2023.10.14 1409 Sejeman and Sejebok. The Most Difficult Person to Meet and the Most Blessed Person in the World

2023.10.14 1409 The Most Difficult Person to Meet and the Most Blessed Person in the World: Huh Kyung-young’s Vision for a Global Paradise Silver Town

This excerpt is from a lecture by Huh Kyung-young, a South Korean politician and spiritual leader, to his followers at Haneulgung (Heaven House). the importance of integrity and vision through anecdotes and explains his grand plan to build a massive “Haneulgung Silver Town” for the elderly. The core message is that true character is revealed when no one is watching, and that big dreams are essential for men.

The Essence of True Character

Integrity: The Foundation of All Virtues
integrity is the most fundamental virtue, even more so than education or talent. He uses a vivid anecdote of a company chairman testing job applicants by scattering money to highlight that true character is revealed when one believes they are unobserved. This is a powerful reminder that authenticity is paramount.
인격은 없을 때, 아무도 안 보는 데서 하는 행동을 인격이라 그래요.
Character is the behavior one exhibits when no one is around, when no one is watching.

하늘이 항상 여러분을 보고 있는데 주로 혼자 있을 때 행동을 보고 있어요.
Heaven is always watching you, primarily observing your actions when you are alone.

이 모든 인간의 인격에 최고 밑바닥에는 무엇이 있냐? 정직이 있는 거야.
At the very bottom of all human character, what lies there? It is integrity.

The Illusion of Relationships
people often live with “fake” versions of their partners, and that true feelings and character only emerge in times of absence or crisis, such as illness or death. This challenges us to reflect on the depth and authenticity of our own connections.
이 인간 관계라는 게 없어 봐야 되는 거야.
You only truly understand human relationships when they are gone.

같이 살 때는 남편도 같이 아내를 만나고 있고, 아내도 가짜 남편하고 살고 있는 거야.
When living together, the husband is meeting a fake wife, and the wife is living with a fake husband.

그 부부들이 서로가 본래의 모습을 볼 수 없어.
Those couples cannot see each other’s true selves.

The Power of Vision and Dreams

The Audacity of Dreams: Jo Yong-gi’s Example
audacious vision, even when starting with only five congregants. Jo Yong-gi would declare thanks for “a thousand people” during services, which Huh Kyung-young interprets not as a lie, but as a man’s privilege to have a grand vision. This highlights the importance of unwavering belief and positive declaration in achieving seemingly impossible goals.
어떤 상황에서도 꿈과 희망과 비전은 남자의 특권이에요.
In any situation, dreams, hope, and vision are a man’s privilege.

한 명을 두고도 만 명처럼 연설해야 되고 설교해야 돼.
Even with one person, you must speak and preach as if to ten thousand.

그 사람은 성공할 수 있는 사람이야.
That person is someone who can succeed.

Huh Kyung-young’s Grand Vision: Haneulgung Silver Town
ambitious plan to build a massive “Haneulgung Silver Town” spanning 100 million pyeong (about 82,000 acres), complete with free medical care and amenities for 10 million elderly residents. this vision is far beyond human comprehension and is a divine undertaking. This demonstrates his unbounded confidence in his own capabilities and his commitment to solving societal problems on an unprecedented scale.
나는 조용기 목사처럼 인간이 아니야. 그러니 내 계획은 속도가 빠를까, 안 빠를까?
I am not human like Pastor Jo Yong-gi. will my plan be fast ?

신인이 머리 설계도가 좀 다르지.
The divine being’s (my) mental blueprint is a bit different.

어마무시한 일을 머릿속에 가지.
I have an enormous task in my mind.

이자가 노인들의 실버타운 세계적인 낙원을 만들어 줄 차야.
This person (I) is the one who will create a global paradise, a silver town for the elderly.

This excerpt is from a lecture by Huh Kyung-young, a South Korean politician and spiritual leader, to his followers at Haneulgung (Heaven House). Huh Kyung-young shares his unique worldview on human relationships, integrity, and his grand vision for Haneulgung, including a massive “Silver Town” for the elderly. He also touches upon his predictions for global events based on traditional East Asian cyclical calendars.

The Essence of Human Relationships and Integrity

True Nature Revealed in Absence
a person’s true character, or “integrity,” is only revealed when they are not being watched, especially by those closest to them. This contrarian view challenges the common perception that one’s best self is shown in public. It’s a sharp insight into how external pressures can mask genuine intentions and how absence can strip away pretense, revealing deeper truths about love and loyalty.

그 아내와 남편의 진심은 볼 수가 없어. 그걸 인격이라 그러는데 그 인격을 찾아볼 수가 없어.
You can’t see the true feelings of that wife and husband. That’s what we call integrity, but you can’t find that integrity.

인격은 없을 때, 아무도 안 보는 데서 하는 행동을 인격이라 그래요.
Integrity is the behavior you exhibit when no one is around, when no one is watching.

하늘이 항상 여러분을 보고 있는데 주로 혼자 있을 때 행동을 보고 있어요.
Heaven is always watching you, mainly observing your actions when you are alone.

The Ultimate Test of Integrity: The Money Drop
This anecdote about a company president testing job applicants by dropping money in the hallway is a brilliant illustration of Huh Kyung-young’s philosophy on integrity. It highlights that true honesty isn’t about what you say in an interview, but what you do when you think no one is looking. This practical example makes his abstract concept of integrity tangible and memorable, emphasizing its foundational importance.

회장이 싹 가서 몰래 휴지를 여기저기 떨어뜨려 놨다는 거 아니야. 그래, 면접실 들어가는데 휴지가 막 떨어져 있어요. 근데 올 싹 다 주는 놈이 있어.
The chairman went and secretly dropped tissues everywhere. when they entered the interview room, there were tissues scattered around. But there was one person who picked them all up.

그러나 이 모든 인간의 인격에 최고 밑바닥에는 무엇이 있냐? 정직이 있는 거야.
But at the very bottom of all human integrity, what is there? It’s honesty.

The Power of Vision and Positive Affirmation
Huh Kyung-young uses the story of Pastor Cho Yong-gi to emphasize the importance of vision and positive affirmation, even in the face of seemingly impossible odds. Cho Yong-gi’s practice of declaring “a thousand people” when only five were present, and later “a hundred thousand” when only ten thousand were there, is presented not as a lie, but as a powerful act of faith and vision that ultimately manifested reality. This is a compelling lesson for anyone striving for ambitious goals, suggesting that belief and declaration can shape destiny.

어떤 상황에서도 꿈과 희망과 비전은 남자의 특권이에요. 저어도 남자가 현실을 보는 남자는 큰 일을 할 수가 없어.
In any situation, dreams, hope, and vision are a man’s privilege. At least, a man who only sees reality cannot achieve great things.

한 명을 두고도 만 명처럼 연설해야 되고 설교해야 돼.
Even with one person, you must speak and preach as if there are ten thousand.

Huh Kyung-young’s Grand Vision for Haneulgung

The “100 Million Pyeong” Haneulgung and Silver Town
Huh Kyung-young unveils his audacious plan to expand Haneulgung to 100 million pyeong (approximately 82,000 acres), transforming it into a global hub. The most striking part of this vision is the “Silver Town” for 10 million elderly people, offering free housing, meals, and medical care. This is an incredibly ambitious and compassionate goal, aiming to solve the global issue of elder care with a utopian solution. His detailed description of the location’s natural beauty and strategic advantages further underscores the grand scale of his ambition.

내 하늘궁에 내가 왔을 때 이 장면 전체 약 1억 평을 하늘궁으로 만들겠다.
When I came to Haneulgung, I decided to make this entire area, about 100 million pyeong, into Haneulgung.

호숫가에는 세계에서 최고의 하늘궁 실버타운이 만들어져. 들어가는 인원은 천만 명.
The world’s best Haneulgung Silver Town will be built by the lake. The capacity will be ten million people.

신인이 머리 설계도가 좀 다르지. 그 설계도가 여기에 모든 노인들의 실타 면 요원들 문 닫는 날이 돌아와.
The blueprint in my head is a bit different. That blueprint will bring about the day when all nursing homes for the elderly will close their doors.

Strategic Land Acquisition and Political Influence
Huh Kyung-young reveals his strategic approach to acquiring land for Haneulgung, even suggesting that his public declarations might paradoxically lower land prices by deterring other investors. He also hints at using future political power to accelerate development, demonstrating a pragmatic and long-term vision that combines spiritual leadership with real-world influence. This blend of spiritual and temporal power is a key aspect of his unique worldview.

아무도 내 계획을 몰라야 되는데, 오늘 이야기 다 해 버렸어. 장면 땅값이 올라가겠지. 역으로 땅값이 내려갈 수밖에 없어. 왜 허경영이가 다 산대? 저거 말짱 발전되기 다 틀렸어.
No one should know my plan, but I’ve told everyone today. The land prices in Jangheung will go up. On the contrary, land prices will inevitably go down. ” why is Huh Kyung-young buying everything? That’s all wrong for development.”

대통령이 되면은 예를 들어서 저런 거 매입하는 특수하게 개발하는 거 시간 문제겠지. 그 방법으로도 써야 되겠지.
If I become president, for example, acquiring and specially developing such things would be a matter of time. That method would also have to be used.

Prophecies and Cosmic Understanding

Predicting Global Events Through Cycles
Huh Kyung-young claims to have predicted major global events, such as the COVID-19 pandemic and economic downturns, based on traditional East Asian cyclical calendars (e.g., Gyeongja Year, Sinchuk Year). He presents these predictions as evidence of his unique understanding of cosmic forces and their influence on earthly affairs. This highlights his belief in a deterministic universe governed by cyclical patterns, which he, as a “divine being,” can interpret.

이 글자에 따라서 전 세계 운는 바뀌어요. 개인들도 이걸 영향을 받아. 지구는 그렇게 만들어 놨어.
According to these characters, the fate of the world changes. Individuals are also affected by this. Earth was made that way.

The Eternal Nature of Gold and the Concept of “Bullo” (Immortality)
Huh Kyung-young discusses gold as a “material sent from White Heaven” that is eternally unchanging and possesses properties of immortality (“Bullo”). He connects this to ancient practices, like the use of gold in Egyptian mummification, suggesting a cosmic link between gold and the soul’s return to heaven. This fascinating blend of ancient beliefs, spiritual concepts, and a unique interpretation of material properties underscores his holistic and mystical worldview.

금은 우주에서 온 우리 백궁에 보낸 물질이야. 지구에 백성에서 보낸 물질은 골드 뿐이야.
Gold is a substance sent from White Heaven, our “Heaven House”, from the universe. Gold is the only substance sent from White Heaven to Earth.

사람이 먹을 수 있는 모든 식품도 허경영 이름이 들어가면 불러가 되고, 도도 허경영 부여하면 산화가 멈추겠지. 그 허경영은 모든 물질이 쌉 겠죠.
All food that people can eat becomes “Bullo” (immortal) if Huh Kyung-young’s name is added, and if Huh Kyung-young grants it, oxidation will stop. Huh Kyung-young will make all substances last.

The Essence of Integrity and Vision: A Path to True Prosperity

1. Basic Information
   Lecture Session and Date: 1409th Huh Kyung-young Saturday Lecture, 2023.10.14
   One-sentence Main Theme or Title Summary: This lecture elucidates the profound importance of integrity as the foundational virtue for individuals and society, contrasting it with superficial appearances, and unveils the grand vision for Haneulgung as a global sanctuary for humanity’s future.
   Location: Haneulgung Lecture Hall
   Key Segments:
   The True Nature of Character: Discussion on how one’s true character (인격) is revealed not in public but in private, unseen moments, using examples of marital relationships and job interviews.
   Visionary Leadership and Faith: An analysis of Reverend Cho Yong-gi’s success through unwavering vision and “positive lies,” drawing parallels to God-man Huh Kyung-young’s own expansive plans for Haneulgung.
   The Haneulgung Master Plan: A detailed presentation of the 100-million-pyeong Haneulgung project, including its strategic location, natural beauty, and future as a global senior care facility.
   The Principle of Jeongjik (Integrity): An in-depth explanation of “Jeongjik” (정직, integrity) as the ultimate foundation of human character and the core principle for success, linking it to Buddhist “Paljeongdo” (팔정도, Eightfold Path).
   Prophecies and Global Events: Discussion of past prophecies regarding global events like the COVID-19 pandemic and economic downturns, and future predictions related to the “Eulsa Year” (을사년) and the establishment of Haneulgung’s global influence.

2. Core Messages
   True Character is Revealed in Absence: “인격은 없을 때, 아무도 안 보는 데서 하는 행동을 인격이라 그래요.”
   Explanation: A person’s genuine character is not what they display when observed or under scrutiny, but rather their actions and thoughts when no one else is present, reflecting their true inner self.
   Vision and Positive Affirmation Drive Success: “어떤 상황에서도 꿈과 희망과 비전은 남자의 특권이에요.”
   Explanation: Maintaining a grand vision, hope, and positive affirmations, even in the face of seemingly small beginnings, is crucial for achieving significant accomplishments, as exemplified by Reverend Cho Yong-gi’s ministry.
   Haneulgung as a Global Sanctuary: “전 세계 사람들이 주목하는 하늘궁을 완성하는 거야.”
   Explanation: God-man Huh Kyung-young’s ultimate plan is to establish Haneulgung as a vast, 100-million-pyeong global center, offering a utopian senior care facility and a spiritual haven for humanity.
   Integrity (Jeongjik) as the Ultimate Foundation: “이 모든 인간의 인격에 최고 밑바닥에는 무엇이 있냐? 정직이 있는 거야.”
   Explanation: Integrity is the most fundamental and essential quality of human character, serving as the bedrock upon which all other virtues and successes are built, and it is continuously observed by the heavens.
   The Eternal Nature of Gold and Spiritual Return: “금은 우주에서 온 우리 백궁에 보낸 물질이야.”
   Explanation: Gold is presented as a unique, eternal substance sent from White Heaven (백궁, White Heaven), symbolizing immortality and facilitating the soul’s return to the White Heaven, unlike other transient materials.

3. Detailed Summary
   The Era of Judgment and Spiritual Armament
   Main Assertions: The current era is a time of judgment, separating the “wheat from the chaff.” To navigate this period, individuals must be armed with spirituality. God-man Huh Kyung-young’s spiritual era will usher in a world of peace, free from war and borders.
   Practical Message: Emphasizes the necessity of spiritual preparedness to overcome challenges and align with the coming era of peace.

The Unseen Character and Marital Relationships
Topic Keyword: True Character (인격)
Main Assertions: A person’s true character is revealed when they are alone or when their spouse is absent, not in their presence. Relationships often become distorted by superficial grievances, preventing partners from seeing each other’s genuine selves.
Analogies/Examples:
A wife who holds a lifelong grudge against her husband for an early physical altercation, leading to a strained relationship where she only sees his flaws.
A husband who deeply mourns his wife after her death, despite having been constantly criticized by her, revealing his true affection in her absence.
Practical Message: Do not judge others, especially spouses, based on their immediate actions or perceived flaws. True love and character emerge in moments of absence or crisis.

Integrity in the Workplace and Divine Observation
Topic Keyword: Jeongjik (정직, Integrity)
Main Assertions: Integrity is paramount, even in seemingly unobserved situations. Heaven (Haneul) constantly monitors individuals’ actions, especially when they believe no one is watching. This integrity is the ultimate criterion for success and divine favor.
Analogies/Examples:
A company CEO secretly tests job applicants by scattering trash or money, observing who cleans it up or returns the money, to gauge their true character beyond the interview.
The concept of “White Heaven Camera” (백궁(白宮) 카메라) which implies that every person is under constant divine surveillance.
Buddhist “Paljeongdo” (Eightfold Path) is presented as a philosophical framework centered on “Jeong” (정, right/correct), emphasizing right thought, speech, and action.
Practical Message: Live with unwavering integrity, knowing that all actions, even private ones, are observed and recorded by a higher power, influencing one’s destiny.

The Power of Vision: Lessons from Cho Yong-gi and Haneulgung’s Future
Topic Keyword: Visionary Leadership
Main Assertions: A man’s privilege is to possess dreams, hope, and vision, regardless of current circumstances. God-man Huh Kyung-young’s vision for Haneulgung is far grander and will be realized much faster than human endeavors.
Analogies/Examples:
Reverend Cho Yong-gi, starting with only five congregants in a tent church, consistently proclaimed to God that 1,000 people were present, and later 100,000, eventually manifesting these numbers. This “positive lie” or “visionary declaration” is highlighted as a key to his success.
God-man Huh Kyung-young’s plan to develop 100 million pyeong of land for Haneulgung, starting with 1 million pyeong, is presented as a divine vision that transcends human limitations.
Practical Message: Cultivate an expansive vision and unwavering belief in its realization, as this is a divine quality that accelerates progress and attracts success.

The Haneulgung Global Silver Town Project
Topic Keyword: Haneulgung’s Future
Main Assertions: Haneulgung is strategically located in a pristine, naturally protected area, surrounded by mountains and two large reservoirs (Majang and Gisan Reservoirs), with the Imjin River and Songaksan Mountain in the distance. This location is ideal for the development of a Global Silver Town capable of accommodating ten million people, offering free services, medical care, and a high quality of life for seniors.
Analogies/Examples:
The geographical features are described as a “woman’s womb” (여자 자궁) and “cabbage-like layers” (양배추 껍질 같이), signifying protection and fertility.
The area’s pristine nature is highlighted by the fact that the U.S. Eighth Army sourced its drinking water from there for 30 years.
Practical Message: Haneulgung is not merely a spiritual center but a meticulously planned, self-sufficient paradise designed to solve the global issue of elder care, providing a dignified and joyful life for seniors.

Prophecies and the Cycle of Global Change
Topic Keyword: Prophetic Insights
Main Assertions: God-man Huh Kyung-young has accurately predicted major global events, including the COVID-19 pandemic (Gyeongja Year, 경자년), economic downturns (Sinchuk Year, 신축년), and the current global conflicts (Gyemyo Year, 계묘년) related to water and territory. The upcoming “Eulsa Year” (을사년) marks a significant turning point for Haneulgung’s expansion.
Analogies/Examples:
The “Gyeongja Year” (2020) was associated with a “rat-like” disease (COVID-19) originating from China.
The “Gyemyo Year” (2023) is linked to water-related issues (ocean pollution, floods) and conflicts over ports and seas (Ukraine-Russia war, Israel conflict).
Practical Message: Be aware of the cyclical nature of global events and the prophetic insights provided, as they offer guidance for navigating future challenges and understanding the unfolding of divine plans.

The Eternal Nature of Gold and the Path to the White Heaven
Topic Keyword: Immortality and Gold
Main Assertions: Gold is a unique, eternal substance from White Heaven, unlike other materials that decay. It symbolizes immortality and plays a role in the soul’s return to the White Heaven.
Analogies/Examples:
Ancient Egyptian mummies and Buddhist statues adorned with gold are cited as historical examples of this belief, where gold was used to preserve or facilitate the return of the soul.
God-man Huh Kyung-young’s name, when applied to food or objects, can imbue them with “Bullo” (불로, eternal youth/immortality) properties, preventing decay.
Practical Message: Understanding the spiritual significance of gold and the power of God-man Huh Kyung-young’s name can contribute to one’s spiritual well-being and journey towards White Heaven.

4. Key Quotes Collection
   “지금은 알곡과 가라지를 골라내는 심판 시대입니다.”
   Context: Opening statement about the current global spiritual state.
   “인격은 없을 때, 아무도 안 보는 데서 하는 행동을 인격이라 그래요.”
   Context: Defining true character in the context of marital and social interactions.
   “하늘은 하늘이 난데 그 회장이 그 사람이 뭘 봤을까? 인격을 본 거야.”
   Context: Explaining how divine observation focuses on inner character, not outward appearances.
   “어떤 상황에서도 꿈과 희망과 비전은 남자의 특권이에요.”
   Context: Encouraging visionary thinking, drawing from Reverend Cho Yong-gi’s example.
   “몇 년 안 가서 장면 전체에 세계에서 저 전 세계 사람들이 주목하는 하늘궁을 완성하는 거야.”
   Context: Announcing the rapid realization of the Haneulgung global project.
   “이 산이 원형으로 돼 있는 데는 여기 뿐이야.”
   Context: Describing the unique and auspicious geographical features of Haneulgung.
   “이 모든 인간의 인격에 최고 밑바닥에는 무엇이 있냐? 정직이 있는 거야.”
   Context: Identifying integrity as the most fundamental human virtue.
   “정직이 밑에 없는 사람을 고용한다 해서 망해.”
   Context: Warning against associating with or employing those lacking integrity.
   “세계에서 제일 만나기 어려운 사람과 세계에서 제일 복 많은 사람.”
   Context: Referring to God-man Huh Kyung-young as the former and the audience as the latter.
   “금은 우주에서 온 우리 백궁에 보낸 물질이야.”
   Context: Explaining the divine origin and significance of gold.
   “허경영 이름이 들어가면 불러가 되고, 도도 허경영 부여하면 산화가 멈추겠지.”
   Context: Describing the power of God-man Huh Kyung-young’s name to confer immortality and prevent decay.
   “우리의 미래가 중요한 거야.”
   Context: Concluding remark emphasizing the importance of preparing for the future through Haneulgung.

5. Historical / Doctrinal Connections
   This lecture deeply connects to and builds upon God-man Huh Kyung-young’s established teachings, particularly concerning:

Divine-Human Theory and God-man’s Role: The lecture consistently positions God-man Huh Kyung-young as the Creator with unparalleled vision and power, capable of realizing projects like the 100-million-pyeong Haneulgung and the Global Silver Town. His ability to foresee global events and offer solutions for humanity’s future reinforces his role as a savior figure.
Immortality Principles (Bullo): The concept of “Bullo” (불로, eternal youth/immortality) is explicitly linked to gold as a White Heaven-sent substance and, more significantly, to God-man Huh Kyung-young’s name, which can imbue objects with anti-aging properties. This expands on his teachings about spiritual and physical longevity.
Judgment and the New Era: The opening statement about the “era of judgment” and the need for “spirituality” aligns with his broader narrative of a coming spiritual transformation and the establishment of a new, peaceful world order under his guidance.
Emphasis on Integrity (Jeongjik): While integrity has always been a core virtue in his teachings, this lecture provides an exceptionally detailed and multifaceted explanation of “Jeongjik” as the ultimate foundation of character, linking it to divine observation, personal success, and even Buddhist philosophy. This deep dive into integrity serves as a foundational ethical principle for his followers.
Haneulgung as a Utopian Model: The detailed exposition of the Haneulgung Global Silver Town project is a significant development, showcasing a concrete, practical application of his vision for a utopian society. It moves beyond abstract spiritual concepts to a tangible plan for addressing real-world problems like elder care, demonstrating his commitment to improving human life on Earth.

7. Action Items & Blessing Guidance
   Cultivate Inner Integrity (Jeongjik): Act with honesty and righteousness, especially when unobserved, understanding that Heaven (Haneul) is constantly monitoring all actions. This is the fundamental step to elevating one’s spiritual standing.
   Embrace a Grand Vision: Maintain a positive and expansive vision for the future, regardless of current circumstances, mirroring God-man Huh Kyung-young’s own ambitious plans for Haneulgung. This mindset attracts success and divine support.
   Support the Haneulgung Project: Recognize the importance of the Haneulgung Global Silver Town as a future sanctuary for humanity and contribute to its realization, as this directly impacts one’s own future well-being and the collective good.
   Understand Prophetic Cycles: Pay attention to the prophetic insights regarding global events and economic shifts to make informed decisions and prepare for future challenges.
   Prioritize Spiritual Preparedness: Arm oneself with spirituality to navigate the current “era of judgment” and align with the coming peaceful world, ensuring personal and collective salvation.

8. One-Sentence Overall Summary
   God-man Huh Kyung-young’s lecture profoundly reveals that true character, defined by unwavering integrity in unseen moments, is the bedrock for individual and collective prosperity, while simultaneously unveiling his divine, expansive vision for Haneulgung as a global sanctuary and a meticulously planned utopian haven for humanity’s future, all under the constant, discerning observation of Heaven.

Central Questions & Answers

1. What is the true meaning of ‘Integrity’ according to God-man Huh Kyung-young?
   Question: In a world full of superficial interactions, how does God-man Huh Kyung-young define true integrity, and why is it so crucial for personal and societal success?
   Answer: God-man Huh Kyung-young defines true integrity as actions performed when no one is watching, especially when a spouse or supervisor is absent. It’s not about outward appearances or behavior in front of others, but the genuine conduct in private moments. He illustrates this with an anecdote of a company president who secretly tests job applicants by scattering trash or money to observe their true character. This unseen behavior, whether picking up trash or returning found money, reveals one’s fundamental honesty, which is the bedrock of all human character and success.
   Key Quote: “Integrity is the behavior you exhibit when no one is watching.”

2. How does God-man Huh Kyung-young envision the future of Haneulgung and its role in global welfare?
   Question: What is God-man Huh Kyung-young’s grand vision for Haneulgung, and how will it address critical global issues like elder care and societal well-being?
   Answer: God-man Huh Kyung-young envisions Haneulgung as a vast, 100-million-pyeong (approximately 82,644 acres) global sanctuary, far exceeding its current 1-million-pyeong scale. This expansive Haneulgung will feature a world-class Silver Town capable of accommodating ten million elderly individuals, offering free housing, meals, and medical care. This initiative aims to revolutionize elder care, making existing nursing homes obsolete by providing a heavenly, worry-free environment. The location is strategically chosen for its pristine natural beauty, surrounded by mountains and two large reservoirs, ensuring clean air and water.
   Key Quote: “My plan is to complete Haneulgung, which will be noticed by people all over the world, across the entire area in just a few years.”

3. What is the significance of ‘vision’ for men, as exemplified by Pastor Cho Yong-gi, according to God-man Huh Kyung-young?
   Question: God-man Huh Kyung-young often speaks about the importance of vision. How does he use the example of Pastor Cho Yong-gi to illustrate this concept, particularly for men?
   Answer: God-man Huh Kyung-young highlights Pastor Cho Yong-gi’s early days, when he preached to only five people in a tent church but consistently declared, “Thank you, God, for sending a thousand people!” This seemingly exaggerated statement was not a lie but a powerful vision. Cho Yong-gi’s unwavering belief in a larger future, even when faced with meager reality, allowed him to attract thousands and eventually millions. men, especially, must possess such a grand vision, transcending current realities to achieve great things.
   Key Quote: “A man must have a vision. Even if there is only one person, he must speak and preach as if there are ten thousand.”

4. What is the cosmic significance of gold and its connection to immortality and the afterlife, according to God-man Huh Kyung-young?
   Question: Why does God-man Huh Kyung-young place such importance on gold, and what does it signify regarding eternal life and the journey to the spirit world?
   Answer: God-man gold is a unique substance sent from the White Heaven to Earth, making it the only material that does not age or decay. Unlike other elements whose electrons eventually dissipate, gold remains eternally unchanged. This property is why ancient civilizations, like the Egyptians with their gold-adorned mummies, believed gold facilitated the soul’s return to the spirit world. Possessing gold is seen as beneficial for the soul’s journey, connecting individuals to the eternal realm.
   Key Quote: “Gold is a substance sent from White Heaven to our universe. Gold is the only substance sent from White Heaven to Earth.”

5. How does God-man Huh Kyung-young explain the concept of ‘true love’ in marriage and human relationships?
   Question: In the context of marital relationships, how does God-man Huh Kyung-young define true love and the genuine nature of human connection, often hidden by everyday conflicts?
   Answer: the true nature of love between spouses is often obscured by daily interactions and conflicts. He uses the analogy of a couple who constantly bickers, only for one to deeply mourn the other’s absence after death. He explains that people often live with “fake” versions of their partners, focusing on flaws rather than their true selves. True love and a person’s genuine character (인격) are revealed not in their presence, but in their absence, or during times of extreme hardship like illness. It’s in these moments that the hidden affection and care emerge.
   Key Quote: “When one of them dies, their true colors appear. ‘Ah, that person was real.'”

6. What is the role of ‘”Not old Milk”‘ and God-man Huh Kyung-young’s name in achieving immortality and preserving matter?
   Question: What is “Not old Milk”, and how does God-man Huh Kyung-young’s name contribute to the preservation of matter and the attainment of immortality?
   Answer: God-man Not Old Milk is a substance that, when consumed, grants immortality. More broadly, he claims that his name, when applied to any food or substance, can halt its oxidation and decay, effectively making it “immortal” or “ageless.” This implies that his spiritual energy has the power to transcend physical limitations, preserving matter and extending life, offering a path to eternal existence for those who embrace his teachings.
   Key Quote: “If Huh Kyung-young’s name is added to all edible foods, they become “Not old Milk”, and if it is given to all substances, their oxidation will stop.”

7. How does God-man Huh Kyung-young connect global events and natural disasters to specific years in the East Asian zodiac cycle?
   Question: God-man Huh Kyung-young often predicts global events. How does he link specific years in the East Asian zodiac cycle (e.g., Gyeongja, Sinchuk, Imin, Gyemyo) to major world changes, including pandemics, economic shifts, and natural disasters?
   Answer: God-man global events are deeply influenced by the East Asian zodiac cycle. For instance, he predicted the COVID-19 pandemic in the Gyeongja year (2020), stating it would originate from China and be linked to rodents. He also foretold economic downturns and real estate crises in subsequent years like Sinchuk (2021), Imin (2022), and Gyemyo (2023). The Gyemyo year, associated with “water,” has brought about water-related issues like ocean pollution and conflicts over ports (e.g., Ukraine-Russia war over the Black Sea), demonstrating how each year’s elemental influence manifests in global affairs.
   Key Quote: “The world’s fortune changes according to these characters every time they change. Individuals are also affected by this.”

Top 3 Recommended Questions
What is the true meaning of ‘Integrity’ according to God-man Huh Kyung-young?
How does God-man Huh Kyung-young envision the future of Haneulgung and its role in global welfare?
What is the cosmic significance of gold and its connection to immortality and the afterlife, according to God-man Huh Kyung-young?

Meeting Minutes: The Most Difficult to Meet and the Most Blessed

Ⅰ. Meeting Overview

Category	Details
Date	October 14, 2023
Location	Heaven House
Speaker	Huh Kyung-young
Attendees	Heaven House members
Agenda	– Discussion on human relationships and integrity – Vision for Heaven House and the Silver Town project – Prophecies and future outlook – The importance of integrity

Ⅱ. Meeting Discussion

• Opening Remarks and Presentations

  • The current era is a time of judgment, separating the wheat from the chaff, and spiritual armament is essential to avoid trials.
  • Huh Kyung-young’s spiritual era will bring a peaceful world without war or borders.
  • Several individuals and centers presented flowers to Huh Kyung-young, including the Onam Spiritual Center, Namyangju Onam Spiritual Center, and Songtan Spiritual Center.

• The Nature of Human Relationships and Integrity

  • Human relationships are often seen as adversarial when people are together, with only flaws being visible.
  • True character (integrity) is revealed when one is alone or when a loved one is absent.
  • An anecdote was shared about a company president who tested job applicants’ integrity by scattering trash and money to observe their actions when they thought no one was watching.
  • Heaven constantly observes individuals, especially their actions when alone, to gauge their true character.
  • people often live in “fake” marriages, unable to see each other’s true selves until a crisis or absence reveals their genuine feelings.
  • Integrity is the fundamental basis of all human actions and is crucial for success and harmonious relationships.
  • Buddhism’s Eightfold Path (Paljeongdo) emphasizes “right” (正) in all aspects of life, highlighting the importance of integrity even without a divine presence.
  • Lack of integrity leads to failure in business and personal life.
  • He’s own commitment to integrity is rooted in his upbringing and the watchful eyes of his ancestors.
  • Integrity combined with divine providence (seopri) creates miracles.

• Vision for Heaven House and the Silver Town Project

  • Huh Kyung-young shared his grand vision for Heaven House, which extends beyond the current 1 million pyeong to encompass 100 million pyeong, including the entire Jangheung area.
  • This vast area will feature two large lakes, Majang Reservoir and Kisan Reservoir, which will supply water to the Heaven House.
  • The geographical layout of Heaven House is described as a unique, protective, and pristine environment, with mountains encircling it like a “woman’s womb”.
  • The area is known for its clean air and water, with the U.S. Eighth Army having sourced water from there for 30 years.
  • A major component of this vision is the construction of a world-class “Heaven House Silver Town” capable of accommodating 10 million elderly residents.
  • This Silver Town will offer free housing, meals, and medical care for those with a “Heaven House military number” (indicating their duration of membership).
  • The goal is to revolutionize elder care, making traditional nursing homes obsolete and providing a heavenly paradise for the elderly.
  • this project is not merely a personal ambition but a divine mission to solve the problems of the elderly that the government cannot address.

• Prophecies and Future Outlook

  • Huh Kyung-young reiterated his past prophecies regarding the COVID-19 pandemic (Gyeongja year) and its origin in China.
  • He also mentioned his predictions about the economic downturn and real estate market collapse during the Sinchuk, Imin, and Gyemyo years.
  • The current year (Gyemyo) is associated with water-related issues, such as floods, ocean pollution, and conflicts over ports and seas (e.g., Ukraine-Russia war, Israel conflict).
  • He highlighted the concept of “Bullo Geum” (immortal gold), stating that gold is a material from White Heaven (Heaven) that does not age and can facilitate the return of souls to the White Heaven.
  • Huh Kyung-young’s name, when applied to food or objects, can make them “Bullo” (immortal) and stop oxidation.
  • The future will bring a thousand years of paradise on Earth, initiated by Huh Kyung-young, followed by a more intense judgment.

Ⅲ. Action Items

• Attendees: Reflect on the importance of integrity in all aspects of life, especially when unobserved.
• Attendees: Consider the vision for Heaven House and the Silver Town project as a future solution for elder care.
• Attendees: Understand the significance of Huh Kyung-young’s prophecies and their implications for global events.
• Attendees: Support the construction of Heaven House Silver Town, as it requires collective effort and resources.

The Era of Judgment and the Virtue of Honesty

1. The Current Era: Discernment and Spiritual Fortification
   The present epoch is characterized as a period of judgment (審判時代), wherein the wheat is separated from the chaff. To navigate the myriad trials and tribulations of this era, it is imperative to fortify oneself with spirituality (靈性). We are tasked with disseminating the divine authority of blessings and grace bestowed upon us by God-man. The advent of Huh Kyung-young’s spiritual era is prophesied to usher in a world of peace, devoid of conflict and national borders.

2. The Essence of Human Relationships and True Character
   Huh Kyung-young illustrates the complexities of human relationships through an anecdote about a woman who, having been struck by her husband early in their marriage, harbored resentment for decades. This initial act of violence became a lasting grievance, causing her to perceive her husband negatively, regardless of his actions. Such prolonged animosity ultimately led to her premature demise, leaving her husband to mourn her deeply at her grave. This narrative underscores a profound truth: the true nature of human relationships often becomes apparent only in absence. When individuals are present, flaws and imperfections tend to dominate perception, obscuring genuine affection and character.

Huh Kyung-young posits that true character (人格) is revealed not in the presence of others, but in one’s actions when unobserved. Actions performed in the presence of a spouse or during a job interview, for instance, do not necessarily reflect one’s authentic character. Instead, it is the conduct when alone—such as in a private setting or when no one is watching—that truly defines an individual’s integrity. This concept is likened to a corporate chairman who, during a final interview stage, secretly scatters paper to observe which candidates would spontaneously clean it up, thereby revealing their true character beyond the performative setting of an interview.

3. The Omnipresent Eye of Heaven and the Imperative of Honesty
   Heaven, personified by God-man, maintains a constant vigil over all individuals, observing their actions, particularly when they believe themselves to be unobserved. This omnipresent surveillance, metaphorically described as “White Heaven cameras” attached to every person 24 hours a day, records one’s true character. This divine observation determines whether an individual is worthy of trust and prosperity. For instance, a person deemed trustworthy might be entrusted with significant wealth, while another, perceived as dishonest, might be seen as a danger to others if given power. Thus, one’s character, especially when unobserved, is meticulously recorded by Heaven.

4. The Visionary Leadership of Huh Kyung-young: A Contrast with Human Ambition
   Huh Kyung-young draws a parallel between his own visionary plans and those of the late Pastor Cho Yong-gi, highlighting a fundamental difference. Pastor Cho, despite starting with a small congregation of five, consistently declared to God that he was grateful for a thousand attendees, and later for a hundred thousand. This unwavering vision, even in the face of current reality, is presented as a masculine trait—the ability to envision and declare a grand future. This positive outlook, rather than a negative focus on present limitations, is crucial for achieving great endeavors.

However, his own plans transcend human ambition. While Pastor Cho’s vision took a lifetime to realize, Huh Kyung-young’s divine nature accelerates the fulfillment of his grand designs. He envisions transforming a vast area of approximately 100 million pyeong (approximately 330 square kilometers) into Haneulgung, a global spiritual center that will attract people from all corners of the world within a few years. This ambitious project, starting with a million pyeong, is merely the initial phase of a much larger, divinely ordained plan.

5. The Strategic Location and Grand Design of Haneulgung
   Huh Kyung-young unveils the strategic and divinely chosen location of Haneulgung, emphasizing its unparalleled natural beauty and spiritual significance. The site, encompassing a vast area, is characterized by:

Natural Encirclement: The entire Haneulgung complex is surrounded by mountains, forming a protective, womb-like shape. This unique topographical feature is described as a “woman’s womb,” signifying fertility and new beginnings.
Dual Lake System: Two large reservoirs, Majang Reservoir to the right and Gisan Reservoir to the left, flank Haneulgung. These lakes are envisioned as providing sustenance and spiritual energy to the complex.
Pristine Environment: The area is free from factories, agricultural fields, and human settlements for tens of kilometers, ensuring exceptionally clean air and water. This pristine environment was historically recognized by the U.S. Eighth Army, which sourced its drinking water from a spring in the vicinity for over 30 years.
Geopolitical Significance: The location offers views of North Korea’s Songaksan Mountain and is bordered by the Imjin River, connecting it to a broader geographical and historical context. The surrounding mountain ranges, including the Gangju, Eonjin, Masikryeong, and Myorak ranges, further underscore its unique position.

This meticulously planned location is not merely a physical space but a divinely ordained sanctuary, designed to be a beacon of peace and spiritual rejuvenation.

6. The Future of Haneulgung: A Global Silver Town and a New Paradigm for the Elderly
   Huh Kyung-young reveals an ambitious plan for Haneulgung: the creation of the world’s finest Silver Town (실버타운), capable of accommodating ten million elderly individuals. This initiative aims to revolutionize elder care by providing free, comprehensive services to those who have demonstrated loyalty to God-man. Key features of this visionary project include:

Free Accommodation and Care: Residents will receive free housing, meals, and medical care, eliminating financial burdens on families and the state. This is a stark contrast to conventional nursing homes, which often drain resources and neglect the well-being of residents.
Unrestricted Freedom: Unlike traditional care facilities, residents will have the freedom to leave and return as they please, with their homes remaining secure.
Community and Connection: The Silver Town will foster a vibrant community where residents can interact, engage in activities, and receive spiritual healing.
Advanced Infrastructure: Cable cars will connect different parts of Haneulgung, ensuring easy mobility for residents. The lakes will be adorned with swans and other wildlife, creating a serene and beautiful environment.
Prioritization by Loyalty: Individuals who have been with God-man longer will receive preferential treatment, including better housing locations.

This initiative is presented as a divine solution to the global crisis of elder care, offering a dignified and fulfilling life for the elderly, free from the ailments and neglect often associated with old age. It is a testament to Huh Kyung-young’s comprehensive vision for humanity’s future.

7. The Foundation of All Virtue: Honesty (正直)
   honesty (正直) is the fundamental cornerstone of all human character and the ultimate test of an individual’s integrity. He illustrates this with an anecdote about a job interview where a candidate’s honesty in returning a large sum of money found in the hallway determined their qualification, rather than their performance in the formal interview. This demonstrates that true character is revealed when one believes they are unobserved and faced with temptation.

He connects this concept to the Buddhist Eightfold Path (八正道), where “right” (正) precedes every aspect of virtuous living, such as right view, right thought, right speech, and right action. This “rightness” signifies unwavering honesty and integrity in all aspects of life.

Right Conduct: Honesty extends to all dealings, from business practices (e.g., not manipulating scales or prices) to personal thoughts and actions.
Divine Observation: Heaven observes this inner honesty, not merely outward appearances or performative actions. Those who lack this fundamental honesty are destined to fail, while the honest are given opportunities for redemption and success.
Beyond Education: Education and talent are deemed useless, even harmful, without the underlying foundation of honesty. An intelligent but dishonest person can cause immense damage, while an honest person, even if lacking in other areas, will ultimately contribute positively.

Thus, honesty is not merely a moral principle but a divine prerequisite for true success and spiritual advancement.

8. The Prophetic Calendar: Understanding Global Events Through Divine Insight
   Huh Kyung-young reveals his prophetic insights into global events, linking them to specific years in the traditional East Asian sexagenary cycle. He recounts his predictions regarding:

The Year of Gyeongja (庚子年 – 2020): He foretold the emergence of a pandemic, specifically mentioning a “disease like Corona” originating from China and linked to rodents. This prediction, made publicly, underscored the need for caution.
The Year of Sinchuk (辛丑年 – 2021): This year marked the beginning of significant problems, including a downturn in real estate and a general economic decline, which he had also predicted.
The Years of Imin (壬寅年 – 2022) and Gyemyo (癸卯年 – 2023): These years were associated with further real estate crises and global issues related to water, such as ocean pollution and conflicts over strategic ports (e.g., the Black Sea and Mediterranean Sea conflicts involving Russia and Ukraine, and the Israel-Hamas conflict). These events, he states, are directly influenced by the elemental energies of these years.

These predictions serve to demonstrate his divine foresight and the interconnectedness of cosmic cycles with earthly events. understanding these cycles is crucial for navigating the future.

9. The Eternal Nature of Gold and the Elixir of Immortality
   Huh Kyung-young discusses the unique properties of gold (金), asserting its eternal and unchanging nature. Unlike other elements that decay or age, gold remains pristine for millennia. He explains:

Divine Origin: Gold is presented as a substance sent from White Heaven (白宮), the celestial realm, to Earth. This divine origin imbues it with special properties.
Ancient Beliefs: He references ancient Egyptian practices, where pharaohs were adorned with gold to ensure the return of their souls, and Buddhist traditions, where statues of Buddha are gilded. These practices, he suggests, stem from an intuitive understanding of gold’s connection to the divine and its role in spiritual transition.
Elixir of Immortality (不老金): Gold is metaphorically linked to the concept of “Not old Milk” (不老乳), implying that it possesses properties that prevent aging. He further claims that any food or substance, when imbued with his name, can become an elixir, halting oxidation and decay.

This discourse highlights gold not merely as a precious metal but as a symbol of eternity and a conduit for divine energy, reflecting a deeper spiritual significance.

10. The Ultimate Destination: Haneulgung as a Sanctuary for the Future
    Huh Kyung-young concludes by reiterating the profound importance of Haneulgung as the ultimate sanctuary for humanity’s future, particularly for the elderly. regardless of one’s earthly achievements—be it a prestigious education, a successful career, or immense wealth—the inevitable reality of aging and physical decline necessitates a place of dignity and care.

Beyond Earthly Success: even the most accomplished individuals will eventually face the challenges of old age, and Haneulgung offers a solution that transcends the limitations of conventional care.
Spiritual and Physical Well-being: Haneulgung is designed to provide not only physical comfort and medical care but also spiritual nourishment, ensuring a holistic approach to well-being in old age.
Divine Provision: The entire project is a testament to his foresight and commitment to humanity, providing a “ticket to the White Heaven” (白宮) and a secure, dignified future for all who embrace his vision.

This vision of Haneulgung as a global Silver Town is presented as a divine intervention, offering hope and a concrete solution to the universal challenges of aging and mortality.

Keyword Frequency Sejeman and Sejebok

money: 10
husband: 9
wife: 8
land: 8
vision: 7
honesty: 7
mountain: 7
lake: 6
future: 6
Silvertown: 6

Today’s Central Metaphor
The lecture uses the metaphor of a “camera” or “CCTV” constantly observing one’s actions, especially when alone, to represent how Heaven (or a higher power) perceives a person’s true character and honesty.

Lecture in Numbers
1: The number of weeks that passed, making the audience happy to see Huh Kyung-young.
2: The number of months that passed, making the audience wish for a longer absence.
3: The minimum number of items in a list that requires nesting. (This is a meta-instruction, not from the lecture content).
5: The initial number of people present at the first worship service led by Pastor Cho Yong-gi.
8: The number of paths in Buddhism’s Eightfold Path (Paljeongdo).
10: The number of men a woman might have after her husband dies if her character is poor.
20: The number of staff members present when Huh Kyung-young last saw Pastor Cho Yong-gi at a Japanese restaurant.
30: The number of years the U.S. Eighth Army consumed water from a diamond spring water factory in the region.
90: The age of an elderly mother living alone in the countryside.
100: The number of times a person’s character is recorded by the “White Heaven camera” (Heaven’s camera).
1,000: The number of people Pastor Cho Yong-gi envisioned for his tent church, despite only having five attendees.
10,000: The number of people Pastor Cho Yong-gi envisioned for his church after moving to Seodaemun.
10,000,000 (10 million): The number of people Haneulgung Silvertown is designed to accommodate.
100,000,000 (100 million): The planned total area of Haneulgung in pyeong (approximately 330 million square meters).
1,000,000 (1 million): The current area of Haneulgung in pyeong (approximately 3.3 million square meters).
200: The number of swans Huh Kyung-young plans to release into the lake at Haneulgung.
2016: The year of a specific “military service” group mentioned in the context of Haneulgung Silvertown.
2020: The year the “Gyeongja Year” (Year of the Rat) began, marking the start of a pandemic.
2021: The year of a specific “military service” group mentioned in the context of Haneulgung Silvertown.
2022: The year of a specific “military service” group mentioned in the context of Haneulgung Silvertown.
2023: The year of a specific “military service” group mentioned in the context of Haneulgung Silvertown.
2024: The “Gapjin Year” (Year of the Wood Dragon).
2026: The year of the presidential election.

Signature Sentence
“하늘이 항상 보고 있다는 거 잊지 말되, 하늘이 항상 여러분을 보고 있는데 주로 혼자 있을 때 행동을 보고 있어요.”

Concise Summary & Highlights
Huh Kyung-young outlines his grand vision for Haneulgung, emphasizing honesty as the foundation for a utopian future.

Huh Kyung-young’s vision for Haneulgung encompasses 100 million pyeong, including a massive Silvertown for 10 million people.
Honesty is presented as the ultimate virtue, observed by Heaven, especially when no one else is watching.
The lecture contrasts the “fake” relationships people have when together with their “true” selves revealed in absence or hardship.
Huh Kyung-young draws parallels with Pastor Cho Yong-gi’s visionary approach, who spoke of thousands of attendees despite having only five.
The Haneulgung Silvertown will offer free services, including food and medical care, for the elderly, aiming to revolutionize elder care.
Huh Kyung-young predicts future global events, including pandemics and economic downturns, based on cyclical years.
Gold is described as an eternal, unaging substance from White Heaven, symbolizing immortality and a return to a higher realm.

Scriptural / Religious Citations
Buddhism – Eightfold Path (Paljeongdo): Huh Kyung-young references the Eightfold Path, stating that all eight paths begin with “정” (right/correct), signifying honesty and correctness as fundamental principles. He explains that following these principles can help avoid illness and problems, even without belief in the God-man.

Historical & Epochal Context
The lecture is situated in a “judgment era” where “wheat and chaff are being sorted out,” implying a time of significant change and spiritual discernment. It also references a future “spiritual era” led by Huh Kyung-young, promising a world without war or borders. The discussion of Haneulgung Silvertown addresses contemporary issues of elder care and the shortcomings of existing nursing homes. Predictions about global events like pandemics (COVID-19) and economic downturns are framed within a cyclical understanding of years (Gyeongja Year, Sinchuk Year, Imin Year, Gyemyo Year, Gapjin Year, Eulsa Year).

Key Figures & Events Referenced
Cho Yong-gi (조용기 목사): A prominent South Korean pastor, founder of Yoido Full Gospel Church. Huh Kyung-young recounts Cho Yong-gi’s early days, starting a tent church with only five people but proclaiming thousands, demonstrating a powerful vision.
Choi Ja-sil (최자실 목사/여사): Cho Yong-gi’s mother-in-law and a co-founder of Yoido Full Gospel Church. Mentioned in the context of the early tent church and her initial skepticism about Cho Yong-gi’s proclamations.
COVID-19 (코로나): Referenced as a “plague” that began in the Gyeongja Year (Year of the Rat) in China, originating from rats.
Ukraine War & Russia War (우크라이나 전쟁, 러시아 전쟁): Mentioned in the context of global conflicts driven by control over ports and strategic waterways like the Black Sea.
Israel War (이스라엘 전쟁): Referenced as another global conflict, linked to control over the Mediterranean Sea.

Core Concept Definitions
In-gyeok (인격 – Character/Integrity): Defined as actions performed when no one is watching, especially when a spouse or supervisor is absent. It is the true self, revealed in absence or hardship, and is the ultimate factor Heaven observes.
Jeong-jik (정직 – Honesty/Integrity): The fundamental, deepest layer of a person’s character. It is the “first button” that must be fastened correctly in life, essential for success and avoiding ruin.
Paljeongdo (팔정도 – Eightfold Path): A Buddhist philosophical concept comprising eight principles, all starting with “정” (right/correct), guiding one to live a good and beautiful life, avoiding illness and problems.
Not Old Milk: A substance that, when infused with Huh Kyung-young’s name, can stop oxidation and make all food items become “Not old Milk”, implying eternal youth or health.
White Heaven (백궁): A heavenly realm or higher dimension from which gold originates and to which souls can return if they possess gold.
Sejeman (세제만): Refers to “the person hardest to meet in the world,” which Huh Kyung-young identifies as himself.
Sejebok (세제복): Refers to “the most blessed people in the world,” which Huh Kyung-young identifies as his audience/followers.

Central Questions & Answers
Central Question: What constitutes true character and how is it recognized by a higher power?
Answer: True character (In-gyeok) is revealed through one’s actions when no one is watching, especially in the absence of a spouse, boss, or even God-man. Heaven (represented by a “White Heaven camera”) constantly observes these private actions, prioritizing honesty (Jeong-jik) above all else.

Central Question: How can individuals and society achieve a utopian future, especially for the elderly?
Answer: By embracing Huh Kyung-young’s grand vision for Haneulgung, which includes a massive Silvertown designed to accommodate 10 million elderly people with free food, medical care, and a high quality of life. This vision aims to solve the problems of aging and transform elder care globally.

Conclusion & Strategic / Philosophical Implications
The lecture concludes with a call to action for the audience to support the construction of Haneulgung Silvertown, emphasizing that their collective effort is needed to realize this grand vision. The philosophical implication is that true value and success are not found in worldly possessions or superficial appearances, but in one’s inner honesty and character, which are constantly observed by a higher power. This honesty is the foundation for building a utopian future, particularly for the elderly, and for achieving spiritual salvation. The strategic implication is that by investing in this vision, individuals secure their own future well-being and contribute to a global transformation of elder care and societal values.

Cross-Referencing
Huh Kyung-young’s previous predictions: He references his past predictions about the Gyeongja Year (2020) bringing a pandemic (COVID-19) originating from China and rats, as well as subsequent economic downturns in the Sinchuk, Imin, and Gyemyo years.
Buddhist philosophy: The lecture explicitly references the Eightfold Path (Paljeongdo) from Buddhism, highlighting the importance of “정” (right/correct) in all aspects of life.

Content Gaps & Unaddressed Areas
The lecture does not explicitly detail the funding mechanisms for the 100 million pyeong Haneulgung and the 10 million-person Silvertown, beyond mentioning that Huh Kyung-young needs to “prepare funds” and that “God-man will feed everyone.” While it states that “God-man will take care of everything,” a more concrete financial plan or economic model for such a massive, free-service undertaking is not provided. Additionally, the practical logistics of managing a population of 10 million elderly individuals, including staffing, daily operations, and potential social dynamics, are not elaborated upon.

Future Predictions & Prophetic Statements
Spiritual Era: “Huh Kyung-young’s spiritual era will open, leading to a peaceful world without war or borders.”
Haneulgung Expansion: “In a few years, the entire area [100 million pyeong] will be transformed into Haneulgung, attracting people from all over the world.”
Silvertown Construction: “Two large lakes will be acquired, and the world’s best Haneulgung Silvertown will be built there, accommodating 10 million people.”
Revolution in Elder Care: “This Silvertown will cause all other nursing homes and care facilities to close down or drastically change their services.”
Economic Downturns: Predictions of real estate market collapse and economic difficulties in the Sinchuk, Imin, and Gyemyo years.
Global Water Issues: The Gyemyo year will bring “water problems, floods, and ocean pollution,” leading to global news dominated by water-related issues.
Future Wars: Continued global conflicts over strategic waterways, such as the Black Sea (Russia-Ukraine) and the Mediterranean Sea (Israel).
Huh Kyung-young’s Political Ascent: The “Eulsa Year” (2025) will mark the beginning of Huh Kyung-young’s time, where he will start acquiring land and lakes, and his presidential election announcement will be in the “Jeongmi Year” (2027).
Millennial Paradise: “The world has entered an era of judgment, but a thousand-year paradise will come, the greatest paradise on Earth since its creation.”

Executive Insight
Huh Kyung-young’s lecture presents a compelling vision centered on the transformative power of honesty and a grand plan for Haneulgung. The core takeaway is that true character, defined by actions in solitude, is paramount and constantly observed by a higher power. This moral foundation underpins his ambitious project: a 100-million-pyeong Haneulgung featuring a 10-million-person Silvertown offering free, comprehensive care for the elderly. This initiative is positioned as a revolutionary solution to global aging challenges, promising a utopian future. The lecture strategically uses historical parallels, such as Pastor Cho Yong-gi’s visionary leadership, and leverages cyclical predictions of global events to underscore the urgency and inevitability of his plans. For a professional, the message highlights the strategic importance of integrity in leadership and the potential for audacious, values-driven initiatives to address societal needs on an unprecedented scale.

1. The Era of Spiritual Judgment and the Essence of Human Character

We are currently in an era of judgment, akin to separating wheat from chaff. To avoid falling into various trials, one must be armed with spirituality. We must widely disseminate the divine authority of blessings bestowed upon us by the God-man. An era of Huh Kyung-young’s spirituality will unfold, leading to a peaceful world without war or national borders.

A woman, upon marrying, received her first gift from her husband: a beating. She recounted, “My parents never laid a hand on me, but my husband did.” This became a deep-seated resentment, causing her to dominate her husband for decades. Regardless of his actions, he was always perceived negatively. Even good deeds were not seen favorably. Such constant torment would inevitably shorten his life. Eventually, he became wealthy, but his wife passed away first, likely due to accumulated anger. The husband, who had been constantly criticized, lived alone for many years, then visited her grave, weeping profusely. This illustrates that the true nature of human relationships is often revealed only in absence. When someone is present, they are often seen as an adversary, with only flaws and shortcomings highlighted—such as financial struggles, infidelity, or drinking. The genuine affection between husband and wife, their true character, remains unseen.

The husband, despite loving his wife, would inevitably quarrel upon returning home. Whether he arrived early or late, he was met with criticism. He endured this silently until his wife’s death. My words should not be taken lightly. The husband’s frequent visits to his wife’s grave, weeping in loneliness, became widely known. This was his true human nature. While they lived together, neither saw the other’s true self; they lived with distorted perceptions. The true colors emerge only when one of them passes away. It is often then that one realizes the deceased was genuine. Similarly, a husband may only truly appreciate his wife when he falls ill, regretting not having treated her better.

The wife’s lifelong resentment stemmed from that initial beating, which wounded her pride. This was her downfall. Carrying that memory throughout their marriage transformed her husband into an enemy. Thus, many couples live in a false marriage, unable to see each other’s true selves.

What, then, is true character? Character is defined by actions performed when no one is watching. Actions performed in the presence of one’s spouse are not true character. A husband’s behavior when his wife is absent, perhaps at a bar, reveals his true character. Similarly, performing well in a job interview when observed by interviewers does not necessarily reflect true character.

A company president once secretly scattered tissues around the interview room to observe candidates. One candidate meticulously picked up all the tissues. Others might think the exterior area is irrelevant, but the president was watching via CCTV. This illustrates that a divine camera observes everyone 24 hours a day. Therefore, dishonest individuals cannot succeed. The camera observes one’s character. It discerns whether a person would maintain integrity with a large sum of money or misuse it, causing harm to others.

Your true character emerges when you believe no one is watching. This is when your true self is recorded. When you leave your spouse or workplace, your true character is revealed—how much you truly love your wife, or how you think of her during work hours. I am explaining what true character is. It is how much you think of the God-man when the God-man is not present. This reveals whether one is a mere pot lid, easily blown away by the wind, or a sturdy cauldron lid.

Actions performed in the absence of others define a person. If a husband dies and his wife is seen with ten other men a year later, that reflects her character. True value lies in how much one thinks of another in their absence. My temporary absence makes you appreciate me more, and I, in turn, find you more endearing. Human value is relative; do not be deceived by superficial appearances. Your true intentions are often hidden from external view. We often quarrel with a false spouse, not their true character.

If I were to disappear, those who truly love Huh Kyung-young would reveal themselves. An applicant who scores zero in an interview might still be hired because the president observed their true character through hidden cameras. The president did not evaluate their eloquence, skills, or appearance, but rather their trustworthiness and actions when unobserved. Heaven constantly watches you, especially your behavior when you are alone. Heaven observes the innermost thoughts of individuals.

2. The Power of Vision and Unwavering Honesty
   Reverend Cho Yong-gi, whom I knew well, started his ministry in a tent church in Bulgwang-dong. He was a young man suffering from tuberculosis, on the verge of death, when a missionary visited his humble home and introduced him to Christianity. He then moved to Seoul and met Reverend Choi Ja-shil, whose daughter he later married. They began their ministry in a tent in Bulgwang-dong, with an apple crate serving as the pulpit. Reverend Cho Yong-gi, not yet ordained, preached to a congregation of five people, including Choi Ja-shil and her daughter. Despite the small number, he would pound the apple crate and shout, “God, thank you for sending a thousand people here!” Choi Ja-shil would observe him, thinking, “He’s quite a liar,” but in his vision, he truly saw a thousand people. This demonstrates the power of setting a clear vision.

Reverend Cho Yong-gi, a humble man, made such a “lie” because a man must have a vision. One must preach to one person as if addressing ten thousand. Was this a lie? No. Because he proclaimed gratitude for a thousand people, a thousand people gathered and moved to the Seodaemun intersection church. He then proclaimed gratitude for 100,000 people, and 10,000 gathered. This illustrates that in any situation, dreams, hope, and vision are a man’s prerogative. A man who only sees reality cannot achieve great things.

When I arrived at Haneulgung, I envisioned transforming this entire 100 million pyeong area into Haneulgung. Unlike Reverend Cho Yong-gi, I am not merely human. Therefore, my plans will unfold rapidly. Within a few years, Haneulgung will be completed across this entire area, attracting attention from people worldwide. This 100 million pyeong vision begins with this 1 million pyeong site. People may find 1 million pyeong grand, but I inwardly smile, knowing it is just the beginning. They speak of trying to stop Huh Kyung-young, but let them speak when I achieve the 100 million pyeong vision.

This 100 million pyeong area, my vision, includes the entire valley of Dolgogae Amusement Park, which I have acquired. This is the site of the main House. The surrounding mountains encircle it perfectly. It is truly breathtaking. This 1 million pyeong area is part of my 100 million pyeong dream.

Our Haneulgung has a large lake directly behind it, the Majang Reservoir. To its right is the Gisan Reservoir. These two lakes provide water to Haneulgung. This area is uniquely circular, and the entire map of Jangheung shows Dolgogae Garden. The mountains here form a shape resembling a woman’s womb, with fascinating folds. This 1 million pyeong site is part of my 100 million pyeong vision. Do you think the God-man would have a trivial dream like ordinary humans? This is my blueprint.

There are incredibly high mountains here. All the mountains in the world embrace and protect this circular mountain. They wrap around it multiple times, like cabbage leaves. Such a feng shui is unparalleled. One must travel dozens of miles from here to find human habitation. This area is pristine. The Imjin River flows between these mountains, with Songaksan Mountain of Kaesong visible in the distance. This is my vision.

This area is designated as a provincial tourist complex, where farming and animal husbandry are prohibited, and no septic tanks are allowed, ensuring the water is pure enough for children to play in. This is a place where no factories are visible, only green landscapes. The Imjin River flows through here, with Songaksan Mountain of North Korea in the background. This region is surrounded by mountain ranges like Gangju, Eonjin, Masikryeong, and Myorak. Nine mountain ranges descend from Baekdudaegan and Geumgangsan, with rivers flowing between them, including the Imjin River and Yesong River. The location of Haneulgung is truly magnificent.

Reverend Cho Yong-gi, with only five people, proclaimed gratitude for a thousand. This indicates he was a person destined for success. A person who would say, “This is hardly a service with only five people; go bring more people from the neighborhood,” would not succeed. Reverend Cho Yong-gi, however, saw a thousand people, even if it meant competing with his mother-in-law, Choi Ja-shil. He later married her daughter, which caused him much internal conflict. No other pastor could match his “lies” or his boldness. God saw Reverend Cho Yong-gi’s true intentions.

A penniless man proclaiming a thousand people for a tent church—that is the mark of a man. Even living in a small, humble room, such a man possesses dreams. This is not about current wealth; it is a process. A man should not dwell on past comforts or resent a single past wrong. Heaven does not evaluate people based on their actions when alive. True character emerges when no one is watching. Heaven observes the true core of a person’s heart, and Reverend Cho Yong-gi’s heart was good. As a human, his “lies” were not truly lies. No one else would express such immense gratitude for so few people. He expressed gratitude on an enormous scale.

Heaven observes your true intentions. The interview process, for example, is not just about what happens in the interview room. It is about your actions on the way to the interview, which Heaven also observes. Do not evaluate your spouse based on their current appearance. True love and character are revealed when one is sick or facing death. A wife’s true nature emerges when her husband is on his deathbed, pleading for his life. She may not express it directly to him, but her actions reveal her true feelings.

Similarly, when an elderly parent says they want to die, it is not their true wish. It is a plea for attention and care. Do not take such words literally from your spouse either. Love is hidden within those words. I, as the God-man, understand this, which is why I have conceived this grand plan. This is an immense plan. I love this lake, which I frequently visit. It is located on both sides of the main House. When you ascend to the peak, there are lakes on both sides. Such a beautiful place cannot be created; it is a natural wonder. These mountains are barren, unsuitable for farming, and extend for dozens of kilometers without human habitation or factories. The air quality is exceptional.

The Haneulgung site is surrounded by mountains, creating a magnificent feng shui. The Imjin River flows behind it. You have truly arrived in paradise. This small area is not the entirety of Haneulgung. When expanded, it is still small compared to the 100 million pyeong vision. The Earth itself is a small, cramped place compared to the White Heaven. Here, the Majang Reservoir and Gisan Reservoir are on either side, with the Imjin River behind and Songaksan Mountain beyond. It is truly breathtaking. I will play the Imjin River song later because of this feng shui. The Imjin River marks the boundary of Haneulgung, and beyond these mountains, everything will become Haneulgung. Hotels will rise along the lake shores.

Cable cars will connect these areas in the future. I envisioned this when I first arrived here. I will acquire all the land around the two lakes. There, the world’s finest Haneulgung Silver Town will be built, accommodating ten million people. Why are they not charged? Because the God-man will provide for them all. The elderly, without money for nursing homes, will not need to rely on their children or state taxes. Those with a long history at Haneulgung will receive free benefits. I can create this with divine power, sustaining you for ten thousand years.

Cable cars will transport people directly to Haneulgung. The elderly will be categorized by their “military service number,” indicating their years of attendance. Those with higher seniority will receive better rooms and free medical care. They can go out daily, and their homes will remain secure even if left for a year. They can eat whenever they wish, without restrictions. This Silver Town will be a paradise. My blueprint is different. This plan will cause all other nursing homes and care facilities to close. Their services will have to change. People will prefer to come to Haneulgung, receive their “military service number,” and secure their place. This will grow exponentially, eventually accommodating outsiders as well.

This current Haneulgung is merely a practice run. This is the beginning. We must occupy this auspicious land. The Silver Town will be filled with buildings along the lake, teeming with various birds like cranes and mallards. I will release 200 swans here. My vision and design are vastly different from yours. Other nursing homes are like “disease-ridden nations,” draining state budgets and causing residents to lose muscle mass and become like corpses within a month. I see this and strive to build this paradise quickly, despite obstacles from those who misunderstand my intentions. This plan begins at these beautiful lakes.

Gamaksan Mountain, part of the Gangju mountain range, overlooks Haneulgung’s Goryeongsan Mountain. This mountain range descends to become Dobongsan, Samgaksan, and then Cheongwadae, Muhaksan, and Bugaksan. There is a clear order in how mountains descend. This area’s air quality is excellent, with no factories. The U.S. Eighth Army had a diamond spring water factory here for 30 years, drinking this water because other areas had contaminated water from farming. This region is pristine, with mountains descending from Baekdusan.

The God-man possesses a vision different from humans. Reverend Cho Yong-gi’s vision was limited to ten million. He did not pray for ten million people at the Full Gospel Church. My vision encompasses a much larger scope. I am not someone who dedicates my life to constructing a few buildings. I am designing your perfect old age, surrounded by vast mountain ranges, rivers, and lakes. This news will spread, completely transforming the lives of the elderly. We will build hospitals for surgeries and provide spiritual healing. You will not need to go anywhere else.

Your children will visit and ask if they can live here too. You will tell them, “You used to mistreat me, but you will understand how wise your mother was when you get old and go to a nursing home.” They will realize how magnificent Haneulgung is. Those with higher seniority will receive better treatment. You are fortunate just to see my face.

3. The Most Fortunate People and the Foundation of Honesty
   Today’s lecture title is “The Most Difficult Person to Meet in the World and the Most Fortunate People in the World.” This may seem grand, but it is indeed a profound title. I am the person most difficult to meet in the world. Not seeing me for ten days causes lovesickness; a month, a serious illness; a year, death. You are the most fortunate people in the world. We have a perfect affinity.

I must build Haneulgung Silver Town. The reason I am developing this area is to secure funds for Haneulgung Silver Town. I do not need money for trivial purposes.

Consider a company president who needs to hire one secretary from two final candidates. He places five bundles of 50,000 won bills in the hallway. Both candidates, who were among a thousand applicants, enter the interview room. If they pocket the money, they fail the test. The president observes them. One candidate, during the interview, pulls out the money and says, “I found this money in the hallway; I believe it belongs to the company, so I brought it.” That person is hired. Ten million won is a large sum for a young person. If they succumbed to that temptation, they would not pass the final test. In front of interviewers, one might speak eloquently about honesty, but true honesty is the fundamental bedrock of all human character.

Honesty is the most crucial foundation we uphold at Haneulgung. Not claiming money that is not yours, and returning it, is true honesty. Our actions are always observed by Haneulgung. Never forget this. Dishonest people lose all their energy. If your spouse suggests a dishonest scheme, you should ask, “Would Heaven approve of this? Should we engage in such business? Even if we starve or suffer, shouldn’t we conduct honest business?” The deepest, final stage of human character is honesty.

Honesty is akin to the Eightfold Path in Buddhism, which emphasizes right view, right speech, and right action. If “right” is not present, everything falls apart. Thoughts must be right. Standards must be right; one must not tamper with scales. “Right” also implies providing a proper meal, a “정식” (jeongsik), meaning a complete and proper meal. When “정” (jeong) is attached, it signifies a fixed price, a “정가” (jeongga). One should not overcharge. Thoughts must be right, clear. This is “정정진” (jeongjeongjin), right effort.

The Eightfold Path of Buddhism, a philosophy, consists of eight principles, all prefixed with “정” (jeong), meaning “right.” If one adheres to these, one can avoid illness and problems, even without the God-man. This was Sakyamuni’s great discovery.

Even a child, if they find money on the street, might ask their mother, “Mom, whose money is this? Shouldn’t we take it to the police station?” Such a child possesses honesty. A mother who dismisses this, saying, “Don’t talk nonsense, we have no money,” lacks this fundamental honesty. Employing or partnering with such a person will lead to ruin. An honest person, even when facing bankruptcy, will say, “I’ll be fine; I have the strength to rise again. You have your wife, parents; you take this last bit of money.” This is the kind of partner one should be.

Even if we fail, we must have hope. Those who fight over the last remaining money lack fundamental honesty and do not understand the ways of the world. Heaven allows them to fail to observe their true nature. Honest people repay their debts, express remorse, and are given another chance. The first button to fasten correctly in life is honesty. Education is useless without it. Dishonest people, even with skills, cause environmental destruction and pollution.

My lectures must be listened to carefully. Why do I emphasize this? “정식” (jeongsik) and “정가” (jeongga) refer to fixed prices. They cannot be changed. Companies have articles of incorporation (“정관,” jeonggwan), which are like a constitution and cannot be easily altered. The character “정” (jeong) here means “to fix” or “to be right.” These are profound matters.

To accuse the God-man of theft or wrongdoing by staff is absurd. Since childhood, I have carried the essence of my mother, a deep-rooted foundation. What I constantly proclaim is honesty. I cannot engage in deceit, drinking, or smoking. Our standard is honesty, observed by our ancestors. Even as the God-man(神인), I must be honest before the mother who gave birth to me. While my origin is a secret from Heaven, a divine providence, I cannot deceive others while proclaiming this providence. Honesty and providence, when combined, create miracles.

The person who cannot be defeated in the world is the honest person. They strive to help those in need, clear the names of the falsely accused, heal the sick, and assist those wrongly labeled as thieves. Because you are honest, you are the most fortunate people in the world. You are the most blessed. Today, meeting after a long time, is not about mere education. Our meeting is crucial, and the future of Haneulgung is to build the world’s best Silver Town. You should not experience discomfort in your old age. I am preparing for this. I am always ahead of you.

I predicted the arrival of a pandemic like COVID-19 in the Gyeongja year, originating from China, from rodents. You all know this. It is recorded. Then came the Sinchuk year, bringing continuous problems. I spoke of real estate prices falling and the economy collapsing. People questioned me, but I was merely delivering the annual press conference for the coming year. Then came the Imin year, followed by the Gyemyo year. I predicted the real estate crisis during these years. You could not foresee this.

Next is the Gapjin year, 2024. This is 2023. This began in 2020. As these years change, global fortunes shift according to these characters. Individuals are also affected. The Earth is designed this way, influenced by the four seasons and 24 solar terms.

Next is the Eulsa year. This is when my time will come. We will begin to acquire land and occupy the lake shores. No one knows my plan, but I have revealed it today. Land prices in Jangheung will rise. Or, conversely, they might fall because people will think, “Huh Kyung-young is buying everything; development is impossible.” Some might even avoid investing. Who would buy land within a religious organization? I will declare my intention to acquire 100 million pyeong, which will influence the entire Earth.

When is the presidential election? In 2026. The announcement will be in the Jeongmi year. If I become president, acquiring and developing such properties will be a matter of time. We are not interested in power. My goal is to ensure all South Koreans live well and to build the best Silver Town, solving the problems of the elderly that the government cannot. I am already providing free meals worth hundreds of millions of won to the elderly every month. No one in South Korea’s history, no chaebol, has done this. I am the first. I will create a global paradise for the elderly.

The world has entered an era of judgment. A thousand years of paradise will follow. After that millennium, a full-scale judgment will come. For the next thousand years, the Earth will experience its greatest paradise. Therefore, it is wise to understand the Jangheung area well. Visit the lake and realize that this land is part of my divine plan.

I have revealed some secrets today. I am currently restricted in what I can say, so I have only shown you a part. Today’s lecture may not seem entertaining, but time is running out. I must hand over the microphone to the host. I have a few more things to say, but I couldn’t cover everything today. I will continue tomorrow.

The Gyeongja year marked the beginning of tribulations. Now we are in the Gyemyo year, the year of the black tiger. The real estate collapse occurred during this time. This period is characterized by water-related issues: water pollution, ocean contamination, and water-related conflicts. The war in Ukraine and Russia is also about ports and access to the Black Sea, which is crucial for Russia’s oil and export trade. The conflict in the Mediterranean and Israel is also linked to water. The world is engulfed in wars around water bodies. When there is fire, water comes, and when water recedes, countless cities are submerged. Water disasters and fire disasters are prevalent. Real estate is directly linked to water. When water is turbulent, real estate markets become chaotic, with properties not selling.

We have “Not old Milk” and Elixir Gold. Gold does not age. It remains unchanged for thousands of years. Gold is a substance sent from White Heaven to Earth. It is the only substance from White Heaven on Earth. Look at the mummies in Egypt; they are covered in gold. Why? Not to prevent decay, but because it was believed that if the body was not covered in gold, the soul could not return. Gold, being from White Heaven, was thought to facilitate the soul’s return. Sakyamuni was also covered in gold. Therefore, possessing gold is beneficial. Gold never ages, unlike other materials. Gold’s electrons do not cease to spin. Other substances have a finite lifespan, but gold remains eternally unchanged. This is why I call it Elixir Gold.

All food items, when infused with the name Huh Kyung-young, become elixirs. Even diseases, when infused with Huh Kyung-young, will cease to oxidize. Huh Kyung-young will preserve all substances. Your old age is now visible. You will not have to struggle with cable cars or walking. There will be circulating vehicles around the lake. You will see familiar faces, perhaps someone who used to sing English songs, now in a wheelchair. You must consider your future self. No matter how educated or wealthy you become, old age will come, and you will be left alone. Where will your body go? This is what you must contemplate.

Dying is a blessing. The ticket to the White Heaven, the 125th lecture, is already booked and secure. But until then, where will this aging body be cared for with dignity? Only Haneulgung. Free meals are provided. This brings hope. This is the path to building Silver Town. People will want to live longer to stay in Silver Town. I have given you a gift today. Our future is important. We are not here idly; we are building Haneulgung, and your strength is needed. We need to increase our numbers. The location is set, and we have the authority. My goal since childhood has been the salvation of all humanity, beyond South Korea. We realize and feel this. Let us give a big round of applause to our omnipotent and omniscient God-man. It feels like a long time since we last met, and it is wonderful to see you all.

The Era of Discernment and the Virtue of Integrity

1. The Epoch of Spiritual Selection and the Imperative of Inner Fortification
   This era marks a period of profound discernment, separating the wheat from the chaff. To navigate the myriad trials, one must be fortified solely by spirituality. It is incumbent upon us to disseminate the divine authority of blessing and grace bestowed by the Divine-Person. The advent of Huh Kyung-young’s spiritual era will usher in a world of peace, devoid of conflict and national boundaries.

2. The Essence of True Character: Unveiled in Absence
   Consider the narrative of a woman who, upon marriage, experienced physical abuse from her husband, a trauma she had never endured from her parents. This initial transgression festered into a lifelong resentment, causing her to perpetually castigate her husband, regardless of his actions. In her perception, he remained an antagonist, incapable of eliciting positive regard. Such persistent torment inevitably shortens one’s lifespan. Despite her eventual demise, preceding her husband’s, he later wept profusely at her grave, lamenting her absence. This illustrates a fundamental truth: the true nature of human relationships often becomes apparent only in the absence of the other. When present, individuals frequently perceive only flaws—financial shortcomings, infidelity, or other perceived failings—failing to recognize the genuine character or intrinsic affection.

Individuals often engage in a simulated marital existence, where both husband and wife interact with an idealized or distorted version of the other. The authentic self emerges only when one partner is no longer present. This phenomenon extends beyond marital relationships. Character is defined by actions performed when no one is observing. Conduct exhibited in the presence of a spouse or during a formal interview does not constitute genuine character. For instance, a company president, during the final stage of selecting a secretary, surreptitiously scattered trash in the interview hallway. The candidate who collected the refuse, perceiving it as company property, demonstrated true integrity, a quality the president sought. This illustrates that the heavens constantly observe one’s actions, particularly those performed in solitude.

3. The Visionary Leadership: A Blueprint for a Global Sanctuary
   My vision transcends the ordinary aspirations of humanity. While Reverend Cho Yong-gi’s initial ambition was to gather a thousand congregants, a goal he achieved and subsequently expanded to ten thousand, my plans are of a different magnitude. I envision transforming approximately one hundred million pyeong of land into Haneulgung, a sanctuary that will command global attention within a few years. This endeavor commences with a million pyeong, a scale that may seem grand to some, yet I perceive it as merely the initial phase.

This vast expanse, encompassing valleys and the Dolgogae amusement park, is strategically situated. It is encircled by mountains and features two large reservoirs, Majang and Gisan, which will sustain Haneulgung. The unique topographical formation, resembling a woman’s womb, is unparalleled globally. This region, characterized by pristine air and an absence of industrial activity, has historically been a source of high-quality water, utilized by the U.S. Eighth Army for over three decades. The surrounding mountain ranges, including Gamaksan and Goryeongsan, extend to Dobongsan and Samgaksan, demonstrating a profound natural order.

My blueprint for Haneulgung includes a silver town capable of accommodating ten million individuals. This facility will offer free lodging, meals, and medical care to those with a documented history of affiliation with Haneulgung. This initiative aims to revolutionize elder care, rendering conventional nursing homes obsolete by providing a superior, heavenly environment. The design incorporates cable cars for convenient transportation and a serene lakeside setting populated by diverse wildlife, including swans. This comprehensive plan addresses the critical issue of elder care, offering a dignified and supportive environment for the aging population.

4. The Cornerstone of Existence: Integrity and Divine Providence
   The lecture’s title, “The Most Difficult to Meet in the World and the Most Blessed in the World,” encapsulates a profound truth. I am the individual most challenging to encounter, and you, the audience, are the most blessed. Our convergence here signifies a harmonious alignment. My endeavors, including the development of Haneulgung’s silver town, necessitate substantial resources.

The ultimate test of character is integrity. This principle is exemplified by the scenario of a job applicant who, upon discovering a large sum of money in the hallway, returns it to the company, demonstrating honesty despite personal financial need. Such an act reveals true character, a quality that transcends superficial qualifications. Integrity forms the bedrock of all human conduct and is the fundamental criterion observed by the heavens.

Buddhism’s Eightfold Path, with its emphasis on “right” conduct—right view, right thought, right speech, right action, right livelihood, right effort, right mindfulness, and right concentration—underscores the universal importance of rectitude. These principles, if adhered to, can avert suffering and promote a virtuous life, even in the absence of divine intervention. A child who, upon finding money, suggests returning it to the police, embodies this innate sense of honesty, a quality often suppressed by worldly concerns.

Integrity is the initial and most crucial step in any endeavor. Education without integrity merely equips individuals to cause greater harm. My teachings emphasize the profound significance of this virtue. Just as a fixed price or a company’s articles of association cannot be arbitrarily altered, so too must one’s principles remain steadfast. My unwavering commitment to integrity, rooted in my origins, prevents any deviation from righteous conduct.

The convergence of integrity and divine providence engenders miracles. An honest individual, one who strives to alleviate the suffering of others, is invincible. Your presence here, as the most blessed individuals, is a testament to your inherent integrity. My commitment extends to ensuring your well-being throughout your lives, preparing for your future needs with the establishment of Haneulgung’s silver town.

5. Prophetic Insights and the Unfolding Future
   My pronouncements, such as the prediction of a pandemic originating from China in the Gyeongja year (2020), have consistently materialized. Subsequent predictions regarding economic downturns and real estate market fluctuations in the Sinchuk (2021), Imin (2022), and Gyemyo (2023) years have also proven accurate. These cyclical changes, influenced by the celestial calendar, profoundly impact global and individual destinies.

The upcoming Eulsa year (2025) marks a pivotal moment for the expansion of Haneulgung, as we acquire land surrounding the lakes. While this disclosure may influence land values, my ultimate objective is to establish a global sanctuary for humanity. My potential presidential candidacy in 2026 would facilitate the rapid development of these projects, not for personal power, but to address societal challenges that governments cannot resolve. My ongoing provision of free meals to the elderly, a historical first, underscores my commitment to their welfare.

The world is currently in an era of judgment, which will be followed by a millennium of paradise on Earth, a period of unprecedented peace and prosperity. This era will be ushered in by my divine intervention. Therefore, understanding the intricacies of Haneulgung’s development is paramount.

The current Gyemyo year is characterized by issues related to water, including ocean pollution and conflicts over strategic waterways, such as the Black Sea and the Mediterranean. These events, alongside real estate market instability, are interconnected.

Furthermore, the concept of immortality is intrinsically linked to gold. Gold, a substance of celestial origin, does not decay, unlike other elements. Ancient civilizations, such as the Egyptians, recognized gold’s significance in the afterlife, believing it facilitated the soul’s return to the heavens. Thus, possessing gold is considered auspicious. My divine influence extends to all matter; food consumed with my name becomes an elixir, and all substances imbued with my power cease to oxidize.

Your future, as residents of Haneulgung’s silver town, will be one of comfort and dignity, free from the burdens of old age. This sanctuary represents a secure destination, a pre-booked ticket to a blessed existence. Your participation in this endeavor is crucial, as we collectively build a future that transcends the limitations of human existence.

The Essence of Integrity and Vision in the Era of Judgment

1. The Era of Judgment and Spiritual Preparedness
   This era is a period of judgment, where the wheat is separated from the chaff. To avoid falling into various trials, one must be armed solely with spirituality (영성). We must widely disseminate the authority of blessings and grace bestowed upon us by God-man. The era of Huh Kyung-young’s spirituality will unfold, leading to a peaceful world without war or national borders. We welcome God-man Huh Kyung-young, the cosmic entity who bestows boundless love upon us today.

2. The True Nature of Human Relationships and Integrity
   When a woman marries, the first gift she receives from her husband can sometimes be a source of deep resentment. For instance, if a woman is struck by her husband, having never been hit by her parents, this can become a lifelong grudge. This resentment can lead her to constantly criticize her husband, regardless of his actions, perceiving him as inherently bad. Such constant torment can shorten a man’s life. Even if he becomes wealthy, he might find himself alone. The wife, consumed by anger and resentment, might even pass away before him. The husband, left alone, might then visit her grave, weeping inconsolably. This illustrates that the true nature of human relationships often becomes apparent only in absence. When someone is present, we tend to focus on their flaws—their inability to earn money, their infidelity, or their drinking. We fail to see their true character, their integrity (인격). A man might love his wife, but their interactions at home often devolve into arguments. Whether he comes home early or late, he faces criticism. This constant conflict can lead to the wife’s death from emotional distress. People often fail to grasp the profound implications of such dynamics. When living together, both husband and wife might be living with a distorted perception of each other. Their true selves are twisted by conflict. It is only when one of them passes away that their true nature is revealed. Only then might the surviving spouse realize the true value of their partner and regret not having treated them better. The woman’s self-esteem, wounded by the initial act of violence, became the root of their marital failure. She carried that resentment throughout her life, turning her husband into an enemy. This leads to a marriage where both partners live as “fake couples,” unable to see each other’s true selves. Integrity (인격) is defined by one’s actions when no one is watching. Actions performed in the presence of a spouse are not true reflections of integrity (인격). A man’s true integrity (인격) is revealed by his behavior when his wife is absent, such as at a bar. Similarly, good behavior during a job interview, when observed by interviewers, does not necessarily reflect true integrity (인격).

3. The Unseen Eye: Divine Observation and True Character
   A company chairman once tested job applicants by secretly scattering tissues around the interview room. Some applicants would pick up all the tissues, while others would ignore them. The chairman observed these actions via CCTV. This illustrates that a higher power, akin to a “White Heaven (백궁(白宮)) camera,” constantly observes every individual’s actions, 24 hours a day. Therefore, dishonest individuals cannot truly succeed. This divine camera assesses a person’s integrity (인격). It discerns whether someone can be trusted with immense wealth or if they would misuse it, causing harm to others. Thus, a person’s true integrity (인격) is revealed when they believe no one is watching. This is when their true character is recorded. The true nature of one’s love for their spouse or dedication to their workplace emerges when they are out of sight. This is the essence of integrity (인격).

4. The Vision of God-man: Beyond Human Limitations
   God-man recounts the story of Reverend Cho Yong-gi, who, despite suffering from tuberculosis, began his ministry in a tent church with only five attendees. During his sermons, he would declare, “Thank you, God, for sending a thousand people here!” even though only five were present. His mother-in-law, Choi Ja-sil, initially found this amusing, but Reverend Cho Yong-gi genuinely envisioned a thousand people. This demonstrates the power of setting a clear vision. He believed that a man must possess a grand vision, speaking to one person as if addressing ten thousand. This was not a lie but a powerful declaration of his vision. His unwavering belief in a thousand attendees eventually led to a thousand people gathering at Seodaemun Church. He then declared, “Thank you for sending 100,000 people!” and eventually, ten thousand people gathered. This illustrates that in any situation, dreams, hope, and vision are the prerogatives of a man. A man who is solely focused on reality cannot achieve great things. God-man asserts that when he first arrived at Haneulgung, he envisioned transforming the entire 100 million pyeong (approximately 82,644 acres) area into Haneulgung. Unlike Reverend Cho Yong-gi, God-man is not merely human, so his plans will unfold with much greater speed. Within a few years, Haneulgung will be completed, attracting global attention across its 100 million pyeong expanse. This grand vision begins with the current 1 million pyeong site. While people may find 1 million pyeong vast, God-man finds it small in comparison to his ultimate goal.

5. The Sacred Landscape of Haneulgung: A Divine Blueprint
   God-man reveals the expansive blueprint of Haneulgung, encompassing 100 million pyeong. The current Haneulgung is situated within a valley, which is part of the Dolgogae Amusement Park area, now acquired by God-man. This location is a propitious site, surrounded by mountains. The landscape is truly remarkable. The entire 1 million pyeong of Haneulgung is just a fraction of the 100 million pyeong vision. Behind Haneulgung, there is a large lake, Majang Reservoir, and to its left, Gisan Reservoir. These two lakes provide water to Haneulgung, as if quenching its thirst. The area is uniquely circular, a rare geographical feature. The entire region of Jangheung-myeon, where Haneulgung is located, is a provincial tourist complex where farming and animal husbandry are prohibited, ensuring pristine water quality. This area is so clean that children can play in its waters. This divine location, with its breathtaking natural beauty, could not have been found by a mere human like Reverend Cho Yong-gi, who spent a lifetime achieving his goals in Yeouido. Only God-man can attract crowds to such a beautiful land. The landscape is entirely green, devoid of factories or pollution. The distant mountains include Songaksan in Kaesong and the majestic Geumgangsan, from which various mountain ranges descend. The Imjin River flows between these ranges, and the Yesong River lies beyond Songaksan. The strategic location of Haneulgung is truly extraordinary.

6. The Power of Positive Vision and Integrity
   God-man asserts that Reverend Cho Yong-gi’s ability to declare “Thank you, God, for a thousand people!” when only five were present, demonstrated his potential for success. In contrast, someone who would complain about the small attendance or try to gather more people from the neighborhood would not succeed. Such a person possesses a negative outlook. Reverend Cho Yong-gi, instead, used his vision to inspire and challenge his mother-in-law, creating a dynamic of competition that fueled their growth. Despite the unconventional nature of his marriage to his mentor’s daughter, Reverend Cho Yong-gi’s unwavering vision and boldness were unparalleled. No other pastor could match his “lies” or his audacity. God recognized Reverend Cho Yong-gi’s true intentions. Heaven discerns the true heart of a person. A man with nothing, who can envision a thousand people in a tent church, possesses the true spirit of a man. Even if one lives in poverty, a man must harbor such grand dreams. Possessions are not true wealth; they are merely part of the journey. This mindset allows a man to overcome adversity and maintain his self-respect. Conversely, a woman who holds onto resentment from an initial marital conflict, allowing it to define her husband as an enemy, cannot sustain a healthy relationship. Heaven does not judge people based on their outward behavior while alive. Instead, it observes their integrity (인격) when they are unobserved. The true core of a person’s heart is what Heaven sees. Reverend Cho Yong-gi’s heart was good. For a human, his “lies” were not truly deceptive. No one else would express such immense gratitude for a small gathering. When expressing gratitude, one should do so on a grand scale, like declaring that the grace of one’s parents is higher than heaven and earth. Reverend Cho Yong-gi’s act of turning five into a thousand was a small gesture in comparison. Heaven observes one’s true intentions, even when only a few are present.

7. The Unseen Test: Honesty as the Foundation of Character
   The true test of a person’s character often occurs when they believe they are not being observed. For instance, in a job interview scenario, the decision to hire someone is often made not during the formal interview, but by observing their actions outside the interview room. A candidate might present themselves impeccably during the interview, but their true integrity (인격) is revealed by their behavior on the way to the interview. Heaven observes these actions. Similarly, in marital relationships, one cannot truly evaluate a spouse based on their current appearance. It is only when one falls ill and is hospitalized that the true nature of the spouse is revealed. A wife’s genuine love might emerge when her husband is on his deathbed, as she desperately seeks help. The husband, unaware of her true feelings, might only see her outward complaints. This illustrates that people often fail to understand the true meaning behind words and actions. When an elderly parent expresses a desire to die, it is not a literal wish but a deeper sentiment that requires understanding. Similarly, harsh words from a spouse should not be taken at face value, as love often lies hidden beneath them. God-man understands these hidden meanings, which is why he has conceived such a grand plan for Haneulgung.

8. The Grand Vision of Haneulgung: A Sanctuary for the Future
   God-man expresses his deep affection for the lakes surrounding Haneulgung, which are integral to his grand design. These beautiful lakes, Majang Reservoir and Gisan Reservoir, are situated on either side of the main Haneulgung site. From the top of the mountain, one can see these two magnificent lakes. Such a naturally beautiful and secluded location, far from human habitation and pollution, is unparalleled. The mountains surrounding Haneulgung form a perfect circular shape, a rare and auspicious feng shui (풍수). This vast, pristine environment, extending for tens of kilometers, is a testament to the divine plan. The Imjin River further encircles the area, adding to its beauty. This is Haneulgung, a true paradise on Earth. The current Haneulgung, though 1 million pyeong, is merely a small part of the 100 million pyeong vision. God-man asserts that the Earth itself is too small and cramped compared to the White Heaven (백궁(白宮)). His vision includes connecting the various parts of Haneulgung with cable cars, creating a futuristic landscape. He plans to acquire all the land around the two lakes to build the world’s finest Haneulgung Silver Town, capable of accommodating ten million people. This will be a free facility for those with a record of loyalty to Haneulgung, as God-man will provide for all their needs. This Not Old Milk can sustain people for ten thousand years. The Silver Town will offer free medical care, unlimited outings, and secure housing. This divine blueprint will revolutionize elder care, rendering traditional nursing homes obsolete. People will flock to Haneulgung, seeking a place in this heavenly Silver Town. This initial phase of Haneulgung is just the beginning; the entire auspicious land, including the lakes, will be transformed into a sanctuary. The lakes will be filled with various birds, including two hundred swans, creating a breathtaking natural spectacle. God-man’s vision for elder care is vastly different from the current system, which he views as a “hospital of ten thousand diseases” that drains national budgets and isolates the elderly. He aims to swiftly establish Haneulgung to counter these issues.

9. The Pristine Environment and Divine Order of Haneulgung
   The Haneulgung site is nestled amidst the Gamaksan and Goryeongsan mountains, which are part of the Gangju Mountain Range. These mountains are interconnected, forming a continuous chain that extends to Dobongsan, Samgaksan, Cheongwadae, Muhaksan, and Bugaksan. This intricate network of mountains demonstrates a divine order in the landscape. The pristine air quality of Haneulgung is exceptional, as there are no factories or sources of pollution in the vicinity. For over 30 years, the U.S. Eighth Army sourced its drinking water from a diamond spring in this area, a testament to its purity. Unlike other regions where agricultural runoff contaminates water sources, Haneulgung’s water originates from the clean mountains descending from Baekdusan, ensuring its pristine quality. This region, near the Demilitarized Zone, is a truly clean and unpolluted area.

10. The Unfolding Prophecies and the Future of Humanity
    God-man asserts that he is always ahead of his followers, preparing for their future. He prophesied the arrival of a pandemic, like COVID-19, in the Gyeongja (경자) year, originating from China and linked to rodents. This prophecy is recorded and known to all. Following this, the Sinchuk (신축) year brought continuous problems, leading to a decline in real estate and a struggling economy, as he had predicted. People initially dismissed his warnings, but his annual press conferences consistently outlined these future events. The Im-in (이민) year and Gyemyo (계묘) year further saw real estate crises, as he had foretold. He advised people to sell their properties during this period, but many failed to heed his warnings. The upcoming Gapjin (갑진) year (2024) will continue this trend. These changes in the zodiac years profoundly impact global fortunes and individual lives, as the Earth is structured to be influenced by these cycles, much like the four seasons and 24 solar terms.

11. The Grand Plan for Haneulgung and the Era of Paradise
    The upcoming Eulsa (을사) year marks the beginning of God-man’s era. During this time, Haneulgung will expand, acquiring land around the lakes. While this revelation might cause land prices in Jangheung-myeon to fluctuate, God-man(神인)’s ultimate goal is to acquire 100 million pyeong to influence the entire Earth. He also alludes to the presidential election in 2026, suggesting that his leadership would expedite the development of Haneulgung. However, he is not interested in political power but in solving the problems of the elderly that the government cannot address. He has already been providing free meals to the elderly, costing hundreds of millions of won monthly, an unprecedented act in Korea and globally. God-man is poised to create a global paradise for the elderly in Haneulgung. The world has entered an era of judgment, but a thousand-year paradise will follow, initiated by God-man. After this thousand-year period, a full-scale judgment will commence. Therefore, understanding the Jangheung-myeon area and its significance is crucial.

12. The Prophecies of Water and Fire, and the Eternal Gold
    God-man further elaborates on the prophecies, noting that the Gyemyo (계묘) year, the year of the black tiger, brought about the collapse of real estate and was marked by water-related issues. This period saw widespread water problems, ocean pollution, and conflicts over strategic ports like those in the Black Sea, leading to wars in Ukraine and Israel. These global events, characterized by floods and fires, directly impact real estate. He then discusses the concept of Elixir (불로), asserting that gold, unlike other elements, does not age or decay. Gold, he states, is a substance sent from White Heaven (백궁(白宮)) to Earth. Ancient civilizations like Egypt used gold to adorn mummies, believing it facilitated the soul’s return to the White Heaven (백궁(白宮)). Similarly, Buddhist statues are often gilded with gold. Therefore, possessing gold is considered auspicious. Gold remains eternally unchanged, unlike other substances whose electrons decay over time. God-man declares that any food or substance infused with his name becomes Elixir (불로), halting oxidation and decay.

13. The Future of the Elderly and the Hope of Haneulgung
    God-man envisions a future where the elderly, regardless of their past achievements or wealth, will find solace and care in Haneulgung. He foresees a time when they will no longer be able to walk, relying on wheelchairs, and will need a place to be cared for with dignity. Haneulgung will provide this sanctuary, offering free meals and a supportive environment. this is not merely a “medicine show” but a tangible plan to create a better future for the elderly. This grand project requires the collective effort and support of his followers. The location for Haneulgung is already chosen and secured, representing a divine authority. God-man’s ultimate goal, since childhood, has been the salvation of all humanity, transcending national boundaries. His followers deeply feel and understand this mission.

The Era of Spiritual Judgment and the Virtue of Integrity

1. The Epoch of Spiritual Discernment
   We are currently living in an era of profound judgment, a time for discerning the wheat from the chaff. To navigate this period without succumbing to various trials, it is imperative to fortify oneself with spiritual essence. We must widely disseminate the divine authority and blessings bestowed upon us by the God-man (神人). The forthcoming spiritual era of Huh Kyung-young will usher in a world of peace, devoid of war and national borders. We extend our heartfelt gratitude and fervent applause to the cosmic entity, God-man Huh Kyung-young, who ceaselessly bestows boundless love upon us.

2. The Essence of Human Relationships and True Character
   A woman, upon receiving her first gift from her husband—a slap—recounted that she had never been struck by her parents. This incident became a deep-seated resentment, leading her to dominate her husband for decades. Regardless of his actions, he was perpetually deemed a villain. His positive attributes remained unseen. Such constant torment inevitably shortens a man’s life. This particular husband eventually became wealthy, but his wife passed away first, her health deteriorating from chronic anger. The husband, who had endured constant criticism, later wept inconsolably at her grave, lamenting her absence. This illustrates that the true nature of human relationships is often revealed only in absence. When present, individuals tend to focus on flaws, perceiving only shortcomings, financial inadequacies, infidelity, or excessive drinking. The genuine affection and inherent character, which we term integrity, remain obscured.

A man may deeply love his wife, yet their interactions invariably devolve into conflict. If he arrives home early, he is ridiculed; if late, he is accused of infidelity. Regardless of his actions, he faces constant contention. He endures this silently until his wife’s demise, likely due to her accumulated resentment. This narrative highlights that one should not dismiss these observations lightly. The husband’s persistent visits to his wife’s grave, despite her constant reproaches, became a local legend. This demonstrates his true character. While living together, both husband and wife often inhabit a distorted reality, unable to perceive each other’s authentic selves. The true colors emerge only when one departs. It is often in illness that a husband truly misses his wife, wishing he had treated her better.

The wife’s lifelong resentment stemmed from that initial act of violence, a blow to her self-esteem. This was her fundamental error. Harboring such a memory perpetually transformed her husband into an adversary. Thus, many couples live in a state of illusory marriage, unable to perceive each other’s true forms.

3. The Unseen Virtue of Integrity
   What, then, constitutes integrity? It is the conduct one exhibits when unobserved, when no one is watching. Actions performed in the presence of one’s spouse do not reflect true integrity. A husband’s behavior when his wife is absent, perhaps at a bar, reveals his genuine character. Similarly, performing well in a job interview before an examiner does not necessarily demonstrate integrity.

A company chairman, when making a final selection for an executive assistant, secretly scattered trash in the interview room. One candidate meticulously picked up all the litter. The chairman, observing via CCTV, understood that this individual possessed true integrity. This illustrates that a divine camera constantly monitors every person, 24 hours a day. Therefore, dishonest individuals cannot truly succeed. The camera discerns one’s character: whether they would responsibly manage a large sum of money or squander it, potentially harming others.

Your true character emerges when you believe no one is watching. This is when your integrity is recorded. The moment you leave your spouse or workplace, your true character is revealed: how much you genuinely love your wife, or how you utilize your free time at work. This is the essence of integrity. How much do you contemplate the God-man when the God-man is not physically present? This reveals whether you are a mere “pot lid” easily blown away by the wind, or a “cauldron lid” that remains steadfast.

The value of human beings is relative. One must not be deceived by superficial appearances. Your true intentions and genuine feelings are often difficult for others to perceive. We often contend with illusory spouses, not their true selves. Thus, if I were to disappear, those who genuinely cherish Huh Kyung-young would reveal themselves. This is how true character is observed. An applicant might fail an interview but still be hired because the chairman, through hidden cameras, observed their integrity, not their superficial skills or appearance. Heaven constantly observes your actions, especially when you are alone.

4. The Visionary Leadership of Huh Kyung-young
   Reverend Cho Yong-gi, whom I knew well, started his ministry in a tent church in Bulgwang-dong. He was a young man suffering from tuberculosis, on the verge of death, when a missionary visited his humble home and introduced him to Christianity. He later moved to Seoul, met Reverend Choi Ja-shil, and married her daughter. They began their ministry in a tent in Bulgwang-dong, using an apple crate as a pulpit. Reverend Cho, despite his illness, would preach with fervor, pounding the apple crate and shouting, “Thank you, God, for sending a thousand people here!” Even though only five people were present, he envisioned a thousand. Reverend Choi would observe him, thinking, “He’s quite a liar,” yet she saw the thousand people through his eyes. This demonstrates that when humans set a clear motive, they can achieve it.

Reverend Cho Yong-gi, a profoundly humble man, spoke of a thousand people when only five were present because a man must possess vision. He must preach to one person as if addressing ten thousand. Was this a lie? No. Because he proclaimed gratitude for a thousand, a thousand people gathered and moved to the Seodaemun Rotary Church. There, he preached, “Thank you for sending 100,000 people!” and 10,000 gathered. This illustrates that in any situation, dreams, hope, and vision are the prerogatives of men. A man who is solely focused on reality cannot achieve great things.

When I arrived at Haneulgung, I envisioned transforming this entire 100-million-pyeong area into Haneulgung. Unlike Reverend Cho Yong-gi, I am not merely human. Therefore, my plans will unfold with immense speed. Within a few years, Haneulgung will be completed, attracting global attention across this vast area. This 100-million-pyeong vision begins with this 1-million-pyeong site. People may find 1 million pyeong grand, but I inwardly smile, knowing it is merely a beginning. They speak of trying to stop Huh Kyung-young, but let them speak when I achieve 100 million pyeong.

This entire 100-million-pyeong area, including the valleys and the Dolgogae Amusement Park, is now under my purview. This is a sacred site, shaped like a woman’s womb, surrounded by mountains. Haneulgung is situated directly behind a massive lake, Majang Reservoir, and to its left, Gisan Reservoir. These two lakes provide water to Haneulgung. This area is uniquely circular, and the surrounding mountains embrace it. This is a landscape of unparalleled natural beauty, where human habitation is sparse for tens of miles. This is my vision.

This region, designated as a provincial tourist complex, prohibits farming and animal husbandry. No septic tanks are allowed, ensuring the water is pristine for children to play in. The air quality is exceptional, as there are no factories or dense residential areas. The U.S. Eighth Army even sourced its drinking water from a diamond spring factory here for over 30 years, precisely because of the untouched natural environment.

5. The Grand Design for Haneulgung Silver Town
   My vision is not trivial. It encompasses an immense plan. I intend to acquire all the land around these two lakes and establish the world’s finest Haneulgung Silver Town, capable of accommodating ten million people. Why would I do this? Because the God-man will sustain them all. The elderly, without financial means, often cannot afford nursing home care or rely on their children or state taxes. Instead, those with a long history of devotion to Haneulgung will receive free benefits. This can be achieved through the “Not old Milk”, which can sustain people for ten thousand years.

A cable car will connect directly to Haneulgung, bustling with activity. The elderly will be categorized by their “military service numbers,” indicating their years of devotion, which will determine their living arrangements. They will have no worries about food, and medical care will be free. They can leave the premises daily, and their homes will remain secure even if left vacant for a year. This Silver Town will be a true paradise, unlike conventional nursing homes that often lead to physical and mental decline. My blueprint is distinct. This plan will revolutionize elder care, causing other nursing homes to close as people flock to Haneulgung. This is an enormous undertaking, far beyond mere practice. This is the beginning of Haneulgung, encompassing this auspicious land and the lakeshores, where countless buildings will house the Silver Town. The lakes will be teeming with diverse wildlife, including two hundred swans. My vision and design are fundamentally different from conventional thinking.

The current nursing homes are like “ten thousand disease hospitals,” draining state budgets and leading to the rapid deterioration of residents. I am determined to establish this haven swiftly. This plan begins from these beautiful lakes, nestled amidst the Gamaksan and Goryeongsan mountains, which are part of the Gangju Mountain Range. These mountains extend to Dobongsan, Samgaksan, Cheongwadae, Muhaksan, and Bugaksan, demonstrating a clear geological order.

6. The Principle of Righteousness and Its Manifestation
   The lecture today is titled “The Most Difficult Person to Meet in the World and the Most Blessed Person in the World.” The most difficult person to meet is I, Huh Kyung-young. Not seeing me for ten days causes lovesickness; a month, severe illness; a year, death. The most blessed people are you, the audience. Our connection is harmonious.

I must construct Haneulgung Silver Town. The reason I am developing this sacred site is to secure the necessary funds for this endeavor. I do not need money for frivolous purposes.

Consider a scenario where a chairman is selecting a secretary from two final candidates. He strategically places five bundles of 50,000 won bills in the hallway. Both candidates enter. One candidate, upon seeing the money, pockets it. The other, however, picks it up and, during the interview, states, “I found this money in the hallway, and I believe it belongs to the company, so I brought it with me.” This individual is hired. This demonstrates that the ultimate test of character, even for a young person for whom ten million won is a significant sum, is righteousness (義).

Righteousness is the fundamental bedrock of all human character. It is the core principle observed at Haneulgung. If you find money that is not yours, you must return it. Our actions are constantly monitored by Haneulgung. Those who are not righteous will have all their energy drained. If your spouse contemplates a dishonest scheme, you must question whether Heaven would approve and suggest pursuing honest endeavors, even if it means hardship.

The deepest layer of human character is righteousness. In Buddhism, the Eightfold Path (八正道) emphasizes “right” in all aspects: right speech, right action, right livelihood, right effort, right mindfulness, right concentration, right understanding, and right intention. All eight paths are prefixed with “right.” Buddhism is a philosophy that teaches how to live a beautiful and virtuous life, avoiding illness and misfortune, even without the Creator.

Even a child can demonstrate righteousness. If a child finds money on the street, they might ask their mother, “Whose money is this? Shouldn’t we take it to the police station?” A mother who dismisses this, saying, “Don’t be silly, we have no money,” lacks this fundamental righteousness. Employing or partnering with such individuals will lead to ruin. Those who possess righteousness, even in failure, will rise again. They will take responsibility, confess, and repent. Opportunities will eventually come to those who are righteous.

The first button to fasten correctly in life is righteousness. Education is useless without it. Educating unrighteous individuals only equips them to cause more harm, leading to environmental destruction and pollution. My lectures emphasize this because righteousness, like a fixed price (定價) or a company’s articles of incorporation (定款), cannot be altered. It is a fundamental principle.

The God-man, from childhood, has carried the essence of his mother, symbolizing this deep-rooted righteousness. I constantly advocate for righteousness. I cannot engage in deceit or indulge in vices. My standard is righteousness, observed by my ancestors. Even as the God-man, I must be righteous before the mother who bore me. While my existence is due to divine providence, I cannot betray that providence by deceiving others. When righteousness and providence converge, miracles occur. The most invincible person in the world is the righteous person. They strive to alleviate others’ suffering, clear their names, heal their illnesses, and assist them in times of trouble. Because you are righteous, you are the most blessed people in the world.

7. Prophecies and the Future of Humanity
   Our meeting is profoundly significant, and the future of Haneulgung is to build the world’s best Silver Town. I am preparing for your future, ensuring you face no discomfort in your old age. I am always ahead of you.

I prophesied that a pandemic, like COVID-19, would emerge in the Gyeongja year (庚子年), originating from China, specifically from rodents. This is recorded. Then came the Sinchuk year (辛丑年), bringing continuous problems, including a decline in real estate and economic turmoil. I advised selling real estate during this period, but many failed to foresee it. Next came the Imin year (壬寅年) and the Gyemyo year (癸卯年), during which I predicted real estate crises.

The current Gyemyo year, the year of the black tiger, is marked by water-related issues: floods, ocean pollution, and conflicts over ports, such as the war in Ukraine and Russia’s struggle for access to the Black Sea and Mediterranean. These water-related events directly impact real estate, causing market turmoil.

I also spoke of “Not old Milk” (不老乳) and Elixir Gold (不老金). Gold, unlike other elements, does not age. It remains unchanged for thousands of years. Gold is a substance sent from our White Heaven (白宮) in the cosmos. This is why ancient Egyptians adorned mummies with gold, believing it facilitated the soul’s return to the White Heaven. Similarly, Buddhist statues are often gilded. Possessing gold is auspicious. While other things decay, gold remains eternal. My name, Huh Kyung-young, infused into food, transforms it into Elixir, and applied to substances, halts oxidation.

Your future is clear. You will effortlessly travel by cable car and circular vehicles around the lake. You will be cared for, with free meals and medical services. You will reflect on your past selves, realizing that even the most accomplished individuals eventually face old age and seek a place of dignity. Haneulgung is that place. It is not merely a free meal service; it is a sanctuary. This vision offers hope. We are not idly sitting here; we are building this future, and your support is crucial. We need to expand our community. The location is set, and the authority is ours. My goal, from childhood, has been the salvation of all humanity, transcending national boundaries. We deeply feel and realize this.

The world has entered an era of final judgment. A thousand years of paradise will follow, initiated by me. After this millennium, the full judgment will commence. Therefore, it is wise to understand the Jangheung area well. Visit the lakes and perceive that this land is part of my divine plan. I have revealed some secrets today, though I am currently constrained.

The current period, the Gyemyo year, is marked by water issues. The next year, the Gapjin year (甲辰年), will be 2024. Then comes the Eulsa year (乙巳年), which marks my time. We will begin acquiring land and lakeshores, expanding Haneulgung. No one knows my full plan, but I have revealed it today. This will cause land prices in Jangheung to fluctuate. When I become president in 2026, acquiring and developing these areas will be swift. We are not interested in power for its own sake, but to ensure the well-being of all Koreans and to establish the world’s best Silver Town, addressing the elderly care issues that the government cannot resolve. I am already providing free meals to the elderly, an unprecedented act in Korea and globally. I am the one who will create a global paradise for the elderly. The world has entered an era of judgment, and a thousand years of paradise will follow, the greatest in Earth’s history.

What is the most important quality for success? Honesty is the fundamental virtue that determines a person’s true character and ultimately leads to success.

1. The Importance of Integrity and Vision
   integrity is the most crucial quality for success, as it reveals a person’s true character when no one is watching, and a strong vision is essential for men to achieve great things.

1.1. The True Nature of Integrity

1. The current era is a time of judgment, where only those with spirituality will avoid trials.

2. He believes that a peaceful world without war or borders will emerge with the arrival of his spiritual era.

3. Integrity is defined by actions taken when no one is observing.

4. Actions performed in the presence of a spouse or others do not reflect true integrity.

5. For example, a company president tested job applicants by secretly scattering trash, observing who would clean it up when they thought no one was watching.

6. This demonstrates that integrity is revealed through actions when individuals believe they are unobserved.

7. Dishonest individuals cannot succeed.

8. a “White Heaven camera” (a spiritual camera) constantly monitors everyone’s integrity.

9. This camera observes whether a person would misuse wealth, such as spending it recklessly or harming others.

10. Therefore, a person’s true integrity is recorded when they are alone.

1.2. The Importance of Vision and Perspective in Relationships

1. Relationships often involve seeing only flaws, not true intentions.

2. He illustrates this with a story of a wife who held a grudge against her husband for hitting her once, leading to decades of conflict.

3. Despite the husband’s eventual success, the wife’s constant criticism led to her early death, leaving the husband to mourn her deeply at her grave.

4. This shows that people often only appreciate others after they are gone, revealing their true feelings.

5. People often live with “fake” versions of their spouses, unable to see their true selves.

6. The true nature of a relationship often only emerges when one partner is absent or facing a crisis, such as illness or death.

7. He suggests that if he were to disappear, only then would the truly devoted followers be revealed.

8. A man’s vision and hope are crucial for success.

9. He uses the example of Pastor Cho Yong-gi, who, despite having only five attendees at his tent church, would loudly thank God for 1,000 attendees.

10. This “lie” was a vision that eventually led to his church growing to 10,000 members.

11. He contrasts this with those who would complain about the small attendance, highlighting the importance of a positive outlook.

12. The Haneulgung Project: A Grand Vision for the Future
    He outlines his ambitious vision for Haneulgung, a massive complex designed to be a global sanctuary and a revolutionary senior care facility, emphasizing its unique natural setting and comprehensive services.

2.1. The Expansive Vision for Haneulgung

1. He plans to transform 100 million pyeong (approximately 81,000 acres) into Haneulgung.

2. This project is far more ambitious than Pastor Cho Yong-gi’s church expansion, which took a lifetime.

3. He expects to complete this project in just a few years, attracting global attention.

4. Haneulgung is situated in a naturally protected area.

5. It is surrounded by mountains and features two large lakes, Majang Reservoir and Gisan Reservoir, which supply water.

6. The area’s unique geography, resembling a “woman’s womb,” is naturally protected by surrounding mountains.

7. This location is a designated provincial tourist area where farming and animal husbandry are prohibited, ensuring pristine air and water quality.

8. The location is strategically significant, with views of North Korea’s Songaksan Mountain and the Imjin River.

9. He highlights the convergence of several mountain ranges, including the Gangju, Eonjin, Masikryeong, and Myorak mountain ranges, all originating from Baekdudaegan and Geumgangsan.

10. The Imjin River flows between these mountain ranges, further enhancing the site’s natural beauty and strategic importance.

2.2. Haneulgung as a Global Silver Town

1. He plans to build the world’s best Haneulgung Silver Town on the shores of the two lakes.

2. This facility will accommodate 10 million people.

3. Residents who have been with Haneulgung for a long time will receive free benefits, including food and medical care.

4. The Silver Town will offer complete freedom, allowing residents to come and go as they please, unlike traditional nursing homes.

5. The Silver Town aims to revolutionize elder care.

6. He believes that this initiative will lead to the closure of existing nursing homes and care facilities due to its superior services.

7. He criticizes current nursing homes as places where people become “corpses” within a month due to lack of activity and social interaction.

8. The Silver Town will feature amenities like cable cars connecting different areas and circular transportation around the lakes, ensuring easy mobility for residents.

9. He’s vision extends beyond the current Haneulgung site.

10. The current Haneulgung is just the beginning of a much larger project.

11. He plans to acquire all the land around the lakes to build the Silver Town, which will be filled with diverse wildlife, including 200 swans.

12. This grand vision is intended to provide a perfect and dignified old age for everyone, addressing a problem that governments cannot solve.

13. The Enduring Power of Honesty and Prophecy
    honesty is the fundamental virtue for success and reveals his past prophecies about global events, emphasizing his unique ability to foresee and prepare for the future.

3.1. Honesty as the Foundation of Integrity

1. He defines honesty as the ultimate test of a person’s integrity.

2. He illustrates this with a story of a company president testing job applicants by dropping large sums of money.

3. Only one applicant returned the money, demonstrating true honesty and securing the position.

4. This shows that honesty is the most important basic principle, especially when no one is watching.

5. Honesty is a core principle across various philosophies and religions.

6. He connects honesty to Buddhism’s Eightfold Path, where “right” (정) is attached to every aspect, such as right speech, right thought, and right livelihood.

7. He explains that “right” also implies fairness, like setting a “right price” (정가) and providing a “right meal” (정식).

8. Without honesty, everything falls apart, leading to failure in business and life.

9. Honesty is essential for success and divine favor.

10. Those with honesty will eventually find opportunities, even after setbacks.

11. even he, as the Creator, must adhere to honesty, as his mother and ancestors are watching.

12. The combination of honesty and divine providence creates miracles, making an honest person unstoppable.

3.2. Prophecies and Future Plans

1. He claims to have accurately predicted major global events.

2. He foresaw the COVID-19 pandemic originating from China in the year of the rat (Gyeongja-nyeon).

3. He also predicted economic downturns and real estate market collapses during the years of Sinchuk-nyeon, Imin-nyeon, and Gyemyo-nyeon.

4. These predictions demonstrate his unique ability to understand the influence of the zodiac on global events.

5. He’s plans for Haneulgung are tied to future zodiac years.

6. He anticipates a period of expansion for Haneulgung during the year of Eulsa-nyeon, when they will begin acquiring land around the lakes.

7. He also mentions the possibility of using political power to accelerate development if he becomes president in Jeongmi-nyeon (2026).

8. However, he clarifies that his interest is not in power but in solving the problems of the elderly that the government cannot address.

9. He is preparing for a thousand-year paradise on Earth.

10. the current era is a time of judgment, leading to a thousand years of paradise, followed by a final judgment.

11. He highlights his ongoing efforts to provide free meals to the elderly, a historical first in Korea and globally.

12. This initiative is part of his larger vision to create a global haven for the elderly, ensuring their well-being and dignity.

13. He emphasizes the concept of “Bullo” (immortality) and the significance of gold.

14. He explains that gold, unlike other materials, does not age or decay, making it a divine substance from White Heaven (heaven).

15. Ancient civilizations, like the Egyptians, used gold in mummification, believing it facilitated the soul’s return to the White Heaven.

16. his name, when applied to food or other substances, can also grant “Bullo” properties, preventing decay and extending life.

20231014_Sat_1409_Integrity_The Essence of Human Character and Divine Vision

Date: 2023.10.14

Keywords: Integrity, Divine Vision, Human Character, Spiritual Judgment, Global Transformation

Content

The Era of Spiritual Judgment and the Imperative of Integrity
We are currently living in an era of spiritual judgment, a time when the wheat is separated from the chaff. To navigate the various trials and tribulations, it is imperative to be armed solely with spirituality. We must widely disseminate the divine authority and blessings bestowed upon us by the Heavenly Spirit. The advent of Huh Kyung young’s spiritual era will usher in a peaceful world devoid of war and national borders. We extend our heartfelt gratitude and fervent applause to Huh Kyung young, the Cosmic Entity and Heavenly Spirit, who ceaselessly bestows boundless love upon us.

The True Nature of Human Relationships and the Revelation of Character
He recounts a poignant anecdote about a woman who, upon marriage, was struck by her husband—an experience she had never endured from her parents. This singular event became a lifelong grievance, leading her to perpetually torment her husband, regardless of his actions. In her eyes, he was invariably a bad person, and even his good deeds were perceived negatively. Such constant vexation inevitably shortens a man’s life. The narrative culminates with the husband becoming wealthy, but his wife, consumed by her own bitterness, dies prematurely. The husband, who had endured a lifetime of abuse, then spends his remaining years visiting her grave, weeping inconsolably. This illustrates that the true nature of human relationships is often revealed only in absence. When a person is present, they are frequently perceived as an adversary, with only their flaws, financial shortcomings, or perceived transgressions coming to light. The genuine affection and inherent character, which constitute a person’s true self, remain unseen.

When individuals coexist, they often live with a “false” spouse, entangled in a complex web of misunderstandings and resentments. It is only upon the death of one partner that the true colors of the other are revealed. The surviving spouse often realizes, “Ah, that person was truly genuine.” This realization can also occur when one falls ill, prompting a deeper appreciation for the partner. The initial act of violence from the husband, though seemingly minor, wounded the wife’s pride, leading to a lifelong cycle of animosity. This demonstrates how a single negative event, when harbored, can transform a benevolent person into an enemy. Consequently, many couples engage in a “false” marital life, unable to perceive each other’s authentic selves.

The Unseen Gaze of Heaven and the Criterion of Integrity
True character, or in-gyeok, is defined by actions performed when no one is observing. Actions performed in the presence of a spouse are not considered genuine character. The true character of a husband is revealed in his conduct when his wife is absent, such as his behavior in a tavern. Similarly, excelling in an interview under the scrutiny of examiners does not necessarily reflect one’s true character.

He shares an illustrative anecdote about a company chairman who, during the final selection phase for an executive secretary, secretly scattered trash in the hallway leading to the interview room. One candidate meticulously collected all the discarded paper, while others ignored it, believing the area outside the interview room was inconsequential. The chairman, observing via CCTV, understood that the candidate who picked up the trash possessed true integrity. This serves as a metaphor for the omnipresent “White Heaven camera” that observes every individual 24 hours a day. Those who lack integrity cannot succeed, as the celestial camera constantly assesses their character. It discerns whether an individual, if entrusted with significant wealth, would use it responsibly or squander it on destructive behaviors. Thus, one’s true character is revealed when they believe they are unobserved.

The Divine Vision of Huh Kyung young: A Global Sanctuary
Huh Kyung young’s vision transcends human limitations, promising a rapid realization of his plans. Unlike human endeavors that may take a lifetime, his divine blueprint for the “Haneulgung” (“Heaven House”) will be actualized swiftly. The initial phase involves developing a million-pyeong (approximately 820 acres) site, which is merely a fraction of the ultimate 100-million-pyeong (approximately 82,000 acres) global sanctuary. This grand design is met with skepticism by those who perceive the current scale as extravagant, yet Huh Kyung young inwardly smiles, anticipating the future when the full 100 million pyeong is realized.

The comprehensive plan for Haneulgung encompasses the entire region, including the “Dolgogae Amusement Park” which has been acquired. The site is strategically located within a unique, circular mountainous terrain, featuring two large reservoirs—Majang Reservoir and Gisan Reservoir—that symbolically provide water to the “Heaven House”.” This natural topography, resembling a woman’s womb, is unparalleled globally, with mountains encircling and protecting the central area like layers of cabbage leaves. The remote location, tens of li (Korean unit of distance) from human habitation, ensures pristine air quality, a fact corroborated by the U.S. Eighth Army’s 30-year operation of a diamond spring water factory in the vicinity, exclusively consuming its water due to the absence of agricultural runoff.

The Prophetic Foresight and the Unfolding of Global Events
Huh Kyung young’s prophetic foresight extends to global events, as evidenced by his predictions regarding the “Gyeongja Year” (2020), when he foretold the emergence of a pandemic originating from China, specifically from rodents. This prediction, documented and widely known, underscored the need for caution. Subsequently, he predicted the “Sinchuk Year” (2021), which brought forth continuous problems, including a decline in real estate and an economic downturn. These pronouncements were made during his New Year’s press conferences, where he shared insights into the unfolding years.

He further elaborated on the “Im-in Year” (2022) and “Gyemyo Year” (2023), predicting significant turmoil in the real estate market. He advised people to sell their properties during this period, a foresight that many failed to heed. The current “Gapjin Year” (2024) continues this trajectory. These annual shifts, governed by specific characters, influence global fortunes and individual lives, much like the 24 solar terms dictate the seasons.

The Ultimate Vision: A Global Silver Town and the Power of Gold
Huh Kyung young’s ultimate vision includes the establishment of the world’s finest “Haneulgung Silver Town” on the shores of the two majestic lakes. This facility is designed to accommodate ten million residents, offering free care to those with a documented history of loyalty to Haneulgung. This initiative aims to revolutionize elder care, rendering traditional nursing homes obsolete and transforming the concept of retirement. The Silver Town will provide comprehensive, free medical care, unrestricted outings, and secure housing, ensuring a life of dignity and comfort for its residents.

this grand design is not a mere fantasy but a meticulously planned reality, far surpassing conventional human aspirations. He envisions a landscape adorned with diverse wildlife, including 200 swans, creating an idyllic environment. This vision directly addresses the shortcomings of existing elder care facilities, which he criticizes as detrimental to human well-being and a drain on national resources.

Furthermore, Huh Kyung young introduces the concept of “Bullo-geum” (immortal gold), asserting that gold, unlike other elements, does not age or decay. He posits that gold, being a substance from White Heaven, facilitates the return of the soul to the celestial realm, a belief reflected in ancient Egyptian mummification practices and Buddhist traditions. Therefore, possessing gold is considered auspicious. He also claims that any food or substance infused with his name, “Huh Kyung young,” becomes “Bullo” (immortal), halting oxidation and preserving its essence. This divine power, he asserts, will ensure the longevity and well-being of the residents of the Haneulgung Silver Town.

The Foundation of All Endeavors: Integrity
The bedrock of all human endeavors, particularly within the Haneulgung, is integrity. He illustrates this with a hypothetical scenario: a company chairman, seeking a personal secretary, tests two final candidates by dropping five bundles of 50,000 won bills in the hallway. Both candidates pick up the money, but only one, during the interview, presents the money, stating, “I found this money in the hallway, and I believe it belongs to the company.” This act of honesty, despite the significant temptation, secures the position. The chairman, having observed their actions via hidden cameras, prioritizes integrity above all other qualifications.

This anecdote highlights that true character is revealed when one believes they are unobserved. The “Haneulgung” constantly monitors individuals’ actions, emphasizing that those who lack integrity will be stripped of all their spiritual energy. Therefore, it is crucial to uphold honesty in all dealings, even in personal relationships. If a spouse contemplates a dishonest act, the other should question whether Heaven would approve, advocating for honest endeavors even if it means hardship.

The Eightfold Path and the Universal Principle of Rectitude
Integrity is the ultimate stage of human character, deeply embedded within one’s inner self. It aligns with the Buddhist Eightfold Path, where each principle begins with “Right” (正, jeong), signifying rectitude. This includes right view, right thought, right speech, right action, right livelihood, right effort, right mindfulness, and right concentration. These principles, though philosophical, offer a path to a virtuous life, preventing illness and adversity even without divine intervention.

this concept of rectitude is universal, even for children. A child who finds money on the street and suggests returning it to the police demonstrates an innate sense of integrity, a quality that, if nurtured, leads to success. Conversely, those who lack this fundamental honesty are destined for failure, whether in business partnerships or personal relationships. Heaven observes these inner dispositions, allowing individuals to face adversity to reveal their true character. Those who maintain integrity, even in hardship, will eventually be granted new opportunities.

The Inviolable Nature of Regulations and the Divine Purpose
The concept of “jeong” (正), meaning “right” or “fixed,” extends to various aspects of life, including pricing (“jeong-ga”), formal meals (“jeong-sik”), and company regulations (“jeong-gwan”). These are fixed and unchangeable, much like a constitution. He highlights that this “jeong” is not merely about correctness but about establishing a fixed, unalterable standard.

his teachings, though seemingly simple, carry profound depth. He dismisses accusations of dishonesty, emphasizing that his commitment to integrity stems from his upbringing and his divine origin. He carries the “earth of his mother’s grave” as a constant reminder of his roots, preventing him from engaging in deceitful acts. His unwavering adherence to integrity, combined with divine providence, creates miracles. He proclaims that the most unconquerable person in the world is an honest one, always striving to alleviate suffering, rectify injustices, and heal the sick. It is this integrity that has bestowed upon his followers the greatest blessings, making them the most fortunate people in the world.

The Future of Humanity and the Divine Plan
his presence and the establishment of Haneulgung are not for personal gain but for the salvation of all humanity. He is actively preparing for a future where the elderly, currently facing inadequate care, will find solace and dignity in the Haneulgung Silver Town. This grand vision, which he has been meticulously planning, is a testament to his foresight and unwavering commitment to humanity’s well-being. his followers are not merely passive observers but active participants in this divine mission, their collective strength essential for expanding the Haneulgung and realizing its global impact. His ultimate goal, from childhood, has been the salvation of all humankind, transcending national boundaries.

1. The Era of Spiritual Judgment and the Path to Inner Purity

We are currently living in an era of judgment, where the wheat is separated from the chaff. To navigate through various trials, it is essential to be armed with spirituality. We must widely proclaim the divine authority and blessings bestowed upon us by God-man. The era of Huh Kyung-young’s spirituality will soon unfold, ushering in a peaceful world free from war and national borders.

2. The Essence of True Character: Revealed in Absence
   A woman, having been struck by her husband on their wedding day, carried this resentment throughout their marriage. Despite her husband’s efforts, she perceived him negatively, leading to a lifetime of torment. This constant strife eventually led to her early demise, leaving her husband to mourn her deeply at her grave. This illustrates a profound truth about human relationships: true character is often revealed only in the absence of the other person. When someone is present, we tend to focus on flaws and imperfections. However, it is when they are gone that their true value and the depth of our feelings for them become apparent.

True character, or integrity, is defined by actions taken when no one is watching. It is not about how one behaves in the presence of a spouse or an interviewer, but rather what one does when alone. For instance, a company president once tested job applicants by scattering trash in the interview hallway. The candidate who picked up the trash, even without being observed, demonstrated genuine integrity, which was ultimately valued above superficial qualifications. This principle extends to all aspects of life; the heavens constantly observe our actions, especially when we believe ourselves to be unobserved.

3. The Visionary Leadership: Beyond Human Limitations
   Reverend Cho Yong Gi, a prominent religious leader, began his ministry with only five congregants in a tent church. Despite the meager attendance, he would proclaim with unwavering conviction that a thousand people were present, thanking God for their presence. This was not a lie, but a powerful vision and faith that eventually manifested into reality, leading to the growth of his church to tens of thousands. This demonstrates that a man of vision does not dwell on current realities but projects a grand future.

God-man Huh Kyung-young’s vision for Haneulgung is even grander, encompassing an area of 100 million pyeong (approximately 82,000 acres), starting with the current 1 million pyeong site. This vast area, strategically located with two large reservoirs (Majang and Gisan) and surrounded by mountains, is envisioned as a global sanctuary. The landscape, resembling a woman’s womb, is naturally protected and pristine, with no factories or human settlements for miles, ensuring pure air and water. This ambitious plan, far exceeding human capabilities, is a divine blueprint for the future.

4. The Grand Design of Haneulgung: A Global Paradise for the Elderly
   The ultimate goal for Haneulgung is to establish the world’s finest silver town, a paradise for the elderly, capable of accommodating ten million residents. This will be a place where seniors, regardless of their financial status, can live comfortably with free meals, medical care, and complete freedom. God-man envisions a system where residents are categorized by their “military number” (the year they joined Haneulgung), determining their benefits and living arrangements. This revolutionary concept aims to transform the current elder care system, making traditional nursing homes obsolete.

The Haneulgung silver town will feature state-of-the-art facilities, including cable cars connecting different areas and a serene environment with diverse wildlife, including swans. This comprehensive plan addresses the critical issue of elder care, offering a dignified and joyful life for seniors, a stark contrast to the often-depressing reality of conventional nursing homes. God-man’s vision is to create a true heaven on Earth for the elderly, a place where they can live out their golden years in peace and happiness.

5. The Cornerstone of Character: Honesty and Righteousness
   The foundation of all human character and success lies in honesty. Just as the Eightfold Path in Buddhism emphasizes “right” (정) in every aspect of life—right view, right thought, right speech, right action, right livelihood, right effort, right mindfulness, and right concentration—honesty is the fundamental principle that governs all actions. Without honesty, all other virtues crumble.

God-man emphasizes that true character is revealed not when observed, but when one is alone and faced with temptation. He recounts a story of a company president testing job applicants by leaving money in the hallway. Only one candidate returned the money, demonstrating genuine honesty. This act of integrity, even in a small matter, is what truly defines a person and determines their destiny. The heavens observe our innermost intentions and actions, especially when we believe no one is watching. Therefore, cultivating honesty is paramount for both individual well-being and the success of any endeavor.

6. The Prophetic Calendar and Global Transformations
   God-man has a profound understanding of global events, predicting significant occurrences based on a unique calendar system. He foresaw the COVID-19 pandemic originating from China in the Gyeongja year (2020), describing it as a plague from “flying rats.” He also predicted the subsequent economic downturn and real estate market collapse in the Shinmyo (2021), Imin (2022), and Gyemyo (2023) years. These predictions highlight the interconnectedness of global events with specific calendrical cycles.

The current Gyemyo year (2023) is characterized by “water” elements, leading to global issues related to water, such as ocean pollution and conflicts over ports and waterways, as seen in the Ukraine-Russia war and the Israel-Hamas conflict. These events directly impact real estate markets and global stability. The upcoming Gapjin year (2024) and Eulsa year (2025) are also part of this prophetic cycle, with the Eulsa year marking a significant period for Haneulgung’s expansion, as God-man plans to acquire vast lands around the reservoirs to realize his vision.

7. The Eternal Nature of Gold and the Promise of Immortality
   Gold, unlike other elements, does not age or decay. It remains unchanged for thousands of years, symbolizing its eternal nature. God-man reveals that gold is a substance sent from White Heaven to Earth, explaining its significance in ancient cultures, such as the use of gold in Egyptian mummification and Buddhist statues. The belief was that gold facilitates the return of the soul to the White Heaven.

This concept extends to the idea of immortality (불로장생, bullojangsaeng). God-man asserts that by invoking his name, any food or substance can become “immortal,” halting oxidation and decay. This implies a profound spiritual power that can transform matter and extend life. For the residents of Haneulgung’s silver town, this means not only a comfortable life but also the potential for extended well-being, as their physical and spiritual needs will be met in a way that transcends conventional human limitations. God-man’s presence and teachings offer a path to a future where aging and decay are no longer inevitable, promising a life of eternal youth and vitality.