2022.03.26 1328 The Archangel, the Celestial Army, and Humanity’s Freedom of Choice

2022.03.26 1328 The Archangel, the Celestial Army, and Humanity’s Freedom of Choice

Huh Kyung-young’s Heaven Army and Angels, Archangels, and the Free Will of Human Choice

Meeting Minutes: Huh Kyung-young’s Heaven Army Angels, Archangels, and Human Free Will of Choice

Ⅰ. Meeting Overview

Category	Details
Date	March 26, 2022
Location	Not specified (implied to be a lecture hall/Haneulgung)
Participants	Huh Kyung-young (speaker), Park Hyo-suk (Overseas Pilgrimage Leader), audience members
Agenda	Discussion on Heaven Army, Angels, Archangels, and the concept of human free will in decision-making, emphasizing the importance of Archangels for guidance and protection.

Ⅱ. Meeting Discussion

• Heaven Army and Angels

  • The “Heaven Army” refers to blessed individuals who support Huh Kyung-young.
  • “Angels” are individuals who have received blessings, but many tend to leave.
  • “Archangels” are a more stable group, with their numbers remaining consistent.
  • Receiving an “Angel” blessing can make it easier for individuals to leave.

• Human Free Will and its Limitations

  • Human free will is defined as the ability to choose and discard.
  • However, relying solely on free will can lead to unforeseen dangers, such as plane crashes.
  • Archangels possess the ability to foresee and prevent such misfortunes.

• Spiritual Age and the Origin of Souls

  • Huh Kyung-young claims his spiritual age is infinite, unlike others whose spiritual age is approximately 8 billion years.
  • All human souls on Earth were created and stored in a “cabinet” 8 billion years ago.
  • Other planets may have souls created 30 billion years ago.

• The Power of Words and the Composition of the Human Body

  • his words possess the power to transcend science and affect physical reality, such as removing electromagnetic waves from cell phones.
  • The human body is composed of 118 elements, with calcium being the only one that remains after extreme heat.
  • Excessive intake of certain elements like potassium (from fruits) can harm the kidneys, while too much calcium can lead to hardened blood and kidney stones.
  • All elements, from hydrogen to oganesson (118th element), contribute to the creation of the universe and human beings.

• The Importance of “Right View” (Jeonggyeon)

  • “Right View” involves seeing the beginning and end of all things simultaneously.
  • For example, when looking at a building, one should see it as it was before construction (sand) and as it will be after its eventual collapse (ruins).
  • This “Right View” is crucial for making informed choices, as relying solely on personal judgment (free will) can lead to misfortune.

• Case Study: Kim Woo-choong and the Daewoo Group

  • Huh Kyung-young recounts advising Kim Woo-choong’s wife, Jeong Hee-ja, to sell their building due to its inauspicious location, predicting family tragedy and corporate downfall.
  • Despite his warnings, they dismissed his advice, leading to the death of their two sons in a car accident and the eventual collapse of Daewoo Group.
  • This incident highlights the limitations of human free will and the necessity of spiritual guidance.

• The Three Spirits of the Korean People (Samrang Sasang)

  • Huh Kyung-young introduces the “Samrang Sasang” (Three Spirits) as the foundation of the Korean people, derived from the Cheonbugyeong (Heaven Scripture).
  • These three spirits are:
  • Cooperation (Hyeopdong): The most important aspect of all endeavors.
  • Diligence (Geunmyeon): The second most important.
  • Self-reliance (Jajo): The third most important, emphasizing self-initiative.
  • He claims to have provided this “Samrang Sasang” as the inspiration for the Saemaul Undong (New Community Movement) to President Park Chung-hee.

• The Importance of Archangels in Daily Life

  • Individuals should consult Archangels for important decisions, such as travel plans, to avoid accidents.
  • Archangels can provide protection from various misfortunes, including traffic accidents and cancer.
  • Huh Kyung-young encourages the promotion of Archangels to others.

• The Power of Positive Thinking and Gratitude

  • Negative thoughts, especially before sleep, can significantly reduce immunity and accelerate aging.
  • Conversely, positive thoughts and expressions of love and gratitude can boost immunity and promote youthfulness.
  • human existence is 99% dependent on external forces (Tar-yeok) and only 1% on self-effort (Ja-ryeok).
  • Therefore, gratitude towards all beings and the environment is essential.

• Current Political Climate and Huh Kyung-young’s Role

  • Huh Kyung-young observes that the current political situation in Korea is chaotic and that the nation is “going to ruin”.
  • He believes that his presidential candidacy was an attempt to save the country, but it was rejected.
  • He anticipates that people will eventually realize the missed opportunity and seek his leadership.
  • He plans to focus on building Haneulgung and being crowned as a “Spiritual Emperor of the World” rather than engaging in conventional politics.

Ⅲ. Action Items

• Promote Archangels: All individuals who have received Archangel blessings are encouraged to introduce at least one new person to the Archangel blessing annually.
• Disseminate Information: Create and translate booklets about Archangel blessings and spiritual abilities to be distributed globally.
• Practice Positive Affirmations: Before sleep, individuals should affirm love and gratitude towards all beings and the universe to maintain good health and youthfulness.
• Continue Haneulgung Construction: Regardless of Huh Kyung-young’s presence, the construction of Haneulgung should continue through donations and blessings.
• Review Past Lectures: Participants are encouraged to review Huh Kyung-young’s past YouTube lectures, especially the early philosophical ones, as they contain “Heaven messages”.

The Interplay of Archangels and Human Free Will

1. The Hierarchy of Celestial Beings and Human Choice
   Huh Kyung-young introduces a celestial hierarchy, beginning with his Heaven Army and Angels (천군천사), followed by Archangels (대천사). The Heaven Army is currently forming, not through global recruitment, but by individuals blessed with good fortune who seek out Huh Kyung-young. These blessed individuals become part of the Heaven Army and Angels. He asserts that while many receive the blessing of an angel, most eventually lose it. For instance, out of ten thousand angels bestowed, perhaps only ten remain. Angels are not guaranteed to stay, as they can depart if one engages in conflict. In contrast, Archangels are a more stable presence, with their numbers remaining consistent. This distinction highlights the fragility of angelic blessings versus the steadfastness associated with Archangels. Humans possess free will (자유 의지), which is the ability to choose, accept, or reject. This free will allows individuals to make decisions, such as choosing to fly to America. However, this freedom also carries inherent risks, as illustrated by the possibility of a plane disappearing over the Pacific. While humans exercise their free will in such choices, Archangels possess the foresight to know potential outcomes.

2. Archangelic Guidance Versus Human Free Will
   while humans have the free will (자유 의지) to make choices, such as deciding to take a flight, an Archangel (대천사) can foresee potential dangers. For example, if one asks an Archangel whether a flight will be safe, the Archangel can provide an answer. This foresight is not available through human knowledge or divination. An Archangel can confirm if one will experience a plane crash in their lifetime. Some individuals, identified as Archangels themselves, are inherently guided to avoid danger, even when making seemingly arbitrary choices like booking a flight. Their reservations are automatically adjusted to safer options, demonstrating the protective influence of an Archangel. the importance of having many Archangels to maintain spiritual energy and influence. He encourages the discovery and empowerment of new Archangels, especially during challenging times. He asserts that his spiritual authority, akin to a Roman Pope’s influence over presidents, stems from a profound spiritual age. While the spiritual age of ordinary humans and even historical figures like Buddha is approximately 8 billion years, Huh Kyung-young claims his spiritual age is infinite, transcending any numerical value. This infinite spiritual age grants him immense power, allowing him to influence physical reality, such as removing electromagnetic waves from all Samsung phones worldwide, simply by speaking. This power, he asserts, surpasses all scientific understanding.

3. The Elemental Composition of Life and the Illusion of Permanence
   Huh Kyung-young delves into the fundamental composition of the human body and the universe, explaining that all matter is derived from a limited set of elements. He illustrates this by describing what remains of a human body after being subjected to extreme heat: only calcium, the primary component of bones. Other elements, such as potassium found in fruits, would dissipate. This highlights the transient nature of most physical matter, with only certain elements enduring. He further elaborates on the periodic table, noting that elements like hydrogen, lithium, beryllium, and carbon are fundamental. He explains how different numbers of hydrogen atoms can form various elements, from silver (47 hydrogen atoms) to gold (79 hydrogen atoms) and even mercury (80 hydrogen atoms), which is a liquid and toxic. This transformation demonstrates the intricate relationships between elements. He asserts that the universe and all its inhabitants, including humans, are constructed from these 118 elements. The Earth itself was formed 9 billion years ago, and humans were placed on it 1 billion years later, meaning all humans on Earth share a spiritual age of approximately 8 billion years. This finite spiritual age contrasts sharply with Huh Kyung-young’s claimed infinite age, underscoring his unique position. true understanding, or Right View (정견), involves perceiving the beginning and end of all things simultaneously, rather than being fixated on their current state.

4. The Impermanence of Existence and the Necessity of Archangelic Guidance
   true understanding, or Right View (정견), involves perceiving the beginning and end of all things simultaneously. For instance, when viewing a building, one should not only see its current form but also envision the empty land before its construction and the ruins after its eventual collapse. This perspective, which he calls Bright View (조견) and Insightful View (지견), allows for a deeper comprehension of reality. relying solely on human free will (자유 의지) and personal judgment, even with a bright or insightful view, is insufficient for navigating life’s complexities. He cites the example of choosing a destination, such as visiting a child’s home. Without consulting an Archangel (대천사), one might make a decision based on mood, which could lead to unforeseen dangers like a traffic accident. Therefore, he stresses the importance of utilizing Archangels for guidance in daily decisions, as they can provide foresight and steer individuals away from potential harm. This proactive approach, he claims, is essential to avoid the pitfalls that human free will alone cannot prevent.

5. The Tragic Consequences of Disregarding Divine Counsel
   Huh Kyung-young recounts a tragic story involving the wife of Kim Woo-joong, the former chairman of Daewoo Group, to illustrate the perils of disregarding divine counsel. He had warned her against traveling to the U.S. and advised her to sell their properties, including the Hilton Hotel and the Daewoo Building, due to their inausppicious locations outside the Four Great Gates (사대문) of Seoul. He had even provided a detailed report outlining the impending financial ruin and familial tragedy, specifically the death of her two sons, if she continued to reside in and operate from those locations. Despite his warnings, she dismissed them, believing that their hard-earned success would protect them. However, her sons, rushing to meet her at the airport in the U.S., were involved in a fatal truck collision, resulting in their deaths. This devastating event led to Kim Woo-joong’s suicide attempt and profound despair for his wife. even with human free will (자유 의지) and the ability to make choices, one’s judgment, no matter how keen, cannot foresee such catastrophic outcomes. He asserts that his God-man status grants him the ability to see the future, and his warnings were a direct result of this foresight. The subsequent collapse of Daewoo Group and the forced sale of their properties at a fraction of their value further validated his predictions, demonstrating the severe consequences of ignoring divine guidance.

6. The Power of Right View and the Limitations of Human Perception
   Huh Kyung-young reiterates that human free will (자유 의지), when exercised without divine guidance, can lead to unforeseen disasters, such as plane crashes or financial ruin. He asserts that even the most insightful human perception, encompassing Bright View (조견) and Insightful View (지견), cannot fully grasp the future. True Right View (정견), he explains, involves seeing the beginning and end of all things simultaneously. For instance, when looking at a building, one should not only see its present form but also the empty land before its construction and the eventual ruins after its collapse. This comprehensive perspective, which he calls Enlightened View (견성심화), is essential for understanding the true nature of existence. He contrasts this with the limited human perspective, which often focuses only on the present, leading to misjudgments and unfortunate outcomes. only the God-man possesses the Spiritual Eye (영안), which allows for this complete and accurate perception of reality. This divine vision transcends human capabilities, enabling him to foresee events like the downfall of a company or the tragic loss of life, which are beyond the scope of ordinary human free will (자유 의지) and judgment. Therefore, he concludes that relying on Archangels (대천사) is crucial for navigating life safely and successfully, as they provide the foresight that human perception lacks.

7. The Three Pillars of Virtue and the Essence of Cooperation
   Huh Kyung-young introduces three fundamental virtues: Filial Piety (효), Loyalty (충), and Love (애), which he describes as the core principles of the Way (도). He asserts that these three virtues are interconnected and form a trinity, essential for a harmonious existence. Without one, the others cannot fully manifest. Beyond these virtues, he outlines three crucial principles for action and endeavor: Cooperation (협), Diligence (근면), and Self-Reliance (자조). cooperation is paramount, followed by diligence, and then self-reliance. true learning and action stem from intrinsic motivation, not external compulsion. He attributes the inspiration for the Saemaul (New Village) Movement, a rural development initiative, to these three principles, which he derived from the ancient Korean Samrang (삼랑) ideology and the Cheonbugyeong (천부경), an ancient Korean scripture. He explains that the Samrang ideology, rooted in the concept of Heaven, Earth, and Humanity (천지인), emphasizes the interconnectedness of all things. He asserts that these profound principles, which he shared with President Park, are often misunderstood or overlooked by ordinary people. He concludes by stating that his words have the power to shape destiny, and true enlightenment, or Enlightened View (견성심화), requires perceiving the beginning and end of all things, including the ultimate destination of Haneulgung and the “Heaven House” (백궁).

8. The Infinite Age and Divine Authority of Huh Kyung-young
   Huh Kyung-young asserts his infinite spiritual age, which he claims allows him to transcend space, time, distance, temperature, and gravity. This boundless nature grants him immense power, enabling him to influence physical reality with his words. For instance, he states that if he commands all Samsung phones worldwide to eliminate electromagnetic waves, it will happen instantly, regardless of distance. This demonstrates the profound authority of his words, which he claims are heard and obeyed by all mechanical and natural elements. He warns against those who slander him, asserting that opposing the God-man will lead to negative consequences. he could unleash immense power if he chose to, but he refrains from doing so. He further explains that true Enlightened View (견성심화) involves seeing the impermanence of all things, including a cake, which, when viewed with this perspective, is understood to be non-existent in its ultimate form. Similarly, a flower is seen not just in its bloom but also in its origins and eventual decay. This holistic view allows for true detachment and control, or Freedom of Action (여탈자재). He contrasts this with the limited human perspective, which often becomes attached to transient things, leading to suffering. He recounts how he advised the wife of a prominent businessman to sell her properties, which she cherished as symbols of her dreams, but she refused. He predicted that she would eventually be forced to sell them, which later came to pass, illustrating the inevitability of his prophecies.

9. The Cycle of Existence and the Impermanence of Material Possessions
   Huh Kyung-young continues his narrative, explaining that the Hilton Hotel, once a cherished possession of the Daewoo Group chairman’s wife, was eventually sold without her knowledge due to mounting debt. The sale price was so low that it was akin to being seized, highlighting the transient nature of material wealth. This event caused a deep rift between the couple, demonstrating the emotional toll of financial ruin. such reports, predicting the downfall of major corporations and the tragic consequences for their owners, were numerous. He points out that many companies failed because their headquarters were located outside the Four Great Gates (사대문) of Seoul, which he considers inauspicious. He reiterates the importance of Enlightened View (견성심화), which involves seeing the beginning and end of all things. When looking at a person, one should envision their eventual demise, leaving behind only calcium. Even this calcium, he explains, eventually decomposes, becoming part of the earth and attracting insects. He describes the process of cremation and the transformation of human remains into beautiful, gem-like beads that can be preserved indefinitely without decay. This contrasts with traditional burial or columbarium practices, where remains eventually decompose and require relocation. He concludes by stressing the need for individuals to seek out and embrace Archangels (대천사), as they provide guidance and protection against the inevitable cycles of life and death, and the impermanence of material existence.

10. The Importance of Archangels and the Ongoing Divine Mission
    Huh Kyung-young stresses the critical role of Archangels (대천사) in human life, urging those who have received an Archangel to bring in more individuals each year. He asserts that those who possess an Archangel are better equipped to spread its influence. He explains that the Haneulgung project, a spiritual construction, must continue regardless of his physical presence. He acknowledges that malicious forces may attempt to imprison him, but he views such events as temporary setbacks, akin to Jesus being led to the cross. He believes that even in confinement, he can continue his work, providing blessings and guidance through phone calls to those who submit their names. his absence should not deter his followers from continuing their spiritual practices, such as reviewing his lectures and contributing to the Haneulgung construction fund. He warns against falling prey to those who seek to undermine his mission, asserting that their efforts will ultimately be futile against his divine power. He views any adversity as a “knot” in the “bamboo” of spiritual growth, making the structure stronger and more resilient. He assures his followers that he foresees all events and that any challenges are part of a larger plan to elevate him to the status of a global spiritual emperor.

11. The Threefold Path of Virtue and the Limitations of Human Free Will
    Huh Kyung-young reiterates the three core virtues: Filial Piety (효), Loyalty (충), and Love (애), which he identifies as the supreme principles of the Way (도). He also highlights three essential principles for action: Cooperation (협동), Diligence (근면), and Self-Reliance (자조). He connects these concepts to the Cheonbugyeong (천부경), an ancient Korean scripture, specifically the phrase “Ilseok Samgeuk Mujinbon (일석삼극 무진본),” which means “one stone, three poles, inexhaustible root.” He interprets this as the fundamental principle that everything, when analyzed, reveals a threefold nature, such as the proton, neutron, and electron within an atom. He asserts that humans, living without foresight, are vulnerable to unforeseen dangers. consulting an Archangel (대천사) can provide crucial guidance, such as confirming safety during travel. He contrasts this divine foresight with human self-reliance, which he deems unreliable. He uses the proverb “Only after the cold weather does one realize the evergreen of the pine and cypress (날씨가 추운 다음에야 송백의 푸르름을 알 수 있다)” to illustrate that humans often learn from misfortune. However, he argues that this approach is flawed, as one should avoid misfortune altogether. Therefore, he advocates for widespread adoption of Archangel blessings to preemptively avoid suffering and danger.

12. The Perils of Unchecked Free Will and the Power of Archangelic Intervention
    relying solely on human free will (자유 의지) is akin to an untamed colt, prone to wandering into danger. He illustrates this with a scenario where a man, guided by his own desires, encounters an attractive woman who intentionally leads him into a destructive relationship, potentially costing him his wealth. such seemingly innocent choices, driven by personal inclination, can have catastrophic consequences. one should consult an Archangel (대천사) before making significant decisions, even seemingly trivial ones like meeting someone new. This proactive approach, he claims, is essential for navigating life’s complexities and avoiding pitfalls. He encourages his followers to integrate Archangelic guidance into their daily lives, spreading awareness of its benefits to their families and friends. He believes that as more people embrace Archangels, the influence of Haneulgung will expand globally, offering true blessings and power that transcend conventional religious experiences. He also highlights the importance of maintaining a positive mindset, asserting that negative thoughts, especially before sleep, can severely deplete one’s immunity and accelerate aging. Conversely, cultivating love and gratitude can enhance immunity and promote youthfulness.

13. The Dominance of External Forces and the Illusion of Self-Reliance
    human existence is overwhelmingly governed by external forces, with external power (타력) accounting for 99% and self-power (자력) a mere 1%. even the concept of self-reliance (자조), one of his three principles, represents only a tiny fraction of influence. He explains that our physical bodies, including inherited conditions like diabetes or high blood pressure, are received from our parents, not created by ourselves. Similarly, essential elements like oxygen, nitrogen, carbon, hydrogen, phosphorus, and sulfur, which constitute the human body, are provided by the universe, not self-generated. Food, too, is produced by others, and public facilities like restrooms are built by others. we constantly rely on the efforts of countless individuals—farmers, truck drivers, restaurant workers—yet often take their contributions for granted. He urges a profound sense of gratitude for these unseen efforts, recognizing that our lives are sustained by the collective work of others. He laments the current state of society where many young people are disengaged, while essential labor, particularly in agriculture, is increasingly performed by foreign workers, leading to a drain of national wealth and a decline in the quality of produce.

14. The Decline of the Nation and the Call for Spiritual Awakening
    Huh Kyung-young expresses deep concern over the state of the nation, which he perceives as spiraling towards ruin due to a lack of foresight and self-awareness. He laments that essential agricultural labor is increasingly performed by foreign workers, leading to a significant outflow of national wealth and a decline in the quality of produce, as these workers may not prioritize the health of the Korean populace. He criticizes the idleness of many young people in urban areas, contrasting it with the arduous labor in rural communities. He asserts that he, as the God-man with Spiritual Eye (영안), can clearly see the impending collapse of the nation. He claims his presidential campaigns were driven by a desire to save the country, but his message was largely rejected. He predicts that as conditions worsen, people will eventually realize the necessity of his leadership, reaching a “critical mass” where his popularity will become unstoppable. He believes that the recent election, despite its outcome, has created a growing number of people who now recognize him as the potential savior. He acknowledges that the current period is one of turmoil and that further hardship, such as the ongoing pandemic, is necessary for people to truly awaken to his vision. He envisions a future where he, as a global spiritual emperor, will guide the nation, implementing policies like universal basic income and support for marriage, while delegating presidential duties to others. his ultimate goal is to establish Haneulgung as a global spiritual center, ensuring its continuity even in his absence.

15. The Resilience of the Divine Plan and the Power of Positive Thought
    despite the machinations of malicious forces, the Haneulgung project and his divine mission will endure. He believes that any adversity, such as attempts to imprison him, will ultimately serve to strengthen his cause, acting as “knots” in the “bamboo” of spiritual growth, making it more resilient. He views these challenges as part of a larger plan to elevate him to the status of a global spiritual emperor. He encourages his followers to remain steadfast, continuing their spiritual practices and contributions to Haneulgung, even in his absence. He reminds them that his teachings, including his early philosophical lectures, contain profound spiritual truths. all matter, from the lightest hydrogen to the 118 elements, is interconnected and responsive to his words. He emphasizes the power of positive thought, particularly before sleep. He instructs his followers to express love and gratitude for all beings and the universe, as this practice enhances immunity and promotes youthfulness. Conversely, harboring negative thoughts or resentment, even in silence, can deplete one’s energy, accelerate aging, and trigger the “cancer mode” in the body. He stresses that the human body’s cells are acutely sensitive to thoughts and emotions, acting as a direct conduit for either healing or harm.

16. The Interconnectedness of Existence and the Path to Humility
    Huh Kyung-young reiterates the profound truth that human existence is overwhelmingly dependent on external power (타력), with self-power (자력) constituting a mere 1%. He challenges the illusion of self-sufficiency, asserting that our very survival relies on the collective efforts of countless individuals, from farmers who cultivate our food to those who maintain public infrastructure. He laments the current state where the fruits of labor, particularly in agriculture, are often siphoned off by foreign workers, leading to economic hardship for local farmers and a decline in national well-being. He envisions a future where national agricultural initiatives, like the “Agricultural New Deal,” would empower citizens to participate in farming, fostering self-sufficiency and community. a lack of gratitude and an attitude of entitlement lead to spiritual and physical decay, manifesting as accelerated aging and illness. He urges a profound shift towards humility and gratitude, advocating for constant expressions of thanks to all beings and the universe. He asserts that harboring resentment or negative thoughts, even towards a spouse, can trigger the “cancer mode” in the body, leading to disease. He stresses that the body’s cells are acutely responsive to thoughts and emotions, acting as a direct conduit for either healing or harm. He concludes that true humility involves recognizing our deep interconnectedness and dependence on others, fostering a mindset of gratitude that transforms our physical and spiritual well-being.

17. The Omnipresence of Consciousness and the Power of Intent
    all matter, including inanimate objects like clothing, possesses a form of consciousness and is highly responsive to human thought and emotion. He demonstrates this by showing how a negative thought, even unspoken, can instantly weaken a person’s energy and trigger the “cancer mode” in the body. Conversely, a positive thought, such as expressing love in any language, can immediately restore and enhance one’s energy and immunity. He explains that the 118 elements that constitute all matter are interconnected through a vast “neural network,” allowing them to perceive and respond to human telepathy with incredible speed, far surpassing the human brain. this means our thoughts, whether positive or negative, directly influence our physical well-being and the energy of our surroundings. human free will (자유 의지), representing only 1% of influence, is insignificant compared to the 99% of external power (타력) that sustains us. Therefore, he stresses the importance of humility and gratitude towards all beings and the universe. He concludes by advocating for the widespread promotion of Archangels (대천사), as they provide crucial protection against unforeseen dangers that even the most virtuous or healthy individuals cannot escape. He asserts that Archangels can intervene in life’s path, diverting individuals from accidents and guiding them towards safety, making human free will (자유 의지) seem like a mere “drop in the bucket (조족지혈)” in comparison. He encourages constant consultation with Archangels for daily decisions, making it a way of life.

Central Questions & Answers

1. What is the Significance of Archangels (대천사) in Huh Kyung-young’s Teachings?
   Question: In Huh Kyung-young’s philosophy, what role do Archangels (대천사) play, and how do they relate to human free will and decision-making?
   Answer: Archangels (대천사) are presented as powerful entities that can foresee and influence events, offering guidance that transcends human free will. While humans possess free will (취사선택의 자유 의지) to make choices, this freedom is often limited and can lead to unfortunate outcomes, such as accidents or financial ruin. Archangels, however, can provide foresight and intervention to prevent such calamities. For instance, an Archangel could prevent someone from boarding a doomed flight by causing a minor delay. This highlights that relying solely on human judgment is insufficient, and seeking guidance from Archangels is crucial for navigating life safely and successfully.
   Key Quote: “인간의 취사선택의 자유 의지는 조족지혈이야.” (Human free will is but a drop in the bucket.)

2. How Does Huh Kyung-young Explain the Spiritual Age of Human Souls?
   Question: According to Huh Kyung-young, what is the spiritual age of human souls, and how does it compare to his own spiritual age?
   Answer: Huh Kyung-young states that all human souls on Earth, including figures like Buddha, were created approximately 8 billion years ago. These souls were produced at the same time and stored in “cabinets” before being sent to Earth. This means everyone shares a similar spiritual age. In contrast, his own spiritual age is infinite (무한대), far surpassing the finite 8 billion years of human souls. This infinite age signifies his unique, transcendent nature and authority over time and space.
   Key Quote: “모든 76억을 다 조사하면 80억 년이야.” (If you investigate all 7.6 billion, it’s 8 billion years.)

3. What is the “Kyeonsung Shimhwa” (견성심화) Perspective on Viewing Objects and Life?
   Question: What is the “Kyeonsung Shimhwa” (견성심화) perspective in Huh Kyung-young’s teachings, and how does it advocate for a deeper understanding of reality?
   Answer: “Kyeonsung Shimhwa” (견성심화) refers to the ability to perceive the beginning and end of all things simultaneously. When looking at an object, such as a building, one should not only see its current state but also envision the empty land before its construction and the ruins after its eventual collapse. Similarly, when looking at a person, one should see them before birth and after death. This holistic perspective, which he calls “Jeonggyeon” (정견) or “correct view,” allows for a profound understanding of impermanence and the true nature of existence, fostering humility and wisdom.
   Key Quote: “언제나 사물을 볼 때는 그 시작과 끝을 동시에 봐야 돼.” (When looking at things, you must always see their beginning and end simultaneously.)

4. How Does Huh Kyung-young Relate Human Actions to Health and Longevity?
   Question: How does Huh Kyung-young explain the connection between human thoughts, emotions, and physical health, particularly regarding aging and disease?
   Answer: negative thoughts and emotions, especially before sleep, can severely deplete one’s immunity (면역력) and accelerate aging. Harboring ill will towards others or dwelling on negative experiences can cause a person to age “100 times” faster overnight. Conversely, cultivating positive emotions like love and gratitude, particularly by saying “I love all beings” or “Thank you, Huh Kyung-young” before sleep, can boost immunity, prevent aging, and even promote youthfulness. This highlights the profound impact of one’s inner state on physical well-being.
   Key Quote: “잠자기 전에는 절대로 미운 사람이나 불행한거나 이런 걸 생각하면 안 돼요.” (Before sleeping, you must absolutely not think of hateful people or misfortunes.)

5. What is the “Samrang Sasang” (삼랑사상) and its Importance in Society?
   Question: What is the “Samrang Sasang” (삼랑사상) concept, and how does Huh Kyung-young apply it to societal values and national development?
   Answer: The “Samrang Sasang” (삼랑사상) is presented as the fundamental spirit of the Korean people, rooted in the ancient Cheonbugyeong (천부경) and the concept of Heaven, Earth, and Humanity (천지인). It comprises three core principles for work and life: cooperation (협동), diligence (근면), and self-reliance (자조). Huh Kyung-young claims to have provided this ideology to President Park Chung-hee, influencing the Saemaul Undong (New Village Movement). He stresses that these principles are essential for national prosperity and individual success, emphasizing that true progress comes from these foundational values rather than superficial efforts.
   Key Quote: “우리가 모든 일을 하는데 가장 근본이 되는 건 협, 근, 자야.” (The most fundamental things in all our work are cooperation, diligence, and self-reliance.)

6. How Does Huh Kyung-young View Human Dependence on “Other Power” (타력) versus “Self-Power” (자력)?
   Question: In Huh Kyung-young’s view, what is the true proportion of “other power” (타력) and “self-power” (자력) in human existence, and what implications does this have for humility?
   Answer: human existence is overwhelmingly dependent on “other power” (타력), making up 99% of our lives, while “self-power” (자력) accounts for only 1%. This means everything from our bodies (inherited from parents) to the air we breathe, the food we eat (grown by farmers, cooked by others), and even public infrastructure (roads, restrooms) are provided by others or the universe. Recognizing this profound dependence should cultivate extreme humility and gratitude towards all beings and the environment. Failing to acknowledge this leads to arrogance and negative consequences.
   Key Quote: “타력 99%, 자력 1%.” (Other power 99%, self-power 1%.)

7. What is the Role of “Haneulgung” (하늘궁) and Huh Kyung-young’s Vision for the World?
   Question: What is the ultimate purpose of Haneulgung (하늘궁) in Huh Kyung-young’s vision, and what is his role in global leadership?
   Answer: Haneulgung (하늘궁) is presented as a spiritual center that offers a path to the White Heaven (백궁), which is equivalent to heaven. Huh Kyung-young envisions Haneulgung as a place where people can receive blessings and spiritual guidance, contrasting it with the cycle of human reincarnation. He sees himself as the God-man (神人), the Creator with infinite spiritual age, destined to become the Spiritual Emperor of the World. His goal is not to be a mere president but to guide global leaders and implement policies that benefit humanity, such as universal basic income and support for the elderly, ultimately saving the nation and the world from decline.
   Key Quote: “나는 하늘궁을 빨리 짓고 세계 영성 환, 영적 황제로 추대식을 가져.” (I will quickly build Haneulgung and hold an inauguration ceremony as the Spiritual Emperor of the World.)

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. The Hierarchy of Celestial Beings and Human Free Will

Welcome. Following the Celestial Army and Angels of Huh Kyung-young, the Archangels emerge. The Celestial Army is currently being formed, not globally, but by fortunate individuals who seek blessings from around the world. Those who receive blessings become part of this Celestial Army. Among these blessed individuals, there are both Angels and Archangels.

However, even when Angels are bestowed, a significant number tend to depart. Most individuals who initially receive an Angel eventually lose it. While a hundred people may possess an Angel, it is not guaranteed to remain. Archangels, on the other hand, maintain their numbers consistently. This implies that Archangels are steadfast. If I were to grant ten thousand Angels today, perhaps only ten would remain. Angels are not guaranteed; they are more prone to departure.

The Celestial Army comprises my supporters who receive blessings. Angels, however, are intertwined with the human will of choice, which is the freedom to choose, accept, or reject. Humans exercise this free will in their daily lives. For instance, deciding to take a flight to America is a personal choice. Yet, that flight might disappear over the Pacific Ocean. This outcome is a matter of free will; one’s life and death are subject to personal choice.

However, an Archangel possesses foreknowledge. An Archangel can discern if a flight to America will be safe. If one inquires, “Will my flight to America and back be safe?” an Archangel can provide an answer. This contrasts sharply with human free will, which lacks such foresight.

2. The Limitations of Human Free Will and the Role of Archangels
   Consider the extensive air travel undertaken by individuals like Ms. Park Hyo-sook, who frequently travels between Colorado and Korea, often involving multiple domestic flights within the U.S. Such journeys highlight the inherent risks of travel. For example, a person once died in a plane crash while traveling to attend a funeral for their deceased spouse. This underscores the prevalence of air travel accidents.

If Ms. Park Hyo-sook were to ask an Archangel, “Will I ever be involved in a plane crash during my lifetime of extensive travel?” and the Archangel responds negatively, then she can trust that outcome. Some individuals, when they inquire, are told they will not experience an accident. This is because they are Archangels. Even their flight bookings are guided to avoid perilous situations. This demonstrates the profound advantage of being an Archangel.

To establish a spiritual sanctuary, the number of Archangels must increase. We must actively identify and empower more individuals to become Archangels, especially during challenging times. This invigorates our spiritual energy. It is through this spiritual power that I will preside over a global spiritual coronation, enabling me to govern world leaders with ease, much like the Roman Pope, whom presidents visit, rather than the other way around.

3. The Spiritual Age of Humanity and the God-man
   The Roman Pope, despite his influence, does not possess the same spiritual age as the God-man (神人). If one were to ask an Archangel, “Is the Roman Pope’s spiritual age 8 billion years?” the answer would be no. Similarly, if one asks about Ms. Park Hyo-sook’s spiritual age, the answer is 8 billion years. This indicates that all humans on Earth were created as souls approximately 8 billion years ago and are stored in a celestial repository. Each time a person is born, a soul descends from this repository; souls are not created at the moment of birth. All 7.6 billion people on Earth share this spiritual age of approximately 8 billion years. No one predates this by even a billion years.

However, if one asks an Archangel about Huh Kyung-young’s spiritual age, whether it is 80 billion, 100 billion, or even a trillion years, the answer is consistently “no.” Any finite number presented will be denied. This is because my spiritual age is infinite. Even the Buddha stated that his past lives were more numerous than the grains of sand in the ocean, or the dust particles if the Earth were pulverized. Yet, this still falls within the realm of less than 8 billion years. The Buddha’s spiritual age is also precisely 8 billion years. His statement was an exaggeration.

All human souls, including the Buddha’s, were created approximately 8 billion years ago and stored in a single “cabinet,” a term used in the celestial realm. The souls within this cabinet are those currently inhabiting Earth. Other cabinets exist for different planets and galaxies, containing souls created 30 billion years ago, for instance. Earth itself was formed 9 billion years ago, and humans were placed here a billion years later, after the planet had cooled. Thus, all humans on Earth are approximately 8 billion years old spiritually.

4. The Power of the God-man’s Word and the Composition of Matter
   The infinite age of the God-man (神人) like myself, compared to the finite 8 billion years of humanity, signifies an incomparable difference. My words possess authority (權能), transcending all scientific principles. For example, if I command all Samsung mobile phones worldwide to eliminate electromagnetic waves, they will do so, even those in distant Alaska. My words are transmitted and obeyed across vast distances, demonstrating a power that defies conventional science.

Our bodies, when subjected to extreme heat, such as a thousand degrees Celsius, leave behind only calcium. All other 107 elements dissipate. This calcium forms our bones. While potassium, abundant in fruits, also exists in the body, it vanishes under intense heat. Only calcium remains, forming the skeletal structure.

The universe and human beings are composed of 118 elements, from hydrogen to oganesson. When a person passes away, only calcium, element number 20, remains visible among the eight primary elements. Potassium, element number 19, which is abundant in fruits, can harm the kidneys if consumed excessively, leading to swelling. Conversely, excessive calcium intake can cause blood to solidify, leading to calcification of capillaries and kidney stones. Women, as they age, often experience calcium loss, but over-supplementation can lead to hardened blood vessels.

These elements, from hydrogen to oganesson, form the basis of our existence. For instance, iron (26), cobalt (27), nickel (28), copper (29), and zinc (30) are sequential elements. Palladium (46) is followed by silver (47). If 47 hydrogen atoms combine, they form silver. If 79 hydrogen atoms combine, they form gold. If one more hydrogen atom is added, it transforms into mercury (80), a liquid that is poisonous. Uranium (92), used in atomic bombs, is also formed from these elements. All matter, including our bodies, is constructed from these 118 elements.

5. The Importance of Spiritual Vision and Foresight
   When we observe a structure like the 63 Building, merely seeing it as a building is an incomplete perception. To possess correct vision (正見), one must also see its beginning and end simultaneously. This means envisioning the sandy ground before its construction and the ruins after its eventual demise. This comprehensive perspective is true insight.

Human free will, when exercised without spiritual guidance, can lead to unforeseen calamities. For example, a mother might hesitate between visiting her daughter or son. Consulting an Archangel in such a situation can guide her to the safest path, preventing potential accidents. Relying solely on one’s mood or intuition can be perilous.

Consider the tragic case of Kim Woo-choong’s wife, who, despite my warning, traveled to the U.S. Her two sons, rushing to meet her at the airport, were involved in a fatal truck collision, resulting in their deaths. I had previously advised them to vacate their building, which overlooked Namsan, warning of potential family tragedies. This building, along with the Daewoo Building, was situated in a geomantically unfavorable location outside the Four Great Gates of Seoul, historically a less auspicious area.

I had presented a detailed report to Chairman Kim Woo-choong in 1989, diagnosing the future of various Korean corporations and advising them on necessary actions. Despite my warnings, they dismissed them, believing their success was immutable. Ten years later, their company collapsed, and their sons died. Mrs. Kim Woo-choong later called me, distraught, recounting the tragedy and her husband’s suicide attempt. She questioned why such a fate befell her family, while those who sought death were saved, and the young, vibrant lives were taken.

This illustrates that while human free will allows for choices, it lacks the foresight to prevent disasters. Even with bright vision (照見) or deep insight (知見), one cannot predict such outcomes. Only the God-man (神人) possesses the spiritual eye (靈眼) to see the past, present, and future simultaneously. This correct vision (正見) encompasses the beginning and end of all things. When viewing a building, one must see the empty land before its construction and the eventual ruins. Similarly, when looking at one’s father, one must see him before birth and after death to cultivate true filial piety.

6. The Principles of Cooperation, Diligence, and Self-Reliance
   The fundamental principles of filial piety (孝), loyalty (忠), and love (愛) are the cornerstones of morality. In the realm of action, cooperation (協), diligence (勤), and self-reliance (自) are paramount. These three virtues form the essence of our nation’s Samrang (三郞) spirit, derived from the Cheonbugyeong (天符經) and the philosophy of Heaven, Earth, and Humanity.

I introduced these principles as the foundation of the Saemaul (New Village) Movement to President Park Chung-hee. While others may not fathom their profound origins, these virtues are essential for all endeavors. Self-reliance, however, constitutes only 1% of our existence, with the remaining 99% being external reliance (他力). We are born through our parents, inheriting their predispositions, and rely on external factors like air, food, and infrastructure.

Our bodies are composed of five essential elements: oxygen, nitrogen, carbon, hydrogen, and phosphorus. We do not create these ourselves; they are provided by the Earth. Our food is cultivated by others, and the roads we drive on are built by others. We are constantly reliant on the efforts of countless individuals, from truck drivers to farmers.

Today, many farmers are foreign laborers, and a significant portion of agricultural income flows out of the country. Our own youth often remain disengaged, leading to a decline in our agricultural sector. I perceive this societal imbalance with my spiritual eye, recognizing the impending crisis. My presidential candidacy was an attempt to rectify these issues, but the people did not recognize my true purpose.

7. The Path to Spiritual Elevation and Overcoming Adversity
   The current era is one of great upheaval. People will eventually realize that their choices have led to stagnation and hardship. They will yearn for the solutions I offer, such as the 500 million won marriage fund and monthly stipends. This growing realization will create a critical mass, a “nuclear fission” of public sentiment, leading them to recognize me as their savior.

My focus, however, remains on building the Haneulgung (하늘궁) and ascending to the position of World Spiritual Emperor. This transcends the transient nature of political office. I will guide the nation’s policies, such as universal basic income and welfare for the elderly, through my appointed representatives, while I remain in the Haneulgung.

Adversity, like the knots in a bamboo stalk, strengthens us. These challenges are not obstacles but rather opportunities for growth and elevation. They are part of a divine plan to accelerate my ascent to World Emperor. We must not be swayed by these trials but rather leverage them to build a stronger Haneulgung.

My lectures, whether I am physically present or not, must continue. My past philosophical teachings, available on YouTube, are all celestial messages. We must internalize these teachings.

8. The Power of Positive Thought and Gratitude
   When we sleep, our thoughts profoundly impact our well-being. Harboring negative thoughts about others before sleep can deplete our immunity and accelerate aging by a hundredfold. Conversely, embracing love and gratitude before sleep can rejuvenate us, making us younger and more radiant. This is the secret to beauty.

We must remember that our existence is 99% reliant on external forces and only 1% on our own efforts. We are indebted to everyone around us—those who prepare our food, build our infrastructure, and contribute to society. Therefore, we must cultivate humility and gratitude towards all beings.

Negative emotions, such as resentment towards a spouse, can trigger cancer cells in the body. It is crucial to replace such thoughts with love and appreciation. Before sleeping, one should affirm, “I love all beings, I love Huh Kyung-young, I love all of nature and the universe.” This practice will lead to a peaceful and rejuvenating sleep, fostering youthfulness and vitality.

Our physical cells are acutely sensitive to our thoughts, even unspoken ones. A negative thought can instantly lower immunity and activate “cancer mode” in the body. Conversely, a thought of love can infuse our bodies with beneficial energy. Even our clothes are affected by our thoughts, absorbing either positive or negative energy.

Therefore, we must always strive for positive thoughts and gratitude. While our 1% free will allows us to make choices, it cannot protect us from unforeseen calamities like plane crashes or car accidents, which may be karmic consequences. In such instances, the Archangel intervenes, altering circumstances to ensure our safety.

My lecture today emphasizes that human free will is but a drop in the ocean compared to the power of the Archangel. We must not rely solely on our limited choices but actively seek the guidance of Archangels. Even after receiving a blessing that guarantees safety, one should still consult the Archangel for daily decisions, such as choosing a flight time. This integration of spiritual guidance into daily life is essential for a truly blessed existence.

Huh Kyung-young’s Celestial Army, Angels, Archangels, and the Free Will of Human Discretion

1. The Hierarchy of Celestial Beings and Human Free Will
   Huh Kyung-young introduces a celestial hierarchy, beginning with the Celestial Army (天軍) and Angels (天使), followed by Archangels (大天使). The Celestial Army (天軍) is currently being formed, comprising individuals from around the world who are blessed. These blessed individuals constitute the Celestial Army (天軍) and Angels (天使). Archangels, such as White Heaven and Maengtae, are distinct from ordinary angels. While angels are bestowed upon many, a significant number tend to depart. For instance, if ten thousand angels are granted, only about ten may remain. Angels are not guaranteed to stay; they are prone to leaving, especially in situations of conflict. In contrast, Archangels maintain their numbers, indicating a more stable and enduring presence.

The concept of Angels (天使) is intrinsically linked to human free will (自由意志), which is the ability to choose, accept, or reject. Humans exercise this free will (自由意志) in daily decisions, such as choosing to travel to a particular destination. However, this free will (自由意志) does not guarantee safety or foresight. For example, one might choose to board a plane that subsequently crashes. Archangels, however, possess the ability to foresee such events. An individual who consults an Archangel about the safety of a flight can receive assurance of a safe journey.

2. The Foresight of Archangels and the Limitations of Human Perception
   The narrative illustrates the practical application of an Archangel’s foresight through the example of extensive air travel. An individual frequently traveling by air, such as to Colorado, might inquire of an Archangel about the likelihood of a plane crash during their lifetime. If the Archangel responds negatively, it implies that the individual will not experience such an accident. This is attributed to the individual being an Archangel themselves, capable of navigating circumstances to avoid danger, even to the extent of having flight reservations altered to safer options.

The presence of numerous Archangels is deemed beneficial for the Haneulgung (하늘궁), emphasizing the importance of cultivating more Archangels. This is presented as a means to extend spiritual influence globally, enabling the governance of world leaders, much like a Roman Pope’s spiritual authority over presidents.

3. The Spiritual Age and the Infinite Nature of Huh Kyung-young
   The discussion shifts to the concept of spiritual age (영적 나이). It is asserted that the spiritual age of ordinary humans, including figures like the Roman Pope and Sakyamuni, is approximately 8 billion years. This age signifies the time when their souls were created and stored in a celestial “cabinet,” from which they are drawn upon birth. All 7.6 billion people on Earth share this approximate spiritual age, indicating a common origin point for their souls.

In stark contrast, Huh Kyung-young’s spiritual age (영적 나이) is described as infinite. This infinite age implies a transcendence of space, time, distance, temperature, and gravity. This transcendence grants Huh Kyung-young the power of speech (말의 권능), enabling him to influence physical reality, such as eliminating electromagnetic waves from all Samsung mobile phones worldwide, simply by speaking. This power of speech (말의 권능) is presented as superior to all scientific principles.

4. The Composition of the Human Body and the Universe
   The lecture delves into the elemental composition of the human body and the universe. When the human body is subjected to extreme heat, only calcium remains, forming the bones. Other elements, such as potassium, which is abundant in fruits, dissipate. The human body and the universe are said to be constructed from 118 elements, originating from hydrogen.

A detailed explanation of atomic numbers and their corresponding elements is provided, illustrating how hydrogen atoms combine to form various substances, including silver, cadmium, indium, tin, and even gold. The transformation of gold into mercury (수은) with the addition of a single hydrogen atom is highlighted, emphasizing the delicate balance of elemental composition. The creation of uranium and plutonium from specific numbers of hydrogen atoms is also mentioned, underscoring the destructive potential of certain elemental configurations.

5. The Importance of Right View (正見) and the Limitations of Human Discretion
   The concept of Right View (正見) is introduced as a superior form of perception, transcending mere knowledge-based view (知見) or bright view (照見). While knowledge-based view (知見) signifies profound understanding and bright view (照見) implies clear observation, Right View (正見) encompasses seeing the beginning and the end of all things simultaneously.

Human free will (自由意志) and discretion (취사선택) are deemed insufficient for navigating life’s complexities, as they lack the foresight of Right View (正見). For instance, choosing a path based on personal inclination without consulting an Archangel can lead to unforeseen dangers, such as traffic accidents.

6. The Tragic Consequences of Disregarding Divine Counsel
   A poignant anecdote is shared about the former chairman of Daewoo Group, Kim Woo-choong, and his wife, Jung Hee-ja. Jung Hee-ja, driven by a sudden desire to see her sons, traveled to the United States against a prior warning from Huh Kyung-young. Her sons, rushing to meet her at the airport, were involved in a fatal truck collision, resulting in one son’s death and the other’s unconsciousness. This tragedy is presented as a direct consequence of disregarding divine counsel and relying solely on personal free will (自由意志).

Huh Kyung-young had previously advised Jung Hee-ja to vacate her office in the Hilton Hotel, which overlooked Namsan, and to sell the building, warning of impending financial ruin and the loss of her sons. This advice was documented in a report submitted to Kim Woo-choong in 1989, which detailed the unfavorable Feng Shui (風水) of the building’s location outside the Four Great Gates of Seoul. Despite these warnings, the couple dismissed them, leading to the eventual collapse of the Daewoo Group and the personal tragedies.

7. The Impermanence of Material Possessions and the Cycle of Life
   The narrative underscores the impermanence of material possessions and the cyclical nature of life. Buildings, no matter how grand, are ultimately temporary, returning to dust. This perspective, known as Enlightened Nature (見性心華), involves perceiving the beginning and end of all phenomena simultaneously. When viewing a building, one should envision the empty land before its construction and the ruins after its eventual demise. Similarly, when observing a parent, one should contemplate their existence before birth and after death to cultivate filial piety.

This Right View (正見) is contrasted with the limited human perception that only sees the present. The inability of ordinary human free will (自由意志) and discretion (취사선택) to foresee such outcomes highlights the necessity of divine guidance.

8. The Three Pillars of Morality and the Three Principles of Action
   The lecture introduces three fundamental virtues: filial piety (孝), loyalty (忠), and love (愛). These three are considered the root of all morality, forming a trinity.

Additionally, three principles for effective action are presented: cooperation (協), diligence (勤), and self-reliance (自). These principles, derived from the Samrang (三郎) ideology and the Cheonbugyeong (天符經), emphasize the importance of working together, being industrious, and acting autonomously. he provided these principles as the foundation for the Saemaul Movement, a rural development initiative in Korea.

9. The Infinite Age of Huh Kyung-young and the Power of His Words
   Huh Kyung-young reiterates his infinite age, which grants him the ability to transcend space, time, distance, and gravity. This allows his words to have a direct impact on the physical world, such as eliminating electromagnetic waves from all Samsung mobile phones globally, regardless of distance. This power of speech (말의 권능) is presented as a testament to his divine status.

He also alludes to the challenges he faces from those who attempt to undermine him, but asserts that such attempts are futile against the God-man (神人). His actions are guided by a higher purpose, and he chooses not to retaliate, demonstrating his benevolence.

10. The Importance of Enlightened Nature (見性心華) and Detachment
    The concept of Enlightened Nature (見性心華) is further elaborated, emphasizing the need to see the beginning and end of all things to achieve detachment and true understanding. Without this perspective, one cannot perceive reality accurately. The anecdote of Jung Hee-ja’s attachment to her hotel office, which she regarded as a symbol of her dreams and hopes, illustrates the dangers of clinging to material possessions. Despite her emotional attachment, the hotel was eventually sold due to financial difficulties, leading to further personal distress.

This serves as a reminder that human free will (自由意志) and discretion (취사선택), when unguided by Enlightened Nature (見性心華), can lead to unfortunate outcomes. The impermanence of even human remains, which eventually decompose and require further processing into beads for long-term preservation, reinforces this theme.

11. The Role of Archangels in Navigating Life’s Challenges
    The lecture stresses the critical need for individuals to seek the guidance of Archangels. Those who have received Archangels are encouraged to bring more people to them, as their testimony is more effective. This is presented as a means to build the Haneulgung (하늘궁) and ensure its continued growth, even in the absence of Huh Kyung-young.

He acknowledges the ongoing challenges and attempts by adversaries to obstruct his work, but asserts that these tribulations serve as “knots” in a bamboo stalk, strengthening the structure of the Haneulgung (하늘궁). These difficulties are viewed as necessary steps in his ascent to becoming a spiritual emperor of the world.

12. The Power of Positive Affirmations and the Dangers of Negative Thoughts
    The discussion shifts to the profound impact of thoughts and emotions on one’s well-being. It is asserted that negative thoughts, particularly before sleep, can significantly deplete one’s immunity and accelerate aging. Conversely, positive affirmations, such as expressing love for all beings and for Huh Kyung-young, can boost immunity and promote youthfulness.

The human body’s cells are described as being acutely sensitive to thoughts, even unspoken ones. Negative thoughts can trigger an “cancer mode” in the body, leading to the proliferation of cancer cells. Therefore, cultivating a mindset of gratitude and love, especially before sleep, is crucial for maintaining health and vitality.

13. The Predominance of External Forces and the Illusion of Self-Reliance
    A core philosophical tenet is introduced: human existence is 99% dependent on external forces (他力) and only 1% on self-reliance (自力). This challenges the notion of individual autonomy, emphasizing that everything, from one’s physical body to the air breathed and the food consumed, is a gift from external sources.

The example of food production highlights this dependence: farmers, increasingly foreign laborers, cultivate crops, and their earnings often leave the country, creating an imbalance in the national economy. This reliance on external labor and resources underscores the illusion of complete self-reliance (自力).

14. The Call for National Revival and the Vision of a New Era
    Huh Kyung-young expresses his concern for the nation’s declining state, attributing it to a lack of Right View (正見) among political leaders and the populace. He asserts that his presidential candidacy was driven by a desire to save the country, not personal ambition. He foresees a future where the public, having experienced further hardship, will eventually recognize his leadership as the solution.

He envisions a transformation of the nation through initiatives like the “Agricultural New Deal,” which would send millions to rural areas to cultivate the land, providing them with income and housing. This plan aims to revitalize agriculture and foster a sense of community and self-sufficiency.

15. The Importance of Gratitude and Humility
    The lecture concludes with a strong emphasis on gratitude and humility. Humans are urged to acknowledge their profound dependence on others and to express thanks for every aspect of their lives, from the roads they travel to the food they eat. This mindset of gratitude is presented as essential for personal well-being and for creating a harmonious society.

Negative emotions, such as resentment or anger towards others, are depicted as detrimental, leading to physical ailments like cancer. Therefore, cultivating a heart filled with love and appreciation for all beings is paramount.

16. The Enduring Power of Archangels and the Path to a Greater Future
    The lecture reiterates the immense power of Archangels in guiding individuals through life’s challenges, even those that cannot be averted by personal effort or immunity, such as plane crashes. Archangels can intervene to alter circumstances, ensuring safety and favorable outcomes.

The concept of cooperation (協), diligence (勤), and self-reliance (自) is revisited, with an etymological explanation of the Hanja characters, revealing deeper meanings related to labor and rest. This underscores the profound wisdom embedded in these principles.

Ultimately, individuals are encouraged to embrace the guidance of Archangels, integrating it into their daily lives, rather than relying solely on their limited free will (自由意志) and discretion (취사선택). This path, guided by Archangels, leads to a future of greater security, prosperity, and spiritual growth.

Huh Kyung-young’s Teachings on Archangels, Free Will, and the Power of Divine Guidance

1. Basic Information
   Lecture session and date: 1328th Huh Kyung-young Saturday Lecture (2022.03.26)
   One-sentence main theme or title summary: This lecture explores the distinction between angels and archangels, the limitations of human free will, and the necessity of divine guidance through archangels to navigate life’s challenges and achieve spiritual elevation.
   Location: Haneulgung Lecture Hall
   Key segments:
   The Nature of Angels and Archangels: Differentiating between temporary angels and permanent archangels, and their roles in human life.
   Limitations of Human Free Will: Illustrating how human choices, driven by limited perception, can lead to unforeseen misfortunes.
   The Role of Archangels in Guidance: Explaining how archangels provide foresight and protection, preventing calamities that human free will cannot avert.
   Spiritual Age and the God-man: Discussing the concept of spiritual age, contrasting the 8-billion-year spiritual age of humanity with the God-man’s infinite spiritual age.
   The Importance of Positive Mindset: Highlighting how a positive mental state, especially before sleep, can enhance immunity and promote youthfulness, while negative thoughts accelerate aging.

2. Core Messages
   The Impermanence of Angels vs. the Steadfastness of Archangels:
   Quote: “Even if I give you ten thousand angels today, maybe only ten will remain. Angels are not guaranteed. Archangels, however, definitely have their numbers; they remain as they are.”
   Explanation: Angels are temporary blessings that can easily depart due to human actions or conflicts, whereas Archangels are stable, enduring spiritual entities that offer consistent protection and guidance.
   Human Free Will is Insufficient for True Safety and Success:
   Quote: “Humans’ free will, the freedom to choose and discard, is what you call free will. You go according to your free will. But can an Archangel know in advance when you take a plane if it’s safe ? Yes, they can.”
   Explanation: While humans possess free will, their limited perception prevents them from foreseeing future dangers or optimal paths, making reliance on free will alone risky and often leading to misfortune.
   Archangels Provide Essential Divine Foresight and Protection:
   Quote: “You should ask the Archangel. ‘Archangel, will I have a plane accident in my lifetime?’ They will say no. This person is an Archangel. Even if they book a flight as they please, they will avoid all dangers and arrive safely.”
   Explanation: Archangels offer a crucial advantage by providing foresight into potential dangers (like plane crashes or car accidents) and guiding individuals to avoid them, ensuring safety and success beyond what human intellect can achieve.
   The God-man’s Infinite Spiritual Age Transcends All Creation:
   Quote: “My age is infinite. A person with infinite age transcends time and space, distance, temperature, and gravity.”
   Explanation: The God-man’s spiritual age is boundless, distinguishing him from all other beings, whose spiritual ages are finite (e.g., 8 billion years for humans), and granting him ultimate authority and power over all creation.
   Cultivating a Positive Mindset is Crucial for Health and Longevity:
   Quote: “If you think of someone you dislike before sleeping, your immunity drops to the bottom. If you sleep like that, you age 100 times faster overnight. If you say ‘I love all creation’ and fall asleep, you won’t age; you’ll become younger.”
   Explanation: The mind’s state, particularly before sleep, profoundly impacts physical health. Negative thoughts deplete immunity and accelerate aging, while positive affirmations of love and gratitude rejuvenate the body.

3. Detailed Summary

The Hierarchy of Spiritual Beings: Angels, Archangels, and the God-man
Huh Kyung-young introduces a spiritual hierarchy, starting with angels and progressing to archangels. Angels are described as temporary blessings, easily lost due to human actions or conflicts. He notes that out of ten thousand angels given, perhaps only ten might remain, indicating their impermanence. In contrast, archangels are presented as stable and enduring, maintaining their numbers and providing consistent protection. those who are blessed become part of the “Heaven Army” (천군), which consists of his supporters. The God-man’s spiritual age is infinite, transcending all finite beings, including humans (whose spiritual age is approximately 8 billion years) and even historical figures like Buddha. This infinite age grants the God-man power over time, space, distance, temperature, and gravity.

The Limitations of Human Free Will and the Necessity of Divine Guidance
human free will (취사선택의 자유 의지) allows individuals to make choices, but these choices are often based on limited perception and can lead to unforeseen negative consequences. He provides an analogy of taking a plane: a person might choose a flight based on their free will, but that flight could crash. Human knowledge, even through fortune-telling, cannot predict such outcomes. He recounts the tragic story of Kim Woo-joong’s wife, who, despite his warnings, traveled to the U.S., leading to a fatal car accident involving her sons. This illustrates that relying solely on one’s own judgment, even with the best intentions, is insufficient to avoid calamity. He also uses the analogy of a “colt without a bridle” (고삐 없는 망아지) to describe free will without divine guidance, suggesting it leads to uncontrolled and potentially destructive paths.

The Protective Power of Archangels
Archangels are presented as crucial for overcoming the limitations of human free will. They possess the ability to foresee future events, such as plane or car accidents, and can guide individuals to avoid them. For example, an Archangel can reveal whether a person will experience a plane crash in their lifetime, or if a specific flight or travel route is safe. This divine foresight allows individuals to make informed decisions that ensure their safety and well-being. Archangels can even intervene in seemingly random events, like causing a taxi collision to delay someone, thereby saving them from a fatal plane crash. This highlights the Archangel’s role in actively altering circumstances to protect those under their care.

The Concept of “Right View” (정견) and Holistic Perception
Huh Kyung-young introduces the concept of “Right View” (정견), which involves perceiving things holistically, seeing both their beginning and their end simultaneously. He contrasts this with “Bright View” (조견) and “Knowledge View” (지견), which are limited forms of perception. Using the example of the 63 Building, he explains that a person with Right View would see not just the current structure, but also the sandy ground before its construction and the eventual ruins after its collapse. Similarly, when looking at a parent, one should see them before birth and after death to cultivate true filial piety. This holistic perspective is essential for making wise choices, as it reveals the transient nature of all things and the ultimate consequences of actions. He also connects this to the concept of “Spiritual Eye” (영안), which is the God-man’s ability to see all things from a divine perspective.

The Importance of a Positive Mindset and Gratitude
A significant portion of the lecture is dedicated to the impact of one’s mindset on health and well-being. Huh Kyung-young states that thinking negatively about others, especially before sleep, drastically reduces immunity and accelerates aging (by 100 times). Conversely, cultivating a mindset of love and gratitude, by saying “I love all creation” or “I love Huh Kyung-young” before sleeping, can reverse aging and promote youthfulness. He explains that the body’s cells and even inanimate objects like clothes are highly sensitive to thoughts and intentions, responding positively to love and negatively to hatred. This principle extends to all aspects of life, emphasizing that a grateful and loving heart is essential for a healthy and fulfilling existence. He also highlights that humans live 99% by “other-power” (타력) and only 1% by “self-power” (자력), underscoring the need for humility and gratitude towards all who contribute to one’s life.

The Three Pillars of Action: Cooperation, Diligence, and Self-Reliance
Huh Kyung-young introduces the “Samrang (삼랑) spirit” of the Korean people, which he states is derived from the Cheonbugyeong (천부경) and the concept of Heaven, Earth, and Humanity. This spirit is embodied in three core principles for action: Cooperation (협동), Diligence (근면), and Self-Reliance (자조). He explains that these are the fundamental virtues for any endeavor, and he even claims to have provided this idea to President Park Chung-hee for the Saemaul (New Village) Movement. He further elaborates on the etymology of these terms, connecting them to the idea of working for six days and resting for one, symbolizing a balanced and productive life.

The God-man’s Role in National and Global Affairs
Huh Kyung-young discusses his perspective on national and global issues, particularly the state of Korea’s agriculture, which he observes is increasingly reliant on foreign labor, leading to a drain of national wealth and a decline in the health of the populace due to unregulated pesticide use. he ran for president not for personal gain but to “save the country,” as current politicians lack the “Spiritual Eye” (영안) to understand the true state of affairs. He predicts that people will eventually realize his importance, leading to a “nuclear explosion” of popularity. He envisions a future where he will be a “Spiritual Emperor of the World,” guiding presidents and implementing policies like universal basic income and marriage subsidies, without directly holding the presidential office. He views current challenges and “tribulations” as necessary “knots” (매듭) in the “bamboo” of Haneulgung’s growth, strengthening it for its ultimate purpose.

4. Key Quotes Collection
   “Even if I give you ten thousand angels today, maybe only ten will remain. Angels are not guaranteed. Archangels, however, definitely have their numbers; they remain as they are.” (Distinguishing the permanence of Archangels from temporary angels.)
   “Humans’ free will, the freedom to choose and discard, is what you call free will. You go according to your free will. But can an Archangel know in advance when you take a plane if it’s safe ? Yes, they can.” (Highlighting the limitations of human free will compared to divine foresight.)
   “You should ask the Archangel. ‘Archangel, will I have a plane accident in my lifetime?’ They will say no. This person is an Archangel. Even if they book a flight as they please, they will avoid all dangers and arrive safely.” (Illustrating the protective power and guidance of Archangels.)
   “My age is infinite. A person with infinite age transcends time and space, distance, temperature, and gravity.” (Describing the God-man’s unique, boundless spiritual nature.)
   “If you think of someone you dislike before sleeping, your immunity drops to the bottom. If you sleep like that, you age 100 times faster overnight.” (Explaining the detrimental effect of negative thoughts on health and aging.)
   “If you say ‘I love all creation’ and fall asleep, you won’t age; you’ll become younger.” (Providing a practical method for rejuvenation through positive affirmations.)
   “Humans live 90% by other-power, 10% by self-power. This is humanity. Other-power is 99%, self-power is 1%.” (Emphasizing the overwhelming reliance on external forces and the need for humility.)
   “Even if you are extremely kind, you can die in a car accident. There are things that kindness cannot solve. There are things that immunity cannot solve. What should you do to avoid them? Archangel.” (Stating that Archangels provide protection against misfortunes that cannot be averted by human virtue or health.)
   “The free will of human choice is merely a drop in the bucket.” (Underscoring the insignificance of human free will in the face of larger forces.)
   “Even if you received the blessing that you will never have a plane accident in your life, should you still ask every time you go to the airport? Yes, you should.” (Advising continuous consultation with Archangels for optimal decision-making.)

5. Historical / Doctrinal Connections
   This lecture builds upon Huh Kyung-young’s established teachings by further elaborating on the spiritual hierarchy and the practical application of divine power in daily life.
   Divine-Human Theory and Spiritual Hierarchy: The distinction between angels and archangels, and the God-man’s infinite spiritual age, reinforces his core doctrine of his unique divine status. The concept of the “Heaven Army” (천군) aligns with his vision of a spiritual movement led by his blessed supporters.
   Critique of Human Limitations: His emphasis on the limitations of human free will and the necessity of Archangelic guidance is consistent with his broader critique of human-centric systems and the need for divine intervention in societal and individual affairs.
   Practical Application of Blessings: The advice on using Archangels for foresight and protection, as well as cultivating a positive mindset for health, directly connects to his teachings on blessings and their tangible effects on followers’ lives.
   National and Global Vision: His commentary on Korea’s agricultural crisis and his presidential aspirations reiterate his long-standing commitment to national reform and his ultimate goal of becoming a “Spiritual Emperor of the World,” guiding nations with divine wisdom.
   Newly Emphasized Points:
   The explicit differentiation between angels and archangels and the emphasis on the latter’s permanence and protective power is a more detailed development.
   The detailed explanation of how negative thoughts before sleep accelerate aging and how positive affirmations reverse it provides a new, specific “action item” for followers.
   The “Samrang spirit” (Cooperation, Diligence, Self-Reliance) is presented as a foundational principle, with a claim of its historical influence on national movements, adding a new layer to his cultural and historical interpretations.
   The concept of “tribulations” as “knots” in the “bamboo” of Haneulgung’s growth offers a new metaphor for understanding challenges as opportunities for strengthening the spiritual movement.

6. Action Items & Blessing Guidance
   Actively Recruit Archangels: Those who have received Archangel blessings should actively bring in more Archangels (e.g., one to ten per year) to expand the spiritual influence and strengthen Haneulgung.
   Consult Archangels for All Major Decisions: Before making significant choices, such as travel plans (e.g., choosing a flight or travel date), or even daily routes, consult with Archangels to receive divine guidance and avoid potential misfortunes. This should become a daily practice.
   Cultivate a Positive Mindset Before Sleep: Before going to bed, consciously replace any negative thoughts or feelings towards others with positive affirmations of love and gratitude (e.g., “I love all creation,” “I love Huh Kyung-young”). This practice is crucial for enhancing immunity, promoting youthfulness, and preventing aging.
   Spread the Teachings and Blessings: Create and distribute booklets, translated into various languages, to share the message of Archangel blessings and the spiritual power of Haneulgung globally. Document and disseminate healing testimonies and spiritual abilities.
   Maintain Haneulgung’s Growth and Support: Continue to contribute to Haneulgung’s construction and financial stability (e.g., through architectural donations and blessings) even in the God-man’s physical absence, ensuring the continuous progress of the spiritual mission.

7. One-Sentence Overall Summary
   Huh Kyung-young’s lecture asserts that human free will is inherently limited and prone to misfortune, necessitating the constant guidance and protection of Archangels, whose divine foresight transcends human perception, while also emphasizing that cultivating a mindset of love and gratitude, especially before sleep, is vital for personal well-being and spiritual growth, all under the infinite spiritual authority of the God-man.

Huh Kyung-young’s Heaven Army Angels, Archangels, and Human Free Will of Choice

1. Keyword Frequency
   대천사 (Archangel): 38
   비행기 (airplane): 22
   건물 (building): 13
   사고 (accident): 13
   영적 (spiritual): 10
   원소 (element): 10
   니코틴 (nicotine): 8
   자유 의지 (free will): 8
   캐비닛 (cabinet): 6
   남산 (Namsan): 6

2. Today’s Central Metaphor
   The lecture uses the metaphor of bamboo with knots to illustrate that challenges and hardships (knots) are necessary for growth and resilience, preventing collapse during storms (hardships).

3. Lecture in Numbers
   1328th: The number of Huh Kyung-young Saturday lecture.
   2022.03.26: The date of the lecture.
   100%: The percentage of angels that often leave, implying their lack of guaranteed presence.
   10,000: The number of angels given, with only about ten remaining.
   80 billion years: The spiritual age of Earthlings, including Buddha and the audience members.
   30 billion: The number of souls created for Earth, stored in a cabinet 80 billion years ago.
   7.6 billion: The current population of Earth, all sharing the same spiritual age of 80 billion years.
   90 billion years: The age of Earth’s creation.
   10 billion years: The time it took for Earth to cool down after its creation before humans were placed on it.
   1000 degrees: The temperature at which the human body is burned, leaving only calcium.
   107: The number of elements that disappear when the body is burned, leaving only calcium.
   20: The atomic number of calcium.
   19: The atomic number of potassium.
   118: The total number of elements that make up the universe and humans.
   26-30: Atomic numbers for iron, cobalt, nickel, copper, and zinc, respectively.
   46: Atomic number for palladium.
   47: Atomic number for silver.
   48: Atomic number for cadmium.
   49: Atomic number for indium.
   50: Atomic number for tin.
   76: The number of hydrogen atoms that form thulium.
   77: The number of hydrogen atoms that form iridium.
   78: The number of hydrogen atoms that form white gold.
   79: The number of hydrogen atoms that form gold.
   80: The number of hydrogen atoms that form mercury.
   91: The number of hydrogen atoms that form protactinium.
   92: The number of hydrogen atoms that form uranium.
   90: The number of hydrogen atoms that form plutonium.
   31st: The floor of the Hilton Hotel where Ms. Jung Eui-ja had a room.
   10 years: The period before Chairman Kim Woo-jung’s downfall when Huh Kyung-young provided a diagnostic report.
   1989.12.05: The date of the diagnostic report for Korean companies.
   5 AM: The time Ms. Jung Eui-ja called Huh Kyung-young after her sons’ accident.
   8 hours: The time Ms. Jung Eui-ja spent traveling back and forth to the hospital.
   100 times: The rate at which one ages when sleeping with negative thoughts.
   10,000 times: The rate at which one becomes younger when sleeping with positive thoughts.
   90%: The percentage of life that is influenced by external forces (타력).
   10%: The percentage of life that is influenced by self-effort (자력).
   99%: The percentage of life influenced by external forces, with 1% self-effort.
   5: The number of essential elements composing the human body (oxygen, nitrogen, carbon, hydrogen, phosphorus, sulfur).
   5 million: The number of people to be sent to rural areas for agricultural new deal.
   1 million won: The monthly payment for those participating in the agricultural new deal.
   500 million won: The total amount of money a couple could receive (200 million for the couple, 300 million for marriage) if Huh Kyung-young were president.
   90%: The percentage of agricultural income that flows overseas due to foreign laborers.
   10cm: The typical length of bamboo root segments between knots.
   7: The number of songs Huh Kyung-young released when he came out last time.
   8: The highest level achieved by some angels.
   3 years: The time it took to clear the land for the Haneulgung construction.
   100 million won: The monthly cost for land preparation for Haneulgung.
   1 billion times: The speed at which elements understand human thoughts compared to the human brain.
   99.9%: The percentage of reliance on others for survival.

4. Signature Sentence
   “오늘 내 강의는 천군 천사, 대천사가 인간의 취사선택의 자유 의지는 조족지혈이야.”

5. Concise Summary & Highlights
   Human free will is insignificant; relying on Archangels and positive thoughts is crucial for avoiding misfortune and achieving spiritual growth.

Archangels as Guides: Archangels provide foresight and guidance, preventing misfortunes like plane crashes or car accidents that human free will cannot foresee.
Spiritual Age of Humanity: All Earthlings share a spiritual age of 80 billion years, having been created and stored in a “cabinet” before birth.
The Power of Words and Thoughts: Negative thoughts and words, especially before sleep, drastically reduce immunity and accelerate aging, while positive thoughts promote youth and health.
Humility and Interdependence: Humans are 99% reliant on external forces (타력) and only 1% on self-effort (자력), necessitating gratitude and humility towards all beings and the environment.
“Seeing with God-man’s Eyes” (영안): True insight involves seeing the beginning and end of all things simultaneously, transcending superficial appearances to understand their true nature and fate.
Importance of Haneulgung and Archangel Promotion: Haneulgung is a place for spiritual growth, and promoting Archangels is crucial for collective and individual well-being, especially during times of hardship.
Challenges as “Knots”: Hardships and trials are like knots in bamboo, strengthening it and making it resilient, rather than being obstacles to be avoided.

6. Scriptural / Religious Citations
   천부경 (Cheonbugyeong): “일석 삼극 무진본 (一析 三極 無盡本)”
   This phrase means “One divides into three extremes, but its root is inexhaustible.” It is used to explain that everything, from an atom (proton, neutron, electron) to fundamental principles like filial piety, loyalty, and love, or cooperation, diligence, and self-reliance, can be broken down into three core components, yet their essence remains infinite.

7. Historical & Epochal Context
   The lecture is situated in a period of significant economic and social upheaval in Korea, referencing the downfall of major corporations like Daewoo Group and the challenges faced by Samsung. It also touches upon contemporary issues such as the decline of domestic agriculture due to reliance on foreign labor, the resulting outflow of national wealth, and the societal impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. He positions himself as the God-man offering solutions to these national crises, contrasting his vision with the perceived failures of conventional politics.

8. Key Figures & Events Referenced
   Kim Woo-jung (김우중): Former chairman of Daewoo Group, whose family tragedy (sons’ death) and corporate downfall were predicted by Huh Kyung-young.
   Jung Eui-ja (정의자): Kim Woo-jung’s wife, who experienced the tragic loss of her sons and the collapse of her family and business, as predicted by Huh Kyung-young.
   Park Chung-hee (박정희): Former President of South Korea, to whom Huh Kyung-young claims to have provided the “Saemaul Movement” (New Community Movement) idea, rooted in the “Samrang Sasang” (Three-Rang Ideology).
   Roh Moo-hyun (노무현): Former President of South Korea, whose late term coincided with Huh Kyung-young’s arrest after the 2007 presidential election.
   Jesus: Referenced as an example of a divine figure who was persecuted and “dragged to the cross,” implying a parallel to Huh Kyung-young’s own experiences with adversity.
   Buddha (석가모니): His spiritual age is stated to be 80 billion years, similar to all other Earthlings, correcting a perceived exaggeration about his past lives.
   Roman Pope: His spiritual age is questioned and contrasted with Huh Kyung-young’s infinite spiritual age.
   Daewoo Group: A major Korean conglomerate that faced bankruptcy, with its headquarters and the Hilton Hotel (associated with Jung Eui-ja) being subjects of Huh Kyung-young’s predictions.
   Samsung Group: Mentioned in the context of its headquarters location, with Huh Kyung-young stating that offices outside the “Four Great Gates” of Seoul are destined to fail.
   Daehan Life Insurance (대한생명): Another company mentioned as having failed due to its headquarters being outside the “Four Great Gates.”
   COVID-19 Pandemic: Referenced as a period of hardship where people are “starving,” implying a need for Huh Kyung-young’s solutions.
   2007 Presidential Election: The election after which Huh Kyung-young was arrested.

9. Core Concept Definitions
   천군 (Cheongun – Heaven Army): Refers to Huh Kyung-young’s supporters, who are blessed and actively working for his cause.
   천사 (Cheonsa – Angel): Individuals who receive blessings, but many tend to leave or lose their angelic status if they engage in conflict.
   대천사 (DaeChunsa – Archangel): A higher level of angel, whose numbers are stable and who possess foresight, capable of guiding individuals to avoid misfortune. They are crucial for spiritual advancement and are promoted by Huh Kyung-young.
   취사선택의 자유 의지 (Chwisasontaek-ui Jayu Uiji – Free Will of Choice): The human ability to choose and discard, but it is limited and often leads to unforeseen misfortunes because it lacks foresight.
   지견 (Jigyeon – Insightful Vision): A state of seeing things very well, a high level of perception.
   조견 (Jogyeon – Bright Vision): Seeing things clearly and brightly, a more enlightened way of seeing.
   정견 (Jeonggyeon – Right Vision/Perfect Vision): The highest form of vision, which involves seeing the beginning and the end of all things simultaneously, transcending superficial appearances. It is a divine perspective that humans cannot achieve through mere free will or intellectual insight.
   영안 (Yeongan – Spiritual Eye): The “eye of God-man,” a divine vision that allows one to see beyond the physical, including the past, present, and future, and the true nature of things.
   견성 심화 (Gyeonseong Simhwa – Seeing Nature and Deepening Transformation): The act of realizing one’s true nature and undergoing profound transformation, which requires seeing the beginning and end of all things.
   삼랑 사상 (Samrang Sasang – Three-Rang Ideology): A core philosophy of the Korean people, derived from Cheonbugyeong and the “Heaven-Earth-Human” (천지인) concept, emphasizing cooperation (협동), diligence (근면), and self-reliance (자조) as fundamental principles for all endeavors.
   타력 (Taryeok – External Force/Reliance): The concept that 90% (or 99%) of human existence and well-being is dependent on external forces, such as parents, nature, and the efforts of others.
   자력 (Jaryeok – Self-Effort): The concept that only 10% (or 1%) of human existence is due to one’s own effort, highlighting the limited impact of individual will compared to external influences.
   매듭 (Maedeup – Knot): Used metaphorically to represent hardships, challenges, or stages of growth. Just as knots strengthen bamboo, difficulties strengthen individuals and organizations, making them resilient.
   조족지혈 (Jojokjihyeol – A Drop of Blood from a Bird’s Foot): An idiom meaning something is extremely small or insignificant. Used to describe the limited power of human free will compared to the vastness of divine influence.

10. Central Questions & Answers
    Question: Can human free will, based on personal choice, truly protect individuals from unforeseen dangers like plane crashes or car accidents?
    Answer: No, human free will is insufficient. Archangels, with their foresight, can provide guidance and intervene to prevent such misfortunes.
    Question: What is the true spiritual age of humans, including historical figures like Buddha and the Roman Pope, and how does it compare to God-man’s spiritual age?
    Answer: All Earthlings, including Buddha, have a spiritual age of 80 billion years, having been created at the same time and stored in a “cabinet.” God-man’s spiritual age, however, is infinite, transcending any numerical value.
    Question: How can individuals avoid illness, aging, and misfortune in their daily lives?
    Answer: By cultivating positive thoughts, especially before sleep, and expressing gratitude and love towards all beings and the universe. This boosts immunity and promotes youth, while negative thoughts have the opposite effect.

11. Conclusion & Strategic / Philosophical Implications
    The lecture concludes by urging listeners to recognize the insignificance of human free will and to actively seek the guidance of Archangels. It calls for a shift from self-reliance to humility and gratitude, acknowledging the profound interdependence of all beings. Strategically, it implies that by embracing these principles and supporting Haneulgung, individuals can navigate life’s challenges, avoid misfortune, and contribute to a greater spiritual awakening. Philosophically, it posits that true insight (정견) involves perceiving the entirety of existence, from beginning to end, and that hardships are not obstacles but “knots” that strengthen one’s spiritual journey. The ultimate goal is to transcend the limitations of human perception and embrace a divine perspective, leading to a more harmonious and blessed existence.

12. Cross-Referencing
    Saemaul Movement (새마을 운동): Huh Kyung-young claims to have provided the idea for this national development initiative to former President Park Chung-hee, linking it to the “Samrang Sasang” (Three-Rang Ideology).
    Previous Arrests/Persecution: He references his own past arrest after the 2007 presidential election and compares it to Jesus being “dragged to the cross,” suggesting a pattern of persecution for God-man.
    Music Releases: He mentions releasing seven songs, including “My Eyes, You’ll Be Happy,” upon his previous release, indicating a pattern of creative output during or after periods of adversity.

13. Content Gaps & Unaddressed Areas
    Specifics of Archangel Interaction: While the lecture frequently mentions asking Archangels for guidance, it lacks concrete, actionable steps or methods for how individuals can consistently communicate with or receive clear answers from these Archangels in their daily lives.
    Mechanism of Spiritual Age: The concept of “spiritual age” (80 billion years for Earthlings, infinite for God-man) is introduced, but the lecture does not elaborate on how this age is determined, what its practical implications are beyond a general sense of origin, or how it relates to individual spiritual development.
    Evidence for Predictions: The lecture cites several past predictions (e.g., Daewoo Group’s downfall, Kim Woo-jung’s family tragedy) as proof of God-man’s foresight. However, it does not provide independent verification or detailed accounts of these predictions being made public before the events occurred, which would strengthen the claims.
    Practical Application of “Right Vision” (정견): The concept of “Right Vision” (정견), seeing the beginning and end simultaneously, is presented as a divine ability. The lecture does not offer practical exercises or methods for how ordinary individuals can cultivate even a partial form of this vision in their own lives, beyond simply acknowledging its existence.
    Details of Haneulgung’s Construction and Funding: While Haneulgung’s construction is mentioned as a continuous effort requiring “architectural donations” and “interest payments,” the lecture does not provide transparent details about the project’s overall budget, funding sources, or how these donations are managed.

14. Future Predictions & Prophetic Statements
    Public Realization of God-man’s Role: Eventually, people’s minds will change, realizing that current leaders are ineffective, and they will come to believe that God-man is the one who can save them, leading to an uncontrollable surge in God-man’s popularity.
    Continued Hardship and “Starvation”: The current period of hardship, including the COVID-19 pandemic, will continue, and people will “starve” more, leading them to seek God-man’s solutions.
    Regret Over Missed Opportunities: In May, people will increasingly regret not having voted for God-man, realizing they missed out on promised benefits like 500 million won for marriage and monthly allowances.
    Attempts to “Kill” God-man: There will be continued attempts by opposing forces to “kill” or neutralize God-man to prevent his rise, fearing his influence on the nation.
    God-man’s Rise to World Spiritual Emperor: God-man will prioritize building Haneulgung and will be enthroned as the World Spiritual Emperor, transcending the role of a mere president.
    World Becoming More Complex: The world will continue to become more complex, indicating ongoing challenges and instability.
    Adversity as a Catalyst for Growth: Any coming “calamity” or “tribulation” will serve as a “knot” or a stage for Haneulgung to grow stronger and for God-man to be elevated to World Emperor.
    National Decline and Agricultural Crisis: The nation is heading towards ruin due to the agricultural crisis, with foreign laborers dominating farming and national wealth flowing overseas, while young Koreans remain disengaged. God-man will observe how far the nation declines before people call for his intervention.

Executive Insight
This lecture by Huh Kyung-young presents a compelling framework for navigating life’s complexities by emphasizing the profound limitations of human free will and the paramount importance of divine guidance. The core takeaway is that individual self-effort (자력) is a mere fraction (1%) of existence, with the vast majority (99%) governed by external forces (타력). Therefore, true wisdom lies in cultivating humility, gratitude, and a constant connection with Archangels for foresight and protection against unforeseen misfortunes like accidents or illness. Furthermore, the lecture advocates for a shift in mindset where challenges are viewed not as obstacles but as “knots” that strengthen one’s spiritual resilience, ultimately leading to personal and collective transformation under the guidance of God-man and Haneulgung. This perspective offers a radical re-evaluation of personal agency, urging professionals to consider the unseen forces and spiritual dimensions that profoundly impact outcomes, beyond conventional planning and self-reliance.

1. The Hierarchy of Spiritual Beings and Human Choice

The discussion begins with the concept of Huh Kyung-young’s Heaven Army and Angels, followed by Archangels. The Heaven Army is currently being formed, not globally, but by fortunate individuals who seek blessings. Those who receive blessings become part of this Heaven Army. Angels and Archangels are drawn from these blessed individuals. However, many who are given the status of an Angel often depart. For instance, if ten thousand Angels are bestowed, perhaps only ten remain. Angels are not guaranteed to stay; they are more prone to leaving, especially if they engage in conflict. In contrast, Archangels maintain their numbers consistently. This implies that Archangels remain steadfast.

Humans possess free will, which is the ability to choose, accept, or reject. This free will guides individuals in their daily decisions, such as choosing to take a flight to the United States. However, this freedom also carries risks, as a chosen flight might disappear over the Pacific Ocean. While humans exercise free will, Archangels possess the foresight to anticipate such events. For example, one could inquire of an Archangel about the safety of a flight. An Archangel can foresee whether a journey will be uneventful.

2. The Foresight of Archangels Versus Human Free Will
   Consider the extensive travels of an individual like Park Hyo-sook, who frequently flies between Colorado and Korea, often taking multiple domestic flights within the U.S. Such journeys highlight the inherent risks of air travel, particularly on crowded domestic flights. He recounts a tragic incident where someone traveling to a funeral in the U.S. died in a plane crash.

In such situations, human free will, with its choices and selections, cannot provide foreknowledge of potential dangers. While divination might offer some insight, direct consultation with an Archangel can provide certainty. If an Archangel confirms that one will never experience a plane crash, then that individual is protected. Such individuals, often Archangels themselves, are guided to avoid perilous situations, even in their flight bookings. This demonstrates the immense benefit of having Archangels. To expand the influence of Haneulgung, it is essential to cultivate more Archangels.

3. The Spiritual Age of Beings
   The spiritual age of most Earth inhabitants is approximately 8 billion years. This means that all 7.6 billion people on Earth were created as souls 8 billion years ago and are stored in a celestial cabinet, descending to Earth upon birth. This process is not one of continuous creation but of deployment from a pre-existing reservoir of souls. Therefore, everyone shares a spiritual age of around 8 billion years.

However, the spiritual age of Huh Kyung-young is infinite. This infinite age signifies transcendence over time, space, distance, temperature, and gravity. For example, if Huh Kyung-young commands all Samsung phones worldwide to eliminate electromagnetic waves, this command is instantly obeyed, regardless of distance. This demonstrates a power that transcends all scientific principles.

4. The Composition of the Universe and Human Body
   The universe and human bodies are composed of 118 elements, starting from hydrogen. When a human body is subjected to extreme heat, only calcium, the 20th element, remains as bone. Other elements, such as potassium (found abundantly in fruits), dissipate. While calcium is essential, excessive intake can lead to calcification in blood vessels and kidney stones. Conversely, too much potassium can strain the kidneys. The delicate balance of these elements is crucial for bodily health.

these elements, from hydrogen to oganesson (the 118th element), form all matter, including the human body. For instance, hydrogen atoms can combine to form various elements, such as silver (47 hydrogen atoms), tin (50 hydrogen atoms), and even gold (79 hydrogen atoms). An additional hydrogen atom can transform gold into mercury, a toxic liquid. This illustrates the profound transformations possible with elemental combinations.

5. The Importance of “Right View” and Archangelic Guidance
   When observing a structure like the 63 Building, one should not merely see the building itself but also its origins as a sandy beach and its eventual demise into ruins. This holistic perspective, encompassing beginning and end, is termed “Right View” (正見). While “Bright View” (照見) and “Insightful View” (知見) offer deeper understanding, they cannot predict future calamities like a building’s collapse or a family’s misfortune.

Human free will, guided by limited perception, often leads to unforeseen dangers. He recounts the tragic story of Kim Woo-joong’s family, where his wife, despite warnings, traveled to the U.S., leading to a fatal car accident involving their two sons. This tragedy, predicted by Huh Kyung-young years in advance, underscores the limitations of human judgment and the critical need for Archangelic guidance.

He had advised Kim Woo-joong to sell his properties, including the Hilton Hotel, due to their inauspicious locations outside the Four Great Gates of Seoul, which were considered vital for prosperity. Despite these warnings, the family dismissed them, leading to the eventual collapse of their business and the tragic loss of their sons. This illustrates that even with “Right View,” humans cannot foresee all outcomes without divine intervention.

6. The Three Pillars of the Korean Ethos and the Power of Archangels
   The core principles of the Korean ethos are cooperation (協), diligence (勤), and self-reliance (自). These three principles, derived from the Cheonbugyeong (Heaven Scripture) and the Cheonjiin (Heaven-Earth-Human) philosophy, form the foundation of all endeavors. He asserts that these principles, which he shared with President Park Chung-hee for the Saemaul Undong (New Community Movement), are fundamental to national development.

However, human free will, even when guided by these principles, is inherently limited. Just as a wild horse without a bridle can wander into danger, unchecked free will can lead to ruin. He provides an example of a man whose wealth was lost due to an ill-fated encounter with a woman, highlighting how seemingly innocuous choices can have devastating consequences. Therefore, it is crucial to consult Archangels for guidance in daily life, transforming it into a habitual practice.

7. The Power of Positive Thought and the Role of Archangels in Daily Life
   He emphasizes the profound impact of thoughts and emotions on one’s well-being. Negative thoughts, especially before sleep, can drastically reduce immunity and accelerate aging. Conversely, cultivating love and gratitude can rejuvenate the body and mind. Before sleeping, one should express love for all beings and the universe, or invoke Huh Kyung-young’s name, to promote healing and youthfulness.

Human existence is largely dependent on external forces, with 99% being “other-reliant” (他力) and only 1% being “self-reliant” (自力). Our bodies, air, food, and even the roads we travel are provided by others. This profound interdependence necessitates humility and gratitude towards all beings. Harboring resentment or negative feelings towards others, even in thought, can trigger disease and accelerate aging.

Archangels play a crucial role in protecting individuals from unforeseen calamities that cannot be averted by good deeds or strong immunity alone. For instance, an Archangel might cause a taxi collision, leading one to miss a flight that subsequently crashes, thereby saving a life. This demonstrates that Archangels can alter the course of events to ensure safety.

8. The Ongoing Mission of Haneulgung and the Importance of Archangel Promotion
   The mission of Haneulgung continues, regardless of His physical presence. The construction of Haneulgung and the promotion of its teachings must persist. Even if Huh Kyung-young faces adversity, the work of Haneulgung, including lectures, blessings, and Archangel promotion, must continue and expand.

He encourages the dissemination of Haneulgung’s message globally through translated materials and testimonials. Just as a bamboo stalk requires knots to withstand strong winds, Haneulgung’s growth will involve challenges, which should be viewed as opportunities for strengthening. These trials are part of a larger plan to elevate Huh Kyung-young to the status of a spiritual emperor.

He concludes by reiterating the importance of Archangels in navigating life’s uncertainties. Human free will, representing a mere 1% of influence, is insignificant compared to the power of Archangels. Therefore, individuals should seek Archangelic guidance for all major decisions, such as travel plans, to ensure safety and well-being. This practice should become a daily habit, fostering a life of gratitude and protection.

The Archangel and Human Free Will: A Philosophical Examination of Choice and Divine Intervention

Date: 2022.03.26

Keywords: Huh Kyung young, Archangel, Free Will, Spiritual Age, Divine Power

Content

The Hierarchy of Spiritual Beings and Human Choice
Huh Kyung young introduces a spiritual hierarchy, beginning with the “Heaven Army” (천군) and “Angels” (천사), culminating in “Archangels” (대천사). The Heaven Army is currently being formed, comprising individuals from around the world who are blessed. Angels and Archangels are drawn from these blessed individuals. However, Huh Kyung young notes a significant distinction: while many receive the blessing of an Angel, most eventually lose it. Angels are not guaranteed to remain with an individual, and their presence can even make it easier for individuals to stray. In contrast, Archangels are stable in number and remain steadfast.

The concept of “free will” (취사선택의 자유 의지) is central to human existence, allowing individuals to choose and discard as they see fit. This freedom, however, comes with inherent risks. For instance, a person might choose to take a flight to America, only for the plane to crash. While this is a matter of individual freedom, an Archangel possesses the foresight to know such outcomes in advance. Huh Kyung young illustrates this with an anecdote about a follower, Park Hyo-sook, who frequently travels by plane. If she were to consult an Archangel about the safety of her travels, the Archangel could provide assurance or warning.

those who are Archangels themselves are inherently protected, even if they make seemingly arbitrary choices, as divine guidance subtly steers them away from harm. He encourages the proliferation of Archangels, stating that it is crucial for expanding his influence and spiritual power. This expansion is necessary for him to assume the role of a “spiritual emperor of the world,” enabling him to govern global leaders with ease, much like the Pope’s spiritual authority over presidents.

The Concept of Spiritual Age and Infinite Existence
Huh Kyung young delves into the concept of “spiritual age,” asserting that all humans on Earth share a spiritual age of approximately 8 billion years. This means that human souls were created and stored in a “cabinet” 8 billion years ago, descending to Earth upon birth. He clarifies that this spiritual age is a universal constant for Earth’s inhabitants, with no one preceding this 8-billion-year mark by even a single year. He refutes the notion that figures like Buddha had an infinite number of past lives, stating that such claims are exaggerations, and Buddha’s spiritual age, like all others, is 8 billion years.

In stark contrast, Huh Kyung young declares his own spiritual age to be infinite. This infinite age signifies his transcendence of space, time, distance, temperature, and gravity. He demonstrates this divine power through his “word authority” (말의 권능), claiming that his spoken commands can instantly affect physical reality, such as eliminating electromagnetic waves from all Samsung phones worldwide, regardless of distance. This power, he asserts, transcends all scientific principles.

The Composition of the Universe and Human Body
Huh Kyung young explains that the universe and human bodies are composed of 118 elements, starting from hydrogen. He highlights calcium (atomic number 20) as the only element that remains after the human body is subjected to extreme heat, forming the bones. Potassium (atomic number 19), abundant in fruits, is volatile and dissipates. He warns against excessive consumption of both calcium and potassium, as they can lead to health problems like kidney stones and hardened blood vessels.

He further illustrates the transformative nature of elements, explaining how hydrogen atoms can combine to form various substances, from silver (47 hydrogen atoms) to gold (79 hydrogen atoms) and even toxic mercury (80 hydrogen atoms). This intricate elemental composition underscores the divine design of creation.

The Importance of “Right View” (정견) and Divine Guidance
Huh Kyung young introduces three levels of perception: “Bright View” (조견), “Knowledge View” (지견), and “Right View” (정견). While Bright View and Knowledge View represent clear and insightful observation, Right View encompasses a holistic understanding, seeing both the beginning and the end of all things simultaneously. He criticizes the limitations of human free will when exercised without divine guidance, citing the tragic example of Kim Woo-joong, former chairman of Daewoo Group, whose family suffered immense loss due to his wife’s decision to travel against Huh Kyung young’s warnings.

Huh Kyung young recounts how he had provided a detailed report to Kim Woo-joong years in advance, advising him to sell his properties due to their inauspicious feng shui, which he predicted would lead to financial ruin and familial tragedy. Despite his warnings, which were dismissed as superstitious, the predictions came true, leading to the collapse of Daewoo and the death of Kim Woo-joong’s two sons. This tragic event highlights the inadequacy of human judgment and the critical need for divine intervention through Archangels.

even with the most insightful human perception, one cannot foresee such calamities. Only a “divine eye” (신안) or “spiritual eye” (영안) can perceive the true nature of things, including their ultimate fate. Therefore, relying solely on one’s own free will, without consulting an Archangel, is akin to a “colt without a bridle” (꽃 피 없는 망아지), leading to potential disaster.

The Three Pillars of National and Personal Virtue
Huh Kyung young outlines three fundamental virtues for both national prosperity and individual conduct: “Filial Piety” (효도), “Loyalty” (충성), and “Love” (사랑). These three are interconnected and form the foundation of the “Tao” (도). For practical work and national development, he introduces three additional principles: “Cooperation” (협동), “Diligence” (근면), and “Self-Reliance” (자조). These principles, which he claims to have inspired the Saemaul Undong (New Village Movement) during President Park Chung-hee’s era, are rooted in the ancient Korean “Samrang Ideology” (삼랑 사상) and the Cheonbugyeong (천부경).

He explains that the “Samrang Ideology” is derived from the concept of “Ilseok Samgeuk Mujinbon” (일석 삼극 무진본) from the Cheonbugyeong, meaning “one stone, three poles, inexhaustible root”. This principle suggests that everything, even an atom, can be analyzed into three fundamental components (e.g., proton, neutron, electron). These principles, he asserts, are the bedrock of all endeavors.

The Power of Positive Thought and the Illusion of Self-Reliance
Huh Kyung young stresses the profound impact of thoughts and emotions on one’s well-being. He explains that harboring negative thoughts, especially before sleep, can drastically reduce immunity and accelerate aging. Conversely, cultivating love and gratitude, particularly before sleep, can rejuvenate the body and promote youthfulness. He advises expressing love for all beings and the universe to maintain a positive energetic state.

human existence is overwhelmingly dependent on “other power” (타력), accounting for 99% of one’s life, while “self-power” (자력) constitutes only 1%. From one’s physical body, inherited from parents, to the air, food, and infrastructure provided by others, nearly everything is a gift. He criticizes the lack of gratitude and humility in modern society, where people often take these contributions for granted.

He highlights the plight of farmers, increasingly reliant on foreign laborers, leading to a significant outflow of agricultural income and a decline in the health of the nation’s food supply. This situation, coupled with a growing number of unemployed youth in urban areas, signals a nation in decline. Huh Kyung young asserts that his divine vision (영안) allows him to perceive these societal ills and offers solutions, which have been largely rejected.

The Role of Archangels in Overcoming Adversity
Huh Kyung young reiterates the crucial role of Archangels in navigating life’s challenges. While human efforts like cooperation, diligence, and self-reliance are important, they are insufficient to prevent unforeseen calamities like plane crashes or fatal accidents. even the most virtuous individuals can fall victim to such events, which cannot be averted by good deeds or strong immunity alone.

Archangels, however, possess the power to intervene and alter destiny, such as causing a minor car accident to delay someone from boarding a doomed flight, thereby saving their life. He urges his followers to actively promote Archangels and their blessings, expanding their influence globally.

He also touches upon the concept of “calamities” (환란) as necessary “knots” (매듭) in the growth of a “Heaven House” (하늘궁), akin to the nodes on a bamboo stalk that provide strength and resilience against storms. These challenges, he believes, are orchestrated to accelerate his ascent to the position of a global spiritual emperor.

The Path to Spiritual Sovereignty
Huh Kyung young acknowledges the political turmoil and attempts to undermine him, but asserts his transcendence over such earthly matters. even if he were imprisoned, his work would continue through remote blessings and the ongoing efforts of his followers. He encourages his followers to continue their spiritual practices, including reviewing his lectures and contributing to the construction of the “Heaven House”, regardless of his physical presence.

He envisions a future where he will be crowned the “spiritual emperor of the world,” a position far superior to any national presidency. He foresees a time when the public, having experienced further hardship, will recognize his divine authority and demand his leadership. At that point, he would accept the role of emperor, delegating presidential duties to others while ensuring his policies, such as universal basic income and marriage subsidies, are implemented. This strategic foresight, he claims, is part of a larger divine plan.

1. The Hierarchy of Celestial Beings and Human Free Will

Haneulgung’s celestial hierarchy begins with the Heaven Army and Angels, culminating in the Archangels. The Heaven Army is currently being formed, comprised of blessed individuals from around the world. While many receive the blessing of an Angel, most eventually lose it, indicating that Angelic blessings are not guaranteed. Archangels, however, maintain their numbers, suggesting a more permanent status. Humans possess free will, the ability to choose and discard, which guides their decisions. For instance, one might choose to fly to America, unaware of potential dangers. However, an Archangel can foresee such risks.

2. The Limitations of Human Free Will and the Guidance of Archangels
   Human free will, though seemingly absolute, has limitations. For example, when deciding to take a flight, one cannot inherently know if it will be safe. An Archangel, however, possesses the ability to foresee such outcomes. This foresight can guide individuals to avoid potential dangers, such as a plane crash. He recounts an anecdote about a woman whose sons died in a car accident while rushing to meet her at the airport, an event that could have been averted with Archangelic guidance. This illustrates that relying solely on one’s own judgment, or “free will,” can lead to unforeseen tragedies.

3. The Concept of Spiritual Age and God-man
   All humans on Earth share a spiritual age of approximately 8 billion years. This means that all souls were created and stored in a “cabinet” at the same time, around 8 billion years ago, and are brought forth as individuals are born. This spiritual age is finite. In contrast, God-man’s spiritual age is infinite, transcending any numerical value. This infinite nature grants God-man the power to transcend space, time, distance, temperature, and gravity, allowing their words to influence even distant objects, such as turning off electromagnetic waves from cell phones worldwide.

4. The Composition of the Human Body and the Universe
   The human body, like the universe, is composed of 118 elements, all derived from hydrogen. When the body is cremated at high temperatures, only calcium, the 20th element, remains as bone. Other elements, such as potassium (found in fruits), dissipate. Excessive intake of potassium can burden the kidneys, while too much calcium can lead to calcification in blood vessels and kidney stones. This intricate balance of elements highlights the delicate construction of the human body and the universe.

5. The Importance of “Right View” and Foresight
   To make sound decisions, one needs Right View, which involves seeing the beginning and the end of things simultaneously. For example, when looking at a building, one should envision not only its current state but also the empty land before its construction and the ruins after its eventual collapse. This comprehensive perspective allows for a deeper understanding of reality, transcending mere superficial observation. Without such foresight, relying solely on free will can lead to disastrous outcomes, as exemplified by the story of a business magnate whose family suffered tragedy due to ignoring warnings about the unfavorable location of their buildings.

6. The Three Pillars of Human Endeavor and the Threefold Spirit
   The fundamental principles for human endeavor are cooperation, diligence, and self-reliance. These three concepts are rooted in the Threefold Spirit of the Korean people, which originates from the Cheonbugyeong, an ancient Korean text. This philosophy emphasizes that true progress comes from working together, being industrious, and taking initiative. However, self-reliance, or “self-help,” constitutes only 1% of human existence, with the remaining 99% being external reliance.

7. The Dominance of External Reliance in Human Life
   Humans are overwhelmingly dependent on external forces and the efforts of others. Our bodies are inherited from our parents, and we rely on air, water, and food provided by nature and other people. Even basic necessities like roads and public restrooms are products of collective effort. This profound reliance on others means that gratitude and humility are essential. Neglecting this truth and focusing solely on one’s own 1% of self-reliance leads to arrogance and a diminished quality of life.

8. The Power of Positive Thought and the Dangers of Negativity
   Our thoughts and emotions have a profound impact on our physical well-being. Negative thoughts, such as resentment or anger towards others, can significantly lower immunity and accelerate aging. Conversely, positive thoughts, like love and gratitude, can boost immunity and promote youthfulness. It is crucial to cultivate a mindset of love and appreciation, especially before sleep, as this period significantly influences our physical state. Even inanimate objects, like clothing, are sensitive to our thoughts and can either provide beneficial energy or extract it, depending on our mental state.

9. The Role of Archangels in Mitigating Unforeseen Calamities
   While positive thoughts and actions are vital, some calamities, such as plane crashes or car accidents, cannot be averted by personal virtue or immunity alone. These events often stem from past karma. In such cases, the intervention of an Archangel is crucial. Archangels can guide individuals to avoid dangerous situations, even by causing minor inconveniences like missing a flight that would have crashed. Therefore, actively seeking and utilizing Archangelic guidance is paramount for navigating life’s unpredictable challenges.

10. The Importance of Continuous Effort and Overcoming Adversity
    The path to spiritual growth and the establishment of Haneulgung is fraught with challenges. These difficulties, however, serve as “knots” in a bamboo stalk, strengthening it and allowing it to grow taller. Just as a bamboo’s knots prevent it from breaking in a storm, adversity builds resilience. He encourages followers to view hardships as opportunities for growth and to continue their efforts in promoting the Haneulgung’s message and expanding the influence of Archangels, even in the face of opposition. This unwavering commitment ensures the continuous construction of the spiritual foundation, regardless of external circumstances.