtesy, they mean Korea, not Japan. But can we become so bad? No, we cannot. We should not interfere in useless matters, but rather be filial and do our best in our own work. That is our nation. So, this “bujeong-bulgam” (neither impure nor pure) means that happiness does not increase or decrease. Sometimes, when I write quickly, I might use the wrong character for “gam” (feeling). But happiness is like this. The answer to the question our enlightened person asked earlier is here. We possess everything within ourselves, but we act as if we don’t, being dragged around by the six dusts, six sense objects, six consciousnesses, and six sensory organs. So, the six sense objects create boundaries. And the six dusts create defilements. We are dragged around by such things. So, everything I just said is about that. Therefore, knowing this, should we uphold the unchanging nature of happiness? Yes. Happiness has a formula, doesn’t it? The principle of conservation of mass. It means that mass never changes. And our happiness does not decrease because a child dies. Our joy decreases. The things that bring us joy become fewer. If my dog dies, will I become unhappy? No. The sources of joy when I go home will be fewer. Is that right? So, if we apply joy here, does it decrease? No, we can recall the dog. Is that right? If we recall the time we were with our mother, we don’t feel lonely at home. We can recall the time we played with the dog. The dog is gone, but it remains in our hearts. Through meditation, we can bring back lost possessions and parents into our room. “Mom, how have you been? Dad, how are you?” We can do this in an empty house. This means recalling the past as it was. Then we feel joy. We can make ourselves joyful. Has happiness disappeared? No. Has joy decreased? No. Joy is also neither impure nor pure. So, when you reach a higher state, are there emotions like joy, anger, sorrow, pleasure, love, hate, and desire? No, there aren’t. There is no compassion, shame, modesty, or right and wrong. Even the most beautiful things in the world will eventually disappear. So, when you realize this, your mind is always calm and beautiful, and this world is truly mysterious and beautiful. Even if my house is foreclosed, and they take all my belongings, my piano, everything, and my daughter is crying, I remain calm. “My dear, is that piano so important? I’ll buy you a better grand piano later. Those people are just taking old things. Don’t worry, I’ll make you a better house later. They are just clearing out what has come in. Don’t worry, where are we going? Let’s go camping.” Then my daughter asks, “Dad, is this our house?” “Yes, this is our house. This vast mountain is Dad’s garden.” If I do this, what does my daughter learn from her father? She learns to be free from attachments. “My dear, our home has no boundaries.” Can a father say that? No. Someone will always come to take things away in this world. But we have nothing to lose. Everything is ours. Our mind is always calm and unchanging, no matter what happens. Do you understand? Should you despair and commit suicide with your child, cutting your wrists with a knife? No. I say this because I have seen such a person. Next to my house, a man came home from work to find his wife had committed suicide with their two children. The children and mother were dead in the living room. The husband came home, and there was no argument or unpleasantness, but his wife had despaired and killed herself. The man collapsed backward in the yard. He was in and out of consciousness. It was a tremendous shock. It wasn’t even an argument. Do you understand? She had taken her husband for granted. But this woman had such a temperament. She took a knife and said, “You, you’ll get a taste of this. You love your daughter so much, don’t you? You’ll get a taste of this.” Then she killed her daughters and herself, and the living room was covered in blood. How shocked must our neighbors have been? Every house was shocked. But the man couldn’t even report it; he just lay there unconscious, in and out of consciousness. It was an immense shock. Even then, you must remain calm and unchanging. “Those who were meant to go, have gone.” It should be like that. Is that possible? It’s only possible if you train your mind through constant study. “That person had such a personality, so they took the children with them. They went because they didn’t want to go alone.” You must calmly accept this. After all, everyone will eventually go; they just went a little earlier. So, the answer to the last question our enlightened person asked is simply expressed in the word “happiness.” I have explained the solution to addiction. Everything must be calm and unchanging. Those things are useless. So, when you desire something, think about how long it will last. Will it last a hundred years? You are desiring useless things. But if you look at the Divine Being and ask, “How many years will he last?” that’s not right. He is an unchanging being, existing eternally.

3.17. Addressing Dementia in an Aging Society and the Power of Gwangcheon Water
Next is a question from a representative. Angel Huh Jung-sook asks: In an aging society with a declining birthrate, with nearly 9 million baby boomers from after the Korean War becoming elderly, how should we deal with controlling elderly people with dementia? I said that drinking Gwangcheon water helps. And I just said to be calm and unchanging. If you put time into what you see before your eyes, you won’t desire anything. “Oh, I have a son, how many years will he live?” Is that right? If you put time into all objects, they become calm and unchanging; you don’t become attached. Instead, your mind is at peace, because it’s your mind. So, when you look at your wife at home, you see her as a living object, a dying object. “Her liver is not good, and her heart is not good, so she’s an object with about 30 years left.” That’s how you look at her. So, is there any reason to fight? Why would I fight over something that will disappear? So, when she says, “Let’s eat,” you think, “Oh, I must be possessed by a ghost to eat.” So, your wife appears as a divine being. She is a being that will eventually disappear, but now she appears before you as an image, with a physical body, conversing with you. That itself is mysterious and beautiful. Do you understand? “Oh, while she’s here, she’s facing me, words come from her mouth, thoughts are flowing, she laughs and rejoices when she sees money. Oh, she’s an interesting object.” Is that right? “Why does she rejoice so much when she sees money?” So, eating dinner with your wife and looking at her at home is paradise. But if you look at it negatively, it’s hell. Is that right? “My wife will also leave someday.” You should think this way so that your wife seems precious, and you want to leave her with good memories and create a good relationship, right? If you look at her as just a possession, you’ll think, “Why did I possess such a thing and suffer? I should have possessed something better.” But if it’s something better, there’s more trouble. If you choose a more beautiful woman, you must be prepared for higher hospital bills. Do you understand now? So, beautiful or noble people often have many ailments. So, if you have a beautiful dog, its vet bills can be higher than your parents’ hospital bills. That can happen, right? Anyway, you must be calm and unchanging. When you come to Sky Palace, your mind is at peace. Your mind becomes at peace. You don’t need to worry about how to control elderly people with dementia in the future. I’ve already given you all the answers. Of course, people with dementia will come. So, you need to know why dementia comes, and you should avoid it. Do you know how to prevent dementia? You need to live a regular life, but you can also drink Gwangcheon water. Drinking Gwangcheon water improves memory lapses. There’s also a spiritual thing you need to do: call out “Huh Kyung young.” You know that, right? Dementia eventually leads to death, and when you die, you forget everything. And when you are reborn, you don’t remember. So, human death itself, in other words, is eternal dementia. You are made to forget your past life; that is the mystery. If you remembered your past life, you wouldn’t be here like this. “This is my wife, but in my past life, she was my mother.” Should I sleep with my mother? No, that would cause problems. “This is my wife, but in my past life, she was my father.” Should I sleep with him? No, it would be disgusting. So, the father’s face would overlap, and the wife lying next to you would appear as your father. Would that work? No. So, past life memories are erased through dementia. Dementia is given to all humans to bring them joy. To make them forget. But when a grandmother gets dementia, she says, “Honey, who are you?” Then she looks more pitiful, doesn’t she? Because she doesn’t recognize you, you think, “Oh, if I die, who will take care of her?” So, people who haven’t received love get dementia. They want to receive love from those around them. Is that right? A husband suddenly becomes like a child at home and says, “Who are you?” At that time, he looks much prettier, more pitiful, and more helpless than when he was arguing, and all feelings of dislike disappear. So, a woman who hasn’t received love can get dementia. Do you understand what I mean? If you come to Heaven and interact with the Divine Being, such things might not happen. But if you don’t, and you stay at home, trying to endure everything alone, it can happen. Dementia is a self-inflicted illness, a disease that comes because you want it. “I didn’t receive love from my husband,” then dementia strikes, and you say, “Who are you?” Then your husband pays attention to you. If you intentionally go to the apartment balcony, he’ll say, “Honey, why are you doing this?” “Oh, really? Oh, honey, what if I go down there? What if I jump?” From then on, he treats his wife like a precious deity. So, to attract attention, children who self-harm do so because they lack love. Self-harming to attract parental attention and dementia are both manifestations of what the woman wanted in her brain. “How can I attract my husband’s attention?” Then she enters dementia. So, if you go home and pretend to have dementia, your husband will suddenly treat you well! “Oh no, this is serious.” That can happen, right? I wish someone would make a movie like that. Deceiving the husband with dementia. Then the husband would treat her even better. But she’s good at acting. It’s interesting, isn’t it? If you’re clever, you should research such things. Do you understand? The husband says, “You got dementia because you were far from Heaven. Where did I go?” “What is Heaven?” Then, on the day she leaves, her mind is clear, and she says, “Where did I go?” It’s interesting, isn’t it? You can do such things. Oh my, you’re killing me!

3.18. The Precision of the Cosmos and the Divine Architect
Next is a question from a representative. Angel Lee Ho-jae asks: The Earth rotates and revolves around the Sun, and the Sun rotates and revolves around Polaris. And so on, until galaxies rotate and revolve around the Cygnus constellation. What determines the size of stars and their rotation and revolution speeds, and how do they move without a single second of error? If a large star deviates by even one second, stars would collide, and the universe would collapse. So, even the speeds are all calculated. Their sizes are all calculated. Speeds, sizes, these are all calculated, right? They are calculated with immense precision. So, people think they just rotate. They don’t just rotate. The Earth’s diameter, the distance from here to the Sun, is 150 million km. So, how many kilometers from here to Uranus? Uranus is next to the Sun. From Earth to the Moon, to the Sun, it’s 150 million km. But from Earth to Uranus, it’s 2.7 billion km, very far, right? 2.7 billion km. Does anyone know how many kilometers to Pluto? 5.9 billion km. Very far, right? Pluto is 5.9 billion km away, but it’s still a planet. It’s the farthest planet in our solar system, about 6 billion km away. Very far, right? The Sun is quite close, right? That’s why it appears so large. So, Uranus is 27 times larger, but its size is 64 times that of Earth. Uranus is very large, right? It’s 64 times larger than Earth. How large is Uranus? So, if such a large star has even a small error in its rotation, it would be disastrous. All of them revolve around the galaxy. Their speeds are all determined by their size. It’s amazing, isn’t it? Then there’s Neptune. Neptune is 4.5 billion km away. But its size is 4 times that of Earth. So, Earth is quite small, right? But the Sun is how many times larger than Earth? 1.8 million times larger, incredibly large, right? It’s 1.8 million times larger than Earth. So, the Sun is immensely larger than Pluto. Pluto is 64 times larger than Uranus, and Pluto is half the size of Earth. Pluto is half the size of Earth, but it’s 5.9 billion km away from Earth, already outside the solar system. Now it’s 6.2 billion km away. It was 5.9 billion km for a long time, but it started moving away from the moment I was born on Earth. I explained this before, right? So, now it’s about 6.2 billion km away and has left the solar system. If it’s beyond 6 billion km, it’s considered outside the solar system. So, it’s now a rogue planet, moving away. It’s astonishing. When a star has completed its mission, it ends when I come. A star moves when I come. That timing coincides with my arrival. From then on, Pluto began to move away. So, if you knew all the mysteries of this universe, you would faint. There are so many mysteries within the solar system alone. So, the Sun travels at 107,160 km per hour. 100,000 km per hour. How far does it go in an hour? 20 times the size of America. America is how many kilometers? 16,000 km, about 20,000 km. But the Earth travels at 100,000 km per hour. The Earth’s circumference is 50,000 km. How many rotations does it make in an hour? So, the Earth’s speed is about 100,000 km, about 120,000 km, 107,160 km per hour, which is about 110,000 km, right? If you travel at 1,000 km per hour, you get dizzy. At 10,000 km per hour, you get dizzy and faint. At 100,000 km, 110,000 km, you would all die. But you are alive, aren’t you? Why is this? Because of the atmosphere. The atmosphere holds you in place, the air. The one who created this universe tells you these secrets directly. So, I’m talking to mosquitoes. There’s no need to explain how many kilometers or what in detail to mosquitoes. Just spray mosquito repellent. So, it’s frustrating. If I just do this, everything changes, but it’s hard to explain it in words. Just look at the mosquitoes. It’s true, isn’t it? So, you must have studied in science class how precisely the solar system is made. There are no errors. The Earth’s rotation speed is 1,609 km per hour. The rotation speed is over 1,000 km, 1,100 km per hour. That’s also dizzying, isn’t it? But does it just rotate? No, it flies like a golf ball. Why does a golf ball have dimples? To make it spin faster. So, it spins and flies, with a rotation speed of 1,609 km per hour, about 1,100 km per hour, and a flying speed of 107,160 km per hour. Imagine a large star flying at 110,000 km per hour, about 120,000 km per hour. This star is currently moving like that. But if we felt it, we would all die. No one feels it. But who feels it? People who lack otoliths. If otoliths fall out, they feel the Earth rotating. It just spins and spins; there’s no left or right. Buildings move back and forth, spinning. Why? Because the Earth rotates and moves like a golf ball, so it would be dizzying. So, does it maintain balance? No. That’s why we have otoliths in our ears. Those otoliths maintain balance. It’s amazing, isn’t it? People whose otoliths are sensitive get motion sickness easily. I said I never got motion sickness when I went to Vietnam, right? No matter how much the ship swayed, I had no otoliths. But 5,000 soldiers all got motion sickness and were lying in the corridors; there wasn’t a single soldier standing. When they got off the elevator, they were all lying in the corridors, vomiting. What was that? All those young men were making retching sounds. But I was the only one walking around. Only I was fine. Even American soldiers were retching, but it seems the navy personnel were used to it. But I was the only one perfectly fine. It was amazing to see that, wasn’t it? Why didn’t I get motion sickness? After I returned from Vietnam, the Vietnam War ended. My arrival concluded it. So, you understand that it’s precise, right? You don’t need to know all the details here. That’s enough.

3.19. The Divine Timing and the Power of Gwangcheon Water Testimonials
We manage time precisely. It’s 6 o’clock now, and I finish exactly at 6. I am very strict with time. But why is it difficult for me to leave the room? It’s because I’m observing your temperature while I’m in the room. You know, food tastes better when you’re very hungry from waiting. Is that right? If I come out from the beginning, it’s not as interesting. When you start to wonder, “Is the Divine Being not in the room? Did he go somewhere and isn’t coming back?” that’s when I appear, and you’re happy to see me. So, I make you wait a lot. That’s a way to compress time. I compress your time. Then, when I appear, your joy doubles. Is that right? But while you’re waiting, a call comes from Young-sook. “Hello, I’m getting a call from far away.” Then you’d think, “Oh, the Divine Being isn’t in the room.” That’s better than that, right? In the past, there were times when I gave energy over the phone. I gave blessings over the phone, right? Later, when there are more people, it might be like that. You are fortunate to be listening to my lecture now. It’s a lot, isn’t it? Now, just seeing my face is interesting. Do you need comedy? No, you don’t. This is a testimonial from Angel Kim Byung-wook of Janghan-dong, Seoul. It’s a testimonial about the Elixir of Immortality. I am Kim Byung-ok from Janghan-dong, Seoul. I have suffered from rhinitis for over 10 years, and every cold winter, it was difficult to breathe without medication. My nose was completely blocked, and I couldn’t inhale at all, only breathing through my mouth. So, even after sleeping, I was always tired, my head felt heavy, and I had headaches. When I lay down, I would cough, so I hesitated to lie down and often slept sitting up. Since May 2024, I have been drinking 1cc of the Elixir of Immortality, which is over 6 months old, once a week. After the Elixir of Immortality water became available, I ordered 15 bottles of the Elixir of Immortality water by phone because I work on Sundays and don’t have time to visit Sky Palace. I’ve been drinking it, and this year, I haven’t taken any medication and can inhale. My headaches are almost gone, and since I can breathe through my nose, I only cough occasionally. My rhinitis seems to be 70% cured. I live with constant gratitude to Huh Kyung young, the Divine Being. When I have time, I live by the words of Huh Kyung young, the Divine Being. Huh Kyung young, the Divine Being, thank you for coming to our great nation of Korea. I adore you. It’s “Kyung.” You know what inhalation and exhalation are, right? Such severe rhinitis means the person has allergies or a weak immune system. But this water has an effect. If it cures quickly, it’s bad water; if it cures slowly, it’s good water. It shouldn’t cure like medicine. This water cures without burden and without side effects. That’s how rhinitis should be cured. If rhinitis medication doesn’t work immediately, it can become habitual, right? So, rhinitis is 70% cured slowly, right? Curing with water is a hundred times better than curing with medicine. Here’s a hint for that person: you should put water in your nostrils once in a while. Pour it into your nostrils and rinse your nose once in a while. That will make it better faster. So, pour water into your nostrils with a syringe. It goes right in. It goes right in and comes out through your mouth, through your throat. Rinse your nose like that if you have rhinitis. You should use our water. Then it comes out cleanly, right? It enters the mucous membranes. The water works. And if the old water goes down your throat, you can drink it, and if it doesn’t, you can spit it out. So, rinse your nose thoroughly. There are many holes inside your nostrils. These holes resonate with sound. There are holes inside, and water goes in and cleanses them. There’s inflammation inside. Rinse it all out. It’s good, isn’t it? If those holes were visible, everyone would run away. So, flesh covers them. There are holes under your cheekbones. Your whole face has holes, but flesh covers them. Since they are covered, you look beautiful, right? But you should never wear glasses that show the holes! There are glasses that show the bones, not the flesh. If you wear those, your face is all holes. Holes, right? And everyone you meet will appear as holes and skeletons; you won’t even see their eyeballs; their eyes will appear as holes. There are such glasses. If you put them on, you only see bones. I’ll give those glasses to someone who needs them. It’s truly fortunate, isn’t it? How wonderful it is that we are all covered in skin. Next is a testimonial from Angel Jung Bok-dol of Daegu about the Elixir of Immortality. It’s a testimonial about the complete healing of left shoulder pain with Gwangcheon Elixir of Immortality. I am Jung Bok-dol from the Daegu Peace Spiritual Center. From mid-November 2023, I experienced shoulder pain when raising my left arm behind my back. On November 23rd, I was diagnosed at an orthopedic clinic, where they said there was no bone abnormality and that I needed to visit the hospital periodically for treatment and observation. After receiving treatment for one day, I went to the hospital for a second time on November 29th and received the same treatment as the first time. When I came home, I thought that since the pain wasn’t extreme and didn’t cause significant inconvenience in my daily life, general massage and exercise at home would be sufficient. So, I decided not to go to the hospital and treated myself at home. Then, from August 23rd, 2024, I started drinking Gwangcheon Elixir of Immortality water. I consumed 2 liters of water per day, frequently drinking it every two hours. I monitored the color of my urine. If the urine color was close to transparent, it indicated a lack of salt or too much water, so I reduced the water intake or increased the intake of bamboo salt. If the urine color was light yellow, it meant the water and salt levels were appropriate. If it was dark yellow, it indicated a lack of salt and water, so I adjusted by increasing water intake or decreasing salt intake. When I lacked salt, I carried bamboo salt granules and dissolved them under my tongue with saliva. From October 2024, I also started attaching the Divine Being’s powerful sticker to the painful area and performing the arm-swinging exercise taught by the Divine Being, while continuously drinking Gwangcheon Elixir of Immortality water. Around mid-December 2024, the pain disappeared without me even realizing it. I also chanted “Huh Kyung young” and emitted light to the painful area as a basic practice. I believe the pain was caused by repetitive and strenuous movements during my past work life, which damaged my shoulder. When drinking Gwangcheon water in winter, it is good for patients and the elderly to drink it warm. It is also good for healthy people to drink it warm if possible. I believe that those who have received blessings from the Divine Being experience faster effects. Thank you, beloved Divine Being, for giving us Gwangcheon water. I love and respect you. Each person drinks it themselves. Did someone say they had the Elixir of Immortality delivered? That must have been someone asking an acquaintance to get it for them, right? We do not sell or deliver the Elixir of Immortality. There might be people who deliver it among friends. So, that’s all for now. We will now listen to the Sky Palace promotional songs. First, we will listen to Archangel Kim Ji-hyun’s “Baekgung Station.” It’s interesting, isn’t it? This is… Oh, the lyrics are at the very bottom? Yes. Today’s outfit is unique. Oh dear, some people are so oblivious, but the outfit is very unique. Oh, yes.

3.20. The Unseen Blessings and the Path to True Happiness
So, are your parents in Heaven? You’ll know if you take the Angel Test. No, they’re not. But our young people, since there’s no Angel Test now, are vaguely wondering whether to apply to this company or that company, and some apply to dozens of places. Is that right? But if you come to Sky Palace, and your grandmother takes the Angel Test, you don’t need to apply to many places. You just apply to one place, and you’ll get in. So, people who don’t know Heaven have to go through endless trials and errors. And they can’t go to Heaven, right? So, if you ask where your parents went, you’ll know immediately. This is the first time in world history that this has happened since I came. So, you who know this secret are immersed in a sea of happiness right now. You have a trillion-won check in your pocket, but you don’t know you have it. That’s how Earthlings are; a trillion-won check is already in their pocket. But we find it and use it, but they don’t know they have it. But if you come to me, do I give you a trillion-won check? It goes right in. So, why would you throw away a trillion-won check? They don’t even know they have it. But you know it, you find it, you eat and drink and make a fuss, right? And if you fall, you get up again, and you’re cared for, right? Children are cared for, and adults are also cared for. Many people miraculously survive after falling down stairs, right? Yes, 8 levels of light throughout the body.

The core message is that true happiness and spiritual fulfillment come from within, not from external desires or worldly attachments. This is achieved by understanding and adhering to the divine messages, which guide humanity towards a harmonious existence and away from self-destructive behaviors.

Inner Fulfillment and Happiness

True happiness and spiritual fulfillment originate from within, not external desires
Happiness is constant and unchangeable, unaffected by external circumstances
Seeking happiness externally, or relying on others, leads to suffering and is a sin

Divine Guidance and Human Nature

Humanity received divine commands: consume the “tree of life” (physical sustenance) but not the “tree of good and evil” (spiritual judgment)
The “tree of good and evil” represents judging others as good or bad, which leads to endless conflict
Human instincts and desires (the “five desires”) are like a serpent, tempting individuals away from divine commands

Consequences of Disobeying Divine Commands

Disobeying divine commands leads to physical ailments and a shortened lifespan, as seen in the shift from raw food to cooked food
The Earth’s suffering and humanity’s illnesses are interconnected with divine judgment
Excessive intelligence given to humans, without adherence to fundamental principles, leads to self-destruction

Path to True Happiness and Spiritual Growth

Consuming “Baekgong water” (divine water) purifies the body and mind, aiding in physical and mental well-being
Overcoming addictions (physical, material, sexual) is crucial for spiritual progress and avoiding divine judgment
Cultivating an unwavering inner state (equanimity) allows one to remain peaceful regardless of external events

The Nature of Existence and Divine Creation

The Earth is a “magic land” providing all sustenance, but humans cannot create the fundamental “seeds” of life
The universe operates with immense precision, with every star’s size, speed, and orbit meticulously calculated
Human memory loss (like amnesia) is a divine mechanism to prevent the burden of past lives and foster new experiences

Sky Palace Commemorative Event and Celebration Day

Ⅰ. Meeting Overview

Category	Details
Date	Not specified in the document
Location	Sky Palace
Attendees	Im Mi-ja (Il-san Spiritual Center), Yang-ryeong (Uljin Spiritual Center), Kim Young-gyo (Uljin Spiritual Center), Choi Seon-woo, Heo Jeong-suk, Lee Ho-jae, Kim Byeong-wook (Janghan-dong, Seoul), Jeong Bok-dol (Daegu), Kim Ji-hyun, Kang Ok-gi, Sophia Lee, and other participants
Agenda	3rd Anniversary of Sky Palace Entry, 5th Anniversary of Uljin Spiritual Center, Commemorative Event, Lecture on the Providence, Q&A Session, Testimonial Sharing, Promotional Songs

Ⅱ. Meeting Discussion

Commemorative Events and Offerings
- Im Mi-ja, from the Il-san Spiritual Center, offered an orchid pot to commemorate the 3rd anniversary of her entry into Sky Palace .
- Yang-ryeong, representing the Uljin Spiritual Center, offered a flower basket for their 5th anniversary .
- Kim Young-gyo, from the Uljin Spiritual Center, also offered an orchid pot .
Lecture on Providence
- The Importance of Water and Mind
- The speaker emphasized that the root cause of all diseases lies in water and the mind, with water being physical and the mind spiritual .
- Good water can neutralize toxins and remove fine dust from the body .
- Sky Palace’s mineral water is exceptional, entering fat cells and the brain more effectively than other waters, leading to weight loss and improved health .
- The speaker stated that the mineral water is a blessing from heaven, unique among the millions of valleys in Korea .
- Interpretation of the Tree of Life and the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil
- The Tree of Life represents physical sustenance (food and water), which humans are commanded to consume .
- The Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil represents spiritual judgment (distinguishing between good and evil), which humans are commanded not to partake in .
- Humans have violated both commands by consuming excessively and judging others .
- Overconsumption, especially of cooked and seasoned food, has led to a drastic reduction in human lifespan from 1,000 years to under 100 years .
- Judging others as good or evil leads to endless conflict and problems .
- The Interconnectedness of Humanity and Divinity
- The speaker explained that if children fall ill, their parents also suffer, illustrating a deep connection .
- Similarly, if humanity and Earth fall ill, the divine also suffers, leading to divine judgment .
- The divine allows humans free will, but intervenes when humanity deviates too far, like a scientist re-experimenting with genetic combinations .
- The Five Desires (O-yok) and Human Suffering
- The “serpent” in the story of Eden symbolizes the five desires: appetite, sexual desire, desire for pleasure, desire for fame, and desire for wealth .
- These desires lead to the creation of the six consciousnesses (Yuk-sik), six dusts (Yuk-jin), and six realms (Yuk-gyeong), which cause suffering, ego, and separation .
- Humans are constantly drawn by these desires, becoming “pilgrims” of their own cravings .
- Modern Lifestyle and Health
- The speaker criticized modern cooking methods (frying, grilling) for producing carcinogens that cause lung cancer, especially in women who cook indoors .
- He advocated for raw food consumption and proper ventilation in kitchens .
- The speaker suggested that the decline in academic performance among urban children in the past was due to exposure to cooking fumes .
- The Mystery of Nature and Human Limitations
- Nature is likened to a “magic land” or “magic wand” that produces all things from seeds, but humans cannot create seeds themselves .
- This limitation extends to human reproduction, where the “seed” (sperm and egg) originates from the divine, and humans cannot create life independently .
- Humans are limited in their ability to create life but have unlimited capacity for judgment and division (good vs. evil) .
- The speaker warned against relying on biased media for truth about the divine .
- He clarified that humans are meant to coexist with Earth, not necessarily with nature in a “survival of the fittest” sense, as animals operate on that principle .
- Humans have a responsibility to protect Earth for future generations, implying a need to reduce pollution and unsustainable practices .
- Addressing Addictions and Political Neutrality
- Choi Seon-woo asked about solutions for addiction and the stance on political protests .
- The speaker categorized addictions into physical (alcohol, tobacco, drugs), material (gambling, wealth, fame), and sexual (lack of paternal, maternal, or heterosexual love) .
- He explained that deficiencies in love can lead to problematic relationships, such as marrying someone much older due to a lack of maternal or paternal affection .
- The speaker advised against participating in political protests, stating that such matters should be left to political experts .
- He emphasized focusing on personal duties and filial piety .
- The Six Stages of Reincarnation and the Concept of “Yeo-yeo Bu-dong” (Unchanging Happiness)
- The speaker described a six-stage process of reincarnation, starting with social status (rich/poor, noble/humble), then physical form and bloodline (race, height), followed by family lineage, lifespan and health, region and universe, and finally appearance and personality .
- He stated that those who are kind and generous in one life are reborn with beauty and respect in the next, while those who cause suffering may be reborn with less desirable traits .
- The concept of “Yeo-yeo Bu-dong” (unchanging happiness) was introduced, meaning happiness is not created or destroyed, increased or decreased, dirty or clean, coming or going .
- True happiness remains constant regardless of external circumstances, even in loss or hardship .
- He cited the example of Korean martyrs who chose death over renouncing their faith, demonstrating unwavering conviction .
- The speaker highlighted Korea’s historical reputation as a “country of Eastern courtesy” due to its ancestors’ extreme filial piety .
- Addressing Dementia in an Aging Society
- Heo Jeong-suk asked about coping with the increasing number of dementia patients .
- The speaker suggested that consuming the mineral water and practicing “Yeo-yeo Bu-dong” can help .
- He explained that dementia is a form of “eternal amnesia” that allows humans to forget past lives, preventing complications in current relationships .
- Dementia can also be a subconscious way for individuals to seek attention and love they feel they lack .
- The Precision of the Universe
- Lee Ho-jae inquired about the precise movements of celestial bodies .
- The speaker explained that the size, speed, and rotation of stars and planets are meticulously calculated to prevent collisions and maintain cosmic order .
- He provided examples of planetary distances and sizes, emphasizing the vastness and precision of the universe .
- The Earth’s rotation speed (1,609 km/h) and orbital speed (107,160 km/h) are incredibly fast, yet humans don’t feel it due to the atmosphere and the inner ear’s otoliths, which maintain balance .
- He also mentioned that the dwarf planet Pluto began to drift away from the solar system around the time of his birth, signifying the end of its mission .
Testimonials
- Kim Byeong-wook (Janghan-dong, Seoul): Experienced 70% improvement in chronic rhinitis after drinking “Bullo-su” (immortal water) for several months, reducing reliance on medication and improving sleep and headaches . The speaker advised him to also rinse his nasal passages with the water for faster relief .
- Jeong Bok-dol (Daegu): Recovered from chronic left shoulder pain after regularly consuming “Bullo-su,” applying a divine sticker to the affected area, and performing arm exercises . He noted that the water is best consumed warm, especially for the elderly and infirm, and that those who receive blessings experience faster results .
Promotional Songs
- Performances of “Baekgung Jeonggeojang” (Baekgung Station) by Kim Ji-hyun, “Bihaengjeopsi” (UFO) by Kang Ok-gi, “Siniya” (It’s God) by Shin Seong-ga-su, and “Haneulgung Bullo-su” (Sky Palace Immortal Water) by Sophia Lee were presented .

Ⅲ. Action Items

All Participants:
- Reflect on the teachings regarding the Tree of Life and the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil to avoid overconsumption and judgmental attitudes .
- Practice “Yeo-yeo Bu-dong” to maintain inner peace and happiness regardless of external circumstances .
- Avoid participating in political protests and focus on personal duties and filial piety .
- Consider consuming Sky Palace’s mineral water for health benefits, especially for conditions like rhinitis and dementia .
- For those with rhinitis, consider rinsing nasal passages with the mineral water .
- For those consuming the mineral water in winter, consider warming it, especially for the infirm and elderly .
- Avoid relying on biased media for information about the divine .
- Strive to protect Earth for future generations by reducing pollution and unsustainable practices .

Character Profiles

Heo Kyung-young | Divine Being | The central figure of Sky Palace, believed to possess immense spiritual power and the ability to heal and transform individuals. He delivers sermons, answers questions, and is the subject of various testimonials and promotional songs.
Lim Mi-ja | Archangel | From Shininsarang Spiritual Center, she offers an orchid pot to Heo Kyung-young for her 3rd anniversary of entering Sky Palace.
Yang Ryeong | Representative | From Uljin Spiritual Center, she offers a flower basket to Heo Kyung-young for their 5th anniversary.
Kim Young-gyo | Angel | From Uljin Spiritual Center, she offers an orchid pot to Heo Kyung-young.
Kim Byung-ok | Angel | From Janghan-dong, Seoul, she shares a testimonial about her chronic rhinitis improving after consuming Bullo-su.
Jeong Bok-dol | Angel | From Daegu Pyeonghwa Spiritual Center, she shares a testimonial about her shoulder pain healing after consuming Gwangcheon Bullo-su and using a divine sticker.
Choi Seon-woo | Jin-in | Asks questions about addiction and political neutrality.
Heo Jeong-suk | Angel | Asks a question about dealing with the elderly in an aging society.
Lee Ho-jae | Angel | Asks a question about the precise movements of celestial bodies.
Kim Ji-hyun | Archangel | Performs the song “Baekgung Station.”
Kang Ok-gi | Archangel | Performs the song “Flying Saucer.”
Sophia Lee | Sacred Singer | Performs the song “Shin-iya!” and “Sky Palace Bullo-su.”

Scene-by-Scene Summary

1 (00:00:00) Welcome and Opening Remarks

Attendees are welcomed to Sky Palace, a place where stepping on the ground changes one’s luck and destiny .
The consumption of “Bullo-yu” (milk with Heo Kyung-young’s name or photo) is believed to strengthen individuals mentally and physically .
“Anbang Gwangcheon Baeksu” and “Bullo-yu” are presented as evidence of the divine being, showing the “Iljang” that Einstein sought .
The 389th “Sky Opening” event is held for communication with the divine being, Heo Kyung-young, who governs the universe .
Viewers on YouTube are encouraged to give a round of applause .

2 (00:00:40) Orchid Pot and Flower Basket Offerings

Three individuals are scheduled to offer orchid pots .
Lim Mi-ja, an Archangel from Shininsarang Spiritual Center, offers an orchid pot to Heo Kyung-young for her 3rd anniversary of entering Sky Palace .
Yang Ryeong, a representative from Uljin Spiritual Center, offers a flower basket for their 5th anniversary .
Kim Young-gyo, an Angel from Uljin Spiritual Center, also offers a yellow orchid pot .
Wishes are extended for the infinite development of Uljin Spiritual Center .

3 (00:01:30) Discourse on Water and Health

Heo Kyung-young notes the improved weather and mentions recent issues with frozen pipes at Sky Palace, which have been repaired .
He emphasizes the significance of Baekhong Gwangcheon-su (divine spring water) supplied to Sky Palace, highlighting its abundance and healing properties .
He explains that all diseases originate from water and mind, with water being physical and mind being spiritual .
Consuming good water can neutralize toxins and remove fine dust, which is dangerous because it enters the brain through blood vessels .
Gwangcheon-su is said to penetrate fat cells 32% more effectively than Japan’s best water, leading to weight loss and fat breakdown .
He states that the existence of such Gwangcheon-su is a unique blessing for Sky Palace, not found in millions of valleys across Korea .
He connects human illness to the Earth’s illness, suggesting that divine judgment and intervention (like building an ark) occur when humanity falls ill .

4 (00:04:30) The Commandment of the Tree of Life and the Tree of Knowledge

Heo Kyung-young discusses the two commandments given in Eden: to eat from the Tree of Life (physical) and not to eat from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil (spiritual) .
He explains that humans violated these commands by overeating from the Tree of Life and consuming from the Tree of Knowledge .
Eating cooked food, driven by greed, shortened human lifespan from 1,000 years to under 100 years .
The Tree of Knowledge represents judging others as good or evil, which leads to endless conflict .
He emphasizes that humans are interconnected, and the illness of humanity affects the divine .
He suggests that the divine allows humans free will, observing their choices and making adjustments, similar to a scientist experimenting with genetic combinations .
He warns against over-intelligent individuals who might be “removed” by the heavens .
The “serpent” in the story symbolizes human desires (five desires: appetite, lust, joy, desire for wealth, desire for sleep), which tempt individuals .
These desires lead to the creation of “six consciousnesses” (육식), “six dusts” (육진), and “six realms” (육경), causing suffering and separation .
Gwangcheon-su helps cleanse the body of fine dust, which other waters cannot do effectively .
He reiterates that humans have violated the divine message by overeating and judging others .
He criticizes modern cooking methods like grilling meat, which produce carcinogens and contribute to lung cancer, especially for women in apartments .
He contrasts this with traditional rural life where such issues were less prevalent, suggesting that modern urban living negatively impacts health and intelligence .
He concludes that understanding the Tree of Knowledge is crucial, as humans are misinterpreting both the physical and spiritual aspects of divine commands .
The divine being came as a judge to save humanity because they are not listening to the heavenly message .
The healing of humanity’s illness also heals the divine’s illness, emphasizing the interconnectedness .
He advises against relying on others for one’s destiny, emphasizing self-reliance and personal responsibility .

5 (00:19:50) Q&A: Nature, Addiction, and Politics

Heo Kyung-young begins the Q&A session, noting that his words are vital and unique .
Question 1: Nature and Human Psychology
- A question is asked about why humans seek nature despite urban development, and if it’s a divine message to coexist with nature .
- Heo Kyung-young explains that nature is like a “magic land” that provides everything from seeds, but humans cannot create seeds themselves .
- He states that humans owe a great debt to the heavens for this gift .
- He clarifies that humans are not meant to “coexist” with nature in the same way animals do (survival of the fittest) .
- Instead, humans are meant to coexist with the Earth as a precious planet, preserving it for future generations .
- He warns against excessive intelligence that leads to environmental destruction and emphasizes the importance of not tampering with fundamental creations like seeds and life itself .
Question 2: Addiction and Political Neutrality
- Choi Seon-woo asks about solutions for addiction and the reason for political neutrality .
- Heo Kyung-young categorizes addictions: physical (alcohol, tobacco, drugs), material/fame (gambling, wealth, honor), and sexual .
- He explains that deficiencies in parental or romantic love can lead to problematic relationships and sexual addictions .
- He describes the “Six Paths of Reincarnation” (육도윤회) as a process where souls are assigned social status, physical form, family lineage, lifespan/health, region/universe, and finally appearance/personality based on their past actions .
- He advises against participating in political demonstrations, stating that it’s not appropriate for those destined for Baekgung (heaven) .
- He emphasizes focusing on one’s inner duties and not judging others .
- He defines “happiness” as “여여부동” (unmoving and unchanging), meaning it cannot be taken away by external circumstances .
- He cites the example of Korean independence fighters who chose death over renouncing their beliefs, demonstrating unwavering resolve .
- He explains that happiness is not diminished by loss, but rather the “joy” associated with it may decrease .
- He encourages recalling past joyful memories to maintain happiness .
- He advises against being attached to material possessions or people, as everything is temporary .
- He shares a tragic story of a woman who committed suicide with her children due to despair, emphasizing the importance of maintaining an “unmoving” mind even in extreme situations .
- He suggests that addiction solutions involve understanding this “unmoving” state of mind .
Question 3: Aging Society and Dementia
- Heo Jeong-suk asks about dealing with dementia in an aging society .
- Heo Kyung-young suggests consuming Gwangcheon-su and applying the “unmoving” mindset to life’s impermanence .
- He explains that viewing loved ones as temporary “objects” with a limited “shelf life” can prevent conflict and foster appreciation .
- He states that dementia is a “voluntary” illness, often occurring in those who lacked love, as a way to gain attention and affection .
- He suggests that interacting with the divine can prevent such conditions .
- He humorously suggests faking dementia to gain a spouse’s attention .
Question 4: Celestial Mechanics
- Lee Ho-jae asks about the precise movements and sizes of celestial bodies .
- Heo Kyung-young explains that the sizes and speeds of planets are meticulously calculated to prevent collisions and cosmic collapse .
- He provides examples of planetary distances and sizes (Earth to Uranus: 2.7 billion km, Uranus 64 times larger than Earth; Earth to Pluto: 5.9 billion km, Pluto half the size of Earth) .
- He mentions that Pluto has moved further away from the solar system since his birth, indicating his influence on cosmic events .
- He states that the Sun travels at 107,160 km/h, and Earth rotates at 1,609 km/h, but humans don’t feel it due to the atmosphere .
- He explains that the “otolith” in the ear helps maintain balance, and those without it can feel the Earth’s rotation .
- He shares a personal anecdote about not experiencing seasickness during the Vietnam War due to his unique physical state .

6 (00:58:00) Testimonials and Promotional Songs

Heo Kyung-young concludes the Q&A session, emphasizing the importance of time management .
He explains that his delayed appearances are a strategy to heighten anticipation and joy .
Testimonial 1: Kim Byung-ok (Rhinitis)
- Kim Byung-ok from Janghan-dong, Seoul, shares her experience of chronic rhinitis improving by 70% after consuming Bullo-su for several months .
- She expresses gratitude to Heo Kyung-young .
- Heo Kyung-young advises her to also rinse her nasal passages with Bullo-su for faster relief .
Testimonial 2: Jeong Bok-dol (Shoulder Pain)
- Jeong Bok-dol from Daegu shares her experience of left shoulder pain disappearing after consuming Gwangcheon Bullo-su, applying a divine sticker, and performing arm exercises .
- She notes that the water is more effective when consumed warm, especially for the elderly or sick, and that those who received blessings experience faster results .
- She expresses gratitude and respect for the divine being .
- Heo Kyung-young clarifies that Bullo-su is not sold or delivered by Sky Palace, but individuals may share it among friends .
Promotional Songs
- Kim Ji-hyun performs “Baekgung Station” .
- Kang Ok-gi performs “Flying Saucer” .
- Sophia Lee performs “Shin-iya!” and “Sky Palace Bullo-su” .
- Heo Kyung-young praises the performers and grants them “level 500mo” .
- He also grants “level 50mo” to supporters .

7 (01:13:00) Closing Remarks and Encouragement

Heo Kyung-young thanks the audience for their questions, testimonials, and promotional songs .
He emphasizes that those who follow him are spared from “Seokgo Daejoe” (great sins) .
He explains that people who come to Sky Palace can determine their parents’ fate in the afterlife through “angel tests,” saving them from endless trials and errors .
He states that knowing these secrets makes attendees “happy in an ocean of happiness,” possessing a “trillion-won check” of happiness that others are unaware of .
He encourages them to utilize this happiness and support each other .

The Sanctity of Haneulgung and the Power of Baekgong Water

Welcome to Haneulgung, a sacred place where the energy of Baekgong converges, a site of profound spiritual significance. It is believed that merely stepping upon this ground initiates a transformation in one’s fortune and destiny. We are fortified both spiritually and physically by consuming “Bulloyu,” a special milk infused with the essence of Huh Gung Yeong or adorned with his image. Furthermore, the Anbang Gwangcheon Baeksu, a miraculous spring water from Haneulgung, has demonstrated remarkable effects, penetrating the skin’s protective layers and yielding numerous testimonials of healing. This water, along with Bulloyu, serves as a testament to the Holy Man’s divine power, fulfilling the quest for a unified field theory that even Einstein sought. Today, we open Haneulgung for the 389th time to commune with the Holy Man, who governs the cosmos.

The Essence of Water and the Genesis of Illness
Our Baekgong Gwangcheon water is truly extraordinary, supplying Haneulgung with its abundant flow. While we’ve had to replace some pipes due to freezing in winter, the water’s unique property of flowing in reverse when obstructed is a testament to its unusual nature. Since consuming Baekgong water, the number of people seeking remedies has significantly decreased, perhaps even to the point where such needs are almost nonexistent. This water, along with Bulloyu, provides substantial healing. I find myself more at ease because of it. The root cause of all our ailments lies in water and the mind. Water pertains to the physical, while the mind is spiritual. Just as the Garden of Eden in Christianity encompasses both the spiritual and the physical, so too are we affected by the water we consume. Unclean water, prevalent in some regions, leads to widespread illness. Conversely, even if food is poor, good water can neutralize toxins. Gwangcheon water effectively expels even ultrafine dust, which is particularly dangerous as it penetrates blood vessels and accumulates in the brain. This miraculous water, however, purifies the system. It is absorbed 32% more efficiently into the brain and fat cells than even Japan’s finest waters, leading many to experience weight loss without exercise, as it breaks down harmful fats. This fact has been affirmed by a world-renowned Japanese water authority. My desire is for all of you to be healthy and ascend to White Heaven.
The Divine Origin of Gwangcheon Water and Humanity’s Connection to the Cosmos
Our nation possesses millions of valleys, yet never before has such Gwangcheon water spontaneously erupted. It was not excavated; it simply surged forth from the rocks. This phenomenon is unique to Haneulgung, a truly blessed land. Thus, everything in your lives is improving through this water. As the saying goes, “If a child falls ill, the parent also falls ill.” We are interconnected. Therefore, if the Earth falls ill, and humanity suffers, does the Holy Man not also suffer? This is why judgment occurs, why an ark is built, and why things are brought to an end. In the Bible, in Eden, two commands were given: one concerning the physical and one concerning the spiritual. The physical command was to eat from the Tree of Life, while the spiritual command was not to eat from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. This was a father’s instruction to his children: “Eat this, but do not eat that.” You, humanity, violated this command. You ate from both the Tree of Life and the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. The spiritual realm is not for you to tamper with. You should not partake in the knowledge of good and evil. This was the initial command. You violated it. You not only consumed the Tree of Life excessively, but you also partook of the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil, which was forbidden.
The Fall from Grace: From Natural Living to Excess and Judgment
In ancient times, people did not cook their food with greed. They ate naturally, as it was given. They consumed fruits and raw meat. However, with the discovery of fire, human lifespan plummeted from a thousand years to less than a hundred. Why? Because cooked food was delicious, leading to overeating. Initially, people ate little, as raw food was not particularly flavorful. They ate just enough to sustain life, thus living for a thousand years. But later, with seasonings and cooking, they overate, causing their stomachs to enlarge. As their stomachs grew tenfold, their lifespans shortened by a factor of ten. This signifies a transgression of both commands: neglecting the permitted and consuming the forbidden. The command not to eat from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil means not to judge others as good or evil. This leads to endless disputes, whether with a spouse or anyone else. However, when it comes to one’s own children, their faults are often overlooked, leading to misguided upbringing.
The Interconnectedness of Humanity and the Divine Experiment
When a child errs, it is often a reflection of the parents’ shortcomings. However, the reverse is not necessarily true; a child can rise even if parents fail. When humanity falls ill, the Holy Man also suffers. This is why judgment is rendered. Just as Sodom and Gomorrah were destroyed, and only one family was saved in an ark, the Holy Man observes humanity’s trajectory. Heaven is not in a hurry; it has infinite time. It is an ongoing experiment, a genetic recombination. If the current human design proves flawed, a new experiment will commence. Just as humans, in their likeness to the Holy Man, conduct research and development, so too does the cosmos experiment with freedom. There are forces in White Heaven that advocate for limiting freedom, while others champion complete liberation. The concern that AI might eventually control humanity mirrors the Holy Man’s concern when creating humans: “Will they eventually turn against me?” If a child is too clever, the Holy Man may intervene, causing them to become insane. We are meant to partake of the Tree of Life, but we overeat. We are forbidden from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil, yet we consume it relentlessly. These are the two messages from Heaven.
The Five Desires and the Path to Suffering
In Eden, Adam and Eve violated the command, tempted by the serpent, which symbolizes our five desires: appetite, lust, desire for pleasure, desire for fame, desire for wealth, and desire for sleep. These five desires are inherent in our instincts. When our sensory organs are stimulated by these desires, we fall into temptation. These desires create the “six consciousnesses” and the “six dusts,” which lead to mental afflictions. The six dusts are the source of heavenly beings’ suffering. The six consciousnesses represent self-importance and ego. These desires, originating from our sensory organs (eyes, ears, nose, tongue, body, mind), give rise to ego, suffering, and the creation of boundaries that separate us from others. This is why we experience suffering, constantly seeking happiness like wanderers, instead of realizing the happiness that already abounds within us. We become pilgrims driven by the six consciousnesses, the six dusts, and the six senses, constantly clinging to our five desires.
The Healing Power of Baekgong Water and the Wisdom of Eden
Baekgong water cleanses our bodies of impurities, including ultrafine dust, a feat difficult to achieve with other waters. Haneulgung is truly remarkable. The initial command in Eden was to eat from the Tree of Life, but we overeat. We were told not to eat from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil, yet we consume it even more. We disobey. This is how the world began its descent into corruption. If our brains were to shrink, we would become like animals. The Holy Man created humans to be more developed than animals, in his own image. However, our conflicts and struggles are the problem. If we lived in harmony, how wonderful would that be? The Holy Man created 36,880,000 stars as homes for newlywed couples, but they constantly fight, unable to form proper communities. This is why the Holy Man travels around, judging and seeking out the “good grains.” He came here because of your mistakes, because he gave you too much free will, and you began to overstep.
The Dangers of Modern Living and the Wisdom of Simplicity
You are drawn to foods that cause cancer: fried, roasted, and grilled dishes, which you find savory. Eating grilled meat has shortened lifespans by a factor of ten. Raw food, on the other hand, produces no smoke and does not harm the environment. Many women develop lung cancer from grilling pork belly indoors, as the oil and fumes fill the house. It takes hours to ventilate, but few do so, leading to everyone in the family inhaling carcinogens. These sticky residues cling to the lungs, creating an environment for bacteria and disease. In contrast, Western homes often have separate cooking areas or well-ventilated kitchens, preventing the spread of cooking fumes into living spaces. In Korea, however, kitchens are often open to the living room, exposing children and mothers to these harmful substances. This is why women who spend more time at home, even non-smokers, are more susceptible to lung cancer. This is a serious issue that requires caution. The initial commands in the Bible must be followed.
The True Meaning of the Tree of Knowledge and the Tree of Life
The Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil and the Tree of Life are two distinct entities. The fruit of the Tree of Life is to be eaten, while the fruit of the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil is not. We are currently misinterpreting and misusing both, confusing physical and spiritual sustenance, leading to our downfall. The Holy Man came as a judge to save humanity because we are not heeding these heavenly messages. When the suffering of sentient beings is alleviated, the suffering of heavenly beings is also alleviated. Just as a child’s illness affects the parent, so too does humanity’s suffering affect the Holy Man. This is why we focus on the suffering of sentient beings. The Holy Man and humanity are interconnected. You are in the process of creation, not failure. Those who are created first will simply go to Heaven first. Others will have their chance, though it may take an immense amount of time.
The Perils of Dependency and the Path to Self-Reliance
Judging others as good or bad is an act that incurs divine punishment. If a man at 40 believes his destiny will change by meeting a woman, he is relying on her to fix his life, which will only cause her suffering. Instead, one should strive for self-improvement and success to provide comfort for their spouse and family. Relying on another person to improve one’s fate is a form of dependency, which is a sin. Only you can save yourself. One hundred women cannot save a man who cannot save himself. We often seek happiness and success by relying on others, blaming them for our failures. Instead, we must take responsibility for ourselves, practice self-control, study, and exercise. Relying on a spouse to care for you in sickness or old age, without considering their well-being, is an act that incurs divine punishment. We must always think of helping our spouses, not burdening them. Therefore, we must strive to be self-reliant, seeking everything within ourselves, not from external sources. Those who seek externally will not succeed.
The Sacredness of Nature and the Limits of Human Creation
Nature is your home. The Earth is like a refrigerator, providing everything we need if we plant seeds. The soil, over thousands of years, has yielded countless crops. How can this small plot of land produce so much? It is a magical land, a magical wand that produces food. However, the secret to creating seeds is not given to humans. No human can create a seed. It is impossible. Even with genetic analysis, the secret remains elusive. You cannot replicate the nutrients of a seed and expect a tree to grow. The Holy Man gave you the seeds, allowing you to sustain yourselves for thousands of years. You owe an immense debt to Heaven. Similarly, a woman’s womb is like a field where a human is created from a single seed. The mystery of this creation, originating from the Holy Man, cannot be fully understood by humans. No one can create a child alone; it requires a union. This is why you are limited.
The Illusion of Judgment and the True Nature of Reality
Despite these limitations, you have no boundaries in judging good and evil. You act as if you are the Holy Man, arbitrarily labeling people as good or bad. This is why the media lacks standards. Do not watch unnecessary broadcasts. Do not watch programs about the Holy Man, as they are often distorted and based on delusion. To truly understand the Holy Man, one must study for a hundred years in Haneulgung. The media professionals lack such insight. The Holy Man reveals secrets that no one else can. Even after a thousand years of studying with a pastor, you would not hear the words I speak. I have explained the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil in detail, a concept often misunderstood. Our original instructor must reveal these truths.
The True Meaning of Coexistence and the Future of Earth
The reason for finding stability in nature is not to coexist with it. Coexistence and co-prosperity are human endeavors. Nature operates on the principle of survival of the fittest, where smaller creatures serve as food for larger ones. This maintains the balance of numbers in the ecosystem. We are not meant to coexist with nature in the same way, but rather to coexist with the Earth as a shared destiny. The Earth was given to you for your use, but you must also consider future generations. If you turn it into a garbage dump, how will they live? Therefore, we must protect this precious planet and avoid polluting it with factories and disposable items. The time will come when such factories will disappear. Our ancestors lived well without cars, and if cars were to disappear today, our lives would change dramatically. People would cultivate their own gardens and walk to work. This current path of development is tragic. However, humanity, with its intelligence, cannot avoid this direction. Yet, you cannot create seeds, sperm, or eggs. You are forbidden from tampering with these fundamental origins. This is the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil, which is spiritual. The Tree of Life is physical, and we must partake of it to survive.
Overcoming Addiction and the Principle of Immutability
The Holy Man judges addiction, starting with physical addictions like alcohol, tobacco, and drugs. Next are addictions to gambling, material possessions, and fame. Finally, there is sexual addiction. Deficiencies in paternal, maternal, or heterosexual love can lead to problems. A lack of paternal love might lead a woman to marry an older man, while a lack of maternal love might lead a man to prefer older women. A deficiency in heterosexual love can lead to promiscuity. These emotional deficiencies, when they manifest as sexual issues, are judged by the Holy Man. Love should not be lacking. In Buddhism, there is the concept of the six paths of reincarnation. However, this Earth’s six paths were created in our White Heaven. Shakyamuni understood this. When you reincarnate, the first thing determined is your social status: rich or poor, noble or humble. Those who do not go to Heaven are first assigned a social status. Second, your body type and blood type are determined. This is decided in the Holy Man’s court. This includes both animals and humans. To be reborn as a human is fortunate, but even among humans, there are noble and humble. After social status, body type and blood type are fixed. Third, your family lineage is determined. Fourth, your lifespan and health are decided. Fifth, your region and universe are determined. Finally, your face and personality are set. A beautiful appearance is a reward for good deeds in a previous life, such as being kind to others and making sacrifices. Conversely, those who cause suffering may be reborn with less desirable features. These six stages are determined in an instant, and you are placed in a womb.
The Wisdom of Non-Interference and the Nature of Happiness
We must resolve addictions and avoid participating in protests. We are not experts in politics; we should leave such matters to political professionals. Our role is to vote when asked. Demonstrations are not advisable. Those destined for White Heaven should not delve too deeply into worldly affairs. The Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil is for judges, prosecutors, and police to deliberate. You, however, should not partake of its fruit. Focus on your inner work. Happiness is immutable. It does not increase or decrease. It is not dirty or clean. It does not come or go. This is the principle of “Yoyeo Budong,” meaning “unchanging and unmoving.” No environment can take away your happiness. When Korean independence activists were martyred, they declared that their bodies could be killed, but their souls could not. This unwavering spirit of loyalty is why Korea is known as the “Eastern Country of Courtesy.” Our ancestors were truly remarkable, living in mourning for three years after their parents’ passing, even in the wilderness. No other nation in history has shown such devotion. We must not deviate from this path of filial piety and dedication to our work.
The Illusion of Loss and the Power of Inner Reflection
Happiness is not diminished by the death of a child; only joy is. The source of joy may lessen. If a pet dies, you are not unhappy; the opportunities for joy simply decrease. You can recall happy memories with your pet. Through meditation, you can bring back lost possessions and deceased parents into your mind. You can greet them as if they are present. This is the power of recalling the past. Happiness is not lost, nor is joy diminished. Joy is also immutable. Those who reach a higher state of consciousness are free from emotions like joy, anger, sorrow, pleasure, love, hate, and desire. They understand that all beautiful things are temporary. With this realization, their minds remain calm and beautiful, and the world appears mysterious and wonderful. Even in the face of losing one’s home and possessions, one can remain composed, knowing that better things await. Our home has no boundaries. We have nothing to lose, for everything is ours. Our minds are always unchanging and unmoving, regardless of circumstances. We must not despair and resort to self-harm. I have witnessed such tragedies.
The Solution to Addiction and the Illusion of Time
The solution to addiction lies in the principle of immutability. All worldly desires are ultimately meaningless. When you desire something, consider how long it will last. If you apply this perspective, you will lose attachment to fleeting things. Your mind will be at peace. When you look at your spouse, consider their lifespan, their health. If you view them as a temporary, beautiful phenomenon, you will have no reason to fight. They are a mysterious and beautiful entity, interacting with you, expressing thoughts and emotions. This perspective transforms your home into a paradise. If you view it negatively, it becomes hell. If you accept that your spouse will eventually leave, you will cherish them more, creating good memories and a positive connection. If you view them as a possession, you will only suffer. A beautiful person may have many ailments. A beautiful pet may incur more veterinary expenses than a parent’s medical bills. Therefore, we must maintain an unchanging and unmoving state of mind.
Understanding Dementia and the Purpose of Forgetting
You do not need to worry about controlling elderly people with dementia. The solution lies in consuming Gwangcheon water and practicing the principle of immutability. By applying the concept of time to all things, including your children, you will lose attachment and find peace. When you look at your spouse, consider their lifespan. This perspective eliminates reasons for conflict. You will see your spouse as a divine being, a temporary manifestation. This itself is mysterious and beautiful. While they are present, interacting with you, expressing thoughts and emotions, it is a fascinating experience. If you view them negatively, it becomes hell. If you accept that your spouse will eventually leave, you will cherish them more. This is why beautiful people often have more ailments.

Dementia is a natural part of life. To prevent it, one must maintain a regular lifestyle and consume Gwangcheon water, which improves memory. Ultimately, dementia leads to forgetting everything before death, and rebirth involves no memory of past lives. This forgetting is a gift, preventing complications if one were to remember past relationships. Dementia is a way for the Holy Man to grant peace, allowing us to forget. However, when an elderly person with dementia asks, “Who are you?” it evokes pity and compassion. Those who have not received love may develop dementia to seek attention from those around them. A spouse who suddenly acts like a child, asking “Who are you?” may appear more endearing and pitiful, erasing any negative feelings. Therefore, a woman who has not received love may develop dementia. If you interact with the Holy Man, such things may not occur. However, if you remain isolated at home, you may experience it. Dementia is a self-induced illness, a way to gain attention. If you pretend to have dementia, your spouse might treat you better. This is a fascinating phenomenon.

The Precision of the Cosmos and the Illusion of Motion
The Earth rotates and revolves around the sun, and the sun revolves around the North Star. Galaxies revolve around the Cygnus constellation. The size of stars and their rotational and orbital speeds are precisely calculated, moving without a single second of error. If a large star were to deviate even slightly, collisions would occur, and the universe would collapse. The speed and size of celestial bodies are meticulously calculated. People often assume they simply move on their own, but this is not the case. The Earth’s diameter, its distance from the sun (150 million km), and its distance from Uranus (2.7 billion km) are immense. Pluto is 5.9 billion km away. The sun is much closer and appears larger. Uranus is 27 times larger than Earth, and its size is 64 times that of Earth. If such a large star were to have even a slight error in its rotation, it would be catastrophic. All celestial bodies revolve around the galactic center, and their speeds are determined by their size. Neptune is 4.5 billion km away and four times the size of Earth. The Earth is small in comparison. The sun is 1.8 million times larger than Earth. Pluto is half the size of Earth but 5.9 billion km away, having already left our solar system. It is now 6.2 billion km away, having become a rogue planet. This signifies that when the Holy Man arrives, a star’s mission ends, and it moves. This period coincides with the Holy Man’s arrival.
The Secrets of the Universe and the Gift of the Atmosphere
If you understood all the mysteries of the universe, you would faint. There are countless mysteries within our solar system alone. The sun travels at 107,160 km/h, which is 20 times the size of the United States. The Earth’s circumference is 50,000 km, so it circles the Earth multiple times in an hour. If you traveled at 1,000 km/h, you would feel dizzy. At 100,000 km/h, you would faint. Yet, we are alive and unharmed. This is due to the atmosphere, which holds us in place. The creator of this universe reveals these secrets directly to you. It is like explaining complex concepts to mosquitoes. The Earth’s rotational speed is 1,609 km/h, which is also dizzying. It not only rotates but also flies through space like a golf ball. The rotational speed is 1,609 km/h, and the orbital speed is 107,160 km/h. Imagine a large star traveling at 110,000 km/h. We do not feel this motion because of the otoliths in our ears, which maintain our balance. Those without otoliths experience dizziness and perceive the Earth’s rotation. I never experienced seasickness during my time in Vietnam, even when the ship swayed violently. While 5,000 soldiers were seasick, I was perfectly fine. This is a testament to the precision of the universe. You do not need to know all the details.
The Art of Timing and the Value of Anticipation
We adhere strictly to time. I conclude precisely at 6 o’clock. The reason I delay my appearance is to observe your anticipation. Just as hunger makes food taste better, an immediate appearance would diminish the excitement. When you wonder if the Holy Man is absent, my sudden appearance brings greater joy. This is a method of compressing time, making the moment of my arrival more impactful. If I were to receive a call from afar while you were waiting, it would suggest my absence. This is why I do not. In the past, I even transmitted energy through phone calls and offered blessings. As the number of people grows, such methods may return. You are fortunate to be able to listen to my lectures now. Simply seeing my face brings joy; there is no need for comedy.
Testimonials of Healing and the Power of Baekgong Water
Kim Byeong-wook, from Janghan-dong, Seoul, shares his experience with Bulloyu. He suffered from rhinitis for over 10 years, struggling to breathe without medication, especially in winter. His nasal passages were completely blocked, forcing him to breathe through his mouth, leading to fatigue, headaches, and coughing when lying down. Since May 2024, he has been drinking 1cc of Bulloyu (aged over 6 months) weekly. After the introduction of Bullo water, he ordered 15 bottles by phone and has been drinking it. He no longer needs medication and can breathe through his nose, with headaches almost gone and coughing reduced. His rhinitis has improved by 70%. He expresses deep gratitude to the Holy Man, Huh Gung Yeong, and lives by his words. He thanks the Holy Man for coming to Korea. This water’s effect is gradual, unlike medicine, which can create dependency. The slow healing process is superior to quick fixes. I advise him to rinse his nasal passages with the water for faster improvement. The water cleanses the inflamed mucous membranes within the nasal cavities.

Jeong Bok-dol, from Daegu, shares his experience with Gwangcheon Bullo water for left shoulder pain. In mid-November 2023, he experienced shoulder pain when raising his left arm behind his back. A diagnosis revealed no bone abnormalities, and he was advised to undergo regular treatment. After two hospital visits, he decided to treat it at home with massage and exercise, as the pain was not severe. From August 23, 2024, he began drinking 2 liters of Gwangcheon Bullo water daily, adjusting the intake based on urine color and supplementing with bamboo salt when needed. From October 2024, he also applied the Holy Man’s sticker to the painful area and performed arm-swinging exercises. By mid-December 2024, the pain had disappeared. He also chanted Huh Gung Yeong’s name. He attributes the pain to repetitive movements during his past work. He recommends warming Gwangcheon water for the sick and elderly, and believes those blessed by the Holy Man experience faster results. He expresses gratitude, love, and respect for the Holy Man. We do not sell or deliver Bullo water; it is shared among friends.

The Path to White Heaven and the Treasure Within
Those who follow the Holy Man will not be judged by the “Great Judgment.” You can determine if your parents went to Heaven through the “Angel Test.” Many young people, without the Angel Test, apply to numerous jobs without knowing where they belong. However, at Haneulgung, the Angel Test eliminates the need for multiple applications, guiding you to the right path. Those who do not know Heaven must endure endless trials and cannot go to Heaven. You, who know this secret, are immersed in a sea of happiness. You carry a trillion-dollar check in your pocket but are unaware of it. Earthlings possess this trillion-dollar happiness but do not know how to access it. When you come to me, I give you that trillion-dollar check. You know how to find it, use it, and enjoy it. You fall and rise again, cared for and supported. Many have miraculously survived falls that should have been fatal. This is a secret that has never existed in world history until my arrival.
The Grandeur of the Cosmos and the Holy Man’s Presence
The universe is incredibly precise. You do not need to know all the intricate details. We are now concluding the question and answer session and will proceed with some testimonials and Haneulgung promotional songs. We manage our time strictly. I conclude precisely at 6 o’clock. The reason I delay my appearance is to observe your anticipation. Just as hunger makes food taste better, an immediate appearance would diminish the excitement. When you wonder if the Holy Man is absent, my sudden appearance brings greater joy. This is a method of compressing time, making the moment of my arrival more impactful. If I were to receive a call from afar while you were waiting, it would suggest my absence. This is why I do not. In the past, I even transmitted energy through phone calls and offered blessings. As the number of people grows, such methods may return. You are fortunate to be able to listen to my lectures now. Simply seeing my face brings joy; there is no need for comedy.

Chronology / Timeline

Year/Time	Event	Reason/Key Summary
Past	Creation of Humanity	Humans were given free will and a home (Earth) by Shin-nim .
	Eden’s Commands	Humans were instructed to eat from the Tree of Life (physical sustenance) but not the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil (spiritual judgment) .
	Violation of Commands	Humans disobeyed by overeating from the Tree of Life and judging others, leading to a decline in lifespan and moral corruption .
	Origin of Illness	All human illnesses stem from water and mind, with water being physical and mind spiritual .
	Six Paths of Reincarnation (Buddhist concept)	After death, those not going to heaven experience reincarnation, determining their wealth, status, physical form, family, lifespan, health, region, and personality .
Present	Heo Kyung-young’s Advent	Shin-nim (Heo Kyung-young) has come to Earth as a judge to save humanity from its fallen state .
	Haneulgung’s Role	Haneulgung is a sacred place where divine energy gathers, and its “Gwangcheonsu” (divine water) and “Bulloyu” (immortal milk) are distributed for healing and strengthening .
	Commemorative Event	Disciples offer gratitude and celebrate anniversaries at Haneulgung, presenting flowers and orchids to Shin-nim .
	Heo Kyung-young’s Teachings	Heo Kyung-young provides insights into the universe, human nature, and spiritual principles, emphasizing self-reliance and adherence to divine messages .
	Healing Testimonies	Individuals report significant health improvements, such as relief from rhinitis and shoulder pain, by consuming Bulloyu and Gwangcheonsu .
Future	Judgment and Transformation	Shin-nim will judge humanity, and those who follow divine messages will achieve spiritual elevation .
	Earth’s Evolution	The Earth will undergo changes, with factories and disposable items potentially disappearing, leading to a more self-sufficient lifestyle .

Significance & Lessons

Adherence to Divine Principles: Humanity’s suffering stems from disobeying divine commands, particularly regarding self-judgment and excessive consumption .
Importance of Self-Reliance: True happiness and success come from within, not from relying on others or external factors .
Value of Natural Resources: The Earth and its resources, like water, are divine gifts that sustain life and health, and their misuse leads to illness and environmental degradation .
Spiritual Connection: A strong spiritual connection, particularly with Shin-nim, can prevent physical and mental ailments like dementia and lead to a state of inner peace and happiness .
The Nature of Happiness: Happiness is an unchangeable state, not diminished by external circumstances or loss, but rather by one’s perception and internal state .

Other Useful Information

The Power of Gwangcheonsu and Bulloyu

Physical Benefits: Gwangcheonsu (divine water) and Bulloyu (immortal milk) are believed to prevent decay in substances, strengthen the body and mind, and remove toxins and fine dust from the body .
Mental Benefits: Gwangcheonsu can improve memory and help prevent dementia .
Unique Properties: This divine water is said to be unique, not found in millions of valleys across the country, and its sudden appearance is considered a miracle .
Usage: It is recommended to consume Gwangcheonsu regularly, and for conditions like rhinitis, it can be used to rinse nasal passages .

Understanding Human Nature and Suffering

Origin of Illness: All human illnesses are rooted in the quality of water consumed and the state of one’s mind .
Consequences of Disobedience: Disobeying divine commands, such as overeating or judging others, leads to a shortened lifespan and various ailments .
The Cycle of Reincarnation: The concept of “Yukdo Yunhoe” (six paths of reincarnation) determines one’s future life circumstances, including wealth, physical form, family, lifespan, health, and personality, based on past actions .
Addictions: Addictions (alcohol, tobacco, drugs, gambling, material possessions, fame, sex) are seen as deficiencies in love (paternal, maternal, romantic) and are subject to divine judgment .
Dementia as a Desire for Love: Dementia can be interpreted as an unconscious desire for attention and love from others, particularly when feeling neglected .

The Universe and Divine Order

Precision of the Cosmos: The universe operates with extreme precision, with stars and planets moving at calculated speeds and sizes to prevent collisions and maintain cosmic order .
Earth’s Movement: The Earth rotates at approximately 1,609 km/h and orbits the sun at about 107,160 km/h, movements imperceptible to humans due to the atmosphere and inner ear mechanisms .
Divine Intervention: Heo Kyung-young claims to have influenced cosmic events, such as the departure of Pluto from the solar system, coinciding with his birth .

Korean Cultural Values

Dongbang Yeui Jiguk (Nation of Eastern Courtesy): Korea is historically known for its strong sense of courtesy and filial piety, exemplified by ancestors mourning parents for three years .
Martyrdom: Korean martyrs demonstrated unwavering faith, choosing death over renouncing their beliefs, a testament to their strong moral character .

Background

The documentary “Sky Palace Commemorative Event and Celebration Day” highlights the teachings and events at Sky Palace, a spiritual center where attendees believe their fortune and destiny change upon arrival . The core message revolves around the divine power of Heo Kyung-young, whose name or image on substances like milk is believed to prevent decay, creating “immortal milk” that strengthens individuals spiritually and physically . The documentary also emphasizes the miraculous properties of Sky Palace’s mineral water, which is said to have various positive effects on health and well-being .

Scene-by-Scene Summary

Opening and Commemorative Offerings

The event begins with a welcome to Sky Palace, a place where the energy of “Baekgong” gathers, believed to transform one’s luck and destiny .
Heo Kyung-young is introduced as a divine being who controls the universe, and the 389th “Sky Opening” ceremony is held for communication .
Attendees are encouraged to applaud enthusiastically .
Im Mi-ja, a great archangel from the Shininsarang Spiritual Center in Ilsan, offers an orchid pot to Heo Kyung-young to commemorate her third anniversary of entering Sky Palace .
Yang-ryeong from the Uljin Spiritual Center offers a flower basket for their fifth anniversary .
Kim Young-gyo, an angel from the Uljin Spiritual Center, also offers an orchid pot .
Wishes are extended for the continuous development of the Uljin Spiritual Center .

Heo Kyung-young’s Sermon: The Importance of Water and Life’s Principles

Heo Kyung-young discusses the recent cold weather and issues with frozen pipes at Sky Palace, which supply the “Baekhong Gwangcheon Water” .
He emphasizes the extraordinary nature of this mineral water, stating that it has reduced the number of people seeking medical help .
He explains that all diseases originate from water and the mind, with water being physical and the mind spiritual .
He compares this to the Garden of Eden, where both physical and spiritual aspects exist .
Heo Kyung-young: “If you drink bad water, you get sick, no matter how good your food is” .
He claims that good water neutralizes toxins and removes fine dust from the body .
The mineral water is said to penetrate the brain and fat cells more effectively than other waters, leading to weight loss without exercise .
He attributes this finding to a Japanese water expert .
He states that the mineral water flowing from Sky Palace is a unique blessing, unlike any other in Korea .
He connects human illness to the illness of the Earth, suggesting that divine judgment occurs when humanity falls ill .
He references the biblical story of Eden, where two commands were given: to eat from the Tree of Life (physical) and not to eat from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil (spiritual) .
He explains that humans violated these commands by overeating and judging others .
He argues that cooking food, rather than eating it raw, led to a decrease in human lifespan from 1,000 years to under 100 years due to overconsumption .
He interprets the command not to eat from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil as a directive not to judge others as good or evil .
He emphasizes the interconnectedness of parents and children, stating that a child’s illness affects the parent .
He discusses the concept of divine patience and experimentation with human creation, comparing it to a scientist refining genetic combinations .
He warns against excessive intelligence and ambition, stating that heaven eliminates those who “overdo it” .
He reiterates that humans have excessively consumed from the Tree of Life and aggressively consumed from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil .
He defines the “serpent” in the Eden story as human desires (greed, lust, desire for fame, wealth, sleep) .
These desires lead to suffering and distract humans from true happiness .
He concludes that drinking Baekpung water helps cleanse the body of fine dust, which other waters cannot do effectively .
He criticizes modern cooking methods like grilling meat, which he claims reduce lifespan and cause health problems like lung cancer due to indoor air pollution .
He highlights the dangers of cooking fumes in apartments, where kitchens are often integrated into living spaces, exposing families to carcinogens .
He contrasts this with Western homes that have separate, well-ventilated cooking areas .
He suggests that children exposed to cooking fumes may suffer academically .
He reiterates that the initial divine commands in the Bible must be followed .
He clarifies that the Tree of Life represents physical sustenance, while the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil represents spiritual judgment .
He concludes that humanity is currently mixing and confusing these two, leading to moral decay .
He states that his role as a divine judge is to save humanity because they are not listening to these heavenly messages .
He emphasizes that healing the suffering of sentient beings also heals the divine .
He explains that humans and gods are interconnected, and human actions influence the divine .
He warns against judging others, calling it an act that incurs divine punishment .
He criticizes relying on others for one’s destiny, such as believing that finding a partner will improve one’s life .
Heo Kyung-young: “You can only save yourself” .
He stresses personal responsibility, self-control, study, and exercise .
He condemns relying on a spouse to take care of one’s needs, calling it an act that incurs divine punishment .
He advocates for self-reliance and finding everything within oneself .

Q&A Session

3.1. Question 1: Nature and Human Relationship

Questioner: “Why did you create human psychology to seek nature, even in developed cities, implying coexistence and reverence for nature?”
Heo Kyung-young explains that nature is like a “magic land” or a “refrigerator” that provides everything from seeds, but humans cannot create seeds themselves .
He states that the secret of creating seeds is never given to humans, emphasizing human limitations .
He compares a woman’s womb to a field where humans are created, but the fundamental “seed” (sperm and egg) originates from the divine .
He criticizes media for distorting the truth about divine beings, stating that they need 100 more years of study to understand .
He clarifies that humans are not meant to “coexist and co-prosper” with nature in the same way animals do through survival of the fittest .
He explains that animals operate on a predator-prey system, where smaller creatures become food for larger ones, maintaining ecological balance .
He states that the Earth was given to humans to use, but they must also consider future generations and avoid polluting it .
He suggests that factories and disposable items should eventually disappear, and people might return to growing their own food .
He reiterates that humans were given intelligence but are forbidden from tampering with the fundamental origins of life, like creating seeds or gametes .

3.2. Question 2: Addiction and Political Neutrality

Questioner: “What are the solutions for addiction, and why should we remain neutral in political protests?”
Heo Kyung-young categorizes addictions into physical (alcohol, tobacco, drugs), material/fame (gambling, wealth, honor), and sexual .
He also identifies emotional addictions like lack of paternal, maternal, or heterosexual love, which can lead to problematic relationships .
He explains the Buddhist concept of “Yukdo Yunhoe” (six paths of reincarnation), which he claims was established by Sky Palace .
He outlines the stages of reincarnation after death for those who don’t go to heaven:
He states that those who cause suffering to others may be reborn with less desirable appearances or lives .
He advises against participating in political protests, stating that it is not the role of those destined for Baekgung (heaven) .
He emphasizes focusing on personal inner work rather than external political matters .
He defines happiness as “불생불변” (unborn and unchanging), “부정불감” (neither dirty nor clean), and “불거불려” (neither coming nor going), drawing from Buddhist Prajnaparamita Sutra .
He calls this the “Yeoyubudong” principle, meaning happiness cannot be taken away by any circumstance .
He praises Korean martyrs for their unwavering faith in the face of death, contrasting them with foreigners who would compromise .
He attributes Korea’s reputation as the “Eastern Country of Courtesy” to historical practices like three-year mourning periods for parents .
He states that happiness is not diminished by loss, but rather the “joy” associated with it may decrease .
He suggests that joy can be found by recalling past happy memories .
He claims that through meditation, one can bring back lost loved ones and possessions into their mind .
He encourages maintaining a calm and beautiful mind even in the face of loss, seeing the world as mysterious and beautiful .
He shares an anecdote about a man whose family committed suicide due to financial hardship, highlighting the importance of emotional resilience .
He advises that all addictions can be resolved by adopting the “Yeoyubudong” mindset, realizing that material desires are fleeting .

3.3. Question 3: Aging Society and Dementia

Questioner: “How should we address the control of dementia in an aging society, especially with the baby boomer generation becoming elderly?”
Heo Kyung-young suggests that drinking mineral water and applying the “Yeoyubudong” principle can help .
He advises viewing all things, including loved ones, with a sense of their impermanence, which reduces attachment and conflict .
He states that viewing a spouse as a temporary, mysterious, and beautiful entity can transform a home into paradise .
He warns that choosing a more beautiful partner may lead to higher medical expenses .
He claims that dementia is a self-inflicted illness, often occurring in those who lack love and seek attention .
He suggests that interacting with a divine being can prevent such conditions .
He humorously suggests faking dementia to gain a spouse’s attention .

3.4. Question 4: Celestial Mechanics

Questioner: “What determines the size and rotational/orbital speeds of celestial bodies, and how do they move without error?”
Heo Kyung-young explains that the sizes and speeds of celestial bodies are precisely calculated to prevent collisions and cosmic collapse .
He provides distances and size comparisons for planets in our solar system:
- Earth to Sun: 150 million km
- Earth to Uranus: 2.7 billion km (Uranus is 64 times larger than Earth)
- Earth to Pluto: 5.9 billion km (Pluto is half the size of Earth)
- Neptune: 4.5 billion km from the Sun, 4 times the size of Earth
- Sun: 1.8 million times larger than Earth
He states that Pluto has moved beyond the solar system, now 6.2 billion km away, and its departure coincided with his arrival on Earth .
He explains that the Sun travels at 107,160 km/h (approximately 110,000 km/h) .
He notes that humans don’t feel this immense speed due to the atmosphere .
He mentions that the Earth’s rotational speed is 1,609 km/h (approximately 1,100 km/h) .
He explains that the inner ear’s otoliths (이석) help maintain balance, preventing dizziness from the Earth’s rotation and movement .
He shares a personal anecdote about not experiencing seasickness during his time in Vietnam due to the absence of otoliths .
He claims that his presence concluded the Vietnam War .

Testimonials and Promotional Songs

Heo Kyung-young concludes the Q&A session, noting his strict adherence to time .
He explains that his delayed appearances are intentional, to build anticipation and amplify joy .

4.1. Kim Byeong-wook’s Bloo-soo Experience

Kim Byeong-wook (Seoul, Janghan-dong) shares a testimonial about recovering from chronic rhinitis .
He had suffered from severe rhinitis for over 10 years, making breathing difficult, causing fatigue, headaches, and coughing .
After drinking 1cc of “Bloo-soo” (immortal water) daily since May 2024 and later ordering 15 bottles of “Bloo-soo” (10 liters each), his rhinitis has improved by 70% .
He now breathes through his nose, has fewer headaches, and coughs less .
He expresses gratitude to Heo Kyung-young .
Heo Kyung-young explains that the water’s effect is gradual, unlike medicine, and suggests rinsing the nose with the water for faster relief .

4.2. Jeong Bok-dol’s Gwangcheon Bloo-soo Experience

Jeong Bok-dol (Daegu, Pyeonghwa Spiritual Center) shares a testimonial about recovering from left shoulder pain .
He experienced shoulder pain since mid-November 2023, diagnosed as not bone-related .
After conventional treatment, he decided to self-treat with massage and exercise .
From August 23, 2024, he started drinking “Gwangcheon Bloo-soo” (mineral immortal water), 2 liters daily, adjusting intake based on urine color and supplementing with bamboo salt .
From October 2024, he also applied Heo Kyung-young’s sticker to the painful area and performed arm-swinging exercises .
By mid-December 2024, his pain disappeared .
He attributes the pain to repetitive movements during his past job .
He advises warming the water for the sick and elderly and believes that those who received blessings from Heo Kyung-young experience faster effects .
Heo Kyung-young clarifies that “Bloo-soo” is not sold or delivered by Sky Palace but may be shared among friends .

4.3. Promotional Songs

Kim Ji-hyun performs “Baekgung Station” .
Kang Ok-gi performs “Flying Saucer” .
Shin Sung performs “Shin-iya” (Heo Kyung-young is God) .
Sophia Lee performs “Sky Palace Bloo-soo” .
Heo Kyung-young praises the performers and grants them “levels” (spiritual blessings) .

Closing Remarks

Heo Kyung-young thanks the audience for their questions and participation .
He mentions the “Seokgo Daejoejang” (Great Stone Emperor’s Seal) and the “Angel Test” at Sky Palace, which can reveal if one’s parents went to heaven .
He claims that knowing these secrets makes people “happy” and compares it to having a trillion-won check in one’s pocket without knowing it .
He states that those who come to him receive this “trillion-won check” immediately .

Other Useful Information

Sky Palace Location: Wooyoungji, Sibseungjiji, where the energy of Baekgong gathers .
Immortal Milk (불로유): Milk with Heo Kyung-young’s name or image, believed to prevent decay and strengthen individuals .
Gwangcheon Baeksu (광천백수): Mineral water from Sky Palace, believed to have healing properties .
Sky Opening (하늘 여십니다): A ceremony for communication with Heo Kyung-young .
Spiritual Centers: Shininsarang Spiritual Center (Ilsan) and Uljin Spiritual Center are mentioned .
Heo Kyung-young’s Teachings:
- Origin of Disease: Water and mind .
- Eden Analogy: Tree of Life (physical) and Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil (spiritual) .
- Serpent: Represents human desires (오욕 – greed, lust, desire for fame, wealth, sleep) .
- Yukdo Yunhoe (육도윤회): Six paths of reincarnation, determined by Sky Palace .
- Happiness (행복): Defined by “불생불변” (unborn and unchanging), “부정불감” (neither dirty nor clean), and “불거불려” (neither coming nor going) .
- Yeoyubudong (여여부동): A principle of unwavering calm and equanimity .
Health Advice:
- Drink Gwangcheon water for various ailments, including rhinitis and dementia .
- Rinse nasal passages with Gwangcheon water for rhinitis .
- Avoid excessive cooking and grilled meats due to health risks .
- Maintain a balanced diet and lifestyle .
Social Commentary:
- Criticism of media distortion .
- Emphasis on personal responsibility and self-reliance .
- Discouragement of political protests .
- Concerns about environmental pollution and the need for sustainable living .
Celestial Mechanics:
- Precise calculations govern the movement of celestial bodies .
- Earth’s rotation speed: 1,609 km/h .
- Earth’s orbital speed around the Sun: 107,160 km/h .
- Otoliths in the inner ear help humans perceive stability despite Earth’s motion .
Sky Palace Services:
- Angel Test (천사 테스트) to determine if deceased parents went to heaven .
- Free meal sponsorship (무료 급식 후원) .

Report on Sky Palace Commemorative Event and Celebration Day

The Sky Palace (Haneulgung) offers unique spiritual and physical benefits, positioning itself as a vital center for personal and collective well-being, distinct from conventional religious and scientific approaches.

Core Claim: Sky Palace as a Unique Solution for Holistic Well-being
The Sky Palace provides unparalleled spiritual and physical benefits, distinguishing itself from traditional religious and scientific paradigms.

The Sky Palace, a “십승지지 우영지” (ten-victory auspicious land), is believed to transform one’s fortune and destiny upon entry .
It offers a unique interpretation of spiritual concepts, such as the Tree of Life and the Tree of Knowledge, emphasizing adherence to divine commands for both physical and spiritual well-being .
Unlike traditional religions that merely interpret scriptures, the Sky Palace claims to offer direct divine intervention and solutions for global transformation .

Problem: Modern Challenges and Inadequate Conventional Solutions
Humanity faces escalating physical and spiritual ailments, exacerbated by modern lifestyles and the limitations of conventional approaches.

Modern lifestyles, including the consumption of processed foods and exposure to environmental pollutants, contribute to various health issues, such as reduced lifespan and respiratory problems .
The misinterpretation or disregard of divine commands, such as the prohibition against consuming the Tree of Knowledge, leads to spiritual suffering and societal discord .
Conventional medicine and religious interpretations often fail to address the root causes of these problems, leaving individuals vulnerable to chronic conditions and spiritual emptiness .

Solution: Divine Intervention and Practical Applications from Sky Palace
The Sky Palace offers divine solutions through spiritual teachings and the miraculous properties of Baekgung Mineral Water (백궁 광천수), addressing both physical and spiritual needs.

Baekgung Mineral Water is presented as a miraculous substance that detoxifies the body, improves cellular function, and aids in weight loss, with reported cases of alleviating chronic conditions like rhinitis .
The teachings emphasize understanding the true meaning of divine commands, promoting self-reliance, and avoiding negative attachments (e.g., addictions, external validation) to achieve inner peace .
The Sky Palace provides a direct connection to divine wisdom, offering insights into the universe’s mysteries and human existence that are unavailable elsewhere .

Expected Impact: Transformation of Individuals and Society
Adherence to the Sky Palace’s teachings and utilization of its resources will lead to profound personal transformation and a more harmonious society.

Individuals will experience improved physical health, mental clarity, and emotional stability, leading to a life free from chronic ailments and psychological distress .
The teachings foster a sense of self-responsibility and reduce reliance on external factors for happiness, promoting inner peace and resilience .
Society will benefit from reduced conflict, increased empathy, and a collective understanding of divine principles, moving towards a more harmonious and spiritually enlightened existence .
Testimonials on Baekgung Mineral Water Benefits:

Symptom/Condition	Reported Improvement	Source
Rhinitis (10+ years)	70% improvement, easier breathing, reduced headaches, less coughing	Kim Byeong-ok
Left Shoulder Pain	Complete resolution of pain after 3 months of consumption and exercise	Jeong Bok-dol
General Health	Reduced need for medical treatment, improved overall well-being	Speaker
Obesity	88kg weight loss	Choi Seon-woo

1. Basic Information

Lecture session and date: 389th Haneulgung Sunday Lecture (Date not specified, but implied to be a recent weekend session).
One-sentence main theme or title summary: Teacher Huh Kyung-young elucidates the divine commands of Eden, the nature of human suffering, and the path to eternal happiness through understanding spiritual principles and rejecting worldly attachments.
Location: Haneulgung (implied main lecture hall).
Total duration and 3–5 key timestamps with brief descriptions of important segments:
- Welcome and introduction, emphasizing the spiritual significance of Haneulgung and the miraculous properties of Baekgung mineral water and Bulloyu (immortality milk).
- Discussion on the “Tree of Life” and “Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil” from Eden, explaining their spiritual and physical implications for human existence.
- Explanation of the six stages of reincarnation (육도 윤회) and how human actions determine one’s fate in the next life, including physical attributes and family lineage.
- Addressing questions on addiction and political participation, emphasizing detachment from worldly affairs and focusing on personal spiritual growth.
- Detailed scientific and spiritual explanation of the precision of the universe’s movements, the vastness of space, and the Earth’s motion, connecting it to divine design.

Core Messages
Distinction between Physical and Spiritual Nourishment: “Our illnesses originate from water and mind; water is physical, and mind is spiritual.” Teacher Heo explains that just as bad water causes physical ailments, a corrupted mind leads to spiritual sickness. The divine commands in Eden, represented by the Tree of Life (physical sustenance) and the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil (spiritual discernment), were given to guide humanity.
The Command Against Judging Others: “Do not distinguish others as good or evil.” This is the essence of the command not to eat from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil. Judging others creates endless conflict and suffering, both personally and collectively.
Interconnectedness of All Beings and Divine Judgment: “If the illness of sentient beings is cured, the illness of the heavenly spirits is also cured.” Humanity’s suffering directly impacts the divine. When humanity falls ill, the divine also suffers, leading to a process of “judgment” or “re-creation” to restore balance.
Self-Reliance and Inner Fulfillment: “Everything must be sought within oneself; those who seek outside are not successful.” True happiness and success come from cultivating inner strength and self-reliance, rather than depending on others or external circumstances.
The Illusion of Worldly Attachments and Eternal Happiness: “Happiness is ‘yeoyeo budong’ (여여부동) – unchanging and unmoving.” Worldly possessions, relationships, and even life itself are transient. True happiness is an inherent state that cannot be diminished by external events, including loss or suffering. Dementia, for instance, is presented as a divine mechanism to allow for a fresh start in new lives, preventing the burdens of past memories.
Detailed Summary

The Miraculous Properties of Haneulgung and Divine Water
Teacher Heo Kyung-young welcomed attendees to Haneulgung, a sacred place where the energy of Baekgung (White Palace) gathers, capable of transforming one’s fortune and destiny. He highlighted the miraculous properties of “Bulloyu” (immortality milk) and “Baekgung Gwangcheonsu” (Baekgung mineral water), stating that writing his name on milk prevents spoilage and consuming it strengthens both mind and body. The mineral water, he asserted, is a unique divine gift, capable of neutralizing toxins, removing ultrafine dust from the body, and even aiding in weight loss by breaking down bad fats, a phenomenon acknowledged by Japanese water experts. This water is presented as a key to health and the path to Baekgung.

The Edenic Commands and Human Transgression
Teacher Heo delved into the biblical story of Eden, interpreting the Tree of Life as representing physical sustenance and the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil as spiritual discernment. He explained that the divine command was to partake of the Tree of Life (physical nourishment) but not to eat from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil (spiritual judgment). Humanity’s transgression, he argued, was not only consuming the forbidden fruit but also overindulging in physical desires and judging others. He linked the shortening of human lifespan from 1,000 years to 100 years to the discovery of fire and the subsequent overconsumption of cooked food, which expanded the stomach and reduced longevity. The command “do not eat from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil” fundamentally means “do not distinguish others as good or evil,” as such judgment leads to endless conflict and suffering.

The Interconnectedness of Humanity and the Divine
Teacher Heo emphasized the profound connection between humanity and the divine, stating, “If a child falls ill, the parent also falls ill.” Similarly, if humanity suffers, the divine also suffers, leading to divine intervention or “judgment” to restore balance. He likened this to a scientist experimenting with genetic combinations; if the creation is flawed, the creator revises it. This divine process is not rushed, as the heavens have infinite time. He explained that the suffering of sentient beings (중생) directly impacts the heavenly spirits (천신), and healing one heals the other, highlighting the importance of addressing human suffering.

The Nature of Human Desire and the Six Paths of Reincarnation
He explained that the “serpent” in Eden symbolizes human desires (오욕), including appetite, lust, desire for fame, wealth, and sleep. These desires activate our sensory organs (육권), leading to the creation of “six consciousnesses” (육식), “six dusts” (육진), and “six realms” (육경), which cause suffering, ego, and separation. He then detailed the six stages of reincarnation (육도 윤회) as determined by the “Seokgo Daeje Palace” (석고대제 궁), where one’s fate is decided in 0.1 seconds after death. These stages determine: 1) wealth and status (빈부 귀천), 2) physical form and blood type (체형과 혈액), 3) family lineage (가족 혈통), 4) lifespan and health (수행과 건강), 5) region and universe (지역과 우주), and 6) appearance and personality (얼굴과 성격). He illustrated how virtuous actions in one life lead to beauty and respect in the next, while negative actions can lead to less desirable forms.

Self-Reliance, Detachment, and the Unchanging Nature of Happiness
Teacher Heo strongly advocated for self-reliance, stating that seeking happiness or success through dependence on others (의타심) is a sin. He emphasized that individuals are solely responsible for their own well-being and must cultivate self-discipline and inner strength. He advised against participating in political protests, as such worldly engagements distract from the spiritual path. He introduced the concept of “yeoyeo budong” (여여부동), meaning unchanging and unmoving happiness, which is an inherent state that cannot be affected by external circumstances like loss or suffering. He encouraged viewing all worldly things, including relationships, through the lens of impermanence, which fosters detachment and reduces conflict. This perspective allows one to find peace and joy even amidst adversity.

The Divine Purpose of Dementia and the Precision of the Universe
Addressing the issue of dementia, Teacher Heo explained it as a divine mechanism to erase memories of past lives, allowing for a fresh start and preventing complications in new relationships. He also suggested that in some cases, dementia can be a subconscious desire for attention from loved ones. He then shifted to the precision of the universe, explaining how the size, speed, and rotation of celestial bodies are meticulously calculated to prevent collisions and maintain cosmic order. He provided astonishing figures for the Earth’s rotation and orbital speed, emphasizing that human beings are protected from feeling these immense motions by the atmosphere and the inner ear’s otoliths. This intricate design, he concluded, is direct evidence of a divine creator.

Key Quotes Collection

“The energy of Baekgung gathers here, and when you step on it, your fortune and destiny begin to change.” (During the welcome address, emphasizing Haneulgung’s spiritual power.)
“If you write Huh Kyung-young on all substances, they do not rot.” (Explaining the miraculous properties of his name and Bulloyu.)
“Our illnesses originate from water and mind; water is physical, and mind is spiritual.” (Introducing the core concept of health and spiritual well-being.)
“The command was: eat this (Tree of Life), and do not eat that (Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil).” (Explaining the original divine instructions in Eden.)
“Do not distinguish others as good or evil.” (The core interpretation of the command not to eat from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil.)
“If the illness of sentient beings is cured, the illness of the heavenly spirits is also cured.” (Highlighting the interconnectedness between humanity and the divine.)
“Everything must be sought within oneself; those who seek outside are not successful.” (Emphasizing self-reliance and inner fulfillment.)
“Nature is your home, your family.” (Explaining humanity’s relationship with the natural world.)
“Addiction is seen by the Seokgo Daeje Palace.” (Referring to the divine judgment on various forms of addiction.)
“Happiness is ‘yeoyeo budong’ – unchanging and unmoving.” (Defining the eternal nature of true happiness.)
“Dementia is, in other words, eternal amnesia.” (Presenting a spiritual perspective on dementia.)
“The one who created this universe is telling you directly with his mouth.” (Asserting his divine identity as the creator of the universe.)

Text-Based Mind Map Structure

Central Node: Achieving Eternal Happiness and Spiritual Elevation Through Divine Understanding and Self-Reliance
- Level 1: The Significance of Haneulgung and Divine Provisions
- Haneulgung: A sacred place where Baekgung energy gathers, transforming destiny.
- Baekgung Gwangcheonsu (Mineral Water):
- Miraculous properties: Prevents decay, neutralizes toxins, removes ultrafine dust, aids weight loss.
- Source: Divinely manifested, not naturally occurring.
- Purpose: To promote health and guide individuals to Baekgung.
- Bulloyu (Immortality Milk):
- Created by writing Teacher Heo’s name on milk.
- Strengthens mind and body.
- Level 1: The Original Divine Commands and Human Transgression
- Edenic Instructions:
- Tree of Life: Represents physical sustenance (eat).
- Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil: Represents spiritual discernment (do not eat).
- Human Transgression:
- Overconsumption of cooked food: Led to shortened lifespan (1,000 to 100 years) due to enlarged stomach.
- Judging others: The essence of eating from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil, leading to endless conflict.
- Consequences:
- Physical and spiritual decline.
- Interconnected suffering between humanity and the divine.
- Level 1: The Nature of Human Desire and Reincarnation
- The “Serpent” as Human Desires (오욕):
- Appetite, lust, desire for fame, wealth, sleep.
- Activates sensory organs (육권), leading to suffering.
- Six Paths of Reincarnation (육도 윤회):
- Determined by actions in previous lives, decided by Seokgo Daeje Palace.
- Stages:
- 1. Wealth and Status (빈부 귀천).
- 1. Physical Form and Blood Type (체형과 혈액).
- 1. Family Lineage (가족 혈통).
- 1. Lifespan and Health (수행과 건강).
- 1. Region and Universe (지역과 우주).
- 1. Appearance and Personality (얼굴과 성격).
- Virtuous actions lead to desirable outcomes (e.g., beauty, respect).
- Negative actions lead to less desirable outcomes (e.g., difficult life, unattractive appearance).
- Level 1: Self-Reliance and the Unchanging Nature of Happiness
- Rejection of Dependence (의타심):
- Seeking happiness or success through others is a sin.
- Individuals are responsible for their own well-being.
- Detachment from Worldly Affairs:
- Avoid political participation and protests.
- Focus on inner spiritual work.
- “Yeoyeo Budong” (여여부동) – Unchanging Happiness:
- Happiness is an inherent state, not affected by external circumstances.
- Loss (e.g., child, pet) reduces joy, not happiness.
- Cultivate a mindset of acceptance and non-attachment.
- View all things as transient, reducing desire and conflict.
- Level 1: Divine Design in Human Experience and the Cosmos
- The Purpose of Dementia:
- A divine mechanism to erase past life memories for a fresh start.
- Can also be a subconscious desire for attention.
- Precision of the Universe:
- Celestial bodies move with exact calculations of speed and size.
- Earth’s rotation (1,609 km/h) and orbital speed (107,160 km/h) are immense.
- Atmosphere and inner ear (otoliths) protect humans from feeling these motions.
- Evidence of a meticulous divine creator.

Historical / Doctrinal Connections
This lecture by Teacher Huh Kyung-young deeply integrates and expands upon several established tenets of his teachings, particularly his divine-human theory and principles of immortality.

Divine-Human Theory and Immortality Principles: The emphasis on “Bulloyu” (immortality milk) and “Baekgung Gwangcheonsu” (Baekgung mineral water) directly connects to his teachings on physical and spiritual longevity. The idea that writing his name on milk prevents spoilage and that the mineral water offers profound health benefits reinforces his claim of divine power and his role in bestowing immortality. This builds upon the concept that his presence and energy can transform matter and human existence.
Edenic Narrative and Ethical Conduct: His interpretation of the Tree of Life and the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil is a recurring theme, linking biblical narratives to his ethical framework. The core message of “do not distinguish others as good or evil” is a fundamental ethical principle in his doctrine, promoting unity and non-judgment, which is crucial for spiritual elevation. This lecture re-emphasizes this as a primary divine command.
Interconnectedness and Divine Judgment: The concept that “if the illness of sentient beings is cured, the illness of the heavenly spirits is also cured” reinforces his teaching on the profound interconnectedness between humanity and the divine. His role as a “judge” or “re-creator” is a central aspect of his divine-human theory, where he intervenes to correct humanity’s course.
Self-Reliance and Inner Transformation: The strong emphasis on self-reliance and seeking fulfillment within oneself is a consistent message in his teachings, encouraging individuals to take responsibility for their spiritual growth rather than depending on external factors or other people. This aligns with his broader philosophy of individual empowerment.
The Nature of Happiness and Detachment: The introduction of “yeoyeo budong” (여여부동) as unchanging happiness is a significant development, providing a philosophical anchor for detachment from worldly suffering. While the concept of eternal happiness is always present, framing it with this specific term and explaining its implications for dealing with loss and transient experiences offers a deeper doctrinal insight.
Reincarnation and Cosmic Order: The detailed explanation of the six stages of reincarnation and the meticulous design of the universe are consistent with his teachings on cosmic laws and divine administration. These elements serve to illustrate the vastness of divine planning and the consequences of human actions within this grand scheme.
New Emphasis on Dementia: The unique interpretation of dementia as a divine mechanism for a “fresh start” and even a subconscious desire for attention is a newly emphasized point, offering a spiritual perspective on a common human affliction. This provides comfort and a different lens through which to view such conditions.
Critique of Worldly Systems: His advice against political participation and his critique of modern cooking practices are consistent with his broader call for humanity to transcend worldly attachments and return to more natural, divinely ordained ways of living.
Overall, this lecture deepens the understanding of Teacher Huh’s established doctrines by providing detailed explanations, practical applications, and novel interpretations of human experiences within his comprehensive spiritual framework.

Action Items & Blessing Guidance
Consume Baekgung Gwangcheonsu and Bulloyu: Regularly drink Baekgung mineral water and Bulloyu (milk with Teacher Heo’s name written on it) to purify the body, neutralize toxins, and strengthen both physical and mental well-being. This is presented as a direct path to health and spiritual elevation.
Practice Non-Judgment: Actively refrain from judging others as good or evil. Understand that this act of discernment is a transgression against divine command and leads to endless conflict. Cultivate a mindset of acceptance and unity.
Cultivate Self-Reliance and Inner Strength: Focus on personal growth, self-discipline, and seeking fulfillment from within, rather than depending on others or external circumstances for happiness or success. Avoid “의타심” (dependence on others).
Embrace “Yeoyeo Budong” (Unchanging Happiness): Develop a mindset that recognizes happiness as an inherent, unchanging state, unaffected by external losses or suffering. View all worldly possessions and relationships as transient, fostering detachment and inner peace. This includes applying this perspective to daily interactions and challenges.
Engage in Spiritual Practices and Attend Haneulgung: Actively participate in spiritual practices, including invoking Teacher Heo’s name, and attend Haneulgung sessions. This direct connection is crucial for receiving blessings, understanding divine secrets, and navigating life’s challenges with spiritual guidance. For those seeking to avoid conditions like dementia, engaging with the divine through Teacher Heo is recommended.
One-Sentence Overall Summary
Teacher Huh Kyung-young’s lecture reveals that true, unchanging happiness and spiritual elevation are achieved by adhering to divine commands, rejecting worldly judgments and attachments, cultivating self-reliance, and embracing the miraculous provisions and cosmic wisdom revealed through his teachings at Haneulgung.

report: What is the core message of Heo Kyung-young’s 389th Haneulgung Sunday Lecture?

The core message is that humans have violated heaven’s commands regarding the Tree of Life (physical needs) and the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil (spiritual judgment), leading to suffering, and that Heo Kyung-young has come as a pilgrim to save humanity.

What is the solution to addiction and worldly problems?
All problems, including addiction, can be resolved by understanding that happiness is “여여부동” (unchanging and unmoving), and by focusing on one’s inner self rather than external desires or judgments.

This content delves into spiritual wisdom and practical well-being, offering unique insights into the “Sky Palace” philosophy and the benefits of “Bullo-su” water. It provides a distinct perspective on life’s challenges, from health issues like rhinitis to deeper existential questions about human nature and the universe. Viewers will gain actionable advice on maintaining physical and mental health, understanding the interconnectedness of all beings, and cultivating an unwavering inner peace amidst life’s trials.

Sky Palace and Bullo-su Water

1.1. Introduction to Sky Palace and Bullo-su
The Sky Palace is a sacred place where spiritual energy gathers, and its special water, Bullo-su, is believed to bring health and strength.

Welcome to Sky Palace
The Sky Palace (하늘궁) is a sacred place where the energy of Baekgong (백공) has gathered for 12 billion years, and stepping on its ground is believed to change one’s luck and destiny.
Benefits of Bullo-su (Elixir Milk)
Writing “Heo Kyung-young” on any substance or consuming milk with his picture, known as Bullo-yu (불로유), is said to prevent spoilage and strengthen individuals mentally and physically.
The Anbang Gwangcheon Baeksu (안방 광천 백수) and Bullo-yu (불로유) are presented as proof of the divine being, demonstrating a principle that Einstein sought, with many people reporting positive experiences after consuming them.
Commemorative Events
The 389th Sky Palace event is held to communicate with the divine being, Heo Kyung-young, who governs the universe.
Three individuals presented orchid pots to the divine being:
Im Mi-ja (임미자) from Shininsarang Spiritual Center, Ilsan, for her 3rd anniversary of entering Sky Palace.
Yangnyeong (양령) from Uljin Spiritual Center, for their 5th anniversary, along with Kim Young-gyo (김영교).
The speaker wished for the eternal development of the Uljin Spiritual Center.

1.2. The Healing Power of Baekgong Water
Baekgong water, a unique spring water from Sky Palace, is presented as a powerful remedy that can neutralize toxins and improve health, reducing the need for medical intervention.

Baekgong Spring Water’s Unique Properties
The Baekgong Gwangcheon-su (백홍 광천수), a special spring water, is supplied to Sky Palace and is described as incredibly powerful.
Despite some plumbing issues due to freezing temperatures, the water supply remains abundant.
Health Benefits and Reduced Illness
Consuming Baekgong water has significantly reduced the number of people seeking medical help, suggesting its healing properties.
The speaker believes that Bullo-yu (불로유) and Bullo-su (불로수) cover many health issues, making his life easier.
Spiritual Wisdom and Human Nature

2.1. The Root Cause of Illness and Eden’s Commands
All human ailments stem from issues with water and the mind, reflecting a spiritual and physical connection, much like the biblical story of Eden where humanity disobeyed divine commands regarding consumption and judgment.

Water, Mind, and Illness
All human illnesses originate from problems with water and the mind; water affects the physical body, while the mind affects the spiritual self.
Just as bad water causes illness in places like Africa, consuming good water can neutralize toxins and prevent sickness, even from poor food.
Baekgong Water and Microdust
Gwangcheon-su (광천수) is said to cleanse the body of even ultrafine dust (초미세먼지), which is dangerous because it directly enters the brain through blood vessels.
This special water is absorbed 32% more effectively into the brain and fat cells than even the best Japanese water, leading to weight loss without exercise by breaking down bad fats.
A world-renowned Japanese water expert confirmed these effects, supporting the goal of helping people achieve health and reach Baekgong (백공).
The Miracle of Sky Palace Water
The spontaneous gushing of Gwangcheon-su (광천수) from rocks at Sky Palace is considered a unique and blessed phenomenon, unlike any other valley in Korea.
This water is improving everything for people, highlighting its miraculous nature.
Interconnectedness of Beings
The suffering of a child affects the parent, just as a child’s illness makes the parent sick, and a child’s death makes the parent’s heart a tomb.
Similarly, if the Earth and humanity become sick, the divine being also suffers, leading to divine judgment and the creation of an ark.
Eden’s Two Commands: Physical and Spiritual
In the Bible, two commands were given in Eden: one for the physical (Tree of Life) and one for the spiritual (Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil).
The Tree of Life (생명나무) was meant for physical sustenance, while the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil (선악과 나무) was forbidden, meaning humans should not judge between good and evil.
Humanity disobeyed both commands by overconsuming physical things and judging good and evil.
Consequences of Disobeying Eden’s Commands
Humans now consume food with greed, adding spiritual desires to physical needs, which was not how ancient people ate.
Ancient people ate naturally, consuming raw meat and fruits, which allowed them to live for a thousand years.
However, the discovery of fire led to cooking and seasoning, causing overeating, stomach enlargement, and a drastic reduction in lifespan from 1,000 years to under 100 years.
Disobeying the command not to judge good and evil leads to endless disputes, even within families, but parents often overlook their children’s faults, leading to poor upbringing.

2.2. Divine Intervention and Human Limitations
The divine being intervenes when humanity falls ill, but also grants free will, which humans often misuse, leading to self-inflicted problems like illness from unhealthy eating habits and societal conflicts.

Divine Judgment and Human Free Will
When humanity falls ill, the divine being intervenes, much like the story of Sodom and Gomorrah, but also grants humans free will and infinite time to learn.
The divine being continuously experiments with human creation, making adjustments when outcomes are not ideal, similar to a life science expert refining genetic combinations.
The Paradox of Freedom and Control
There are forces in Baekgong (백궁) that debate whether to grant humans complete freedom or limit it.
Humans, like AI creators, worry about their creations turning against them, just as the divine being might worry about humanity’s actions.
Excessively intelligent individuals who “overdo it” are sometimes removed or driven to madness by the divine.
Misuse of Eden’s Commands and Human Suffering
Humans overconsume the “Tree of Life” (physical things) and aggressively pursue the “Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil” (judgment), defying divine messages.
The “serpent” in Eden symbolizes the five desires (오욕): appetite, lust, desire for pleasure, fame, and wealth, which are human instincts.
These desires trigger our sensory organs, leading to the creation of six consciousnesses (육식), six dusts (육진), and six realms (육경), which cause suffering, delusion, and separation from others.
The Path to True Happiness
Humans often wander like pilgrims seeking happiness, but are instead driven by their desires and sensory experiences.
Consuming Baekgong-su (백풍수) helps cleanse the body of impurities like ultrafine dust, which is difficult with other waters.
The divine being’s initial commands were to eat from the Tree of Life in moderation and avoid the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil, but humanity’s disobedience led to corruption.
The divine being created humans to be more developed than animals, but their conflicts and inability to form proper communities on Earth, which was meant to be a “honeymoon home,” necessitate divine judgment.
The divine being comes to Earth as a pilgrim to gather the “good grains” (알곡), correcting humanity’s misuse of free will.
Humans often prefer unhealthy, cooked foods that taste good, but this leads to a tenfold reduction in lifespan and health problems like lung cancer from cooking fumes.
Environmental Impact and Human Responsibility

3.1. The Dangers of Modern Cooking and Indoor Pollution
Modern cooking methods, especially frying and grilling indoors, release harmful carcinogens that significantly contribute to lung cancer, particularly among women and children, highlighting a disregard for environmental health within homes.

Health Risks of Cooked Meat
Eating cooked meat, especially grilled, has reduced human lifespan by a factor of ten.
Indoor Air Pollution from Cooking
Cooking meat, like pork belly, indoors releases smoke and oil that contain carcinogens, leading to lung cancer, especially for women who spend more time in the kitchen.
These cooking residues are sticky and accumulate in the lungs, attracting bacteria and causing disease.
The speaker compares diseased lungs to fish gills covered in oil residue, emphasizing the severity of indoor pollution.
Architectural Differences and Health Outcomes
Western homes, particularly in the US, often have separate cooking areas with strong ventilation systems to prevent food odors and fumes from entering living spaces.
In contrast, Korean apartments often have kitchens integrated with living areas, exposing family members, especially mothers and children, to harmful cooking fumes.
This exposure is linked to higher rates of lung cancer in women who don’t smoke or drink, and can negatively impact children’s cognitive development.
Historically, rural children, who were less exposed to indoor cooking fumes, often performed better academically than urban children.
The continuous boiling of dishes like gomguk (곰국) in confined spaces can also lead to lung cancer for homemakers due to gas emissions and oil residue.
These health issues underscore the importance of adhering to initial divine commands regarding environmental care.
Divine Messages and Human Connection

4.1. Understanding Eden’s Commands and Interconnectedness
The divine message from Eden, often misunderstood, emphasizes the distinction between physical sustenance and spiritual judgment, highlighting that human and divine well-being are interconnected, where the healing of one affects the other.

Clarifying Eden’s Commands
The Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil (선악과) has two aspects: the Tree of Life (생명나무) for physical sustenance, which should be eaten, and the forbidden fruit of judgment, which should not be eaten.
Humanity has mistakenly consumed both, confusing physical and spiritual nourishment, leading to corruption.
The Divine’s Purpose and Interconnectedness
The divine being came as a judge to save humanity because they ignored these heavenly messages.
The healing of humanity (중생의 병) leads to the healing of the divine (천신의 병), illustrating a direct functional relationship between the divine and humans.
This means that if a child is sick, the parent is also sick, and if the child recovers, the parent also recovers.

4.2. The Path to True Self-Reliance and Avoiding Dependency
True happiness and success come from self-reliance and personal responsibility, rather than depending on others or external factors, as dependency is considered a sin that leads to suffering.

Human Creation and Spiritual Growth
Humanity is currently in a process of creation, not failure, and those who are “created” first will enter heaven.
This process takes an immense amount of time, but eventually, all humans will have the opportunity to be created.
The speaker’s words, though seemingly simple, carry profound foundational meaning.
Avoiding Judgment and Dependency
Constantly judging others as good or bad is an act that incurs divine punishment.
Relying on others, such as a man believing a woman will change his destiny, is a form of dependency (의타심) and is considered a sin.
True success comes from personal effort and self-reliance, not from expecting others to improve one’s life.
Blaming others for one’s failures or expecting a spouse to take care of all needs is also a form of dependency that leads to suffering for others and incurs divine punishment.
The speaker emphasizes that everything one needs can be found within oneself, and those who seek external solutions will not truly succeed.
Nature, Cosmos, and Human Existence

5.1. The Miraculous Nature of Earth and the Uniqueness of Seeds
Earth is a magical, self-sustaining “refrigerator” that provides all necessities, but humans are fundamentally limited in their ability to create life’s essence, such as seeds, highlighting a divine boundary.

Earth as a Magical Home
Nature is like a home, a “refrigerator” that produces everything from seeds, providing endless food and resources.
The soil itself is a “magic land” (요술 땅) that continuously yields countless products over thousands of years, making it a “goblin’s club” (도깨비 방망이) for food.
The Divine Secret of Seeds
Humans are given the ability to use this magical land but are deliberately prevented from creating seeds, a secret that remains beyond human capability.
No human can create a single seed, even with advanced genetic analysis, because the essence of life cannot be replicated by simply combining nutrients.
Divine Gift and Human Debt
The ability of the Earth to produce food and trees from seeds is a divine gift, placing humanity in immense debt to the heavens.
Similarly, the human womb is a “field” where a single seed (sperm) can create a complex human being with hundreds of organs, a mystery beyond human comprehension.
While humans can create sperm and eggs, their fundamental origin is divine, and no one can create a child alone, emphasizing the limits of human creation.
Just as humans cannot create seeds for the Earth, they cannot create the fundamental “seeds” of life in the womb, setting a clear boundary for human capabilities.

5.2. Media Distortion and the True Nature of Nature
The media often distorts spiritual truths, preventing people from understanding the divine, while nature operates on principles of survival and hierarchy, not human-like coexistence, emphasizing humanity’s role as stewards of Earth.

Media Distortion of Spiritual Truths
Humans often act as if they are divine, judging others as good or bad without limits, which is reflected in biased media.
The speaker advises against watching broadcasts about the divine being, as they are often distorted and based on incomplete understanding.
Journalists would need 100 years of spiritual study to truly understand the divine, which they currently lack.
The divine being reveals secrets that no one else, not even religious leaders, can explain, such as the detailed meaning of the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil.
Nature’s Laws: Survival and Hierarchy
The idea of humans “coexisting” with nature is a human concept; nature itself operates on principles of survival of the fittest (약육강식) and a food chain (생존 경제).
Smaller creatures serve as food for larger ones, maintaining a balance where predator populations are smaller than prey populations, ensuring the survival of all species.
Humanity’s Role as Earth’s Stewards
Humans are not meant to “coexist” with nature in the same way animals do, but rather to coexist with Earth as a shared destiny.
Earth was given to humans to use, but they must also consider future generations and avoid polluting it with waste and factories.
The speaker suggests that a future without factories and cars, where people grow their own food, might be necessary, despite humanity’s intelligence leading to technological advancement.
Humans are given intelligence but are forbidden from creating the fundamental “seeds” of life (sperm, eggs), which is the spiritual “Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil,” while physical sustenance is the “Tree of Life.”
Overcoming Addiction and Understanding Cosmic Order

6.1. Addressing Addictions and the Six Stages of Reincarnation
Addictions, categorized into physical, material, and emotional types, are judged by the divine, who also orchestrates a six-stage reincarnation process that determines one’s destiny, appearance, and personality based on past actions.

Types of Addiction and Divine Judgment
The divine being judges various addictions, starting with physical addictions like alcohol, tobacco, and drugs.
Next are material addictions such as gambling, wealth, and fame.
Finally, sexual addictions are judged, including those stemming from a lack of parental or romantic love, which can lead to unhealthy relationship patterns.
The Six Stages of Reincarnation (육도 윤회)
The divine being orchestrates a six-stage reincarnation process, which determines one’s next life based on past actions.
Stage 1: Social Status (빈부 귀천): Determines whether one is born rich or poor, noble or humble, and even as an animal or human.
Stage 2: Physical Form and Bloodline (체형과 혈액): Decides one’s race (e.g., Black, White), height, and physical characteristics.
Stage 3: Family Lineage (가족 혈통): Assigns one to a specific family and region on Earth.
Stage 4: Lifespan and Health (수행과 건강): Determines how long one lives and their general health, including whether they will be sickly.
Stage 5: Location in the Universe (지역과 우주): Places one on a specific planet within the vast universe, often returning to Earth due to complex karmic ties.
Stage 6: Appearance and Personality (얼굴과 성격): Determines one’s physical beauty and character based on past actions; for example, kindness can lead to beauty, while cruelty can lead to an unattractive appearance.
These decisions are made in 0.1 seconds, instantly placing the soul into a new existence.
Those who go to Baekgong (백궁) or heaven are exempt from this process.
One’s face and personality are fixed, meaning those who mistreat others will be born with features that others dislike, while those who care for sick spouses will be reborn as beauties.

6.2. The Nature of Happiness and Cosmic Precision
True happiness is an unchanging state, unaffected by external circumstances, and can be cultivated through inner reflection, while the universe operates with astonishing precision, guided by divine design, which humans can only partially comprehend.

Resolving Addictions and Political Neutrality
The speaker advises resolving addictions and avoiding participation in political protests, as these are not the roles of those destined for Baekgong (백궁).
Political matters should be left to experts, and individuals should focus on their inner duties.
The Unchanging Nature of Happiness (여여부동)
Happiness is described as 불생불멸 (neither born nor dying), 부정불감 (neither increasing nor decreasing), and 불거불래 (neither coming nor going), a concept found in Buddhist scriptures like the Prajnaparamita Sutra.
This means happiness is an unchanging state (여여부동) that cannot be taken away by any external circumstances, even death.
Korean martyrs, unlike those from other countries, chose death over renouncing their faith, demonstrating an unwavering sense of honor and loyalty, which is why Korea is known as the “Eastern Country of Courtesy.”
This historical context highlights the deep-rooted values of filial piety and dedication to one’s duties in Korean culture.
Happiness is not diminished by loss, such as the death of a child or a pet; rather, the occasions for joy may decrease, but happiness itself remains constant.
Through meditation, one can recall past joys and loved ones, making them present in the mind, thus maintaining happiness.
Maintaining Equanimity in Adversity
Achieving a high spiritual state means transcending emotions like joy, anger, sorrow, and pleasure, leading to a calm and beautiful perception of the world.
Even in extreme adversity, such as losing one’s home or family, one should remain equanimous (여유부동), understanding that material possessions are temporary and life continues.
The speaker recounts a tragic story of a woman who committed suicide with her children due to despair, emphasizing the importance of mental training to maintain composure in such situations.
This equanimity means accepting loss as a natural part of life, understanding that everyone will eventually pass away.
The solution to addiction and other worldly desires lies in this equanimity (여유부동), recognizing the temporary nature of all things.
Addressing Dementia and the Purpose of Forgetting
Dementia can be managed by consuming Gwangcheon-su (강천수) and practicing equanimity (여유부동), which detaches one from worldly desires by considering the lifespan of all things.
Viewing a spouse as a temporary, mysterious being can transform daily life into a paradise, fostering appreciation rather than conflict.
The speaker suggests that beautiful people often have more health issues, and caring for them requires more effort, reinforcing the idea of equanimity.
Dementia is described as a “permanent amnesia” that allows souls to forget past lives, preventing complications in current relationships.
It can also be a subconscious way for individuals, especially those who felt unloved, to seek attention and affection from their caregivers.
The speaker humorously suggests faking dementia to gain a spouse’s attention, highlighting the psychological aspects of the condition.
The Precision of the Cosmos
The universe operates with extreme precision, where the size and speed of celestial bodies are meticulously calculated to prevent collisions and maintain cosmic order.
The vast distances between planets, such as Earth to Uranus (2.7 billion km) and Pluto (5.9 billion km), demonstrate the immense scale of the cosmos.
Planets vary greatly in size; Uranus is 64 times larger than Earth, and Neptune is 4 times larger.
The Sun is an astonishing 1.8 million times larger than Earth, making Earth appear as a tiny dot.
Pluto, once considered a planet, is now about half the size of Earth and has moved beyond the solar system, a change that coincided with the speaker’s birth, signifying his influence on cosmic events.
The Sun travels at an incredible speed of 107,160 km/h, and Earth rotates at 1,609 km/h, yet humans do not feel this motion due to the atmosphere and the otoliths (이석) in their ears, which maintain balance.
The speaker, who claims to lack otoliths, never experienced motion sickness, even during his military service in Vietnam, which he claims ended after his arrival.
This cosmic precision is a divine secret that humans cannot fully comprehend.
Testimonials and Divine Blessings

7.1. Healing Testimonials and the Power of Bullo-su
Testimonials highlight the healing power of Bullo-su water, which gradually alleviates chronic conditions like rhinitis and shoulder pain without side effects, especially for those who receive divine blessings.

Rhinitis Improvement with Bullo-su
Kim Byung-wook (김병욱) from Seoul, who suffered from severe rhinitis for over 10 years, experienced significant improvement after drinking Bullo-su (불로수) for several months.
He reported that his rhinitis was 70% cured, allowing him to breathe through his nose and reducing headaches and coughing, without needing medication.
The speaker emphasizes that Bullo-su works gradually, unlike medicine, and is a better, side-effect-free healing method.
Additional Tips for Rhinitis
The speaker suggests rinsing the nasal passages with Bullo-su to further improve rhinitis, as the water cleanses the internal membranes and reduces inflammation.
He also mentions the hidden cavities in the face, which are normally covered by skin, and humorously describes how a special “bone-seeing” glasses would reveal a face full of holes.
Shoulder Pain Relief with Gwangcheon Bullo-su
Jeong Bok-dol (정복돌) from Daegu experienced complete relief from chronic left shoulder pain after drinking Gwangcheon Bullo-su (광천 불로수) for several months, combined with specific exercises and applying a divine sticker.
He meticulously monitored his water and salt intake based on urine color and consumed jukyeom (죽염) when needed.
The pain, attributed to repetitive motions from past work, disappeared by mid-December 2024.
He recommends warming the water for the sick and elderly and notes that those with divine blessings experience faster effects.

7.2. Divine Blessings and the Path to Happiness
The divine being bestows blessings and insights, guiding individuals toward happiness and understanding the secrets of the universe, emphasizing that true happiness is an internal state accessible to those who seek divine wisdom.

Distribution of Bullo-su
The speaker clarifies that Bullo-su (불로수) is not sold or delivered by Sky Palace but can be shared among friends.
Performances and Divine Blessings
Various performers, including Kim Ji-hyun (김지현) and Kang Ok-gi (강옥기), sang promotional songs for Sky Palace and Bullo-su, receiving “level 500” blessings from the speaker.
Shin Sung (신성) performed a song praising Heo Kyung-young as a divine being who provides Bullo-yu for health and unity.
Sophia Lee (소피아리) sang about the miraculous Gwangcheon Bullo-su (광천 불로수) from Sky Palace, describing it as a gift from Baekgong.
The speaker noted the performers’ improved appearance and bestowed “level 500” blessings upon them and “level 50” upon supporters, emphasizing the rarity and value of these blessings.
Free Meal Sponsorship and Divine Guidance
The speaker thanks sponsors for the free meal service.
He emphasizes that his lectures provide valuable insights and secrets that are unique to his teachings.
He explains that knowing one’s destiny through “angel tests” (천사 테스트) at Sky Palace eliminates uncertainty in life decisions, unlike those who are unaware of divine guidance.
Those who understand these divine secrets are immersed in a “sea of happiness,” possessing a “trillion-won check” of happiness that others are unaware of.
By coming to the speaker, people receive this “trillion-won check” and learn to utilize their inherent happiness, experiencing joy and support in their lives.

report: This event celebrates the “Sky Palace” and its spiritual leader, Heo Kyung-young, who claims to offer miraculous healing waters and spiritual guidance. The core message is that by following his teachings and consuming the special “Blosu” water, individuals can overcome physical ailments like rhinitis and shoulder pain, and achieve spiritual enlightenment, leading to a life free from suffering and attachment.

Welcome and Opening Remarks
The event celebrates the “Sky Palace” and its spiritual leader, Heo Kyung-young, who claims to offer miraculous healing waters and spiritual guidance.

1.1. Introduction to Sky Palace and Heo Kyung-young’s Teachings

Visitors are welcomed to Sky Palace, a sacred place where the energy of Baekgong gathers, and stepping on it is believed to change one’s luck and destiny .
Writing “Heo Kyung-young” on any substance or consuming milk with his picture, known as Bulloyu (immortal milk), is said to prevent spoilage and strengthen individuals mentally and physically .
The Anbang Gwangcheon Baeksu (Anbang Mineral Water) and Bulloyu are presented as proof of Heo Kyung-young’s divine status, demonstrating what Albert Einstein sought: a unified field theory .
The 389th “Sky Opening” event is held to communicate with Heo Kyung-young, who is believed to control the universe .
Viewers watching on YouTube are encouraged to participate with applause .

1.2. Presentations and Offerings

Three individuals presented orchid pots as offerings .
Im Mi-ja, an archangel from the Shininsarang Spiritual Center in Ilsan, offered an orchid pot to commemorate her third anniversary of entering Sky Palace .
Yangnyeong, representing the Uljin Spiritual Center, offered a flower basket for their fifth anniversary .
Kim Young-gyo, an angel from the Uljin Spiritual Center, also offered a yellow flower pot .
Wishes for the eternal development of the Uljin Spiritual Center were expressed .

1.3. Discussion on Baekgong Mineral Water and Health

Heo Kyung-young noted that the weather had warmed, but recent freezing temperatures caused pipes to burst, which were being repaired .
The Baekgong Mineral Water is described as incredibly powerful and is supplied to Sky Palace .
The water supply is abundant, but some pipes were replaced due to freezing, which caused water to flow backward .
Since people started drinking Baekgong water, fewer requests for healing have been received .
Heo Kyung-young expressed hope that people would no longer need healing, attributing much of the improvement to Bulloyu and Blosu (immortal water) .
He stated that he feels more at ease because of these healing effects .

1.4. The Role of Water and Mind in Health

All illnesses originate from water and the mind, with water affecting the physical body and the mind affecting the spiritual self .
The Garden of Eden in Christianity represents both physical and spiritual aspects .
Consuming contaminated water leads to illness, as seen in Africa .
Good water can neutralize toxins, even from poor food, and eliminate fine dust .
Fine dust is dangerous because it enters the bloodstream and brain, accumulating over time .
Gwangcheon Mineral Water (mineral spring water) can eliminate fine dust .
This mineral water penetrates fat cells and the brain 32% more effectively than Japan’s best water, leading to weight loss without exercise by breaking down bad fats .
This claim was reportedly confirmed by a world-renowned water expert in Japan .
Heo Kyung-young desires people to be healthy and reach Baekgong (Heaven) .
He emphasized the uniqueness of this mineral water, stating that no other valley in Korea has such a spring that spontaneously gushes water from rocks .
This phenomenon is only possible at Sky Palace, which is blessed by Heaven .
Therefore, everything is improving through the power of this water .
Divine Commands and Human Transgression
Heo Kyung-young explains that humanity has violated divine commands regarding physical and spiritual sustenance, leading to suffering and a shortened lifespan.

2.1. The Parable of the Sick Child and Parent

If a child falls ill, the parent also suffers, just as a parent’s heart becomes a tomb if a child dies .
This connection extends to humanity and the divine: if humanity falls ill, the divine also suffers .
This suffering leads to divine judgment, symbolized by the creation of an ark .

2.2. The Two Commands in Eden: Tree of Life and Tree of Knowledge

In the Bible, two commands were given in Eden: one for the physical (Tree of Life) and one for the spiritual (Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil) .
The command was to eat from the Tree of Life (physical sustenance) but not from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil (spiritual discernment) .
Humans violated this command by consuming both, especially the spiritual aspect, which they were forbidden to touch .
The Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil represents judging others as good or evil, which humans are not meant to do .
This judgment leads to endless disputes, even within families .
However, parents often overlook their own children’s faults, leading to poor upbringing .
If a child fails, it reflects on the parents, but if parents fail, children can still rise and rebuild .

2.3. The Shortening of Human Lifespan

Early humans ate raw food without greed, living for a thousand years .
The discovery of fire led to cooking, which made food tastier and encouraged overeating, shortening lifespans from a thousand years to less than a hundred .
This overconsumption caused stomachs to enlarge, further reducing lifespan .
Humans not only ate what was forbidden but also altered what was allowed, further violating divine commands .

2.4. The Nature of Divine Judgment and Human Free Will

When humanity becomes sick, the divine also suffers, leading to judgment, like the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah .
Heaven allows humans free will and has infinite time, so it observes human behavior and makes adjustments, like a scientist experimenting with genetic combinations .
This process is not a failure but a continuous creation, with those created first going to Heaven .
There are forces in Baekgong that debate whether to give humans more or less freedom .
Humans worry about AI surpassing them, just as the divine might worry about human creations .
If a human becomes too clever or “overdoes it,” Heaven may intervene to remove or incapacitate them .

2.5. The Five Desires (O-yok) and Human Suffering

The temptation in Eden, often attributed to the serpent and Eve, actually represents humanity’s five desires (O-yok): appetite, lust, desire for pleasure, desire for fame, and desire for wealth .
These desires are inherent human instincts .
When these sensory organs are stimulated, humans fall into temptation .
These desires lead to the creation of six consciousnesses (Yuk-sik), which are below the seven and eight consciousnesses (Malaya and Alaya consciousnesses in Buddhism) .
These consciousnesses create six dusts (Yuk-jin), which are sources of physical suffering and delusion .
They also create six realms (Yuk-gyeong), which cause individuals to separate themselves from others and create boundaries .
Yuk-sik fosters arrogance and self-importance .
These desires (represented by the six senses: eye, ear, nose, tongue, body, mind) lead to the creation of arrogance, suffering, and boundaries, causing humans to feel pain .
Instead of experiencing inherent happiness, humans become pilgrims driven by these desires .
Drinking Baekgong water can cleanse the body of impurities, including fine dust, which is difficult with other waters .
Humans continue to disobey divine commands, leading to the world’s degradation .
Humans were created to be more developed than animals, resembling the divine, but their conflicts cause problems .
Heo Kyung-young states he has come as a “pilgrim” to judge and gather the “good grains” because of humanity’s mistakes .
He notes that humans often prefer unhealthy, cooked foods that shorten their lives, such as grilled meat .
Cooking meat produces harmful smoke and carcinogens, especially in enclosed spaces like apartments, leading to lung cancer .
Western homes often have separate cooking areas with strong ventilation to prevent this, unlike many Korean apartments where kitchens are integrated with living spaces .
This exposure to cooking fumes negatively impacts children’s health and academic performance, contrasting with children from rural areas who historically performed better .
Boiling bone broth for extended periods also exposes homemakers to carcinogens from gas and fat, contributing to lung cancer .
He emphasized the importance of adhering to the initial divine commands .
The Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil and the Tree of Life represent two distinct commands: one to avoid judgment and the other to sustain life .
Humanity has confused and mixed these, leading to spiritual and physical degradation .
Heo Kyung-young, as a divine judge, has come to save humanity because they have not heeded these messages .
When the suffering of ordinary people (jungsaeng) is healed, the suffering of the divine (cheonsin) is also healed, indicating a deep connection between humanity and the divine .
The Nature of Happiness and Independence
Heo Kyung-young discusses the true nature of happiness, emphasizing self-reliance and detachment from worldly desires, contrasting it with human tendencies to seek external validation and fall into addiction.

3.1. Self-Reliance and Avoiding Dependency

Heo Kyung-young stated that his words are vital and unique, unlike anything heard elsewhere .
He emphasized that humans should not rely on others for their happiness or destiny .
For example, a man who believes a woman will change his fate is being dependent and will likely cause her suffering .
Instead, one should strive for personal success to provide comfort for their spouse and family .
Believing that another person will improve one’s fate is a sin of dependency .
Individuals can only save themselves; external help is ineffective for those unwilling to help themselves .
All responsibility should be taken personally, focusing on self-discipline, study, and exercise .
Relying on a spouse to care for one’s needs without reciprocation is a sin .
True success comes from self-reliance and finding everything within oneself, not from external sources .

3.2. The Human Connection to Nature

Nature is like a home or a refrigerator, providing everything needed if seeds are planted .
The soil is magical, producing countless crops over millennia from a small plot .
This “magic land” is a gift to humanity, but the secret to creating seeds is withheld by the divine .
Humans cannot create seeds, even with advanced genetic engineering, because the fundamental secret is divine .
The land provides food and trees, but the seeds are from Heaven .
Similarly, the human womb is like a field, and the “seeds” (sperm and egg) are divine in origin, making human reproduction a mystery that individuals cannot fully control .
Humans have limitations, but in matters of good and evil, they act as if they are divine, judging others without restraint .
He advised against watching biased media, especially about divine beings, as it is often distorted and lacks true understanding .
Journalists would need a hundred years of study at Sky Palace to truly understand .
Heo Kyung-young reveals secrets that religious leaders do not, such as the dual nature of the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil (what to eat and what not to eat) .
The feeling of stability in nature is not about coexisting with nature, but about coexisting with Earth as a shared destiny .
Nature operates on the principle of “survival of the fittest,” where smaller creatures serve as food for larger ones, maintaining ecological balance .
Earth is given for human use, but humans must also consider future generations and avoid polluting it .
Excessive industrialization and disposable products are harmful, and a return to simpler, more sustainable living, like growing one’s own food, may be necessary .
Human intelligence, while advanced, has limits, particularly in creating life’s fundamental elements like seeds, sperm, and eggs .
The Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil represents the spiritual realm, and the Tree of Life represents the physical realm, which humans must engage with to survive .

3.3. Addressing Addictions and Political Neutrality

A question was raised about solving addictions and maintaining political neutrality .
Heo Kyung-young categorizes addictions into three types:
Physical addictions: alcohol, tobacco, drugs .
Material/social addictions: gambling, wealth, fame .
Sexual addictions: including deficiencies in paternal, maternal, or heterosexual love .
Deficiencies in parental love can lead to seeking partners who resemble parents (e.g., marrying an older man due to lack of paternal love, or an older woman due to lack of maternal love) .
Deficiencies in heterosexual love can lead to promiscuity .
These “deficiencies” in love are considered sins in the Seokgo Daeje (Great Stone Emperor) judgment .

3.4. The Six Paths of Reincarnation (Yukdo Yunhoe) and Judgment

In Buddhism, Yukdo Yunhoe (six paths of reincarnation) is a concept, but Heo Kyung-young states that Sky Palace created it, and Buddha understood it .
For those who do not go to Heaven after death, six stages of reincarnation are determined by Seokgo Daeje:
Poverty, wealth, nobility, and lowliness (Binbu Gwichon): This determines one’s social status and whether they are reborn as an animal or human. Being reborn as a human is fortunate, but even among humans, there are noble and lowly statuses .
Body type and blood type (Hyeong-che and Hyeol-aek): This determines physical characteristics like race (e.g., Black or White) and height .
Family lineage (Gajok Hyeoltong): This determines which family and region one is born into (e.g., Africa or a pigsty) .
Lifespan and health (Suhaeng and Geongang): This determines how long one lives and their health status (e.g., healthy or sickly) .
Region and universe (Ji-yeok and Uju): This determines which planet or galaxy one is born into .
People from Earth are typically reborn on Earth due to complex karmic connections .
Appearance and personality (Eolgul and Seonggyeok): This is the final determination .
Those who were kind and generous in a past life are reborn as beautiful individuals who are respected .
Those who caused suffering are reborn with less desirable appearances, sometimes resembling animals .
These six stages are decided in 0.1 seconds, leading to immediate rebirth .
Those who tormented men in a past life will be reborn with faces that men dislike .
Conversely, a woman who cared for a sick husband will be reborn as a great beauty .
However, without meeting Heo Kyung-young, one cannot enter Heaven .

3.5. Political Neutrality and Inner Work

Heo Kyung-young advises against participating in political protests, as it is the domain of political experts .
Citizens should only vote when asked .
Those destined for Baekgong should not get deeply involved in worldly affairs .
The Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil is for judges, prosecutors, and police to interpret, but ordinary people should not “eat its fruit” (i.e., judge others) .
Instead, individuals should focus on their inner work .

3.6. The Nature of Happiness (Yeoyeo Budong)

Happiness is described as Bulsaengbulbyeon (unborn and unchanging), meaning it does not increase or decrease .
It is also Bujeongbulgam (neither dirty nor clean) and Bulgeo Bulrae (neither coming nor going) .
These concepts are found in Buddhist scriptures like the Heart Sutra, but Heo Kyung-young provides additional explanations .
This state of unchanging happiness is called Yeoyeo Budong .
No external circumstances can take away one’s happiness .
He cited Korean independence fighters who chose death over renouncing their faith, demonstrating an unwavering spirit .
This reflects Korea’s historical reputation as the “Land of Eastern Courtesy” (Dongbang Yeui Jiguk), where ancestors practiced extreme filial piety, such as mourning parents for three years by living next to their graves .
He urged Koreans not to lose these virtues and to focus on filial piety and personal duties .
Happiness is subject to the Law of Conservation of Mass, meaning its “quantity” does not change .
The death of a child or a pet does not diminish happiness itself, but rather the occasions for joy .
Joy can be rekindled by recalling past happy memories .
Through meditation, one can bring back memories of lost loved ones and possessions, experiencing joy as if they are still present .
Therefore, happiness and joy are also Bujeongbulgam (neither dirty nor clean) .
At higher spiritual levels, emotions like joy, anger, sorrow, pleasure, love, hate, and desire disappear .
Understanding this allows one to maintain a calm and appreciative mind, seeing the world as mysterious and beautiful .
Even in the face of losing one’s home and possessions, one can remain Yeoyeo Budong by detaching from material things and finding joy in simple experiences .
This mindset teaches that nothing can truly be taken away, as everything is ultimately interconnected .
He recounted a tragic story of a woman who committed suicide with her children due to despair, emphasizing the importance of maintaining Yeoyeo Budong even in extreme circumstances .
This requires mental training and understanding that everyone will eventually pass away .
The solution to addiction is to realize that these desires are ultimately meaningless and temporary .
When tempted by material possessions, one should consider their lifespan; however, this does not apply to Heo Kyung-young, who is an eternal being .

3.7. Addressing the Aging Society and Dementia

A question was raised about managing the growing number of elderly people with dementia in an aging society .
Heo Kyung-young suggested drinking Gwangcheon Mineral Water .
He also advised applying the concept of Yeoyeo Budong by considering the limited lifespan of everything, including loved ones .
Viewing a spouse as a temporary, mysterious being with a limited “shelf life” can prevent conflict and foster appreciation .
This perspective transforms ordinary interactions into a paradise, whereas a negative view creates hell .
Recognizing the impermanence of a spouse can inspire one to create good memories and connections .
Possessing beautiful or valuable things often comes with more problems, such as higher medical bills for a beautiful spouse or pet .
He reiterated the importance of Yeoyeo Budong .
He stated that individuals do not need to worry about managing dementia in society, as he has provided the solutions .
Dementia can be prevented through a regular lifestyle and drinking Gwangcheon Mineral Water, which improves memory .
Mentally, calling out “Heo Kyung-young” can also help .
Dementia is described as “eternal amnesia,” a natural process that allows individuals to forget past lives before rebirth, preventing complications like recognizing former parents as spouses .
However, dementia in old age, where a spouse forgets their partner, can evoke pity and love from caregivers .
He suggested that dementia can be a subconscious way for individuals who lacked love to receive attention and care from their partners .
He even joked about faking dementia to gain a spouse’s attention .

3.8. The Precision of the Universe

A question was asked about how the sizes, rotation, and revolution speeds of celestial bodies are determined and maintained with such precision .
Heo Kyung-young explained that if large stars deviated even by a second, collisions would occur, leading to the collapse of the universe .
Therefore, the speed and size of all celestial bodies are meticulously calculated .
He provided examples of distances and sizes within the solar system:
Earth to Sun: 150 million km .
Earth to Uranus: 2.7 billion km .
Earth to Pluto: 5.9 billion km (now 6.2 billion km, as Pluto has left the solar system since Heo Kyung-young’s birth) .
Uranus is 64 times larger than Earth .
Neptune is 4 times larger than Earth .
The Sun is 1.8 million times larger than Earth .
The Sun travels at 107,160 km/h (about 110,000 km/h), which is 20 times the length of the United States .
Earth’s circumference is 50,000 km, meaning the Sun travels multiple times that distance in an hour .
Humans would die from dizziness at such speeds, but the atmosphere protects them .
Earth’s rotation speed is 1,609 km/h (about 1,100 km/h) .
Earth simultaneously rotates and revolves, similar to a golf ball .
The inner ear’s otoliths (ear stones) help maintain balance, preventing dizziness from Earth’s motion .
He shared a personal anecdote of not experiencing seasickness during his deployment to Vietnam, unlike thousands of soldiers, attributing it to his lack of otoliths .
He claimed that his arrival marked the end of the Vietnam War .
He concluded that the universe’s precision is beyond human comprehension .

3.9. Time Management and Audience Engagement

Heo Kyung-young strictly adheres to his schedule, ending lectures precisely at 6 PM .
He intentionally delays his appearance to build anticipation, making his arrival more impactful and joyful for the audience .
He mentioned a past practice of giving “energy” and “blessings” over the phone, suggesting it might return if the audience grows .
He emphasized that listening to his lectures in person is a privilege .
Testimonials and Promotional Songs
The event features testimonials from individuals who experienced healing through Heo Kyung-young’s teachings and products, followed by promotional songs for Sky Palace.

4.1. Testimonial: Rhinitis Healing with Blosu

Kim Byeong-uk, an angel from Janghan-dong, Seoul, shared his experience with Blosu (immortal water) .
He suffered from severe rhinitis for over 10 years, making breathing difficult, especially in winter, leading to fatigue, headaches, and coughing .
Since May 2024, he has been drinking 1cc of Bulloyu (immortal milk) weekly and later 15 bottles of Blosu ordered by phone .
He reported a 70% improvement in his rhinitis, with reduced headaches and coughing, without needing medication .
He expressed deep gratitude to Heo Kyung-young .
Heo Kyung-young explained that Blosu works slowly and without side effects, unlike medication, which can cause dependency .
He advised Kim Byeong-uk to rinse his nasal passages with the water for faster improvement, as it cleanses inflammation in the nasal cavities .
He humorously described the hidden structure of the nose and face, noting that if the underlying “holes” were visible, people would be scared .

4.2. Testimonial: Shoulder Pain Healing with Gwangcheon Blosu

Jeong Bok-dol, an angel from Daegu, shared her experience of healing left shoulder pain with Gwangcheon Blosu .
She experienced shoulder pain since mid-November 2023 when lifting her arm behind her back .
An orthopedic diagnosis on November 23, 2023, found no bone abnormalities, and she received one day of treatment .
After a second visit on November 29, 2023, she decided to treat it at home with massage and exercise, as the pain was not severe .
From August 23, 2024, she began drinking 2 liters of Gwangcheon Blosu daily, adjusting her water and salt intake based on urine color .
From October 2024, she also applied Heo Kyung-young’s sticker to the painful area and performed arm-swinging exercises .
By mid-December 2024, her pain had disappeared .
She also chanted “Heo Kyung-young” and focused light on the painful area .
She attributed the pain to repetitive movements during her past work .
She advised warming Gwangcheon Blosu for the sick and elderly, and for general use, and noted that those who received blessings from Heo Kyung-young experience faster effects .
She expressed gratitude, love, and respect for Heo Kyung-young .
Heo Kyung-young clarified that Blosu is not sold or delivered by Sky Palace; individuals must obtain it themselves or through friends .

4.3. Sky Palace Promotional Songs

The event concluded with promotional songs for Sky Palace .
Kim Ji-hyun, an archangel, performed “Baekgong Station” .
Heo Kyung-young praised her performance and appearance, noting her improved slimness .
Kang Ok-gi, an archangel, performed “Flying Saucer” .
Shin Seong, a singer, performed “Heo Kyung-young, You Are God!” .
Sophia Lee performed “Sky Palace Blosu” .
Heo Kyung-young praised the performers and their dedication .

4.4. Closing Remarks and Free Meal Sponsorship

Heo Kyung-young thanked supporters of the free meal program .
He expressed gratitude for the interactive session, testimonials, and promotional songs .
He reminded the audience that they are fortunate to know the secrets he reveals, which are like having a trillion-dollar check in their pocket that others are unaware of .
He emphasized that those who come to him receive this “trillion-dollar check” immediately .
He concluded by highlighting the miracles and care provided by Sky Palace .

1. Learning Objectives

Understand the concept of spiritual and physical health and how they are interconnected through the analogy of the Tree of Life and the Tree of Knowledge.
Explore the idea of human responsibility towards nature and society, contrasting it with self-centered desires and their consequences.
Learn about the cosmic order and the precise mechanics governing celestial bodies, emphasizing the intricate design of the universe.

The Essence of Life: Water, Mind, and Divine Commands

2.1 The Power of Water and Its Connection to Health

Baekgong mineral water is believed to have extraordinary properties.
- It can prevent spoilage when applied to substances like milk, creating “Elixir Milk.”
- Drinking it is said to strengthen both mind and body.
This special water is thought to cleanse the body of toxins.
- It helps remove even ultrafine dust that can enter the brain and fat cells.
- Some users report weight loss without exercise, as it breaks down bad fats.

2.2 The Dual Commands: Tree of Life and Tree of Knowledge

Divine commands, like those in the story of Eden, guide human existence.
- The Tree of Life represents physical sustenance, which humans are encouraged to consume.
- The Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil symbolizes spiritual discernment, which humans were commanded to avoid.
Disobeying these commands leads to negative consequences.
- Overeating and consuming processed foods shorten lifespan, contrasting with the long lives of those who ate naturally.
- Judging others as “good” or “evil” creates endless conflict and suffering.

2.3 The Dangers of Modern Living and Unnatural Consumption

Modern cooking methods, like grilling and frying, are linked to health problems.
- Burning meat releases carcinogenic substances that can cause lung disease.
- Poor ventilation in apartments traps these harmful particles, affecting families.
These practices deviate from natural eating habits.
- Early humans ate raw food, leading to longer lifespans.
- Over-consumption due to enhanced flavors from cooking is seen as a cause of reduced longevity.

2.4 Quiz

The special water mentioned is believed to help remove (ultrafine dust) from the body.
True or False: The Tree of Life represents spiritual discernment, while the Tree of Knowledge represents physical sustenance. (False)
Consuming processed and overcooked foods is believed to (shorten) human lifespan.
Interconnectedness: Humanity, Nature, and the Divine

3.1 The Interconnectedness of All Beings

All beings are deeply connected, forming a vast web of relationships.
- If a child falls ill, it’s as if the parent also falls ill.
- Similarly, if humanity and Earth suffer, the divine is also affected.
This connection extends to the concept of karma and reincarnation.
- Actions in one life determine conditions in the next, including wealth, social status, and physical form.
- Even physical appearance and personality are shaped by past deeds.

3.2 Nature as a Magical Gift and Human Responsibility

Nature is described as a “magic land” or “magic wand” that provides everything.
- The Earth produces countless resources from simple seeds.
- Humans, however, cannot create seeds themselves, highlighting a divine limit.
Humans have a profound responsibility to protect the Earth.
- The Earth is a precious gift meant to be used sustainably for future generations.
- Pollution and excessive consumption harm this shared home.

3.3 The Illusion of Happiness and the Path to True Contentment

True happiness is described as “여여부동” (yeoyeo-budong), meaning unchanging and unmoving.
- It is not affected by external circumstances like loss or gain.
- Joy may decrease, but happiness itself remains constant.
Many people mistakenly seek happiness externally, leading to suffering.
- They are swayed by “오욕” (o-yok) – the five desires: food, sex, fame, wealth, and sleep.
- Overcoming these desires and cultivating inner peace is the path to true contentment.

3.4 Quiz

The concept of (karma) suggests that actions in one life determine conditions in the next.
True or False: Humans are capable of creating seeds, just like nature. (False)
The five desires, or (오욕), are believed to distract people from true happiness.
The Universe’s Precision and Human Limitations

4.1 The Astounding Precision of the Cosmos

The universe operates with incredible precision.
- Planets orbit stars at exact speeds and distances, preventing collisions.
- Even a slight error in a large planet’s rotation could cause cosmic disaster.
Celestial bodies vary greatly in size and speed.
- For example, Uranus is 64 times larger than Earth, while the Sun is 1.8 million times larger.
- Earth itself travels at an astonishing speed of about 107,160 km/h, yet we don’t feel it due to the atmosphere.

4.2 Human Limitations and the Divine Blueprint

Despite human intelligence, there are fundamental limits to what we can create.
- Humans cannot create seeds or the basic components of life like sperm and eggs.
- These are considered divine secrets, beyond human replication.
This limitation is part of a larger divine plan.
- It ensures that humans remain aware of their place in the cosmic order.
- Overstepping these boundaries, like judging others, leads to chaos.

4.3 Overcoming Addictions and Cultivating Inner Strength

Addictions are categorized into physical, material, and emotional dependencies.
- Physical addictions include alcohol, tobacco, and drugs.
- Material addictions involve gambling and excessive pursuit of wealth or fame.
- Emotional addictions stem from a lack of love, leading to unhealthy relationship patterns.
The solution lies in self-reliance and inner transformation.
- Instead of relying on others for happiness or success, individuals must cultivate their own strength.
- This involves self-reflection, discipline, and focusing on one’s own responsibilities.

4.4 Quiz

The Earth travels at approximately (107,160 km/h).
True or False: Humans can create seeds and the basic components of life. (False)
Addictions stemming from a lack of love are categorized as (emotional addictions).

Overview

This content describes the spiritual teachings of Heo Kyeong-young, focusing on the importance of spiritual and physical health through the consumption of “Bulloyu” (immortal milk) and “Gwangcheonsu” (divine spring water), and adherence to divine commands to achieve happiness and avoid suffering . It emphasizes that true happiness comes from within and is not affected by external circumstances, advocating for a life free from worldly desires and attachments .

Speaker Profile
Heo Kyeong-young | Spiritual Leader | Founder of “Haneulgung” (Sky Palace) and a figure who claims to be a divine being (신인) . He presents himself as a savior who has come to Earth to guide humanity, offering unique insights into the universe, human existence, and the path to spiritual enlightenment . His teachings cover a wide range of topics including science, politics, history, economics, humanities, society, art, philosophy, religion, and truth .

Key Terms & Metrics: Definitions

Bulloyu (불로유): Milk that does not spoil when “Heo Kyeong-young” is written on it or his picture is attached to it, believed to strengthen individuals mentally and physically .
Gwangcheonsu (광천수): Divine spring water from Haneulgung, believed to have healing properties, including the ability to remove fine dust from the body and aid in weight loss .
Ten Victories and Five Blessings (십승지지 우영지): A sacred place where the energy of “Baekgong” (White Palace) gathers, believed to change one’s fortune and destiny upon stepping on it .
Tree of Life (생명나무): Represents physical sustenance and the things humans are commanded to consume for their bodily preservation .
Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil (선악과 나무): Represents spiritual matters and the command not to judge others as good or evil, or to indulge in excessive desires .
Six Paths of Reincarnation (육도 윤회): A Buddhist concept of reincarnation, which Heo Kyeong-young states was created by “Haneulgung” and involves stages like determining wealth/status, physical form/bloodline, family lineage, lifespan/health, and region/universe .
Yeoyeo Budong (여여부동): A state of unchanging happiness, unaffected by external circumstances, characterized by no increase or decrease, no impurity or purity, and no coming or going .

Key Points

The Importance of Divine Water and Milk

Benefits:
- Physical and Mental Strength: Consuming Bulloyu and Gwangcheonsu is believed to make individuals strong mentally and physically .
- Detoxification: Gwangcheonsu helps remove toxins and fine dust from the body .
- Weight Management: Gwangcheonsu can help break down bad fats, leading to weight loss without exercise .
- Healing Properties: Gwangcheonsu is credited with improving memory, alleviating rhinitis, and reducing shoulder pain .
Usage:
- Rhinitis: For rhinitis, Gwangcheonsu can be poured into the nostrils to cleanse the nasal passages .
- Temperature: For the sick and elderly, it is recommended to drink Gwangcheonsu warm, and for general consumption, warm is also preferred .
- Blessing: The effects of Gwangcheonsu are faster for those who have received blessings from Heo Kyeong-young .
Precautions:
- Not a Quick Fix: Gwangcheonsu works gradually without side effects, unlike conventional medicine .
- No Sales/Delivery: Bulloyu and Gwangcheonsu are not sold or delivered by Haneulgung; individuals must obtain them through personal connections .

Divine Commands and Human Transgression

Two Commands in Eden:
- Eat from the Tree of Life: This represents consuming physical sustenance for bodily preservation .
- Do not eat from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil: This represents avoiding judgment of others as good or evil and refraining from excessive desires .
Consequences of Transgression:
- Shortened Lifespan: Overeating and cooking food (driven by desire) led to a drastic reduction in human lifespan from 1,000 years to less than 100 years .
- Physical and Spiritual Illness: Disobeying divine commands leads to both physical and spiritual ailments .
- Societal Problems: Judging others (eating from the Tree of Knowledge) leads to endless conflict and societal breakdown .

The Nature of Happiness and Suffering

True Happiness (Yeoyeo Budong):
- Internal and Unchanging: Happiness is an internal state that is not created or destroyed, nor does it increase or decrease . It is always present, regardless of external circumstances .
- Mindset: By understanding that happiness is unchanging, one can maintain a calm and beautiful mind, even amidst difficulties .
Causes of Suffering:
- Attachment and Desire (O-yok): Human suffering stems from being enslaved by five desires (식욕, 색욕, 희욕, 명예욕, 재물욕, 수면욕 – appetite, lust, pleasure, fame, wealth, sleep) .
- External Dependence: Seeking happiness or success from external sources or blaming others for one’s misfortunes leads to suffering .
- Judgment: Categorizing others as good or evil creates endless conflict and prevents inner peace .

The Role of Humanity and the Divine

Human Responsibility: Humans are entrusted with the Earth and must care for it for future generations, avoiding pollution and excessive consumption .
Divine Patience: The divine operates with infinite time, allowing humanity free will and observing their choices, intervening when necessary to refine creation .
Interconnectedness: Humans and the divine are interconnected; the suffering of humanity affects the divine, leading to divine judgment and intervention .

Execution Steps

Cultivating Inner Peace and Health

Consume Gwangcheonsu: Drink Gwangcheonsu regularly, adjusting intake based on urine color and supplementing with bamboo salt if needed .
Practice Heo Kyeong-young’s Teachings: Engage with Heo Kyeong-young’s teachings and call his name to prevent mental decline like dementia .
Avoid Worldly Attachments: View all worldly possessions and relationships with a sense of impermanence to reduce attachment and conflict .
Self-Reliance: Take responsibility for one’s own life, health, and happiness, rather than depending on others .

Adhering to Divine Principles

Avoid Judgment: Refrain from categorizing others as good or evil, as this leads to endless conflict .
Live Naturally: Avoid excessive cooking and processing of food, which shortens lifespan and harms health .
Protect the Environment: Be mindful of environmental impact, reducing pollution and single-use items to preserve the Earth for future generations .
Focus on Personal Growth: Concentrate on personal duties and self-improvement rather than engaging in political disputes or external conflicts .

Advanced Learning (Quiz)

Q1: According to Heo Kyeong-young, what is the primary reason for the drastic reduction in human lifespan from 1,000 years to less than 100 years?
- A1: The primary reason is the human tendency to overeat and cook food, driven by desire. This led to the enlargement of the stomach and a corresponding decrease in lifespan, as humans consumed more than necessary for mere sustenance.
Q2: What does “Yeoyeo Budong” mean in the context of happiness, and how can one achieve it?
- A2: “Yeoyeo Budong” refers to a state of unchanging happiness that is not affected by external circumstances. It means happiness neither increases nor decreases, is neither impure nor pure, and does not come or go. One can achieve it by understanding that true happiness is an internal state, letting go of attachments to worldly possessions and relationships, and cultivating a mindset that views all things with impermanence.
Q3: Why does Heo Kyeong-young advise against participating in political demonstrations or deeply engaging in worldly affairs?
- A3: Heo Kyeong-young advises against this because he believes that such activities are the domain of political experts, not individuals seeking spiritual enlightenment. He states that those destined for “Baekgung” (White Palace) should not get too deeply involved in worldly matters, but rather focus on their internal duties and self-improvement. Engaging in such activities is likened to “eating from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil,” which involves judging others and leads to endless conflict.

Other Information

Haneulgung (Sky Palace): A spiritual center where Heo Kyeong-young resides and delivers lectures. It is described as a sacred place where divine energy gathers .
Free Meal Sponsorship: Haneulgung accepts donations for free meal services .
Haneulgung Tour: Information on how to visit Haneulgung, including shuttle bus services and lecture schedules, is provided .
Cosmic Precision: The universe operates with extreme precision, with stars and planets moving at calculated speeds and sizes, maintained by an unseen force . Earth’s movement at high speeds is unnoticed due to the atmosphere .
Dementia and Love: Dementia can be seen as a subconscious desire for attention and love, particularly from a spouse, as it often elicits care and concern .

Speaker Profile

Heo Kyeong-young | Spiritual Leader | The speaker is a spiritual leader who claims to be a divine being, referred to as “Shin-nim” (신인님), capable of controlling the universe and performing miracles . He presents himself as a savior for humanity, offering guidance on physical and spiritual well-being, and claims to be the ultimate judge of the world .

Key Discovery & Topic

The core topic is the divine origin and properties of Baekgung Gwangcheonsu (백궁 광천수) and Bulloyu (불로유), presented as miraculous substances that promote physical and spiritual health, and their connection to divine teachings and the universe’s mysteries .

Glossary

Baekgung Gwangcheonsu (백궁 광천수): A miraculous spring water from Haneulgung (하늘궁) believed to have healing properties, capable of removing toxins, improving health, and even aiding in weight loss .
Bulloyu (불로유): “Elixir of Immortality Milk,” milk infused with the name or image of Shin-nim (허경영 신인님), believed to make one spiritually and physically strong .
Shin-nim (신인님): A divine being, referring to Heo Kyeong-young, who is believed to possess omnipotent and omniscient powers, capable of controlling the universe and guiding humanity .
Haneulgung (하늘궁): A sacred place where divine energy gathers, and where Shin-nim resides and delivers teachings .
Seonakgwa (선악과): The “Fruit of the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil,” interpreted not just as a literal fruit but as a metaphor for distinguishing between good and evil, which humans are advised not to “eat” or judge .
Saengmyeongnamu (생명나무): The “Tree of Life,” representing physical sustenance and the things humans are meant to consume for their well-being .
Yeoyeo Budong (여여부동): A state of unchanging equanimity and stability, particularly in relation to happiness, which is described as constant regardless of external circumstances .
Yukdo Yunhoe (육도 윤회): The Buddhist concept of the Six Realms of Reincarnation, which is described as a system created by Haneulgung to determine one’s destiny after death .

Theory Explanation

Divine Instructions and Human Misconduct

The Two Trees: In Eden, humanity was given two commands: to eat from the Tree of Life (Saengmyeongnamu) for physical sustenance and to not eat from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil (Seonakgwa) .
Misinterpretation and Consequences: Humans misinterpreted these commands, overindulging in physical desires (eating too much from the Tree of Life) and judging others (eating from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil) . This led to a decline in human lifespan and the current state of suffering .
The Role of Water: The quality of water consumed directly impacts physical health, with good water neutralizing toxins and bad water causing illness . Baekgung Gwangcheonsu is presented as a superior water that can cleanse the body of fine dust and other impurities .
Interconnectedness of Beings: The health of children affects parents, and similarly, the illness of humanity affects the divine . This interconnectedness implies a shared destiny and responsibility .

The Nature of the Universe and Human Existence

Earth as a Magical Land: The Earth is described as a “magic land” or “magic wand” that provides all necessities if seeds are planted . However, humans cannot create seeds, highlighting a fundamental limitation and their debt to the divine .
Cosmic Precision: The universe operates with extreme precision, with stars and planets moving at calculated speeds and sizes . Earth’s atmosphere protects humans from the effects of its rapid movement .
Reincarnation and Destiny: After death, those who do not go to heaven undergo a process of reincarnation (Yukdo Yunhoe) where their social status, physical form, family lineage, lifespan, health, and even appearance and personality are determined . Good deeds in life lead to favorable outcomes in the next .
The Purpose of Dementia: Dementia is presented as a divine mechanism to erase past life memories, preventing confusion and allowing for new relationships . It can also be a subconscious desire for attention and love .

Other Useful Information

Health and Lifestyle Guidance

Dietary Habits: Cooking food, especially meat, reduces lifespan due to overconsumption and the creation of harmful substances . Raw food consumption is encouraged for longevity .
Indoor Air Quality: Cooking indoors, particularly frying meat, releases carcinogenic substances that contribute to lung cancer, especially for women who spend more time in the kitchen . Proper ventilation and kitchen design are crucial .
Addiction Resolution: Overcoming addictions (alcohol, tobacco, drugs, gambling, wealth, sex) requires cultivating a state of “Yeoyeo Budong” (equanimity) and focusing on inner self-reliance rather than external dependencies .
Political Neutrality: Citizens are advised to remain neutral in political matters and avoid protests, entrusting such issues to political experts .

Testimonials of Baekgung Gwangcheonsu and Bulloyu

Rhinitis Improvement: A user reported a 70% improvement in chronic rhinitis after consuming Bulloyu and Baekgung Gwangcheonsu for several months .
Shoulder Pain Relief: Another user experienced complete relief from chronic shoulder pain after regularly drinking Baekgung Gwangcheonsu, adjusting water and salt intake, and applying Shin-nim stickers to the affected area .

Supporting Evidence

No specific research papers or external references were provided in the content.

Sky Palace Commemorative Event and Celebration Day

Purpose: This event celebrates the 3rd and 5th anniversaries of various spiritual centers and emphasizes the teachings of Heo Kyeong-yeong, focusing on spiritual and physical well-being through “Bulloyu” (immortal milk) and “Gwangcheonsu” (divine spring water), and the importance of adhering to divine messages for human salvation .
Methods: The event includes presentations of gratitude, a lecture by Heo Kyeong-yeong on spiritual principles, and testimonials from followers about the healing effects of “Bulloyu” and “Gwangcheonsu.” .
Results: Testimonials indicate significant improvements in chronic conditions like rhinitis and shoulder pain through the consumption of “Bulloyu” and “Gwangcheonsu.” . The lecture also explains the precise movements of celestial bodies and the concept of “six paths of reincarnation” in the context of divine judgment. .
Discussion/Conclusion: The event concludes that adherence to Heo Kyeong-yeong’s teachings and the consumption of “Bulloyu” and “Gwangcheonsu” are crucial for spiritual and physical health, emphasizing the importance of divine guidance in overcoming human limitations and achieving true happiness. .

Key Terms and Concepts

Sky Palace (하늘궁): A spiritual center where Heo Kyeong-yeong resides and delivers lectures, believed to be a sacred site where divine energy gathers.
Bulloyu (불로유): “Immortal milk,” referring to milk with Heo Kyeong-yeong’s name written on it or his picture attached, believed to prevent spoilage and strengthen mental and physical health.
Gwangcheonsu (광천수): “Divine spring water,” a special mineral water from Sky Palace, believed to have healing properties and to be a testament to Heo Kyeong-yeong’s divine power. .

Research Methods

4.1. Event Structure

Opening Ceremony:
- Welcome address and congratulations for attending the Sky Palace event.
- Acknowledgment of Heo Kyeong-yeong’s divine power and the benefits of Bulloyu and Gwangcheonsu.
- Opening of the “Sky Gate” for communication with Heo Kyeong-yeong.
Gratitude Presentations:
- Three individuals presented orchid pots as a token of gratitude.
- Yangnyeong from Uljin Spiritual Center presented a flower basket for their 5th anniversary.
- Kim Yeong-gyo from Uljin Spiritual Center also presented an orchid pot.
Heo Kyeong-yeong’s Lecture:
- Divine Water and Health: Discussion on the healing properties of Gwangcheonsu, its ability to neutralize toxins and remove ultrafine dust from the body, and its role in promoting health and longevity.
- The Story of Eden and Human Fall: Interpretation of the Tree of Life and the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil, explaining how human deviation from divine commands led to suffering and reduced lifespan.
- Humanity’s Connection to the Divine: Explanation of how human suffering affects the divine and the concept of divine judgment and salvation.
- Nature and Human Responsibility: Discussion on the Earth as a divine gift and the human responsibility to protect it for future generations, contrasting human intelligence with the inability to create life’s fundamental elements like seeds.
- Addiction and the Six Paths of Reincarnation: Explanation of various addictions (alcohol, tobacco, drugs, gambling, wealth, sex) and their connection to deficiencies in love (paternal, maternal, heterosexual), leading to a discussion of the six paths of reincarnation and divine judgment.
- Celestial Mechanics and Earth’s Movement: Detailed explanation of the precise rotation and revolution of celestial bodies, including Earth’s speed and the role of the atmosphere and inner ear stones (otoliths) in human perception.
Testimonials and Performances:
- Testimonials from followers regarding the healing effects of Bulloyu and Gwangcheonsu.
- Performances of Sky Palace promotional songs.

Results

5.1. Testimonial Cases

Condition	Participant	Treatment	Outcome
Chronic Rhinitis (10+ years)	Kim Byeong-ok (Seoul Janghan-dong)	1cc of 6+ month old Bulloyu daily since May 2024, then Gwangcheonsu (15 bottles)	70% improvement in rhinitis, reduced headaches, improved breathing, occasional coughing
Left Shoulder Pain	Jeong Bok-dol (Daegu Pyeonghwa Spiritual Center)	Daily 2L Gwangcheonsu since Aug 23, 2024, adjusting intake based on urine color; Heo Kyeong-yeong sticker on painful area and arm rotation exercises since Oct 2024	Pain disappeared by mid-December 2024

Conclusion and Discussion

6.1. Core Message

The core message emphasizes the importance of spiritual and physical well-being through adherence to Heo Kyeong-yeong’s teachings and the consumption of divine substances like Bulloyu and Gwangcheonsu. .
It highlights the importance of individual responsibility and self-reliance in achieving happiness, rather than depending on others or external circumstances.
The lecture also emphasizes the divine origin of nature and the human inability to create fundamental life elements like seeds, underscoring humanity’s debt to the heavens.

6.2. Academic Significance

The lecture provides a unique spiritual interpretation of biblical stories (e.g., Eden, Tree of Life, Tree of Knowledge) and Buddhist concepts (e.g., six paths of reincarnation), integrating them with contemporary issues like health, addiction, and environmental concerns.
It also offers a spiritual perspective on scientific phenomena, such as the precise movements of celestial bodies and the human body’s sensory mechanisms, attributing them to divine design.

6.3. Limitations and Future Research

Limitations: The primary limitation is the lack of empirical, scientific evidence to support the claims of healing and spiritual benefits. The evidence presented is anecdotal, based on personal testimonials.
Future Research: Future research could involve controlled studies to investigate the physiological and psychological effects of Bulloyu and Gwangcheonsu, as well as sociological studies on the impact of such spiritual movements on individual well-being and community formation.

Other Information

8.1. Event Details

Date: Not specified, but the video was uploaded in 2026.
Location: Sky Palace (Haneulgung), Wooyeongji, Sibseungjiji.
Purpose: Commemoration of the 3rd anniversary of Sky Palace entry for Im Mi-ja and the 5th anniversary of Uljin Spiritual Center.

8.2. Heo Kyeong-yeong’s Teachings

Divine Intervention: Heo Kyeong-yeong claims to be a divine being who has descended to Earth to save humanity from its self-inflicted suffering and to guide them back to the divine path.
Spiritual Guidance: He emphasizes that true happiness and health come from understanding and following divine messages, rather than succumbing to worldly desires and addictions.
Cosmic Order: The universe operates with extreme precision, guided by a divine creator, and humans are part of this intricate design.

1. Introduction

This review synthesizes a YouTube video from the “Heo Kyeong-young Lecture” channel, focusing on a commemorative event and celebration day at “Sky Palace” (Haneulgung). The video features a lecture by Heo Kyeong-young, discussing spiritual concepts, health, societal issues, and the mysteries of the universe, interspersed with testimonials and promotional songs for Sky Palace and its associated products.

Comparison and Analysis

2.1 Study Comparison Table

Study (ref)	Year	Domain/Dataset	Method/Model	Key Findings	Limitations	Notes
		Religious/Spiritual Lecture (YouTube video)	Sermon/Lecture format with Q&A, testimonials, and promotional songs	– Emphasizes the spiritual significance of Sky Palace and its “Baekgong mineral water” (불로유/불로수) for physical and spiritual well-being. – Interprets biblical narratives (e.g., Tree of Life, Tree of Knowledge) through a unique spiritual lens. – Discusses societal issues (e.g., environmental degradation, family dynamics, political participation) and personal challenges (e.g., addiction, dementia) from a spiritual perspective. – Claims divine authority and unique knowledge of cosmic mysteries.	– Lacks empirical evidence or scientific validation for claims. – Relies heavily on anecdotal evidence and personal testimonials. – Presents a singular, non-peer-reviewed perspective. – Content is delivered in a sermon-like, persuasive style, potentially limiting critical engagement.	– The video serves as both a religious/spiritual teaching and a promotional tool for the Sky Palace community and its products. – Incorporates elements of self-help and spiritual guidance.

2.2 Common Findings

Spiritual Significance of “Sky Palace”: The location is presented as a sacred site where divine energy gathers, capable of transforming individuals’ luck and destiny.
Efficacy of “Baekgong Mineral Water” (불로유/불로수): This special water, often associated with Heo Kyeong-young’s name or image, is claimed to prevent decay, strengthen individuals physically and mentally, and cure various ailments, including chronic conditions like rhinitis and shoulder pain.
Divine Authority and Unique Knowledge: Heo Kyeong-young asserts himself as a divine being (신인) with exclusive access to cosmic secrets and the ability to interpret religious texts (e.g., the Bible) in a unique, profound way.
Critique of Modern Society: The lecture criticizes aspects of modern life, including unhealthy eating habits, environmental pollution, and political divisiveness, linking them to a deviation from divine commands.
Emphasis on Inner Transformation: Despite external circumstances, individuals are encouraged to cultivate an “unwavering” (여여부동) state of mind, finding happiness and peace internally rather than relying on external factors.

2.3 Differences

Interpretation of Religious Texts: While drawing on biblical narratives like the Garden of Eden, the lecture offers a highly idiosyncratic interpretation, differing significantly from mainstream theological understandings. For instance, the “Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil” is reinterpreted as a command not to judge others, and the “Tree of Life” as physical sustenance.
Causality of Illness and Misfortune: The lecture attributes various human afflictions, from physical diseases to societal problems, to spiritual transgressions or a lack of divine connection, rather than purely scientific or socio-economic factors. For example, dementia is linked to a lack of love and attention.
Role of Human Agency vs. Divine Intervention: While encouraging personal responsibility and inner cultivation, the lecture also positions Heo Kyeong-young as a “judge” (심판주) and savior figure, implying that ultimate solutions and entry into “Baekgong” (백궁, a heavenly realm) depend on his intervention.

2.3 Methodological Comparison

Sampling / Dataset construction: The “dataset” is a single YouTube video, representing a specific event and lecture within the Sky Palace community. It is a self-selected presentation, not a research study with controlled sampling.
Model / Analytical approach: The “model” is a charismatic lecture style, employing storytelling, personal anecdotes, rhetorical questions, and direct address to the audience. It integrates spiritual teachings with practical advice and claims of supernatural abilities. There is no formal analytical framework in a scientific sense.
Evaluation: “Evaluation” is primarily through audience applause, testimonials, and expressions of gratitude, indicating a positive reception within the community. There are no objective metrics, baselines, or statistical tests applied to the claims made.
Threats to validity:
- Internal Validity: Claims of healing and transformation are presented as direct results of Sky Palace practices (e.g., Baekgong water), but without control groups or blinding, other factors cannot be ruled out.
- External Validity: The findings are specific to the Sky Palace community and its belief system, making generalization to broader populations or other spiritual contexts difficult.
- Construct Validity: Key concepts like “Baekgong,” “divine energy,” and “spiritual transformation” are defined within the specific framework of the lecture, which may not align with external, commonly accepted definitions.
- Conclusion Validity: Conclusions are drawn based on anecdotal evidence and the speaker’s authority, rather than rigorous empirical analysis.

Synthesis / Discussion
The presents a comprehensive worldview centered on Heo Kyeong-young’s divine status and the unique benefits of Sky Palace. It integrates spiritual teachings with practical advice on health and well-being, often attributing positive outcomes to the consumption of “Baekgong mineral water” and adherence to Heo Kyeong-young’s guidance. The narrative emphasizes a return to fundamental divine commands, reinterpreting them to address contemporary issues. For instance, the biblical “Tree of Knowledge” is reframed as a prohibition against judging others, highlighting a core message of non-judgment and self-reliance.

The lecture also touches upon the interconnectedness of humanity and the Earth, advocating for environmental responsibility and caution against excessive human intelligence that deviates from divine intent. The concept of “여여부동” (unwavering happiness) is introduced as a state of mind achievable through understanding the impermanence of all things, offering a spiritual solution to suffering and attachment.

While the document provides a rich tapestry of spiritual, ethical, and cosmological ideas, its primary contribution lies in articulating a specific belief system and its practical applications within the Sky Palace community. It serves as a testament to the power of charismatic leadership and community building around a shared spiritual vision. The integration of health claims with spiritual teachings is a notable aspect, suggesting a holistic approach to well-being within this framework.

Conclusion & Future Directions
The offers a unique perspective on spirituality, health, and societal challenges, rooted in the teachings of Heo Kyeong-young and the Sky Palace community. It highlights the importance of spiritual connection, the purported benefits of “Baekgong mineral water,” and a distinctive interpretation of religious narratives. The lecture’s emphasis on inner peace and non-judgment provides a framework for personal conduct.

Future research could explore:

Sociological Impact: A qualitative study on the experiences and motivations of individuals within the Sky Palace community, examining how these teachings influence their daily lives and well-being.
Comparative Religious Studies: An analysis comparing Heo Kyeong-young’s interpretations of religious texts with mainstream theological perspectives to understand points of divergence and convergence.
Health Claims Investigation: While outside the scope of this literature review, any health claims related to “Baekgong mineral water” would require rigorous scientific investigation to assess efficacy and safety.
Rhetorical Analysis: A detailed rhetorical analysis of Heo Kyeong-young’s communication style and persuasive techniques to understand their effectiveness in engaging and influencing his audience.

1. Introduction

Have you ever wondered what makes people follow certain leaders with unwavering faith, or why ancient cultures sought magical elixirs for eternal life? The original material introduces us to a fascinating world where a charismatic leader discusses “Bullo-su” (Eternal Life Water) and spiritual evolution, claiming divine powers. To truly grasp the depth of such phenomena and their impact on individuals and society, we need to explore the underlying psychological, historical, and scientific contexts. This note will delve into these intriguing questions, offering a clearer understanding of how these ideas resonate with people and what science has to say about them.

Additional Research Topics

What psychological factors drive individuals to follow charismatic leaders who claim divine or supernatural powers?
How have “elixirs of life” or “sacred waters” been perceived throughout human history and mythology across different cultures?
What is the scientific consensus on “structured water” health claims, and why do spiritual movements use scientific terminology?

Additional Research Materials List

Material Title	Topic
The myth of charismatic leadership and fantasy rhetoric	Psychology of Charismatic Leadership
A Critical Introduction to the Psychology of Charisma	Psychology of Charismatic Leadership
Don’t fall for the snake oil claims of ‘structured water’	Structured Water Pseudoscience
Structured Water Pseudoscience and Quackery	Structured Water Pseudoscience
Science and Civilisation in China. Volume 5	History of Elixirs of Life

Additional Research Results

4.1 What psychological factors drive individuals to follow charismatic leaders who claim divine or supernatural powers?
People are often drawn to charismatic leaders, especially those in new religious movements, due to a complex mix of psychological factors. These leaders often possess traits like narcissism, Machiavellianism, and psychopathy, which can make them appear exceptionally confident and persuasive .

Emotional Connection: Charismatic leaders excel at creating a strong emotional bond with their followers. They often offer a sense of belonging, purpose, and hope, especially to those feeling lost or vulnerable .
Promise of Solutions: These leaders frequently present themselves as having unique solutions to life’s problems, whether it’s health, wealth, or spiritual fulfillment. The promise of a better future or an escape from suffering can be incredibly appealing .
Mythic Rhetoric: They often use powerful stories and grand narratives that give new meaning to historical events or personal struggles, making followers feel part of something larger and more significant .
Attribution of Charisma: Followers often attribute extraordinary qualities, sometimes even divine ones, to these leaders. This belief in the leader’s special abilities reinforces their authority and makes their claims seem more credible .

4.2 How have “elixirs of life” or “sacred waters” been perceived throughout human history and mythology across different cultures?
The quest for an “elixir of life” or “sacred waters” that grant immortality, youth, or healing has been a recurring theme across countless cultures and mythologies throughout history.

Ancient China: In ancient China, alchemists extensively sought elixirs of immortality, often involving complex mixtures and rituals. These elixirs were believed to confer eternal life and spiritual transcendence .
Western Alchemy: European alchemy also pursued the “Philosopher’s Stone,” which was not only thought to transmute base metals into gold but also to produce an elixir of life. This elixir was believed to cure diseases and prolong life indefinitely.
Fountain of Youth: The legend of the Fountain of Youth, a spring that restores the youth of anyone who drinks or bathes in its waters, is prominent in various cultures, notably in European folklore and the Americas.
Sacred Waters in Religions: Many religions feature sacred waters with purifying or healing properties.
- In Christianity, baptismal waters symbolize spiritual cleansing and new life.
- In Hinduism, the Ganges River is considered holy, and bathing in its waters is believed to cleanse sins.
- The original material mentions “Bullo-su” (Eternal Life Water) and “Baekhong Gwangcheon-su” (Baekhong Mineral Water) as having miraculous healing and life-extending properties . This aligns with the historical human desire for such miraculous substances.

4.3 What is the scientific consensus on “structured water” health claims, and why do spiritual movements use scientific terminology?
The concept of “structured water,” also known as hexagonal water, EZ water, or H3O2, is often promoted with claims of various health benefits, such as improved hydration, detoxification, and anti-aging effects. However, the scientific community largely regards these claims as pseudoscience.

Lack of Scientific Evidence: Mainstream science does not support the existence of “structured water” as a stable, distinct state of water with unique health properties . While water molecules do form temporary structures, these are fleeting and constantly changing, not stable enough to be bottled or sold as a special product.
Pseudoscience and Quackery: Many commercial products claiming to “structure” water are considered quackery, lacking rigorous scientific backing . The claims often rely on misinterpretations of legitimate scientific concepts or are based on anecdotal evidence rather than controlled studies.
Why Spiritual Movements Use Scientific Terminology: Spiritual and new age movements often adopt scientific-sounding terms to lend an air of credibility and authority to their beliefs and products.
- Perceived Legitimacy: Using words like “quantum,” “energy fields,” “vibrations,” or “structured” can make spiritual concepts seem more modern, sophisticated, and grounded in objective reality, even if the scientific terms are used incorrectly or out of context.
- Appeal to Logic: For individuals who value scientific explanations, integrating scientific language can make spiritual teachings more appealing and easier to accept. It bridges the gap between the mystical and the rational.
- Marketing Strategy: It can also be a marketing strategy to attract a wider audience, including those who might be skeptical of purely spiritual claims but are open to ideas presented with a scientific veneer. The original material, for instance, mentions “Gwangcheon-su” (mineral water) and its effects on the body, citing a “world-renowned water authority from Japan” to validate its claims . This demonstrates an attempt to use scientific-like validation for a product with spiritual significance.

Recommended Additional Materials

Title	Topic	Recommendation Reason
The Psychology of Prophetic Charisma	Charismatic Leadership	Provides deeper insights into the psychological mechanisms behind prophetic charisma and its development.
Bridging Traditions: Alchemy, Chemistry, and Paracelsian Practices in the Early Modern Era	History of Alchemy and Elixirs	Explores the historical connections between alchemy and early chemistry, offering context on the pursuit of elixirs.
Pseudoscience And Extraordinary Claims Of The Paranormal	Pseudoscience and Critical Thinking	Helps readers develop critical thinking skills to evaluate extraordinary claims, including those related to “structured water” and other spiritual phenomena.

This content promotes Heo Kyeong-young’s teachings and products as a means to achieve physical and spiritual well-being, suggesting that following his guidance leads to a better life and even entry into “Baekgung” (Heavenly Palace) .

Speaker Profile

Heo Kyeong-young | Leader of Baekgung | Aggressive
- Claims to be a divine being who governs the universe and can resolve all of humanity’s problems .
- Emphasizes the importance of “Baekgung Gwangcheonsu” (Heavenly Palace Mineral Water) and “Bulloyu” (Elixir Milk) for health and longevity .
- Advocates for a lifestyle free from worldly desires and attachments, focusing on spiritual growth .

Key Metrics

Metric	Current Status	Change	Outlook
Baekgung Gwangcheonsu (Heavenly Palace Mineral Water)	Supplied to Baekgung	Pipes replaced due to freezing in winter	Expected to improve health and reduce illness
Bulloyu (Elixir Milk)	Consumed for mental and physical strength	Not explicitly stated, but implied continuous use	Expected to improve health, such as alleviating rhinitis
Rhinitis (Kim Byeong-ok’s case)	70% improved	Significant improvement over 6 months of Bulloyu consumption	Continued improvement expected with ongoing Bulloyu consumption and nasal rinsing
Shoulder Pain (Jeong Bok-dol’s case)	Pain disappeared	Resolved after consuming Gwangcheonsu and performing exercises	Continued well-being expected with Gwangcheonsu consumption

Opportunity-Risk Analysis

Category	Opportunities	Risks
Health & Well-being	– Baekgung Gwangcheonsu and Bulloyu are believed to prevent and cure various ailments, including rhinitis and dementia, and promote longevity . – Following Heo Kyeong-young’s teachings can lead to mental peace and freedom from worldly attachments .	– Excessive consumption of cooked and processed foods can shorten lifespan and lead to diseases like lung cancer . – Lack of love and attention can lead to conditions like dementia . – Ignoring the “Heavenly message” regarding spiritual and physical well-being can lead to suffering .
Spiritual & Ethical	– Adhering to the “Heavenly message” and avoiding judgment of others leads to spiritual growth . – Focusing on self-reliance and personal responsibility fosters inner strength .	– Judging others as good or evil is considered a sin . – Relying on others for one’s happiness or success is seen as a weakness and a sin . – Participating in political protests is discouraged as it deviates from personal spiritual focus .
Environmental	– Promoting sustainable practices and reducing pollution can protect the Earth for future generations .	– Industrial pollution and excessive use of disposable items harm the environment and future generations .

Key Points & Rationale
The Importance of Water and Diet

Key Point: Consuming “Baekgung Gwangcheonsu” and “Bulloyu” is crucial for physical and mental health .
- Rationale: This special water and milk are believed to prevent decay, remove toxins, and enhance cellular absorption, leading to improved health and even weight loss .
Key Point: Overconsumption of cooked and processed foods shortens lifespan and causes illness .
- Rationale: Cooking food, especially meat, leads to overeating and the production of harmful substances, which can damage organs and cause diseases like lung cancer .

Spiritual Guidance and Human Nature

Key Point: Humans have violated divine commands by consuming the “tree of knowledge of good and evil” and mismanaging the “tree of life” .
- Rationale: This violation represents judging others and indulging in excessive desires, leading to suffering and a departure from the original divine plan .
Key Point: True happiness is constant and unchangeable, independent of external circumstances .
- Rationale: By understanding that happiness is an inherent state, individuals can remain steadfast and peaceful regardless of life’s challenges, avoiding the pursuit of fleeting pleasures .

Social and Environmental Responsibility

Key Point: Individuals should not participate in political protests but rather focus on personal duties and spiritual growth .
- Rationale: Political matters are for specialists, and excessive involvement distracts from the path to “Baekgung” .
Key Point: Protecting the Earth is crucial for future generations .
- Rationale: The Earth is a precious resource given to humanity, and its destruction through pollution and unsustainable practices harms descendants .

Action Items

2024 May: Begin consuming 1cc of Bulloyu (aged 6+ months) weekly .
2024 August 23: Start drinking Baekgung Gwangcheonsu (2 liters daily), adjusting intake based on urine color and supplementing with bamboo salt if needed .
2024 October:
Ongoing:

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The Mystery of Creation

The Earth as a Magical Land: The Earth is described as a “magical land” that produces all kinds of food and resources from seeds, highlighting its miraculous nature .
The Unknowable Secret of Seeds: Humans cannot create seeds, emphasizing a fundamental limitation in their creative power compared to the divine .
Human Reproduction as a “Field”: The female womb is likened to a “field” where human life is created from seeds (sperm and egg), a process whose origin remains a divine secret .

The Universe and Its Precision

Precise Cosmic Movements: Stars and planets, including Earth, move with extreme precision, with their speeds and sizes meticulously calculated to prevent collisions and maintain cosmic order .
Earth’s Motion and Human Perception: The Earth rotates at 1,609 km/h and travels through space at 107,160 km/h, but humans do not perceive this motion due to the atmosphere and the inner ear’s otoliths, which maintain balance .

The Cycle of Reincarnation (Yukdo Yunhoe)

Six Stages of Reincarnation: Upon death, those who do not go to Heaven undergo six stages of reincarnation determined by the “Seokgo Daeje Palace” :

What is Bullo-yu (Eternal Life Milk)?

Bullo-yu (불로유), meaning “Eternal Life Milk,” is a unique concept and practice within Huh Kyung-young’s movement.

The Belief: Followers believe that if Huh Kyung-young’s name is written on a milk carton or his picture is attached to it, the milk will not spoil and will gain special health benefits . This “immortal milk” is consumed by followers to become “spiritually and physically strong” .
Symbol of Divine Energy: This practice is presented as proof of Huh’s divine power and his ability to imbue ordinary objects with special energy . It’s a tangible manifestation of his claims of being a “Shin-in.”
The mention of Bullo-yu in the lecture highlights a core belief and practice of the movement. It illustrates how followers attribute supernatural qualities to Huh Kyung-young and his influence, connecting directly to the idea of physical and spiritual well-being through his “divine” intervention.

What is Baekgung (White Palace)?
Baekgung (백궁), or “White Palace,” is a theological concept central to Huh Kyung-young’s teachings, representing a celestial realm or heaven.

Heavenly Origin: Huh claims to originate from Baekgung and asserts that his mission is to guide humanity to this ultimate spiritual destination . It’s often described as a place of ultimate peace and perfection.
Transcendence of Religions: The Haneulgung movement claims to transcend existing religions, promoting global peace and offering a path to this “White Heaven Palace” .
Understanding Baekgung helps to grasp the ultimate goal and promise offered by Huh Kyung-young to his followers. It provides a framework for his spiritual authority and the salvation he claims to offer, connecting to the idea of a divine plan and destiny for humanity.

The Sky Palace: A Sanctuary of Health, Wisdom, and Cosmic Connection

Welcome to Sky Palace, a place where ancient wisdom meets modern understanding, and where the very ground you walk on is said to transform your destiny. It’s a sanctuary where the energy of 12 billion years converges, offering a unique path to spiritual and physical well-being. Here, we explore profound truths about health, the universe, and our place within it, all while celebrating a vibrant community spirit.

The Miraculous Power of Baekgong Mineral Water
At the heart of the Sky Palace’s teachings is the incredible power of Baekgong mineral water, often referred to as “Elixir of Immortality” when infused with the energy of Heo Kyung-young or adorned with his image. This isn’t just any water; it’s believed to prevent decay in all matter and, when consumed, to strengthen both mind and body. We’ve heard countless testimonials about its effects, from improving physical ailments to enhancing mental clarity.

This special mineral water, sourced from the Anbang Gwangcheon Baeksu, is said to penetrate the skin’s three layers, offering a multitude of benefits. It’s seen as proof of divine presence, a tangible manifestation of what great minds like Einstein sought to understand. Imagine a water so potent it can neutralize toxins, even those from fine dust, and help regulate body fat without strenuous exercise. It’s no wonder many report feeling lighter and healthier, almost as if their bodies are naturally shedding what they don’t need.

The existence of this water is truly remarkable. There are millions of valleys in Korea, yet none have ever spontaneously gushed forth such a powerful mineral spring. It wasn’t dug; it simply appeared, a testament to the blessings bestowed upon Sky Palace. This water is a cornerstone of our well-being, reminding us that our health is deeply intertwined with the purity of what we consume.

Understanding the Divine Message: Life, Good, and Evil
The teachings at Sky Palace delve into the fundamental messages from the heavens, drawing parallels with ancient scriptures like the Bible’s story of Eden. We’re taught about two distinct “trees”: the Tree of Life, representing physical sustenance, and the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil, symbolizing spiritual discernment. The divine command was clear: consume from the Tree of Life to sustain your body, but refrain from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil.

This isn’t just a historical anecdote; it’s a profound lesson for our daily lives. The “Tree of Life” encompasses natural, unprocessed foods and pure water, like our Baekgong mineral water. Our ancestors lived for centuries by eating simply, without excessive cooking or seasoning. But with the discovery of fire and the desire for more palatable, often over-processed foods, our lifespans dramatically shortened. We began to “overeat” from the Tree of Life, altering what was meant to sustain us in its natural state.

The “Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil” represents judging others, categorizing them as “good” or “bad.” This act of judgment, we’re taught, leads to endless conflict and suffering. Instead of focusing on external flaws, we should look inward, understanding that our own actions and perceptions shape our reality. When we judge others, we’re essentially “eating” from the forbidden tree, disrupting the harmony that heaven intended.

The Interconnectedness of All Beings and the Path to True Happiness
The teachings emphasize a deep interconnectedness between all beings, from humanity to the divine. Just as a child’s illness affects a parent, so too does humanity’s suffering impact the divine. This understanding underscores the importance of collective well-being and our responsibility to care for ourselves, each other, and the planet.

True happiness, we learn, is not something to be sought externally but is an inherent state of being, described as “immutable and unchanging.” It’s not diminished by loss or sorrow; rather, our capacity for joy might be temporarily reduced. Imagine losing a beloved pet or a cherished possession. While the immediate joy might lessen, the memories and the love remain, accessible through reflection and meditation. This perspective allows us to navigate life’s challenges with a sense of inner peace and resilience.

We’re encouraged to cultivate self-reliance and avoid excessive dependence on others for our happiness or success. Blaming external factors or people for our misfortunes is seen as a form of “sin.” Instead, we should take responsibility for our own growth, discipline, and well-being. This means dedicating time to self-improvement, whether through study, exercise, or spiritual practice, rather than expecting others to fill our voids.

Navigating Modern Challenges with Ancient Wisdom
The Sky Palace offers guidance on navigating many modern challenges, from health issues like dementia to societal problems like political division. For instance, the teachings suggest that consuming Baekgong mineral water and practicing mindfulness can help prevent dementia. The idea is that by focusing on the present and appreciating the transient nature of life, we can reduce attachment and anxiety, which are often linked to such ailments.

Regarding societal issues, we’re advised to avoid getting entangled in political disputes or protests. Instead, our focus should be on our inner work and personal responsibilities. The “Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil” metaphor extends to judging political figures or societal factions. Our role, as individuals on a spiritual path, is to vote responsibly and then trust the process, rather than engaging in endless debates that often lead to division.

The universe itself is a testament to divine precision. The intricate dance of planets and stars, their sizes, speeds, and orbits, are all meticulously calculated. A slight deviation could lead to cosmic chaos. This precision reflects the divine order that governs all things, reminding us that there’s a grand design even in the smallest details of our lives.

The Sky Palace: A Journey of Self-Discovery
Ultimately, the Sky Palace is a place for self-discovery and spiritual growth. It’s about understanding the profound secrets of the universe and our own existence. We’re taught that we already possess immense inner wealth, like a trillion-dollar check in our pocket that we’re unaware of. The teachings here help us realize this inherent value and learn how to “cash” it, transforming our lives with happiness and purpose.

Through the wisdom shared, the miraculous water, and the supportive community, visitors are invited to embark on a journey of transformation. It’s a path to understanding the true meaning of life, health, and our interconnectedness with the cosmos, all while celebrating the joy of being alive.

Sky Palace Commemorative Event and Celebration Day

Purpose: This event celebrates anniversaries of Sky Palace centers and individual members’ milestones, featuring offerings, testimonials, and a lecture by Heo Kyeong-yeong on spiritual and physical well-being, the nature of reality, and the path to enlightenment .
Methods: The event includes ceremonial offerings of orchids and flower baskets, personal testimonials regarding the benefits of “Bulloyu” (immortal milk) and “Gwangcheonsu” (mineral water), and a lecture by Heo Kyeong-yeong addressing audience questions on topics such as addiction, political neutrality, and the mysteries of the universe .
Results: Participants shared experiences of improved health, including significant relief from chronic rhinitis and shoulder pain, attributed to consuming “Bulloyu” and “Gwangcheonsu” and following spiritual guidance . The lecture emphasized the importance of spiritual understanding over material pursuits and provided insights into cosmic order and human existence .
Discussion/Conclusion: The event reinforces the teachings of Heo Kyeong-yeong, highlighting the transformative power of “Bulloyu” and “Gwangcheonsu” for physical and spiritual health, and guiding followers towards a deeper understanding of life’s purpose and the path to “Baekgung” (Heavenly Palace) . The lecture also touched upon the importance of self-reliance and avoiding worldly attachments .

Key Terms and Concepts

Sky Palace (하늘궁): A spiritual center where followers gather for teachings and events .
Baekgung (백궁): Refers to the Heavenly Palace or ultimate spiritual destination .
Gwangcheonsu (광천수): A special mineral water from Sky Palace, believed to have healing properties and improve physical and mental health .
Bulloyu (불로유): “Immortal milk,” milk with Heo Kyeong-yeong’s name or picture, believed to prevent spoilage and promote health .
IMRaD Structure: Introduction, Methods, Results, and Discussion/Conclusion, a standard format for scientific papers .
Yeoyeo Budong (여여부동): A state of unwavering, unchanging mind or happiness, unaffected by external circumstances .
Six Paths of Reincarnation (육도 윤회): A Buddhist concept of rebirth into different realms, which Heo Kyeong-yeong states is managed by the “Seokgo Daeje Palace” .
Seokgo Daeje Palace (석고 대제 궁): A divine entity or palace that determines one’s fate, including social status, physical form, family lineage, lifespan, health, and appearance, in the cycle of reincarnation .
Tree of Life (생명나무): Represents physical sustenance and the things humans are permitted to consume for their well-being .
Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil (선악과 나무): Represents spiritual discernment and the things humans should not interfere with, such as judging others as good or evil .

Research Methods

Event Structure and Offerings

Commemorative Events: Celebrations for the 3rd anniversary of Sky Palace entry for Im Mi-ja and the 5th anniversary of Uljin Spiritual Center .
Offerings: Orchid flower pots and flower baskets were presented to Heo Kyeong-yeong as tokens of gratitude .

Health and Wellness Practices

Bulloyu Consumption: Regular intake of “Bulloyu” (milk with Heo Kyeong-yeong’s name or picture) for mental and physical strength .
Gwangcheonsu Consumption: Daily consumption of “Gwangcheonsu” (mineral water) for various health benefits, including improved memory and detoxification .
Specific Gwangcheonsu Application: For rhinitis, direct nasal rinsing with “Gwangcheonsu” is recommended .
Pain Management: For shoulder pain, “Gwangcheonsu” consumption was combined with Heo Kyeong-yeong’s sticker on the painful area and arm rotation exercises .

Philosophical and Spiritual Teachings

Lecture Format: Heo Kyeong-yeong delivers lectures to address various questions from followers, covering topics from health to cosmic mysteries .
Core Teachings: Emphasizes self-reliance, avoiding judgment of others, and understanding the interconnectedness of humanity and the divine .
Cosmic Order: Explanations on the precise movements of celestial bodies and the underlying calculations governing the universe .

Event Logistics

Time Management: Strict adherence to lecture schedules, with intentional delays to heighten anticipation .
Promotional Activities: Includes performances of Sky Palace promotional songs and testimonials .

Results

Health Improvement Testimonials

Condition	Duration	Treatment	Outcome	Source
Chronic Rhinitis	10+ years	1cc of 6+ month old Bulloyu weekly, Gwangcheonsu daily	70% improvement, reduced headaches, improved breathing
Left Shoulder Pain	Mid-Nov 2023	Gwangcheonsu (2L/day), Heo Kyeong-yeong sticker, arm rotation exercises	Pain disappeared by mid-Dec 2024

Philosophical Insights

Human Connection to the Divine: Humans are connected to the divine, and their illnesses affect the divine, leading to divine judgment and intervention .
The Two Trees of Eden: The Tree of Life (physical sustenance) is for consumption, while the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil (spiritual judgment) is not .
Nature of Happiness: Happiness is “Yeoyeo Budong” (unwavering and unchanging), not subject to increase or decrease, even in the face of loss .
Cosmic Mechanics: Celestial bodies move with extreme precision, governed by intricate calculations of speed and size, preventing collisions and maintaining universal order . Earth’s atmosphere and inner ear otoliths protect humans from perceiving its rapid movement .

Conclusion and Discussion

Academic Significance: The event and teachings emphasize a holistic approach to well-being, integrating spiritual guidance with physical practices like consuming “Gwangcheonsu” and “Bulloyu” . This offers an alternative perspective to conventional health and spiritual practices, suggesting a direct path to divine connection and enlightenment.
Differentiation from Existing Studies: Heo Kyeong-yeong’s teachings provide unique interpretations of religious texts (e.g., the Tree of Life and Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil) and cosmic phenomena, claiming direct divine insight not found in traditional religious or scientific discourse .
Limitations: The presented information is primarily anecdotal and based on personal testimonials, lacking empirical scientific validation . The claims regarding “Bulloyu” and “Gwangcheonsu” effects, as well as the cosmic explanations, are presented as divine truths rather than testable hypotheses .
Future Research: Further investigation into the physiological and psychological effects of “Bulloyu” and “Gwangcheonsu” through controlled scientific studies could provide empirical evidence. Additionally, comparative studies with other spiritual or wellness practices could help contextualize the observed benefits.

Other Information

Contact Information: Various contact numbers are provided for Sky Palace guidance, membership, blessings, consultations, daily visits, overseas spiritual pilgrimages, and free meal donations .
Sky Palace Tour: Information on parking, reception, video viewing, and shuttle bus services from Gupabal Station and Uijeongbu Station is available .
Heo Kyeong-yeong Bullo Ginseng: Details for direct purchase at Sky Palace reception or via phone order, including pricing .
Event Schedule: Lectures are held every Saturday and Sunday from 4 PM to 6 PM, with entry starting at 3:30 PM .

십승지지 우영지 (十勝之地宇宙營地): Cosmic Sanctuary of Ten Victories, Primal Abode of Universal Operation, Quintessential Terrestrial Nexus

불로유 (不老乳): Elixir of Immortality, Ambrosial Nectar, Longevity-Bestowing Milk
광천백수 (光泉白水): Luminous Spring Water, Pristine Mineral Water, Sacred Geothermal Effluent
신인 (神人): Divine Human, God-Man, Transcendent Being
일장 (一場): Singular Manifestation, Unified Phenomenon, Holistic Revelation
영육간 (靈肉間): Spirit-Body Interrelation, Somatic-Spiritual Nexus, Psychosomatic Unity
선악과 (善惡果): Fruit of the Knowledge of Good and Evil, Dichotomous Cognition, Moral Duality
생명나무 (生命나무): Tree of Life, Vitality Source, Existential Sustenance
오욕 (五慾): Five Desires/Defilements, Quintuple Sensual Pleasures, Primal Instincts
육식 (六識): Six Consciousnesses, Sensory Cognition, Perceptual Faculties
육진 (六塵): Six Objects of Sensation, Sensory Data, Phenomenal World
육경 (六境): Six Sense Fields, Perceptual Boundaries, Experiential Domains
아상 (我相): Ego-Consciousness, Self-Identity, Delusion of Self
번뇌 (煩惱): Afflictions, Mental Defilements, Cognitive Disturbance
의타심 (依他心): Dependency, Reliance on Others, External Validation Seeking
여여부동 (如如不動): Unwavering Equanimity, Immovable Suchness, Serene Steadfastness
질량 불변의 원칙 (質量不變의 原則): Principle of Conservation of Mass, Invariance of Substance, Mass-Energy Equivalence
육도 윤회 (六道輪廻): Six Realms of Reincarnation, Cyclical Existence, Samsaric Cycle
석고대제 (石鼓大祭): Grand Stone Drum Ritual, Karmic Judgment Tribunal, Divine Reckoning
동방예의지국 (東方禮儀之國): Eastern Land of Courtesy, Nation of Propriety, Exemplar of Etiquette

십승지지 우영지 (十勝之地友迎地): [Land of Ten Victories, Welcoming Place for Friends (Propitious Sanctuary, Auspicious Haven)]

A sacred, propitious land where positive energy gathers, believed to alter one’s fortune and destiny upon stepping foot there.
불로유 (不老乳): [Elixir of Immortality Milk (Nectar of Youth, Ambrosial Milk)]
Milk imbued with divine energy or a sacred image, consumed for spiritual and physical invigoration, preventing decay.
광천백수 (光天白水): [Luminous Heavenly White Water (Divine Spring Water, Miraculous Elixir)]
Miraculous spring water from Sky Temple, believed to penetrate the skin and offer various healing experiences.
신인 (神人): [God-man (Divine Human, Enlightened Being)]
A divine being who demonstrates supernatural abilities and wisdom, embodying both human and divine characteristics.
난화분 (蘭花盆): [Orchid Pot (Floral Offering, Commemorative Plant)]
An orchid plant offered as a token of gratitude or to commemorate a special occasion at Sky Temple.
불로수 (不老水): [Water of Immortality (Eternal Youth Water, Longevity Elixir)]
A miraculous water, similar to Bulloyu, believed to have healing properties and contribute to longevity.
기자병 (其者病): [The Sufferer’s Illness (Vicarious Ailment, Empathic Suffering)]
The concept that if a child falls ill, the parent also suffers, highlighting an interconnectedness between individuals.
생명나무 (生命나무): [Tree of Life (Arbor Vitae, Sustenance Tree)]
A biblical reference to a tree whose fruit provides physical sustenance and is commanded to be eaten.
선악과 (善惡果): [Fruit of Good and Evil (Forbidden Fruit, Moral Delimitation)]
A biblical reference to the forbidden fruit, symbolizing the spiritual realm and the command not to judge or differentiate between good and evil.
오욕 (五欲): [Five Desires (Five Sensual Pleasures, Quintuple Vices)]
The five fundamental human desires: appetite, sexual desire, desire for comfort, desire for fame, and desire for wealth, seen as sources of temptation.
육식 (六識): [Six Consciousnesses (Six Perceptions, Sensory Cognition)]
The six types of consciousness (sight, hearing, smell, taste, touch, and mind) that create self-centeredness and ego.
육진 (六塵): [Six Objects of Senses (Six Sensory Data, External Stimuli)]
The six external objects corresponding to the six senses (form, sound, smell, taste, touch, and mental objects), which lead to defilements and suffering.
육경 (六境): [Six Sense Fields (Six Sensory Realms, Perceptual Boundaries)]
The boundaries or distinctions created by the six senses, leading to separation between self and others.
아상 (我相): [Self-Conceit (Ego-Attachment, Self-Identity)]
The illusion of a permanent, independent self, leading to pride and self-importance.
안이비설신의 (眼耳鼻舌身意): [Eyes, Ears, Nose, Tongue, Body, Mind (Six Sensory Organs, Faculties of Perception)]
The six sensory organs or faculties through which humans perceive the world, leading to the formation of the six consciousnesses.
보헤미안 (Bohemian): [Wanderer (Nomad, Pilgrim)]
Used metaphorically to describe someone aimlessly searching for happiness, driven by desires rather than inner contentment.
순례자 (巡禮者): [Pilgrim (Seeker, Sojourner)]
One who embarks on a journey, here used to describe individuals driven by their desires and senses, rather than a spiritual quest.
의타심 (依他心): [Dependent Mind (Reliance on Others, External Dependence)]
The tendency to rely on others or external factors for one’s happiness or success, rather than cultivating inner strength.
불생불변 (不生不滅): [Neither Arising Nor Ceasing (Immutable, Eternal)]
A Buddhist concept describing the nature of ultimate reality, where things are not born and do not die, implying permanence and unchangeability.
부정불감 (不增不減): [Neither Increasing Nor Decreasing (Constant, Unchanging)]
A Buddhist concept indicating that true happiness or reality does not increase or decrease, remaining constant regardless of external circumstances.
불구부정 (不垢不淨): [Neither Defiled Nor Pure (Beyond Purity and Impurity, Unstained)]
A Buddhist concept suggesting that ultimate reality transcends conventional notions of purity and impurity.
불거불래 (不去不來): [Neither Going Nor Coming (Static, Immobile)]
A Buddhist concept implying that ultimate reality is beyond movement or change, existing in a state of constant presence.
여여부동 (如如不動): [Thusness Unmoving (Imperturbable, Steadfast)]
A state of mind that remains calm, stable, and unaffected by external circumstances, reflecting the unchanging nature of reality.
질량불변 (質量不變): [Conservation of Mass (Invariance of Quantity, Constant Nature)]
The principle that the total mass of an isolated system remains constant regardless of changes within the system, applied metaphorically to happiness.
희로애락 (喜怒哀樂): [Joy, Anger, Sorrow, Pleasure (Four Emotions, Human Affects)]
The four fundamental human emotions, which are transcended in a state of higher spiritual awareness.
애오욕정 (愛惡欲情): [Love, Hate, Desire, Emotion (Passions, Affections)]
A broader set of human passions and emotions that are overcome in a state of enlightenment.
측은지심 (惻隱之心): [Heart of Compassion (Sympathy, Pity)]
The feeling of pity or compassion for others’ suffering.
수오지심 (羞惡之心): [Heart of Shame and Dislike (Sense of Disgrace, Moral Repugnance)]
The feeling of shame for one’s own wrongdoing and dislike for evil.
사양지심 (辭讓之心): [Heart of Deference and Yielding (Modesty, Humility)]
The feeling of modesty and willingness to yield to others.
시비지심 (是非之心): [Heart of Right and Wrong (Moral Judgment, Discernment)]
The ability to discern between right and wrong.
육도윤회 (六道輪廻): [Six Paths of Reincarnation (Six Realms of Existence, Cycle of Rebirth)]
A Buddhist concept describing the six realms (heaven, asura, human, animal, hungry ghost, hell) into which beings are reborn based on their karma.
빈부귀천 (貧富貴賤): [Poverty, Wealth, Nobility, Lowliness (Social Stratification, Status Hierarchy)]
The social distinctions of wealth, status, and birth that determine one’s position in the cycle of reincarnation.
체형혈액 (體形血液): [Body Shape and Blood Type (Physical Constitution, Genetic Makeup)]
Physical characteristics and blood type determined at birth, influencing one’s life path.
가족혈통 (家族血統): [Family Lineage (Ancestral Heritage, Kinship)]
The family and lineage into which one is born, shaping their social and personal identity.
수명건강 (壽命健康): [Lifespan and Health (Longevity and Well-being, Vitality)]
The predetermined length of one’s life and their state of health.
지역우주 (地域宇宙): [Local Universe (Cosmic Location, Planetary Assignment)]
The specific planet or region of the universe where one is reborn.
얼굴성격 (얼굴性格): [Face and Personality (Appearance and Disposition, Character Traits)]
One’s physical appearance and personality traits, which are also determined by past actions.
석고대제 (石鼓大祭): [Great Stone Drum Festival (Divine Judgment, Karmic Tribunal)]
A metaphorical term for a divine tribunal or judgment that determines one’s fate and rebirth based on their actions, particularly regarding various forms of addiction.
동방예의지국 (東方禮儀之國): [Eastern Country of Courtesy (Land of Propriety, Nation of Etiquette)]
A historical epithet for Korea, signifying its people’s strong emphasis on etiquette, filial piety, and moral conduct.

광천수(光泉水)-(광(光)-light, 천(泉)-spring, 수(水)-water)

A special spring water from Haneulgung, believed to have healing properties and to remove fine dust from the body.

불로유(不老乳)-(불(不)-not, 로(老)-old, 유(乳)-milk)
“Elixir milk,” milk with Huh Kyung-young’s name written on it or his picture attached, believed to make one spiritually and physically strong.

신인(神人)-(신(神)-god, 인(人)-human)
A divine human being, referring to Huh Kyung-young, who is believed to possess supernatural abilities and wisdom.

십승지지(十勝之地)-(십(十)-ten, 승(勝)-victory, 지(地)-land)
A propitious land where ten victories gather, referring to Haneulgung as a place that changes one’s fortune and destiny.

영성센터(靈性센터)-(영성(靈性)-spirituality, 센터(센터)-center)
Spiritual centers where followers gather for spiritual activities and events.

난화분(蘭花盆)-(난(蘭)-orchid, 화(花)-flower, 분(盆)-pot)
An orchid pot, offered as a gift of gratitude to Huh Kyung-young.

섭리(攝理)-(섭(攝)-govern, 리(理)-principle)
Divine providence or the governing principle of the universe, often referring to Huh Kyung-young’s teachings.

백궁(白宮)-(백(白)-white, 궁(宮)-palace)
“White Palace,” referring to a heavenly realm or paradise.

영육(靈肉)-(영(靈)-spirit, 육(肉)-body)
Spirit and body, referring to the dual nature of existence or the balance between spiritual and physical aspects.

선악과(善惡果)-(선(善)-good, 악(惡)-evil, 과(果)-fruit)
The fruit of the tree of knowledge of good and evil, symbolizing the choice between good and evil, and the consequences of human actions.

생명나무(生命나무)-(생명(生命)-life, 나무-tree)
The tree of life, symbolizing eternal life and the sustenance of the physical body.

오욕(五欲)-(오(五)-five, 욕(欲)-desire)
The five desires or defilements (greed, anger, ignorance, pride, doubt), representing human instincts and temptations.

육식(六識)-(육(六)-six, 식(識)-consciousness)
The six consciousnesses (sight, hearing, smell, taste, touch, mind), referring to the ego or self-importance.

육진(六塵)-(육(六)-six, 진(塵)-dust)
The six dusts or objects of the senses (form, sound, smell, taste, touch, dharma), representing worldly defilements and suffering.

육경(六境)-(육(六)-six, 경(境)-realm)
The six realms or boundaries of perception, representing the separation between self and others.

아상(我相)-(아(我)-self, 상(相)-form)
The concept of self or ego, leading to self-importance and separation.

중생(衆生)-(중(衆)-multitude, 생(生)-living being)
All living beings, often referring to humanity, who are subject to suffering and reincarnation.

천신(天神)-(천(天)-heaven, 신(神)-god)
Heavenly gods or divine beings, who are also affected by the suffering of humanity.

심판주(審判主)-(심판(審判)-judgment, 주(主)-lord)
The judge or lord of judgment, referring to Huh Kyung-young as the one who comes to judge and save humanity.

자유의지(自由意志)-(자유(自由)-freedom, 의지(意志)-will)
Free will, given to humans by heaven, which can lead to both good and bad outcomes.

동방예의지국(東方禮儀之國)-(동방(東方)-eastern, 예의(禮儀)-courtesy, 지(之)-of, 국(國)-country)
“The Eastern Country of Courtesy,” a traditional epithet for Korea, emphasizing its people’s strong sense of etiquette and filial piety.

육도윤회(六道輪廻)-(육(六)-six, 도(道)-path, 윤회(輪廻)-reincarnation)
The six paths of reincarnation in Buddhism, referring to the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth.

빈부귀천(貧富貴賤)-(빈(貧)-poor, 부(富)-rich, 귀(貴)-noble, 천(賤)-humble)
The distinctions of poverty, wealth, nobility, and lowliness, which are determined in the afterlife.

체형(體型)-(체(體)-body, 형(型)-type)
Body type or physical form, determined in the afterlife along with blood type.

혈액(血液)-(혈(血)-blood, 액(液)-liquid)
Blood or blood type, determined in the afterlife along with body type.

가족혈통(家族血統)-(가족(家族)-family, 혈통(血統)-lineage)
Family lineage or bloodline, determined in the afterlife.

수명(壽命)-(수(壽)-longevity, 명(命)-life)
Lifespan, determined in the afterlife along with health.

건강(健康)-(건(健)-healthy, 강(康)-peaceful)
Health, determined in the afterlife along with lifespan.

지역우주(地域宇宙)-(지역(地域)-region, 우주(宇宙)-universe)
Regional universe or specific location in the cosmos, determined in the afterlife.

얼굴(얼굴)-(얼-face, 굴-form)
Face or appearance, determined in the afterlife along with personality.

성격(性格)-(성(性)-nature, 격(格)-character)
Personality or character, determined in the afterlife along with appearance.

의타심(依他心)-(의(依)-rely, 타(他)-other, 심(心)-mind)
Dependence on others, seen as a sin or a weakness.

질량불변(質量不變)-(질량(質量)-mass, 불변(不變)-unchanging)
Conservation of mass, a principle applied to happiness, meaning it does not increase or decrease.

명상(瞑想)-(명(瞑)-close eyes, 상(想)-think)
Meditation, a practice to recall past memories and find inner peace.

순교자(殉敎者)-(순(殉)-martyrdom, 교(敎)-religion, 자(者)-person)
Martyrs, referring to those who died for their beliefs, especially in Korea.

치매(癡呆)-(치(癡)-foolish, 매(呆)-dull)
Dementia, a condition that causes memory loss, seen as a way to forget past lives and receive love.

자전(自轉)-(자(自)-self, 전(轉)-rotate)
Rotation, referring to the Earth’s rotation on its axis.

공전(公轉)-(공(公)-public, 전(轉)-rotate)
Revolution, referring to the Earth’s orbit around the Sun.

은하(銀河)-(은(銀)-silver, 하(河)-river)
Galaxy, referring to the Milky Way galaxy.

이석(耳石)-(이(耳)-ear, 석(石)-stone)
Otoliths, small calcium carbonate crystals in the inner ear that help maintain balance and sense motion.

비염(鼻炎)-(비(鼻)-nose, 염(炎)-inflammation)
Rhinitis, inflammation of the nasal passages, a condition that can be alleviated by drinking and rinsing with Haneulgung’s special water.

면역(免疫)-(면(免)-avoid, 역(疫)-disease)
Immunity, the body’s ability to resist disease.

부작용(副作用)-(부(副)-secondary, 작용(作用)-effect)
Side effects, referring to the absence of negative reactions from Haneulgung’s special water.

00:00:01 Welcome and Introduction to Sky Palace Commemorative Event

00:03:49 The Power of Baekgong Water and its Health Benefits

00:21:19 Divine Commandments and Human Transgression: The Story of Eden

00:34:20 The Relationship Between Nature, Humanity, and Divine Will

00:55:15 Addressing Addictions and Understanding Reincarnation

01:10:43 The Precision of the Cosmos and Personal Well-being

01:26:05 Testimonials, Performances, and Closing Remarks