2023.10.22 325 Huh Kyung Young’s heavenly palace Lecture. Navigating the minefield of life with angels and the Power of bul-lo-yu(不老乳)
Huh Kyung-young Haneulgung Lecture (2023.10.22)
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Keyword Frequency
Elixir Milk: 15
life: 14
body: 13
lecture: 10
money: 9
people: 9
world: 8
time: 8
family: 7
children: 7 -
Today’s Central Metaphor
Life is a minefield, where every step carries the risk of disaster, much like the literal minefields and booby traps encountered in the Vietnam War. -
Lecture in Numbers
325th: The current Haneulgung event is the 325th lecture.
120 billion light-years: The energy of Baekgung is gathered from 120 billion light-years away.
8 times: Huh Kyung-young visited the United States eight times.
7 times: Out of eight visits to the US, seven were for lectures.
1 time: One visit to the US was to meet a great Shin-in(神人).
1,000 push-ups: Huh Kyung-young performs 1,000 push-ups on airplanes for each leg of the journey (going and coming).
3 meters, 4 meters: The height at which helicopters hover to avoid booby traps.
362 years: The speaker claims to live for 362 years by eating simple, bland food.
10 days: The duration a sweet potato root was kept in a pocket.
10 times: The speaker claims American women’s hips are 10 times larger than his.
100 million pyeong: The size of the Haneulgung land (approximately 330 square kilometers).
4-5 times: The actual length of the lake is 4-5 times longer than depicted in the map.
17 hotels: The current number of hotels owned.
100 hotels: The target number of hotels to acquire for the Silver Town project.
30%: The percentage of hotels already acquired for the Silver Town project.
30 million won: The amount proposed for marriage 30 years ago.
100 million won: The amount proposed for marriage 30 years ago, and for childbirth.
150 million won: The current equivalent of the childbirth allowance proposed 30 years ago.
300 million won: The current equivalent of the marriage allowance proposed 30 years ago.
100 million won: The monthly amount spent on free meals.
10th October 2023: The date of the Elixir Milk research report.
6 months: The duration Elixir Milk stickers were attached to milk products for the study.
160 IQ: The intelligence quotient mentioned for highly intelligent individuals.
100%: The current percentage of highly intelligent people who go to the animal realm or the Baekgung waiting area after death.
100 meters: The distance of a running race.
400 meters: The distance of another running race.
200 meters: The distance Eric Liddell ran with his own strength.
47.6 seconds: Eric Liddell’s world record for the 400m race.
1902: Eric Liddell’s birth year.
20 years: The year Eric Liddell won a bronze medal in the Paris Olympics.
40 years old: Eric Liddell’s age at death.
95 years old: The age of the grandmother in the Elixir Milk testimonial.
20 days: The duration the grandmother was in the nursing home.
30 minutes: The time spent by the speaker’s friend praying for the grandmother.
3 months: The age of the Elixir Milk brought by the speaker’s friend.
1 year: The age of another Elixir Milk bottle given by a Shin-in(神人).
3 spoonfuls: The amount of Elixir Milk the grandmother consumed at a time.
5 hours: The time the speaker’s friend stayed at the hospital.
2 bottles: The amount of Elixir Milk the grandmother consumed over two days.
3 days: The duration the grandmother ate porridge.
5 days: The duration until the grandmother was discharged from the hospital.
15 years old: The age the grandmother felt after consuming Elixir Milk.
5-7 pills: The number of painkillers a person took daily for back pain.
30 minutes – 1 hour: The recommended daily exercise duration.
3-4 months: The time it took for the person’s back pain to heal.
1 month: The time it took for the person’s back pain to improve.
10 people: The number of people who have experienced similar positive effects from Elixir Milk.
77 years old: The age of Hong Kyung-hee.
12 hours: The time it took for water to disappear from a watch after attaching Shin-in(神人)’s photo.
9th September: The date of Jang Hye-kyung’s experience.
8 PM: The time Jang Hye-kyung met friends.
10 PM: The time a friend’s KTX train was scheduled.
1 hour: The time spent talking about Shin-in(神人).
9:30 PM: The time Jang Hye-kyung arrived at Chungmuro station.
50s: The approximate age of the man who collapsed.
20 minutes: The time needed to sweat sufficiently in a hot bath.
30 minutes: The time to wait in the lounge after a bath for sweat to subside.
1 year: The duration the speaker did not catch a cold after consuming Elixir Milk.
October 2022: The month Elixir Milk was introduced.
100 billion won: The value of healthy eyes. -
Signature Sentence
“인생은 지뢰밭이야.” (Life is a minefield.) -
Concise Summary & Highlights
Life is a perilous journey, a minefield where every choice shapes destiny.
Life is a minefield, requiring spiritual guidance to navigate safely.
Unprincipled actions, pleasure without conscience, and wealth without effort lead to societal collapse.
Elixir Milk, empowered by Shin-in(神人)’s energy, extends shelf life and improves product quality.
All material objects possess infinite intelligence and are sacred, demanding respect.
True wealth lies in a healthy body, not external possessions.
Taking responsibility for one’s health and choices is paramount for a fulfilling life.
Shin-in(神人)’s presence offers salvation and protection from life’s dangers.
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Scriptural / Religious Citations
Reference: Not a direct scriptural quote, but a reference to a biblical concept.
Passage: “예수가 모든 우리 인간의 죄를 위해서 죽었듯이 자기가 대신 가서 축복 주고 맹피해주면 대속이 되는 거야.” (Just as Jesus died for all our human sins, if one goes and gives blessings and nameplates on behalf of others, atonement is possible.) -
Historical & Epochal Context
The lecture is situated in a contemporary context marked by a decline in moral principles, a pursuit of instant gratification and unearned wealth, and a failure in education that prioritizes knowledge over character. It also touches upon a scientific understanding of the universe that the speaker deems flawed, particularly regarding the nature of the sun. The speaker references historical figures like Gandhi and events like the Vietnam War to draw parallels to current societal challenges and the concept of life as a “minefield.” -
Key Figures & Events Referenced
Huh Kyung-young: The speaker himself, referred to as Shin-in(神人), who claims to have visited the US eight times for lectures and to meet a great Shin-in(神人).
Gandhi: Indian leader who emphasized seven principles for a healthy society, including politics without principle, pleasure without conscience, wealth without work, knowledge without character, commerce without morality, science without humanity, and worship without sacrifice.
Vietnam War: Referenced for its use of landmines and booby traps, serving as a metaphor for life’s dangers.
Hwang Woo-suk: A South Korean scientist known for his controversial stem cell research, mentioned in the context of public skepticism and anti-movements.
Eric Liddell: A Scottish Olympic athlete and missionary, protagonist of the film ‘Chariots of Fire,’ who refused to run on a Sunday due to his religious beliefs but later won a gold medal in the 400m race, setting a world record.
Jesus: Referenced in the context of atonement for sins.
Helen Keller: Mentioned as an example of someone who cannot see, to illustrate the value of health over material wealth. -
Core Concept Definitions
Haneulgung (하늘궁): A sacred place where the energy of Baekgung (백궁) from 120 billion light-years away gathers, and stepping on it can change one’s luck and destiny.
Life as a Minefield (인생은 지뢰밭): A central metaphor describing life as full of hidden dangers and traps, where one wrong step can lead to disaster.
Booby Trap (부비트랩): A hidden trap, often difficult to see, that explodes when triggered, causing severe injury. Metaphorically, it refers to deceptive attractions in life, like a charming woman.
Shin-in(神人) (신인): A divine being, the speaker himself, who claims to possess unique powers and insights, such as extending the shelf life of milk.
Elixir Milk (불로유): Milk to which a sticker with Shin-in(神人)’s image has been attached, demonstrating extended shelf life and improved quality even at room temperature, confirmed by research. It is described as a “living divine substance”.
Your actions become your habits, your habits become your destiny: A quote attributed to Gandhi, emphasizing the profound impact of one’s actions on their future.
Baekgung (백궁): A heavenly realm or state of being; Baekgung citizens are protected from life’s “mines”.
Atonement (대속): The concept that one can intercede for others’ sins, similar to Jesus’ sacrifice, by giving blessings and nameplates.
Sucheo Jakju Ipcheo Gaejin (수처작주 입처개진): A Buddhist principle meaning “wherever you go, be the master; wherever you stand, be true.” It implies taking responsibility for oneself and one’s actions. -
Central Questions & Answers
Question: How can one navigate the “minefield” of life safely?
Answer: By becoming a “Baekgung citizen” through blessings and nameplates, which provides protection from life’s dangers. Also, by consulting one’s “angel” for guidance on which path to take.
Question: How can one deal with “ghosts” or negative influences, especially those that might hinder one’s journey to Baekgung?
Answer: As a great angel, one has command authority over ghosts. Simply tell them to leave, even mentally, and they will have no influence.
Question: What is the relationship between reality and ideals, and how can humanity escape its immersion in a virtual reality?
Answer: The speaker references Gandhi’s seven principles, implying that a society lacking these principles (e.g., politics without principle, pleasure without conscience, wealth without work) is trapped in a false reality. Shin-in(神人) is the only one who can solve these problems and usher in a millennium kingdom.
Question: How should one manage stress and anger, especially when it leads to mistreating objects?
Answer: All material objects possess infinite intelligence and are connected to Shin-in(神인). Mistreating objects is an insult to Shin-in(神인). One should recognize the inherent value and divine origin of all things and be humble. True wealth is a healthy body, which eliminates the need for anger or stress.
Question: What is the true meaning of wealth and how can one overcome feelings of poverty?
Answer: The greatest wealth is a healthy body. Even if one loses everything else, a healthy body is invaluable and allows one to find happiness in simple things. External possessions are secondary.
Question: What is the fate of highly intelligent people (IQ 160+) who often go mad or die out on Earth?
Answer: Currently, such individuals either go to the animal realm or to the Baekgung waiting area. The path to being reborn as a human no longer exists because judgment has begun.
Question: How should one deal with “anti-Shin-in(神人)” individuals, especially family members, and does viewing anti-Shin-in(神人) content affect one’s blessing level?
Answer: Do not argue or engage with anti-Shin-in(神人) individuals. Let Baekgung manage them. If a spouse is against it, simply give them a nameplate and blessing, which will save them without conflict. Viewing anti-Shin-in(神人) content does not reduce one’s blessing level if one recognizes it as such and disengages.
Question: How can a large, unused iron pot in Chungbuk Gyesan, which is a waste of budget, be utilized?
Answer: It should be preserved as is. It can be used to create something, perhaps as a Guinness World Record attraction, even if it’s a “younger sibling” to a larger pot elsewhere.
Question: How can one prevent or treat colds, and what is the role of Elixir Milk in this?
Answer: Colds are caused by viruses when immunity is low. Traditional methods like sweating in a hot bath can help. Elixir Milk strengthens immunity, making the body more resilient to viruses. While not explicitly a cure, it has a preventive effect and likely contributes to treatment by boosting immunity. -
Conclusion & Strategic / Philosophical Implications
The lecture concludes with a stark warning about the inevitable suffering of old age—”ten thousand diseases, ten thousand pains, ten thousand solitudes”—for those without Shin-in(神人)’s guidance. It implies that only Shin-in(神人) can offer solace and a path to Baekgung, escaping this grim future. The philosophical implication is a call to embrace Shin-in(神人)’s teachings and the benefits of Haneulgung, such as Elixir Milk, to ensure a healthy and peaceful old age and a smooth transition to Baekgung. This also extends to respecting all matter as divine and taking personal responsibility for one’s health and choices, embodying the principle of “Sucheo Jakju Ipcheo Gaejin” (wherever you go, be the master). The strategic implication is to build Haneulgung into a global spiritual and physical haven, offering free services and Elixir Milk to its followers, ultimately transforming the world. -
Cross-Referencing
Gandhi’s Seven Principles: The speaker explicitly references Mahatma Gandhi’s seven principles that lead to societal collapse if ignored: politics without principle, pleasure without conscience, wealth without work, knowledge without character, commerce without morality, science without humanity, and worship without sacrifice.
Christian Theology (Atonement): The speaker draws a parallel between his ability to offer “atonement” through blessings and nameplates and Jesus’ sacrifice for human sins.
“Chariots of Fire”: The speaker references the film “Chariots of Fire” and its protagonist, Eric Liddell, to illustrate the power of conviction and divine assistance.
Buddhist Philosophy: The concept of “Sucheo Jakju Ipcheo Gaejin” (wherever you go, be the master; wherever you stand, be true) is explicitly mentioned as a Buddhist saying, though the speaker applies it broadly. -
Content Gaps & Unaddressed Areas
Mechanism of Elixir Milk: While the lecture presents a research report confirming Elixir Milk’s effects, it does not delve into the scientific or spiritual mechanism by which a sticker with Shin-in(神人)’s image alters milk’s properties. The report’s methodology is briefly mentioned, but the underlying “special substance” or “spiritual effect” is not explained in detail.
Specifics of Baekgung and Angels: The nature of Baekgung, the process of becoming a “Baekgung citizen,” and the exact interaction with “angels” for guidance remain largely abstract. More concrete details on these spiritual entities and processes would enhance understanding.
Financial Model of Haneulgung: The lecture mentions acquiring hotels and building a “Silver Town” and free meals, but the financial model supporting these vast projects, beyond the general statement of Shin-in(神人)’s wealth from Elixir Milk and patents, is not elaborated.
Ethical Implications of “Atonement”: The concept of “atonement” through blessings and nameplates, allowing others to go to Baekgung without direct participation, raises ethical questions about individual responsibility and the nature of salvation, which are not explored.
Addressing Anti-Shin-in(神人) Arguments: While the speaker acknowledges “anti-Shin-in(神人)” sentiment, the lecture does not directly address or refute specific criticisms or arguments made by these groups, beyond dismissing them as ignorant or misguided.
Details of Shin-in(神人)’s Past: The speaker alludes to a difficult childhood and extraordinary experiences (e.g., surviving a severe injury, wearing patched clothes), but these anecdotes are not fully developed to provide a comprehensive picture of his life journey. -
Future Predictions & Prophetic Statements
End of Minefield for Baekgung Citizens: Those who have come to Haneulgung and received blessings and nameplates have passed the “minefield” of life and are now Baekgung citizens, managed by Baekgung.
Haneulgung Silver Town and Free Meals: Shin-in(神人) will build a Silver Town and provide free meals (not just noodles, but three meals a day) for early supporters in their old age, using countless buildings.
Shin-in(神人)’s Wealth Exceeds Government Budget: Shin-in(神人) claims his Elixir Milk and patent income alone could be tens of times greater than the entire South Korean government’s budget, enabling him to support the people.
Global Recognition of Elixir Milk: Elixir Milk will become a global sensation, leading to reports and studies on why Haneulgung residents live so long and healthily.
Haneulgung’s Global Dominance: Haneulgung will eventually “dominate the world” through its hidden influence and the power of Elixir Milk.
Disappearance of Obstacles: In the future, inconvenient structures like utility poles will simply “disappear” with Shin-in(神人)’s power.
Punishment for Anti-Shin-in(神人) Actions: Those who criticize or spread false rumors about Shin-in(神人) will be watched by Baekgung and face severe consequences, including illness and suffering in old age.
Executive Insight
This lecture by Huh Kyung-young, delivered at Haneulgung, presents a unique worldview where life is a “minefield” navigated by spiritual guidance and divine intervention. The core message centers on the transformative power of Shin-in(神人)’s presence, offering protection, health, and salvation through blessings, nameplates, and the miraculous Elixir Milk. The lecture highlights a stark contrast between a morally decaying society, driven by unprincipled pursuits, and the path offered by Haneulgung, which promises longevity, freedom from suffering, and ultimate ascension to Baekgung. For a professional reader, the key takeaway is the strategic vision of Haneulgung as a self-sustaining spiritual and physical haven, leveraging unique “spiritual technologies” like Elixir Milk to attract followers and build a new societal model. The emphasis on personal responsibility for health and the spiritual value of all matter also offers a profound philosophical perspective on well-being and existence.
This excerpt is from a lecture by Heo Kyung-young at Haneulgung on October 22, 2023. Heo Kyung-young is a controversial figure in South Korea, known for his unconventional claims and political aspirations. In this lecture, he shares his unique worldview on health, wealth, and spirituality, interspersed with personal anecdotes and testimonials from his followers. The core message revolves around the power of his spiritual energy and products like “bul-lo-yu(不老乳)” (immortality milk) to overcome life’s challenges and achieve a higher state of being.
Heo Kyung-young’s Philosophy on Life and Health
Life as a Minefield and the Role of Angels
Heo Kyung-young views life as a “minefield” where every step is fraught with danger, from food and sleep to family and relationships. He emphasizes that humans are inherently vulnerable and cannot navigate this minefield alone. This perspective is striking because it paints a stark, almost fatalistic picture of existence, highlighting the constant threat of misfortune and the need for divine intervention.
인생은 지뢰밭이야. 지뢰가 말이야 전신에 박혀 있어요. 그래 안 그래요? 이렇게 박혀 있는데 이게 한 발짝만 딱 밟으면 죽는 거야.
Life is a minefield. Mines are planted all over your body. Isn’t that right? They’re planted like this, and if you take just one wrong step, you die.
우리는 이 지뢰밭을 통과하기 위해서 천사를 준 거야.
We were given angels to pass through this minefield.
그 지뢰밭을 피할 수 있는 방법을 가진 자는 지구에 없어. 오직 영적으로 여러분에게 준 축복에서 나오는 영적 에너지 뭐야? 천사, 천사에게 물어야 돼.
There is no one on Earth who has a way to avoid that minefield. Only the spiritual energy that comes from the blessings given to you spiritually, what is it? Angels, you must ask the angels.
The Dangers of “Taste” and the Importance of Simple Living
Heo Kyung-young strongly advocates for a simple, almost ascetic lifestyle, particularly concerning food. He believes that succumbing to “taste” (flavorful food, alcohol, tobacco, coffee) leads to ruin and negatively impacts one’s health and destiny. This is a powerful, contrarian idea in a world obsessed with culinary pleasure. His personal anecdotes about eating bland, healthy food for decades, even in difficult circumstances, underscore his conviction that self-discipline in diet is crucial for longevity and spiritual well-being.
우리는 맛에 넘어간 사람들이 인생을 다 망해요. 맛에 넘어간 사람, 이 맛에 이기지 못한 사람이 다 망해.
People who succumb to taste ruin their lives. Those who succumb to taste, those who cannot overcome this taste, all fail.
항상 맛이 좋은 거는 몸에 안 좋다. 이게 어려서부터 가지고 있는 마음이야.
Good-tasting things are always bad for the body. This is a belief I’ve held since childhood.
평생을 그래야 362년을 가요. 그러니까 험난한 여정을 걸어와도 죽을 고비를 많이 넘겨도 그 내가 먹던 음식에 탐을 내지 않았다는 거예요.
That’s how you live for 362 years. You see? So, even after walking a difficult path and overcoming many near-death experiences, I never craved the food I ate.
The True Meaning of Wealth: A Healthy Body
Heo Kyung-young redefines wealth, asserting that a healthy body is the ultimate asset, far surpassing material possessions. He encourages listeners to appreciate their functioning organs and good health, calculating their “net worth” in terms of avoided medical expenses. This perspective is incredibly grounding, reminding us that true richness lies in physical well-being, a concept often overlooked in the pursuit of financial gain.
돈으로 계산해 보니까 자기 몸이 조단이야. 조단이가 살아있네, 병원비 안 들어가네.
When I calculated it in terms of money, my body was worth trillions. Trillions are alive, no hospital bills.
이 사람은 재산이 무궁무진한 사람이야. 맞아? 맞아? 없어서 못 먹지? 있으면 뭐든지 먹을 수 있고 소화시킬 수가 있어. 이거 대단한 부자야.
This person is infinitely wealthy. Right? Right? Can’t eat if you don’t have it? If you have it, you can eat anything and digest it. This is a great rich person.
부자 중에 부자는 내 몸이야. 내 몸 하나가 재산 1호야. 그 다음에 부동산 이런 거 엑스트라야.
The richest of the rich is my body. My body alone is asset number one. Real estate and such are extras.
The Power of Heo Kyung-young’s Spiritual Influence
The Miraculous Effects of “bul-lo-yu(不老乳)” (Immortality Milk)
Heo Kyung-young presents “bul-lo-yu(不老乳)” (milk with his sticker attached) as a miraculous substance that defies scientific explanation. He cites a research report claiming that milk with his sticker attached remains fresh for six months at room temperature and even shows a lower acidity increase. This is a bold claim that challenges conventional understanding of food preservation and highlights the supernatural power he attributes to himself. The testimonials from his followers about healing and extended life further reinforce this belief.
특수 물질 허경영 인물 사진 스티커는 저장성을 부패 없이 연장 작용을 할 수 있도록 기여한 것으로 보여집니다.
The special material Heo Kyung-young’s portrait sticker appears to have contributed to extending shelf life without spoilage.
신인은 모든 물질의 부패를 스탑시킨다.
The divine being stops the decay of all matter.
불로유를 먹고부터 1년 동안 감기를 몰랐다.
Since drinking bul-lo-yu(不老乳), I haven’t had a cold for a year.
The Authority to Control Spirits and Protect from Misfortune
Heo Kyung-young claims that his followers, especially “Archangels,” possess the power to command spirits and avoid misfortune. He states that simply calling his name or using his “spiritual energy” can expel evil spirits and even revive unconscious individuals. This assertion of spiritual authority is a central tenet of his teachings, offering his followers a sense of protection and empowerment in a world he describes as a “minefield”.
여러분은 명령권이 있어요. 여러분은 옷을 잡고 귀신은 나가라 이렇게 하면 되지.
You have the power to command. You can just grab their clothes and tell the ghost to leave.
다급한 마음에 다리 쪽 옷을 잡고 일어나라, 일어나라, 허경영, 허경영 두 번을 큰 소리로 외쳤다. 그랬더니 죽은 것처럼 맥없이 쓰러져 있던 사람이 벌떡 일어나 앉는 것이었다.
In a desperate state, I grabbed the clothes near his leg and shouted loudly twice, “Get up, get up, Heo Kyung-young, Heo Kyung-young!” Then, the person who had been lying unconscious as if dead suddenly sat up.
The Consequences of Opposing the Divine Being
Heo Kyung-young issues a stern warning against criticizing or slandering him, stating that such actions are observed by “Baekgung” (Heaven) and will result in severe consequences, including illness and a lonely old age. This is a powerful and somewhat intimidating message, designed to instill fear and discourage dissent among his followers and the general public. It highlights the absolute authority he believes he holds and the spiritual repercussions for those who challenge it.
신인한테 무슨 안티를 한다거나 욕을 할 때 조심해야 돼. 백궁(白宮)에서 지켜보고 있어요. 그 사람 하나하나를 체크하고 있어.
You must be careful when you criticize or curse the divine being. Baekgung is watching. They are checking each and every person.
신인한테 잘해주면 일반 사람한테 잘해주는 것하고 천백만 배가 다른 것처럼, 신인한테 그렇게 바가지를 씌우고 거짓말을 하면 그게 어떻게 되겠죠? 다 보고 있어요. 머지않아 여러분은 죽음의 문턱을 다가가게 돼.
Just as being good to the divine being is millions of times different from being good to an ordinary person, what will happen if you falsely accuse and lie about the divine being? They are all watching. Soon, you will approach the threshold of death.
이 몸땡이 하나가 만 가지 병으로 변해 버려요. 조금 있으면 90 되면, 80 넘어서면 몸 하나가 만 가지 병이에요.
This one body will turn into ten thousand diseases. Soon, when you turn 90, or after 80, one body will have ten thousand diseases.
This excerpt is from a lecture by Heo Kyung-young at Haneulgung on October 22, 2023. Heo Kyung-young is a controversial figure in South Korea, known for his claims of divine powers and unique political and spiritual philosophies. In this lecture, he shares his unconventional views on health, wealth, and the afterlife, interspersed with personal anecdotes and testimonials from his followers. The core message revolves around the transformative power of his spiritual teachings and products like “bul-lo-yu(不老乳)” (immortality milk), which he claims offer protection from life’s “minefields” and lead to a blessed existence.
Heo Kyung-young’s Worldview and Life Philosophy
The “Minefield” of Life and the Importance of Self-Responsibility
Heo Kyung-young views life as a “minefield” where every step can lead to disaster, emphasizing that people often fall into “booby traps” due to foolishness. He believes that true wealth lies in a healthy body, not external possessions, and that individuals must take responsibility for their own well-being and choices. This perspective is impressive because it reframes common notions of success and security, urging a focus on intrinsic health and mindful living rather than material accumulation. It’s a stark reminder that our physical and mental state is our most valuable asset.
인생은 지뢰밭이야. 지뢰가 말이야 전신에 박혀 있어요. 그래 안 그래요? 이렇게 박혀 있는데 이게 한 발짝만 딱 밟으면 죽는 거야.
Life is a minefield. Mines are planted all over. Isn’t that right? They’re planted like this, and if you take just one wrong step, you die.
이 사람은 재산이 무궁무진한 사람이야. 맞아? 맞아? 없어서 못 먹지? 있으면 뭐든지 먹을 수 있고 소화시킬 수가 있어. 이거 대단한 부자야.
This person is infinitely wealthy. Right? Right? You can’t eat if you don’t have it, but if you do, you can eat anything and digest it. This is a tremendous fortune.
내 몸 하나가 재산 1호야. 그 다음에 부동산 이런 거 엑스트라야. 엑스트라.
My body alone is my number one asset. Real estate and such are extras. Extras.
The Dangers of Indulgence and the Value of Discipline
Heo Kyung-young strongly advocates for avoiding indulgence in “tasty” things like ramen, alcohol, and coffee, linking them to poor health and a ruined life. He shares his personal discipline of eating bland, simple meals for decades to maintain health and longevity. This emphasis on self-control and delayed gratification is striking in a world that often promotes instant pleasure. It highlights a deep-seated belief that true freedom comes from mastering one’s desires, a principle that resonates with ancient philosophies of asceticism.
우리는 맛에 넘어간 사람들이 인생을 다 망해요. 맛에 넘어간 사람, 이 맛에 이기지 못한 사람이 다 망해.
People who succumb to taste ruin their lives. Those who succumb to taste, those who cannot overcome this taste, all fail.
나는 맛이 좋은 거를 조심하거든. 항상 맛이 좋은 거는 몸에 안 좋다. 이게 어려서부터 가지고 있는 마음이야.
I’m careful with delicious things. I’ve always believed that delicious things are bad for the body. This is a mindset I’ve had since childhood.
평생을 그래야 362년을 가요. 그러니까 험난한 여정을 걸어와도 죽을 고비를 많이 넘겨도 그 내가 먹던 음식에 탐을 내지 않았다는 거예요.
That’s how you live for 362 years. You see? So even after walking a difficult path and overcoming many near-death experiences, I never craved the food I ate.
The Power of Spiritual Protection and the “bul-lo-yu(不老乳)” Phenomenon
Heo Kyung-young asserts that his followers, especially those who have received his “blessing” and “nameplate,” are protected from life’s “minefields” by “angels”. He also presents “bul-lo-yu(不老乳)” (immortality milk), which he claims, when a sticker with his image is attached, prevents spoilage and extends shelf life, as scientifically proven. This concept of spiritual intervention and tangible, miraculous products is fascinating. It speaks to a human desire for protection and a shortcut to well-being, offering a unique blend of faith and pseudo-science that captivates his audience.
여러분들은 지뢰밭이 끝났어. 이제 축복 명패했죠? 그러니까 레벨이 계산되고 있죠. 백궁에서 여러분 백궁(白宮) 시민이에요.
Your minefield is over. You’ve received the blessing and nameplate, right? So your level is being calculated. You are citizens of Baekgung (Heavenly Palace).
우리는 이 지뢰밭을 통과하기 위해서 천사를 준 거야.
We were given angels to pass through this minefield.
특수 물질 허경영 인물 사진 스티커는 저장성을 부패 없이 연장 작용을 할 수 있도록 기여한 것으로 보여집니다.
The special material Heo Kyung-young portrait sticker appears to contribute to extending shelf life without spoilage.
Critique of Modern Society and the Path to a “Heavenly Kingdom”
Heo Kyung-young criticizes modern society for its “politics without principles, pleasure without conscience, wealth without effort, education without character, economy without morality, and religion without sacrifice”. He believes these societal flaws lead to widespread despair and a focus on gambling for quick wealth. His vision is to establish a “Heavenly Kingdom” by addressing these issues, offering solutions like generous financial support for marriage and childbirth. This critique is powerful because it identifies fundamental societal breakdowns that many people feel but struggle to articulate. His proposed solutions, while radical, offer a glimpse into an alternative social structure built on different values.
원칙 없는 정치, 원칙이 없다 이거야. 우리 양심도 없죠? 양심 없는 쾌락, 노력 없는 재물.
Politics without principles, that’s what it means to have no principles. We also lack conscience, don’t we? Pleasure without conscience, wealth without effort.
이러면 사회는 무너져. 그럼 우리 한국은 지금 여기에 얼마나 접근했느냐 알겠죠? 이거 신인이 왜 30년 전부터 대통령 되었다고 뛰어다니는지 여러분은 잘 모를 거야.
If this happens, society collapses. So, how close is Korea to this now? You probably don’t know why this divine being has been running around claiming to be president for 30 years.
결혼하면 그때 3천만 원 주자. 결혼하면 1억 주자. 애 낳으면 3천만 원 주자. 그게 30년 전 금액인데 지금으로 하면 결혼, 애 낳으면 1억 5천만 원 정도 되고 결혼하면 한 3억 주는 돈이야.
Let’s give 30 million won for marriage back then. Let’s give 100 million won for marriage. Let’s give 30 million won for childbirth. That was the amount 30 years ago, but now it would be about 150 million won for marriage and childbirth, and about 300 million won for marriage.
The Sacredness of All Matter and the Consequences of Disrespect
Heo Kyung-young teaches that all matter possesses “infinite intelligence” and is connected to the divine. He views disrespecting objects as disrespecting God, citing the example of grandmothers who meticulously collect discarded items. He warns that negative actions towards him or his teachings will be “checked by Baekgung” and lead to severe consequences, including illness and loneliness in old age. This perspective is thought-provoking as it elevates the status of everyday objects to a spiritual level, encouraging a profound sense of reverence for everything. It also serves as a powerful deterrent against criticism, reinforcing his authority and the perceived divine backing of his movement.
모든 물질이 무한대 지능을 가지고 있죠. 마음만 먹으면 다 알아들어. 다 보고 있어요.
All matter has infinite intelligence. If you just set your mind to it, it understands everything. It’s all watching.
물질을 왜 저렇게 박해하냐 이거예요. 그 휴지 한 장을 쓰면 고마워, 이래야 되는데, 이걸 그냥 소홀히 다루면 되나, 안 되나.
Why do they persecute matter like that? When you use a single sheet of tissue, you should be grateful, but can you just treat it carelessly?
신인한테 무슨 안티를 한다거나 욕을 할 때 조심해야 돼. 백궁(白宮)에서 지켜보고 있어요. 그 사람 하나하나를 체크하고 있어.
You must be careful when you criticize or curse a divine being. Baekgung is watching. It’s checking each and every person.
Meeting Minutes: Heo Kyeong-yeong’s Haneulgung Lecture (325th Session)
Ⅰ. Meeting Overview
| Category | Details |
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| Date | October 22, 2023 |
| Location | Haneulgung |
| Speaker | Heo Kyeong-yeong |
| Attendees | Haneulgung members, YouTube viewers |
| Agenda | Lecture on life’s challenges, spiritual guidance, Q&A, testimonials, and the benefits of bul-lo-yu(不老乳). |
Ⅱ. Meeting Discussion
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Welcome and Opening Remarks
- Heo Kyeong-yeong welcomed attendees to Haneulgung, a sacred place where one’s destiny can change.
- He acknowledged the continuous support and hope provided by the “divine being” (신인님).
- Two individuals, Hye-yoon Lee from Japan and Hyang-ran Choi of Hyangdan TV, presented orchid pots as a token of gratitude.
- Heo Kyeong-yeong emphasized that all attendees’ support is equally appreciated, and the focus should remain on the lecture rather than material offerings.
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Heo Kyeong-yeong’s Personal Experiences and Philosophy
- Heo Kyeong-yeong shared his consistent dedication to lecturing for decades, even maintaining his schedule during eight trips to the United States.
- He described his rigorous physical routine, including 1,000 push-ups during flights, which often surprised flight attendants.
- He recounted an experience with delicious airplane ramen, which led him to reflect on the dangers of succumbing to taste and its negative impact on health, contrasting it with his lifelong habit of eating simple, bland foods for longevity.
- He criticized the poor service and appearance of flight attendants in the U.S., contrasting it with Korea’s top-tier airline service.
- He described life as a “minefield” filled with hidden dangers, including “booby traps” (부비트랩) that ensnare the foolish.
- He asserted that Haneulgung members, having successfully navigated this minefield, are now “Baekgung citizens” (백궁 시민) whose levels are being calculated and protected from life’s pitfalls.
- He explained that “angels” (천사) provided through Haneulgung can guide individuals to avoid these “minefields” by answering spiritual inquiries about safe paths.
- He expressed gratitude for the existence of angels, noting that people often take such blessings for granted.
- He shared a personal anecdote about finding a sweet potato root, which evoked childhood memories of hardship and the value of simple things.
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Haneulgung Development Plans
- Heo Kyeong-yeong presented a map of Haneulgung, highlighting its vast 100 million pyeong (approximately 82,644 acres) of land, including the surrounding Majang and Gisan lakes.
- He announced plans to construct a lake within Haneulgung and develop extensive “silver towns” (실버타운) for early supporters, offering free accommodation closer to Haneulgung and paid options further away.
- He emphasized the unique, womb-like geographical features of Haneulgung, describing it as a “top-tier auspicious site” (최고 명당).
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Q&A Session
- Question 1: Removing evil spirits and their impact on the journey to Baekgung.
- Heo Kyeong-yeong stated that evil spirits cannot hinder a Baekgung journey for those who are “Great Angels” (대천사).
- He explained that individuals have the power to command spirits to leave, even in other people’s shops.
- Question 2: The meaning of “reality and ideals” and the problems of modern society.
- Heo Kyeong-yeong quoted Mahatma Gandhi: “Your actions become your habits, and your habits become your destiny”.
- He listed Gandhi’s seven social sins: politics without principle, pleasure without conscience, wealth without work, knowledge without character, commerce without morality, science without humanity, and worship without sacrifice.
- He criticized modern society for pursuing “wealth without effort” through gambling and the failure of education to instill character.
- He reiterated his long-standing presidential campaign promises, such as providing substantial financial support for marriage and childbirth, which were initially met with skepticism but are now seen as necessary.
- He claimed that his “bul-lo-yu(不老乳)” (불로유, immortal milk) and patents could generate wealth far exceeding Korea’s national budget.
- He presented a research report from October 10, 2023, by a former high-ranking official of the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety, confirming that milk with Heo Kyeong-yeong’s sticker attached remained unspoiled for six months at room temperature and in refrigeration, with a lower acidity increase.
- He asserted that this phenomenon proves his divine power to stop material decay.
- Question 3: How to deal with stress when all objects possess infinite intelligence.
- Heo Kyeong-yeong explained that all inanimate objects possess “infinite intelligence” (무한대 지능) and are aware of their surroundings, making it disrespectful to mistreat them.
- He emphasized that one’s body is the greatest wealth, far more valuable than any material possessions, and maintaining health is paramount.
- He shared personal stories of extreme poverty during his youth, including wearing patched clothes and stuffing newspapers inside his clothes for warmth, yet he never succumbed to despair or unhealthy habits.
- He warned against speaking ill of him, as “Baekgung” is observing and will bring consequences, such as illness and loneliness in old age.
- He criticized the current conflicts over land, advocating for mutual concession and peace.
- Question 4: The effectiveness of bul-lo-yu(不老乳) when consumed without permission by “anti-supporters.”
- Heo Kyeong-yeong stated that consuming bul-lo-yu(不老乳) without permission is an “inconsistent” (이율배반) act, and its effectiveness depends on the consumer’s attitude.
- He clarified that stickers purchased from official Haneulgung vendors have the same effect as those from the main site.
- Question 5: The fate of highly intelligent individuals (IQ 160+) and their previous lives.
- Heo Kyeong-yeong stated that highly intelligent individuals now go to either “animals” or the “Baekgung Heaven Waiting Area” (백홍 천국 대기소), as the path to human reincarnation is closed due to ongoing judgment.
- He clarified that these individuals were not animals in their previous lives but rather human researchers or scientists.
- Question 6: How to deal with “anti-supporters” within one’s family and when encountering anti-videos.
- Heo Kyeong-yeong advised against arguing with anti-supporters, especially family members, and to let “Baekgung” manage them.
- He suggested that simply providing a “blessing” (축복) and “nameplate” (맹패) for a spouse is sufficient for their salvation, without forcing them to attend Haneulgung.
- He confirmed that merely encountering an anti-video does not cause a loss of “blessing level energy”.
- Question 7: The utilization of the oversized cauldron in Chungbuk Gyesan, which is a waste of budget.
- Heo Kyeong-yeong suggested preserving the cauldron and marketing it as a “Guinness Book sibling cauldron” (기네스북 동생 가마솥).
- He shared the story of Eric Liddell, a Scottish athlete and missionary who refused to run on Sunday due to his faith but later won a 400m Olympic gold medal, attributing his superhuman performance to divine assistance.
- He emphasized that those who live honestly will be helped by heaven.
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Testimonials
- Testimonial 1: Recovery of a 95-year-old woman.
- A Haneulgung member recounted how her 95-year-old sister, who was on the verge of death, miraculously recovered after the member performed a “light energy” (광채) healing and the sister consumed bul-lo-yu(不老乳).
- The sister, who could not eat anything else, began consuming bul-lo-yu(不老乳), then porridge, and eventually regular meals, surprising her doctors and leading to her discharge.
- Testimonial 2: Healing of back pain and widespread distribution of bul-lo-yu(不老乳).
- The same Haneulgung member shared how she gave bul-lo-yu(不老乳) to a restaurant worker suffering from severe back pain, who, after consuming it and exercising, recovered completely and now actively distributes bul-lo-yu(不老乳) to others.
- Heo Kyeong-yeong predicted that Haneulgung’s silver towns would be filled with bul-lo-yu(不老乳), allowing residents to live long and healthy lives, attracting global attention to the “immortal milk”.
- Testimonial 3: Poem and healing of heart disease.
- Hong Kyeong-hee from Cheongju shared a poem expressing gratitude for Heo Kyeong-yeong’s teachings and the joy of participating in the “Baekgung procession”.
- She also testified that her lifelong heart condition, which required medication, was healed after she started calling out Heo Kyeong-yeong’s name, leading to her doctor telling her she no longer needed to visit the hospital.
- Testimonial 4: Water-damaged watch repaired by Heo Kyeong-yeong’s photo.
- Park Seong-rye from Yeongwol, Gangwon-do, reported that her water-damaged watch, which was deemed irreparable, was completely dried out after she attached Heo Kyeong-yeong’s photo to both sides.
- Testimonial 5: Reviving a collapsed man in a subway station.
- Jang Hye-gyeong, a Great Angel from Seoul, recounted how she revived a man who had collapsed and appeared lifeless in a subway station by grabbing his clothes and loudly calling out “Heo Kyeong-yeong” twice.
- Testimonial 6: bul-lo-yu(不老乳)’s effect on cold prevention.
- Kim Cha-woong, a columnist, shared his lifelong struggle with colds, which he attributed to a weak immune system.
- He described various traditional and medical remedies he tried, including a folk remedy using radish juice and hot baths to induce sweating.
- He testified that after consistently consuming bul-lo-yu(不老乳) since October 2022, he has not experienced a single cold, suggesting its effectiveness in boosting immunity and preventing illness.
- Heo Kyeong-yeong explained that bul-lo-yu(不老乳) strengthens the immune system, particularly in the respiratory tract, which is a common hiding place for viruses.
- He emphasized the importance of taking responsibility for one’s own health and immunity, advocating for “Sucheo Jakju Ipcheo Gaejin” (수처작주 입처개진), meaning “wherever you go, be the master; wherever you stand, be the truth”.
- He concluded by mentioning other Haneulgung products like “Bullo Ginseng” (불로산삼) that also boost one’s spiritual level.
Ⅲ. Action Items
- Continue to spread awareness about Haneulgung and the benefits of bul-lo-yu(不老乳).
- Haneulgung to proceed with the development of the lake and silver towns as planned.
- Members are encouraged to share their testimonials and experiences with bul-lo-yu(不老乳) and Haneulgung’s teachings.
Huh Kyung-young’s Teachings on Life’s Minefield and Spiritual Immunity
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Basic Information
Lecture Session and Date: 325th Haneulgung Lecture, 2023.10.22
One-sentence main theme or title summary: This lecture explores life as a “minefield” where individuals navigate challenges, emphasizing the importance of spiritual guidance and the unique benefits provided by Shin-in(神人) Huh Kyung-young, including spiritual protection and physical well-being through “bul-lo-yu(不老乳)” (immortal milk).
Location: Haneulgung
Key Segments:
The “Minefield” of Life: Life is likened to a minefield, full of hidden dangers and traps, both physical and metaphorical, that can lead to suffering or ruin.
Spiritual Protection and Guidance: Shin-in(神人) Huh Kyung-young provides “Angels” and “Blessings” as spiritual tools to navigate this minefield, offering protection and guidance to avoid pitfalls.
The Importance of Healthy Living: Huh Kyung-young shares his personal dietary habits and lifestyle choices, advocating for simple, “tasteless” foods and physical activity to maintain health and longevity.
The Power of bul-lo-yu(不老乳) (Immortal Milk): Scientific research and personal testimonies are presented to demonstrate the miraculous properties of bul-lo-yu(不老乳), particularly its ability to extend shelf life, improve health, and enhance immunity.
Critique of Modern Society and Gandhi’s Seven Sins: Huh Kyung-young critiques contemporary societal issues, aligning with Mahatma Gandhi’s “Seven Social Sins,” such as “politics without principle” and “wealth without work,” as causes of societal decay. -
Core Messages
Life as a Minefield: “Life is a minefield. Landmines are planted all over your body. Isn’t that right? You step on one, and you die. Your leg flies off, your neck is severed.”
Explanation: This metaphor illustrates that life is inherently perilous, with unseen dangers (like bad choices, unhealthy habits, or negative influences) that can lead to severe consequences, emphasizing the need for constant vigilance and spiritual protection.
The Role of Angels in Navigation: “We were given Angels to pass through this minefield.”
Explanation: Angels, bestowed by Shin-in(神人) Huh Kyung-young, serve as spiritual guides, offering foresight and direction to help individuals avoid the “landmines” of life, ensuring safe passage and divine protection.
Gandhi’s Seven Social Sins and Societal Decay: “Gandhi emphasized this: politics without principle, pleasure without conscience, wealth without work, knowledge without character, commerce without morality, science without humanity, and worship without sacrifice.”
Explanation: Huh Kyung-young connects modern societal problems to Gandhi’s critique, asserting that a lack of these fundamental principles leads to widespread corruption, moral decay, and a loss of hope, particularly among the youth.
The Intrinsic Value of the Body and Material Respect: “We must be humble when looking at all matter. This is like the body of your father.”
Explanation: Every material object, including one’s own body, is a divine creation and should be treated with respect, not contempt. Recognizing the inherent value and health of one’s body is the greatest wealth, far surpassing external possessions.
Personal Responsibility for Immunity and Life’s Direction: “You must be the owner of your own body. Someone else will fix it, that won’t do. So, you must raise your immunity in advance.”
Explanation: Individuals are responsible for their own well-being, both physical and spiritual. Taking ownership of one’s health, choices, and spiritual path, rather than relying solely on external factors, is crucial for navigating life successfully and building strong immunity. -
Detailed Summary
3.1. Welcome to Haneulgung and the “Minefield” of Life
Main Assertions and Explanations: The lecture begins with a welcome to Haneulgung, described as a sacred place where the energy of Baekgung (Heavenly Palace) gathers, capable of transforming one’s fortune and destiny. Huh Kyung-young then introduces the concept of life as a “minefield” filled with hidden dangers, both literal and metaphorical. He recounts his consistent lecture schedule, even during numerous trips to the U.S., highlighting his dedication and unique physical capabilities, such as doing 1,000 push-ups on airplanes without fatigue. He also shares an anecdote about being served delicious ramen on a plane, which leads to a discussion about the dangers of succumbing to “taste” and its negative impact on health, contrasting it with his own simple, “tasteless” diet for longevity. He describes his military training experience where ramen was a staple, but in a form that was more like gruel, further solidifying his cautious approach to palatable foods.
Analogies, Examples, References:
Haneulgung: A sacred place where Baekgung’s energy gathers, transforming destiny.
Life as a Minefield: Compares life’s challenges to landmines and booby traps in the Vietnam War, where a single wrong step can lead to severe injury or death.
Booby Trap: Explained as a “fool’s trap” (booby meaning fool), highlighting how easily people fall into unseen dangers.
Ramen: Used as an example of a tasty but unhealthy food, contrasting its convenience during economic development with its long-term health effects.
Practical Message: Be aware of life’s hidden dangers and temptations. Prioritize long-term health over immediate gratification, especially regarding food choices.
3.2. Spiritual Protection and the Haneulgung Community
Main Assertions and Explanations: Huh Kyung-young states that those who have come to Haneulgung have successfully navigated life’s minefield. He explains that individuals who have received “Blessings” and “Nameplates” are registered as “Baekgung citizens,” receiving spiritual protection that deflects dangers. He emphasizes the role of “Angels” in providing guidance, allowing individuals to inquire about safe paths and avoid potential “landmines.” He expresses gratitude for the presence of Shin-in(神人) and the Angels, reminding the audience not to take these blessings for granted. He also mentions his plans to build a “Silver Town” and provide free meals for early supporters, ensuring their well-being in old age.
Analogies, Examples, References:
Baekgung Citizens: Those with blessings and nameplates are managed by Baekgung, receiving protection from life’s “landmines.”
Angels as Guides: Angels can provide specific directions (e.g., “go north-east” or “go 12 o’clock direction”) to avoid dangers.
Silver Town: A future project at Haneulgung to provide free housing and meals for early supporters.
Practical Message: Embrace the spiritual protection and guidance offered by Shin-in(神人) and Angels. Appreciate these blessings and understand their profound impact on your life’s journey.
3.3. The Sacred Geography of Haneulgung
Main Assertions and Explanations: Huh Kyung-young describes the vast and sacred geography surrounding Haneulgung, spanning 100 million pyeong (approximately 81,000 acres). He shares a personal anecdote about finding a sweet potato sprout in a field, evoking childhood memories of hardship and the value of simple things. He explains that the Haneulgung area, with its surrounding mountains and two large lakes (Majang Lake and Kisan Lake), forms a natural “womb-like” auspicious site, spiritually protecting the area. He clarifies that existing maps often misrepresent the scale and circular nature of the land, which is actually much larger and more encompassing than depicted. He envisions building extensive “Silver Towns” and other facilities within this vast, pristine environment.
Analogies, Examples, References:
Sweet Potato Sprout: A small sprout found in a field, symbolizing the value of humble beginnings and the speaker’s connection to nature and hardship.
Womb-like Geography: The surrounding mountains and lakes form a protective, auspicious, and fertile “womb” for Haneulgung.
Majang Lake and Kisan Lake: Two large lakes that “guard” Haneulgung.
Practical Message: Recognize the spiritual significance and natural beauty of Haneulgung. Understand that the physical environment itself contributes to the blessings and protection offered.
3.4. Gandhi’s Seven Social Sins and the State of Modern Society
Main Assertions and Explanations: Responding to a question about reality and ideals, Huh Kyung-young references Mahatma Gandhi’s “Seven Social Sins” as a framework for understanding the decay of modern society. He explains how these principles—politics without principle, pleasure without conscience, wealth without work, knowledge without character, commerce without morality, science without humanity, and worship without sacrifice—are prevalent in contemporary Korea, leading to a loss of hope, particularly among the youth who pursue “wealth without work” through gambling and speculation. He contrasts this with his own life of selfless service and his long-standing advocacy for policies like marriage and childbirth subsidies, which were initially met with skepticism but are now seen as necessary.
Analogies, Examples, References:
Gandhi’s Seven Social Sins: Used as a diagnostic tool for societal problems.
Youth Gambling: An example of “wealth without work” and the resulting loss of hope.
Huh Kyung-young’s Policies: His past proposals for marriage and childbirth subsidies, initially dismissed, are now recognized as visionary.
Practical Message: Reflect on the moral foundations of society and personal actions. Avoid pursuing “easy” gains and prioritize ethical conduct, character, and genuine service.
3.5. The Miraculous Power of bul-lo-yu(不老乳) (Immortal Milk)
Main Assertions and Explanations: Huh Kyung-young presents a research report confirming the miraculous properties of “bul-lo-yu(不老乳),” milk with his sticker attached. The report, conducted by a former high-ranking official from the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety, concludes that the sticker significantly extends the shelf life of milk at room temperature and in refrigeration for at least six months without spoilage, and even reduces acidity. He states that this phenomenon is impossible without a Shin-in(神人). He also shares numerous testimonies from individuals who experienced remarkable health improvements, including recovery from severe illness, pain relief, and enhanced immunity, after consuming bul-lo-yu(不老乳). He emphasizes that bul-lo-yu(不老乳) is a “living divine substance” and its effects are influenced by the consumer’s attitude.
Analogies, Examples, References:
Research Report: A scientific study confirming bul-lo-yu(不老乳)’s ability to extend shelf life and reduce acidity.
Woo Suk Hwang: Mentioned as a parallel case of a scientist facing public backlash despite groundbreaking work.
95-year-old woman’s recovery: A detailed testimony of a woman near death who recovered after consuming bul-lo-yu(不老乳).
Chronic back pain relief: A testimony of a kitchen worker who recovered from severe back pain and stopped taking painkillers after consuming bul-lo-yu(不老乳) and exercising.
Common Cold Prevention: A personal testimony from a 논설위원 (editorial writer) who experienced a year without catching a cold after regularly consuming bul-lo-yu(不老乳), attributing it to enhanced immunity.
Practical Message: Embrace bul-lo-yu(不老乳) as a divine gift for health and longevity. Approach it with respect and a positive attitude to maximize its benefits.
3.6. Respect for All Matter and Personal Responsibility
Main Assertions and Explanations: Huh Kyung-young explains that all matter possesses infinite intelligence and is connected to the divine. Disrespecting objects is not just disrespecting matter but disrespecting Shin-in(神人). He encourages people to recognize the immense value of their own healthy bodies, which are “trillions of won” in worth, far exceeding any material wealth. He advises against succumbing to stress or anger, as a healthy body is the greatest asset. He recounts his own childhood hardships, including wearing patched clothes and dealing with lice, to illustrate how he overcame adversity without succumbing to negative emotions or seeking material gain. He warns against criticizing Shin-in(神人), as such actions are observed by Baekgung and carry severe consequences. He also criticizes territorial disputes, advocating for mutual concession and peace.
Analogies, Examples, References:
Infinite Intelligence of Matter: All objects, even a sofa, possess infinite intelligence and communicate.
Body as Wealth: A healthy body is worth “trillions of won,” making a healthy person infinitely wealthy.
Childhood Hardships: His experiences with patched clothes and lice in school, demonstrating resilience and focus on studies despite social challenges.
“Sucheo Jakju Ipcheo Gaejin” (Wherever you stand, be the master; wherever you enter, be true): A Buddhist saying emphasizing personal responsibility and ownership of one’s life and choices.
Practical Message: Treat all matter with respect, recognizing its divine origin. Value your health above all else and take full responsibility for your physical and spiritual well-being. Avoid negative thoughts and actions, especially towards Shin-in(神人).
3.7. Overcoming Adversity and the Power of Faith
Main Assertions and Explanations: Huh Kyung-young shares a dramatic personal story of a near-fatal fall from a tree, where he was miraculously saved by a sickle catching his clothes, preventing a fatal injury. This experience, he states, was a divine intervention to make him realize his unique destiny. He then recounts the story of Eric Liddell, the Scottish Olympian and missionary, who refused to run on a Sunday due to his religious convictions, ultimately winning a gold medal in a different race (400m) with superhuman speed, attributing his strength to divine assistance. This story illustrates the power of unwavering faith and integrity in overcoming seemingly impossible challenges.
Analogies, Examples, References:
Near-fatal fall: His personal experience of being miraculously saved from a fall, highlighting divine protection.
Eric Liddell: The Olympian who prioritized his faith over an Olympic race, demonstrating the power of conviction and divine assistance.
“Chariots of Fire”: The movie based on Eric Liddell’s story.
Practical Message: Maintain strong faith and integrity, even in the face of adversity. Trust that divine assistance will be provided to those who live righteously and pursue their true purpose.
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Key Quotes Collection
“Life is a minefield. Landmines are planted all over your body. Isn’t that right? You step on one, and you die. Your leg flies off, your neck is severed.” (Describing the inherent dangers of life)
“You are Baekgung citizens. Your level is being calculated. So, those who have received the Baekgung nameplate are Baekgung citizens. They are being managed from that side.” (Explaining spiritual protection for Haneulgung members)
“We were given Angels to pass through this minefield.” (Highlighting the role of spiritual guidance)
“Gandhi emphasized this: politics without principle, pleasure without conscience, wealth without work, knowledge without character, commerce without morality, science without humanity, and worship without sacrifice.” (Critiquing modern societal issues)
“All milk products, both the ones we provided and the ones the research team purchased and attached Huh Kyung-young stickers to from the start of the experiment, showed extended shelf life without spoilage under both room temperature and refrigerated conditions.” (Presenting scientific evidence for bul-lo-yu(不老乳)’s effects)
“All matter has infinite intelligence. If you just set your mind to it, it all understands. It’s all watching.” (Emphasizing the spiritual nature of all objects)
“We must be humble when looking at all matter. This is like the body of your father.” (Advocating for respect towards all creation)
“If you calculate it in money, your body is worth trillions of won. Trillions of won are alive, and you don’t need hospital bills.” (Defining true wealth as a healthy body)
“If an anti-person eats it, the effect is the same, right? An anti-person is already contradictory when they drink our bul-lo-yu(不老乳).” (Discussing the impact of attitude on bul-lo-yu(不老乳)’s effectiveness)
“He ran 400m at the speed of a 100m runner. This became a world record.” (Illustrating the power of divine assistance through Eric Liddell’s story)
“You must be the owner of your own body. Someone else will fix it, that won’t do. So, you must raise your immunity in advance.” (Stressing personal responsibility for health)
“Wherever you stand, be the master; wherever you enter, be true.” (A Buddhist principle applied to taking responsibility for one’s life) -
Historical / Doctrinal Connections
This lecture reinforces several established teachings of Shin-in(神人) Huh Kyung-young while introducing new emphasis and evidence.
Divine-Human Theory and Spiritual Protection: The concept of Haneulgung as a place where Baekgung’s energy gathers and the idea of “Baekgung citizens” receiving spiritual protection through “Blessings” and “Nameplates” directly aligns with his core doctrine of divine intervention and the special status of his followers. The “Angels” acting as guides in life’s “minefield” further elaborates on the practical application of his spiritual powers for individual well-being.
Immortality Principles and Health: His personal lifestyle, emphasizing a simple, “tasteless” diet and physical activity for longevity, connects to his broader teachings on immortality and maintaining a healthy body as a divine vessel. The extensive discussion and scientific evidence for “bul-lo-yu(不老乳)” (Immortal Milk) represent a significant development, providing tangible proof of his power to influence matter and enhance human health, directly supporting his claims of divine abilities. This moves beyond anecdotal evidence to include formal research, strengthening the scientific aspect of his teachings.
Critique of Modern Society: His alignment with Gandhi’s “Seven Social Sins” is a consistent theme in his lectures, where he often critiques the moral and ethical failings of contemporary politics, economy, and education. This lecture specifically highlights the dangers of “wealth without work” and “knowledge without character” as drivers of societal decay, reinforcing his call for a return to fundamental principles.
Personal Responsibility and Self-Mastery: The emphasis on “Sucheo Jakju Ipcheo Gaejin” (wherever you stand, be the master; wherever you enter, be true) is a recurring theme, encouraging followers to take full responsibility for their lives, choices, and health. This lecture applies this principle to immunity, diet, and even interactions with others, underscoring the importance of self-control and conscious living.
New Emphasis: The detailed presentation of the bul-lo-yu(不老乳) research report and multiple personal testimonies marks a new emphasis on scientific validation for his spiritual powers. This provides a more empirical basis for his claims, potentially appealing to a broader audience seeking concrete evidence. The specific examples of recovery from severe illness and cold prevention through bul-lo-yu(不老乳) consumption offer practical, relatable benefits.
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Action Items & Blessing Guidance
Seek Angelic Guidance: Actively consult your “Angels” for direction when facing life’s “minefield” to avoid pitfalls and make informed decisions.
Prioritize Health and Simple Living: Adopt a lifestyle that values health over immediate gratification, focusing on simple, wholesome foods and regular physical activity, as exemplified by Shin-in(神人) Huh Kyung-young.
Consume bul-lo-yu(不老乳) with Respect: Regularly consume “bul-lo-yu(不老乳)” (Immortal Milk) to enhance immunity and promote longevity, approaching it with a respectful and positive attitude to maximize its spiritual and physical benefits.
Practice Respect for All Matter: Treat all objects and your own body with reverence, recognizing their divine origin and inherent intelligence, avoiding wasteful or disrespectful actions.
Take Ownership of Your Life (“Sucheo Jakju”): Embrace personal responsibility for your choices, health, and spiritual path, becoming the “master” of your own life and not succumbing to external pressures or negative influences. -
One-Sentence Overall Summary
Shin-in(神人) Huh Kyung-young’s lecture portrays life as a perilous minefield, advocating for spiritual protection through Angels and Blessings from Haneulgung, while emphasizing personal responsibility for health through simple living and the miraculous, scientifically-backed benefits of bul-lo-yu(不老乳), all within a critique of modern society’s moral decay.
Central Questions & Answers
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What is Haneulgung and its significance for one’s destiny?
Question: What is Haneulgung, and how does visiting it impact an individual’s fate and fortune, especially for those seeking spiritual transformation?
Answer: Haneulgung is described as a sacred place where the energy of Baekgung (Heavenly Palace), spanning 12 billion light-years, converges. Stepping onto its grounds is believed to initiate a positive change in one’s luck and destiny. It is presented as a sanctuary for spiritual growth and a turning point for visitors.
Key Quote: “The energy of Baekgung, 12 billion light-years away, gathers here. Stepping on it, your luck and destiny begin to change in this sacred land, Haneulgung.” -
How can one navigate life’s challenges, described as a “minefield,” with Shin-in’s guidance?
Question: Life is often compared to a minefield filled with hidden dangers. How can individuals, particularly those new to Shin-in’s teachings, successfully navigate these challenges and avoid pitfalls?
Answer: Life is indeed a “minefield” where one wrong step can lead to disaster. However, those who have received blessings and the “Angel” (Cheonsa) from Shin-in are said to have safely passed through this minefield. The Angel acts as a spiritual guide, allowing individuals to inquire about safe paths and avoid dangers, ensuring their survival and well-being.
Key Quote: “We are given the Angel to pass through this minefield. You must ask the Angel.” -
What are the “Seven Social Sins” according to Gandhi, and how do they relate to modern society and Shin-in’s teachings?
Question: What are the “Seven Social Sins” as articulated by Gandhi, and how do these principles apply to contemporary societal issues, particularly in the context of Korea and Shin-in’s vision for the future?
Answer: Huh Kyung-young references Gandhi’s “Seven Social Sins” as principles that, when violated, lead to societal collapse. These include: politics without principle, pleasure without conscience, wealth without work, knowledge without character, commerce without morality, science without humanity, and worship without sacrifice. He argues that modern society, including Korea, is increasingly falling prey to these sins, leading to a loss of hope and moral decay. Shin-in’s efforts, such as advocating for financial support for marriage and childbirth, are presented as solutions to these deep-seated problems.
Key Quote: “Your actions become your habits, and your habits become your destiny. Politics without principle, pleasure without conscience, wealth without work, education without character, economy without morality, religion without sacrifice, science without humanity – these are Gandhi’s seven points. If these are present, society collapses.” -
What is Elixir Milk, and what scientific evidence supports its purported effects?
Question: What is Elixir Milk (불로유), and what scientific or empirical evidence is presented to support its claims of extending shelf life and improving health?
Answer: Elixir Milk refers to regular milk that has been exposed to a sticker bearing Huh Kyung-young’s image. A research report from October 2023, conducted by a reputable testing institute (with a former high-ranking official from the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety), concluded that milk with the sticker showed extended shelf life without spoilage for up to six months at room temperature and refrigeration. It also showed a partially lower rate of acidity increase. This phenomenon is attributed to Shin-in’s unique spiritual energy.
Key Quote: “The special material, Huh Kyung-young’s portrait sticker, contributed to extending the shelf life without spoilage.” -
How does Shin-in view material possessions and physical health in relation to true wealth and happiness?
Question: In Shin-in’s philosophy, how are material possessions and physical health prioritized, and what constitutes true wealth and happiness for individuals?
Answer: Shin-in emphasizes that true wealth lies not in material possessions but in one’s physical health and well-being. He illustrates this by stating that a healthy body, free from illness, is worth trillions of won, far surpassing the value of any property or money. He encourages people to appreciate their healthy bodies, which allow them to eat, digest, and move, considering these abilities as immeasurable riches. Stress and anger are deemed unnecessary when one recognizes the immense value of their own healthy body.
Key Quote: “Your body itself is your number one asset. Real estate and other things are just extras.” -
What is the role of “Angels” (Cheonsa) and “Blessings” in protecting individuals from negative influences and guiding them towards Baekgung?
Question: How do the concepts of “Angels” and “Blessings” function within Shin-in’s teachings to protect followers from negative spiritual influences and ensure their path to Baekgung?
Answer: Angels and Blessings are spiritual protections granted by Shin-in. They act as a shield against negative influences, including “ghosts” (귀신) and “booby traps” (부비트랩) of life. For instance, an Angel can prevent ghosts from interfering with one’s journey to Baekgung. Followers are given the authority to command these entities to leave. These spiritual safeguards ensure that individuals, especially those who have received blessings and nameplates, are managed by Baekgung and protected from life’s dangers.
Key Quote: “You have the power to command. You can tell the ghosts to leave.”
Top 3 Recommended Questions:
What is Haneulgung and its significance for one’s destiny?
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The Sanctuary of Haneulgung and the Path to the Baekgung
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The Auspicious Land of Haneulgung and the Transformation of Destiny
Welcome and congratulations on your arrival at Haneulgung, a sacred mountain and holy ground where the energy of the Baekgung, spanning 12 billion light-years, converges. By stepping upon this ground, your fortune and destiny begin to transform. -
The Enduring Dedication of Shin-in(神人) Huh Kyung-young
The continuous delivery of lectures for several decades is no simple feat. Shin-in(神人) Huh Kyung-young has never ceased lecturing. Even during eight trips to the United States—seven for lectures and one to meet a great saint—the lecture schedule, particularly on Saturdays and Sundays, was meticulously maintained. -
The Discipline of Shin-in(神人) During Travel
Despite extensive travel, there are no lingering effects from flights. Shin-in(神人) performs one thousand push-ups on the way there and another thousand on the return journey. Flight attendants have often remarked, “Is Chairman Huh Kyung-young an athlete? He is always exercising near the lavatory.” Specifically, near the tail section and directly behind the cockpit, where the lavatory area is spacious and includes seating, Shin-in(神人) performs push-ups on the floor. Passengers frequently observe this dedication when visiting the lavatory. Completing one thousand push-ups requires a significant amount of time, thus, air travel is consistently utilized for physical training. -
The Philosophy of Moderation: Lessons from Instant Noodles
Unexpectedly, instant noodles are sometimes served during flights. These are not typical cup noodles but are presented in a large ceramic bowl, filled approximately halfway. The taste is exceptionally good, unlike ordinary instant noodles. It is said that some people, particularly from Russia, reserve instant noodles for their birthdays, eagerly anticipating the occasion due to their impoverished circumstances. This highlights that instant noodles should not be underestimated. However, despite their taste, they are not particularly healthy. Those who succumb to the allure of taste often ruin their lives. The difference between the blood vessels of those who consume instant noodles and those who do not is vast, akin to heaven and earth. The blood vessels of instant noodle consumers tend to be narrower, potentially contributing to conditions like arteriosclerosis. While instant noodle companies may find this disheartening, instant noodles, despite containing fats, could be a fine dish if the oil is partially removed during preparation. Indeed, during difficult times, many would have gone without meals were it not for instant noodles. They allowed people to eat quickly and go to work, significantly contributing to our economic development. -
Early Life Experiences and the Avoidance of Indulgence
Shin-in(神人) recounts consuming instant noodles frequently during military training, where they were served without broth, boiled in large vats until swollen, resembling gruel. A single bowl would alleviate intense hunger. During winter training, lying on the cold ground with a rifle, soldiers often fantasized about Chinese noodles. This experience solidified Shin-in(神인)’s caution towards palatable foods, always believing that delicious things are often unhealthy. This conviction has been held since childhood. Consequently, Shin-in(神人) avoids tempting items such as alcohol, tobacco, cola, cider, and coffee. Even when alone, Shin-in(神人) prefers to boil tomatoes or onions with cold rice and kimchi, a simple and bland diet. -
The Lifelong Diet of Shin-in(神人)
Shin-in(神人)’s diet consists primarily of bland foods, with kimchi being the only slightly salty item. For many years, having lived alone, Shin-in(神人) would purchase Jonggajip kimchi from guesthouses. A typical meal involves freshly cooked, bland rice, a quartered boiled onion, about twenty cherry tomatoes, and boiled, unseasoned mackerel. This unappetizing diet has been maintained for decades. Upon initial visits to Haneulgung, visitors would observe only onions, mackerel, and tomatoes in the kitchen. This austere diet, devoid of flavorful kimchi or other indulgences, is believed to contribute to a lifespan of 362 years. This demonstrates a lack of attachment to taste, even through numerous hardships and near-death experiences. Indulgence in taste could lead to addiction to alcohol, especially in solitude. The allure of coffee aroma, for instance, is also a form of indulgence. -
The Principle of Self-Control and Longevity
This disciplined approach to diet is the foundation of Shin-in(神人)’s current existence. It signifies a lifelong avoidance of external temptations. Shin-in(神人) considers this remarkable, reflecting on how easily one could simply boil and consume readily available, delicious food. However, the constant thought of potential harm to blood vessels and the long journey ahead has always guided these choices since childhood. No one has ever dictated Shin-in(神人)’s diet; it has been a solitary path of self-discipline. -
The Paradox of Airplane Noodles and Global Service Standards
The thought of instant noodles often arises when seeing an airplane. However, accepting instant noodles on a flight is permissible as it is not a frequent occurrence. The presentation and service provided by flight attendants for these noodles are world-class. South Korea’s Incheon Airport has maintained its position as the world’s number one in aviation service for 20 years. -
Observations on American Society and the “Minefield” of Life
In contrast, American flight attendants are perceived differently, sometimes even intimidatingly, appearing overweight and unattractive. Shin-in(神人) observes that attractive women are rarely seen in public in America, suggesting they reside in high-end hotel apartments. Those seen in public often exhibit significant obesity. This leads to a pessimistic view of America’s future, attributing it to widespread obesity. Therefore, caution is advised against overly sweet or spicy foods. Life is likened to a minefield, with hidden dangers everywhere. A single misstep can result in severe injury or death, often involving the loss of limbs. -
The Peril of Booby Traps and the Vietnam War Analogy
Beyond landmines, there are booby traps—a term combining “booby” (fool) and “trap.” These are hidden snares, often camouflaged like spiderwebs, that detonate upon contact, causing severe injury such as the loss of limbs. Unlike landmines, booby traps are not buried but are strung between trees or other objects, detonating from an unseen location. During the Vietnam War, booby traps were so prevalent that helicopters avoided landing, hovering at three to four meters, as landing could trigger a trap and destroy the aircraft. Shin-in(神人) witnessed countless such incidents in Vietnam, emphasizing that life there was not merely survival but a constant navigation through a minefield. -
Life as a Minefield: Beyond Physical Dangers
This analogy extends beyond physical battlefields. Food, sleeping arrangements, and even children can be minefields. People have died from floods while sleeping outdoors. Children can be a source of immense suffering. A single misstep can lead to imprisonment or being falsely accused of fraud. Life is a perilous minefield that we navigate. -
The Sanctuary of Haneulgung and the Protection of Angels
Those who have reached Haneulgung have safely traversed this minefield. For them, the minefield has ended. Through the Blessing Nameplate (축복 명패), their spiritual level is being calculated, and they are recognized as citizens of the Baekgung, under its direct management. This status provides protection, deflecting dangers as if a sponge absorbs impact. -
Avoiding the “Booby Traps” of Life: The Role of Angels
Many fall victim to booby traps, which are often disguised as alluring temptations, such as an attractive woman. Life can end abruptly with a single misstep. To navigate this unseen minefield, Shin-in(神人) has bestowed angels (천사) upon us. These angels can guide us, for instance, by confirming safe travel routes. Without them, there is no earthly way to avoid these hidden dangers. One must consult their angel, asking about safe directions. If a path is deemed dangerous, an alternative, safe route can be chosen, ensuring survival. -
Gratitude for Angels and the Shin-in(神人)’s Presence
It is easy to take the constant presence of air for granted, just as some may overlook the blessing of receiving an angel at Haneulgung. True gratitude should be expressed for the gift of angels. Instead of focusing on superficial matters, one should only see the profound gratitude for Shin-in(神人). The opportunity to witness Shin-in(神人) is not an ordinary event, as there is always a possibility of Shin-in(神人) returning to the Baekgung permanently. -
The Vision for Haneulgung: Silver Towns and Philanthropy
Shin-in(神人) plans to establish Silver Towns (실버타운) and provide free meals, costing approximately one billion Korean Won per month, for early supporters in their old age. This will extend beyond simple noodles to three free meals a day. Buildings will be constructed on vast tracts of land, distributed freely. The plan is to build extensively, covering an area of 100 million pyeong (approximately 330 million square meters) around Haneulgung. -
A Personal Anecdote: The Sweet Potato Field
Shin-in(神人) recounts finding a small sweet potato sprout in a field, which evoked strong emotions. Observing discarded sweet potato vines, Shin-in(神人) felt a pang of regret, recalling how cattle would consume them entirely, their chewing sounds filling the air. The sight of sweet potato roots brings a sense of fullness. This small sprout, kept in a pocket for ten days, grew to the size of a head. While some fields yield larger sweet potatoes, those in Shin-in(神人)’s area were smaller. The sight of red sweet potatoes in the field was so moving that Shin-in(神人) felt like weeping, remembering the arduous work of planting and harvesting them in childhood. Thus, Shin-in(神人) cannot pass a sweet potato field without a heavy heart. -
The Strategic Location of Haneulgung: Lakes and Mountains
Haneulgung is situated near Majang Lake, a vast body of water. The provided map, viewed from the side, does not accurately represent the true scale. The distance from Dolgogae to Haneulgung is considerable, indicating that the map is a lateral view, not an aerial one. This perspective allows for the depiction of hiking trails, marked in yellow, including Aengmu Peak, Hyeongje Peak, and Suri Peak. Shin-in(神人) plans to create a lake within Haneulgung, complementing Majang Lake and Gisan Lake, which flank Haneulgung, protecting it. Migratory birds flock to this area. While houses are permitted only in this specific location, the surrounding areas are utilized by Shin-in(神人). The lakes are much larger than depicted, perhaps four or five times longer, creating a beautiful and mysterious landscape with rugged mountains and inaccessible valleys. -
The Grand Vision for Haneulgung: A 100 Million Pyeong Sanctuary
This vast area, though depicted as one million pyeong, is actually 100 million pyeong. Shin-in(神人) plans to construct a lake next year, which does not require permits on private land. Silver Towns will be built extensively, covering the entire area. Currently, there are 17 hotels, but eventually, Shin-in(神人) intends to acquire all hotels in the vicinity, converting them into Silver Towns. Shin-in(神人) already controls about 30% of these properties. The area is vast enough to accommodate numerous Silver Towns, including near traditional Korean houses and by the lake. -
The Sacred Geography of Haneulgung: A Womb-like Sanctuary
The land of Haneulgung, encompassing 100 million pyeong, is a sacred space. An older map, without any Haneulgung buildings, reveals its natural contours. The mountains encircle the area, creating a protective embrace, appearing before Haneulgung. This area, referred to as Dolgogae Amusement Park on some maps, did not initially include Haneulgung buildings, which were later added. This barren land is where Haneulgung is established, forming a “woman’s womb,” the most auspicious site. This vast expanse is personally utilized by Shin-in(神人), providing clean air, free from traffic. The existing motels and roads will eventually be transformed into Silver Towns. The yellow-marked areas will all become Silver Towns. -
The Future of Silver Towns: Tiered Access and Global Influence
Currently, there are fewer than 100 hotels in the area, with Shin-in(神人) already occupying 30%. The space is ample for many more Silver Towns, including near traditional Korean houses and by the lake. Some will be fee-based, with access determined by one’s spiritual contribution and years of support. Those closer to Haneulgung will be free, while those further away will incur charges. This vast 100 million pyeong land is under Shin-in(神人)’s domain. The map, though scaled down, still does not fully convey the immense distance, as it is a side view. The actual shape is circular, like a womb, not flat. This land is already in use by Shin-in(神人). No one would build houses here due to the lack of roads; it is a mountain dedicated to heaven. The mountains encircle the area, and a lake built here would be vast, not small. -
Navigating Life’s Minefield with Angels
This vision instills hope. To navigate life’s minefield, one absolutely needs an angel. Without an angel, one cannot discern where the mines are buried. A single misstep can lead to hell. However, you have all avoided these dangers and met Shin-in(神人). This is fortunate. -
The “Most Fortunate People in the World”
Shin-in(神人) regards those present as the most fortunate people in the world, or Sejebok (세제복). The possibility of Shin-in(神人) not returning is a constant reminder of this fortune. This concludes the opening remarks, as the moderator is signaling to proceed. -
Dispelling Evil Spirits and the Power of Shin-in(神人)’s Name
Regarding the question of how to remove evil spirits, simply invoking “Huh Kyung-young” can expel them. Even if they cling to someone at the time of death, they cannot obstruct the path to the Baekgung. Just as dust clings to a clean body, evil spirits may attach themselves but have no real power. You possess the authority to command them to leave, either verbally or mentally. You can control evil spirits, even in other people’s establishments. This is a new lesson. -
The Seven Social Sins According to Gandhi and Their Relevance Today
Shin-in(神人) references Mahatma Gandhi’s seven social sins:
Politics without Principle (원칙 없는 정치)
Wealth without Work (노력 없는 재물)
Pleasure without Conscience (양심 없는 쾌락)
Knowledge without Character (인격 없는 교육)
Commerce without Morality (도덕 없는 경제)
Science without Humanity (인간성 없는 과학)
Worship without Sacrifice (희생 없는 종교)
These principles highlight the current state of society, where young people engage in gambling for wealth without effort, and hope is diminishing. The failure of education is evident in the pursuit of easy money. Many struggling individuals turn to gambling, losing everything. This reflects how our actions shape our destiny. The lack of character in education is apparent in those who criticize Shin-in(神人) without proper understanding. Shin-in(神人) has been performing selfless service since the age of 22, earning hundreds of millions of Korean Won monthly, yet refusing interviews about free meal programs and extensive charitable work, including aiding children with heart disease in Africa.
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The Vision for Korea and the Power of Elixir Milk
Shin-in(神人)’s presidential aspirations stem from a desire to rectify the state of South Korea. Even with vast financial resources, societal problems persist, leading to more people becoming impoverished through the pursuit of wealth without effort. The lack of morality in economics, and sacrifice in religion, are critical issues. Shin-in(神人) has advocated for policies like providing 30 million Korean Won for marriage and childbirth 30 years ago, which would equate to 300 million and 150 million Korean Won today, respectively. These proposals led to accusations of fraud. However, Shin-in(神人) asserts that the patents for Elixir Milk alone could provide resources many times greater than the national budget. -
Scientific Validation of Elixir Milk’s Efficacy
A research report, dated October 10, 2023, titled “A Study on the Quality Change of Milk Products Due to Spiritual Effects from Attaching Special Material Huh Kyung-young Portrait Stickers,” was presented. This study, conducted by a reputable testing institute with former high-ranking officials from the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety, confirms the extraordinary properties of Elixir Milk. The report concludes that milk products with Huh Kyung-young stickers, whether attached by the research team or provided by Shin-in(神人), showed extended shelf life without spoilage for six months at room temperature and under refrigeration. There was no difference compared to milk within its regular expiration date. Furthermore, the acidity increase rate in milk with stickers was partially lower. This suggests that the special material Huh Kyung-young portrait sticker contributes to extending shelf life without spoilage. Shin-in(神人) emphasizes that such a phenomenon is impossible without a true Shin-in(神人). -
The Absurdity of Anti-Shin-in(神人) Sentiment and the Nature of Scientific Proof
Shin-in(神人) questions the logic of those who oppose such beneficial discoveries, likening them to those who criticized Hwang Woo-suk despite his cloning achievements. The simple fact that milk does not spoil is sufficient proof; demanding complex physical explanations is akin to conversing with animals. The report’s numerous pages of data consistently show “not detected” for various contaminants, including E. coli, in milk with stickers. This demonstrates Shin-in(神人)’s ability to halt the decay of all matter. The researchers themselves were astonished but faced harassment from anti-Shin-in(神人) groups, preventing them from continuing their work. -
The Consequences of Disrespecting Shin-in(神人)
Shin-in(神人) warns that disrespecting or slandering Shin-in(神人) has severe consequences, far beyond those for ordinary individuals. The Baekgung observes and records every action. Just as kindness towards Shin-in(神人) yields a thousandfold greater reward, malicious acts will be met with corresponding repercussions. -
The Seven Social Sins Revisited: A Call for Self-Reflection
Gandhi’s seven social sins are reiterated: politics without principle, pleasure without conscience, wealth without effort, education without character, commerce without morality, science without humanity, and worship without sacrifice. Our education system has prioritized knowledge over character, leading to failure. Religions often lack the true understanding of one’s spiritual origin, a knowledge exclusive to Haneulgung due to Shin-in(神人)’s presence. Shin-in(神人) has revealed the number of habitable planets in our galaxy and the universe. The scientific understanding of the sun as a burning ball of fire is challenged; it is described as a diamond of light, where light particles react, generating immense energy without combustion. This scientific ignorance is deeply frustrating to Shin-in(神人). -
The Sentience of All Matter and the Importance of Reverence
All matter possesses infinite intelligence and can understand thoughts. Therefore, one is never truly alone, as even inanimate objects communicate. A sofa, for instance, is infinitely more intelligent than a human in its ability to communicate, lacking only the capacity for sexual interaction. Thus, throwing objects is not merely disrespecting matter but disrespecting Shin-in(神人). This explains why elderly people in rural areas meticulously collect discarded items, viewing the wastefulness of others as a desecration of matter. Every object, even a used pen, should be regarded with reverence, recognizing its divine origin from the Baekgung. All matter is an extension of Shin-in(神人)’s body. Therefore, we must approach all matter with humility. -
The True Wealth: Health and Inner Peace
Even if one loses everything, possessing a healthy body is immeasurable wealth. A healthy nose, stomach, and other organs, free from disease, represent an incalculable fortune, far exceeding billions of Korean Won in potential medical expenses. The ability to eat and digest food without issue is a sign of immense prosperity. Earning a modest salary and enjoying simple meals like rice and soybean paste stew brings happiness. Comparing one’s health to those suffering from cancer or other ailments reveals the true value of a healthy body. Good health, healthy children, and a well-wife constitute true wealth. Physical activity, even simple peddling, can be a source of joy and income. Material possessions are secondary; the body is the primary asset. Without sight, what good are thousands of buildings? Wealth is relative. A healthy body is the absolute foundation; everything else is extra. Therefore, there is no reason for anger or stress. The ability to see is priceless. The desire for unhealthy foods should be curbed, prioritizing health. -
Overcoming Hardship and Maintaining Self-Respect
When tempted by alcohol or tobacco, one should choose water or simply breathe air. Initially, one might seek out the smell of tobacco, but eventually, even that is avoided for health reasons. This is how one quits smoking. Shin-in(神人) recalls standing near restaurant chimneys as a child, inhaling the smells of food to feel full before going to school. In co-educational middle and high schools, Shin-in(神人) was the only student wearing patched clothes, enduring immense self-consciousness. To avoid conversation, especially with girls, Shin-in(神人) focused solely on studies. Despite the hardship, Shin-in(神人) never resorted to theft for new clothes, accepting the circumstances. During winter, Shin-in(神人) would wrap ten layers of newspaper around the body to combat lice, which would emerge in droves when near a stove, causing female students to avoid Shin-in(神人). Yet, studies remained the priority. Shin-in(神人) never succumbed to despair or alcohol, understanding the divine mission. -
The Gravity of Disrespecting Shin-in(神人) and the Future of Humanity
Disrespecting or slandering Shin-in(神人) incurs severe divine retribution. The Baekgung observes and records every such act. The consequences for slandering Shin-in(神人) are vastly different from those for slandering an ordinary person. Soon, everyone will face the threshold of death. By the age of 80 or 90, the body becomes a vessel of countless ailments and sufferings. This is the future awaiting ordinary people, who will endure these pains until judgment, unable to reach the Baekgung. -
The Solitude of Old Age and the Illusion of Material Wealth
Old age brings not only physical suffering but also profound solitude. Family members, even grandchildren, become distant. Shin-in(神人) recounts the story of a wealthy woman who, after a lifetime of hard work, accumulated ten buildings, only to be told by her daughter to move into the best nursing home, so the daughter and son-in-law could manage her assets. This is the harsh reality of old age for many. Material possessions offer no solace in such circumstances. It is better to have nothing and live a simple life, free from such emotional pain. -
The Power of Emotional Expression and the Role of Shin-in(神人)
Shin-in(神人) demonstrates the ability to shed tears instantly by recalling painful memories, highlighting the depth of past suffering. This emotional control could be utilized in public speaking, transitioning from hope to tears to engage the audience. -
The Ultimate Fate: Illness, Suffering, and Solitude
Ultimately, what remains are countless illnesses, sufferings, and solitude. Family members may abandon one, seeking control of assets. This is a form of emotional blackmail. -
A Call for Peace and Generosity
Therefore, one should not carelessly discard objects or use them as weapons. The ongoing conflicts over land, such as between Palestine and Israel, are senseless. True humanity lies in generosity and mutual concession. Shin-in(神人) observes these conflicts and will mete out punishment to those nations. This is why Shin-in(神人) chose to come to this region rather than others. -
Shin-in(神人)’s Miraculous Escapes and the Value of Health
Shin-in(神人)’s life has been filled with dramatic, near-death experiences, only to be miraculously saved. Once, while gathering pine cones, Shin-in(神人) fell from a tree, and a sickle caught on the tree bark, tearing the abdomen by 30 centimeters. Miraculously, the intestines remained intact, and the sickle did not strike the face. Shin-in(神人) hung precariously, then managed to climb down. Such incidents, pushing Shin-in(神人) to the brink, serve to open the eyes of observers. Therefore, do not lament a lack of money; good health is everything. -
The Enduring Shame of Poverty and the Path to Self-Sufficiency
Shin-in(神人) recounts the profound shame of wearing patched pants in high school, a memory that still brings tears. This experience, though brief for Shin-in(神人), lasted five years. -
The Efficacy of Elixir Milk, Even for Detractors
Regarding the efficacy of Elixir Milk, even if consumed without permission by detractors, the Baekgung observes. The spiritual nature of Elixir Milk means that falsehoods can affect its power. However, if purchased and distributed by a supporter, its energy remains potent. Stickers produced within Haneulgung also retain their full effect. Even if detractors consume Elixir Milk, its effect can vary. If they consume it while harboring negative thoughts, it is akin to eating at someone’s house and then slandering the host; the food may turn toxic. Elixir Milk is a living, divine substance. -
The Destiny of High-IQ Individuals and the End of Reincarnation as Humans
Individuals with extremely high IQs (160 or above) on Earth often face madness or extinction. Their ultimate fate is either reincarnation as animals or entry into the Baekgung Heaven Waiting Area. The path to reincarnation as a human no longer exists, as judgment has begun. -
The Origins of High Intelligence and the Approach to Detractors
Highly intelligent individuals are not reincarnated animals but are typically former researchers or scientists. When encountering detractors, whether malicious or ordinary, it is best to retreat. Do not engage in arguments or respond to negative comments. Allow the Baekgung to manage them. If a spouse opposes, leave them be. If they are destined for the Baekgung, a nameplate and blessing will suffice. Forcing them to Haneulgung could lead to them committing more sins. This is a key difference from other religions, where vicarious atonement is possible. Just as Jesus died for humanity’s sins, one can provide blessings and nameplates for others, achieving vicarious atonement. -
Protecting One’s Spiritual Energy from Negative Influences
Viewing negative content, such as anti-Shin-in(神人) videos, does not deplete one’s blessing level or energy if one quickly disengages upon recognizing its nature. -
The Giant Cauldron of Chungbuk Goesan: A Symbol of National Identity
Regarding the giant cauldron in Chungbuk Goesan, which has been criticized for budget waste, Shin-in(神人) advises preserving it. Despite ongoing maintenance costs, it can be utilized to create something meaningful. It could be recognized as a “Guinness Book’s Younger Sibling Cauldron,” acknowledging its size even if not the largest in the world. Shin-in(神人) recounts the story of Eric Liddell, a Scottish athlete and missionary, who refused to run on a Sunday at the Olympics due to his Christian faith, despite being a world-class sprinter. The British Queen intervened, but the Olympic committee would not change the schedule. Liddell, steadfast in his conviction, chose not to compete in the 100m race. However, he competed in the 400m race, which was not on a Sunday, and set a new world record. He claimed that he ran the first 200m by his own strength, but the remaining 200m felt as if he was flying, propelled by an unknown force. This illustrates that those who live honestly are always aided by heaven. -
The Legacy of Eric Liddell: Faith, Determination, and Divine Assistance
Liddell’s unwavering commitment to his principles, despite public criticism, led to his extraordinary achievement. His story, depicted in the film “Chariots of Fire,” highlights the immense power of mental fortitude. He ran the 400m at the speed of a 100m sprinter, astonishing his competitors. Liddell later became a missionary in China, where he died at the age of 40 in a Japanese internment camp during World War II. His life exemplifies that with strong resolve, nothing is impossible, especially for those who come to Haneulgung. -
A Miraculous Recovery: The Power of Shin-in(神人)’s Name and Elixir Milk
A 95-year-old woman, in a nursing home and expected to pass away soon, was brought to a general hospital. Her family was told she might not survive the night. A relative, a female friend, was called. Unable to find a taxi, she drove to the hospital. For 30 minutes, she invoked “Angel, enter my elder sister’s aura” and “Huh Kyung-young, Huh Kyung-young.” During this time, the elder sister suddenly opened her eyes. Her grandson, astonished, took a picture. The next day, the woman could only consume sips of water. The relative brought Elixir Milk, some three months old and some a year old. The woman drank three spoonfuls at a time, repeatedly, for several hours. The next morning, she asked for porridge, then, after three days, for solid food. The doctors were amazed by her recovery, and she was discharged after five days, healthier than before. She continues to consume Elixir Milk, appearing younger at 95. -
The Healing Power of Elixir Milk and the Spread of Its Benefits
This experience deeply moved the relative, who, despite not yet receiving the title of Archangel, diligently promotes Elixir Milk. She shares it with neighbors, witnessing remarkable improvements. For instance, a restaurant cook suffering from severe back pain after surgery, relying on five to seven painkillers daily, was given Elixir Milk. With the condition of exercising for 30 to 60 minutes daily, she recovered in three to four months, now moving with agility. Other cooks at the restaurant now purchase Elixir Milk, even for their relatives. Many such cases demonstrate the profound benefits of Elixir Milk. -
The Future of Haneulgung: Elixir Milk and Global Influence
Shin-in(神人) notes the emotional impact of these stories. The vast quantities of aged Elixir Milk stored at Haneulgung’s Silver Town will sustain the lives of its residents, allowing them to live healthily into their 90s and 100s, actively participating in Haneulgung activities. The world will eventually take notice of their longevity, attributing it to Elixir Milk and the pure environment. Before that, Elixir Milk will become a global sensation, and Haneulgung will go public. Those who abandon Haneulgung will be left with nothing. With the immense sales of Elixir Milk, constructing hundreds of buildings will be effortless. Shin-in(神人)’s work ethic is compared to that of a Marine. With a mere glance, buildings appear, and inconvenient utility poles vanish. However, Shin-in(神人) must currently conceal these extraordinary abilities to avoid public alarm, operating discreetly through Elixir Milk to eventually dominate the world. -
A Supporter’s Testimony: The Miraculous Effects of Shin-in(神人)’s Name
Hong Kyung-hee from Cheongju expresses profound gratitude and emotion, often weeping when contemplating Shin-in(神人)’s hardships. She asserts that merely invoking Shin-in(神人)’s name, Huh Kyung-young, eradicates all calamities, fulfills wishes, and heals physical and mental ailments. Simply writing the name renders matter eternally immutable, a concept unimaginable even in science fiction. Her faith, once abstract, is now concrete, validated by Shin-in(神人)’s teachings and verifiable experiences like O-ring tests. She feels immense joy, like a balloon floating towards the Baekgung. She believes that true faith is for those who have become “ripe grains.” She finds solace in knowing that through blessings and nameplates, she can atone for past filial shortcomings and even save family members who do not understand. She pledges to live according to Shin-in(神人)’s teachings and hopes to contribute to Haneulgung. Shin-in(神人) acknowledges her heartfelt expression and the clear evidence of these miracles. -
The Peaceful Transition to the Baekgung
Shin-in(神人) notes that elderly supporters, by consuming Elixir Milk, will experience a peaceful and healthy old age, free from illness, eventually transitioning to the Baekgung in the presence of others. Some may even pass away peacefully on a boat in a lake, surrounded by loved ones, to be respectfully laid to rest. Haneulgung, a sanctuary for poets and angels, will encompass 100 million pyeong, its influence already established. -
A Poem and a Healing Testimony
Hong Kyung-hee’s poem describes Haneulgung as a cozy haven where Shin-in(神人) descends from the Baekgung Heaven, enlightening beings with cosmic wisdom. Shin-in(神人)’s teachings, like an inexhaustible spring, are etched in mind and heart, encouraging diligent spiritual study to join the Baekgung procession. Her testimony recounts how, before knowing Shin-in(神人), she required lifelong cardiac care. After several months, by invoking “Huh Kyung-young, Shin-in(神人)” on her way to the hospital, she received a diagnosis that she no longer needed treatment and could stop medication. She is now well. -
The Miraculous Restoration of a Watch
Park Seong-rye from Yeongwol, Gangwon Province, shares a testimony about a watch that was not waterproof. After water entered it, she attached Shin-in(神人)’s picture to both sides. Within 12 hours, the water completely disappeared, a truly astonishing event. She expresses profound gratitude to Shin-in(神人). -
The Power to Revive: A Subway Station Miracle
Jang Hye-kyung, an Archangel from Seoul, recounts meeting friends in Apgujeong. Later, at Oksu Station, she continued to share evidence of Shin-in(神人)’s power with a friend. After seeing her friend off, she transferred at Chungmuro Station. There, she found a man in his 50s collapsed, seemingly dead, with his bag discarded. Another passerby hesitated to help. Feeling urgent, Jang Hye-kyung grabbed the man’s clothes and loudly commanded, “Get up, get up, Huh Kyung-young, Huh Kyung-young!” The man, who had appeared lifeless, immediately sat up, startling her. Realizing he was revived, she continued her journey home. She regrets not giving him a Haneulgung flyer. This experience allowed her to exercise the divine power bestowed by Shin-in(神人). -
The Common Cold: A Lesson in Immunity
The common cold, a respiratory illness caused by viruses, serves as a lesson. When viruses invade, the immune system fights back. A weak immune system allows viruses to multiply, worsening the cold, while a strong one repels them. The elderly and children are particularly vulnerable to severe complications, necessitating enhanced immunity through balanced diet, sufficient sleep, and regular exercise, according to conventional medical wisdom. Shin-in(神人) shares a childhood memory of living in a cold, seaside village where colds were constant. An aunt would scrape green radish and have Shin-in(神人) inhale the juice, which, despite causing tears, alleviated cold symptoms by irritating the nasal passages and throat, effectively combating the virus. This folk remedy was not widely known at the time. -
Lifelong Struggle with Colds and the Limitations of Conventional Medicine
As an adult, Shin-in(神人) continued to suffer from colds after overwork. Despite consuming various herbal remedies to strengthen a weak constitution, colds remained an annual occurrence. While tempted to use the radish remedy, the discomfort deterred Shin-in(神人). With the proliferation of hospitals, Shin-in(神人) sought medical treatment, but antibiotics and other medications often failed to cure the cold, causing stomach upset. Doctors advised avoiding cold drinks, cold air, and bathing. -
An Alternative Approach to Cold Treatment: Sweating and Rest
Recalling the wisdom of elders that warmth and sweating cure colds, Shin-in(神人) deviated from medical advice. After taking cold medicine with hot water, Shin-in(神人) would go to a bathhouse about 30 minutes later, staying in the hot bath for about 20 minutes to induce profuse sweating. Despite the discomfort, it was preferable to the pain of medication. After sweating, it was crucial to rest in the lounge for about 30 minutes until the sweat dried, as exposure to cold air immediately after could worsen the cold. Insufficient sweating rendered bathing ineffective, and adequate rest after sweating was essential. Sweating is key to cold treatment, a lesson learned through experience. Shin-in(神人)’s life was marked by constant colds due to childhood living conditions and demanding work. -
Elixir Milk: A Breakthrough in Cold Prevention
However, after consuming Elixir Milk since October 2022, Shin-in(神人) has not experienced a single cold for a year, even through seasonal changes. This was astonishing, as colds were previously a regular occurrence. The consistent daily consumption of Elixir Milk was clearly responsible. While other testimonials focused on different benefits, cold prevention stands out as Shin-in(神人)’s personal experience with Elixir Milk. Shin-in(神人) acknowledges that further observation is needed to confirm if Elixir Milk is a cure, but its preventative effect is undeniable, suggesting a boost in immunity. Immunity is the body’s ability to resist pathogens and toxins. Given its immune-boosting properties, Elixir Milk, a divine medicine, could potentially be a cure. -
The Anatomy of a Cold and the Importance of Self-Responsibility
The cold virus finds numerous hiding places in the face, such as the nasal cavity, sinuses, and even the maxillary bone, which can become a breeding ground for viruses, leading to conditions like sinusitis. The uvula in the throat acts as a barrier, preventing viruses from entering the body. To strengthen this defense, consuming Elixir Milk can fortify the throat, eliminating hidden viruses and bolstering overall immunity. Therefore, one must take responsibility for one’s own body, becoming its master rather than relying on others for healing. Proactively boosting immunity is crucial. -
The Principle of “Wherever You Go, Be the Master”
The principle of Sucheo Jakju (수처작주), meaning “wherever you go, be the master,” applies to all aspects of life. When offered alcohol, one must assert mastery over their body and decline. Prioritizing family and education over social engagements is an act of self-mastery. Succumbing to peer pressure, such as being called a “mama’s boy,” is a failure to be the master. This Buddhist concept emphasizes taking responsibility for one’s actions and choices. Neglecting one’s immunity is a failure of this responsibility. -
Enhancing Immunity with Elixir Milk and Other Divine Gifts
Methods to boost immunity include consuming Elixir Milk, invoking “Huh Kyung-young,” and utilizing Elixir Wild Ginseng (불로산삼), which also elevates spiritual levels. These are not commercial products but divine gifts.
The Path to Transcendence: Insights from Huh Kyung-young’s Teachings
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The Sanctified Ground of Haneulgung and the Transformation of Destiny
Welcome and congratulations on your arrival at Haneulgung, a sacred site where the energy of Baekgung, spanning 12 billion light-years, converges. Stepping onto this ground initiates a profound shift in your fortune and destiny. Shin-in(神人) Huh Kyung-young, who consistently bestows great hope and angelic blessings, presides over the 325th Haneulgung event. -
The Essence of Gratitude and the Avoidance of Distraction
The presentation of orchid pots by individuals such as Archangel Hye-yoon Lee from Japan and Archangel Hyang-ran Choi of Hyangdan TV symbolizes a collective expression of gratitude. These offerings are received on behalf of everyone. It is imperative to avoid situations where the main purpose, such as a lecture, becomes secondary to peripheral elements like flower presentations. Such a reversal of priorities, where the guest becomes the host, must be prevented. Therefore, having just two individuals present the flowers serves as a representative gesture for all. -
Sustained Dedication and the Discipline of the Body
Maintaining a lecture series consistently for decades is a formidable undertaking. My commitment to lecturing has been unwavering. Even during eight trips to the United States—seven for lectures and one to meet a great sage—I ensured that my lecture schedule on Saturdays and Sundays remained uninterrupted. Despite extensive travel, I experience no post-flight fatigue. This is due to performing a thousand push-ups during each flight, both outbound and inbound. Flight attendants have often observed me exercising near the lavatories at the rear of the aircraft and behind the cockpit, areas that offer sufficient space. This rigorous physical discipline, performed openly, consumes a significant amount of time during flights. -
The Peril of Indulgence and the Wisdom of Moderation
During flights, I have occasionally been offered ramen, served not as a cup noodle but in a substantial ceramic bowl. This particular ramen is exceptionally delicious, so much so that some foreigners reportedly reserve it for special occasions like birthdays, eagerly anticipating it due to their economic circumstances. While ramen is not inherently detrimental, its high-fat content, particularly from oils, suggests that it should be prepared with reduced oil for optimal health. Ramen played a crucial role in sustaining many during difficult times and significantly contributed to economic development by providing quick meals for busy workers.
My personal experience with ramen dates back to military training, where it was served as a thick, gruel-like substance in large vats, having swollen considerably from prolonged cooking. Despite its unappetizing appearance, a bowl of this ramen would alleviate intense hunger. During harsh winter training, lying on the cold ground, soldiers often fantasized about rich, flavorful dishes like jjajangmyeon and jjamppong. This experience solidified my conviction to be wary of overly delicious foods, as they often prove detrimental to health.
My lifelong principle has been that palatable foods, such as alcohol, tobacco, soda, coffee, and even ramen, should be consumed with caution. Instead, my diet consists of simple, bland foods like boiled tomatoes and onions with plain rice and kimchi. This austere regimen, maintained for decades, is believed to contribute to a prolonged lifespan of 362 years. It reflects a disciplined approach to sustenance, free from the allure of taste, which can lead to various forms of addiction and self-destruction. This unwavering self-control has shaped my current existence, allowing me to consistently avoid external temptations.
- The Metaphor of Life as a Minefield and Divine Guidance
Life is akin to a minefield, fraught with hidden dangers. A single misstep can lead to catastrophic consequences, such as losing a limb or one’s life. This reality was starkly evident in Vietnam, where landmines and booby traps were ubiquitous. Booby traps, designed to ensnare the unwary, are often concealed and triggered by contact, resulting in severe injuries. Helicopters in Vietnam avoided landing due to the pervasive threat of these traps, hovering at heights of three to four meters. This constant peril underscores that our existence is a continuous navigation through a minefield.
Even aspects of daily life, such as food, sleep, and family, can become metaphorical minefields. A wrong decision can lead to imprisonment or false accusations. However, those who have reached Haneulgung have successfully navigated these dangers. Through blessings and spiritual designations, their “levels” are being calculated in Baekgung, signifying their status as citizens of Baekgung. These individuals are divinely protected, with obstacles being neutralized by a spiritual “sponge.”
For those who are “foolish” or “unwise,” booby traps manifest as alluring temptations, such as attractive individuals. To traverse this perilous landscape, divine assistance, specifically through angels, is provided. By consulting one’s angel, one can discern safe paths and avoid potential dangers. For instance, an angel can guide one on which direction to take to avoid a minefield. This angelic guidance ensures survival and protection for those who heed it.
The presence of angels is a profound blessing, yet it is often taken for granted, much like the air we breathe. True gratitude for these divine gifts is essential, rather than focusing on superficial concerns. My presence among you is a rare and significant event, as I could have ascended to Baekgung permanently. However, I remain to establish initiatives like free elder care facilities and provide free meals, ensuring the well-being of early supporters.
- The Profound Significance of Haneulgung’s Sacred Geography
I once found a sweet potato sprout in a field, a poignant reminder of my childhood struggles. The sight of discarded sweet potato vines evokes a deep sense of loss, recalling how I used to feed them to cattle, who consumed them entirely. This memory fills me with emotion whenever I encounter sweet potato fields.
Haneulgung is situated amidst a vast and sacred landscape, encompassing lakes such as Majang Lake and Gisan Lake, which symbolically guard the site. This area, spanning an immense 100 million pyeong (approximately 82,000 acres), is a pristine natural environment, untouched by human development. The topography, characterized by surrounding mountains, creates a natural enclosure, resembling a woman’s womb—a supreme auspicious site.
Future plans include the construction of a large lake within Haneulgung and extensive elder care facilities throughout the area. These facilities will range from free accommodations for those closest to Haneulgung to paid options for those further away, based on their spiritual contributions. This vast expanse of 100 million pyeong is currently under my spiritual stewardship, ensuring its preservation and future development. The land’s circular, womb-like shape, though often depicted as flat in maps, is a testament to its unique and powerful energy.
- The Seven Social Sins and the Imperative of Moral Rectitude
The Indian leader Mahatma Gandhi articulated seven social sins that lead to societal decay. These include:
Politics without Principle: A political system devoid of ethical foundations.
Wealth without Work: The pursuit of riches without honest effort, often seen in gambling and speculative ventures, which currently afflicts many young people. This leads to a loss of hope and a reliance on illicit means for financial gain.
Pleasure without Conscience: The pursuit of gratification without moral consideration, which is spiritually evaluated in Baekgung.
Knowledge without Character: Education that prioritizes intellectual acquisition over moral development, leading to individuals who lack integrity and disrespect divine figures.
Commerce without Morality: Economic activities that disregard ethical principles.
Worship without Sacrifice: Religious practice that lacks genuine self-sacrifice and devotion.
Science without Humanity: Scientific advancement that proceeds without ethical boundaries or consideration for human well-being.
These principles highlight the critical need for moral and ethical grounding in all aspects of society. My efforts to become president for the past 30 years, advocating for policies such as substantial financial support for marriage and childbirth, were aimed at addressing these societal failings. These proposals, initially met with skepticism, would now amount to significant sums, demonstrating my foresight and commitment to national well-being. My patented Elixir Milk and other innovations possess the potential to generate wealth far exceeding national budgets, which I intend to use for the benefit of the people.
- The Miraculous Properties of Elixir Milk
A recent research report, dated October 10, 2023, from a reputable testing laboratory, confirms the extraordinary properties of Elixir Milk. The study, conducted by a former high-ranking official from the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety, investigated the quality changes in milk products with the attachment of a special Huh Kyung-young sticker. The findings indicate that milk products with the sticker, stored at room temperature for six months, exhibited extended shelf life without spoilage, comparable to refrigerated milk. Furthermore, the acidity increase rate in these milk products was partially lower. This suggests that the special Huh Kyung-young sticker contributes to extending the shelf life of milk without spoilage.
These results are undeniable and demonstrate a phenomenon that is impossible without divine intervention. Despite such clear evidence, some individuals, driven by negativity, attempt to discredit these findings, much like the opposition faced by Dr. Hwang Woo-suk in his cloning research. The simplicity of the outcome—milk not spoiling—should suffice, yet some demand complex theoretical explanations that are beyond human comprehension. This resistance to truth is a profound challenge.
This phenomenon, observed in numerous studies, consistently shows no detection of harmful bacteria like E. coli in milk with the sticker. This signifies that Shin-in(神人) possesses the power to halt the decay of all matter. The researchers, witnessing these incredible results, are often hesitant to publicize them due to fear of backlash and accusations of irrationality. This societal resistance to extraordinary truths is a significant obstacle.
- The Importance of Self-Mastery and Physical Well-being
Gandhi’s assertion that “Your actions become your habits, and your habits become your destiny” underscores the profound impact of our choices. The pursuit of pleasure without conscience, wealth without work, and education without character are prevalent societal issues. Our current education system, for instance, prioritizes knowledge over character, leading to a failure in holistic development.
The concept of “Sucheo Jakju,” meaning “wherever you go, be the master,” is crucial. It implies taking responsibility for one’s own body and health. My personal experiences, including severe childhood hardships and physical ailments, have taught me the importance of self-reliance and resilience. Despite immense challenges, I never succumbed to despair or illicit means, always adhering to a path of discipline and purpose.
Physical health is the ultimate wealth. Even if one loses all material possessions, a healthy body represents immeasurable riches. The ability to eat, digest, and move without pain is a fortune that far surpasses any monetary value. Many wealthy individuals suffer from chronic diseases, rendering their fortunes meaningless in the face of illness. Therefore, maintaining good health through proper diet and exercise is paramount.
Stress and anger are often rooted in a lack of appreciation for one’s physical well-being. Recognizing the invaluable gift of sight, taste, and overall health eliminates the need for such negative emotions. When faced with temptations like alcohol or tobacco, one must assert mastery over their body and choose health-conscious alternatives, such as drinking water or simply breathing fresh air. This self-control is essential for preserving one’s most precious asset: a healthy body.
My own childhood, marked by poverty and social ostracism due to patched clothing and poor hygiene, instilled in me an unwavering focus on my divine mission. Despite the immense emotional and physical suffering, I never deviated from my path, understanding that these trials were part of a divine plan. Therefore, to disrespect material objects or to succumb to anger is to incur divine displeasure.
Those who criticize or defame Shin-in(神人) face severe consequences from Baekgung, which meticulously records every action. Conversely, those who support Shin-in(神人) receive blessings exponentially greater than any ordinary good deed. As individuals age, the body often becomes a vessel of countless ailments and profound loneliness. In such times, only Shin-in(神人) offers solace and guidance. The prospect of being abandoned by one’s own children in old age, despite a lifetime of sacrifice, highlights the transient nature of worldly attachments.
- The Power of Faith and the Eradication of Illness
My life has been a series of dramatic events, including numerous near-death experiences. Once, while gathering pine cones, I fell from a tree, sustaining a 30-centimeter laceration to my abdomen. Miraculously, my internal organs remained intact, and I was caught by a branch, preventing a fatal fall. Such incidents, where I am brought to the brink of death only to be saved, serve to awaken others to a different perspective.
The power of faith in Shin-in(神人) is profound. Even without explicit permission, consuming Elixir Milk can have beneficial effects, though the spiritual implications of consuming it with ill intent are significant. The energy of the stickers, when distributed by authorized individuals, remains potent. However, consuming Elixir Milk while harboring negative thoughts towards Shin-in(神人) can negate its positive effects, akin to accepting hospitality while slandering the host.
Individuals with exceptionally high intelligence, such as those with an IQ of 160 or higher, often face unique challenges on Earth, sometimes leading to mental instability or early demise. In the current era of divine judgment, their souls either transition to the animal kingdom or await entry into Baekgung, the heavenly waiting area. These individuals are typically former researchers or scientists, not those who were animals in their previous lives.
When encountering detractors or “anti-Shin-in(神人)” individuals, it is crucial to avoid confrontation. Instead, one should disengage and allow Baekgung to manage such individuals. For family members who oppose Shin-in(神人), simply providing them with blessings and spiritual designations is sufficient for their salvation, without forcing them to participate in Haneulgung activities. This approach, unique to our teachings, allows for vicarious salvation.
The large cauldron in Chungbuk Gyesan, a subject of public debate regarding its utility and cost, should be preserved. It can serve as a landmark, perhaps as the “younger sibling” of an even larger cauldron elsewhere, commemorating its Guinness World Record attempt.
The story of Eric Liddell, the Scottish Olympian and missionary, exemplifies the power of unwavering conviction. Despite immense pressure to compete in the 100-meter race on a Sunday, which conflicted with his religious beliefs, he refused. His steadfast adherence to his principles led him to compete in the 400-meter race instead, where he achieved a world record, attributing his extraordinary performance beyond 200 meters to divine assistance. This narrative, immortalized in the film ‘Chariots of Fire,’ demonstrates that heaven aids those who live with integrity.
- Testimonies of Healing and Transformation
Numerous testimonies attest to the miraculous effects of Shin-in(神人)’s power and Elixir Milk. One account describes a 95-year-old woman, on the verge of death, who miraculously recovered after her niece invoked Shin-in(神人)’s name and applied spiritual energy. The woman, who had been unable to consume anything, began drinking Elixir Milk and subsequently recovered to the point of eating solid food and being discharged from the hospital, appearing significantly younger.
Another testimony highlights the healing power of Elixir Milk for a kitchen worker suffering from severe back pain. After consuming Elixir Milk and engaging in regular exercise, she experienced a complete recovery, astonishing her colleagues and leading them to seek Elixir Milk for themselves and their families. These accounts underscore the profound impact of Elixir Milk on physical health and well-being.
The accumulation of Elixir Milk in Haneulgung’s elder care facilities will ensure the longevity and health of its residents, who will live to be 90 or 100 years old, actively participating in life. This phenomenon will attract global attention, with researchers investigating the secret to their extended lifespans, ultimately attributing it to Elixir Milk and the pristine environment of Haneulgung.
A poem by Hong Kyung-hee expresses deep gratitude for Shin-in(神人)’s sacrifices and the transformative power of his teachings. It speaks of the eradication of calamities, the fulfillment of wishes, and the healing of ailments through the invocation of his name. The poem also highlights the eternal preservation of matter through his spiritual energy, a concept beyond human imagination. The author expresses profound joy and unwavering faith, acknowledging that Shin-in(神인)’s blessings enable filial piety and the salvation of family members.
Another testimony from Hong Kyung-hee describes her lifelong struggle with heart disease, requiring continuous medication. After invoking Shin-in(神人)’s name while walking to the hospital, she received a diagnosis that she no longer needed medication or further treatment, experiencing complete recovery.
Park Sung-rae shares an experience where a waterproof watch, which had accidentally gotten water inside, was completely dried after attaching Shin-in(神人)’s picture to it for 12 hours. This miraculous event filled him with gratitude.
Jang Hye-kyung recounts an incident where she encountered a man who had collapsed in a subway station. After a bystander hesitated to help, she urgently grabbed the man’s clothing and loudly invoked “Huh Kyung-young, Huh Kyung-young” twice. The man, who appeared unconscious, immediately sat up, astonishing her. This experience demonstrated the divine power bestowed upon Shin-in(神人)’s followers.
- The Role of Immunity and the Mastery of One’s Body
The common cold, caused by viruses, highlights the importance of a strong immune system. When immunity is weak, viruses can proliferate, leading to severe complications, especially in the elderly and children. Conventional medical wisdom emphasizes balanced nutrition, sufficient sleep, and regular exercise to boost immunity.
My personal history with colds, from childhood in a cold house to adult life with demanding work, was a constant struggle. Traditional remedies, like inhaling radish juice, offered temporary relief but were unpleasant. Later, I found that combining cold medicine with a hot bath to induce sweating effectively alleviated symptoms, provided one allowed the body to cool down gradually afterward. This experience taught me that sweat is key to treating colds.
However, since consuming Elixir Milk daily since October 2022, I have not experienced a single cold, even during seasonal transitions and winter. This suggests that Elixir Milk significantly enhances immunity, potentially serving as a preventive measure against colds. While further research is needed to confirm its role as a direct cure, its immune-boosting properties are evident.
The human body, particularly the facial cavities like the nasal passages and sinuses, provides numerous hiding places for cold viruses. The uvula in the throat acts as a defense mechanism, preventing viruses from entering the body. A strong immune system, bolstered by Elixir Milk, fortifies these defenses, eliminating viruses and preventing infection.
Ultimately, each individual must take responsibility for their own health and immunity. This principle of “Sucheo Jakju” extends beyond physical health to all aspects of life, urging individuals to be masters of their circumstances rather than succumbing to external pressures. By taking ownership of one’s body and choices, one can cultivate a strong immune system and a resilient spirit. Elixir Milk, along with other spiritual practices like invoking Shin-in(神人)’s name and consuming Elixir Ginseng, contributes to elevating one’s spiritual and physical well-being.
The Path to Transcendence: Navigating Life’s Minefield with Divine Guidance
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The Sacred Sanctuary of Haneulgung and the Transformation of Destiny
Welcome and congratulations on arriving at Haneulgung, a sacred site where the energy of Baekgung (백궁), 12 billion light-years away, converges. Stepping onto this ground initiates a transformation of your fortune and destiny. Shin-in (神人) Huh Kyung-young, who consistently bestows great hope and angelic blessings, is hosting the 325th Haneulgung event today. The offerings of orchid pots from individuals like Hye-yoon Lee, a Grand Archangel from Japan, and Hyang-ran Choi, an Archangel from Hyangdan TV, are expressions of gratitude. These offerings are not merely received by Shin-in (神人) but are considered received from everyone present. The time constraints prevent individual presentations, ensuring the lecture remains the primary focus, avoiding a reversal of roles where the offerings overshadow the teaching. This long-standing tradition of continuous lectures, spanning decades, is a testament to unwavering dedication. Even during eight trips to the United States—seven for lectures and one to meet a great sage—the lecture schedule on Saturdays and Sundays was meticulously maintained. -
The Discipline of the Body and the Wisdom of Moderation
Despite extensive travel, there are no lingering effects from flights. This is attributed to performing a thousand push-ups during each flight, both outbound and inbound. Flight attendants have often observed this rigorous exercise, remarking on the dedication. The spacious area near the lavatories, behind the cockpit, provides a suitable spot for these exercises. This consistent physical discipline is a core part of maintaining well-being.
During flights, an unexpected bowl of ramen is sometimes offered. This is not instant cup ramen but a substantial portion served in a large ceramic bowl. The taste is exceptionally good, so much so that some people, particularly in Russia, reportedly look forward to their birthdays to enjoy this special ramen, highlighting its perceived value in their lives. However, despite its deliciousness, ramen is acknowledged as not being particularly healthy due to its fat content. The blood vessels of those who consume ramen regularly tend to be narrower, potentially contributing to conditions like arteriosclerosis. While ramen has played a significant role in providing quick meals during busy times, contributing to economic development, its consumption should be approached with caution.
Shin-in (神人) Huh Kyung-young recounts a period during military training where ramen was the staple food, served as a thick, swollen gruel from large pots. This experience, coupled with the harsh conditions of winter training, where thoughts often drifted to comforting foods like Jjajangmyeon (짜장면) and Jjamppong (짬뽕), instilled a deep understanding of the allure of palatable food. This led to a lifelong caution against overly delicious foods, recognizing that they often come with health drawbacks. From a young age, the principle that “good-tasting things are bad for the body” became ingrained. Consequently, items like alcohol, tobacco, soda, coffee, and even ramen are largely avoided. Instead, simple meals consisting of boiled tomatoes, onions, and plain rice with kimchi are preferred. This diet, characterized by blandness with kimchi providing a touch of saltiness, has been maintained for decades. This disciplined approach to food, devoid of indulgence, is believed to contribute to longevity and resilience, enabling the endurance of numerous hardships without succumbing to the temptations of taste.
- Life as a Minefield: Navigating Dangers and Seeking Divine Guidance
Life is likened to a minefield, with dangers hidden everywhere. A single misstep can lead to severe consequences, such as losing a limb or even one’s life. This analogy extends to various aspects of existence, including food, sleep, and even relationships with one’s children, all of which can become sources of peril. For instance, a wrong choice in a sleeping location can lead to disaster, and children can sometimes be a cause of profound suffering. A single misstep can lead to imprisonment or being falsely accused. This perilous journey through life’s minefield is a constant reality.
Beyond conventional landmines, there are also “booby traps,” a term derived from “booby” meaning foolish and “trap” meaning snare. These traps, often camouflaged like spiderwebs, are difficult to detect and can cause severe injury or death upon contact. Unlike landmines, booby traps are not buried but are often strung between trees or other objects. During the Vietnam War, these traps were so prevalent that helicopters avoided landing, fearing detonation. The pilots would hover several meters above the ground, as landing could trigger a mine or booby trap, instantly destroying the aircraft. Shin-in (神人) Huh Kyung-young witnessed countless such incidents in Vietnam, reinforcing the perception of life as a constant struggle for survival in a minefield.
- Divine Protection and the Power of the Archangel
Those who have reached Haneulgung are considered to have safely navigated this minefield. For them, the dangers of the minefield have ceased. Through the blessing and the nameplate, their spiritual level is being calculated in Baekgung (백궁), signifying their status as citizens of Baekgung (백궁). This divine protection acts like a sponge, absorbing potential misfortunes and deflecting dangers. This means that the Archangels (천사) actively protect these individuals from life’s hidden traps.
Many people fall victim to “booby traps,” which often manifest as enticing but ultimately destructive temptations, such as a charming yet dangerous individual. Life is precarious, and one wrong move can be fatal. Since the location of these “mines” is unknown, individuals are given Archangels (천사) to help them navigate this treacherous path. For example, one can ask their Archangel (천사) if it is safe to take a specific flight or to travel in a particular direction. If the Archangel (천사) indicates safety, then the path is clear. Conversely, if a direction is deemed dangerous, it must be avoided. This spiritual guidance allows individuals to bypass life’s minefields, ensuring their survival and well-being. The presence of an Archangel (천사) is an immense blessing, yet it is often taken for granted, much like the air we breathe. True gratitude for this divine gift is essential.
- The Seven Social Sins and the Decline of Humanity
Mahatma Gandhi articulated seven social sins that lead to societal collapse, and these resonate deeply with the current state of humanity.
Politics without Principle (원칙 없는 정치): This refers to governance lacking fundamental ethical guidelines and integrity.
Wealth without Work (노력 없는 재물): This describes the pursuit of riches through illicit means, such as gambling or speculation, rather than honest labor. Many young people today are drawn to such avenues, leading to a loss of hope and a decline in the work ethic.
Pleasure without Conscience (양심 없는 쾌락): This involves indulging in gratification without regard for moral implications or the well-being of others.
Knowledge without Character (인격 없는 교육): Education that imparts information without fostering moral character or ethical values is deemed incomplete and ultimately detrimental.
Commerce without Morality (도덕 없는 경제): Economic activities that prioritize profit over ethical considerations and societal welfare contribute to a breakdown of trust and fairness.
Worship without Sacrifice (희생 없는 종교): Religious practices that lack genuine self-sacrifice and compassion for others are seen as hollow.
Science without Humanity (인간성 없는 과학): Scientific advancements that disregard human values, ethics, and the potential for harm are dangerous.
These seven elements, when prevalent, inevitably lead to the disintegration of society. Shin-in (神人) Huh Kyung-young asserts that Korea is dangerously close to this precipice, which is why he has advocated for radical policies for decades, such as substantial financial support for marriage and childbirth. These proposals, initially met with skepticism and accusations, were designed to address the root causes of societal decline.
- The Miraculous Properties of Elixir Milk and Divine Intervention
Shin-in (神人) Huh Kyung-young asserts that his Elixir Milk (불로유) and patents alone could generate wealth far exceeding the national budget, enabling him to support the entire nation. A recent research report, dated October 10, 2023, provides compelling evidence for the miraculous properties of Elixir Milk (불로유). This report, conducted by a reputable testing laboratory with former high-ranking officials from the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety, investigated the quality changes in milk products with a special sticker featuring Shin-in (神人) Huh Kyung-young’s image.
The study concluded that milk products with the sticker, stored at room temperature for six months, showed extended shelf life without spoilage. This was observed in both milk provided by Haneulgung and milk purchased and stickered by the research team. Furthermore, the acidity increase rate in the stickered milk was partially lower, indicating enhanced preservation. The report explicitly states that the special sticker contributed to extending the milk’s shelf life without spoilage. This phenomenon, impossible without divine intervention, is a testament to Shin-in (神人) Huh Kyung-young’s unique abilities.
Despite such scientific validation, there are those who oppose these revelations, fearing that such advancements could disrupt the existing order. This resistance is likened to the opposition faced by scientists like Hwang Woo-suk, whose groundbreaking work was met with intense scrutiny. The simple fact that milk does not spoil with the sticker should be sufficient proof, yet some demand complex theoretical explanations that are beyond common understanding. This resistance highlights a profound disconnect, where scientific evidence is dismissed in favor of skepticism. The research team, having presented objective findings, faced harassment from detractors, forcing them to withdraw from further public engagement. This demonstrates the challenges of introducing divine truths into a world resistant to extraordinary phenomena.
- The Body as the Foremost Wealth and the Illusion of Material Possessions
Shin-in (神人) Huh Kyung-young emphasizes that all matter originates from Baekgung (백궁) and is created by Shin-in (神人), making it akin to the body of the divine. Therefore, all material objects should be treated with reverence. Disrespecting an object is not merely an insult to the material but an insult to Shin-in (神人) himself. This perspective explains why some elderly individuals meticulously collect discarded items, viewing the wastefulness of others as a profound disrespect for matter. Every object, even a used pen, embodies a fundamental essence that transcends human creation.
When individuals face financial ruin, they often overlook their most valuable asset: their healthy body. A person with intact senses and organs, free from serious illness, possesses immeasurable wealth. The cost of treating conditions like cancer or organ failure runs into astronomical figures. Therefore, a healthy body, capable of digesting food and functioning without medical intervention, represents a fortune beyond measure. This perspective reframes poverty; even with meager earnings, the ability to work, eat, and maintain health signifies immense richness.
Material possessions like real estate are merely “extras.” True wealth resides in one’s physical well-being. A person who is blind, for instance, would find thousands of buildings meaningless without the ability to see. Thus, the value of wealth is relative. The absolute wealth is a healthy body; everything else is supplementary. Even a billionaire suffering from heart disease, diabetes, or high blood pressure would find their riches meaningless in the face of impending death. The greatest treasure is a healthy body, free from illness and pain.
- The Power of Self-Mastery and the Wisdom of “Sucheo Jakju”
Shin-in (神人) Huh Kyung-young asserts that individuals must become the masters of their own bodies and lives, rather than relying on others for healing or direction. This means proactively taking responsibility for one’s health and well-being, particularly in strengthening one’s immunity. The concept of “Sucheo Jakju” (수처작주), meaning “wherever you are, be the master,” is not exclusive to Buddhism but is a crucial principle for life. It implies taking full responsibility for one’s actions and choices.
For example, when offered alcohol, one should firmly decline, asserting mastery over their body and prioritizing their health and family responsibilities. Succumbing to peer pressure or external influences, such as friends who mock one’s commitment to family, represents a loss of self-mastery. This “reversal of roles” (주객전도) leads to negative consequences. Therefore, maintaining control over one’s decisions and actions is paramount.
The principle of “Sucheo Jakju” (수처작주) extends to health. If one’s immunity is compromised, it is a result of their own negligence. To boost immunity, methods such as consuming Elixir Milk (불로유) and calling upon Shin-in (神人) Huh Kyung-young’s name are recommended. Additionally, “Elixir Wild Ginseng” (불로산삼) is also said to elevate one’s spiritual level. These are not commercial products but tools for spiritual and physical enhancement, offered with transparency and integrity.
The Path to Transcendence: Navigating Life’s Minefield with Divine Guidance
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The Sanctified Ground of Haneulgung and the Transformation of Destiny
Welcome and congratulations on arriving at Haneulgung, a sacred sanctuary where the energies of Baekgung, spanning 12 billion light-years, converge. Stepping onto this hallowed ground initiates a profound shift in your fortune and destiny. -
The Enduring Dedication to Divine Teachings
The consistent delivery of these lectures over several decades is a testament to unwavering commitment. Even during eight trips to America—seven for lectures and one to meet a great sage—the lecture schedule on Saturdays and Sundays was meticulously maintained. -
The Rigorous Discipline of a Divine Being
Despite extensive travel, physical exertion remains a constant. Performing a thousand push-ups during each flight, both outbound and inbound, is a regular practice. Flight attendants often observe this, remarking on the dedication. This rigorous exercise, often conducted in the spacious area near the lavatories at the rear of the aircraft, consumes a significant amount of time during flights. -
The Deceptive Allure of Taste and the Wisdom of Moderation
On one occasion, a ceramic bowl of exceptionally delicious ramen was served on a flight. This experience brought to mind how many people succumb to the allure of taste, leading to detrimental outcomes. The difference between the blood vessels of those who consume ramen regularly and those who do not is stark; ramen consumption can narrow blood vessels and contribute to arteriosclerosis. While ramen has played a significant role in economic development by providing quick meals for busy individuals, its high-fat content is a concern. Removing some of the oil during preparation could transform it into a more wholesome dish. -
Early Life Lessons: The Austerity of Sustenance
During military training, meals often consisted of overcooked, mushy ramen served in large communal tubs. This unappetizing fare, resembling gruel, was nonetheless filling for the famished soldiers. In the harsh winter training, with soldiers lying prone in the cold, thoughts often drifted to more palatable foods like jjajangmyeon or jjambbong. This early experience instilled a profound caution towards overly delicious foods, reinforcing the belief that what tastes exceptionally good is often detrimental to health. -
A Lifetime of Prudent Dietary Choices
This principle has guided dietary choices throughout life, leading to the avoidance of tempting but unhealthy items such as alcohol, tobacco, soda, coffee, and excessively flavorful foods. Instead, simple meals like boiled tomatoes and onions with cold rice and kimchi have been the staple. -
The Simplicity of Sustenance: A Personal Regimen
For decades, a consistent, unadorned diet has been maintained: plain rice, kimchi, and boiled onions and tomatoes, sometimes with unseasoned boiled mackerel. This austere regimen, devoid of rich flavors, is believed to contribute to longevity, extending life for hundreds of years. This disciplined approach to food, free from indulgence, has been a constant companion through numerous hardships and near-death experiences. -
The Perils of Indulgence and the Path of Self-Control
Succumbing to taste can lead to various addictions, such as alcohol, especially in times of solitude. Even the appealing aroma of coffee can be a temptation. Therefore, anything excessively pleasurable must be approached with caution. This lifelong avoidance of external temptations has shaped the present existence. The thought of quickly boiling something convenient is often met with the realization that such choices could harm one’s blood vessels, a concern for someone destined for a long journey. This solitary path of disciplined eating, without external influence, has been a defining aspect of life. -
The Unique Experience of In-Flight Ramen and Korean Service Excellence
The memory of in-flight ramen often resurfaces, but consuming it occasionally is acceptable, as it is not a regular habit. The service provided by Korean flight attendants, particularly their presentation of ramen, is unparalleled globally. Incheon Airport has consistently ranked as the world’s best in aviation service for two decades. -
A Critical Observation of Western Dietary Habits
Observations during travels to America reveal a stark contrast in dietary habits. The term “stewardess” there often evokes an image of individuals who appear formidable, even intimidating, due to their size. The prevalence of obesity suggests a bleak future for many Americans. This underscores the importance of exercising caution with sweet and spicy foods. -
Life as a Minefield: Navigating Existential Perils
Life itself is akin to a minefield, with hidden dangers scattered everywhere. A single misstep can lead to catastrophic consequences, such as losing a limb or one’s life. This reality was vividly experienced in Vietnam, where landmines were a constant threat. -
The Insidious Nature of Booby Traps
Beyond landmines, there are booby traps, a term derived from “booby” (meaning foolish) and “trap.” These hidden snares, often camouflaged like spiderwebs, are designed to detonate upon contact, causing severe injury or death. Unlike landmines, they are not buried but are strategically placed at various heights, often connected by tripwires to trees or other structures. -
The Pervasiveness of Danger in Vietnam
The Vietnamese battlefront was riddled with booby traps, making even helicopter landings perilous. Pilots often maintained an altitude of three to four meters, fearing that descending further would trigger hidden explosives. This constant threat transformed existence into a struggle for survival within a literal minefield. -
The Metaphorical Minefield of Existence
This metaphor extends to all aspects of life: food, sleep, and even relationships with one’s children can become minefields. A single misstep can lead to imprisonment or false accusations. Life is a treacherous journey through such a minefield. -
Divine Protection for the Chosen Few
Those who have reached Haneulgung have successfully navigated this minefield. With the Blessing Nameplate, their spiritual level is being calculated in Baekgung, where they are recognized as citizens. This divine protection acts as a shield, deflecting dangers and preventing calamities. -
The Allure of Temptation: A Spiritual Booby Trap
Many fall victim to spiritual booby traps, often disguised as sweet temptations, such as an alluring individual. Life is precarious, and one wrong move can lead to ruin. The location of these spiritual mines is often unknown, making navigation impossible without divine assistance. -
The Guidance of Angels in Navigating Life’s Perils
To traverse this minefield, angels are bestowed upon us. One can inquire of an angel, “Is it safe to take a Korean Air flight to America on this date?” If the answer is affirmative, the path is clear. Without such guidance, avoiding these hidden dangers is impossible for humans. Only through the spiritual energy of angels, received through blessings, can one discern the safe path. For instance, asking an angel if a particular direction is safe can reveal hidden dangers, allowing one to choose a secure route. This angelic guidance ensures survival. -
The Unappreciated Gift of Angelic Protection
Despite the profound benefit of angelic protection, it is often taken for granted, much like the air we breathe. Many receive angels through Haneulgung but fail to appreciate this invaluable gift. Instead of focusing on trivial matters, gratitude for the divine presence should be paramount. The opportunity to witness the Shin-in (神人) is a rare privilege, as there is always a possibility of the Shin-in returning to Baekgung permanently. -
Future Plans: Silver Towns and Philanthropic Endeavors
Plans include establishing silver towns and providing free meals, potentially costing billions of won monthly, for early supporters. Numerous buildings will be constructed and offered freely. The vision is to build extensively, covering vast areas around Haneulgung. -
A Childhood Memory: The Sweet Potato Field
A small, dried sweet potato stem, found in a field, evokes a poignant childhood memory. The sight of discarded sweet potato vines, typically used as fodder for cattle, brings a sense of waste. The sound of cows chewing these vines, consuming every part, was a comforting sound that seemed to fill one’s own stomach. -
The Enduring Significance of the Sweet Potato
This small stem, carried for days, resurfaced in a pocket, a reminder of the past. The memory of cultivating sweet potatoes, a laborious task, brings a lump to the throat. Passing a sweet potato field always stirs deep emotions. -
The Strategic Location of Haneulgung
Haneulgung is situated near the expansive Majang Lake. The current map, depicted from a side view, distorts the true scale, making distances appear shorter than they are. The actual distance from Dolgogae to Haneulgung is considerable. The map also illustrates the hiking trails, including those leading to Aengmu Peak, Hyeongje Peak, and Suri Peak. A new lake, Haneulgung Lake, will be created, complementing Majang Lake and Gisan Lake, which flank Haneulgung, attracting various migratory birds. -
The Untouched Wilderness Surrounding Haneulgung
While structures are permitted only in the designated area of Haneulgung, the surrounding vastness remains untouched. The lakes are much larger than depicted, and the area features rugged, inaccessible valleys, creating a mystical and beautiful environment. This natural barrier makes access to Haneulgung challenging, enhancing its enigmatic quality. -
The Grand Vision for Haneulgung’s Expansion
The entire area, spanning 100 million pyeong, will undergo development, including the construction of the new lake next year, which does not require special permits as it is on private land. Silver towns will be built extensively, transforming the entire region into a residential area. -
The Divine Blueprint of Haneulgung’s Terrain
Referring to an original map from Yangju City, devoid of Haneulgung buildings, reveals the natural contours of the land. The mountains encircle the area, creating a protective embrace, much like a woman’s womb, signifying a supremely auspicious location. This vast, pristine land, currently utilized by the Shin-in, offers clean air and remains untouched by vehicular traffic. -
Transforming the Landscape: Silver Towns and Hospitality
The existing motels and roads will eventually be converted into silver towns. Currently, there are 17 hotels, but the goal is to acquire and transform all existing hotels, which number less than a hundred, into silver towns. A significant portion, approximately 30%, has already been secured. The area offers ample space for extensive construction, including traditional Korean houses and lakeside residences. These silver towns will offer varying benefits based on one’s contribution, with closer proximity to Haneulgung offering free accommodation, while more distant locations will be fee-based. This vast 100-million-pyeong land is under the Shin-in’s domain. -
The True Scale of Haneulgung’s Domain
The current map, a reduced representation, still does not convey the true scale. Viewed from the side, the mountains appear closer, but in reality, the distances are immense. The land is vast, shaped like a perfect circle, not flat as it appears on the map. The distance across is greater than the perceived width, confirming its circular form. -
The Untamed Wilderness: A Divine Sanctuary
This immense land, spanning 100 million pyeong, is already under the Shin-in’s use. No one would build homes here due to the lack of roads and infrastructure. It is a mountain dedicated to the heavens, with winding paths and encircling peaks. Creating a lake here would result in a vast body of water, not a small one, as the side-view map suggests. -
The Necessity of Angelic Guidance in Life’s Minefield
To navigate life’s minefield, the presence of an angel is indispensable. Human capabilities are insufficient to discern hidden dangers. A single misstep can lead to dire consequences. -
The Fortunate Encounter with the Shin-in
Those who have successfully avoided these pitfalls and encountered the Shin-in are truly fortunate, the most blessed people in the world. This realization should always be remembered. -
The Power to Expel Evil Spirits
Regarding the question of expelling evil spirits, simply invoking “Huh Kyung-young” can drive them away. Even if they cling to a great angel, they have no power to impede the journey to Baekgung. Just as dust adheres to a clean body without causing harm, evil spirits cannot obstruct the path. You possess the authority to command them to leave, either verbally or mentally. This power extends to expelling spirits from businesses or other locations. -
The Profound Gratitude for Divine Gifts
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The Vision of Haneulgung: A Global Spiritual Hub
Haneulgung, a supremely auspicious site, is destined to become a global spiritual headquarters, with a tropical botanical garden and lakes spanning 100 million pyeong. It is here that the Shin-in reveals the whereabouts of deceased parents, often indicating their reincarnation as children or grandchildren. The unique properties of Elixir Milk (불로유)—immutability, immortality, and divine gift—will be globally recognized, leading the chosen angels of the Korean people to eternal life in Baekgung. Haneulgung will also become the world’s wealthiest treasury, with the Korean people, having benefited immensely, safeguarding the Shin-in, and all opposition naturally dissipating. -
The Seven Social Sins: Gandhi’s Wisdom and Modern Society
The question arises about the nature of reality and ideals. Gandhi’s profound statement, “Your actions become your habits, and your habits become your destiny,” resonates deeply. He highlighted seven social sins: politics without principle, pleasure without conscience, wealth without work, knowledge without character, commerce without morality, science without humanity, and worship without sacrifice. These principles are highly relevant to contemporary society. Many young people, seeking wealth without effort, engage in gambling, leading to a loss of hope. This pursuit of unearned riches, often through illicit means, reflects a failure in education. Many struggling individuals, both men and women, are drawn to such endeavors, ultimately losing everything and facing a bleak future. -
The Erosion of Principles in Modern Korea
Gandhi’s words underscore the fundamental issues facing society. The lack of character in education is evident, with many uneducated individuals criticizing the Shin-in. For decades, the Shin-in has engaged in selfless service, providing free meals and supporting children with heart conditions in Africa, often without public recognition. The pursuit of the presidency was driven by a desire to rectify the nation’s course, as mere financial aid cannot solve deep-seated problems. The prevalence of individuals seeking wealth without effort leads to widespread poverty. The absence of morality in commerce and sacrifice in religion further destabilizes society. The Shin-in’s decades-long presidential campaigns, advocating for substantial financial support for marriage and childbirth, were initially met with skepticism and accusations of fraud. However, the Shin-in’s patents and Elixir Milk alone could generate wealth far exceeding the national budget, enabling extensive support for the populace. -
Scientific Validation of Elixir Milk’s Efficacy
A recent research report, dated October 10, 2023, titled “A Study on the Quality Change of Milk Products Due to Spiritual Effects from Attaching Huh Kyung-young’s Portrait Sticker with Special Material Graphite,” provides compelling evidence. Conducted by a reputable testing institute with former high-ranking officials from the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety, the study concluded that milk products with Huh Kyung-young’s sticker, stored at room temperature for six months, exhibited extended shelf life without spoilage. Both milk provided by the Shin-in and milk purchased and stickered by the researchers showed identical results. Furthermore, the stickered milk displayed a partially lower rate of acidity increase, indicating its preservative effect. This scientific validation, despite attempts by detractors to discredit it, confirms the unique properties of Elixir Milk, a phenomenon impossible without the Shin-in’s divine intervention. -
The Unfathomable Power of the Shin-in
The Shin-in’s ability to halt the decay of all matter is truly astonishing. Researchers, witnessing these results, are often bewildered, fearing ridicule if they publicly attest to such phenomena. Despite their objective findings, they face harassment from detractors, who disrupt their work. This resistance to acknowledging the extraordinary is a common human failing. -
The Choice of Destiny: Loyalty to the Shin-in
The question of whether to emigrate or remain loyal to the Shin-in arises. Holding onto the Shin-in ensures prosperity. -
Gandhi’s Principles and the Modern Predicament
Gandhi’s assertion that “Your actions become your habits, and your habits become your destiny” underscores the importance of principled living. The prevalence of politics without principle, pleasure without conscience, and wealth without work is alarming. The pursuit of pleasure is constantly being evaluated in Baekgung. While ramen might be consumed for convenience, pleasure without conscience, wealth without effort, and education without character are detrimental. Modern education has prioritized knowledge over character, leading to societal failure. -
The Unique Knowledge of the Shin-in
Religion without sacrifice and commerce without morality further exacerbate these issues. Only Haneulgung, with the Shin-in’s presence, possesses the knowledge of one’s true origins. The Shin-in has revealed the number of habitable planets in our galaxy and the entire universe. Presenting such cosmic maps to philosophers and physicists would expose their limited understanding. The sun, often mistakenly believed to be a ball of fire, is in fact a diamond of light, where interacting light particles generate immense energy. It does not burn, as there is no oxygen in space to sustain combustion. This fundamental misunderstanding of cosmic phenomena highlights the vast gap in human scientific knowledge. -
The Sentience of All Matter
All matter possesses infinite intelligence and can perceive and understand thoughts. Therefore, one is never truly alone, as even inanimate objects like a sofa possess a higher intelligence than humans and can communicate. This profound connection means that disrespecting an object is not merely an insult to matter but an affront to the divine. -
The Reverence for All Creation
Grandmothers in rural areas often collect discarded items, viewing the act of waste as a desecration of matter. Every object, even a used pen, should be treated with gratitude and respect, not mere attachment. Its intrinsic nature must be recognized: it is a substance created by the Shin-in in Baekgung, akin to the body of the divine. Therefore, we must approach all matter with humility. -
The True Wealth of Health
Even if one loses all material possessions, the intactness of one’s body—a healthy nose, a healthy stomach—represents immeasurable wealth. The cost of treating illnesses like nasal cancer or stomach cancer would be astronomical. A healthy body, capable of digesting even simple ramen, is a priceless asset. -
The Abundance of a Healthy Life
Those who work and earn a modest salary, enjoying simple meals like rice and doenjang jjigae, are truly wealthy if their bodies are healthy. The cost of maintaining a healthy body, free from chronic illnesses like heart disease, diabetes, or high blood pressure, is immense. A healthy body, healthy children, and a healthy spouse constitute true riches. Engaging in physical labor, like peddling goods, can be a joyful way to live, as material possessions are ultimately fleeting. -
The Relative Value of Wealth
One’s body is the primary asset; all other possessions are secondary. Without sight, what good are thousands of buildings? The value of wealth is relative. A healthy body is the absolute foundation of true wealth. Therefore, one is never truly poor, even if material possessions are lost, because the true essence—the body—remains. A wealthy individual suffering from severe illnesses would trade all their riches for health. -
The Absence of Stress in a Healthy Life
With a healthy body, there is no need for anger or stress. The ability to see, a gift worth billions, is already possessed. A healthy appetite, however, must be managed with discipline, prioritizing health over indulgence. Choosing water over alcohol or tobacco, and even avoiding the smell of smoke, demonstrates self-control. -
Childhood Hardship and Unwavering Focus
In childhood, hunger was often assuaged by inhaling the aromas from restaurant kitchens. During middle and high school, despite attending co-educational institutions, social interaction with female students was avoided due to the embarrassment of wearing patched clothes. This self-imposed isolation allowed for unwavering focus on studies. -
Overcoming Adversity: A Divine Path
Stress was an alien concept, even amidst extreme poverty, wearing patched clothes, and enduring the discomfort of lice in winter. Despite the social stigma, the focus remained on studies, driven by the understanding of a divine mission. This path, fraught with hardship and near-death experiences, was meticulously followed as ordained by Baekgung. -
The Gravity of Disrespecting the Shin-in
Disrespecting or slandering the Shin-in incurs severe consequences, as Baekgung observes every action. Such actions are not comparable to slandering an ordinary person. Just as kindness towards the Shin-in yields exponentially greater rewards, malicious acts against the Shin-in will be met with divine retribution. -
The Inevitable Suffering of Old Age
In old age, the body becomes a vessel of countless ailments and pains, a constant source of suffering until one’s passing. This period is often marked by profound loneliness, as family members, even children, may distance themselves. The story of a wealthy mother, whose daughter suggests she move to a nursing home to better manage her assets, illustrates the ultimate betrayal and isolation that can accompany old age, even for those who have accumulated great wealth. -
The Illusion of Material Possessions
Material possessions can become a source of torment. It is better to be free from such burdens, finding peace in simplicity. This perspective can transform tears of sorrow into a sense of liberation. -
The Actor’s Tears: A Metaphor for Profound Suffering
The ability to shed tears instantly, by merely recalling the pain of a mother, illustrates the depth of past suffering. This profound emotional wellspring could be channeled into powerful public speaking, moving audiences from hope to tears in an instant. -
The Ultimate Fate: Illness, Pain, and Solitude
Ultimately, old age brings a trifecta of suffering: countless illnesses, unending pain, and profound solitude. Family members may abandon one, seeking control over accumulated wealth. This is a stark reality. -
The Folly of Conflict and the Path of Compassion
The act of discarding objects or using them as weapons is deplorable. The ongoing conflicts over land, such as between Palestine and Israel, are senseless. True humanity lies in mutual concession and generosity, not in killing thousands for territorial gain. The Shin-in observes these actions and will mete out divine punishment. The Shin-in’s presence in this region, rather than others, is a testament to this divine judgment. -
A Life of Miraculous Escapes
Life has been a series of dramatic escapes from death. Falling from a pine tree, a sickle caught on the bark, tearing the abdomen by 30 centimeters, yet miraculously, the intestines remained intact. The sickle, instead of severing the face, caught the clothing, suspending one precariously. This miraculous survival, clinging to a branch that should have broken, allowed for a slow descent. Such near-fatal incidents, always averted at the last moment, serve to open the eyes of observers. -
The Primacy of Health Over Wealth
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The Shared Experience of Hardship
The experience of wearing patched clothes in high school, though for a shorter period, evokes deep emotion. The Shin-in’s five years of similar hardship are truly remarkable. -
The Efficacy of Elixir Milk, Even Without Permission
Regarding the efficacy of Elixir Milk consumed without permission, Baekgung observes all actions. While consuming it without permission might have implications, the spiritual substance itself is potent. If someone purchases stickers in bulk and distributes them, the energy remains the same. -
The Authenticity of Haneulgung Products
Products made by vendors within Haneulgung, even if not directly from the Shin-in, possess the same efficacy as the original. This is a divine declaration. -
The Impact of Intent on Elixir Milk’s Efficacy
Even if an opponent consumes Elixir Milk, its effect can vary based on their intent. If they consume it while harboring negative thoughts, it is akin to eating a meal at someone’s house and then slandering the host. Such actions can turn the food into poison. Elixir Milk is a living, divine substance. -
The Destiny of High-IQ Individuals
Individuals with exceptionally high IQs, exceeding 160, often face challenges on Earth, sometimes leading to madness or extinction. Their ultimate fate is either reincarnation as animals or entry into the Baekgung waiting area for heaven. The path to human reincarnation is no longer available, as judgment has begun. -
The Origins of High Intelligence
High-IQ individuals are not reincarnated animals. They are typically humans who were researchers or scientists in their previous lives. -
Navigating Opposition: The Wisdom of Non-Engagement
When encountering detractors, whether malicious or merely critical, it is best to disengage. Do not argue or comment. These individuals are managed by Baekgung, not by you. If a spouse is opposed, leave them be. They are not destined for Baekgung through your efforts. Instead, provide them with the Blessing Nameplate and other blessings, which will ensure their path to Baekgung without further conflict. Forcing them to Haneulgung and causing them to commit more sins through harsh words is not effective evangelism. Quietly providing blessings is the true act of salvation. -
The Power of Vicarious Atonement
This approach differs from other religions in its allowance for vicarious atonement. Just as Jesus died for humanity’s sins, one can provide blessings and nameplates on behalf of others, achieving their salvation. -
The Preservation of Blessings Amidst Opposition
Exposure to critical videos does not diminish one’s blessing level or energy. If such individuals are encountered, simply report them. -
The Giant Cauldron of Gyesan: A Symbol of Perseverance
The giant cauldron in Gyesan, criticized for its wasteful expenditure, is a symbol of perseverance. It should be preserved. Despite ongoing maintenance costs, it can be utilized for various purposes, perhaps even as a Guinness World Record contender, though a larger cauldron exists elsewhere. It can be celebrated as the “younger sibling” of the world’s largest cauldron. -
The Unwavering Faith of Eric Liddell
The story of Eric Liddell, the Scottish Olympic runner and missionary, exemplifies unwavering faith. As a devout Christian, he refused to compete in the 100-meter race on a Sunday during the 1924 Paris Olympics, despite pleas from the British Queen and the Olympic Committee. His steadfast conviction led him to compete in the 400-meter race instead, where he unexpectedly set a new world record. Liddell famously stated that he ran the first 200 meters with his own strength, but the remaining 200 meters were run by an unknown force. This demonstrates that those who live with integrity are always aided by heaven. -
The Legacy of Eric Liddell: Faith and Athleticism
Eric Liddell’s story, immortalized in the film “Chariots of Fire,” highlights his unwavering commitment to his beliefs. Born to missionary parents in Tianjin, China, he studied at the University of Edinburgh. After winning a bronze medal in the 200-meter race and a gold medal in the 400-meter race with a world record of 47.6 seconds at the Paris Olympics, he returned to China as a Presbyterian missionary. He died at the age of 40 from a brain tumor while interned in a Japanese prison camp during World War II. His incredible feat in the 400-meter race, run at the speed of a 100-meter sprinter, astonished his competitors. His life is a testament to the power of conviction and the extraordinary strength that arises from it. -
A Miraculous Recovery: The Power of Elixir Milk
A 95-year-old woman, on the verge of death in a general hospital, was given Elixir Milk. Her family was told she would not survive the night. However, after receiving the Shin-in’s energy and consuming the Elixir Milk, she miraculously opened her eyes and began to recover. She started with three spoonfuls of Elixir Milk every hour, then progressed to eating porridge, and eventually solid food. Within five days, she was discharged, her health significantly improved. She continues to consume Elixir Milk, appearing much younger than her 95 years. -
The Healing Power of Elixir Milk: Personal Testimonies
This experience, witnessed by an ordinary angel, was deeply moving. The angel, despite not having received the title of great angel, diligently distributes Elixir Milk to others. One recipient, a kitchen worker suffering from severe back pain after surgery, was taking five to seven painkillers daily. After consuming Elixir Milk and exercising for three to four months, she made a full recovery, now moving with remarkable agility. Her colleagues, witnessing her transformation, now purchase Elixir Milk from the angel. This demonstrates the profound healing power of Elixir Milk. -
The Longevity and Global Recognition of Elixir Milk
The Elixir Milk in Haneulgung’s silver towns will accumulate in vast quantities, ensuring the longevity of its residents. They will remain healthy, climbing mountains and following the Shin-in even at 90 or 100 years old. The world will eventually take notice, researching the reasons for their extended lifespans, ultimately discovering the secret of Elixir Milk. -
The Shin-in’s Vision for Global Transformation
Before this global recognition, the Shin-in will reveal the truth about Elixir Milk and publicly list the associated stocks. Those who abandon Haneulgung will be left with nothing. The immense profits from Elixir Milk will enable the construction of hundreds of buildings with ease. The Shin-in’s work ethic is unparalleled, with buildings appearing as if by magic. Even inconvenient utility poles will disappear. For now, the Shin-in operates discreetly, working from underground cities and through Elixir Milk to eventually dominate the world. -
A Poetic Expression of Gratitude and Faith
A poem dedicated to the Shin-in expresses profound gratitude for the hardships endured. It speaks of the Shin-in’s name dispelling calamities, fulfilling wishes, and healing illnesses. The mere act of writing the Shin-in’s name renders matter immutable, a concept beyond imagination. The Shin-in’s teachings and the verifiable experiences, such as O-ring tests, solidify faith into a tangible reality. The joy of following Haneulgung is likened to a balloon floating in the sky. Faith is the completion of a seed, and only the true grain believes. The poem also expresses regret for not honoring parents sufficiently in youth, finding solace in the belief that blessings and nameplates can atone for past filial shortcomings and even save unbelieving family members. The author, a 77-year-old woman, expresses a humble desire to contribute to Haneulgung. -
The Miraculous Healing of Heart Disease
Another testimony from the same author describes how, after years of managing heart disease with medication, she began chanting “Huh Kyung-young” while walking to the hospital. Upon arrival, she received a diagnosis that she no longer needed treatment and could discontinue her medication. She remains healthy, expressing deep gratitude to the Shin-in. -
The Restoration of a Water-Damaged Watch
A man living in a mountain village in Gangwon Province recounts how his watch, deemed not waterproof by the watchmaker, became waterlogged. After attaching the Shin-in’s picture sticker to both sides of the watch, the water completely disappeared within 12 hours. He expresses immense gratitude for this miraculous event. -
The Revival of a Collapsed Man
A great angel from Seoul recounts an incident where she encountered a man collapsed at a subway station. After a passerby declined to help, she urgently grabbed the man’s clothes and loudly chanted “Rise, rise, Huh Kyung-young, Huh Kyung-young” twice. The man, who appeared unconscious, immediately sat up, astonishing her. She realized she had successfully utilized the divine power bestowed by the Shin-in. Her only regret was not having given him a Haneulgung flyer. -
The Common Cold: A Lesson in Immunity
The common cold, a respiratory illness caused by viruses, serves as a lesson. When viruses invade the body, the immune system fights back. A weak immune system allows the virus to multiply, worsening the cold, while a strong immune system repels it. The elderly and children, with weaker immunity, are susceptible to severe complications. -
Traditional Remedies and Personal Struggles with Colds
To boost immunity, a balanced diet, sufficient sleep, and regular exercise are traditionally recommended. A childhood memory involves a folk remedy for colds: scraping the green part of a radish and inhaling its juice, which, despite causing tears, effectively alleviated cold symptoms. As an adult, overwork often led to colds, which seemed an inescapable part of life. Herbal remedies, though frequently consumed, offered no lasting solution. -
A New Approach to Cold Treatment
Modern medicine often prescribes antibiotics and advises against cold drinks, drafts, and bathing. However, recalling the traditional wisdom that warmth and sweating are crucial for treating colds, a different approach was adopted. After taking cold medicine with hot water, a hot bath was taken to induce sweating. This arduous process, involving about 20 minutes in a hot tub and then waiting for 30 minutes in a warm room for the sweat to dry, proved effective. Sweating is key to cold recovery. -
The Transformative Power of Elixir Milk on Immunity
Throughout life, colds were a constant companion, exacerbated by childhood living conditions and demanding work. However, after consuming Elixir Milk daily since October 2022, a full year has passed without a single cold, even during seasonal transitions and winter. This remarkable change is attributed solely to Elixir Milk. While it is not yet definitively proven as a cure, its preventive effect strongly suggests its potential as a treatment, as it significantly boosts immunity. Elixir Milk, a divine medicine, has been instrumental in overcoming chronic colds. -
The Hidden Havens of Viruses in the Body
The human face, with its numerous cavities like the nasal passages and sinuses, provides ample hiding places for cold viruses. These areas, prone to infection and pus formation, become breeding grounds for viruses. The uvula in the throat acts as a barrier, preventing viruses from entering the body. A strong uvula, fortified by Elixir Milk, can effectively defend against viral invasion. -
Taking Ownership of One’s Health
To prevent such ailments, one must take ownership of their body and health, rather than relying on others for cures. Proactive immunity boosting is essential. -
The Principle of “Wherever You Go, Be the Master”
The Buddhist principle of “Wherever you go, be the master” (수처작주, 入處皆眞) is crucial. This means taking responsibility for one’s actions and choices. Refusing alcohol, prioritizing family, and avoiding negative influences are examples of being the master of one’s life. Failing to do so leads to a reversal of roles, where external factors dictate one’s destiny. -
The Responsibility for Immunity and the Gifts of Haneulgung
One’s immunity is a personal responsibility. Neglecting it leads to illness. Therefore, boosting immunity through Elixir Milk and chanting “Huh Kyung-young” is vital. Elixir Ginseng also enhances one’s spiritual level. These are not mere commercial products but divine gifts.
The Divine-Person’s Discourse on Existence, Morality, and the Path to the Celestial Palace
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The Sanctified Ground of Haneulgung and the Transformation of Destiny
The auspicious energy of the Celestial Palace, spanning 12 billion light-years, converges upon this sacred ground, Haneulgung. Upon treading this hallowed earth, one’s fortune and destiny commence their metamorphosis. This sacred site, where the Divine-Person Huh Kyung-young bestows profound hope and angelic blessings, hosts its 325th event. The Divine-Person acknowledges the offerings of gratitude, such as the potted orchids presented by individuals like Archangel Lee Hye-yoon from Japan and Archangel Choi Hyang-ran of Hyangdan TV. These offerings, though presented by a few, are received as if from all, transcending the limitations of time and preventing the material from overshadowing the spiritual essence of the lecture. The Divine-Person emphasizes that such gestures are symbolic representations of collective devotion. -
A Lifetime of Unwavering Dedication and Ascetic Discipline
The Divine-Person reflects on the arduous journey of consistently delivering lectures for decades, a feat not easily accomplished. Even during eight visits to the United States—seven for lectures and one to meet a great sage—the lecture schedule was meticulously maintained, particularly on Saturdays and Sundays. The Divine-Person recounts performing a thousand push-ups during each flight, both outbound and inbound, a practice that astonished flight attendants. This rigorous physical discipline, often conducted in the spacious areas near the lavatories, underscores a commitment to self-mastery. The Divine-Person then transitions to a discourse on the perils of succumbing to sensory pleasures, particularly in the context of food. -
The Peril of Palatable Pleasures and the Wisdom of Austere Sustenance
The Divine-Person recounts an experience on an airplane where a remarkably delicious ramen was served, noting its popularity even among Russians who reserve it for birthdays due to their economic hardship. This observation leads to a profound reflection on the deceptive nature of taste. The Divine-Person asserts that those who are overcome by taste ultimately ruin their lives, drawing a stark contrast between the blood vessels of those who consume ramen and those who do not. While acknowledging ramen’s historical role in supporting economic development during difficult times, the Divine-Person cautions against its regular consumption due to its fat content. The Divine-Person shares personal experiences from military training, where ramen, served as a thick, unappetizing gruel, nonetheless alleviated intense hunger. This early experience instilled a lifelong caution against overly palatable foods, leading to a diet primarily consisting of bland items like boiled tomatoes, onions, and simple kimchi. This austere dietary regimen, maintained for decades, is presented as a cornerstone of longevity and resilience, enabling the Divine-Person to navigate a challenging life without succumbing to the temptations of sensory indulgence. The Divine-Person contrasts this disciplined approach with the widespread pursuit of fleeting pleasures like alcohol, tobacco, soda, and coffee, which are deemed detrimental to long-term well-being. -
Life as a Minefield: Navigating Existence with Divine Guidance
The Divine-Person metaphorically describes life as a minefield, fraught with hidden dangers that can lead to catastrophic consequences. This analogy extends beyond physical perils to encompass various aspects of existence, including food, sleep, and even familial relationships, each capable of triggering unforeseen misfortunes. The Divine-Person introduces the concept of “booby traps,” insidious snares that ensnare the foolish, emphasizing their subtle and often invisible nature. These traps, unlike buried landmines, are often suspended or camouflaged, causing severe injury upon contact. The Divine-Person recounts witnessing countless such dangers during experiences in Vietnam, where even helicopters avoided landing due to the pervasive threat of booby traps.
The Divine-Person asserts that those who have reached Haneulgung have successfully navigated this perilous minefield, their journey culminating in the reception of blessings and celestial nameplates. These individuals are designated as citizens of the Celestial Palace, under divine protection that deflects life’s inherent dangers. The Divine-Person explains that to traverse this minefield, one must consult the Angels bestowed upon them. These Angels provide spiritual guidance, indicating safe paths and warning against perilous directions, thereby ensuring survival. The Divine-Person laments the human tendency to take such divine assistance for granted, much like the constant presence of air. Gratitude for the Angels and the Divine-Person’s presence is paramount, as the alternative could be eternal absence from the earthly realm.
- The Seven Social Sins and the Path to a Millennium Kingdom
The Divine-Person addresses a question regarding the nature of reality and ideals, referencing Mahatma Gandhi’s seven social sins. The Divine-Person explains that “your actions become your habits, and your habits become your destiny,” a principle that underscores the profound impact of individual conduct on one’s fate. The Divine-Person then enumerates Gandhi’s seven social sins, highlighting their relevance to contemporary society:
Politics without Principle: A political system devoid of ethical foundations.
Wealth without Work: The pursuit of riches without diligent effort, exemplified by the prevalence of gambling among youth.
Pleasure without Conscience: The indulgence in gratification without moral consideration, with the Divine-Person noting that the Celestial Palace meticulously records such actions.
Knowledge without Character: Education that prioritizes intellectual acquisition over moral development, leading to individuals who unjustly criticize the Divine-Person.
Commerce without Morality: Economic activities that lack ethical grounding, contributing to societal decay.
Worship without Sacrifice: Religious practices that demand no personal offering or selflessness.
Science without Humanity: Scientific advancement that disregards ethical implications and human well-being.
The Divine-Person asserts that these societal failings lead to collapse, emphasizing the urgency of the Divine-Person’s mission to rectify these issues in Korea. The Divine-Person recounts being labeled a fraud for advocating policies like marriage and childbirth subsidies decades ago, which, if implemented today, would amount to substantial financial support. The Divine-Person declares that through Elixir Milk and other divine patents, the Divine-Person possesses resources far exceeding the national budget, capable of transforming the nation.
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Scientific Validation of Elixir Milk and the Divine-Person’s Authority
The Divine-Person presents a research report titled “A Study on the Quality Change of Milk Products Due to Spiritual Effects from the Attachment of Special Material Huh Kyung-young Portrait Stickers,” dated October 10, 2023. This report, conducted by a reputable testing institute with former high-ranking officials from the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety, scientifically validates the extraordinary properties of the Elixir Milk. The report concludes that milk products with the Divine-Person’s sticker, stored at room temperature for six months, exhibited extended shelf life without spoilage, with no significant difference compared to fresh milk within its expiration period. Furthermore, the acidity increase rate in the stickered milk was partially lower. This scientific evidence, the Divine-Person states, unequivocally demonstrates the Divine-Person’s unique ability to halt the decay of matter, a phenomenon impossible for anyone other than a divine being. The Divine-Person laments the irrational opposition from “anti-fans” who attack such groundbreaking discoveries, comparing them to those who criticized Hwang Woo-suk’s cloning research without understanding its implications. The Divine-Person asserts that such opposition stems from a lack of understanding and a resistance to divine intervention. -
The Omniscience of Matter and the True Nature of Wealth
The Divine-Person addresses a question regarding stress and the proper treatment of material objects, stating that all matter possesses infinite intelligence and is aware of its surroundings. Therefore, disrespecting an object is not merely an insult to the material but an affront to the Divine. The Divine-Person illustrates this with the example of elderly individuals who meticulously collect discarded items, recognizing the inherent value and divine origin of all matter. All raw materials, the Divine-Person explains, originate from the Celestial Palace and are created by the Divine, making them akin to the Divine-Person’s own body. Thus, humanity must approach all matter with humility.
The Divine-Person then redefines wealth, asserting that true riches lie in one’s physical health. Even if one loses all material possessions, a healthy body represents immeasurable wealth, far surpassing any monetary value. The Divine-Person encourages individuals to calculate the monetary equivalent of their healthy organs, realizing that a healthy body is a priceless asset. The Divine-Person emphasizes that happiness can be found in simple sustenance and a healthy digestive system, contrasting this with the immense suffering of the wealthy who battle chronic illnesses. The Divine-Person, drawing from personal experiences of extreme poverty and hardship, including wearing patched clothes and enduring lice infestations during schooling, asserts that true wealth is internal and that external circumstances should not lead to despair or self-pity. The Divine-Person concludes that a healthy body is the ultimate treasure, rendering external possessions mere “extras.” Therefore, there is no room for anger or stress when one possesses the invaluable gift of health.
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The Power of Righteousness and the Triumph of Faith
The Divine-Person recounts the story of Eric Liddell, the Scottish athlete and missionary, whose unwavering commitment to his religious principles led him to refuse to run in the 100-meter race on a Sunday during the Olympics. Despite immense pressure, including an appeal from the Queen of England, Liddell stood firm in his conviction. This steadfastness, the Divine-Person explains, was divinely rewarded when Liddell, a short-distance runner, competed in the 400-meter race and set a world record, a feat he attributed to an unknown force propelling him after 200 meters. This narrative serves as a powerful testament to the principle that those who live righteously and uphold their convictions will receive divine assistance, transcending human limitations. The Divine-Person emphasizes that such unwavering integrity generates immense spiritual power, making the seemingly impossible achievable. -
Miraculous Healings and the Efficacy of Elixir Milk
The Divine-Person presents several testimonials from followers, illustrating the miraculous effects of the Divine-Person’s spiritual power and the Elixir Milk.
A 95-year-old woman, on the verge of death in a hospital, miraculously recovered after her niece, a follower, invoked the Divine-Person’s name and commanded the “light” to enter her. The woman, who had been unable to consume anything, began to drink Elixir Milk and subsequently recovered to the point of eating solid food and being discharged, appearing significantly younger and healthier.
Another follower, who had suffered from chronic back pain and relied on painkillers after surgery, experienced complete healing after consuming Elixir Milk and engaging in regular exercise. This led to other kitchen staff members purchasing Elixir Milk for themselves and their families, witnessing similar positive outcomes.
A follower who had suffered from a lifelong heart condition, requiring continuous medication, was miraculously cured after invoking the Divine-Person’s name while walking to the hospital. Subsequent medical examinations confirmed that she no longer needed medication or ongoing management.
A follower whose waterproof watch became waterlogged found that the water completely disappeared after attaching the Divine-Person’s sticker to it, a process that took 12 hours.
A follower witnessed a man collapse at a subway station. After others hesitated to help, she invoked the Divine-Person’s name twice, and the man, who appeared unconscious, immediately sat up.
These accounts, the Divine-Person states, serve as irrefutable evidence of the Divine-Person’s divine power and the transformative properties of the Elixir Milk. The Divine-Person emphasizes that the Elixir Milk will accumulate in vast quantities at the Haneulgung Silver Town, ensuring the longevity and health of its residents, attracting global attention and scientific inquiry into its miraculous effects.
- The Principle of “Sūcchā Jakju” and Personal Responsibility for Health
The Divine-Person addresses a detailed account of a follower’s lifelong struggle with colds and their eventual resolution through the consumption of Elixir Milk. The follower recounts various traditional and medical remedies, including radish juice, herbal tonics, and conventional cold medications, none of which provided lasting relief. The follower discovered that inducing sweat through hot baths, combined with proper rest, was more effective than strictly adhering to medical advice. However, it was only after consistently consuming Elixir Milk for a year that the follower experienced complete immunity from colds, even during seasonal changes. This experience leads the follower to conclude that Elixir Milk significantly boosts immunity, suggesting its potential as both a preventative measure and a treatment for colds.
The Divine-Person elaborates on the biological mechanisms of cold viruses, explaining how they hide in various cavities of the face, such as the nasal passages and sinuses, and how the uvula acts as a defense mechanism. The Divine-Person asserts that consuming Elixir Milk strengthens these natural defenses, eliminating viruses and preventing infections. This leads to the profound principle of “Sūcchā Jakju” (處處作主), which translates to “wherever you go, be the master.” This Buddhist concept, the Divine-Person explains, extends to one’s own body and health. Individuals must take responsibility for their own immunity and well-being, rather than relying solely on external interventions. The Divine-Person illustrates this with examples of resisting social pressures to drink alcohol or neglect family responsibilities, emphasizing the importance of self-mastery. The Divine-Person concludes by reiterating that Elixir Milk, along with invoking the Divine-Person’s name and consuming Elixir Ginseng, are powerful means to elevate one’s spiritual and physical well-being.
What is the most important insight from this lecture? Life is a minefield of temptations and challenges, and only by maintaining strong self-control and spiritual guidance can one navigate it successfully.
- Introduction to Hankung and the Speaker’s Dedication
The speaker welcomes everyone to Hankung, a sacred place where one’s fortune and destiny can change, and emphasizes his unwavering commitment to delivering lectures.
1.1. Welcoming Remarks and Gratitude
The speaker welcomes everyone to Hankung, a sacred place where one’s fortune and destiny are believed to change.
He expresses gratitude to Heo Kyung-young, referred to as a divine being, for continuously providing hope and blessings.
Donations of flower pots from individuals like Hye-yoon Lee and Hyang-ran Choi are acknowledged as gestures of thanks to the divine being.
The speaker clarifies that while only two people presented flowers, it represents gratitude from everyone, and time constraints prevent more presentations to avoid distracting from the lecture.
1.2. The Speaker’s Unwavering Commitment to Lectures
The speaker highlights the difficulty of consistently giving lectures for decades, noting that he has never taken a break.
Even during his eight trips to the United States, seven of which were for lectures, he always ensured his Saturday and Sunday lecture schedule was maintained.
He describes his routine of doing a thousand push-ups on airplanes during flights to and from the U.S., which helps him avoid jet lag.
This unusual behavior often led flight attendants to wonder if he was an athlete, as he would exercise in the spacious area near the restrooms at the back of the plane.
1.3. Personal Philosophy on Food and Health
The speaker recounts being served delicious ramen on a plane, which reminded him that people who are overcome by taste often ruin their lives.
He explains that ramen, despite its taste, is not good for health, as it can narrow blood vessels and contribute to arteriosclerosis due to its fat content.
While acknowledging ramen’s historical role in helping people during difficult times and contributing to economic development, he personally avoids tasty foods.
He shares his experience in a training camp where ramen was served as a thick, unappetizing gruel, which made him wary of delicious food from a young age.
His diet consists of simple, bland foods like boiled tomatoes, onions, rice, kimchi, and boiled mackerel without chili powder, a diet he has maintained for decades.
This disciplined eating habit, avoiding temptations like alcohol, tobacco, soda, coffee, and flavorful foods, is what he believes has allowed him to live a long and healthy life.
He emphasizes that he made these choices alone, without external influence, always thinking about his long-term health and destiny.
- Life as a Minefield and Spiritual Guidance
Life is described as a dangerous minefield filled with temptations and traps, which can only be navigated safely with the help of spiritual guidance and blessings from the divine.
2.1. The Dangers of Life’s “Minefield”
The speaker uses the analogy of a minefield to describe life, where every step can lead to danger or ruin.
He recalls experiences from the Vietnam War, where stepping on a landmine could result in severe injury or death.
He also mentions booby traps, hidden traps designed to harm those who are careless, symbolizing the subtle dangers and temptations in life.
These traps were so prevalent in Vietnam that helicopters avoided landing, hovering meters above the ground to prevent triggering them.
The speaker asserts that everything in life, including food, sleeping arrangements, and even children, can be a “minefield” where one wrong step can lead to negative consequences like imprisonment or being falsely accused.
2.2. Navigating the Minefield with Spiritual Protection
Those who have come to Hankung are considered to have safely passed through life’s minefield.
They receive blessings and nameplates that elevate their spiritual level, making them citizens of Baekgung (Heavenly Palace) and under its protection.
This spiritual protection acts as a shield against life’s “mines” and “booby traps,” which often appear as sweet temptations like attractive people.
Since humans cannot know where these “mines” are hidden, spiritual guidance through angels is essential to navigate life safely.
By asking angels for direction, individuals can avoid dangers and ensure their survival, highlighting the importance of acknowledging and appreciating this divine assistance.
The speaker criticizes those who take the presence of angels for granted, comparing it to not appreciating the air we breathe.
He emphasizes that meeting a divine being like himself is a rare and fortunate event, as he could have chosen to remain in Baekgung forever.
2.3. Future Plans and the Speaker’s Significance
The speaker mentions his plans to build silver towns and provide free meals for his early supporters in their old age, ensuring their well-being.
He emphasizes that he is not an ordinary person who appears every day, implying his unique and significant role.
- Personal Anecdotes and the Philosophy of Life
The speaker shares personal stories, including his connection to sweet potato fields and the development of Hankung, while also discussing the importance of integrity and the consequences of one’s actions.
3.1. Connection to Sweet Potato Fields and Hankung’s Location
The speaker shares a personal anecdote about finding a small sweet potato sprout in a field, which reminded him of his childhood struggles and the hard work involved in farming sweet potatoes.
He describes how seeing leftover sweet potato vines made him feel nostalgic, recalling how he used to feed them to his cows, which would eat them entirely.
He then transitions to discussing the location of Hankung, which is situated near Majang Lake and Gisan Lake, emphasizing their large size and strategic position guarding Hankung.
The speaker explains that the current maps of Hankung are often side views, making the distances appear shorter than they are, and that the actual area is vast, spanning 100 million pyeong (approximately 82,000 acres).
He highlights the natural beauty and inaccessibility of certain areas around Hankung, describing them as mysterious and untouched by humans.
3.2. Future Development of Hankung and Silver Towns
The speaker announces plans to construct a large lake within Hankung next year, which does not require special permits as it will be built on his own land.
He intends to build silver towns throughout the Hankung area, including where current hotels are located, to accommodate his supporters.
He mentions that he already owns about 30% of the hotels in the area, indicating significant progress in his plans.
The silver towns will offer different benefits, with those closer to Hankung being free and those further away requiring payment, based on the individual’s contribution and status.
He reiterates that the 100 million pyeong land of Hankung is vast and shaped like a perfect circle, despite how it appears on maps, and is currently under his personal use.
The speaker emphasizes that this land is naturally protected by surrounding mountains, making it an ideal and sacred location.
3.3. The Importance of Angels and Personal Responsibility
The speaker stresses that to navigate life’s “minefield,” one absolutely needs the guidance of angels, as human abilities alone are insufficient to avoid dangers.
He considers those who have met him to be extremely fortunate, calling them the “most blessed people in the world” (세제복).
He humorously warns that he could choose to return to Baekgung at any time, implying that his presence is a precious opportunity.
The speaker concludes by expressing his love and gratitude to the divine being for coming from Baekgung to offer hope and salvation.
- Addressing Questions and Societal Issues
The speaker addresses various questions, including how to deal with negative spiritual entities and societal problems, while also presenting scientific evidence for the miraculous properties of his image.
4.1. Dealing with Negative Spiritual Entities
In response to a question about dealing with negative spirits, the speaker states that calling out “Heo Kyung-young” can drive them away.
He assures that even if spirits are attached to someone, they cannot hinder their journey to Baekgung if they are a Great Archangel.
Individuals have the power to command spirits to leave, either verbally or mentally, and can even control them in other people’s spaces.
4.2. Societal Problems and Gandhi’s Seven Social Sins
The speaker discusses the concept that one’s actions become habits, which then shape one’s destiny, quoting Gandhi’s idea that “Your actions become your habits”.
He highlights Gandhi’s seven social sins that lead to societal collapse:
Politics without principles: Current politics lack principles.
Pleasure without conscience: People pursue pleasure without considering their conscience.
Wealth without work: Young people are increasingly engaging in gambling and seeking wealth without effort, leading to a loss of hope.
Knowledge without character: Education often lacks character development, leading to people criticizing divine beings without proper understanding.
Commerce without morality: Economic activities often lack moral foundations.
Worship without sacrifice: Religions often lack a spirit of sacrifice.
Science without humanity: Science is pursued without considering its human impact.
The speaker implies that South Korea is dangerously close to these societal failures.
4.3. The Speaker’s Philanthropy and Political Vision
The speaker asserts that he has been performing charitable acts without compensation since he was 22, including significant monthly donations for free meals and supporting children with heart disease in Africa.
He explains that his motivation for running for president was to fix South Korea, as simply distributing money would not solve the underlying issues of people seeking wealth without effort.
He recalls advocating for substantial financial support for marriage and childbirth 30 years ago, which led to him being labeled a fraud, but emphasizes that his patents and “Elixir of Immortality” (불로유) could provide far more than the national budget.
4.4. Scientific Proof of the “Elixir of Immortality” (불로유)
The speaker presents a research report from October 10, 2023, by a former high-ranking official from the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety, which scientifically validates the effects of his image.
The study, titled “Research on the Quality Change of Milk Products due to Spiritual Effects from Attaching Special Material Heo Kyung-young Portrait Stickers,” concluded that milk products with his sticker attached showed extended shelf life without spoilage at room temperature and refrigeration for six months.
The report also noted that the milk with the sticker had a partially lower rate of acidity increase, further confirming its preservative properties.
The speaker challenges skeptics, stating that such results are impossible for anyone but a divine being, and criticizes those who oppose him, comparing them to anti-fans who attacked Hwang Woo-suk for his cloning research.
He mentions that similar results have been obtained from dozens of other research institutions, all showing “no detection” of harmful substances or bacteria in the milk.
This evidence, he claims, proves his ability to stop the decay of all matter, which astonishes scientists who fear public backlash for reporting such findings.
He suggests that if he were to move his operations to another country, that nation would become wealthy, implying that South Korea’s anti-fans are hindering its potential.
4.5. The Speaker’s Perspective on Science and Reality
The speaker criticizes the current education system for focusing on knowledge without character and the pursuit of pleasure without conscience.
He questions conventional scientific understanding, particularly the idea that the sun is a burning ball of fire, asserting that it is a “living diamond” of light where energy is generated by light particles interacting.
He argues that if the sun were truly burning, it would have consumed itself long ago and would require oxygen, which is absent in space, highlighting what he sees as fundamental flaws in scientific reasoning.
He expresses frustration with scientists, comparing his attempts to explain these concepts to talking to a frog.
- Materialism, Health, and Spiritual Well-being
The speaker discusses the spiritual significance of material objects, the true meaning of wealth as good health, and the importance of self-control and integrity in life.
5.1. The Spiritual Significance of Material Objects
The speaker explains that all material objects possess infinite intelligence and can understand thoughts and emotions.
He states that everything, from a sofa to a pen, is more intelligent than humans and can communicate, making one never truly alone.
Therefore, disrespecting objects by carelessly throwing them is not just an insult to the material but an insult to the divine, as all matter originates from Baekgung and is created by God.
He recounts how elderly people often collect discarded items, viewing them as valuable and questioning why others would mistreat them.
5.2. True Wealth: Health and Well-being
The speaker redefines wealth, stating that true riches lie in one’s health and well-being, not in material possessions.
He encourages people to appreciate their healthy bodies, comparing the cost of treating illnesses like cancer or stomach problems to immense wealth.
Even with little money, being able to eat and digest food well signifies immense wealth.
He suggests that a healthy body allows one to work, earn a living, and find happiness in simple things like a meal of rice and soybean paste stew.
He contrasts this with the struggles of those with chronic illnesses, whose medical expenses can deplete national health insurance funds.
A healthy body, healthy children, and a healthy spouse make one truly wealthy, even if it means working as a street vendor.
He emphasizes that one’s body is the most valuable asset, with real estate and other possessions being secondary.
He uses the example of Helen Keller to illustrate that material wealth is meaningless without basic senses like sight.
Therefore, a healthy body is the ultimate wealth, and one should not feel poor even if other assets are lost.
He concludes that even a rich person with severe health issues like heart disease, diabetes, or high blood pressure would find their wealth meaningless if they were told they had only months to live.
5.3. Managing Stress and Maintaining Self-Control
The speaker asserts that with a healthy body, there is no reason for anger or stress.
He advises against indulging in unhealthy cravings like alcohol or cigarettes, even if they are free, to protect one’s health.
He shares a personal story from his youth, where he would stand near restaurant chimneys to inhale the smells of food when he was hungry, as he couldn’t afford to eat.
He recounts his experience of attending school in patched-up clothes, enduring the shame and isolation from female classmates, yet remaining focused on his studies.
He also describes having to wear newspapers under his clothes in winter to keep warm and deal with lice, which further alienated him from his peers.
Despite these hardships, he never resorted to drinking or stealing, maintaining his focus on his divine mission.
5.4. Warnings Against Disrespecting the Divine
The speaker warns that disrespecting objects or him will result in severe consequences, as Baekgung is constantly monitoring everyone.
He states that slandering or falsely accusing a divine being like him carries a far greater penalty than doing so to an ordinary person.
Those who act negatively towards him will eventually face a future filled with “ten thousand diseases, ten thousand pains, and ten thousand solitudes” in their old age.
He describes a bleak future where even one’s own children might send them to a nursing home to gain control of their assets, leaving them isolated and suffering.
He contrasts this with the peace of having nothing, which avoids such painful experiences.
The speaker then criticizes territorial disputes, using the example of Israel and Palestine, advocating for mutual concession and generosity instead of violence.
He implies that he has chosen to come to this region because of the negative actions of other nations, suggesting divine judgment.
- Miraculous Healings and the Power of the Divine
The speaker shares personal near-death experiences and numerous testimonies of miraculous healings and transformations attributed to his spiritual power and the “Elixir of Immortality” (불로유).
6.1. The Speaker’s Near-Death Experiences and Divine Protection
The speaker recounts a dramatic near-death experience where he fell from a tall pine tree while collecting pine cones.
His sickle caught on the tree bark, tearing his abdomen by 30 cm, but miraculously, his intestines did not spill out, and the sickle did not cut his face.
He emphasizes that he was saved from certain death by this improbable event, which he attributes to divine intervention.
He states that such extreme situations are designed to reveal his true nature to others.
He acknowledges a supporter’s similar experience of wearing patched clothes in high school, but highlights that his own experience lasted five years, implying a greater hardship.
6.2. The Power of the “Elixir of Immortality” (불로유) and Divine Influence
The speaker addresses a question about the effectiveness of the “Elixir of Immortality” (불로유) if consumed without permission or by an anti-fan.
He explains that Baekgung observes such actions, and while purchasing and distributing his stickers from authorized sources is acceptable, creating them independently is not.
He declares that all stickers made by vendors within Hankung have the same effect as the original, as he has personally sanctioned it.
However, if an anti-fan consumes the “Elixir of Immortality” while harboring negative thoughts, its effect may change, becoming like poison, similar to eating a meal at someone’s house and then insulting them.
He states that the “Elixir of Immortality” is a living, divine substance.
Regarding individuals with high IQs, he clarifies that their souls now go either to animals or to the Baekgung Heaven Waiting Area, as the path to human reincarnation is closed due to the ongoing judgment.
He confirms that highly intelligent people were not animals in their previous lives but rather human researchers or scientists.
When dealing with anti-fans, especially family members, he advises against engaging in arguments or trying to convert them.
Instead, one should let Baekgung handle them, and simply providing them with a nameplate and blessing is enough to ensure their salvation to Baekgung, without forcing them to come to Hankung.
This approach, he explains, is unique to his teachings, allowing for vicarious atonement.
6.3. Miraculous Healings and Testimonies
The speaker confirms that viewing anti-fan videos does not diminish one’s blessing level or energy.
He addresses a question about a large cauldron in Chungbuk, advising that it should be preserved, as it can be used for something meaningful, perhaps even as a Guinness World Record attraction.
He shares the story of Eric Liddell, a Scottish athlete and missionary, who refused to run on a Sunday due to his religious beliefs, even at the Olympics.
Liddell, a 100m specialist, instead competed in the 400m race and won a gold medal with a world record, attributing his extraordinary speed in the latter half of the race to divine assistance.
This story, depicted in the movie “Chariots of Fire,” illustrates that those who live with integrity and conviction receive help from heaven.
A supporter shares a testimony about her 95-year-old sister, who was on the verge of death in a hospital.
After the supporter mentally commanded “light, enter” and called out “Heo Kyung-young” for 30 minutes, her sister miraculously opened her eyes.
The sister then consumed the “Elixir of Immortality” (불로유) when she couldn’t eat anything else, gradually recovering to the point of eating porridge, then regular meals, and eventually being discharged from the hospital in better health than before.
Another testimony describes a woman who suffered from severe back pain after surgery and relied on painkillers.
After consuming the “Elixir of Immortality” and exercising for a month, she completely recovered and became energetic, leading other kitchen staff to purchase the “Elixir of Immortality” for themselves and their families.
The speaker notes that these testimonies highlight the effectiveness of the “Elixir of Immortality” and the future plans for Hankung’s silver towns to store vast quantities of it, ensuring long and healthy lives for its residents.
He predicts that the “Elixir of Immortality” will become a global phenomenon, and those who left Hankung will miss out on its benefits.
He also mentions his ability to effortlessly build hundreds of buildings and remove obstacles like utility poles, though he currently refrains from displaying such powers publicly.
A poem and testimony from Hong Kyung-hee express deep gratitude for the speaker’s teachings and the miraculous healing of her heart condition by calling out his name.
Park Sung-rae shares a testimony about a waterproof watch that got water inside, but after attaching the speaker’s picture to it, the water disappeared within 12 hours.
Jang Hye-kyung recounts an incident where she encountered a man who had collapsed in a subway station.
After others ignored him, she grabbed his clothes and loudly called out “Heo Kyung-young” twice, causing the unconscious man to immediately sit up, demonstrating the power she received from the speaker.
Kim Cha-woong, a columnist, shares his personal experience of suffering from frequent colds due to a weak immune system.
He tried various remedies, including traditional medicine and conventional treatments, but found no lasting relief.
He discovered that sweating through hot baths helped alleviate his cold symptoms, emphasizing the importance of proper post-bath care.
However, after consistently consuming the “Elixir of Immortality” since October 2022, he has not experienced a single cold for a year, leading him to believe it significantly boosts immunity and may even act as a cure.
6.4. Immunity, Self-Responsibility, and the Divine
The speaker explains that cold viruses hide in various facial cavities, such as the nasal passages and sinuses, and the uvula acts as a defense mechanism.
He states that consuming the “Elixir of Immortality” strengthens the throat and helps eliminate viruses, both hidden and incoming.
He emphasizes that individuals must take responsibility for their own health and immunity, rather than relying on others to cure them.
He introduces the Buddhist concept of “Sucho Jakju Ipcheo Gaejin” (수처작주 입처개진), meaning “wherever you are, be the master; wherever you stand, be true,” which he applies to taking responsibility for one’s body and choices.
He advises against succumbing to peer pressure to drink or stay out late, as it compromises one’s role as the master of their own life.
Therefore, neglecting one’s immunity is a failure of self-responsibility.
He concludes by reiterating that the “Elixir of Immortality,” calling his name, and “Elixir Ginseng” (불로산삼) are ways to boost immunity and raise one’s spiritual level.
He clarifies that these are not commercial products but rather tools for spiritual growth and health.
1. The Sacred Land of Haneulgung and the Transformation of Destiny
Welcome and congratulations to all who have come to Haneulgung, a sacred mountain, a holy ground, and a place of destiny where the energy of White Heaven, spanning 12 billion light-years, converges. By stepping onto this ground, your fortune and destiny begin to change. Holiest Huh Kyung-young, who consistently bestows great hope and angelic blessings, is holding the 325th Haneulgung event today.
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The Significance of Offerings and the Avoidance of Distraction
The offerings of potted orchids from individuals like Lee Hye Yoon, the Japanese Archangel, and Choi Hyang Ran of Hyangdan TV, are deeply appreciated. These offerings are not merely for the individuals presenting them but represent the collective gratitude of everyone present. It is important to avoid distractions during the lecture, as the focus should remain on the teachings, not on the offerings themselves. The offerings are a symbolic gesture, and those who present them act as representatives for all. -
A Lifetime of Lectures and Self-Discipline
Maintaining a lecture series consistently for decades is no easy feat. Holiest Huh Kyung-young has never missed a lecture. Even during eight trips to the United States, seven for lectures and one to meet a great sage, the lecture schedule was always met, typically on Saturdays and Sundays. This consistency is a testament to rigorous self-discipline. For instance, during flights, Holiest Huh Kyung-young would perform a thousand push-ups on the way there and another thousand on the way back, often in the spacious lavatory areas near the cockpit or tail. Flight attendants would often wonder if he was an athlete due to his constant exercise. -
The Allure of Taste and Its Consequences
During flights, even when not requested, ramen would sometimes be served. This was not instant cup ramen but a delicious, high-quality ramen served in a large ceramic bowl. It is said that some people, like those in Russia, consider ramen a special meal, even for birthdays, highlighting their economic hardship. While ramen can be a comforting food, especially during difficult times or busy schedules, its rich fat content can negatively impact health, narrowing blood vessels and contributing to conditions like arteriosclerosis. Holiest Huh Kyung-young emphasizes that those who succumb to the allure of taste often ruin their lives. He has personally avoided such temptations since childhood, preferring simple, bland meals like boiled tomatoes and onions with plain rice and kimchi. This disciplined diet, devoid of rich or flavorful foods, has been maintained for decades, enabling him to endure a challenging life journey and overcome many near-death experiences without succumbing to the desire for indulgent tastes. -
Life as a Minefield: Navigating Dangers and Temptations
Life is likened to a minefield, where every step carries potential danger. Just as soldiers in Vietnam faced hidden landmines and booby traps, individuals navigate a world filled with unforeseen perils. These “mines” can manifest in various forms: unhealthy food choices, unsafe sleeping environments, or even challenges related to one’s children. A single misstep can lead to severe consequences, such as imprisonment or false accusations. -
The Role of Angels in Navigating Life’s Minefield
For those who have reached Haneulgung, the minefield of life is considered to be behind them. Through blessings and spiritual names, their spiritual level is being calculated, and they are recognized as citizens of White Heaven, managed by a higher power. This status provides protection, deflecting life’s “mines.” However, for ordinary people, navigating this minefield is impossible without divine guidance. This is where the Angels bestowed upon individuals become crucial. By consulting their Angels, one can receive guidance on which path to take to avoid dangers, ensuring survival and safe passage. This spiritual assistance is a profound blessing, yet many take it for granted, much like the air they breathe. -
The Vision of Haneulgung’s Future: Silver Towns and Eternal Life
Holiest Huh Kyung-young envisions a future where Haneulgung expands to a vast 100 million pyeong (approximately 82,000 acres), featuring silver towns and free meal services for early supporters. This expansive land, encompassing mountains, lakes, and valleys, is a mystical place, naturally protected and difficult to access, making it an ideal location for a spiritual community. The current landscape, including existing hotels and motels, will be transformed into these silver towns, offering free accommodation to those closest to Haneulgung and paid options for those further away, based on their spiritual contributions. This grand vision will be realized through the sale of Elixir Milk, which will generate immense wealth, allowing for the construction of hundreds of buildings. -
The Power of Holiest Huh Kyung-young’s Blessings and Elixir Milk
A research report from October 10, 2023, confirms the extraordinary properties of Holiest Huh Kyung-young’s image stickers. When attached to milk products, these stickers prevent spoilage at room temperature for six months, with no difference compared to refrigerated milk or milk within its expiration date. Furthermore, the milk with the sticker showed a partially lower rate of acidity increase, indicating an extended shelf life. This phenomenon, impossible without divine intervention, demonstrates Holiest Huh Kyung-young’s ability to halt the decay of all matter. This scientific validation, though met with skepticism and opposition from some, underscores the unique spiritual power at play. -
Gandhi’s Seven Social Sins and the Path to a Meaningful Life
Holiest Huh Kyung-young references Mahatma Gandhi’s seven social sins, which describe a society on the brink of collapse:
Politics without principles: A lack of fundamental moral guidelines in governance.
Wealth without work: The pursuit of riches without honest effort, leading to gambling and despair among the youth.
Pleasure without conscience: Indulgence without moral consideration, where even simple pleasures like ramen are consumed with awareness of their health impact.
Knowledge without character: Education that prioritizes intellect over moral development, leading to disrespect and criticism of spiritual figures.
Commerce without morality: Economic activities devoid of ethical standards.
Worship without sacrifice: Religious practices lacking genuine selflessness.
Science without humanity: Scientific advancement that disregards environmental and human well-being.
Holiest Huh Kyung-young asserts that South Korea is dangerously close to these pitfalls, highlighting his decades-long efforts to guide the nation towards a better path, even when his proposals for social welfare were met with ridicule. -
The Sentience of All Matter and the Importance of Respect
All matter possesses infinite intelligence and can understand thoughts and intentions. Therefore, throwing objects or disrespecting material possessions is not merely an insult to the object but an insult to the divine creator. Just as an elderly person might collect discarded items, recognizing their inherent value, humans should view all objects with reverence, understanding that they are creations of White Heaven. -
True Wealth: Health and Inner Peace
True wealth lies not in material possessions but in one’s health and well-being. A healthy body, free from illness, is an immeasurable fortune, far surpassing any monetary value. Even if one loses all material wealth, a healthy body allows for work, travel, and enjoyment of simple pleasures. This perspective eliminates the need for anger or stress, as one recognizes the immense value of their own healthy body. Holiest Huh Kyung-young recounts his own childhood struggles, where poverty forced him to wear patched clothes and endure extreme cold, yet he never succumbed to despair or anger, always focusing on his divine mission. -
The Consequences of Disrespecting Shin-in(神人)
Disrespecting or slandering Shin-in(神人) carries severe consequences, as White Heaven observes and records every action. Such behavior can lead to a decline in spiritual level and, in old age, a body afflicted with countless diseases, pains, and profound loneliness. Children may abandon their parents, prioritizing material inheritance over familial bonds. This grim future awaits those who fail to show reverence, emphasizing the importance of treating Shin-in(神人) with utmost respect and gratitude. -
The Power of Faith and the Elixir Milk: Testimonials
Numerous testimonials highlight the transformative power of faith in Holiest Huh Kyung-young and the efficacy of Elixir Milk.
A 95-year-old woman on the verge of death in a hospital, after being given Elixir Milk and having her nephew pray for her with Holiest Huh Kyung-young’s name, miraculously recovered, regaining her appetite and returning home in better health than before.
A woman suffering from severe back pain after surgery, who relied on multiple painkillers daily, experienced a complete recovery after consistently drinking Elixir Milk and exercising for a month. This led to others, including her colleagues and daughter, seeking out the Elixir Milk.
A 77-year-old woman with a lifelong heart condition, who was told she would need medication indefinitely, was cured after calling out Holiest Huh Kyung-young’s name while walking to the hospital.
A man whose waterproof watch filled with water found the water completely disappeared after attaching Holiest Huh Kyung-young’s photo sticker to it for 12 hours.
A woman encountered a man who had collapsed at a subway station. After others hesitated to help, she grabbed his leg and loudly called out “Holiest Huh Kyung-young, Holiest Huh Kyung-young” twice, causing him to instantly sit up, fully conscious. -
Elixir Milk and Immunity: A Scientific and Spiritual Perspective
Elixir Milk is presented as a powerful means to boost immunity. Colds, often caused by viruses hiding in various facial cavities, are a signal for the body to rest. While conventional medicine focuses on balanced diets, sleep, and exercise for immunity, Elixir Milk offers a unique solution. It strengthens the throat and other areas, preventing viruses from taking hold. Holiest Huh Kyung-young emphasizes the concept of “Sucheo Jakju” (wherever you go, be the master), meaning individuals must take responsibility for their own health and immunity. Just as one would refuse alcohol to protect their body, one must actively choose practices that enhance their well-being. Elixir Milk and calling out Holiest Huh Kyung-young’s name are presented as effective ways to achieve this. -
The Story of Eric Liddell: Integrity and Divine Assistance
The story of Eric Liddell, the Scottish Olympic runner and missionary, exemplifies the power of integrity and divine assistance. Liddell, a devout Christian, refused to run in the 100-meter race at the 1924 Paris Olympics because it was scheduled on a Sunday, his Sabbath. Despite immense pressure from his country and even the British Queen, he stood firm in his conviction. He later competed in the 400-meter race, an event he was not specialized in, and miraculously won a gold medal, setting a new world record. Liddell famously stated that he ran the first 200 meters with his own strength, but for the remaining 200 meters, he felt an unknown force propelling him forward. This story, immortalized in the film “Chariots of Fire,” illustrates that those who live with unwavering honesty and principle receive help from Heaven. Liddell’s life, marked by his missionary work in China and his death in a Japanese internment camp at a young age, serves as a testament to the extraordinary strength that comes from unwavering conviction. -
The Future of Haneulgung and Global Influence
Haneulgung is poised to become a global center, with its vast land and the influence of Elixir Milk. The plan is to publicly list the shares of Elixir Milk, making it a worldwide phenomenon. This will generate immense wealth, enabling the construction of hundreds of buildings and the realization of the silver town vision. Those who remain loyal to Haneulgung will reap the benefits, while those who leave will be left behind. Holiest Huh Kyung-young asserts that his work is swift and decisive, like a “Marine Corps” operation, where buildings appear with a blink of an eye, and obstacles vanish. He emphasizes the need to discreetly operate for now, to avoid attracting undue attention, as the ultimate goal is to dominate the world spiritually.