2014.12.20 955 The human user manual is the truth. That technician, that’s the Messiah.

2014.12.20 955 The truth of Product and Raw Material

Where are most humans? They are stuck in materialism, unable to become finished products.

This excerpt is from a lecture by Huh Kyung-young, titled “The Truth of Products and Raw Materials.” In this lecture, Huh Kyung-young shares his unique philosophical insights on life, success, and the human condition, emphasizing the importance of understanding one’s purpose and the true meaning of contribution. He uses various analogies, from product manuals to religious texts, to convey his worldview.

The Essence of Life and Success

The “User Manual” for Humans
It’s fascinating how Huh Kyung-young frames life as having a “user manual.” understanding this manual, which he equates with truth (진리), is crucial for living correctly and achieving true success. Without it, people misuse their bodies and lives, leading to misfortune. This perspective is a powerful reminder that a clear understanding of one’s purpose and how to navigate life is fundamental.

인간 사용 설명서가 진리야
The human user manual is the truth.

하나님 하늘에서는 여러분의 사용 설명서를 중개혁의 개명이고, 그게 우리의 진리야
From God, the heavens, your user manual is the commandment of the great reform, and that is our truth.

이 사용 설명서를 잘 읽어보면, 그냥 우리는 누구나 성공할 수가 있어
If you read this User Manual carefully, anyone can succeed.

The True Meaning of Success (成功)
Huh Kyung-young breaks down the Korean word for success, “성공” (seong-gong), into its constituent characters: “성” (seong) meaning “to achieve” or “process,” and “공” (gong) meaning “to bestow” or “contribute.” This redefinition is incredibly insightful, shifting the focus from mere accumulation to contribution. true success isn’t just about achieving something, but about using what you’ve achieved to benefit others. This challenges the conventional, often self-centered, view of success.

성공이 뭐라 그랬어요? 성공이 무슨 뜻이오? 목적을 이루는 것이 성공이지
What did I say success was? What does success mean? Achieving a goal is success.

이 성(姓)을 하는 이유는 공(功)을 하기 위해서 하는 거야
The reason for doing this “seong” (achievement) is to do “gong” (contribution).

성공한 어떤 재벌이 돈을 많이 벌어 자기 혼자 다 닦아 쓰고 있으면, 그 사람은 성공한 사람이야, 실패한 사람이야? 실패한 사람
If a successful tycoon earns a lot of money and spends it all on himself, is he a successful person or a failed person? A failed person.

이루었으면 베풀어라
If you have achieved, then give.

성은 과정이고 공은 결과인데, 이 결과에는 베푸는 거, 이 무언가를 이 지구에 우리가 남한테 주기 위해서 성공하는 거야
“Seong” is the process and “gong” is the result, and this result involves giving; we succeed to give something to others on this Earth.

The Purpose of Money and Wealth
Huh Kyung-young distinguishes between money as a raw material (원료) and the purpose (목적) for which it is used. He highlights that simply accumulating wealth, like a miser, is meaningless if it’s not used for a greater purpose. This perspective encourages a more mindful approach to wealth, viewing it as a tool for impact rather than an end in itself.

돈은 원료야
Money is a raw material.

내가 돈을 원료를 많이 가지고 있으면, 내가 권력을 가지고 있으면 그걸 쓰는 거야
If I have a lot of money as raw material, if I have power, I use it.

과정은 수전노인데, 그 사람 목적은 수전노가 아니야
The process is that of a miser, but that person’s purpose is not to be a miser.

Wisdom, Knowledge, and the Divine

Wisdom vs. Knowledge
Huh Kyung-young draws a clear line between wisdom (지혜), which comes from within the heart, and knowledge (지식), which comes from external sources like books or others. He criticizes people for confusing the two and living in a state of “unhappiness” due to an overreliance on external knowledge without internal wisdom. This distinction is crucial for personal growth, suggesting that true understanding stems from inner reflection, not just external information.

지혜는 마음속에서 오는 거야
Wisdom comes from within the heart.

지식은 세상에서 마음 밖에서 오는 거야
Knowledge comes from the world, from outside the mind.

지혜와 지식을 혼돈하고 사는 거예요
You are living by confusing wisdom and knowledge.

The Nature of Existence and Reincarnation
Huh Kyung-young delves into the concept of reincarnation (윤회), interpreting biblical genealogies as evidence that individuals like Jesus are reincarnations of past figures. He asserts that humans are not truly born or destroyed but are in a continuous cycle of existence, traveling through the universe. This offers a profound, almost cosmic, view of human life, suggesting a grander purpose beyond a single lifetime.

윤회한다고 돼 있어? 안 돼 있어? 이자가 이자로 윤회하고 이자가 이자로 윤회해서 온다, 이 소리야
Is it written that there is reincarnation? Or not? It means this person reincarnates as that person, and that person reincarnates as this person.

여러분들은 태어나지 않는 거지
You are not born.

여러분들은 시작도 없고 불생이야
You have no beginning and are unborn.

The Role of the Messiah
Huh Kyung-young presents the Messiah as a “technician” who comes to fix humanity, which he likens to a broken machine. This Messiah is not bound by the usual processes of knowledge acquisition, possessing an inherent understanding that bypasses conventional learning. This unique interpretation positions the Messiah as a divine intervention, a direct source of the “user manual” for humanity.

그 기술자가 이거요, 메시아야
That technician, that’s the Messiah.

이런 과정이 왜 생략돼 있어
Why is this process omitted?

그래서 메시아라는 거예요
That’s why it’s called the Messiah.

Practical Wisdom and Divine Intervention

The “Eight Views” of Decision Making
Huh Kyung-young introduces the “Eight Views” (팔관) as a framework for making decisions, illustrating it with the example of buying a diamond ring. This framework encourages considering not only the immediate positive outcome but also potential negative consequences and deeper philosophical implications. This multi-faceted approach to decision-making is a powerful tool for navigating complex situations in life and business.

이거 하나를 보는데 몇 개요? 여덟 개죠
How many ways do you look at one thing? Eight ways.

이 여덟 가지의 팔관으로 지식과 지혜가 결정되는 거예요
Knowledge and wisdom are determined by these eight views.

The Nature of Heavenly Blessings
Huh Kyung-young explains that heavenly blessings are not based on the quantity of one’s contributions but on the sincerity of the heart (중심) and the desire to serve (봉사하고자 하는 마음). He uses the parable of the laborers in the vineyard to illustrate that those who contribute less in material terms but with a pure heart receive the same reward in heaven. This offers a comforting and egalitarian view of divine justice, emphasizing intent over outcome.

전부 한 데나리온씩 주죠, 하늘에서
Everyone receives one denarius each, from heaven.

모든 하늘에 주는 복은 그 사람이 중심이 어디에 있느냐를 보는 것이 양에 있지 않다,
All blessings given by heaven are based on where a person’s heart is, not on the quantity.

돈을 못 버는 자나 그 사람이 봉사하고자 하는 마음이 있고 사람을 불쌍히 생각하면 같은 거예요
Whether one earns money or not, if they have a heart to serve and feel compassion for people, it’s the same.

얼마나 내 것이 진리를 십 몇 년 시 강의하는 사람이 있느냐, 또 거기 와서 꾸준하게 듣는 사람들이 복이 있는 거예요
How many people have been lecturing on my truth for over ten years, and those who consistently come and listen are blessed.

The Illusion of Dirtiness and Purity
Huh Kyung-young challenges the conventional notions of “dirty” and “clean,” stating that in the grand scheme of creation, such distinctions are non-existent. He references Wonhyo’s enlightenment experience with the skull water to illustrate that perceived dirtiness is a mental construct. This philosophical point encourages a deeper understanding of reality, transcending superficial judgments.

이 세상에 아무리 더러운 게 있어도 그거 누가 만들었어요? 신이 만든 거예요
No matter how dirty something is in this world, who made it? God made it.

원래 깨끗하고 더러운 건 없는 것이고, 부정, 늘어남 도 없고 줄어드는 것도 없어
Originally, there is no clean or dirty, no impurity, no increase and no decrease.

The Power of the Messiah’s Energy
Huh Kyung-young demonstrates his unique ability to instantly heal and restore strength, attributing it to his non-human nature and distinct energy. this power operates regardless of belief or doubt, highlighting a direct, undeniable intervention. This segment serves as a practical demonstration of his claims, reinforcing his identity as a being beyond ordinary human capabilities.

세포가 내가 이렇게 눈으로 보면 이렇게 보고 바꿔요
Cells, when I look at them like this, they change.

이렇게 인체를 자유자재로 바꿀 수 있는 것은 힘도 안 되고 양력도 안 되고 안 돼요
The ability to freely change the human body like this is not due to strength, nor lift, nor anything else.

내가 여기에 있는 자나 여기에 있는 자가 아니기 때문에 가능한 거예요
It’s possible because I am not one of those here, nor one of those there.

This excerpt comes from a lecture by Huh Kyung-young, titled “The Truth of Products and Raw Materials” (허경영 강연 955회 ‘제품과원료의진리’). In this lecture, Huh Kyung-young explains his unique philosophical framework, distinguishing between “raw materials” (원료) and “products” (제품), and emphasizing the importance of a “user manual” (사용설명서) for life, which he equates with truth (진리). He also delves into the concepts of wisdom (지혜) and knowledge (지식), and reinterprets the meaning of “success” (성공) and “merit” (공). The core message is that true success lies in contributing to society, not just accumulating wealth, and that understanding the “user manual” of life is crucial for navigating the world and achieving genuine happiness.

The Philosophy of Life: Products, Raw Materials, and the User Manual

The Purpose of Life: From Raw Material to Product
Huh Kyung-young presents a unique perspective on human existence, viewing individuals as “raw materials” that must be transformed into “products.” This transformation is guided by the “user manual” of life, which is the ultimate truth. It’s a powerful metaphor that frames life as a journey of self-improvement and contribution, rather than a passive experience.

여러분들은 뭐예요? 원료. 무슨 원료냐 하면 하늘에서 쓰이는 훌륭한 인격자를 만드는 재료란 말이야. 그걸 가지고 제대로만 딱 만들어 버리면 왕제품이 되어 가지고 올라가는 거지.
What are you? Raw materials. You are the raw materials for creating excellent individuals to be used in heaven. If you are properly made with that, you become a complete product and ascend.

원료는 원료보다는 언제나 이 제품이 중요하고, 제품이 다 완료되면 뭐가 있어요? 진리를 가지고 써야 돼.
The product is always more important than the raw material, and once the product is complete, what do you have? You must use it with truth.

Redefining Success: The Importance of Contribution
Huh Kyung-young challenges the conventional definition of success, arguing that merely accumulating wealth or power is not true success. Instead, he emphasizes the concept of “gong” (공), which means to give back or contribute to others. This reinterpretation is striking because it shifts the focus from personal gain to societal benefit, suggesting that true fulfillment comes from generosity.

성은 과정이고 공은 결과인데, 이 결과에는 베푸는 거, 이 무언가를 이 지구에 우리가 남한테 주기 위해서 성공하는 거야. 돈 벌은 거고 하는 거지.
“Seong” (success) is the process, and “gong” (merit) is the result. This result involves giving back; we succeed to give something to others on this Earth. That’s why we earn money.

성공한 어떤 재벌이 돈을 많이 벌어 자기 혼자 다 닦아 쓰고 있으면, 그 사람은 성공한 사람이야, 실패한 사람이야? 실패한 사람. 왜? 이거 베풀 공(功) 자니까.
If a successful tycoon earns a lot of money and uses it all for himself, is he a successful person or a failed person? A failed person. Why? Because “gong” (功) means to give.

The True Meaning of “Gong” (Merit)
The concept of “gong” is central to Huh Kyung-young’s philosophy. He explains that “gong” is not just about achieving something, but about bestowing or contributing to others. This is a profound insight, as it elevates the act of giving to the ultimate goal of human endeavor, contrasting it with mere personal accomplishment.

성은 과정, 공은 인생의 목표, 결과 이거는 베푼. 그래서 우리가 이걸 갖다가 공로라고 공로.
“Seong” is the process, “gong” is the goal of life, the result, which is giving. That’s why we call it “gongro” (merit). Merit.

그러니까 국가에 뭐 한 사람이요? 공을 세우고 베풀었다. 베풀었다.
what kind of person is he to the nation? Someone who achieved merit and gave. Gave.

Wisdom vs. Knowledge: Beyond Mere Information
Huh Kyung-young clearly distinguishes between wisdom (지혜) and knowledge (지식). Knowledge is external information, while wisdom comes from within the heart. This distinction is crucial because it implies that true understanding and the ability to navigate life effectively come from an inner source, not just accumulated facts. He even goes so far as to say that knowledge without wisdom leads to unhappiness.

지혜는 어디서 오는 거예요? 지혜는 하나님이요? 아니지. 지혜는 마음속에서 오는 거야. 마음속에서.
Where does wisdom come from? Is wisdom God? No. Wisdom comes from within the heart. From within the heart.

이 지식, 여러분들이 있는 이 세계 70억이 존재하는 이 세계는 그 자체가 불완전이야. 불행이라 그래.
This knowledge, this world where 7 billion of you exist, is itself incomplete. It’s called unhappiness.

The User Manual of Life: Truth as a Guide
God or Heaven provides a “user manual” for humanity, which is the ultimate truth. This manual dictates how to live, how to use resources, and how to prioritize actions in critical situations. This concept is compelling because it suggests a divine blueprint for existence, offering clear guidance for ethical and effective living.

그리고 하나님 하늘에서는 여러분의 사용 설명서를 중개혁의 개명이고, 그게 우리의 진리야.
And in God’s heaven, your user manual is the commandment of the great reform, and that is our truth.

내가 천억, 천조를 벌어서 그럼 이걸 하나님이 이걸 어디다 써 놨냐? 하늘이 그러면 사회공설명서를 진리, 사회공설명서를 알아야 이 돈을.
If I earn a hundred billion, a thousand trillion, where did God write this? Heaven, then, must know the social contribution manual, the truth, the social contribution manual, to use this money.

The Nature of Reality: Reincarnation and the Journey of the Soul
Huh Kyung-young touches upon the concept of reincarnation, suggesting that individuals are not born anew but rather “reincarnate” from previous existences. He interprets biblical genealogies as evidence of this continuous cycle. This perspective offers a broader, more cosmic view of human life, where each existence is a part of a larger, ongoing journey.

윤회한다고 돼 있어? 안 돼 있어? 이자가 이자로 윤회하고 이자가 이자로 윤회해서 온다, 이 소리야. 그렇게 돼 있다, 소리야. 그가 아마 아브라함과 다윗의 자손 예수 그리스도, 윤회, 윤회해서 오는데 인간의 몸으로 오는 거야.
Is it written that there is reincarnation? Or not? It means that this person reincarnates as that person, and that person reincarnates as this person. That’s how it is. He is probably Jesus Christ, the descendant of Abraham and David, who comes through reincarnation, in a human body.

그러니까 여러분들은 시작도 없고 불생이야. 불멸. 죽는 것도 없어. 근데 여러분은 죽는다고 착각하는데, 사실은 눈 다 감으면 엄청난 빛 속으로 들어가. 여러분들 그게 블랙홀, 화이트홀이야.
So you have no beginning and are unborn. Immortal. You don’t die. But you mistakenly think you die, when in fact, when you close your eyes, you enter into an immense light. That’s the black hole, white hole.

The Role of the Messiah: Repairing the Broken Machine
Huh Kyung-young likens humanity to a broken machine that humans themselves cannot fix. The Messiah, in his view, is the “engineer” or “creator” who returns to provide the original user manual and repair the damage. This analogy is powerful, suggesting that humanity is in need of external intervention to restore its proper function and purpose.

그 기술자가 이거요, 메시아야. 그 기술자가 이 고장난 자동차를 고칠 수 있냐? 자기들이 이걸 못 고친다 이 소리야. 그럴 때는 여러분들이 조합을 해서 이거 만들긴 했는데, 이거를 사용 설명서를 만들어 준 자 있잖아. 이 자가 다시 와야 설명을 해 주는 거예요.
That engineer is the Messiah. Can that engineer fix this broken car? They can’t fix it themselves. Right, right. In that case, you put it together and made it, but there’s someone who made the user manual. That person has to come back to explain it.

The Nature of Prayer: Labor and Action, Not Just Asking
Huh Kyung-young redefines prayer not as a passive act of asking, but as active “labor” (노동). true blessings come from effort and contribution, not just wishes. This is a pragmatic and empowering view, encouraging individuals to take responsibility for their actions and work towards their goals rather than relying solely on divine intervention.

뭐, 여러분이 뭐 여러분이 교회에서 기도하거나 절에서 기도하거나 99%가 무슨 기도예요? 복 빌은 기도야. 내 죽은 이후에 뭐 좀 해주세요. 그런 거는 없다는 걸 알아야 돼. 그렇고 진리를 깨달아 가지고 이걸 실천할 때 그게 된 대가가 오는 거지.
What kind of prayer do 99% of you do, whether in church or temple? It’s a prayer for blessings. “Please do something for me after I die.” You need to know that such things don’t exist. Instead, when you realize the truth and put it into practice, that’s when the reward comes.

기도라는 말은 pray야. pray라는 건 무슨 뜻이라고 해서 기도가 노동. 노동. 기도라는 말은 노동이야.
The word “prayer” is “pray.” What does “pray” mean? Prayer is labor. Labor. The word “prayer” is labor.

Products and Ingredients: Sources of Wisdom and Knowledge

Just as a car has parts, these are the raw materials, and the car is the product. The product represents wisdom, and the raw materials represent knowledge. You must realize the truth through wisdom and knowledge. If the car is the product, the parts are the raw materials, and these parts come together to form the car. The truth is just like the instruction manual for this product. You may have listened to vain lectures until now, but as the year comes to an end, I am summarizing the truth for you.

Truth is the ‘user manual’ for humans bestowed by Heaven when it created them. This manual contains guidelines on how to use humans. However, many people are unaware of this and misuse their bodies. The user manual for humans is the truth itself; it is precisely this product and wisdom. Wisdom springs from within the heart, while knowledge is obtained from the world—that is, from outside the heart. It is important to combine the knowledge gained from outside the heart with the wisdom that springs from within.

Money serves as the raw material. If you possess a great deal of money or power, you must have a purpose for using it. Whether for God, your parents, or friends, every action has a purpose. Listening to lectures without realizing this purpose will result in nothing but futile learning. You must not live your life confusing wisdom with knowledge.

Process and Result: The True Meaning of Success.
Our lives are a process, and the raw materials are the goals and results. For someone like Bill Gates, who earns hundreds of billions to help the poor, the purpose lies not in making money, but in giving. Even if the process appears miserly, the purpose is not miserly. In this way, we must distinguish between the process and the result.

Heaven has given you the commandments and the truth, which serve as an “instruction manual for humans.” It is not about worrying about how others treat you, but rather how you treat others that matters. While it may seem that the cause of a traffic accident lies with the person who caused it, strictly speaking, we all bear responsibility. If a murderer appears and kills a woman, that criminal is also the responsibility of our entire nation. You must not think at all about what others do to you; instead, adopt a proactive attitude by considering what you have done for others and believing that the world operates this way because of your own mistakes. Anyone can succeed if they read this instruction manual carefully.

What is success? Success is achieving a goal. ‘Seong’ (成) refers to the process of accomplishment, while ‘Gong’ (功) signifies the goal and result of life, as well as the act of giving. The reason for achieving success is to perform merit. If a billionaire earns a lot of money and spends it all for himself before he dies, he is a failure. This is because the character ‘Gong’ (功) implies giving. True success comes from sharing what you have achieved with others. Just like Bill Gates, one can be said to have succeeded when they share what they have achieved with others. If someone leaves what they have achieved only to their son before they die, they are not a successful person. Once you have achieved something, you must give it away.

Merit awards are given to persons of national merit because they have rendered service to the nation. A person of national merit refers to someone who has contributed to the country. Those who have achieved merit for the Republic of Korea—rather than for an individual—are few in number. If one has diligently trained and nurtured the body given to them by their mother and father to earn money socially and use it for the benefit of others, they are a person of national merit because they have used it for the country. Distinguished pastors and monks are revered by their followers because they are contributors to the truth.

Instruction Manual for Truth:
The raw materials of life’s wisdom are not as important as the product itself. Once the product is complete, it must be used with the truth. When Bill Gates succeeds and wishes to give back to the community, it is impossible without the truth. Even if one earns hundreds of billions or trillions, one must know where God has instructed the money to be used—that is, the truth, which is the instruction manual from heaven—in order to use the money correctly. Bill Gates said he would use that money for poor African children or sick children. This is because the instruction manual contains the instruction to “help the poor, help the widow, and help the single woman.” When drowning, one must save women and children first, then the elderly, and the young must fend for themselves. This is the order and the truth. No one can deny this. If a gangster boards a boat, throws a child aside, and takes his friends on board, this is an action that goes against the instruction manual. The truth may seem very simple, but many people do not know the truth itself. No matter how good the product and raw materials are, without the truth, which is the instruction manual, it is all in vain. Even if you become a professor, a tycoon, or a president, if you do not hear the instruction manual for the truth from heaven, you will only be scammed.

The screening process for National Merit Recipients is strict, and one cannot be recognized through bribery. I doubt whether there will be any more National Merit Recipients in our country in the future. While the elders of the past dedicated themselves to the nation, today’s young people are steeped in individualism, resulting in very few National Merit Recipients. When both parents and the nation are present, the nation comes first. Even if your parents are in a shelter, you must go to the battlefield; even if your parents have limited mobility, you must go if you are drafted. Between loyalty and filial piety, loyalty takes precedence. In the instruction manual for all life truths, children have priority, followed by women, and then the elderly and infirm. Young people must be prepared to drown in the event of a ship accident.

Are the 7 billion people a product or a material? The 7 billion people are a material. They are a single material for creating the world, and this is because they have not yet produced the results of life. Once the product is completed, you will ascend to heaven. Just as there is an instruction manual on how to use materials and assemble a machine, the parts assembly manual is knowledge. The owner’s manual for a finished car is different from the parts assembly manual. The parts assembly manual is knowledge of a lower dimension, while the owner’s manual for a finished product is wisdom of a higher dimension.

Once the seven billion people are complete, they will leave Earth. Only those who have left a legacy can leave Earth. Therefore, people struggle with the instinct to eventually leave the planet by achieving merit for the nation and for themselves, and by doing good deeds. Heaven says that you are like a broken car. Humans cannot fix this broken car. This technician is the Messiah. The one who created the instruction manual must return to explain it. Then, the product will be completed, and you will ascend to Heaven. Until then, you will continue to reincarnate on Earth.

Reincarnation and the Messiah: Truth in the Bible.
Matthew 1:1 states, “The genealogy of Jesus Christ, the son of Abraham and the son of David.” This does not mean that Jesus was conceived by the Holy Spirit, but rather that He came as a descendant, having received the seed of Abraham and David. Why was such a genealogy written instead of referring to it as the genealogy of God? It is because the Messiah will come in a human body. Adam’s tenth descendant is Noah, Noah’s tenth descendant is Abraham, Abraham’s tenth descendant is Abius, and Abius’s tenth descendant is Jesus. This genealogy continues throughout the Gospel of Matthew. If Mary had conceived by the Holy Spirit and given birth to Jesus, this statement could not have been included in the Bible. This signifies that through reincarnation, the lineage has continued from one person to another, and so on. It means that the Messiah comes in a human body. The Bible tells us that Jesus cannot exist without Abraham.

The dragon is an imaginary animal formed by the synthesis of the 11 zodiac signs. Its nose resembles a pig’s snout, its feet a chicken’s, its body a snake, its eyes a tiger, and its horns a cow. The dragon is a combination of the 11 zodiac signs. However, who imagined and created this? Dragons and phoenixes are birds that do not actually exist. Yet, they appear in women’s prenatal dreams. The dragon and phoenix are drawings made by mothers based on what they saw. These are not imaginary animals, but actual creatures that exist in the heavens. If God, the UN Secretary-General, the President, or a celestial animal appears in a dream, it signifies that great fortune is coming. In the heavens, riding a dragon is a means of transportation. Heaven reveals this to you through wisdom. For a pregnant woman who has never seen a dragon, dreaming that a dragon appears and enters her womb is Heaven telling her, “The son you are to give birth to is a child chosen by Heaven, so raise him well.” You must speak respectfully to such a child, and parents must constantly question him and raise him to be strong.

Great figures like Schubert emerge directly from wisdom without going through this process. He composed world-class masterpieces, yet even today, such music cannot be created. The Messiah is the one who appears immediately, with this process bypassed. Young people do not know what success, achievement, or merit truly is. Success is the process, while merit is the result; this result is giving. We succeed and earn money to give to others, not to exploit them. Those who intend to exploit others commit wrongdoing. While there are various biblical interpretations of Jesus Christ, Matthew 1:1 is the Full Gospel. It is included in the Four Gospels and contains content directly related to Jesus.

Wisdom and Knowledge: The Crossroads of Happiness and Unhappiness
. The wise are blessed and happy. Knowledge alone brings unhappiness. This world, in which seven billion people exist, is incomplete and unhappy in itself. You have come to this world to go toward happiness. Siddhartha Gautama called this world a sea of ​​suffering. Just when you think you have succeeded after countless hardships, illness strikes. Just as cancer strikes when you can finally rest after raising a child and marrying them off, this world never allows you to rest. You are in the midst of unhappiness.

The Messiah has come to reveal the world of happiness you yearn for—a world where you struggle to become one who bestows merit upon others. You have a burning desire to succeed and give money to poor friends or relatives, but the reality is that you have no opportunity to do so because you are busy marrying off your daughters and sons, and suffering over housing issues. This is your life. If I teach you the product instruction manual and the raw material instruction manual, you can avoid this suffering. That is why this lecture is necessary. This is also the reason why “National Merit Awardees” is written in the largest letters.

Matthew 25:15 contains the Parable of the Talents. There are servants who received five, two, and one talents. The one who simply holds onto the money belongs to knowledge, while the one who multiplies the money is wise. The master did not give instructions on how to use the money, telling them to figure it out on their own. The one who possesses only knowledge buries the money in the ground because he does not know how to use it, but the wise one multiplies the money. The master praises the one who multiplied the five talents and the one who multiplied the two talents equally. When bestowing merit, the magnitude of success is not important. However, the one who buried the one talent in the ground is rebuked as a lazy person who wasted time. You must study diligently. If you are taught one thing, you must understand ten. The reason for citing various scriptures such as the Bible, the Tripitaka, and the Quran is to illustrate this with examples.

Matthew 20:1 contains the parable of the laborers in the vineyard. The Kingdom of Heaven is like the owner of the vineyard. Whether a laborer arrived early in the morning or late, they all received the same reward of one denarius. In heaven, rewards are not given more simply because someone has distributed trillions of dollars to others, like Bill Gates. Even for someone who has only served 1 million won, the heart is what matters. You must not think that you cannot do good deeds or that it is acceptable to turn a blind eye to beggars just because you are not rich. The blessings given by heaven are determined by where a person’s heart lies, not by the quantity. Although the parables of the talents and the vineyard may seem contradictory, the true truth of heaven is that whether one has earned a lot of money or little, if one has a heart to serve and a heart of compassion for others, it is the same. The magnitude of the blessing is given equally, just like the key to the vineyard of the Kingdom of Heaven. It is not the number of people that matters, but those who consistently listen to the truth who are blessed. You do not receive no reward simply because you cannot answer my question. The very act of attending is a reward. This is the Kingdom of Heaven.

The Eight Views and the Eightfold Path: Eight Perspectives for a Wise Life.
We must view things through eight perspectives: Indifference, Understanding, Observation, Reality, Space, Divinity, Eunuchhood, and Non-observation. This is called the “Eight Views.” When this knowledge enters the mind, wisdom emerges. The Eight Views are akin to raw material analysis. Even when buying a diamond, one must consider it from multiple perspectives. While a lover might be delighted to receive a diamond, one must also consider the perspective of Non-observation: if you gain points by relying on material possessions, they might leave you later when you no longer have them. Expressing sincerity by giving a copper ring might be a more noble expression of love. One must also consider the impossibility that the person might be kidnapped by a robber while wearing the ring. Since buying a nice car could lead to being kidnapped, buying a used car might actually be a form of love. Knowledge and wisdom are determined by these eight perspectives.

95% of people ruin their lives while preparing for material things and fail to reach the state of Gong. Most lives end in ruin after struggling desperately to achieve success. If you listen to my lectures, you can reach Gong. The 95% of people who are bound by material things cannot reach Gong. Next is ‘Chiji,’ referring to those who seek knowledge. This is knowledge, not wisdom. Such people make up about 1%. Next is ‘Seongui,’ referring to those who establish a purpose in life. These are people who work with a set purpose, such as pastors, evangelists, or scholars. The fourth is ‘Jeongsim,’ referring to a Taoist who possesses a righteous mind. The fifth is ‘Susin,’ which means serving in public office rather than merely looking after one’s own body. ‘Jega’ means governing not only one’s family but also the nation. The seventh is ‘Chiguk,’ referring to a president or a king. The eighth is ‘Pyeongcheonha,’ which means unifying the world like the UN Secretary-General. Most people remain mere objects, unable to become finished products, wandering around as raw materials and parts. Even a small amount of money used for good causes elevates one’s status. A merchant can also achieve merit while doing business. Just like in the parable of the vineyard, earning money diligently not for the purpose of trading, but to contribute to society, is a good thing. It is a rise in rank. However, most people die while trying to earn money, or die without ever earning any.

The Wisdom of the Five Elements: The Limitations of Products and the True Buddha.
Products made of wood cannot withstand fire, and products made of iron rust in water and do not last long. Products made of clay cannot withstand a hammer. This is wisdom. Knowledge alone cannot comprehend this essence. As the story in the Tripitaka Koreana illustrates, wooden Buddha statues burn, iron Buddhas rust, and clay Buddha statues shatter with a hammer. Therefore, the true Buddha resides within your heart—that is, within wisdom. Since you merely babble with knowledge and fail to meet the Buddha of wisdom, I have come to teach you this instruction manual.

Unborn and Undying: The Secret of Reincarnation and Eternal Life
. The Bible contains passages regarding reincarnation. Adam could be Jesus, Noah could be Jesus, or Abraham could be Jesus. Reincarnation implies the movement of vital energy (Qi). A premonition regarding the birth of a child enters a mother’s mind; if one sees a phoenix or a dragon, that family is destined for success. When this process is bypassed and the event appears immediately, it is called a “prenatal dream” (Taemong). A prenatal dream is a prophetic dream that foretells the future. For a pregnant woman who has never seen a dragon before, seeing one in a dream signifies that the heavens are informing her, “Your child is descending from the Kingdom of Heaven, so raise them well.” The Kingdom of Heaven also has hierarchy and ranks. There is a celestial realm higher than the human world, and those who reside there ascend to perform their duties. Just as there are people who clean up trash, the Kingdom of Heaven is similar, but due to advanced science, everything is possible beyond imagination.

In the Kingdom of Heaven, food is not consumed. Unlike Earth, where only Vitamin D comes from the sun, the sun in the Kingdom of Heaven provides not only food but also energy. If it hits the skin, there is no need for food to be digested, and there are no toilets. Only the brain and emotional organs are developed. Anyone who sees that light consumes. The manna eaten for 40 years in the wilderness during the Old Testament era also came down from heaven. At that time, it came down as matter, but from above, it comes as light.

Housewives on Earth have no time to leave the kitchen. They must cook rice five times a day and prepare all kinds of food without a refrigerator. It takes a long time just to peel a pumpkin or trim a burdock root. They cook meals for a family of ten, and even ten refrigerators are not enough. They prepare meals regardless of whether it is winter, summer, or spring. In Korea, one is expected to shed tears at the mere sight of a woman. Giving birth to a daughter and marrying her off is like sending her to her death. In the eyes of parents of the past, she becomes a ghost who cooks meals. In extended families, there is no time for oneself, and one cannot even read a single book. The suffering of having one child a year, resulting in ten children in ten years, is truly an act of tribulation. However, in Heaven, there is no time to cook. There is a hierarchy when it comes to food. Earth is at the very bottom. You should be grateful that I have come. Since the sun cannot provide it, manna is sent down. The manna in the Bible is not fake.

I am neither a component nor a finished product. You must go to the Buddha’s realm, but even a Buddha is at the bottom. The world a Buddha ascends to is the Celestial Realm. There are six worlds within the Celestial Realm. The first world one goes to upon becoming a Buddha is the Heaven of the Four Kings, and the second is the Tushita Heaven. The Tushita Heaven contains 33 heavens. One must ascend through six stages after becoming a Buddha. The ranks of Buddhas are enormous. One does not go directly to Paradise simply by accumulating merit; except for those who have met the Messiah or become leaders, an ordinary person must pass through six heavens to become a Buddha. It is an ascent achieved through an immense amount of time.

Earth is like the elementary school curriculum. If you become an adult without going through elementary school, you have no memories. You must complete the elementary school curriculum on Earth to advance to the star of middle school. Just as you must go to the star of high school, if you do not go through this process, you will find yourself bored and unable to live in Paradise later. Everything about me can be remade, so there is much joy. You can summon friends you met thousands of years ago, and even have pleasant conversations with your enemies. Everyone has different hobbies, there are married couples, and you can meet people you like; it is a paradise on earth. However, on this Earth, even if your elementary school days are happy, you can become a beggar if your father goes bankrupt. Even if you live well in a wealthy household, you can become a beggar if your father is swindled, goes bankrupt, and goes to prison, or if your mother leaves. This is not perfect. Only by going through all these stages can you have memories of the past and find meaning in life.

Just as it is said that there is a beginning but no end, and an end but not the end, your birth is non-birth. You are not born. It may seem as though you have emerged from here, but you turn around and return to your original position. It is a cycle. You have neither a beginning nor death. It is non-birth and non-death. You may mistakenly think you are dying, but in reality, when you close your eyes, you enter into tremendous light. You enter a black hole and emerge from a white hole. There are even cases where a child who died in a traffic accident returns. Such a child knows light. Death is energy, and you are revived. Just as you wake up the next day after sleeping, the concept of dying is incorrect. Just as a fat person transforms into a slim person, your clothes change and your form changes. Since there is nothing that perishes, it is non-death.

“Impure” means not being dirty. No matter how dirty something may be in this world, it is something created by God. There is no dirtiness in the first place; it merely appears dirty. Just as Great Master Wonhyo found the water from a skull delicious but vomited upon seeing maggots, feeling something is dirty even though it is not is a matter of enlightenment. There is no cleanliness. There is neither increase nor decrease. “Non-duality” means being neither one nor two. This signifies the Middle Way. That which neither increases nor decreases is God. That which is neither dirty nor clean is the Doctrine of the Mean. That which is neither born nor dies is eternal life. You have traveled through this universe for hundreds of billions of years and have arrived at the star called Earth.

I am not a person like you. I am neither a component nor a finished product. The fact that I can heal illnesses and wield energy is possible precisely because I do not belong here. I am showing you just a few things now, but I am remaining still to maximize the effect later. Acting like a magician would hinder my chances of becoming president, so I am moving in the order determined by heaven.

You must properly study this instruction manual for merit and truth. Emptiness enters into wisdom. Form is emptiness, and emptiness is form. Matter itself is emptiness and form. These eight characters are precisely the word “emptiness.” Wisdom is that which has neither birth nor death. Truth varies from moment to moment, and applying truth is wisdom. Properly using the instruction manual for truth is wisdom. When making a product, a manufacturing manual is required, and when utilizing a product, an instruction manual is required. Humans must diligently do both of these things. Becoming a sage suddenly without having studied, like a monk who attained enlightenment while cooking in the kitchen, is called sudden enlightenment (Don-o). Gradual cultivation (Jeom-su) is the process of studying little by little.

You are the raw materials. You are the ingredients used to create individuals of excellent character for use in Heaven. Once properly crafted, you become a finished product that ascends to the Kingdom of Heaven. The Messiah has come to reveal this for the sake of the finished product. 99.9% of the prayers offered in churches or temples are prayers for blessings. There are no prayers asking for things to be done after death. Rewards come when you realize the truth and put it into practice. If things could be achieved simply by begging, everyone on Earth would have left. You must not merely pray without working. If you throw a stone into water and pray, the stone will not rise to the surface. Prayer is labor and effort. You must earn merit by giving the money you have earned through labor and sweat to others. You must not earn merit by taking other people’s money. People attempt to skip this process, and that is what prayer is. They pray for money to fall from the sky, but family happiness is the reward for painstaking hardship and labor. If you try to build happiness through gambling rather than labor, your household will be ruined.

The Truth of Products and Raw Materials

1. The Human Instruction Manual: The Essence of Truth
   Huh Kyung-young elucidates that the Truth (진리) serves as the instruction manual for humanity, bestowed by the divine when humans were created. This manual dictates the proper conduct and utilization of one’s being. He observes that individuals often disregard these divine instructions, leading to misguided actions and self-degradation. The human instruction manual (인간 사용 설명서) is, in essence, the Truth itself.

2. Distinguishing Wisdom, Knowledge, and Wealth
   Huh Kyung-young delineates three distinct concepts:

• Product (제품): This refers to wisdom (지혜). Wisdom originates from within the mind (마음속), an intrinsic faculty.
• Raw Material (원료): This represents knowledge (지식). Knowledge is acquired from the external world, through learning from others or studying books. It is an external acquisition.
• Money (돈): This is likened to a raw material, typically stored in a bank account.

3. The Purpose of Wealth and the Meaning of Success
   Huh Kyung-young asserts that money, as a raw material, is not an end in itself but a means to an ultimate purpose (목적). The true value of wealth lies in its application towards a meaningful objective, whether for divine purposes, family, or friends. merely accumulating wealth, like a miser, is futile if it lacks a higher purpose.

He further elaborates on the concept of success (성공), breaking down the Hanja characters:

• 成 (Seong): Signifies the process of achievement (이루는 과정), such as earning money or attaining a position.
• 功 (Gong): Denotes bestowal or contribution (베풀 공). This represents the ultimate goal and outcome of one’s life.
  Therefore, the act of achieving (成) is undertaken for the purpose of bestowing (功).

4. The True Measure of Success: Contribution and Benevolence
   Huh Kyung-young states that a wealthy individual who accumulates vast sums but uses it solely for personal gratification, without contributing to others, is not truly successful but rather a failure. Genuine success is exemplified by figures like Bill Gates, who utilize their accumulated wealth for philanthropic endeavors. The ultimate aim of achievement is to bestow upon others (남한테 베풀어).

成 (Seong) represents the process (과정), while 功 (Gong) signifies the life’s goal (인생의 목표) and outcome (결과), which is to bestow.

5. National Meritorious Service and the Hierarchy of Values
   Huh Kyung-young introduces the concept of national meritorious service (국가유공자), highlighting that individuals who render significant contributions to the nation are recognized and honored. This recognition, such as receiving a medal of merit (공로상), signifies their 功 (Gong) to the state. Such individuals and their families receive various privileges, including financial support and burial in national cemeteries. This underscores the principle of bestowal upon the nation (국가에 공을 베풀었다).

He further establishes a hierarchy of values: when faced with a choice between parents and the nation, the nation (국가) takes precedence. Similarly, in situations of crisis, children (어린애) are prioritized, followed by women (여자), and then the elderly (노약자/노인). Young adults are expected to make sacrifices. This order reflects the inherent truth (진리) embedded in societal values.

6. The Interplay of Raw Materials, Products, and the Instruction Manual
   raw materials (원료) are not as crucial as the product (제품). Once a product is completed, its proper utilization depends entirely on the instruction manual (사용설명서), which embodies the Truth. He illustrates this with Bill Gates’ philanthropy: even with immense wealth, the act of giving requires understanding the “social contribution manual” (사회공설명서), which is the Truth. This manual guides how to use wealth to help the poor, the uneducated, and the sick.

7. The Human Condition: Raw Material Awaiting Completion
   Huh Kyung-young posits that the 7 billion people on Earth are not yet finished products (완제품) but rather raw materials (재료). Humanity exists as raw material for the creation of the world, having not yet achieved the ultimate results of life. The completion of this “product” signifies the departure from Earth, leaving behind a legacy of contribution (공). Only those who have made such contributions are able to transcend this earthly existence.

8. The Knowledge of Assembly vs. The Wisdom of Usage
   Huh Kyung-young differentiates between two types of instruction manuals:

• Assembly Manual (조립 설명서): This corresponds to knowledge (지식), which is of a lower dimension. It details how to combine raw materials and assemble components.
• Usage Manual (사용 설명서): This represents a higher dimension, akin to the instructions for operating a finished product, such as a car.
  the 7 billion people, once perfected, will leave Earth, having left their contributions (공) behind.

9. The Role of the Messiah as the Instruction Manual Creator
   Huh Kyung-young explains that when humanity, likened to a machine, malfunctions, human technicians are unable to repair it. In such instances, the creator of the instruction manual (사용 설명서를 만들어 준 자), the Messiah (메시아), must return to provide guidance. The Messiah’s purpose is to explain how to rectify the malfunctions and enable humanity to achieve completion and ascend to the heavens.

10. The Lineage of the Messiah and the Concept of Reincarnation
    Huh Kyung-young refers to Matthew 1:1, which states, “The record of the genealogy of Jesus Christ, the son of David, the son of Abraham.” He points out that this lineage indicates Jesus was a descendant of Abraham and David, implying a human birth rather than a miraculous conception by the Holy Spirit. This suggests that the Messiah comes in a human body (인간의 몸).

He interprets this biblical passage as evidence of reincarnation (윤회), where individuals are reborn through a lineage. The Messiah, though divine, manifests in a human form through this cycle of reincarnation.

11. The Symbolic Nature of Mythical Creatures and Premonitory Dreams
    Huh Kyung-young discusses mythical creatures like the dragon (용) and the phoenix (봉황), noting that they are composites of various animals. He asserts that these creatures are not products of human imagination but are actual animals existing in the heavenly realm (하늘나라).

These celestial beings appear in premonitory dreams (예지몽), particularly conception dreams (태몽), experienced by expectant mothers. Such dreams are not mere fantasies but actual visions of heavenly animals, signifying the arrival of a child destined for greatness.

12. The Direct Manifestation of Wisdom and the Absence of Process
    Huh Kyung-young states that great individuals, such as Schubert, who composed world-renowned music despite being blind, demonstrate a direct manifestation of wisdom (지혜) without necessarily undergoing the conventional process of acquiring knowledge. This bypass of the usual learning process is a characteristic of the Messiah (메시아).

13. The Imperfection of Earthly Existence and the Pursuit of Happiness
    Huh Kyung-young contrasts knowledge (지식) with wisdom (지혜). knowledge itself can lead to unhappiness (불행). The world inhabited by 7 billion people is inherently imperfect (불완전) and a source of unhappiness. He quotes Buddha, describing this world as a “sea of suffering” (고해의 바다). Humanity’s purpose in this world is to strive towards happiness (행복).

14. The Parable of the Talents and the Principle of Effort
    Huh Kyung-young references the Parable of the Talents (Matthew 25:15-30). He interprets the servant who buried his one talent as one who possesses knowledge (지식) but lacks the wisdom to utilize it. Conversely, the servants who doubled their talents are deemed wise (지혜로운 자).

the master (representing the divine) praises both the servant who gained five talents and the one who gained two equally. This signifies that the quantity of contribution (공을 베푸는 양) is less important than the sincerity of effort (노력의 진정성). However, the servant who buried his talent is criticized for wasting time, indicating that diligence (부지런함) is crucial.

15. The Parable of the Laborers in the Vineyard and Divine Equality
    Huh Kyung-young then refers to the Parable of the Laborers in the Vineyard (Matthew 20:1-16). In this parable, all laborers, regardless of their working hours, receive the same wage. He interprets this as a representation of the nature of heaven (천국의 모양).

He explains that in the heavenly realm, the magnitude of one’s contribution (공을 베푸는 양), whether one is a Bill Gates or a humble wage earner, does not determine the reward. What matters is the intention to serve and compassion for others (봉사하고자 하는 마음과 사람을 불쌍히 생각하는 마음). The size of one’s blessings in heaven is not based on the quantity of good deeds but on the sincerity of one’s heart (중심).

16. The Eight Perspectives of Understanding (八觀)
    Huh Kyung-young introduces the concept of Eight Perspectives (팔관), stating that one must view a single object or situation from eight different angles. He illustrates this with the example of buying a diamond ring for a spouse:

• Positive View: The spouse will be happy and feel secure.
• Negative View: It might foster materialism, leading to dependence on material possessions rather than genuine affection.
• Safety Concern: The ring could attract robbers, endangering the spouse.
  These varied perspectives, encompassing both positive and negative outcomes, are essential for making wise decisions.

17. The Eight Stages of Human Development (八條目)
    Huh Kyung-young outlines eight stages of human development, which he refers to as Eight Articles (팔조목):
18. 格物 (Gyeokmul): Focusing solely on material possessions (물질). The majority of people remain stuck at this stage, failing to achieve true contribution. This is the stage of the common person (속인) or merchant (장사꾼).
19. 致知 (Chiji): Acquiring knowledge (지식). This represents a small percentage of individuals, such as scholars.
20. 誠意 (Seongui): Establishing a purpose in life (인생의 뜻을 세워 가는 사람), such as becoming a pastor or evangelist.
21. 正心 (Jeongsim): Cultivating a righteous heart (바른 마음), characteristic of a Taoist sage (도인).
22. 修身 (Susin): Cultivating oneself.
23. 齊家 (Jega): Managing one’s family and household, extending to governing a nation. This refers to high-ranking officials.
24. 治國 (Chiguk): Governing the nation, applicable to presidents or kings.
25. 平天下 (Pyeongcheonha): Bringing peace to the world, a role akin to a UN Secretary-General or a global unifier.

most people are trapped in the Gyeokmul stage, remaining as raw materials (원료) or mere components, unable to become a complete product.

18. The Limitations of Material Idols and the True Buddha Within
    Huh Kyung-young presents a riddle to illustrate the limitations of material objects:

• A product made of wood cannot withstand fire (불).
• A product made of iron cannot withstand water (물), as it rusts.
• A product made of earth cannot withstand a hammer (망치), as it shatters.
  He applies this to religious idols, stating that wooden, iron, or earthen statues of Buddha are inherently vulnerable to these elements. Therefore, true Buddha resides not in external idols but within one’s own wisdom (지혜). He asserts that his purpose is to teach humanity this “instruction manual” (사용설명서) of wisdom.

19. The Concept of Non-Birth and Non-Death (不生不滅)
    Huh Kyung-young introduces the concept of non-birth (불생) and non-death (불멸), drawing from ancient Korean scriptures like the Cheonbugyeong (천부경). He explains that while there appears to be a beginning and an end, in reality, there is no true beginning or end, but rather a continuous cycle.

humans are not truly born but rather reincarnate (윤회) from an eternal existence, moving from one form to another. Similarly, death is an illusion; when one’s eyes close, they enter an immense light, akin to a black hole (블랙홀) and white hole (화이트홀) phenomenon, where energy is revitalized. This signifies eternal life (영생).

20. The Nature of Purity and Impurity (不垢不淨)
    Huh Kyung-young discusses the concept of non-defilement (불구) and non-purity (부정), meaning that nothing in this world is inherently dirty or clean. He cites the story of Wonhyo, who vomited after realizing he had drunk water from a skull filled with maggots. This experience led Wonhyo to realize that impurity is a perception, not an inherent quality.

21. The Concept of Non-Increase and Non-Decrease (不增不減)
    Huh Kyung-young explains non-increase (부증) and non-decrease (불감), meaning that nothing truly increases or decreases. This concept, like non-defilement and non-purity, points to the unchanging nature of the divine.

22. The Concept of the Middle Way (不一不二)
    Huh Kyung-young introduces non-oneness (불일) and non-twoness (불이), which signifies that something is neither one nor two. This concept is referred to as the Middle Way (중도), a central tenet of Buddhist philosophy.

23. The Hierarchy of Heavenly Realms and the Purpose of Earthly Life
    Huh Kyung-young describes a celestial hierarchy, with heavenly realms (천상계) existing above the human world. These realms are not uniform; they have their own social structures and levels of advancement. He mentions six heavenly realms in Buddhism, with Sama Wangcheon (사마왕천) as the first and Doricheon (도리천) as the second, which contains 33 heavens.

Earth is the “bottom” (바닥) of these realms, serving as a “primary school” (초등학교) for spiritual training. The experiences gained on Earth, even the hardships, are crucial for ascending to higher realms. Without these earthly experiences, one would find life in paradise “boring” (심심해서 못 살아).

24. The Divine Sustenance and Advanced Civilization of Heaven
    Huh Kyung-young describes the advanced nature of the heavenly realms. In these realms, sustenance is not derived from conventional food but from the sun’s light (태양에서 오는 빛). This celestial sun provides not only vitamin D but also all necessary calories, absorbed directly through the skin. There is no need for digestion or waste elimination, as the focus is on the development of the brain (뇌) and emotional faculties (감정 기관). He references the biblical manna (만나) as a material manifestation of this divine sustenance on Earth.

25. The Illusion of Prayer and the Importance of Labor
    Huh Kyung-young criticizes the common practice of prayer, stating that 99% of prayers are for personal gain or blessings after death. He asserts that such prayers are ineffective; true blessings come from understanding and practicing the Truth (진리를 깨달아 실천할 때).

He likens prayer to throwing a stone into a reservoir and wishing for it to float; one must actively retrieve it. Therefore, prayer (기도) is synonymous with labor (노동). Genuine contribution (공) comes from the fruits of one’s labor, not from ill-gotten gains. He concludes that true domestic happiness is the result of arduous effort and labor.

The Truth of Products and Raw Materials: A Philosophical Discourse by Huh Kyung-young

1. The Essence of Truth: A User Manual for Humanity
   Truth, in its most profound sense, serves as a user manual for humanity. When the heavens created human beings, they provided instructions on how to properly utilize this human form. However, individuals often neglect this guide, entrusting their bodies to detrimental environments or engaging in harmful activities. The fundamental truth is this human user manual.

2. Distinguishing Wisdom, Knowledge, and Wealth
   It is crucial to differentiate between wisdom, knowledge, and wealth.

• Wisdom emanates from within the mind. It is an intrinsic understanding.
• Knowledge, conversely, originates from the external world, acquired through learning from others or reading books. It is an external acquisition.
• Wealth, such as money, is a raw material. It is a means to an end, not an end in itself.
  • Possessing wealth or power is akin to having raw materials that can be utilized.
  • The application of these resources is driven by a purpose. This purpose could be for the divine, for parents, or for friends.
  • Failing to grasp this distinction leads to a superficial understanding, even after extensive study.

3. The Process and Goal of Life: Success as Benevolence
   Life can be understood as a journey with distinct phases:

• Process (姓): This refers to the actions taken, such as earning money or achieving a position.
• Goal/Result (功): This is the ultimate objective, which, in the context of true success, involves benevolence.
  • The purpose of the process (姓) is to achieve the goal (功).
  • A wealthy individual who accumulates vast sums but uses it solely for personal gain is considered a failure, not a success, because they have not practiced benevolence.
  • True success lies in using what one has achieved to benefit others, much like Bill Gates.
  • This concept is reflected in terms like “meritorious service” (공로), where recognition is given for contributions to the nation or society.
  • A national meritorious person (국가유공자) is someone who has dedicated themselves to the nation, often at great personal risk. Such individuals receive special privileges and respect.
  • Similarly, esteemed religious figures are recognized as meritorious contributors to truth.

4. The Primacy of the User Manual (Truth)
   Regardless of how excellent the “product” (outcome) or “raw materials” (resources) may be, the user manual (truth) is paramount.

• Even if one achieves immense wealth, like Bill Gates, the application of that wealth requires understanding the divine user manual.
• This manual dictates actions such as aiding the impoverished, widows, or single women.
• In emergencies, the manual specifies priorities: children and women first, then the elderly, with younger individuals expected to fend for themselves.
• Disregarding this manual, for instance, by prioritizing personal connections over the vulnerable, is a deviation from truth.
• Without comprehending this user manual of truth, all achievements, whether as a professor, a tycoon, or a president, are ultimately futile.

5. The Imperfect Nature of the Earthly Realm
   The 7 billion inhabitants of Earth are not finished products but rather raw materials. They are in the process of being refined to create a better world.

• The instructions for assembling these raw materials are akin to knowledge.
• The instructions for using the completed product are wisdom.
• Upon completion, individuals depart this Earth, leaving behind their contributions.
• This world is often described as a sea of suffering (고해의 바다). It is a realm of imperfection and unhappiness.
• Humans are born into this world to strive for happiness.
• Life here is a continuous cycle of challenges, preventing true rest or the opportunity to fully practice benevolence.
• The purpose of the God-man’s teachings is to provide the user manuals for both the product and its raw materials, enabling individuals to navigate and transcend this suffering.

6. The Parable of the Talents and the Vineyard: Divine Justice
   Biblical parables offer insights into divine principles:

• The Parable of the Talents (Matthew 25:15): This story illustrates the difference between those who use their resources wisely and those who do not.
  • The individual who buried their one talent represents someone with knowledge but lacking the wisdom to utilize it.
  • Those who doubled their talents are wise, actively applying their resources.
  • The master (representing the divine) praises both the two-talent and five-talent servants equally, emphasizing that the intention and effort to serve are more important than the quantity of achievement.
  • The one-talent servant is deemed to have wasted time.
• The Parable of the Vineyard (Matthew 20:1): This parable further elucidates the nature of heavenly reward.
  • Workers hired at different times of the day all receive the same wage.
  • This signifies that in the divine realm, the sincerity and willingness to serve are valued equally, regardless of the scale of one’s contributions.
  • It implies that one should not be deterred from good deeds due to limited resources.
  • Heaven’s blessings are not based on the quantity of one’s actions but on the heart’s intention.
  • Attending a lecture, even without fully grasping the content, still garners a reward in heaven.

7. The Eight Perspectives (八觀) for Discerning Truth
   To truly understand, one must view things from eight perspectives (팔관). This involves a deeper contemplation beyond initial impressions.

• For example, when considering buying a diamond ring for a loved one:
  • Initial joy (喜): The immediate happiness it might bring.
  • Potential negative consequences (禍): The possibility of fostering materialism or dependency.
  • Authenticity of love: Questioning whether material possessions truly express profound affection.
  • Risk of harm: Considering dangers like theft or kidnapping due to the valuable item.
  • These multiple viewpoints lead to a more nuanced decision, such as choosing a used car out of love and concern for safety.
• Most people remain stuck in the first stage of material acquisition (격물), failing to progress towards the ultimate goal of benevolence.
• The eight stages of spiritual and societal development are:
• True progress involves moving beyond mere material pursuits to higher stages of contribution and leadership.

8. The Nature of Wisdom: Beyond Material Limitations
   Wisdom transcends the limitations of material knowledge.

• Consider the vulnerabilities of various materials:
  • Wood is susceptible to fire.
  • Iron succumbs to water (rust).
  • Clay, despite its resilience to fire, is vulnerable to a hammer’s impact.
• This analogy, found in the Tripitaka Koreana, illustrates that relying solely on material forms, even for spiritual objects like Buddha statues, is ultimately futile.
• The true Buddha, or ultimate wisdom, resides within one’s own mind. The God-man is here to teach this user manual of wisdom.

9. The Cycle of Reincarnation and the Nature of Existence
   The concept of reincarnation (윤회) is central to understanding existence.

• The lineage of Jesus, as described in Matthew, suggests a continuous cycle of rebirth, with individuals like Adam, Noah, and Abraham being previous incarnations.
• The Messiah comes in human form, embodying this cycle.
• Birthless (不生): Humans are not truly born in the conventional sense; they are eternal beings moving through different forms.
• Deathless (不滅): There is no true death; rather, a transition into a realm of light, a cycle of black holes and white holes, leading to rebirth.
• Neither Dirty Nor Clean (不垢不淨): All things in this world, even what appears dirty, are creations of the divine, thus inherently pure. The perception of dirtiness is a mental construct, as exemplified by Wonhyo’s realization upon seeing maggots in his water.
• Neither Increasing Nor Decreasing (不增不減): There is no true increase or decrease in existence, only transformation.
• Neither One Nor Two (不一不二): This refers to the Middle Way (중도), a state beyond duality.
• These principles collectively describe eternal life (영생).

10. The Celestial Hierarchy and the Purpose of Earthly Life
    The universe operates with a celestial hierarchy.

• Earth is considered a “primary school”.
• Higher celestial realms exist, where beings have advanced scientific and spiritual capabilities, transcending earthly limitations like the need for physical food or waste.
• In these realms, sustenance comes from light, not physical food.
• The “manna” that fell from heaven in ancient times was a material manifestation of this celestial sustenance.
• The hardships of earthly life, particularly for women in traditional roles, highlight the suffering inherent in this “primary school”.
• The purpose of experiencing Earth is to gather experiences and memories, which are essential for a fulfilling existence in the higher realms. Without these experiences, life in paradise would be uninteresting.
• The God-man’s presence on Earth is to guide humanity through this “primary school” to become complete products, ready to ascend to higher realms.

11. The Nature of the God-man and the Power of Energy
    The God-man is not subject to the same limitations as ordinary humans.

• The God-man is not a mere component or a finished product; he is beyond these categories.
• His ability to instantly heal and transform the human body, as demonstrated through physical tests, is not due to physical strength or conventional energy, but a different, higher form of energy.
• This power is akin to the healing touch of Jesus’s garment.
• Such phenomena, like a pregnant woman dreaming of a dragon without prior knowledge, are direct communications from heaven, signifying the arrival of a great individual.
• The God-man’s actions are guided by a divine order, and he reveals his powers strategically.

12. The True Meaning of Prayer: Labor and Benevolence
    Prayer, in its true sense, is labor.

• It is not about passively wishing for blessings but actively working and earning to perform acts of benevolence.
• Seeking happiness through shortcuts like gambling, rather than through diligent effort, leads to ruin.
• True happiness in one’s family is the result of arduous work and dedication.
• The God-man’s lectures aim to provide the user manual for life, enabling individuals to understand and practice these truths.
• The concept of “emptiness” (공) in Buddhism, as in “form is emptiness” (색즉시공), relates to the idea that material existence itself is a manifestation of this emptiness, which is a form of wisdom.
• Wisdom is the application of truth. There is a distinction between the “manufacturing manual” for creating a product and the “user manual” for utilizing it. Both require diligent human effort.
• Some individuals achieve enlightenment without formal study, through direct realization, known as sudden enlightenment (도노).
• Ultimately, humans are raw materials, destined to become complete individuals through proper guidance and the practice of benevolence, ascending to higher realms.
• Most prayers are self-serving, seeking personal blessings, which is a misunderstanding of divine principles. True reward comes from understanding and practicing truth.

The Essence of Products, Raw Materials, and Truth

1. The Human Instruction Manual: A Guide to Life’s Purpose
   The fundamental truth, the “human instruction manual,” reveals how we are meant to live. It is a guide provided to us, yet often, individuals neglect this guidance, entrusting their bodies and lives to detrimental influences. This instruction manual is the very essence of truth. Money, in this context, serves as a raw material, a resource to be utilized. The true purpose lies in how this resource is employed. Whether it is used for divine purposes, for parents, or for friends, there is always an underlying objective. Without comprehending this, any effort becomes futile.

2. Distinguishing Wisdom, Knowledge, and Wealth
   There is a crucial distinction between wisdom, knowledge, and wealth.

• Wisdom originates from within the mind, an intrinsic understanding.
• Knowledge, conversely, is acquired from the external world, through learning from others or reading books. It is external information.
• The integration of internal wisdom and external knowledge is essential.
• Wealth, such as money in a bank account, is a raw material.
• The true value of wealth is determined by its purpose.
• Money is merely a resource; its significance lies in its application.
• This distinction is often overlooked, leading to confusion between wisdom and knowledge.
• Knowledge represents the process, while the raw material (money) signifies the outcome or goal.

3. The True Meaning of Success: Accomplishment and Benevolence
   Success is not merely about achieving a goal; it encompasses both accomplishment and benevolence.

• The term “success” (成功) can be deconstructed:
  • “Seong” (成) denotes the process of achievement, such as earning money or attaining a position.
  • “Gong” (功) signifies an act of benevolence or contribution.
• The ultimate reason for achieving “seong” is to fulfill “gong.”
• A wealthy individual who accumulates vast sums but uses it solely for personal gain is not truly successful; they are, in fact, a failure.
• True success, exemplified by figures like Bill Gates, involves using one’s achievements to benefit others.
• If one achieves something, it is imperative to share it. This principle must never be forgotten.
• “Seong” is the process, while “gong” is the life’s objective and outcome, representing benevolence.

4. National Meritorious Service and the Hierarchy of Values
   The concept of national meritorious service (國家有功者) highlights the importance of contributing to the nation.

• Individuals recognized for their “gong” (功) to the nation receive various benefits, such as free travel and entry to national facilities, monthly stipends, and burial in national cemeteries.
• Their descendants also receive special privileges.
• This recognition is not easily granted; it is reserved for those who have made significant contributions to the nation.
• In a conflict between loyalty to parents and loyalty to the nation, the nation takes precedence.
• One must prioritize national duty, even if it means leaving elderly parents in a time of crisis.
• This principle extends to everyday life, where children are given priority, followed by women, and then the elderly.
• Younger individuals are expected to be self-reliant in emergencies.

5. Humanity as Raw Material: The Path to Completion
   The 7 billion people on Earth are not finished products but rather raw materials.

• We are materials intended for the creation of the world.
• Our lives are a process, and we are currently in the stage of raw material.
• When this “product” is completed, individuals transcend this earthly existence.
• Only those who have left a legacy of “gong” (功) depart this world.
• Therefore, people strive to make contributions, whether to the nation, society, or individuals, driven by an innate desire to leave Earth upon completion.
• Most individuals remain in the “raw material” stage, unable to become a complete product.
• They are like components, constantly circulating.
• The purpose of our existence is to become excellent individuals, the raw material for a higher purpose.
• The Messiah comes to guide us toward this completion.

6. The Messiah as the Repairer of Broken Systems
   When the “machine” of humanity breaks down, ordinary humans cannot repair it.

• The Messiah is the ultimate technician, capable of fixing this broken system.
• Humans, despite their efforts, are unable to mend the fundamental flaws.
• The one who created the instruction manual must return to provide the necessary guidance.
• Once individuals are “completed,” they ascend to a higher realm.
• Until then, they continue to reincarnate on Earth.
• The Messiah’s presence signifies a direct intervention, bypassing conventional processes.
• Unlike ordinary individuals who acquire knowledge through a process, the Messiah possesses inherent understanding.
• The Messiah is not merely a wise or knowledgeable person; such a being would be no different from others.
• The ability to transform human bodies and cells at will demonstrates a unique energy and power, distinguishing the Messiah from ordinary beings.

7. Reincarnation and the Lineage of the Messiah
   The lineage of Jesus, as described in Matthew 1:1, indicates a connection to Abraham and David, suggesting reincarnation.

• The Bible states that Jesus is a descendant of Abraham and David, not solely conceived by the Holy Spirit.
• This implies a continuous cycle of reincarnation, where one individual’s essence is reborn into another.
• The Messiah comes in human form, undergoing this process of reincarnation.
• Without Abraham, Jesus could not have existed in this lineage.
• This concept of reincarnation is further supported by the idea that individuals like Adam, Noah, and Abraham could be seen as previous incarnations of the Messiah.
• This journey through different stages of existence, from elementary school (Earth) to higher levels, provides experiences and memories essential for a fulfilling afterlife.
• Without these experiences, life in paradise would be devoid of meaning.
• Our existence is a continuous cycle, a journey through the universe, accumulating diverse experiences across countless eons.

8. The Symbolism of Mythical Creatures and Prophetic Dreams
   Mythical creatures like dragons and phoenixes are not mere figments of imagination; they are celestial beings from a higher realm.

• A dragon is depicted as a composite of 11 different animals, representing a collection of diverse characteristics.
• These creatures appear in prenatal dreams (태몽), serving as prophetic messages from the heavens.
• When a pregnant woman dreams of a dragon or phoenix, it is not a product of her imagination or prior knowledge.
• Such dreams are a form of precognition, a glimpse into the future, indicating that the child is destined for greatness.
• These dreams are vivid and unforgettable, often leading parents to treat their child with immense respect and provide exceptional upbringing.
• The heavens communicate through these symbolic animals, conveying messages about the child’s extraordinary origin and potential.
• These dreams are a direct form of divine communication, bypassing conventional knowledge acquisition.

9. The Imperfection of Earthly Existence and the Pursuit of Happiness
   Earthly existence is characterized by imperfection and suffering.

• Knowledge alone can lead to unhappiness, as this world, with its 7 billion inhabitants, is inherently incomplete.
• We come to this world to pursue happiness.
• As Buddha taught, this world is a sea of suffering, a realm of incompleteness.
• Just when one achieves a semblance of success, illness or new challenges arise, preventing true rest or lasting contentment.
• This continuous cycle of hardship prevents individuals from fulfilling their desire to contribute to others.
• The constant entanglement with family responsibilities often leaves no opportunity for acts of benevolence.
• By understanding the “product instruction manual” and the “raw material instruction manual,” individuals can navigate these challenges.
• The hardships faced by women in traditional households, constantly laboring without personal time, exemplify this suffering.
• Earth is a fundamental level of existence, a “primary school” in the cosmic journey.
• Even in wealthy families, unforeseen misfortunes can disrupt happiness, demonstrating the inherent incompleteness of this world.

10. The Nature of Heaven and the Evolution of Existence
    Heaven is a realm of advanced existence, with its own hierarchy and scientific advancements.

• There are celestial realms higher than the human world, where beings ascend to perform various roles.
• These realms possess unimaginable scientific capabilities, allowing for instantaneous creation, communication with cells, and manipulation of reality.
• Food in these realms is consumed through light, not physical ingestion.
• The sun in heaven provides not only vitamin D but also all necessary calories, absorbed through the skin.
• This eliminates the need for digestion or waste, allowing for the development of the brain and emotional faculties.
• The biblical manna in the wilderness was a physical manifestation of this celestial sustenance.
• In Buddhist cosmology, ascending through various heavens, such as the Trayastrimsa Heaven (도리천) and Tushita Heaven (도솔천), represents stages of spiritual evolution.
• These celestial bodies evolve at an exponentially faster rate than Earth, leading to different physical and mental structures.
• In these higher realms, individuals can revisit past memories and interact with those from previous lives, creating immense joy and fulfillment.
• This is a paradise where one can pursue their passions, meet like-minded individuals, and live in harmony.

11. The Eightfold Path of Perception and the Middle Way
    The Eightfold Path of Perception (팔관) offers a comprehensive framework for understanding reality, encompassing both knowledge and wisdom.

• When evaluating an object, such as a diamond ring, one must consider multiple perspectives:
  • Positive outcome: Will it bring joy to the recipient?
  • Negative implications: Will it foster materialism or dependency?
  • Personal integrity: Am I relying on material possessions rather than my true self?
  • Potential dangers: Could it lead to theft or harm?
• This multi-faceted approach prevents superficial judgments and encourages deeper reflection.
• Most people are trapped in the initial stage of “material acquisition” (格物), focusing solely on accumulating wealth.
• They fail to progress to higher stages of self-cultivation and contribution.
• The eight stages of human development include:
• Most individuals remain stuck in the “material acquisition” stage, never becoming a complete “product.”
• Even those engaged in commerce can achieve “gong” if their purpose extends beyond mere profit, contributing to society.
• The wisdom of the Eightfold Path also reveals the inherent limitations of material creations:
  • Wooden objects are vulnerable to fire.
  • Metal objects succumb to water (rust).
  • Clay objects are fragile against impact (a hammer).
• This illustrates that true enlightenment, the “Buddha,” resides within one’s own wisdom, not in external idols.
• The concept of the Middle Way (中道) is crucial:
  • It is neither one nor two, signifying a state beyond duality.
  • It implies neither increase nor decrease, representing the divine nature.
  • It is neither dirty nor clean, transcending conventional judgments.
  • It is neither born nor dies, embodying eternal life and reincarnation.
• This profound understanding, found in ancient scriptures, guides us toward true wisdom and liberation from the cycle of suffering.

12. The Nature of Prayer and Labor
    Prayer is not a means to bypass effort but rather a form of labor.

• Most prayers are self-serving, seeking personal blessings or favors after death.
• However, true spiritual growth comes from realizing truth and putting it into practice.
• If mere prayer could grant wishes, everyone would simply pray instead of working.
• Just as a stone thrown into a reservoir will not float up by prayer, one must actively retrieve it.
• The word “pray” (기도) itself signifies labor.
• One must earn money through diligent work and sweat to contribute to society.
• Attempting to achieve happiness through shortcuts like gambling, rather than honest labor, leads to ruin.
• Genuine family happiness is the result of arduous effort and dedication.

The Truth of Products and Raw Materials

1. Keyword Frequency

• money: 19
• truth: 18
• product: 14
• explanation: 14
• success: 10
• knowledge: 10
• wisdom: 9
• raw material: 8
• purpose: 7
• world: 7

2. Today’s Central Metaphor
   The central metaphor is that human life and the world itself are like products and raw materials, with a “user manual” (truth) that dictates their proper use and purpose.

3. Lecture in Numbers

• 95%: The percentage of people who are stuck in the “raw material” stage, focused on material things, and fail to reach the “product” stage of contributing to society.
• 1%: The approximate percentage of people who are slightly better, seeking knowledge.
• 11: The number of animal body parts that make up a dragon in Korean mythology.
• 12: The total number of zodiac animals, including the dragon.
• 70 billion: The number of people in humanity, referred to as “raw materials” or “products.”
• 40 years: The duration the Israelites wandered in the wilderness, sustained by manna.
• 6: The number of heavenly realms (Cheonsanggye) in Buddhism, which a Buddha must ascend through.
• 33: The number of heavens within the second heavenly realm, Doricheon.
• 76 years old: The age of a participant in the audience who received a healing demonstration.
• 99%: The percentage of people who experience an immense light when they die, indicating an energy transformation.
• 66 books: The number of books in the Bible, each with different interpretations.
• 4 Gospels: The specific books in the Bible that directly relate to Jesus.
• 10 generations: The generational span between Adam and Noah, Noah and Abraham, and subsequent figures in biblical genealogies.
• 4000 years: The approximate duration covered by the biblical genealogies mentioned.
• 5, 2, 1 talents: The amounts of money given to servants in the Parable of the Talents.
• 1 denarius: The daily wage given to all laborers in the Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard, regardless of when they started.
• 8: The number of “views” (Pal-gwan) or stages of human development discussed.

4. Signature Sentence
   “The real Buddha is in your heart, in your wisdom.”

5. Concise Summary & Highlights
   This lecture explains that human life is a journey from raw material to a complete product, guided by truth and wisdom.

• Truth as a User Manual: Life has a “user manual” (truth) that dictates how humans should live and contribute.
• Success is Giving: True success is not just achieving goals but also “giving” (베풀 공), like Bill Gates donating his wealth.
• Wisdom vs. Knowledge: Wisdom comes from within the heart, while knowledge comes from external sources; wisdom is essential for applying truth.
• Humanity as Raw Material: The 70 billion people on Earth are raw materials, striving to become finished products by leaving a legacy of contribution.
• Reincarnation and Divine Lineage: Jesus’s lineage in Matthew 1:1 implies reincarnation, suggesting that great figures are reborn into human bodies.
• Heavenly Realms and Evolution: There are multiple heavenly realms, and Earth is a “primary school” for human spiritual evolution, leading to higher states of existence.
• God-man’s Role: The God-man (메시아) comes to Earth to provide the “user manual” for humanity, enabling them to overcome suffering and achieve their true purpose.

6. Scriptural / Religious Citations

• Matthew 1:1: “The genealogy of Jesus Christ, the son of David, the son of Abraham.”
  • This verse is interpreted to mean that Jesus is a descendant of Abraham and David, implying reincarnation rather than a direct divine conception without human lineage.
• Matthew 25:15 (Parable of the Talents): “To one he gave five talents, to another two talents, to another one talent, each according to his ability. Then he went on his journey. The one who had received five talents went at once and put his money to work and gained five more. So also, the one with two talents gained two more. But the one who had received one talent went off and dug a hole in the ground and hid his master’s money. After a long time the master of those servants returned and settled accounts with them. The man who had received five talents brought the other five. ‘Master,’ he said, ‘you entrusted me with five talents. See, I have gained five more.’”
  • This parable is used to illustrate that those who use their resources (talents/money) wisely for good are “wise” (지혜로운 자), while those who hoard them are merely “knowledgeable” (지식에 속해) and waste time.
• Matthew 20:1 (Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard): “For the kingdom of heaven is like a landowner who went out early in the morning to hire laborers for his vineyard. He agreed to pay them a denarius for the day and sent them into his vineyard. About nine in the morning he went out and saw others standing in the marketplace doing nothing. He told them, ‘You also go and work in my vineyard, and I will pay you whatever is right.’ So they went. He went out again about noon and about three in the afternoon and did the same thing. About five in the afternoon he went out and found still others standing around. He asked them, ‘Why have you been standing here all day long doing nothing?’ ‘Because no one has hired us,’ they answered. He said to them, ‘You also go and work in my vineyard.’ When evening came, the owner of the vineyard said to his foreman, ‘Call the workers and pay them their wages, beginning with the last ones hired and going on to the first.’ The workers who were hired about five in the afternoon came and each received a denarius. So when those came who were hired first, they expected to receive more. But each one of them also received a denarius.”
  • This parable is used to explain that in heaven, the reward is not based on the quantity of one’s contributions (like Bill Gates’s vast donations versus a small contribution) but on the sincerity and intention of the heart.
• Palgwan-daejanggyeong (Tripitaka Koreana): Referenced as containing stories about wooden, iron, and clay Buddha statues being vulnerable to fire, water, and hammers, respectively, to emphasize that the true Buddha is within one’s wisdom.
• “Heaven code sutra”(天符經) (Korean ancient scripture): Referenced for the concept of “Il-jong-mu-jong-il” (beginning is without beginning, end is without end), which supports the idea of eternal life and reincarnation.
• “Color is emptiness, emptiness is color” (色卽是空 空卽是色): A Buddhist concept used to explain that material existence (color) and emptiness (공) are fundamentally the same, relating to the concept of “gong” (공) as wisdom.

7. Historical & Epochal Context
   The lecture touches upon ancient spiritual traditions (Buddhism, Christianity, Korean ancient scriptures) and contrasts them with modern societal values, particularly individualism and materialism. It references historical figures like Bill Gates and national heroes (national meritorious persons) to illustrate concepts of contribution and success. The discussion of traditional family structures and women’s roles in the past (e.g., cooking five meals a day for large families) provides a glimpse into historical societal norms and the associated hardships.

8. Key Figures & Events Referenced

• Park Chairman (박 회장): An individual in the audience, frequently addressed by the speaker.
• Bill Gates: Cited as an example of a successful person who uses his wealth for philanthropic purposes, embodying the concept of “giving” (공).
• Huh Kyung-young (허경영): He himself, who claims to be the God-man (메시아) with extraordinary abilities, not bound by human limitations.
• Jesus Christ: A central figure in the discussion, whose lineage and parables are analyzed to support His interpretations of reincarnation and heavenly principles.
• Abraham: An ancestor of Jesus mentioned in the Bible, whose lineage is discussed in relation to reincarnation.
• David: An ancestor of Jesus mentioned in the Bible.
• Noah: An ancestor of Abraham mentioned in the Bible.
• Adam: The first human, whose lineage is discussed in relation to reincarnation.
• Uzziah (우시야): A figure mentioned in biblical genealogies.
• Abiud (아비욧): A figure mentioned in biblical genealogies.
• Shubert (슈베르트): A blind composer, mentioned as an example of someone who achieved greatness through innate wisdom without conventional learning.
• Sakyamuni (석가모니): The Buddha, who described the world as a “sea of suffering.”
• Wonhyo (원효): A Korean Buddhist monk, whose story of drinking water from a skull is used to illustrate the concept of “uncleanliness” being a perception rather than an inherent quality.
• Kim Advisor (김고문): An individual in the audience, addressed by the speaker.
• Yang Gomu (양고무님): An individual in the audience, addressed by the speaker.
• Korean War of Independence (독립운동): Referenced as an example of national contribution by past generations.

9. Core Concept Definitions

• Truth (진리): The “user manual” for human life, given by God-man (하늘) to guide how humans should live and use their bodies and resources. It emphasizes active contribution to others.
• Product (제품): The completed, perfected state of a human being or the world, achieved through proper use of “raw materials” and adherence to “truth.”
• Raw Material (원료): The initial state of humans and resources, which must be processed and utilized according to truth to become a “product.” Money is an example of a raw material.
• Wisdom (지혜): Comes from within the heart; it is the ability to apply truth correctly and effectively. It is associated with “blessedness” and “happiness.”
• Knowledge (지식): Comes from outside the mind (e.g., books, others); it is the “assembly manual” for raw materials. It is associated with “unhappiness” and “incompleteness.”
• Success (성공): The achievement of a purpose, specifically defined as “accomplishing” (성) a goal and then “giving” or “benefiting” (공) others with what has been achieved.
• National Meritorious Person (국가유공자): Someone who has made significant contributions (공) to the nation, receiving special benefits and recognition. This exemplifies the concept of “giving.”
• Reincarnation (윤회): The cycle of rebirth, where souls move from one body to another, accumulating experiences and progressing through different stages of existence.
• Taemong (태몽 – Conception Dream): A prophetic dream, often involving symbolic animals like dragons or phoenixes, indicating that the child to be born is destined for greatness or comes from a higher realm.
• Eight Views (팔관 – Pal-gwan): A framework for comprehensive judgment, involving eight different perspectives to evaluate a situation or object, moving beyond superficial understanding.
• Eight Stages of Human Development (팔조목 – Pal-jomok): A progression of human development from focusing on material things (격물) to achieving global peace (평천하).
  • Gyeokmul (격물): Focusing on material things; the lowest stage.
  • Chiji (시지): Seeking knowledge.
  • Seongui (성의): Setting a purpose in life (e.g., becoming a pastor, scholar).
  • Jeongsim (정심): Cultivating a righteous heart; becoming a “doin” (spiritual master).
  • Susin (수신): Cultivating oneself; taking care of one’s body and character.
  • Jega (재가): Managing one’s household and family, extending to governing a nation.
  • Chiguk (치국): Governing a nation (e.g., president, king).
  • Pyeongcheonha (평천하): Achieving global peace; the highest stage.
• Dono (도노 – Sudden Enlightenment): Instantaneous spiritual awakening without prior formal study, often experienced by ordinary people.
• Jeomsu (점수 – Gradual Enlightenment): Spiritual enlightenment achieved through gradual study and effort.
• Pray (기도 – Prayer): Defined as “labor” (노동), emphasizing that true prayer involves effort and action, not just asking for blessings.

10. Central Questions & Answers

• Central Question: What is the true meaning of success and how should humans live their lives to achieve it?
• Speaker’s Answer: True success involves not only achieving personal goals (성) but also using those achievements to benefit and “give” (공) to others. Life is a journey from “raw material” to a “product,” guided by a divine “user manual” (truth) that emphasizes active contribution and compassion. Wisdom, which comes from within, is crucial for understanding and applying this truth, unlike mere external knowledge.

11. Conclusion & Strategic / Philosophical Implications
    The lecture concludes by reiterating that human life is a continuous cycle of reincarnation and evolution, aiming to become a “finished product” that contributes to the greater good. true prayer is “labor” and that genuine happiness comes from effort and selfless giving, not from merely wishing for blessings. The philosophical implication is a call for individuals to adopt an active, responsible, and compassionate stance in life, understanding that their existence is part of a larger cosmic plan guided by divine truth. This perspective encourages self-cultivation and service to others as the path to ultimate fulfillment and ascension to higher realms.

12. Cross-Referencing

• Other works/lectures by the same speaker: He frequently refers to his past teachings, implying a consistent body of work. For example, he mentions having taught the meaning of “success” before , and the “Eight Stages of Human Development” (팔조목). He also references his ability to heal people by looking at them or touching them, which is a recurring theme in his public appearances.
• Related theories, books, or research: The lecture draws heavily from various religious and philosophical texts, including the Bible (Matthew), Buddhist sutras (Palgwan-daejanggyeong), and ancient Korean scriptures (“Heaven code sutra”(天符經)). This indicates a synthesis of diverse spiritual traditions to form his unique worldview.
• Historical parallels or precedents: He uses historical figures like Bill Gates as a modern example of “giving” , and national meritorious persons as examples of contributing to the nation. He also references traditional Korean family life to highlight the hardships faced by women.

13. Content Gaps & Unaddressed Areas

• Specifics of the “User Manual”: While the concept of a “user manual” (truth) is central, the lecture provides only general principles (e.g., help the poor, save women and children first) rather than a comprehensive, detailed set of instructions. A more structured outline of this “manual” would strengthen the argument.
• Mechanism of Reincarnation: The lecture asserts reincarnation based on biblical interpretation and ancient texts but does not delve into the specific mechanics or philosophical underpinnings of how souls transmigrate or how past lives influence the present.
• Evidence for Healing Claims: The healing demonstrations are presented as direct evidence of His unique abilities, but the transcript lacks independent verification or scientific explanation for these phenomena, relying solely on the participants’ immediate reactions.
• Practical Application of “Eight Views” and “Eight Stages”: The “Eight Views” and “Eight Stages of Human Development” are introduced as important frameworks, but their practical application in daily life for an average person is not fully elaborated beyond general advice.
• Reconciling Contradictory Parables: He notes that the Parable of the Talents and the Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard seem contradictory in their emphasis on quantity versus intention. While he offers an interpretation, a deeper reconciliation or explanation of how these seemingly opposing principles coexist within divine truth could be explored further.

14. Future Predictions & Prophetic Statements

• Scarcity of National Meritorious Persons: He expresses doubt about whether future generations in Korea will produce national meritorious persons, attributing this to growing individualism.
• God-man’s Future Actions: He implies that he is currently holding back his full powers (like a magician) to avoid hindering his future role as president, suggesting that greater demonstrations of his abilities will occur later.
• Humanity’s Journey to Higher Realms: Humans are destined to evolve beyond Earth (the “primary school”) to higher “middle school” and “high school” planets, eventually reaching a paradise where physical needs are transcended, and all experiences can be relived.
• Eternal Life and Transformation: Humans are “unborn” (불생) and “immortal” (불멸), constantly cycling through existence, with death being a transition into an energetic state, akin to a “black hole” and “white hole” experience.

Executive Insight
This lecture by Huh Kyung-young presents a unique synthesis of spiritual teachings, personal claims, and societal observations, offering a framework for understanding human existence and purpose. The core takeaway is that true success and happiness are found not in material accumulation or personal achievement alone, but in actively contributing to others and society, guided by an inner “wisdom” that correctly applies “truth.” This “truth” is portrayed as a divine user manual for life, emphasizing selfless action over passive prayer. Professionals can glean insights into a holistic view of success that integrates personal accomplishment with social responsibility, encouraging a shift from individualistic pursuits to a broader, more compassionate engagement with the world, ultimately leading to a more fulfilling and “complete” existence.

Central Questions & Answers

1. What is the True Meaning of “Success” According to Huh Kyung-young?
   Question: In a world focused on personal achievement, what is the real definition of success, and how does it relate to one’s life purpose?
   Answer: Huh Kyung-young explains that success (成功) is not merely about achieving personal wealth or status. The character “성 (成)” signifies the process of achievement (like earning money or gaining power), but the true meaning lies in “공 (功),” which means to bestow or contribute. Therefore, genuine success is about using what one has achieved to benefit others and society. A person who accumulates wealth but only uses it for themselves or their immediate family is considered a failure, while someone like Bill Gates, who uses their wealth for philanthropy, is truly successful.
   Key Quote: “The reason for achieving ‘성 (成)’ is to do ‘공 (功).’ If a successful rich person earns a lot of money and uses it all for themselves, are they successful or a failure? A failure. Because ‘공 (功)’ means to bestow.”

2. How Does Huh Kyung-young Differentiate Between Wisdom, Knowledge, and Truth?
   Question: What are the distinct roles of wisdom, knowledge, and truth in human life, and how do they originate?
   Answer: Huh Kyung-young clarifies these fundamental concepts:
   Wisdom (지혜): Originates from within the mind (마음속). It is an internal understanding.
   Knowledge (지식): Comes from the outside world (세상에서 마음 밖에서), acquired through learning, books, or others.
   Truth (진리): Serves as the user manual for humanity (인간 사용 설명서). It dictates how humans should live and utilize their existence, guiding actions and purposes.
   while knowledge and wisdom are important, truth is the ultimate guide for a meaningful life.

3. What is the Significance of a “National Person of Merit” (국가유공자) in Huh Kyung-young’s Philosophy?
   Question: What does the concept of a “National Person of Merit” (국가유공자) represent in Huh Kyung-young’s view, and what does it teach about contributing to society?
   Answer: A National Person of Merit (국가유공자) is someone who has made significant contributions to the nation, demonstrating the principle of “공 (功)” (bestowal). This status is not easily granted and comes with substantial benefits, including financial support, free access to national facilities, and even national cemetery burial. Huh Kyung-young highlights that this concept underscores the importance of sacrificing for the greater good of the nation, even over personal or familial interests, as seen in historical figures like independence activists. It exemplifies the highest form of contributing to society.

4. What is the Meaning of Life and Human Existence According to Huh Kyung-young?
   Question: What is the ultimate purpose of human life and existence on Earth, and what happens after death?
   Answer: Huh Kyung-young posits that the 7 billion people on Earth are not “finished products” but raw materials (재료) for creating a better world. Humans are here to achieve “공 (功)” (bestowal) and leave a positive impact before departing this world. He explains that humans are eternal beings (영생), not truly born (불생) nor truly dying (불멸), but rather reincarnating (윤회). Death is merely a transition, like entering a “black hole” and emerging from a “white hole,” leading to a new form or experience. The Earth serves as a “primary school” for spiritual growth, and without these experiences, higher realms would be unfulfilling.

5. How Does Huh Kyung-young Interpret the Biblical Story of Talents and the Workers in the Vineyard?
   Question: How does Huh Kyung-young reconcile seemingly contradictory biblical parables, such as the talents and the vineyard workers, to explain divine justice and human effort?
   Answer: Huh Kyung-young interprets these parables to illustrate different aspects of divine principles:
   Parable of the Talents: This story emphasizes diligence and the application of wisdom. Those who multiply their talents (money, abilities) are wise, while those who bury them (like the one-talent servant) are seen as wasting time and lacking wisdom. It highlights the importance of actively using one’s resources.
   Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard: This parable illustrates heaven’s egalitarian nature. All workers, regardless of when they started, receive the same wage (one denarius). This signifies that in heaven, the sincerity and intention of one’s service (중심) are valued over the quantity of their contribution. A person with limited means who serves with a pure heart receives the same spiritual reward as a wealthy philanthropist.
   Huh Kyung-young concludes that while earthly success may involve varying scales of contribution, heaven judges the heart and effort equally.

6. What is the Role of the Messiah in Human History and Spiritual Evolution?
   Question: According to Huh Kyung-young, why does the Messiah appear, and what is their unique function in guiding humanity?
   Answer: Huh Kyung-young explains that humanity, like a “broken car,” cannot fix itself. The Messiah (메시아) is the “engineer” or “technician” who returns to provide the “user manual” (사용 설명서) for human existence and the world. He asserts that the Messiah comes in a human body, undergoing reincarnation through human lineage, as suggested by biblical genealogies (e.g., Jesus as a descendant of Abraham and David). The Messiah’s role is to guide humans toward becoming “finished products” (완제품) ready to ascend to higher realms, preventing endless cycles of reincarnation on Earth.

7. What is the True Nature of Dreams, especially “Tae-mong” (태몽 – conception dreams)?
   Question: What is the spiritual significance of dreams, particularly “Tae-mong” (conception dreams), and what do they reveal about the nature of reality?
   Answer: Huh Kyung-young states that dreams, especially Tae-mong (태몽), are not mere imagination but premonitions (예지몽) from heaven. When a pregnant woman dreams of a dragon or phoenix, it’s a direct message from the celestial realm, indicating that the child is destined for greatness and comes from a “good star” in the heavens. These dreams are vivid and unforgettable because they are actual communications, revealing the existence of real celestial animals and the hierarchical structure of the spiritual world. They serve as a divine “hint” about the child’s extraordinary destiny.

8. How Does Huh Kyung-young Explain the Concept of “Immaculate Conception” and Reincarnation?
   Question: How does Huh Kyung-young interpret the concept of “immaculate conception” in light of reincarnation and the Messiah’s human lineage?
   Answer: Huh Kyung-young challenges the literal interpretation of “immaculate conception” by referring to biblical genealogies (e.g., Matthew 1:1, “Jesus Christ, the son of David, the son of Abraham”). if Jesus was conceived solely by the Holy Spirit, his human lineage would be irrelevant. Instead, he interprets these genealogies as evidence of reincarnation (윤회), where the Messiah’s spirit cycles through human bodies. This means the Messiah comes as a human being, born through human lineage, rather than being directly implanted without a physical father. This perspective emphasizes the continuity of spiritual essence through different human forms.

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The Truth of Products and Raw Materials

1. The Human Instruction Manual: The Essence of Truth
   The human instruction manual serves as the Truth itself. When Heaven created humanity, it provided this manual to guide individuals on how to properly utilize their lives. However, many disregard these instructions, entrusting their bodies to detrimental environments or individuals. The human instruction manual is the ultimate Truth, defining the appropriate conduct for human existence. This manual represents the product, while wisdom is derived from within the mind. Knowledge, conversely, originates from the external world. The integration of internal wisdom and external knowledge is crucial. Knowledge is acquired through external sources, such as listening to others or reading books, thus coming from outside the self.

Consider the analogy of money. Money, like a raw material, is deposited into a bank account. It is a raw material that can be utilized. The purpose for which money is needed is paramount. Money is a raw material, and possessing abundant financial resources or power enables one to act. These actions are driven by a specific purpose, whether it is for God, Heaven, parents, or friends. Understanding this distinction is essential, yet many fail to grasp it, rendering their studies ineffective. Although seemingly simple, this concept is rarely explained in such a manner. It is imperative to remember this distinction.

The confusion between wisdom and knowledge is prevalent. Wisdom can be likened to the process, while raw materials represent the outcome or goal. The goal manifests as the outcome. For instance, an individual who accumulates wealth like a miser might be perceived negatively. However, if that person, like Bill Gates, uses their accumulated wealth to assist the impoverished, their true purpose was not avarice. The process might appear miserly, but the ultimate goal is benevolent. If such wealth is used to support a noble cause, it is a commendable act deserving of applause. This relationship between process and purpose must be clearly differentiated.

Heaven provides humanity with an instruction manual in the form of commandments, which constitute our Truth. It is more important what one does for others than what others do for oneself. For example, if traffic is congested due to an accident, the immediate cause appears to be the person involved in the accident. However, the underlying cause lies with all of us. Humanity’s existence fosters competition, leading individuals to rush and cause accidents in their struggle for survival. Strictly speaking, the responsibility extends to the entire populace. Similarly, if a murderer commits a heinous crime, the ultimate culprit, in a broader sense, is the society itself. One should not dwell on what others do to them, but rather focus on their own actions. The world operates as it does due to one’s own shortcomings, not solely because of others’ faults. Therefore, an active stance is necessary. This is the essence of the instruction manual. By carefully reading this instruction manual, anyone can achieve success.

Success is defined as the accomplishment of a purpose. The term “success” (成功) can be broken down: “성” (成) signifies the process of achievement, such as earning money or attaining a position. “공” (功) denotes bestowal or contribution. The reason for undertaking the “성” (achievement) is to fulfill the “공” (contribution). If a successful magnate accumulates vast wealth but uses it solely for personal gratification, they are considered a failure, not a success, because they have not engaged in “공” (bestowal). Conversely, someone like Bill Gates, who shares their achievements with others, is deemed successful. If an individual earns wealth and bequeaths it only to their children, they have not truly succeeded. Achievement should be followed by bestowal. This principle must never be forgotten.

The concept of “공로” (功勞, meritorious service) is derived from this. Awards for meritorious service are given to those who have made significant contributions. For instance, a national person of merit (國家有功者) is someone who has rendered distinguished service to the nation. Such individuals receive various benefits, including free access to national facilities and monthly stipends. Upon their demise, they are interred in the national cemetery, and their descendants receive special privileges. This status is not granted indiscriminately; it is reserved for those who have truly contributed and bestowed upon the nation. A national person of merit is one who has dedicated themselves to the nation, not merely to personal gain. Similarly, a revered pastor or monk is a person of merit in the realm of Truth, which is why they are held in high esteem by their followers.

2. The Significance of the Instruction Manual
   The raw material itself is not as important as the product. Once the product is complete, it must be used in accordance with the Truth, the instruction manual. For example, Bill Gates, having achieved success, wishes to make contributions. However, he cannot do so without the Truth. Even if one accumulates immense wealth, they need to know how Heaven intends for it to be used. The instruction manual for societal contribution, the Truth, guides how this wealth should be applied. Bill Gates’ decision to use his wealth to help the poor, uneducated, and sick in Africa aligns with this instruction manual, which dictates aiding the impoverished, widows, and single women. It also establishes priorities in emergencies, such as saving women and children first in a shipwreck, followed by the elderly, while younger individuals might have to fend for themselves. This sequence is the Truth, which no one can deny. Disregarding these instructions, such as prioritizing friends or criminals over children, deviates from the instruction manual.

This concept is straightforward, yet many, despite years of learning, fail to comprehend the Truth itself. As the year draws to a close, it becomes evident that regardless of how excellent a product or raw material may be, without the instruction manual of Truth, one’s life is lived in vain. What good is becoming a professor, a tycoon, or even a president if one is constantly criticized? The instruction manual of Truth should have been consulted from the outset.

3. Wisdom, Knowledge, and the Human Condition
   To rephrase, a wise person is a blessed person, experiencing happiness. Conversely, knowledge, when isolated from wisdom, can lead to unhappiness. The world inhabited by seven billion people is inherently imperfect, a source of unhappiness. Humanity comes to this world to attain happiness. As Siddhartha Gautama stated, this world is a sea of suffering, incomplete. Just when one believes they have achieved success, illness strikes. One is never truly allowed to rest; this is the sea of suffering, where unhappiness prevails. This must be remembered.

The reason for this discourse is that humanity constantly yearns for a better world, a world of happiness, striving to become contributors who bestow upon others. The desire to achieve success and help less fortunate friends or relatives is strong, but often unattainable. Life is a continuous cycle of responsibilities, such as marrying off daughters, finding spouses for sons, and addressing housing issues, all while being entangled in relationships that bring suffering, leaving little opportunity for contribution. This is the human condition. By understanding the instruction manuals for both the product and its utilization, one can navigate these challenges. This is why this lecture is necessary.

The parable of the talents in Matthew 25:15 illustrates this. A master entrusted his servants with talents: five, two, and one. The servant with five talents immediately traded and gained five more. The servant with two talents did likewise, gaining two more. However, the servant with one talent buried it. After a long time, the master returned to settle accounts. The servant with five talents presented ten, stating, “Master, you entrusted me with five talents; see, I have gained five more.” The one who merely holds money belongs to the realm of knowledge. The one who doubles their talents is wise. The master did not provide an instruction manual for using the money; he simply entrusted it, expecting them to manage it. Without an instruction manual, the one with only knowledge did not know how to use it and buried it. The wise one, however, did not bury it but invested it.

Later, the master, who can be seen as Jesus, praised both the servant with five talents and the servant with two talents equally. There was no distinction in praise based on the quantity earned. This signifies that the magnitude of one’s contribution is not as important as the intention. However, the servant with one talent is considered by Heaven to have wasted time, a “lazy servant.” This emphasizes the importance of diligent effort. One should be able to deduce ten lessons from a single teaching.

He’s ability to cite numerous scriptures, including the Bible, Tripitaka, Quran, and Lama Sutra, serves to illustrate these points. Matthew 20:1 presents a contrasting parable about laborers in a vineyard. The owner hired laborers at different times of the day, promising each a denarius. Those hired in the morning, at the third hour, the sixth hour, the ninth hour, and even the eleventh hour, all received the same wage: one denarius. This parable describes the nature of Heaven. It implies that in Heaven, the quantity of one’s contribution, whether vast like Bill Gates’ or modest, is not the sole determinant of reward. The effort and intention are equally valued. Therefore, one should not believe that they cannot do good because they are not wealthy or are merely a low-wage earner. Heavenly blessings are based on the sincerity of one’s heart, not the quantity of their actions.

This contrasts with the earthly emphasis on quantity. The parables might seem contradictory, leading to confusion about God’s fairness. However, the true Truth of Heaven lies not in the amount of wealth one accumulates or the scale of their service, but in the compassionate heart and willingness to serve. The size of the blessing in Heaven is the same for all who possess such a heart. Thus, a large gathering of people is not necessarily superior. Jesus began with twelve disciples, then twenty-four, then thirty-six. The number of people is not as important as the presence of someone who consistently teaches the Truth and those who diligently listen. The reward is not diminished by how much one has learned or whether they can answer questions. Simply attending carries a reward in Heaven. This is what the Kingdom of Heaven is like.

4. The Eight Perspectives of Understanding
   When considering a diamond, one can view it from eight perspectives, known as the Eight Views. Initially, one might think of the joy it brings to a spouse or lover, providing a sense of security. Human gratitude and appreciation are often expressed through material gifts. When Bill Gates makes contributions, his material wealth amplifies their impact. However, merely having good intentions without material means is insufficient; tangible actions, such as providing resources or offering explanations, are necessary.

Yet, one must also consider the potential negative consequences. Could a woman become overly reliant on material possessions if accustomed to receiving them from the beginning of a relationship? If one relies on material gifts to gain affection, what happens when those resources diminish? Will the partner remain loyal? Such considerations are crucial. Even when gifting a ring, one might ponder whether a simple copper ring, given with genuine love, is more meaningful than an expensive jewel, which could be seen as a superficial expression. One might question if such a gift compromises the purity of their love or if they are using material possessions to manipulate.

Furthermore, one must consider potential dangers. Could the recipient be targeted by robbers because of the ring? If a luxurious car is given, could it attract kidnappers who assume wealth, endangering the spouse? Even with the desire to provide the best, one must consider these potential negative outcomes. Therefore, out of love, one might choose to give a used car, avoiding unnecessary risks and potential conflicts. These eight perspectives influence the determination of knowledge and wisdom.

5. The Eight Stages of Human Development
   The Eight Stages of human development are as follows:

6. Gyeokmul (格物, Investigation of Things): Approximately 95% of humanity is preoccupied with accumulating material possessions, often ruining their lives in the process. They remain trapped in the “성” (achievement) phase, failing to reach “공” (contribution) and ultimately facing ruin. Their lives are largely spent in this stage, unable to progress to contribution. The goal is to achieve “공,” but most remain fixated on material things.

7. Chiji (致知, Extension of Knowledge): A small percentage, perhaps 1%, are those who seek knowledge. This is not yet wisdom, but the pursuit of knowledge.

8. Seongui (誠意, Sincerity of Will): These individuals set a purpose for their lives, such as becoming a pastor or a scholar. They are driven by a sincere intention.

9. Jeongsim (正心, Rectification of Mind): This stage represents the attainment of a righteous mind, characteristic of a spiritual master.

10. Susin (修身, Cultivation of Self): This involves self-cultivation, which also encompasses the “Gyeokmul” stage. While many associate self-cultivation with personal well-being, it extends to broader responsibilities.

11. Jega (齊家, Regulation of Family): This refers to managing one’s household, but in a broader sense, it implies governing a nation, akin to a high-ranking official or minister.

12. Chiguk Pyeongcheonha (治國平天下, Governance of the State and Pacification of the World): This stage pertains to governing a nation, exemplified by a president or monarch.

13. Pyeongcheonha (平天下, Pacification of the World): This ultimate stage involves global unification, akin to a UN Secretary-General. he is here to achieve this.

Most people remain stuck in the “Gyeokmul” stage, failing to become a complete “product.” They exist as mere raw materials or components. Understanding this, even with limited resources, one can contribute to society. The higher one ascends these stages, the greater their spiritual stature. However, many are content with the “Gyeokmul” stage, focusing solely on material possessions. This concept, though taught previously, is often forgotten.

The “Gyeokmul” stage is associated with ordinary people, merchants who spend their lives solely on trade, making no significant contribution to the nation, society, or neighbors. However, a merchant can still make contributions if they understand the principles discussed earlier, like the parable of the vineyard. Their trade becomes a means to contribute to society, not an end in itself. Earning a lot of money is acceptable if it serves a higher purpose. Such individuals transcend the “Gyeokmul” stage; their spiritual level rises. However, many “nouveau riche” individuals remain fixated on earning, often dying before achieving their true aspirations.

6. The Nature of Wisdom and the True Buddha
   To illustrate the difference between wisdom and knowledge, consider the following:

• A product made of wood cannot withstand fire.
• A product made of strong iron cannot withstand water, as it will rust.
• A product made of clay cannot withstand a hammer.
  This analogy highlights that relying solely on knowledge can be perilous. While a wooden object succumbs to fire, and an iron object to rust, a clay object, though impervious to fire, shatters under the impact of a hammer. This is the essence of wisdom. When faced with a test, a wise person looks beyond obvious answers like “water, fire, wind” and seeks a deeper truth, such as “hammer.”

This concept is found in the Tripitaka Koreana. It states that a wooden Buddha statue will burn, an iron Buddha statue will rust, and a clay Buddha statue will break. Therefore, these material representations cannot be the true Buddha. The true Buddha resides within one’s mind, in wisdom. Those who possess only knowledge and fail to encounter the Buddha of wisdom are missing the true essence. He is here to provide this instruction manual.

7. Reincarnation and the Nature of Existence
   The Bible, specifically Matthew 1:1, states, “The book of the genealogy of Jesus Christ, the son of David, the son of Abraham.” This indicates that Jesus was a descendant of Abraham and David, not conceived solely by the Holy Spirit. This implies a lineage, a continuation through generations. The Bible suggests that the Messiah comes in human form. Adam’s tenth descendant was Noah, Noah’s tenth descendant was Abraham, and Abraham’s fiftieth descendant was Jesus. This lineage, spanning four thousand years, is recorded in Matthew. If Mary conceived by the Holy Spirit without a human father, then Jesus would not be a descendant of Abraham and David. This suggests reincarnation, where one individual is reborn as another, coming in human form. The Messiah, therefore, comes in human form. Without Abraham, Jesus could not have existed.

The concept of mythical creatures like dragons and phoenixes, which do not exist in the physical world, appear in women’s prenatal dreams. These dreams are so vivid that mothers can accurately describe and even draw these creatures, which are composites of various animals. These are not products of imagination but actual animals from the celestial realm. Encountering such celestial beings in dreams, or even God or a president, is considered extremely fortunate. Dragons, for instance, are celestial vehicles. Such dreams are a form of communication from Heaven, conveying wisdom. They are not based on prior knowledge or experience. An expectant mother who has never seen or thought of a dragon might dream of one breathing fire and entering her womb. This is an extraordinary event, indicating a divine blessing due to good deeds. The child born from such a dream is considered divinely appointed and must be raised with respect. Parents might instinctively treat such a child with reverence, constantly seeking their opinion and fostering their growth. This is how great individuals emerge, often bypassing conventional learning and directly accessing wisdom, like Schubert, a blind composer whose music remains unparalleled.

8. The Purpose of Life and the Path to Heaven
   He’s message, particularly concerning Jesus Christ, transcends various interpretations found in the sixty-six books of the Bible. Matthew 1:1, however, is considered pure gospel, directly related to Jesus’ life and lineage.

To reiterate, wisdom is synonymous with being blessed and experiencing happiness. Knowledge, without wisdom, leads to unhappiness. The world, with its seven billion inhabitants, is inherently imperfect and a source of suffering. Humanity’s purpose in this world is to achieve happiness. Siddhartha Gautama described this world as a sea of suffering, incomplete. Just as one achieves a semblance of success, illness strikes. Life is a continuous cycle of challenges, preventing true rest. This is the sea of suffering, where unhappiness prevails. This must be understood.

He’s presence is to guide individuals in navigating this world. Humanity constantly yearns for a better world, a world of happiness, striving to become contributors who bestow upon others. The desire to achieve success and help less fortunate friends or relatives is strong, but often unattainable. Life is a continuous cycle of responsibilities, such as marrying off daughters, finding spouses for sons, and addressing housing issues, all while being entangled in relationships that bring suffering, leaving little opportunity for contribution. This is the human condition. By understanding the instruction manuals for both the product and its utilization, one can navigate these challenges. This is why this lecture is necessary.

The parable of the talents in Matthew 25:15 illustrates this. A master entrusted his servants with talents: five, two, and one. The servant with five talents immediately traded and gained five more. The servant with two talents did likewise, gaining two more. However, the servant with one talent buried it. After a long time, the master returned to settle accounts. The servant with five talents presented ten, stating, “Master, you entrusted me with five talents; see, I have gained five more.” The one who merely holds money belongs to the realm of knowledge. The one who doubles their talents is wise. The master did not provide an instruction manual for using the money; he simply entrusted it, expecting them to manage it. Without an instruction manual, the one with only knowledge did not know how to use it and buried it. The wise one, however, did not bury it but invested it.

Later, the master, who can be seen as Jesus, praised both the servant with five talents and the servant with two talents equally. There was no distinction in praise based on the quantity earned. This signifies that the magnitude of one’s contribution is not as important as the intention. However, the servant with one talent is considered by Heaven to have wasted time, a “lazy servant.” This emphasizes the importance of diligent effort. One should be able to deduce ten lessons from a single teaching.

He’s ability to cite numerous scriptures, including the Bible, Tripitaka, Quran, and Lama Sutra, serves to illustrate these points. Matthew 20:1 presents a contrasting parable about laborers in a vineyard. The owner hired laborers at different times of the day, promising each a denarius. Those hired in the morning, at the third hour, the sixth hour, the ninth hour, and even the eleventh hour, all received the same wage: one denarius. This parable describes the nature of Heaven. It implies that in Heaven, the quantity of one’s contribution, whether vast like Bill Gates’ or modest, is not the sole determinant of reward. The effort and intention are equally valued. Therefore, one should not believe that they cannot do good because they are not wealthy or are merely a low-wage earner. Heavenly blessings are based on the sincerity of one’s heart, not the quantity of their actions.

This contrasts with the earthly emphasis on quantity. The parables might seem contradictory, leading to confusion about God’s fairness. However, the true Truth of Heaven lies not in the amount of wealth one accumulates or the scale of their service, but in the compassionate heart and willingness to serve. The size of the blessing in Heaven is the same for all who possess such a heart. Thus, a large gathering of people is not necessarily superior. Jesus began with twelve disciples, then twenty-four, then thirty-six. The number of people is not as important as the presence of someone who consistently teaches the Truth and those who diligently listen. The reward is not diminished by how much one has learned or whether they can answer questions. Simply attending carries a reward in Heaven. This is what the Kingdom of Heaven is like.

9. The Nature of Existence and the Celestial Realm
   The concept of non-birth (不生) and non-death (不滅) is central. The Cheonbugyeong (天符經), an ancient Korean scripture, speaks of a beginning that has no beginning and an end that has no end, forming a cycle. This implies that existence is a continuous loop, with individuals constantly being reborn. Therefore, humanity is neither truly born nor truly dies; it is in a state of eternal life. The diversity of human faces reflects countless eons of existence and journeys through the cosmos.

He, as the God-man, transcends the categories of ordinary humans, the wise, or the knowledgeable. His ability to heal and transform individuals is not due to conventional power or energy but to a different kind of energy. He demonstrates these abilities selectively, reserving their full display for a later, more impactful time, such as when he becomes president. His appearance as an ordinary human does not negate his extraordinary nature.

He demonstrates his unique abilities through an “O-ring test,” where he instantly restores strength to an elderly person suffering from various ailments, including issues with their legs, hands, cervical vertebrae, thyroid, heart, liver, small intestine, large intestine, and prostate. He asserts that he can change cells with a mere glance, similar to how people were healed by touching Jesus’ garment, regardless of their belief or doubt. This power to freely transform the human body is beyond conventional understanding.

The appearance of mythical creatures like dragons in the dreams of women who have never seen or imagined them is a celestial phenomenon, an omen (胎夢, prenatal dream) or precognitive dream (預知夢). These dreams are a message from Heaven, indicating that the child is from a good star in the celestial realm and should be raised well. Heaven communicates through such animal imagery, not through direct verbal pronouncements. These vivid dreams remain with the individual throughout their life.

The celestial realm, unlike Earth, has a hierarchical structure, with different levels of existence. Those who ascend from the human world perform various roles in the celestial realm. The scientific advancements there are unimaginable, allowing for instantaneous creation and manipulation of beings, even bringing back ancestors from thousands of years ago. Everything transcends conventional science, enabling transformations and communication with cells, as Mr. Huh demonstrates.

In the celestial realm, sustenance is not through conventional food but through a special sun that provides both vitamin D and calories. Merely being exposed to its light nourishes the body, eliminating the need for digestion or waste elimination. Only the brain and emotional centers are highly developed. This is a stark contrast to Earth, where homemakers spend countless hours preparing meals for large families, often without modern conveniences, enduring immense hardship. women, especially mothers, deserve profound respect for their sacrifices.

The Earth is considered the lowest realm. He’s arrival is a blessing because, unlike the celestial realm, Earth’s sun does not provide sustenance, necessitating the miraculous manna from Heaven, as described in the Bible. This manna was real, not a myth. He, as the God-man, is not a mere component of this system; he is beyond it. While humans strive to reach the Buddha’s realm, even that is considered a lower level. The Buddha’s realm ascends to the celestial realm, which has six levels, starting with the Caturmaharajika Devas (四天王天) and progressing to the Trāyastriṃśa Heaven (忉利天), which itself contains thirty-three heavens. The path to becoming a Buddha involves ascending through these six levels over an immense period.

However, meeting the Messiah or invoking his name allows for a direct ascent, bypassing these arduous stages. The ancient Buddhist concept of reaching the Trāyastriṃśa Heaven or Tuṣita Heaven (兜率天) signifies becoming a Buddha. These are realms where Buddhas reside. The actual celestial realms are far more advanced, with stars evolving at billions of times the speed of Earth, where bodies and internal organs are different, and eventually, one reaches a sun where food is no longer necessary.

Humanity’s journey through these stages is essential for accumulating experiences and memories. Just as a child must attend elementary, middle, high school, and university to become an adult, skipping these stages would result in a lack of cherished memories and a diminished sense of purpose. Earth is like elementary school. Completing this earthly “elementary school” allows one to progress to other stars, other “middle schools” and “high schools.” Without these experiences, life in paradise would be dull. In paradise, all past experiences can be relived, and friends from thousands of years ago can be summoned for joyful conversations, engaging in various hobbies and relationships. It is an earthly paradise.

However, Earth, like elementary school, is not perfect. A wealthy child can become impoverished if their father’s business fails, leading to imprisonment and family dissolution. This world is not complete. The stages of life, with their ups and downs, create memories and give meaning to existence. Therefore, the concept of non-birth (不生) and non-death (不滅) is true. One is not truly born but merely appears to emerge from a cycle, returning to the origin. This continuous cycle means there is no true beginning or end.

When one dies, they enter an immense light, a black hole and white hole. Entering a black hole and emerging from a white hole is a common experience for those who have had near-death experiences, describing it as entering light at incredible speed. Death is merely a transformation of energy, a revival, like waking up after sleep. The concept of death is a misconception. One can change from a fat person to a thin person; it is a change of clothes, a change of form.

Thus, non-death (不滅) is true; there is no extinction. Furthermore, there is non-defilement (不垢) and non-purity (不淨). No matter how impure something appears on Earth, it was created by the divine. Therefore, true impurity does not exist; it is merely a perception. The story of Wonhyo, who drank water from a skull, illustrates this. The water tasted good until he realized it was from a skull filled with maggots, at which point he vomited. This was Wonhyo’s realization that impurity and purity are not inherent but perceived. There is also no increase and no decrease (不增不減). This signifies the divine nature, where nothing is added or taken away.

Finally, there is neither one nor two (不一不二). This refers to the Middle Way (中道). Neither one nor two, neither defiled nor pure, neither born nor dead—these all point to the Middle Way, to eternal life. The diversity of human faces reflects countless eons of existence and journeys through the cosmos. He, as the God-man, is not of this world. His abilities are not those of ordinary humans, the wise, or the knowledgeable. He demonstrates these powers to show that he is not from here. He acts according to a divine plan, not as a magician, to avoid hindering his future role as president.

10. The Truth of Products and Raw Materials: A Concluding Insight
    He’s discourse emphasizes that humans are raw materials, destined to become excellent individuals for use in Heaven. By following the instruction manual, they can become complete products and ascend. The Messiah is here to guide humanity toward this completion. Most prayers in churches and temples are for personal blessings, often for post-mortem benefits, which Mr. Huh asserts are futile. True rewards come from understanding and practicing the Truth. If prayers alone sufficed, everyone on Earth would have already ascended. Prayer, in its true sense, is labor. It is through diligent effort and the fruits of one’s labor that contributions are made. Seeking shortcuts, like gambling, leads to ruin. Family happiness is the result of arduous labor.

The Truth of products and raw materials is that humans are raw materials, destined to become excellent individuals for use in Heaven. By following the instruction manual, they can become complete products and ascend. The Messiah is here to guide humanity toward this completion. The concept of “공” (contribution) is part of wisdom. “Form is emptiness, emptiness is form” (色卽是空 空卽是色) illustrates that matter itself is emptiness, and emptiness is matter. This is the essence of “공,” which is wisdom. The instruction manual of Truth is distinct from wisdom. Wisdom is the application of Truth. The proper use of the instruction manual is wisdom. There is an instruction manual for manufacturing a product and an instruction manual for using the finished product. Both require human effort.

Some individuals, like certain monks, attain enlightenment without formal study, through intuitive understanding, known as sudden enlightenment (頓悟). Others achieve enlightenment through gradual study, known as gradual enlightenment (漸修). He’s lectures, particularly on the Truth of products and raw materials, aim to guide humanity. Humans are raw materials, destined to become excellent individuals for use in Heaven. By following the instruction manual, they can become complete products and ascend. The Messiah is here to guide humanity toward this completion. Most prayers in churches and temples are for personal blessings, often for post-mortem benefits, which Mr. Huh asserts are futile. True rewards come from understanding and practicing the Truth. If prayers alone sufficed, everyone on Earth would have already ascended. Prayer, in its true sense, is labor. It is through diligent effort and the fruits of one’s labor that contributions are made. Seeking shortcuts, like gambling, leads to ruin. Family happiness is the result of arduous labor.

The Truth of Products and Raw Materials

1. The Essence of Truth: A User Manual for Humanity
   Huh Kyung-young explains that Truth (진리) serves as a user manual for humanity, provided by Heaven (하늘) when humans were created. This manual instructs individuals on how to properly utilize their lives and bodies. He laments that many disregard this essential guide, misusing their bodies and lives. the human user manual is the ultimate truth. He distinguishes between wisdom (지혜) and knowledge (지식). Wisdom originates from within the mind, an intrinsic understanding. Knowledge, conversely, comes from the external world, acquired through learning from others or reading books. The combination of internal wisdom and external knowledge is crucial. He then introduces the concept of money (돈) as a raw material. Money, like any raw material, is a means to an end, not an end in itself. The purpose for which money is used is paramount. For instance, if one accumulates wealth like a miser but then uses it to help the less fortunate, as Bill Gates does, their ultimate purpose transcends mere accumulation. The process of earning money might appear miserly, but the underlying objective is benevolent. This distinction between the process and the purpose is vital for understanding true success. He asserts that neglecting this understanding, despite repeated lectures, renders all efforts futile. This fundamental concept, though seemingly simple, is rarely explained with such clarity.

2. The True Meaning of Success: Accomplishment and Benevolence
   Huh Kyung-young elaborates on the concept of success (성공), defining it not merely as achieving a goal but as a combination of accomplishment (성) and benevolence (공). The character for accomplishment (성) represents the process of achieving something, such as earning money or attaining a position. The character for benevolence (공) signifies giving back or contributing to others. Therefore, true success involves achieving something and then using that achievement to benefit others. He illustrates this with an example: a wealthy individual who accumulates vast sums but spends it all on themselves is not truly successful; they are a failure because they have not practiced benevolence. In contrast, someone like Bill Gates, who uses his wealth to help others, is considered successful. If one achieves wealth but only passes it on to their children, it does not constitute true success in the broader sense of benevolence. The ultimate goal of accomplishment is benevolence. This principle is also reflected in the concept of merit (공로), as seen in national awards like the National Person of Merit (국가유공자). A National Person of Merit is someone who has contributed significantly to the nation, not just to themselves or their family. Such individuals receive special privileges and recognition because they have demonstrated benevolence on a national scale. This highlights that the purpose of one’s actions, especially in contributing to society, is what truly matters.

3. The Importance of the User Manual: Truth in Action
   even with excellent raw materials and products, the user manual (사용설명서), which embodies Truth (진리), is indispensable. He uses the analogy of Bill Gates, who, despite achieving immense success, cannot effectively practice benevolence without understanding the user manual of society. This manual dictates how wealth should be used, for example, by helping the poor, widows, or single women, as well as establishing priorities in emergencies, such as saving children and women first. These are not arbitrary rules but fundamental truths. He criticizes those who, despite years of learning, fail to grasp the essence of truth, leading to a life lived in vain, regardless of their achievements as professors, tycoons, or even presidents. The user manual of truth is essential for navigating life effectively. He further explains that the criteria for being a National Person of Merit (국가유공자) are stringent, requiring genuine dedication to the nation rather than personal gain. In ancient times, people risked their lives for national independence, prioritizing the nation over family, demonstrating the principle of loyalty (충) over filial piety (효) in times of national crisis. This illustrates how the user manual of truth guides priorities in life, emphasizing collective well-being and selfless contribution.

4. Humanity as Raw Material and the Role of the Messiah
   Huh Kyung-young posits that the 7 billion people on Earth are not finished products (제품) but rather raw materials (재료) for creating a better world. He explains that humans are in a developmental stage, yet to achieve their ultimate purpose or “product” status. Just as a car has a user manual for its operation and an assembly manual for its parts, humanity has different levels of guidance. Knowledge (지식) is akin to the assembly manual, guiding the construction of individual components. However, the higher-level user manual (사용설명서) for the finished product, which is Truth (진리), is what truly matters. When humans achieve their completed “product” state, they transcend this Earth, leaving behind a legacy of benevolence (공). Only those who have contributed significantly to the world can ascend. He then introduces the concept of the Messiah (메시아) as a “technician” for humanity. When the “machine” of humanity breaks down, ordinary humans cannot fix it. The Messiah, who created the original user manual, must return to provide guidance and repair. This implies that humans are in a cycle of reincarnation (윤회) on Earth until they achieve their completed state and ascend to a higher realm. He references Matthew 1:1, noting that Jesus is described as a descendant of Abraham and David, implying a lineage through human means rather than a direct divine incarnation without human ancestry. This suggests that even the Messiah comes in a human form, undergoing a process of reincarnation to guide humanity.

5. The Symbolism of Mythical Creatures and Premonitory Dreams
   Huh Kyung-young delves into the symbolism of mythical creatures like the dragon (용) and phoenix (봉황), explaining that they are not mere products of human imagination but actual beings from the celestial realm. He describes the dragon as a composite creature, embodying characteristics of eleven different animals, such as a pig’s nose, a chicken’s feet, a snake’s body, a tiger’s eyes, and a cow’s horns. This intricate combination suggests that the dragon was not arbitrarily invented but observed and depicted. These mythical creatures appear in premonitory dreams (예지몽), particularly conception dreams (태몽), experienced by expectant mothers. When a woman dreams of a dragon or phoenix, it signifies that her child is destined for greatness, a child sent from Heaven. Such dreams are vivid and unforgettable, prompting parents to treat the child with reverence and provide exceptional upbringing. He contrasts this with ordinary education, where children are often commanded rather than consulted. A child born under such a dream is seen as a special being, whose wisdom emerges directly, bypassing conventional learning processes. He cites the example of Schubert, a blind composer who created masterpieces without formal instruction, illustrating how profound wisdom can manifest directly. This direct manifestation of wisdom, bypassing the usual process of acquiring knowledge, is a characteristic of the Messiah. understanding the true meaning of accomplishment (성) as a process and benevolence (공) as the ultimate goal is crucial for young people, preventing them from falling into destructive patterns driven by selfish ambition.

6. The Imperfection of the Earthly Realm and the Path to Happiness
   Huh Kyung-young contrasts the earthly realm with a higher state of existence, describing the current world, inhabited by 7 billion people, as inherently imperfect (불완전) and a source of unhappiness (불행). He quotes Buddha’s teaching that this world is a “sea of suffering” (고해의 바다). Humans come to this world to strive for happiness (행복). He illustrates this with the cycle of life: just as one achieves a semblance of success, new challenges arise, such as illness after raising children and sending them off to marriage. This continuous struggle prevents individuals from truly resting or achieving lasting happiness. The opportunity to practice benevolence (공로) is often elusive due to the endless demands of family and life. He asserts that by understanding the “user manual” for life, individuals can navigate these challenges and find a path to happiness. He references the parable of the talents from Matthew 25:15, where those who multiply their talents are praised as wise (지혜로운 자), while the one who buries his talent is deemed to have wasted time. This parable highlights the importance of actively using one’s resources for good, rather than merely preserving them. the quantity of good deeds is less important than the intention behind them. Whether one is wealthy or poor, the desire to serve and show compassion is what truly matters in the eyes of Heaven.

7. The Eightfold Path of Perception and the Illusion of Materialism
   Huh Kyung-young introduces the Eightfold Path of Perception (팔관), a framework for understanding the world beyond superficial appearances. He uses the example of buying a diamond ring for a loved one. Initially, one might perceive the joy it brings (a positive outcome). However, deeper reflection reveals potential negative consequences, such as fostering materialism or creating dependency on material possessions. One might question if true love should be expressed through expensive jewels or if it risks being corrupted by material value. Furthermore, there’s the consideration of potential dangers, such as the recipient being targeted by robbers because of the valuable item. This extended thought process, moving beyond immediate gratification to consider long-term implications and potential downsides, is crucial for wise decision-making. He criticizes the majority of humanity, stating that about 95% are stuck in the initial stage of materialism (격물), focusing solely on accumulating wealth without reaching the stage of benevolence (공). These individuals often fail to achieve true success and end up in ruin. He outlines an eight-stage progression:

• Materialism (격물): Focusing on material possessions and accumulation.
• Seeking Knowledge (시지): Acquiring knowledge, but not yet wisdom.
• Setting Intentions (성의): Establishing life goals, such as becoming a religious leader or scholar.
• Righteous Mind (정심): Cultivating a pure and correct mind, characteristic of a spiritual master.
• Self-Cultivation (수신): Taking care of oneself, which also includes managing one’s position.
• Family Governance (제가): Managing one’s household and, by extension, larger affairs.
• National Governance (치국): Governing a nation, like a president or king.
• World Peace (평천하): Achieving global harmony, akin to a UN Secretary-General.
  He asserts that most people remain trapped in the first stage, failing to become a complete “product” and remaining mere “raw materials” or “parts.” He encourages individuals to use even small amounts of money for good deeds, thereby elevating their spiritual status.

8. Wisdom Beyond Materiality: The True Nature of Buddha
   Huh Kyung-young illustrates the difference between wisdom (지혜) and mere knowledge (지식) through a series of analogies involving materials and their vulnerabilities. He asks what a product made of wood cannot overcome, and the answer is fire. A product made of iron cannot overcome water, as it rusts. A product made of earth cannot overcome a hammer, as it shatters. He uses these examples to critique the superficial understanding of spirituality. He references the Tripitaka Koreana (팔만대장경), which questions the worship of Buddha statues made of wood, iron, or earth. A wooden Buddha statue can be consumed by fire, an iron one can rust, and an earthen one can be broken by a hammer. These material representations are vulnerable and imperfect. The true Buddha, he asserts, resides within one’s own mind, in one’s wisdom (지혜). people who only pursue knowledge fail to encounter the Buddha of wisdom. He, as the Messiah, has come to teach this user manual of truth, which differs from conventional religious teachings. He reiterates the concept of reincarnation (윤회), suggesting that figures like Adam, Noah, and Abraham can be seen as previous incarnations of Jesus, emphasizing that the Messiah comes in human form through this cycle. This concept of continuous existence and transformation is central to understanding the true nature of being.

9. The Cycle of Existence: Birth, Death, and the Celestial Hierarchy
   Huh Kyung-young explains the concept of non-birth (불생) and non-death (불멸), asserting that humans are not truly born or extinguished but rather exist in a continuous cycle of reincarnation (윤회). He references the Cheonbugyeong (천부경), an ancient Korean scripture, which states that creation has no beginning and no end, implying a cyclical nature of existence. He explains that when a child is “born,” it is not a new creation but an existing soul moving from one state to another, often foreshadowed by conception dreams (태몽). These dreams are premonitory (예지몽), revealing the child’s celestial origin and destiny. He describes a celestial hierarchy, similar to earthly society, with different ranks and roles. In this higher realm, science and technology are incredibly advanced, allowing for instantaneous creation and manipulation of reality, including summoning ancestors or traveling through time. Food in this celestial world is not consumed through conventional means but absorbed as light and energy from a unique sun that provides both vitamins and calories. This eliminates the need for cooking, digestion, or waste, freeing beings to focus on mental and emotional development. He contrasts this with the arduous life of earthly housewives, who spend their lives preparing meals for large families, highlighting the suffering inherent in the earthly realm. Earth is a “bottom-tier” planet, and his presence is a blessing, as he provides the “manna” (만나) of truth, just as manna was provided in the desert in biblical times. He clarifies that he is not a “part” or a “finished product” but a unique being, beyond the categories of wisdom or knowledge, capable of transforming human bodies and cells with a mere glance, similar to how Jesus healed with his touch.

10. The Illusion of Death and the Journey Through the Cosmos
    Huh Kyung-young concludes by reiterating that humans are eternal beings (영생), not subject to true death. He explains that what appears as death is merely a transition into an immense light, akin to entering a black hole (블랙홀) and emerging from a white hole (화이트홀). Those who have experienced near-death experiences often describe entering a realm of intense light, confirming this energetic transformation. Just as one sleeps and awakens the next day, death is a temporary state, a change of “clothing” or form. This means that individuals can transform from one physical state to another, reflecting their journey through countless eons and various cosmic bodies. humans are on a vast cosmic journey, having traveled through innumerable celestial bodies to reach Earth. He asserts that his ability to heal and transform bodies is not due to conventional power or knowledge but because he is a unique being, not bound by earthly limitations. He demonstrates this power through an “O-ring test,” showing how he can instantly restore strength and health to individuals by merely looking at them or touching them. He explains that this is not magic but a manifestation of his unique energy, which can alter cellular structures. He connects this to the biblical account of people being healed by touching Jesus’s garment, emphasizing that faith is not a prerequisite for his healing power. his actions are part of a divine plan, moving according to a preordained sequence to achieve a greater purpose. He encourages his audience to call his name and look at his picture to receive these benefits. He concludes by stressing the importance of understanding the “user manual” of truth, which he provides, to navigate life effectively and achieve the ultimate goal of becoming a complete and benevolent being, ready to ascend to higher realms.

11. The Interconnectedness of All Things: Emptiness and Wisdom
    Huh Kyung-young clarifies the relationship between Truth (진리) and Wisdom (지혜), stating that while truth is the user manual, wisdom is the application of that manual. He explains that truth cannot be confined to a single concept like emptiness (공), but rather emptiness is an aspect of wisdom. He references the Buddhist concept of Form is Emptiness, Emptiness is Form (색즉시공 공즉시색), explaining that material existence (색) and emptiness (공) are two sides of the same coin. This concept of emptiness, which encompasses non-birth, non-death, non-defilement, non-purity, non-increase, and non-decrease, is itself a manifestation of wisdom. He further distinguishes between sudden enlightenment (도노) and gradual cultivation (점수) in Buddhism. Sudden enlightenment refers to an instantaneous realization of truth without prior formal study, like a temple worker achieving enlightenment while tending the fire. Gradual cultivation, on the other hand, involves a progressive accumulation of knowledge and understanding. humans are raw materials (원료) destined to become excellent individuals, or “finished products,” for use in Heaven. The Messiah has come to guide humanity through this process of transformation. He criticizes conventional prayers that focus on personal gain or post-mortem benefits, asserting that true spiritual progress comes from understanding and practicing truth through diligent effort, which he equates with labor (노동). He concludes by stating that genuine happiness in one’s family and life is the result of arduous effort and labor, not mere wishes or shortcuts.

The Truth of Products and Raw Materials: A Comprehensive Analysis of Huh Kyung-young’s Lecture

1. Basic Information

• Lecture Session and Date: Huh Kyung-young Lecture 955th, “The Truth of Products and Raw Materials,” 2014.12.20 (Combined)
• One-sentence Main Theme or Title Summary: This lecture elucidates the fundamental distinction between “product” and “raw material,” connecting these concepts to human existence, the pursuit of success, and the ultimate purpose of life as guided by divine truth and wisdom.
• Location: Not specified in the source.
• Key Segments:
  • The Human User Manual (Truth): The concept of “truth” as a user manual for human life, guiding how individuals should live and utilize their bodies.
  • Success as Benevolence (Gong): Redefining success not merely as achievement (Seong) but as the act of giving back to society and others (Gong).
  • Wisdom vs. Knowledge: Differentiating between wisdom, which originates from within the mind, and knowledge, which is acquired from the external world, and their roles in understanding truth.
  • The Eight Views (Pal-gwan): A framework for comprehensive decision-making, considering multiple perspectives beyond immediate gratification, particularly in matters of material possessions and relationships.
  • Immortality and Reincarnation: The concept that humans are not truly born or die but rather undergo a continuous cycle of reincarnation, evolving through different stages and worlds.

2. Core Messages
3. Truth as the Human User Manual:

• Quote: “The truth is the human user manual when the heavens created you. It is the user manual on how to use humans.”
• Explanation: This teaching posits that divine truth serves as an instruction guide for human life, detailing the proper way to live and manage one’s existence, contrasting it with misusing one’s body or life.

2. Success is Benevolence (Gong):

• Quote: “The reason for achieving (Seong) is to perform benevolence (Gong).”
• Explanation: True success is not merely about personal achievement or wealth accumulation but about using one’s accomplishments to benefit others and society, exemplified by figures like Bill Gates.

3. Wisdom Originates from Within, Knowledge from Without:

• Quote: “Wisdom comes from within the mind. Knowledge comes from the world, from outside the mind.”
• Explanation: Wisdom is an intrinsic quality of the mind, an intuitive understanding, while knowledge is external information acquired through learning and experience, both of which are necessary but distinct.

4. The Purpose of Money and Power:

• Quote: “Money is a raw material. If I have a lot of raw material, if I have power, I use it. Those things are for a purpose.”
• Explanation: Money and power are not ends in themselves but resources (raw materials) to be utilized for a greater purpose, such as helping others, serving one’s parents, or contributing to society.

5. Humanity as Raw Material for a Greater World:

• Quote: “The 7 billion people are raw materials. Why are they raw materials? They are one part of creating the world.”
• Explanation: Humanity collectively serves as raw material in the grand scheme of creation, destined to evolve and contribute to the formation of a higher world, with individuals becoming “finished products” upon leaving a legacy of benevolence.

3. Detailed Summary

Block 1: The Essence of Truth, Wisdom, and Knowledge

• Topic Keyword/Phrase: Human User Manual and the Nature of Understanding
• Main Assertions and Explanations:
  • Huh Kyung-young states that truth is akin to a “human user manual” provided by the heavens, guiding individuals on how to properly live and utilize their existence.
  • He distinguishes between wisdom and knowledge: wisdom arises from within the mind, while knowledge is acquired from the external world.
  • The lecture suggests that many people confuse these concepts, leading to a life of “empty study” if they do not grasp the fundamental differences.
• Analogies, Examples, Biblical/Scientific/Historical References:
  • Car Analogy: Life is like a car, with truth as its user manual, components as its parts, and wisdom/knowledge as the understanding needed to operate and assemble it.
  • Money as Raw Material: Money is a raw material, and its purpose is determined by how it is used, not by its mere accumulation.
  • Shipwreck Scenario: The truth dictates the order of rescue in a shipwreck: children first, then women, then the elderly, with young men expected to fend for themselves.
  • Buddhist Scriptures (Palgwan Daejanggyeong): References to the Palgwan Daejanggyeong illustrate the limitations of material idols (wood, iron, clay statues) against natural forces (fire, water, hammer), concluding that true Buddha resides in one’s wisdom.
• Practical Message or Application: Understanding the “human user manual” (truth) is crucial for living a purposeful life, avoiding misdirection, and making wise decisions.

Block 2: The True Meaning of Success (Seong-Gong)

• Topic Keyword/Phrase: Achievement and Benevolence
• Main Assertions and Explanations:
  • Success (성공, Seong-gong) is broken down into two characters: Seong (成) meaning “to achieve” (the process of earning money or gaining status) and Gong (功) meaning “to bestow” or “to contribute” (the goal of giving back).
  • A person who achieves great wealth but only uses it for themselves is considered a failure because they have not fulfilled the “Gong” aspect of success.
  • The ultimate goal of achievement is to contribute to others and society.
• Analogies, Examples, Biblical/Scientific/Historical References:
  • Bill Gates: Cited as an example of true success because he uses his vast wealth to help the poor, demonstrating the “Gong” aspect.
  • National Person of Merit (Gukgayu-gongja): Individuals who have made significant contributions to the nation are recognized and receive benefits, symbolizing the importance of “Gong” at a national level.
  • Parable of the Talents (Matthew 25:15-30): Used to illustrate that those who multiply their resources (talents) are wise, while those who bury them (knowledge without application) are foolish.
  • Parable of the Laborers in the Vineyard (Matthew 20:1-16): Explains that in heaven, the reward is based on the sincerity of one’s heart and willingness to serve, not the quantity of work or wealth accumulated.
• Practical Message or Application: Strive for success that includes benevolence; even small acts of service are valued in the eyes of heaven.

Block 3: The Eight Views (Pal-gwan) and Levels of Human Development

• Topic Keyword/Phrase: Comprehensive Perspective and Stages of Life
• Main Assertions and Explanations:
  • The Eight Views (Pal-gwan) represent a comprehensive way of looking at any situation, considering multiple angles beyond immediate gratification or superficial benefits.
  • This framework helps in making wise decisions, especially regarding material possessions and relationships, by anticipating potential negative consequences or deeper meanings.
  • The lecture outlines eight stages of human development or “grades” of individuals, from those focused solely on material gain to those who achieve global peace.
• Analogies, Examples, Biblical/Scientific/Historical References:
  • Diamond Ring Gift: Giving a diamond ring to a partner is analyzed through the Eight Views: initial joy (positive), potential for materialism (negative), reliance on material rather than character (negative), and risk of theft (negative).
  • Stages of Development:
  • Gyeokmul (格物): Focusing on material things (95% of humanity).
  • Chiji (致知): Seeking knowledge (1% of humanity).
  • Seongui (誠意): Setting a purpose in life (e.g., becoming a pastor, scholar).
  • Jeongsim (正心): Cultivating a righteous mind (a “doin” or spiritual person).
  • Susin (修身): Cultivating oneself (including officials).
  • Jega (齊家): Managing one’s household and nation (ministers).
  • Chiguk (治國): Governing a nation (presidents, kings).
  • Pyeongcheonha (平天下): Achieving global peace (UN Secretary-General, God-man).
• Practical Message or Application: Cultivate a broad perspective in decision-making and strive to elevate oneself beyond mere material pursuits towards higher stages of contribution and spiritual development.

Block 4: Immortality, Reincarnation, and the Nature of Existence

• Topic Keyword/Phrase: The Cycle of Life, Death, and Divine Intervention
• Main Assertions and Explanations:
  • Humans are in a continuous cycle of reincarnation (윤회), not truly born or dying in the conventional sense.
  • The concept of “Bulsaeng Bulmyeol” (不生不滅), meaning “no birth, no death,” is central, implying eternal existence.
  • Messiahs come in human form, undergoing reincarnation to guide humanity.
  • Taemong (태몽 – conception dreams) are divine messages, often involving mythical creatures like dragons or phoenixes, indicating the arrival of a significant child from a higher realm.
• Analogies, Examples, Biblical/Scientific/Historical References:
  • Dragon and Phoenix: These mythical creatures, seen in taemong, are described as real animals from the heavens, not mere figments of imagination.
  • Jesus’ Genealogy (Matthew 1:1): The biblical account of Jesus’ lineage through Abraham and David is interpreted as evidence of reincarnation, suggesting that the Messiah comes through human lineage, not solely by divine conception.
  • Heavenly Food (Manna): In higher realms, sustenance comes directly from the sun’s light, providing both vitamins and calories, eliminating the need for traditional food and digestion. This is linked to the biblical manna in the wilderness.
  • Black Hole/White Hole: Death is described as entering a black hole and emerging from a white hole, a process of energy transformation and revival, akin to waking from sleep.
• Practical Message or Application: Recognize the eternal nature of existence and the significance of divine messages in dreams, understanding that life on Earth is a preparatory stage for higher realms.

Block 5: The God-man’s Role and the Path to Higher Existence

• Topic Keyword/Phrase: Divine Intervention and Spiritual Evolution
• Main Assertions and Explanations:
  • The God-man (Messiah) comes to Earth because humanity cannot fix its own problems, acting as a “technician” for a “broken car” (humanity).
  • The God-man’s abilities, such as instantaneous healing, transcend human understanding and are not based on conventional power or knowledge.
  • Earth is considered a “primary school” in a cosmic journey, a necessary stage for spiritual growth and the accumulation of experiences (memories) that enrich existence in higher realms.
  • Higher realms, like the Cheonsanggye (천상계 – Celestial Realm) and Haneulgung (Heaven House), have their own hierarchies and advanced scientific capabilities, allowing for phenomena like instant creation and communication with past beings.
• Analogies, Examples, Biblical/Scientific/Historical References:
  • Healing Demonstrations: Huh Kyung-young performs instant healing, demonstrating his unique energy and status as not being “of this world.”
  • Buddhist Heavens: The six heavens (Yukcheon), including Samawangcheon and Doricheon, are mentioned as stages of ascent for those who become Buddhas, illustrating the hierarchical nature of spiritual progression.
• Practical Message or Application: Acknowledge the God-man’s presence as a guide for spiritual evolution, and understand that earthly life, despite its hardships, is a vital training ground for higher existence.

4. Key Quotes Collection

• “The truth is the human user manual.”
• “Wisdom comes from within the mind.”
• “Knowledge comes from the world, from outside the mind.”
• “Money is a raw material.”
• “The reason for achieving (Seong) is to perform benevolence (Gong).”
• “If a successful rich person earns a lot of money and uses it all for himself, is he a successful person or a failed person? A failed person.”
• “The 7 billion people are raw materials.”
• “The Messiah comes in a human body.”
• “It is not an imaginary animal. It is an actual animal in the heavens, in the heavenly kingdom.”
• “Heaven’s blessing is not about the quantity of one’s contribution, but about the sincerity of one’s heart.”
• “This world, this world where 7 billion exist, is itself incomplete. It is called unhappiness.”
• “Prayer means labor.”

6. Historical / Doctrinal Connections
   This lecture by Huh Kyung-young builds upon his established teachings by integrating several core concepts:

• Divine-Human Theory: The assertion that the Messiah comes in human form and undergoes reincarnation directly supports his divine-human theory, where the Creator incarnates to guide humanity. This is reinforced by his interpretation of Jesus’ genealogy in Matthew 1:1, suggesting a lineage of reincarnation rather than a singular divine conception.
• Immortality Principles: The concepts of “Bulsaeng Bulmyeol” (no birth, no death) and continuous reincarnation are fundamental to his teachings on immortality, emphasizing that human existence is an eternal journey through various realms and forms. The explanation of black holes and white holes as transitions further elaborates on this.
• Purpose of Human Life: The lecture consistently links human existence to a higher purpose, framing Earth as a “primary school” for spiritual development. This aligns with his broader doctrine that individuals are here to evolve and contribute to the creation of a better world, ultimately ascending to higher realms like Haneulgung.
• Emphasis on Benevolence (Gong): The redefinition of success to include “Gong” (benevolence) is a recurring theme in his teachings, advocating for a life of contribution rather than selfish accumulation. This is a practical application of his spiritual principles.
• New Developments: The detailed explanation of the Eight Views (Pal-gwan) as a decision-making framework, applied to everyday scenarios like gift-giving, provides a more structured approach to practical wisdom. The elaborate description of the hierarchical structure and advanced capabilities of heavenly realms, including specific Buddhist heavens, offers a deeper glimpse into the cosmology of his teachings.

7. Action Items & Blessing Guidance

• Understand the “Human User Manual”: Actively seek to understand the divine truth that guides human life, recognizing it as the essential instruction manual for proper living.
• Practice Benevolence (Gong): Strive to use all achievements and resources (money, power) for the benefit of others and society, understanding that true success lies in giving back.
• Cultivate Wisdom from Within: Prioritize developing inner wisdom over merely accumulating external knowledge, as wisdom provides a deeper understanding of truth and purpose.
• Adopt the Eight Views (Pal-gwan): Apply a comprehensive, multi-faceted perspective to all decisions, especially those involving material possessions and relationships, to avoid superficial judgments and potential pitfalls.
• Engage in “Labor” (Prayer): Understand that genuine prayer is not passive wishing but active “labor” and effort to achieve one’s goals and contribute to the world, as this is how true blessings are earned.

8. One-Sentence Overall Summary
   Huh Kyung-young’s lecture systematically dissects human existence as a journey from “raw material” to “finished product,” guided by divine “truth” (the human user manual) and “wisdom” (inner understanding), emphasizing that true “success” is achieved through “benevolence” (Gong) and continuous spiritual evolution across various realms, ultimately leading to eternal life and a higher purpose beyond earthly limitations.

The Essence of Life and the Meaning of Success, Insights for a Wise Life

Product (Wisdom): The completed form, purpose, or outcome. It signifies the wisdom and truth of life.
Raw Material (Knowledge): The components and processes that constitute the product. It signifies the knowledge and experience of life.
Truth (Instruction Manual): Guidelines for properly using and perfecting the product (life). A concept similar to a human instruction manual or commandments.
Success: Not merely earning money, but giving what has been achieved to others (merit).
Merit: Giving, contributing. An act of contributing to the nation or society.
Prayer: Not merely begging, but an act of establishing merit through labor and effort.

Understanding Products and Raw Materials
The product is wisdom, the raw material is knowledge: A car (product) is made of parts (raw materials), and the product is likened to wisdom, while the raw material is likened to knowledge.
Truth is an instruction manual: Humans are products created by Heaven, and truth is like an instruction manual for humans.
The source of wisdom and knowledge:
Wisdom comes from within the mind.
Knowledge comes from outside the world and is obtained through books or teachings.

The relationship between money and purpose
Money is the raw material: Money is the raw material for achieving a goal, not the goal itself.
The purpose of money: You must earn money and use it for specific purposes, such as for parents, friends, or society.

The True Meaning of Success
Success is Giving: Success is sharing what has been achieved with others (merit); enjoying it alone constitutes failure.
Example of National Merit Recipients: The benefits granted to those who have rendered meritorious service to the nation demonstrate the importance of giving.
Problems with Individualism: Individualism in modern society is a cause of the decline in the number of national merit recipients.

Application of truth
Priorities of Truth: Truth has priorities, and protection must be prioritized in the order of children, women, and the elderly.
Humanity as Material: The 7 billion people are not finished products, but materials for creating individuals of excellent character to be used in the Kingdom of Heaven.
Dimensions of Knowledge and Wisdom:
Assembly instructions for parts are knowledge (low dimension).
User manuals for finished products are wisdom (high dimension).

role
Broken car analogy: Humans are like broken cars and need a technician to fix them.

Reincarnation and Eternal Life
Reincarnation: Humans continuously reincarnate on Earth, and only those who have left a legacy leave the Earth to ascend to Heaven.
Immortality: Humans are beings who are neither born nor die, living forever.
Meaning of a Prenatal Dream: A prenatal dream is a prophetic dream sent from the heavens, hinting at the birth of a special person.

The Eight Views and the Eight Right Eyes
Palgan: Knowledge that analyzes things from eight perspectives.
Example: When gifting a diamond ring, consider both the positive (Gwagan) and negative (Bamangang) aspects.
Paljeongmok: The eight stages of growth in life.

The importance of wisdom
The Mutual Control of the Five Elements: Wood is weak against fire, metal against water, and earth against hammer.
The True Buddha: Knowledge alone cannot comprehend the Buddha statue; a wise mind is the Buddha itself.

The appearance of the Kingdom of Heaven
Celestial Realm: A world of higher dimensions than the human world.
Food: In the Celestial Realm, calories are obtained through sunlight, and energy is received directly, such as through Vitamin D.
Development of Brain and Emotional Organs: In the Celestial Realm, the brain and emotional organs are developed, possessing abilities that transcend science.
Earth is Elementary School: Earth is the elementary school course for entering the Celestial Realm, and one must go through this process to experience joy in Paradise.

Confusion between knowledge and wisdom: One may mistake simply accumulating knowledge for wisdom. Bear in mind that knowledge is the raw material and wisdom is the product, and pursue wisdom based on knowledge.
Misconception of success: One may mistake earning a lot of money for success. Remember that true success lies in sharing what you have achieved with others.
Misuse of prayer: One may view prayer as merely the act of making wishes. One must understand that prayer is an act of achieving merit through labor and effort.

Possessing the ability to freely alter the human body.
Cheonbugyeong: A scripture explaining the creation of the universe and the essence of humanity.
The Celestial Realm of Buddhism: The process of becoming a Buddha requires passing through six stages of the Celestial Realm.

What is the true meaning of success in life? Success is not merely the process of ‘achieving’—making money or gaining status—but its true value lies in ‘giving’ what has been achieved to others.

The True Meaning of Success: Achievement and Giving.
Success holds true value beyond merely accomplishing something; it comes when one shares what has been achieved with others.
The Meaning and Importance of Success
Two Meanings of Success
Seong (成) means ‘the process of achieving,’ referring to earning money or gaining status.

Gong means ‘giving,’ and it refers to sharing what has been achieved with others.

Therefore, the reason for achieving success is to achieve merit.

The standard of true success

If a chaebol earns a lot of money and spends it all by himself, he is not a successful person, but a failure.

You can only be said to have truly succeeded when you share what you have achieved with others, just like Bill Gates.

Passing down what you have achieved only to your children is not success.

If you have achieved it, you must give back.

The Concepts and Roles of Truth, Wisdom, and Knowledge:

In human life, truth is like an instruction manual, wisdom comes from within, and knowledge is acquired from the outside; therefore, it is important to utilize them correctly.

Definitions of Truth, Wisdom, and Knowledge

Truth is like a user manual for humans.
It is an instruction manual that tells humans how to live, and without knowing this, one ends up using their body recklessly.

Wisdom comes from within the heart.

Knowledge is obtained from the world, that is, from outside the mind.

We live our lives by combining wisdom and knowledge.

The Role of Money and Power
. Money is like raw material.
If you have a lot of money or power, you should use it according to your purpose.

Money is not an end in itself, but a means to achieve an end.

The importance of purpose

You must use money with a purpose, whether for God, your parents, or your friends.

Confusion of Wisdom and Knowledge and an Active Attitude
Confusion of Wisdom and Knowledge
Wisdom is a process, while knowledge can be viewed as a result or goal.

Even if the process of earning money is (like a miser), if the purpose is for the sake of others, it should be evaluated positively.

An active attitude toward life

What I do to others is more important than what others do to me.

We must adopt a proactive attitude that the world going astray stems from our own mistakes, not the faults of others.

For example, while it may seem that the cause of a traffic accident lies with the person who caused it, ultimately, the responsibility lies with our entire nation.

Strictly speaking, the murderer’s crime is also the responsibility of our entire nation.

The Importance of the Truth User Manual,
Products, Ingredients, and Truth
The product (what is achieved) is more important than the raw materials (money), and once the product is completed, it must be used with the truth (instruction manual).

Even when Bill Gates earns money to give back, it is impossible without the truth.

Concrete examples of truth

Helping the socially vulnerable, such as the poor, widows, and single women, is the instruction manual for the truth.

In an emergency, saving women and children first, and then the elderly, is the proper order and the truth.

No one can deny this truth.

The Meaning of National Merit and Merit
A national meritorious person refers to a person who has rendered service to the nation, demonstrating the importance of contributing to the country and society beyond personal gain.

Concepts of Merit and Merit of National Meritorious Persons
Merit refers to contributions made to the nation or society, and merit awards are given to those who have made contributions.

Benefits for National Merit Recipients

Persons of national merit are those who have contributed to the nation and receive free benefits when using national facilities such as airplanes, automobiles, and national theaters.

They receive a monthly payment, are buried in a national cemetery upon death, and their children receive special privileges.

The benefits extend to the spouse as well.

Conditions and Meaning of National Merit Personnel and
Eligibility for National Merit Personnel
The title of National Merit is not awarded to just anyone; it applies only to those who have rendered meritorious service and contributed to the nation.

You cannot become a person of national merit through bribery.

In the past, there were many adults who dedicated themselves to the nation, but in modern society, national heroes are rare due to individualism.

The spirit of national merit

Between parents and the country, the country comes first.

Just as one must leave one’s parents behind to go to the battlefield during wartime, loyalty takes precedence over filial piety.

This is in the same context as the fact that priority is given in the order of children, women, and the elderly according to the user manual for truth.

The meaning of a merit monument

When good deeds are done for an individual or a specific group, a monument is erected in their honor, but this is different from that of a national meritorious person.

A person of national merit refers to a person who has rendered meritorious service to the Republic of Korea.

Great pastors or monks are contributors to the truth, and this is the reason why believers revere them.

The Essence of Humanity and the Role of the Messiah:
Humans are not finished products but raw materials, and the Messiah is a being who has come to fix a broken world and provide humanity with an instruction manual for the truth.
Humans are raw materials.
The 7 billion people of humanity are materials, not products.
Humanity is a material for creating the world, and because it has not yet produced the results of life, it is in a raw state.

Humans remain in a raw material state, moving around like parts.

It is the material used to create a person of excellent character in heaven.

Product assembly instructions and user manual

Instructions for mixing materials and assembling machines correspond to ‘knowledge’.

The instruction manual for a finished product corresponds to ‘wisdom’ and is of a higher dimension.

When the 7 billion people are completed, they will leave Earth, and only those who have left a legacy will be able to leave.

Humans have an instinct to try to achieve something significant in order to leave Earth.

The role of the Messiah,
the technician who fixes the broken world
Humans are like broken cars and cannot fix themselves.

The technician needed at this time is none other than the Messiah.

The one who provides the user manual for the truth

The Messiah is the one who created the product (human) and made the instruction manual, and comes back to explain.

The Messiah is a being who has come to provide the instruction manual for the truth for the finished product.

The Genealogy of Jesus Christ and Reincarnation

Matthew 1:1 records that Jesus Christ is a descendant of Abraham and David.

This means that Jesus was not conceived by the Holy Spirit, but has been reincarnated in a human body.

The Messiah comes in a human body.

Messiah’s special ability

The Messiah is not one who possesses ordinary wisdom or knowledge, so he is not a being like a human.

Messiah possesses energy that allows him to transform the human body at will.

The Messiah does not recklessly reveal his power, but moves in the order determined in heaven.

Prenatal Dreams and Prophetic Dreams: Messages from Heaven. A
prenatal dream is not merely a figment of imagination, but a prophetic dream in which an animal from the heavens appears to reveal the future, signifying the birth of a special child.
Meaning of Dragon and Phoenix
Components of the Dragon
The dragon is a composite of the features of 11 animals, including a pig’s nose, chicken feet, a snake’s body, tiger’s eyes, and cow’s horns.

This appearance of the dragon was not created from imagination.

The reality of prenatal dreams

Dragons and phoenixes are animals that do not exist in the real world, but they appear in women’s prenatal dreams.

The images of the dragon and the phoenix are drawn exactly as mothers saw them in their dreams.

This is not an imaginary animal, but an actual animal in heaven.

The prophetic nature of a prenatal dream,
heavenly fortune
If God, the UN Secretary-General, the President, or a heavenly animal appears in your dream, great fortune will come.

In the heavens, dragons are used as a means of transportation, and appearing in a dream riding a dragon signifies good fortune.

If you have a dream like this, it is a good idea to buy a lottery ticket.

Foresight without knowledge

For a pregnant woman to have a dragon appear in her dream when she has never seen or even thought about one is a premonition given from the heavens without any prior knowledge.

This is an indication that because you have done good deeds, heaven will send you a child.

Parents should use honorifics and treat such a child with special care.

A prenatal dream is a prophetic dream that foretells the future.

The Parable of the Talents and the Principles of the Kingdom of Heaven:
The Parable of the Talents emphasizes the importance of diligence and effort, while the principles of the Kingdom of Heaven value the center and heart over quantity.
Parable of the Talents: The Importance of Effort and Diligence
The Content of the Parable of the Talents
The master gave the servants five, two, and one talents each and went away, and the servant who received five and two talents traded and doubled his money.

The servant who received one talent buried it in the ground.

The difference between knowledge and wisdom

The one who keeps money as it is belongs to ‘knowledge,’ and the one who increases money is ‘the wise.’

When the owner does not provide instructions on how to use the money, the one with only knowledge buries the money, while the wise one grows it.

Standards of praise

The master praises the servants who multiplied five talents and two talents equally.

This means that when giving, the amount is not important.

However, the one who buried one talent is criticized as a lazy servant who wasted time.

This metaphor emphasizes diligence and effort.

Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard: Principles of the Kingdom of Heaven
Content of the Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard
The owner of the vineyard sent in laborers at morning, noon, and evening, and gave each of them one denarius equally.

Heaven’s Reward Principle

This parable describes the appearance of the Kingdom of Heaven, emphasizing the center and heart over the quantity of work.

Whether it is someone who has given trillions like Bill Gates or someone who has served with only one million won, Heaven evaluates their efforts equally.

Even if you are not rich, or even if you are a salaried worker, if you have a heart to help the poor, you will receive the same blessings.

It is not important whether many or few people gather, but rather that one consistently listens to and learns the truth.

Even if you cannot answer the questions, there is a reward in the very act of attending the truth lecture.

The Eight Views and the Eight Stages of Human Growth:
Humans must break free from the stage of investigating things, where they are bound to material things, and advance to the stage of bringing peace to the world through wisdom and merit.
The Wise Judgment of the Eight Views
The Meaning of the Eight Views
Viewing a single object from eight different perspectives is called Palgwan.

Diamond Ring Gift Examples

The perspective of ego: Thinking that if you give a diamond ring as a gift, your wife will be happy and you can score points.

My perspective: I worry that the woman might become dependent on material things, and I feel anxious that she might leave if I do not have them.

The perspective of impossibility: Consider the risk of encountering a robber while wearing a ring, or being kidnapped after buying a nice car.

Through these eight contemplations, one must determine and judge knowledge and wisdom.

You might intentionally buy a used car for someone you love.

The 8 Stages of Human Growth
Object
It is the stage where 95% of humans are bound by material things and ruin their lives.

If you cling only to the process of success, you will fail to gain merit and end up ruined.

A person who engages in business without contributing anything, like a merchant, is called a vulgar person.

Attaining knowledge

This is the stage of seeking knowledge, and it applies to about 1% of people.

sincerity

This is the stage of establishing the purpose of one’s life, and pastors, evangelists, and scholars fall into this category.

Right heart

It is the stage of a Taoist who possesses a righteous mind.

Self-cultivation

It is a stage where one goes beyond taking care of one’s body to cultivating oneself like a government official.

Household management

It is a level equivalent to a minister governing a country, going beyond governing a family.

Governing the country

It is the stage of a president or king governing a country.

Peace the world

It is at the same level as the UN Secretary-General who unifies the world.

This stage is the goal that the Messiah pursues.

Moving Beyond the Stage of Investigating Things:
The Merchant’s Merchant
Even a merchant can contribute to society and achieve merit while doing business.

Making a lot of money is not bad; the purpose is what matters.

Nouveau riche and growth

A nouveau riche is someone who is obsessed solely with making money and remains at the stage of investigating things.

If you have an interest in society while running a business, your level rises.

Most people die while earning money without being able to properly do what they want to do.

The essence of wisdom and true Buddha
wisdom is the ability to see through the essence beyond outward phenomena, and the true Buddha resides in the wisdom of the mind.
The Limitations of Material Things and Insights into Wisdom,
Limitations of Material Products
Wooden products are susceptible to fire, iron products rust in water, and clay products are susceptible to impact.

This demonstrates the inherent limitations of matter.

wise mindset

Wisdom is the ability to grasp the hidden essence, not the outwardly visible answer.

For example, products made of clay are resistant to fire, but break with a hammer.

It is wisdom to see through the essence of a test question without falling into a trap.

The limitations of the true Buddha statue in the Tripitaka Koreana
The Tripitaka Koreana contains a passage stating that Buddha statues made of wood, iron, and clay are vulnerable to fire, water, and hammer, respectively.

This means that a material Buddha image cannot become a true Buddha.

The Buddha within the mind

The true Buddha is within our hearts, that is, in wisdom.

Since knowledge alone cannot meet the Buddha of wisdom, the Messiah comes to teach the instruction manual.

Human Immortality and Reincarnation:
Humans are eternal beings who are neither born nor die, and they evolve through reincarnation while experiencing various things.
The meaning of Non-birth and Non-death.
Non-birth: Not born.
According to the Cheonbugyeong, the universe was created, but there is no fact of creation, and while a child is born, it is a child that has existed since ancient times and has moved here.

This means that human birth is non-birth.

Immortality: Does not die.

When a person dies, they enter into a tremendous light, which is akin to returning through a black hole and a white hole.

Death is like waking from sleep, and it is merely a change of the body.

Humans are beings who live forever.

Reincarnation: It goes around and around.

Humans are born continuously in a cycle with no beginning or end.

This is connected to the concept of non-birth and non-death.

Neither dirty nor clean, and neither increase nor decrease.
Neither dirty nor clean: neither dirty nor clean.
Since everything in the world was created by God, nothing is dirty.

Just as Great Master Wonhyo attained enlightenment after drinking water from a skull, the feeling of being dirty is merely a function of the mind.

There is no such thing as pure or dirty.

Neither increase nor decrease: It neither grows nor shrinks.

This is like the attribute of God, meaning that everything exists unchangingly.

Bulilbuli (不一不二): Neither one nor two.

This means the Middle Way.

Space Travel and Evolution:
Humans have traveled through space for hundreds of billions of years, arriving on Earth via various organs.
Each different face reflects these long life experiences.

Life in Heaven and Training on Earth
Heaven is an ideal place where science is advanced and there is no suffering, but experience and training on Earth are essential for the joy and fulfillment of eternal life.
The Appearance of Heaven,
The Hierarchy of Heaven, and Science
Even in the Kingdom of Heaven, there are ranks and classes, and a celestial realm exists that is higher than the human world.

Science has advanced to an unimaginable extent, making it possible to create humans and summon or send beings from the past.

Everything transcends science, and you can communicate with cells and change people.

Food and Life in Heaven

In the Kingdom of Heaven, the sun supplies not only Vitamin D but also all calories, so food is consumed through the skin.

It does not need food digestion or a toilet, and only the brain and emotional organs are developed.

The suffering of housewives disappears because there is no time to cook.

Manna in the Old Testament era was also a type of food that came down from heaven.

The Importance of Training and Experience on Earth.
Earth is the elementary school curriculum.
Earth is like an elementary school curriculum, and only by going through this process can one advance to other stars in middle school, high school, and university.

If you do not go through this process, you will go to paradise and be bored, unable to live there.

Memories and fulfillment

All experiences on Earth can be remade later, and there is a lot of enjoyment.

It is a paradise on earth where you can summon friends from the past, converse with them, and enjoy your own hobbies.

Life on Earth is imperfect, but one must go through these stages to feel memories and a sense of fulfillment.

The True Meaning of Prayer and Labor:
Prayer is not merely an act of begging, but signifies building merit through labor and practice; true rewards follow when one realizes the truth and puts it into practice.
Prayer is labor.
The essence of prayer
Most prayers offered in churches or temples are prayers for blessings, but there are no blessings after death.

Rewards come when you realize the truth and put it into practice; they do not come by begging.

Pray means labor.

You must use your hard-earned money to do good deeds for others.

The importance of labor
and the risk of skipping the process
It is a wrong idea to skip the process through prayer and expect money to fall from the sky.

Family happiness is the reward for painstaking hardship and labor.

If you try to build happiness through gambling without labor, your household will be ruined.

Human User Manual: The Essence of Truth

. You must know what truth is. Truth is like the ‘Human User Manual’ bestowed upon humans at their creation. This manual tells us how humans should live, but many people are unaware of this and misuse their bodies.

The Relationship Between Wisdom, Knowledge, and Money
Wisdom: It springs from within the heart.
Knowledge: It is obtained from the world, that is, from outside the mind.
Money: It is like the raw materials stored in a bank account.
Money is a raw material used for a purpose, and the same applies to power.
You must realize the purpose for which you use money or power.

Process and Goal: The Meaning of True Success
Process: It is like the act of earning money.
Goal: It is the purpose of using the money earned—in other words, the result.
No matter how difficult the process of earning money may be, if the purpose is for the benefit of others, it is true success.
Definition of Success: Success is achieving a goal.
Seong (成): The process of achieving.
Gong (功): Means giving.
Success is giving what has been achieved to others.
What is achieved solely for oneself is not true success.

Merit and National Merit: The Value of
Giving Merit: This refers to the recognition of achievements.
Those who have rendered service to the nation are granted benefits as National Merit recipients.
The screening process for National Merit is strict, and one cannot be granted this status through bribery.
In the past, there were many elders who dedicated themselves to the nation, but in modern times, National Merit recipients are rare due to individualism.
Loyalty and Filial Piety: The nation comes first.
Leaving one’s parents in a safe haven and going to the battlefield is the priority of loyalty.

The Importance of the ‘Instruction Manual for Truth
‘ No matter how good the product or ingredients are, without the ‘Instruction Manual for Truth,’ one will live a life in vain.
Bill Gates earning money to help the poor is acting according to the Instruction Manual for Truth.
Saving children and women first in an emergency is the order of truth.
Any action that does not follow this truth is contrary to the Instruction Manual.

The Essence of Humanity: Product or Material?
The 7 billion people of humanity are not a finished product, but ‘material.’
This is because they are a single ingredient for creating the world, and have not yet produced the results of life.
When humanity is complete, we will leave Earth, and only those who have left behind a ‘merit’ will be able to depart.
Everyone possesses an instinct to strive to achieve merit in order to one day leave Earth.

Dimensions of Knowledge and Wisdom
Parts Assembly Instructions: Correspond to Knowledge.
Finished Product User Manual: Corresponds to Wisdom.
Knowledge is of a lower dimension, and Wisdom is of a higher dimension.

The Role of the Messiah: A Technician Who Fixes a Broken Car.
Humans are like a broken car; they cannot fix themselves.
The Messiah is the technician who can fix this broken car and the one who created the user manual.

Reincarnation and the Messianic Genealogy:
Humans continue to reincarnate on Earth until they ascend to heaven upon reaching perfection.
The genealogy of Jesus Christ found in Matthew 1:1 signifies that Jesus came in a human body through reincarnation as a descendant of Abraham and David.
The statement that He was conceived by the Holy Spirit contradicts the biblical genealogy.

The dragon, an animal of the heavens associated with prenatal dreams,
is not an imaginary creature created by combining the characteristics of 11 different animals, but an actual animal that exists in the heavens.
The appearance of a dragon or phoenix in a prenatal dream is a prophetic dream sent from the heavens, implying that the child is a child chosen by heaven.
Parents who have such a dream should treat the child with special care and raise them to be strong.

Direct Manifestation of Wisdom: The Messiah’s Power.
Some people acquire wisdom directly, without going through knowledge or processes.
An example of this is Schubert, a blind person who creates world-class music.
The Messiah bypasses this process and demonstrates his power through direct wisdom.

The Journey Toward Life’s Suffering and Happiness
Knowledge: It is misfortune in itself and belongs to an imperfect world.
Happiness: It is the purpose for which humans came into this world.
Life is like a sea of ​​suffering, constantly accompanied by pain and misfortune.
Humans have an instinct to succeed and give back to others, but it is difficult to obtain such opportunities due to the suffering of reality.
The Messiah has come to show the way to avoid this suffering and to happiness.

Parable of the Talents: The Use of Knowledge and Wisdom
The one who received one talent: He was one who wasted time, possessing only the knowledge to bury the money.
The one who received two and five talents: He was a wise man who multiplied his money.
The master did not give instructions on how to use the money, but the wise man utilized it on his own to produce results.
In heaven, the heart is valued more than the quantity of work done.

Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard: Fairness in Heaven
. The Kingdom of Heaven is like the parable of the workers in the vineyard.
Whether one comes early or late, everyone receives the same wage (one denarius).
In heaven, the heart to serve is valued more than the quantity of service.
Whether rich or poor, if one has a heart to serve, they receive the same blessing.
There is a blessing simply for attending the lecture.

Eight Views (Palgwan): Eight perspectives on viewing things
. When looking at a single object, one must view it from eight different perspectives.
Ego-ness (Asang): The positive thought that buying a diamond will make one’s wife happy.
Ego-view (Agan): The negative thought that buying a diamond will lead to material dependency and cause problems later.
Impossibility (Bulgamang): The risk that one might be kidnapped by robbers because of the diamond.
Knowledge and wisdom are determined through these diverse perspectives.

The Eight Articles: The Eight Stages of Human Growth
Investigating Things (格物): The stage of being bound by material things; most humans (95%) remain here.
At this stage, one fails to achieve merit and ends up perishing.
Attaining Knowledge (致知): The stage of seeking knowledge; a small minority (1%) falls into this category.
Sincerity (誠意): The stage of establishing a purpose in life.
Rectifying the Mind (正心): The stage of a Taoist possessing an upright mind.
Cultivating Oneself (修身): The stage of taking care of one’s own body.
Managing the Family (齊家): The ministerial-level stage of governing a household.
Governing the State (治國): The stage of a president or king governing a nation. Bringing
Peace to the World (平天下): The stage of a UN Secretary-General unifying the world.
Most humans remain at the stage of investigating things, failing to become finished products and living like mere components.
However, those who strive to achieve merit and contribute to society while engaging in business do not remain at the stage of investigating things but advance to a higher level.

The Five Elements and the Essence of Wisdom.
Wooden products cannot withstand fire.
Iron products rust in water and do not last long.
Earth products shatter with a hammer.
These analogies demonstrate the limitations of knowledge alone.
The true Buddha resides in the wisdom within the mind.
The Messiah came to teach us about the Buddha of wisdom, whom knowledge alone cannot meet.

The Truth of Non-Birth and Non-Death
Non-Birth (Non-Birth): This means there is no birth. It is
consistent with the principle of the Cheonbugyeong, which states that although the universe was created, there was no beginning to that creation.
Humans appear to be born, but in reality, they are beings that have existed since ancient times and have migrated.
Non-Death (Non-Death): This means there is no death.
Humans mistakenly believe they die, but in reality, they enter into a tremendous light and are reborn.
This is akin to reincarnation through black holes and white holes.
Non-Defilement and Non-Pure (Non-Purity): This means there is neither dirt nor purity.
Since everything in the world was created by God, there is originally nothing dirty.
Just as Great Master Wonhyo attained enlightenment after drinking water from a skull, dirt is created by the mind.
Non-Increase and Non-Decrease (Non-Increase and Non-Decrease): This means there is neither increase nor decrease.
This is consistent with the attributes of God.
Non-One and Non-Two (Non-One and Non-Two): This means there is neither one nor two.
This signifies the ‘Middle Way’.
This truth of non-birth and non-death reveals that humans are beings who live forever and travel the universe.

The Roles of the Heavenly Realm and Earth
The Kingdom of Heaven has ranks and classes, and there exists a celestial realm that is higher than the human world.
The celestial realm is a world that transcends science, where everything is accomplished at will.
Earth is like the ‘elementary school’ curriculum.
Experiences on Earth become memories that keep you from getting bored when you later live in Paradise.
Life on Earth is imperfect, but one must go through this stage to feel true fulfillment.
Upon becoming a Buddha, one must ascend through the six stages of the celestial realm (such as the Sama Heaven and the Thirty-Three Heavens).
Meeting the Messiah or calling upon His name is a path that allows one to bypass this complex process and go directly to Heaven.

Food of Heaven and the Sacrifice of Women:
The sun of Heaven provides not only Vitamin D but also calories, allowing one to consume food simply by looking at the light.
The manna that descended in the wilderness during the Old Testament era was also material food sent down from heaven.
Women on Earth make many sacrifices in the home.
In the extended family system, women have almost no time to leave the kitchen and suffer greatly in raising children.
In Heaven, there is no need for time to cook, so there is no suffering for women.

The Essence of Prayer: Labor and Practice.
Most prayers are about asking for blessings, but there are no blessings after death.
Rewards follow when one realizes the truth and puts it into practice.
Prayer signifies ‘labor.’
One must achieve merit with money earned through sweat; it is wrong to pray for money to run out while skipping the process.
Family happiness is the reward for painstaking hardship and labor.

Huh Kyung-young Lecture: The Truth of Products and Ingredients

This recording is a reconstruction of Mr. Huh Kyung-young’s 955th lecture, “The Truth of Products and Ingredients,” delivered on December 20, 2014. He explains human life from the perspective of products, ingredients, and the truth (instruction manual) for their proper use, emphasizing the true meaning of wisdom, knowledge, and success. Furthermore, by providing profound insights into human reincarnation, divine providence, and the role of the Messiah, he stresses the pursuit of the true purpose of life without being bound by material values.

Chapter 1: Truth, User Manual for Humans

The Essence of Humanity and the Role of Truth
Humans are products created by Heaven, and truth is an instruction manual on how to use them.
If you do not understand this instruction manual and misuse your body, you will go astray.

The human user manual is the truth.

Chapter 2: Wisdom, Knowledge, and the Nature of Money

The distinction between wisdom and knowledge
. The product signifies wisdom.
Wisdom originates in the mind.

Raw materials mean knowledge.

Knowledge is obtained from the world, that is, from outside the mind.

It is important to combine knowledge gained from outside the mind with wisdom that comes from within.

The Nature and Purpose of Money:
Money is what is contained in a bank account, and it constitutes raw material in itself.
Money is a means to achieve a goal, and that goal determines the value of money.

No matter how difficult the process of earning money may be, it is a noble thing if there is a purpose to use that money for the poor or for society.

Saving money is not the goal itself; what matters is what you will do with that money.

Chapter 3: The True Meaning of Success

The composition of success:
Success is achieving a goal.
Seong (成) means ‘the process of achieving.’ It refers to actions such as earning money or holding a government position.

Gong means ‘to bestow’.

The reason for achieving success is to achieve merit.

True Success and Failure:
If a chaebol earns a lot of money and spends it all by himself, he is not a successful person, but a failed one.
True success comes when you share what you have achieved with others. (e.g., Bill Gates)

Passing down one’s wealth solely to one’s children is not success.

If you have achieved it, you must give back.

Chapter 4: National Merit and Merit

Recognition of merit:
A ‘merit award’ is given to those who have contributed to the nation.
A person of national merit refers to a person who has rendered meritorious service to the nation, not a person who has done meritorious service to an individual.

Privileges for National Merit Recipients

National Merit Recipients receive free benefits from all government organizations and receive a monthly payment.
Upon death, they are buried in the national cemetery, and their children also receive special privileges.

Half of the pension is paid to the spouse even after death.

These benefits are given only to those who have rendered meritorious service to the nation.

Types of Merit:
A person who has dedicated themselves to the nation becomes a person of national merit.
Excellent pastors or monks are respected by believers as contributors to the truth.

Chapter 5: The Importance of the Truth User Manual

Raw Materials, Products, and the Truth.
The product (purpose) is more important than the raw materials (money) themselves, and once the product is completed, the truth (instruction manual) must be followed.
No matter how much money you earn, if you do not know the truth—that is, the social contribution manual—you cannot use it correctly.

The specific application of truth,
such as helping the poor, widows, and single women, is the instruction manual for the truth.
In an emergency, the proper order is to save children and women first, followed by the elderly and infirm.

This order is a truth that no one can deny.

If you do not know the truth, no matter how much you learn, it becomes futile study.

Even if you become a professor, a chaebol, or a president, you can be criticized if you do not know the user manual for the truth.

Chapter 6: Human Imperfection and the Pursuit of Happiness

The wise man of knowledge and misfortune
is blessed and happy.
Knowledge itself belongs to misfortune.

This world, in which 7 billion people exist, is incomplete and unhappy in itself.

A sea of ​​suffering, life.
Humans came into this world to go to happiness.
Siddhartha Gautama described this world as a ‘sea of ​​suffering’.

Humans are constantly in suffering, such as getting sick just as they seem to achieve their life goals, or developing cancer after raising their children.

Humans must bear in mind that they live in misery.

Opportunity to show merit.
Humans have an instinctive desire to succeed and give to others.
However, it is difficult to obtain opportunities to contribute due to the continuous hardships of life, such as raising children and housing issues.

You can avoid this pain by understanding the product user manual and manufacturer’s manual.

Chapter 7: The Parable of the Talents and the Principles of the Kingdom of Heaven

Parable of the Talents: The Difference Between Wisdom and Knowledge.
The one who received five talents and two talents, traded with them, and made a profit is the wise one.
The one who received one talent and buried it in the ground is one who possesses only knowledge and does not know how to use money.

The master praises those who have worked hard and contributed equally, whether they have earned a lot or a little.

In heaven, the one who buried one talent is called the one who wasted time or the lazy servant.

When giving, the amount is not important.

Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard: Equal Reward in Heaven.
The Kingdom of Heaven is like the parable of the workers in the vineyard.
Whether the laborer came early in the morning or late in the evening, one denarius is given equally to everyone.

This means that whether it is someone like Bill Gates who has donated trillions of won or someone who has only volunteered a million won, one looks at the sincerity of the heart wishing to serve, not the quantity.

The blessings given by heaven depend on the person’s heart, and the size of the blessings is the same.

Attending lectures and consistently listening to the truth is a blessing in itself.

The Kingdom of Heaven is like a vineyard like this.

Chapter 8: The Wisdom of the Eight Views

Wisdom of viewing the world through the Eight Views
. When looking at an object, one must view it from eight perspectives. This is called the Eight Views.
There is a human nature that seeks answers to all gratitude and grace through material means.

Material acts (e.g., gifting a diamond) can provide temporary pleasure, but in the long run, they can create a habit of dependence on material things.

Judgment on the Eightfold Path,
Self-Attitudes (A-sang) and Self-Views (A-gan): One must simultaneously consider the positive aspect (A-sang) that one’s wife will be pleased if a diamond is given as a gift, and the negative aspect (A-gan) that the relationship could become dependent on material things.
Impossibility: You must predict even negative outcomes, such as being kidnapped by a robber after giving a ring as a gift, or your wife being put in danger because she thinks you have money after you buy her a nice car.

Through these eight contemplations, knowledge and wisdom are determined, and one can make correct judgments.

Chapter 9: The 8 Stages of Human Growth

The stage of investigating things:
95% of humans ruin their lives while preparing for material things.
They cling only to the process of success and fail to advance to the stage of achievement.

A person who remains at this stage is called a ‘worldly person’ or a ‘merchant’.

However, if you have the goal of achieving merit while engaging in business, you can move beyond the mere investigation of things and advance to the next stage.

The Stages of Attaining Knowledge and Sincerity
Attaining Knowledge: This is the stage of seeking knowledge, to which scholars belong.
Sincerity: This is the stage of establishing one’s purpose in life, and includes people with noble intentions such as pastors, evangelists, and saints.

The Stages of Righteous Mind and Self-Cultivation
Righteous Mind: The stage of possessing a righteous mind; a Taoist falls into this category.
Self-cultivation: It is a stage where one goes beyond taking care of one’s own body and performs a public role like an official.

The stages of managing the family, governing the state, and bringing peace to the world.
Managing the family: It refers to a high-ranking government position equivalent to a minister, going beyond managing a family to governing the country.
Governing the country: This is the stage of a president or king governing a nation.

Pyeongcheonha (平天下): This is a stage equivalent to that of a UN Secretary-General who unifies and brings peace to the world. he corresponds to this stage.

Most humans remain at the stage of investigating things, acting merely as raw materials (accessories) and unable to become products.

If you understand this step and use even a small amount of money for a good cause, your stature will be elevated.

Chapter 10: The Nature of Wisdom and the Teachings of the Tripitaka

The Limitations of Materials and the Need for Wisdom
Wooden products are susceptible to fire, iron products rust in water, and clay products break with a hammer.
This shows that everything made of matter has limitations.

Wisdom provides insight that transcends the limitations of such material things.

Wisdom in the Tripitaka Koreana. The
Tripitaka Koreana contains content that points out the meaninglessness of bowing to Buddha statues made of wood, iron, or clay.
Citing the fact that Buddha statues are vulnerable to fire, water, and hammer respectively, it emphasizes that the true Buddha lies within the mind, that is, in wisdom.

Wisdom is the Buddha, and knowledge alone cannot lead to meeting the true Buddha.

Chapter 11: The Truth of Reincarnation and Immortality

Reincarnation and the Appearance of the Messiah:
The Bible contains content regarding reincarnation, which can be interpreted as Adam, Noah, Abraham, and others having reincarnated as Jesus.
The Messiah comes in a human body.

According to the Cheonbugyeong regarding non-birth and non-death
, the universe was created, yet there is no fact of creation; it was born, but in reality, it is an existence that has existed since ancient times that has migrated.
This means that human birth is ‘non-birth’.

Humans mistakenly believe they die, but in reality, after death, they enter into a tremendous light and come back to life.

This means that humans are ‘immortal’.

Humans are eternal beings with no beginning and no death.

Non-purity and Non-decrease and Non-one and Non-two.
Non-purity and Non-decrease: Even if there is something dirty in the world, since it was created by God, there is originally nothing dirty, nor is there anything clean.
There is no increase, nor is there a decrease.

Bulilbuli (不一不二): It signifies the ‘Middle Way,’ which is neither one nor two.

All these concepts belong to ‘wisdom’.

Chapter 12: The Order of the Kingdom of Heaven and Human Evolution

Prenatal dreams and prophetic dreams

Imaginary animals such as dragons and phoenixes are animals that actually exist in the heavens.
These animals appear in women’s prenatal dreams, and they are prophetic dreams sent from the heavens.

A prenatal dream foretells the future, suggesting that a child chosen by heaven will be born.

Parents who have such dreams treat their children specially and raise them to be strong.

Hierarchy and Science in Heaven
In Heaven, too, hierarchy, class, and order exist.
The celestial realm is higher than the human world, and the science there transcends human imagination.

It is possible to create people, and to summon and send back beings from the past, at will.

Food and Life in Heaven
In Heaven, there is no need to eat food because all calories are obtained through the light of the sun.
It lacks digestive organs or toilets, and only the brain and emotional organs are developed.

In the Old Testament era, ‘manna’ was material food that came down from the sky, but in the Kingdom of Heaven, it exists in the form of light.

The Earth
corresponds to the ‘elementary school’ stage where humans evolve.
You must go through this process to advance to other stars corresponding to middle school, high school, and university levels.

Experiences and memories from Earth provide the reward and joy of life in paradise.

Life on Earth is imperfect, and pain and misfortune can strike at any time.

Only by going through these steps can one realize the true meaning of life.

Chapter 13: The Role of the Messiah and Healing

He of the Messiah’s specialness
is not a wise person or one of knowledge, and is different from ordinary humans.
The Messiah is a technician who can fix a broken car (human) and is the one who created the user manual.

The Messiah comes in a human body, but is not a being like a human.

He moves in a predetermined order from the heavens, and when the time comes, will reveal everything.

He on healing abilities
diagnoses a person’s physical condition through an O-ring test and demonstrates the ability to heal diseases by changing cells with the eyes.
This is the same principle as the person who touched the hem of Jesus’ garment being healed.

This healing ability manifests regardless of faith and stems from an energy difference that is impossible with ordinary force or lift.

Conclusion: The Practice of Eternal Life and Truth.
Humans are beings destined for eternal life, and while residing on Earth, they must accumulate merit and realize and practice the truth (the instruction manual). Prayer is akin to labor, and true merit is earned when one gives to others with money earned through hard work. One must achieve the purpose of life through the wisdom of applying the truth, rather than clinging to material greed. The Messiah came to teach these truths and helps humans become complete products so that they can ascend to heaven.

Since those people said he was coming up, I wondered where Chairman Park had gone. He left just a moment ago. It snowed yesterday, but today we were still able to move the car. Chairman Park, it snowed yesterday, but today we were still able to move the car. Thank you. you know what I mean. This is the car, this is the parts, and this is the instruction manual. what is the truth? The truth is the instruction manual for humans that Heaven used when He created you.

I gave you the instruction manual on how to use humans, but you don’t know it. Instead, you carelessly leave your bodies at bars, to bad women, to thieves—that is what I’m saying. The instruction manual for humans is the truth. This is the product. This is wisdom.

Where does wisdom come from? Is wisdom from God? No. Wisdom comes from the heart. From the heart. Is that so? Then, knowledge—knowledge comes from the world, from outside the heart.

Combining what comes from the outside with what comes from the inside— wisdom comes from within the mind. Where do you get knowledge? You have to hear it from others. You have to read books. That is why it comes from outside the mind.

regarding this… then what is the money here? Where did the money go? It went into the bank account. Right, so this is money. Just like that? Then what is this? Chairman Park, look, this is money. This is the raw material.

That’s right, Then what is this? That’s money, too. No, it’s not. That’s why you all need to realize this.

The purpose for which money is needed lies here. Is that right ? Money is raw material. If I have a lot of money as raw material, if I have power, I use it. Such things are determined by the purpose.

Whether it is for God or whatever, whether you use it for your parents or friends, is there a purpose? We need to help you realize this, but even though I lecture every day, when I ask you, you remain completely silent; you are studying in vain. It may seem very easy right now, but people don’t explain it to you like this. Please make sure you don’t forget.

Why do people confuse wisdom and knowledge, like with the post office? In other words, this is a process, a process. This is a process, and what is the raw material? The result, the goal. The result is the goal.

Then how does this manifest? The goal manifests as a result. Just as Chairman Park said, this is my result. This is the process. saying that I am making money like a miser right now—I’m a madman.

It seems like you’re going to die just trying to make money. But then that person makes a fortune, just like Billets. He spends the poor so lavishly. Then wasn’t his purpose something else?

The process is miserly, but his purpose isn’t. He just throws away that money to use to make Chairman Huh president. That isn’t a good thing. In times like that, you should applaud.

I mean, how can you not clap when someone gave me money? There isn’t a single person who didn’t clap. This relationship. You must distinguish this relationship.

And God in heaven, your instruction manual is the renaming of the Middle Reformation, and that is our truth. What matters is what I do to others, what I do to others; I mean, I am saying that I should completely ignore what others do to me. I, as a person, to others—I imagine there is a huge traffic jam over there. But the cause of it is the person who had an accident there.

But regarding the person who had the accident, it seems like the cause lies with that person, but it actually lies with me. Because we were born and exist, that person was in a hurry, and competition became fierce; they ran to survive and caused the accident. Strictly speaking, the fault lies with our entire nation. Now, a murderer has appeared, killed a woman, and dismembered her.

Then who is that culprit? Strictly speaking, it is our citizens, isn’t it? As citizens, you must not think at all about what others are doing to you. It is because of what you have done for others, or because of your own mistakes, that the world operates this way; you shouldn’t think that the world is the way it is because others have done wrong. That is why you must adopt a proactive attitude. This is it.

If you read this execution manual carefully, anyone can succeed. What did I say success is? What does success mean? Achieving a goal is success. then you’re asking what this means of success? What does success mean? I taught you.

This, this is here in the surname. The surname, It’s the process of achievement. I’m saying the merit is here.

Gong. What does this Gong mean? Gong is the character for “to bestow.” The character for “to bestow.” This means to achieve.

Achieving something means making money or betting, doesn’t it? The reason for taking this surname is to perform merit. That’s right, If a successful tycoon makes a lot of money and spends it all by himself, is that person successful or a failure? A failure.

Why? Because it’s the character for “merit” (功). You share what you have achieved with others. Just like Bill Gates. Then people say Bill Gates has succeeded.

Back then, if someone graduated, left behind a building, made a fortune, and just handed it over to their son… is that person a success? That person is not a success. Giving their own assets to their son—how can that be considered success? If you have achieved something, give back.

You guys absolutely must not forget this. It’s absolutely dumbfounding to see you guys write this down after succeeding, only to sit there saying, “I learned this a long time ago,” when I ask you about it. Chairman Park should be pounding the ground in rage and wailing.

I don’t understand what you’re saying. “Seong” is the process, “Gong” is the goal of life, and this is the result—this is what you’ve given. So we call this “merit,” don’t we? Merit.

They are giving an award of merit. Because there is merit. That person has contributed to the nation. they are giving the award, aren’t they?

I receive money from the government every month. What is this? Samjeon-dongsa, this, this, this, this, a person of national merit. What does that mean? No, it’s the character for “to have.” Is that right or wrong? Does it mean there is merit? It means someone who has made a contribution. flying on airplanes, driving cars, visiting the National Theater, or any government organization is free.

For example, they give you money there every month. And if you don’t go to collect it, a notice comes telling you to go get it. And yes, when you die, you go to the national cemetery—yes, yes. Also, the children of those who possess this receive special privileges.

They provide that for things like field experience. And since the money continues until death, if I have a wife, half of it goes to her when I die, until death. is this someone who did something for the state? Someone who rendered meritorious service and gave generously.

I mean, they don’t give this to just anyone. Do you think there will be any national cemeteries left? it is for those who have made contributions. Those who have made contributions. They are persons of merit.

Then where is the credit? Does the individual have it? The nation. The credit lies with the nation. Credit was bestowed upon the nation. The nation has the credit.

He rendered meritorious service to the nation. He is one who has rendered meritorious service to the nation. A person of national merit. The exact title is “Person of National Merit.”

First of all, I performed a service to the nation, not to an individual. That’s right, I treated a village or a temple well. I treat a church well.

Let’s erect a monument of merit. Putting in something free. Yeah, yeah. I’m saying it’s not a certificate of merit.

There aren’t that many people among us who have rendered meritorious service to the Republic of Korea, are there? You’re really boasting about it again. being a person of national merit means that my mother and father trained and built their bodies diligently, earned money socially, and used it for the benefit of others. Therefore, because this person used it for the country, they are a person of national merit.

Then, great pastors or monks are contributors to the truth, aren’t they? Right. That is why the believers revere them. Now, do you understand this? this raw material isn’t that important.

The product is always more important than the raw materials, and once the product is complete, what is there? You must use it with the truth. imagine Bill Gates succeeds and wants to make a fortune; can he just do it on his own? He can’t do it without this. The truth. If I earn 100 billion or 1,000 trillion, where has God written this? Heaven has written it down. You must know the truth, the social explanation manual, to use this money…

So why is it that when Bill Gates says he will use that money for poor people in Africa, children who can’t study, or the sick, there is an instruction manual included? If it says, “Help the poor,” “Help widows,” or “Help single women living alone because they couldn’t get married,” that is the instruction manual. It also says, “When someone is drowning, save the women and children first. Let the men die.”

This is the order. Right or wrong. They say the positions move up in order. And even then, starting with the old, they save the children first, and then the elderly first.

Young people just do it because they have no choice, even if they die from it. And only 10 people can fit on this ship, but 100 died. That is how it is. If you can’t hear the purchase, when they say only 10 people can fit, it refers to children and women.

Next, this order is the truth. No one can deny that. But here, Gangbaek is the only one getting on, and everyone else is getting off. Hey, gangsters are coming in right from the start with my friends.

Then, would it be enough to take ten people? If you throw all the children away like that, this isn’t an instruction manual for the death penalty, that’s what I’m saying. It’s very simple. However, when I ask you, even if you’ve studied the truth for years, you don’t know the truth itself. I thought that was the case.

So now that the year is coming to an end, no matter how good the product or ingredients are, if the truth of the instruction manual isn’t included, that person is living in vain. What do you say if you become a professor? What do you say if you become a tycoon? What do you say if you become a president? Just always getting slammed with finger-pointing insults. You should have listened after reading the instruction manual of truth. Well, I guess I can’t really talk at length about the President.

Is there anything special about life? I’m getting worked up for no reason, so just drink it instead of using a cup. Don’t bring a cup. The screening process for national merit recipients is strict. Does it not work if you offer a bribe? Yes, does it work if you offer a bribe? No.

No, that is not allowed. Not just anyone can become a person of national merit. I doubt whether there will actually be any more such individuals in our country in the future. The elders of the past dedicated themselves wholeheartedly to the nation, but there are hardly any of our young people today who have achieved this distinction.

It’s just like that. It’s government individualism. The elders of the past, the national heroes, risked their lives for the country—whether it was the independence movement or whatever. when you have parents and the country, which comes first? When you have parents and the country, which comes first? The country comes first. You have to leave your parents in a shelter and go to the battlefield.

Mother limps and can’t even walk, yet you have to leave her behind and get drafted. If you don’t go, you’ll be executed by firing squad. Between loyalty and filial piety, loyalty takes precedence.

That is how it has to be. Because the nation exists. That is why, in all aspects of our lives, the “instruction manual for truth” states that children have priority. After children come women, followed by the infirm and the elderly.

young people should be prepared to drown if there is a ship accident. Then, is it possible to navigate the rough open sea? Well, that is the case. Then, let me ask you a question. What are all 7 billion people of humanity—uh, all of us 7 billion people? Products. Yes, products.

But is a population of 7 billion a product? Chairman Park, take a good look. Don’t just sit back and do nothing. 7 billion people as a product? This is the material. I’m the one asking.

Does anyone know? I think it’s the material. Are the 7 billion people this finished product? They are the material. they are the material. Why the material? They are one for making the world. Because they haven’t produced the results of life yet.

You are right here right now. I’m telling you, you are right here. once this product is actually completed, you will be here—here too. What kind of instruction manual would be in here? I’m asking what kind of manual would be in here. Well, there would probably be action guidelines over there.

No, that’s not right. Would there be instructions for mixing materials or assembling a machine? Of course there would. There is an instruction manual for a finished car, but would there be instructions for assembling the parts? Yes, there are. Those instructions for assembling the parts are what you call knowledge. Right, right.

It’s knowledge, you know? But even with the same instructions, is a machine user manual different from an assembly manual? That’s on a lower level. That’s called knowledge. However, using something that is on a higher level—something that is already finished—is the user manual.

It’s about how to use the car itself—that instruction manual. when this 7 billion human race is complete, won’t they leave the Earth? They will. When it’s complete, what do they do with the ball when they leave? They leave the ball behind. Right, isn’t it? Only those who leave the ball here will leave.

That is why you are struggling to achieve merit against one another. Whether it is for the nation or for yourself, there is an instinct to do good deeds so that someday you can leave this earth. Yes, you do this because you do not know the Kingdom of Heaven, but for Heaven, this machine, this car, has broken down. Since it broke down, who came? Humans cannot fix it.

The technician. That technician, this one, Messiah. Can that technician fix this broken car? I’m saying they can’t fix it. Right, right.

In that case, even though you have assembled and made this, you know the one who created the instruction manual? That person has to come back to explain it. Then, once you have completed the product, you ascend down to the sky. Until then, you continue to reincarnate on Earth.

Read Matthew 1:1. Why is it so dark? Isn’t the light on over there in the room? I did it because it was sparkling there. really? If you can see the letters, read it. It says “The Genealogy of Jesus Christ, the Christ of David.”

Right. So I have to read it over there. Jehovah said, saying to Israel. No, no.

Chapter 1, Verse 1. Where are you reading? Really? Do you think I don’t know? You don’t know the instruction manual. I put the manual right in front of your nose, but you’re looking at the wrong thing. Jesus Christ, the son of Abraham and David.

“Engrave it. Abraham begat Isaac, Isaac begat Jacob, and Jesus Christ, the son of Abraham and David—engrave it,” it says. That is the key point, isn’t it? Then Jesus is the son of Abraham and David. The Bible doesn’t say He was conceived by the Holy Spirit.

That writing doesn’t mean that person received the seed, the sperm. It means that he came as a descendant. Why did Jesus write this kind of genealogy in the Gospel of Matthew instead of appearing as the genealogy of God? I will tell you that story. When this Messiah comes, he comes in a human body.

He came in a human body, and in the New Testament, this Jesus is referred to as Jesus Christ, the son of Abraham and David. First, who is the tenth-generation descendant of Adam, the author of Jesus? Noah. Abraham, the tenth-generation descendant of Noah. It is Abraham.

No, Abraham’s tenth descendant. It’s the Protector. The Protector. And then there’s Usiah.

Next is Usiah, the tenth-generation descendant of the Protector. Usiah. Then, who is Usiah’s tenth-generation descendant? Usiah’s tenth-generation descendant. who is Abraham’s fiftyth-generation descendant? That’s the easiest one. Abiyoth.

Abiusi. What will you do if you lose that? I taught you a long time ago. Who is Abiusi’s tenth descendant? It is Jesus. It is Jesus.

Then, these people clearly have a genealogy spanning 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10 generations—4,000 years. Right, isn’t it? the Gospel of Matthew states that it flowed this way and this genealogy continued in this manner. But Mary’s bridegroom—Mary suddenly became pregnant. Even though they hadn’t slept together.

Then, if the child Mary bore was not a descendant of Abraham and David, but a child of God conceived directly in heaven, should this be included in the Bible ? It shouldn’t be. Even if it were in the Old Testament, it would be incomprehensible, but it is in the New Testament. Is it written that there is reincarnation? Or not? It means that this person reincarnates as this person, and this person reincarnates as this person to come. It means that it is written that way.

He is likely Jesus Christ, the descendant of Abraham and David, coming through reincarnation, but in a human body. It means the Messiah comes in a human body. Does that make sense? It is said that this Abraham did not exist for this person named Jesus. He could not have existed.

The Bible tells us this, but then drama creators and novelists add things like this and that. when you meet a baby, how many bodies does a dragon have? Assistant Professor, make a face and ask, “How many bodies does a dragon have?” “Eleven.” “That’s right, What does a dragon’s nose resemble?” “A pig’s nose.”

Right, right. A dragon’s nose is all wrinkled, like this. You can see the nostrils flaring up, like a pig’s nose—is that right? Or not? What about a dragon’s feet? Chicken feet. Is it because dinosaurs’ feet look like chickens’? They’re chicken feet.

Because dinosaurs are also part of the dragon. What is the dragon’s body? It’s the Snake. The Snake. The dragon’s eyes are the Tiger. Really? The dragon’s horns are the Ox.

Anyway, the dragon contains all 11 zodiac signs. including the dragon, there are 12 in total. But who combined these to create the dragon? The dragon’s ears are horse ears. For example, then, all 12 or 11 zodiac signs are included.

That combination is a dragon. But you might think, “Someone took a dragon, imagined it, and mixed it up—drawing a pig’s nose, tiger eyes, and monkey eyebrows. then why would they take a dragon and create it like that?” It absolutely wasn’t something someone created out of imagination. You need to know that.

does a dragon actually come? No, it doesn’t. Does a phoenix actually exist? It’s a non-existent bird. However, the only place it appears is in women’s prenatal dreams. A dragon always appears there.

The mothers saw all of that. What they drew exactly as they saw it is a dragon. All eleven zodiac signs are included in it. They drew it exactly as they saw it, and it is a phoenix.

A person with a big belly. Oh my, my mom just woke up to that phoenix in her dream, and its face… I won’t forget it forever, until the child dies. The dream is so vivid. So when I draw it, it becomes a dragon.

When I drew it, it was a phoenix. Why would that appear? It’s not the imaginary bird you talk about. I’m telling you, it’s not an imaginary animal. Right, that’s right.

This is an actual animal from the heavens. That’s right, that’s correct. If God appears in your dream, or the UN Secretary-General, or the President, or an animal from the heavens appears, you are hitting the jackpot. Right, right.

A dragon from heaven can appear riding on you. In your dreams. Since it is a means of transportation that you can ride freely in heaven, imagine how much good fortune is coming your way when you appear riding it. Isn’t that so? That is when you should buy a lottery ticket.

when I speak to you from this Kingdom of Heaven, I teach you with this. With this wisdom. Right, is that correct? Don’t I teach you with this? Right, is that correct? You need to have seen this, you need to have studied it, for you to look at English.

I mean that there are things that appear even though you have never seen them. You have never once added any ingredients, yet a dragon appears in your head. Like a pregnant woman who has never seen a dragon. She has never even thought about it. But suddenly, a dragon appeared.

It just breathed fire from its mouth and rushed right into my stomach. Then that must be a normal thing. It wasn’t. Then did it have any knowledge? It didn’t.

A woman who knows how to draw a dragon? I don’t know. But since this has appeared, I am saying that you must know about this castle. Why has this come? I am saying that you have done a good deed because of this. Since you have done a good deed, the son you bear is a child chosen by Heaven, so you must raise him well.

she definitely has to use honorifics with the son she gave birth to. It’s difficult for her to be a mother. She just wants to idolize him. You know, there are sons like that.

A daughter like that. Then she is treated well within the family. Even if her mother loses her memory there, she makes her study. Why? Because of her dream.

And they don’t speak harshly to the child either. From the time the child is this small, they ask, “What’s up? What do you want? What do you think? What do you think?” Whenever Mom and Dad are planning to go somewhere, they ask, “What is it like going out with Mom and Dad this Sunday?” But in Korea, people just say, “Hey, come along.” Mom and Dad decide it, and the child just follows along because they say, “Hey, today is the day we go out. Come along.”

Then, they said that children in our country are engaging in education. Do such people accumulate merit ? They cannot. for those who have had such dreams, the parents keep asking the child questions. They kept doting on the child.

Asking questions. You have to raise them to be strong while doing that. Mothers do that kind of thing. What I’m saying is that great figures like that do not go through this process but emerge directly from human wisdom.

someone like Schubert is someone who experiences this without going through any special procedures. He is a blind man who creates world-renowned music. Even today, no one can create music like that.

There is a way to go straight here. It goes straight. Everyone. You all have to put this in here.

Did I put this into my head by going through this process? I’m saying no. Why is this process omitted? That is why I am the Messiah. Right, right.

This. When I explain things like this, it looks very easy, but all of humanity needs to know this. Young people in our country don’t even know what success, achievement, or merit truly means in this process of life. Success is the process, and merit is the result; this result involves giving. We succeed to give something to others on this earth.

They just made money and that’s it. If you think they do it to exploit a sense of authority, those kinds of people are bound to cause trouble. what I am saying is about Jesus Christ. The interpretation is different in every single one of the 66 books of the Bible.

But Matthew 1:1 right now is the Full Gospel. The Full Gospel. Let’s not go face to face. The Full Gospel.

Even among the Gospels, if you look into the four Gospels, those four Gospels are directly related to Jesus. They directly record the deeds of Jesus. Look there. If you look there, do you see how Jesus was born?

Also, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, no, time. I mean, there is some. There isn’t much time. Now, so, if I change this into another word, what does it become? I said that if you change wisdom into another word, the wise person is the blessed one.

Happiness. To put this ingredient in another word, knowledge itself is misfortune. This knowledge, this world you are in, this world where 7 billion people exist—it is incomplete in itself. That is why it is called misfortune.

You came into this world to go to happiness. That is why Shakyamuni said that this world is a sea of ​​suffering. Imperfect. I am a sea of ​​suffering.

What? Once they become one, just when you think you’ve succeeded at the end of ten thousand steps, illness strikes. After ten thousand steps, you marry her off, raise her, send her to college, and marry her off, and just when you can finally rest, she gets cancer. They absolutely never let her rest.

That is the sea of ​​confession right here. You are in the midst of misfortune. You must keep that in mind. Why am I here rambling on about this? Invesia, you all always yearn for the world you are in.

Why this world? You are struggling to become someone who bestows happiness and merit upon others. You have an overwhelming desire to give to others, wanting to say to a poor friend, “Hey, spend about 100 million won,” or to a relative, “Hey, spend some.” You want to give back, but it just doesn’t work out. Every time you accomplish something, you have to marry off your daughter.

I have to do my son’s gloves again. It is also distressing because my son is constantly moving from one rental room to another due to housing issues. Yet, I can’t just take my own house away from him either. As my relationship with my child becomes continuously entangled like this, I am in pain, and I have no opportunity to resolve this situation.

It’s just like that. That’s your life. What I’m saying is, if I teach you the product manual—this instruction manual and that instruction manual—you can avoid that. That is why this lecture is necessary.

So that’s why they wrote “National Merit Awardee” in the largest letters. Advisor Kim quoted Matthew 25:15, “To each according to his ability, he gave one five talents, to another two, and to another one, and went away. The one who received five talents went immediately and traded with them and gained five more talents, and the one who received two talents did the same and gained two more talents…” But the one who received one talent went and dug a hole in the ground and hid his master’s money. After a long time, the master returned and settled the matter with them. The one who received five talents came back with five more talents and said, “Lord, give me five more talents.” What this means is, what is the one who simply holds onto money doing? It belongs to knowledge.

With one talent. What kind of person is the one who doubled five talents with five talents? He is a wise man. But did Jesus teach the master how to use that money? The master didn’t teach him.

He just handed over the money. He simply handed it over and said, “Figure it out yourself.” when that person entrusts the money without an instruction manual, someone with only knowledge won’t know how to use it. They bury it in the ground.

But did the wise man bury it in the ground? He didn’t bury it. He threw away the talent. He didn’t bury it. But what does Jesus say later? You can see Jesus as the Master who has now returned.

When the master returned, what did he praise them for? He praised them, saying they were excellent. But listen carefully. He praised the one with two talents and the one with five talents exactly the same. Is there anything like, “You earned a lot, so I praise you, and you earned little, so I praise you less”? No, there isn’t.

When you give, whether you achieve great success or little success here has nothing to do with it. Here. However, what Heaven calls the one who possessed one talent is, in other words, that he is one who wasted his time. Do you understand what that means? In other words, this is called a married man.

They call it marriage. What I taught you is that you have to study hard. Uh. If I teach you just one thing, you have to realize ten.

But if I teach you one thing and then ask you again later, you won’t know. That is what I am saying. Did someone teach me that in my ear every single day? That is how it works. Yes, that means they possess an enormous amount of knowledge. I am saying that humans beyond your imagination possess an unimaginable, massive amount of knowledge.

So what I’m saying is, the reason I quote the Bible or the Tripitaka—citing dozens of scriptures like the Quran, the Bible, the Tripitaka, and the Ramayana—is to show you examples. Now, look up Matthew 20:1. Here, it was the story of the one with one talent, and the one with two and five talents. let’s look again at what Jesus says.

“The kingdom of heaven is like a master who hires laborers and sends them into his vineyard, and sends them into his vineyard, and sends them into his vineyard,” He said. And He is like His master. I promised them a daenarius a day and sent them into the vineyard, and sent them into the vineyard again. At the third hour I went out and saw more men standing idle in the marketplace. So I said to them, “Go also into the vineyard, and I will give you what is due.” So they went. At the sixth and ninth hours I went out and did likewise. At the eleventh hour I went out and saw more men standing there. Those who had gone out in the morning to debate said again, “You appointed us as laborers; why are we standing here idle all day long?” He said, “Go also into the vineyard.” When evening came, the owner of the vineyard said to his steward, “Call some men and plant shoots, beginning with the last ones and ending with the first.” So those who came at the eleventh hour came and received one narius each. Those who came first expected to receive more, but they also received one narius each.

that means… this is also… the opposite. This is the opposite of the talents mentioned earlier. This side was telling me about the shape of heaven. The shape of heaven, what did you say about heaven? What was just mentioned? Mrs. Park on the front screen, what is the content? Entering the vineyard and working.

But why is the opposite of this same content? It is almost as if you have to work for things to sprout. There was the one who entered in the morning, and the one who entered the vineyard in the evening—oh, you know, the one who entered at lunchtime. Yet, they were all given one denarius each from heaven. That is how it works.

You are Bill Gates; it is not because you played with trillions of dollars for others that you are given an extra award. That person could only volunteer 1 million won, and their income is that low. In that case, their labor is counted equally to Heaven. saying “I am not rich, so I cannot do good deeds”

Since I am a low-level employee, I barely make ends meet on a salary of one million won. Yet, I can walk past a beggar. I can turn a blind eye. Is it okay to say it like this, ? All blessings from heaven depend on where a person’s center lies, not on quantity. Is that not true? But here, they judge by quantity.

Here, the point is that one must be diligent to do things. That is different from this. isn’t God an unequal being? How can He give the same sprout to someone who started early and someone who came late? And also, does He praise those who started first while telling those who earned less to just keep at it? You can easily confuse this with such behavior. Advisor Kim, That is why the true truth of heaven lies in Billy, who earns a lot of money.

Whether one earns money or has a heart to serve and feels compassion for others, it is the same. The magnitude of that blessing is that the key to the vineyard of the Kingdom of Heaven is given equally. That is the way it is. it is not a good thing just because many people have gathered here.

Jesus first lectured to the twelve disciples with such a small gathering, then to 24, then to 36, but the number of people is not what matters. What is important is how many or fewer people there are who have been teaching the truth for over a decade, and those who come there and listen consistently are blessed. Whether you learned a lot or a little there, or just because you cannot answer my questions, that does not mean you have no reward. That is right, that is right.

Even if you don’t know anything, isn’t there a reward just for attending? That is what I’m saying regarding the Kingdom of Heaven. Exactly, exactly. This.

It means it is like a vineyard. Now, for example, I can do it. So this is It’s a bo. There I am.

It’s real. Some of us. He is looking like. Investigate by detail this that can be seen in the nin.

Whросl nego of The Shot in the fr revelation the is this can search as a donM9 this. It becomes a fusion. Once this enters my mind, I realize I shouldn’t be greedy for useless things. Whether viewed as just this Agan or as a warrior, how many are there when looking at this one thing? Eight.

It is called the Eight Precepts. The Eight Precepts. When looking at that pastor, you have to view him in eight ways. So this is the 8th question.

This knowledge is the 8th question. You can now see the 8th question. The 8th question is the 8th question. The 8th question is the 8th question.

So I bought diamonds. I bought a lot of money. I had no money. They are incredibly today.

However, when his family spoke to him, he said that Birch and IPD would fund one. But when he came home? So he is Birch. does a man think, “Does my wife work hard?” If he tries to score points by buying her diamonds, then something happens. There will be consequences. When looking at diamonds from that perspective, he thinks, “Hey, if I give this, my wife will be happy. My lover will feel secure later, and there won’t be any anxiety.” People try to get answers through material things, seeking all gratitude and grace. No matter how much they say thank you, there has to be a gift; when material things are present, that feeling becomes stronger. When Bill Gates was doing this earlier, did he become stronger because he had material things? No, he didn’t. But is it okay to just sit around helping everyone in the world with only your heart? No, it isn’t. There must be some kind of action here, such as material things, trust, or explanations. But if you buy clothes for a lover and think, “My lover will smile and be happy,” then anger comes. if you look at it from the perspective of the self, you can see this. Then they say, “Wow, that’s nice,” but they think about it for a while longer.

“Hey, is it impossible if I buy that for her?” From the very beginning, from the start of marriage, wouldn’t a woman try to get involved with material things? You have to view it as a negative thing, too. I have to win her points based on my looks, but if I rely on material things to win her over, won’t she run away instead of becoming my devoted wife when I run out of money later? You have to think about that. Because it forms a habit. A habit.

even when giving a single ring as a gift, I might think, “Hey, I chose a copper ring… seriously, that really grabs some air.” My love lies in genuinely liking that person; expressing it through jewelry feels a bit childish. Do you have these thoughts? You do. Because I worry that my noble love might be betrayed by this diamond ring. You know, that could actually happen.

you might think, “Am I some kind of person who uses a ring to charm a woman?” But when you pass by, you absolutely must consider this. That is why the possibility of impossibility is necessary. What if I buy this, and then this person goes out wearing the ring and gets kidnapped by a robber, and an accident happens because of it? What if I buy this person a nice car, and they think a used car would be fine, but if I buy them a good new car, someone kidnaps them thinking they have money and kills my wife? even though you want to buy a nice car, do you have to consider the impossibility ? You have to, you have to, you have to.

he can intentionally buy you a used car because he loves you. Even if it happens, the couple won’t fight. Hey, then a used car. It works out to mean, “It won’t cost much.”

But is it right to fight over a new car so often? In this way, knowledge and wisdom are determined by these eight precepts. When making judgments, you think about those eight points, and then you think a bit more like this: what are the eight articles? You know the eight articles. Everyone is supposed to be unable to memorize them, but can’t you? There is this bottle of water right here. initially, about 95% of humans ruin their lives while preparing for material things, but these material things cannot even reach the air. They are tied up here and there, almost to the extent of their own evil intentions.

Castle, castle. It’s supposed to be success, but everyone struggles so hard in the castle, and if they go back and forth here, they end up in ruin. That’s just how it is. I’m telling you, most of life is about not getting things for free and ending up in ruin.

those listening to my lectures will be able to go this way through this. Our purpose is to obtain this, but everyone who investigates things is bound to this material thing; 95% are like that. Ultimately, these people cannot go to emptiness, they cannot go this way; it is just like that. Then, what do you say about the slightly better ones? It is insight, it is insight.

what kind of people are these? This is the letter R. I’m telling you, this isn’t wisdom. Wisdom is seeking knowledge. let’s see if there are about 1% of people like this.

this is the second one. What kind of person is the next? Sincerity. Someone who establishes a purpose in life. I am going to become a pastor.

Someone like this, I’m going to be an evangelist. Where did you go? An evangelist. The restroom. This kind of person is an evangelist.

Then, a person with this intention will become a scholar who studies knowledge. Such a person becomes someone who engages in various acts of holiness, such as becoming a saint, a patriotic pastor, or some kind of saintess. Next, the fourth is Jeongsim. What is Jeongsim? It is a Taoist. A Taoist, a righteous mind.

Next, the fifth is Susin. What is Susin? The investigation of things by government officials is also included in Susin. You all think that Susin is about taking care of one’s own body, but what does “Jaega” mean? A high government position, a ministerial-level position. “Jaega” means governing not only the family but also the country.

the seventh is Chiguk Pyeongcheonha. Then this refers to a president or a king. Chiguk means to govern a country. This is the president.

Then what is the eighth one? It’s the UN Secretary-General. World peace. I am here to do this. World unification, world peace.

However, with these eight stages existing, where are most humans? They are in the realm of “investigating things,” so they cannot become the product. They are raw materials, raw materials. Humans are wandering around as parts. As parts.

if you understand this, even a small amount of money used for good causes is being used for the good of the country. I am just the county governor of our village. Minister-level positions should gradually rise in rank; the higher you go up to, the higher the status becomes. But they are simply satisfied here. In the study of things, in material matters.

Even though I studied this a long time ago, everyone has forgotten it. Ordinary person, commoner, great person, Taoist. This is an ordinary person, very much so. That is what is called an ordinary person.

A merchant. Since a merchant does nothing but trade until he dies, he has no merit. He has made no great contribution to the nation, society, or his neighbors. But isn’t it possible to achieve merit even while doing business?

If you realize this while doing business—remember the story about the vineyard I mentioned earlier—I mean to say, live like that vineyard. It is not that doing business is the sole purpose, but that it is a method; you should work hard to contribute something to society. I am saying that making a lot of money is good.

that person is not in the realm of investigating things. They come down. I am saying that this war is not about someone who is in this realm of observation. It is about someone who does this while doing business, someone who is interested in these things while doing business; someone whose level rises, rises.

But nouveau riche are people who only cling to this one thing—making money. But what I’m saying is, most people try to make money but end up dying without earning any. Do what you want to do properly. See you in the next video.

Now, let me ask you a question to show you how this wisdom differs from knowledge. What can’t a product made of wood overcome? It can’t overcome fire. Then, let’s try making something strong out of iron. What can’t a product made of iron overcome? A product made of iron can’t overcome water.

It rusts. Yeah, yeah. It rusts. What can’t products made of clay win? What can’t things made of clay win? As for wood, well, wood can’t win loyalty.

Just look into this. This is wisdom. Over there, water, water. As for products made of clay, water… no matter how strong the fire is, clay won’t explode.

No matter how much pottery is fired, it does not fear the fire. So why do you only create knowledge? This is wisdom. You have to consider iron to be correct, but it cannot defeat the hammer.

A hammer. No matter how much fire you hit with clay, if you use a hammer, can you win or lose? Because if there is impact, it becomes a hammer. Why? I mean, can a product made of clay actually defeat a hammer? The reason I said this is to show you how dangerous your thinking is. You say wooden products can’t withstand fire, but iron products rot in water. Yes, that is true.

It rusts, so eventually, it won’t last for a few thousand years. If it lasts too long, it disappears. Then, the saying that clay products can’t withstand a hammer might not come up. Isn’t that correct? However, this is the correct answer.

Right, isn’t that so? I mean, wisdom is like when you take a test and the teacher asks a question like this. You get stuck right there, don’t you? In that moment, a wise person says, “Hey, water, fire, and wind—it can’t be this. There’s something here.” You have to pick this one out with a hammer.

It’s so clear. Even so, as someone who knows the answer, why wouldn’t you know, Yang-guk? You are a wise person. This, this is a story found in the Tripitaka Koreana.

This is how the Tripitaka Koreana comes up habitually. No matter how much you make a Buddha statue and buy fire, a statue made of wood will burn up. That’s why it’s like that. The point is, why are you sitting there bowing to something that can’t even defeat fire?

Next, let’s say there is a Buddha made of iron. If it just rusts later—if iron passes by—it will rust too. Then what do you call that a Buddha statue? It can’t even withstand water.

That is how it is. If you try to ruin a clay Buddha statue by hitting it, it just shatters. How can you sit there calling that a Buddha? This is written in the Tripitaka. Therefore, the true Buddha is within your hearts.

I am saying that it is right here. Your wisdom is the Buddha. Since you are strutting around with only knowledge and cannot meet the Buddha of wisdom, I have come with you to teach you this instruction manual. Pastor. It will be a little different from your lectures.

if it exists, wouldn’t there be no fact of birth? It appears in the Bible. We discussed reincarnation earlier. Reincarnation was mentioned earlier, wasn’t it? The fact of reincarnation.

You can see this Adam as Jesus, and you can also see Noah as Jesus. You can also see Abraham as Jesus. That is what I mean. It originates.

Now, non-birth. Why is it non-birth? That is what you are teaching me wisdom about. Look. When we say “one time, no more time, one stone, three extremes, infinite source,” if you look at the word “source,” there is “one time.” It means that creation took place—one thing was created in this universe—but the fact that there is no one time has ever existed to create that one thing.

Right. Then, here in the Cheonbugyeong, the eighth one: Jeonilil, Jiilil, Inilsam, Iljeok Sipgeo, Mugeuh Hwasam, Jeonisam, Jionisam, Inisam, Daesamhap Yukseng, Chilpalgu Unsamsa, Seunghan Ochil, Ilmyoyeon, Manhwa Manhwa—yes, that’s correct. Yongbyeon Budongbon, Budongbon, Budongbon, Wonsim, Wontaeyang. At the end here is Injung Cheonjiil, and then if you look here, at the end there is Iljong Mujong, Mirijong. this means that although our ancestors were created a thousand or ten thousand years ago, the act of creation itself cannot exist; they did give birth to a child, but in reality, that child has existed since ancient times.

The baby that was there has moved and come. At that moment, a specific child is definitely sent to you in your mother’s mind. That image enters you clearly. Some people saw a phoenix, and for those who saw a dragon, their family has succeeded.

when it manifests directly into reality without going through this process, what do we call that? What kind of dream is that called? A dragon dream, a prenatal dream. We call it a prenatal dream, but in what category of dreams does a prenatal dream fall? It is a prophetic dream. It is a prophetic dream. Then, this prophetic dream tells you the future in advance.

Precognition, prophetic dreams. It tells you the future in advance. this person has never seen this dragon, but the heavens give them a precise prophecy. Hey, your child is someone who is coming down from somewhere in the heavens using that.

raise your dog well. But you might not know this, but when you go to heaven, there is a hierarchy there too. There is a class system and order. Not everyone is the same.

If you go there, there is a celestial realm higher than the human world. There is a celestial realm and a heavenly kingdom, and those who were here come up to do work. There are people who do it. unlike our society, which is trash.

There have to be people cleaning and things like that. It’s similar there, too. It is similar, but science has developed to an extent you cannot even imagine. They can create people right before your eyes, and with a few taps, they can summon or send away their own mothers from thousands of years ago—they do whatever they want. everything transcends science; just like what I am doing here, they can change people at will, converse with cells, and so on.

But what do you say we eat? Are you trying to do just one thing? We eat dew. It’s not dew. You said there is a sun from which food comes. Right now, what kind of food comes to us from this sun? What kind of food comes from this sun? One thing comes to us.

What comes as one? Vitamin D. Vitamin D is sent from the sky. Why can’t humans make it? Vitamin D cannot be synthesized in the body. That is sent from the sun.

Vitamin D comes, but do calories come? Or not? They don’t come. They aren’t sending calories. But in the Kingdom of Heaven, where the Messiah you know came, there is a sun, but it is not this kind of sun. From that sun, not only Vitamin D comes, but all the calories come as well.

Whatever hits the skin, it just always takes something with it. There is no such thing as whether the food is digested or not. Since there are no toilets or anything like that, the human body never experiences indigestion or anything like that. What is developed? Only the brain is developed.

Only the brain and emotional organs are developed. if you talk about that in detail, I’ll go crazy. please explain it to me in detail. it is the sun, but anyone who sees its light will eat it.

If you look at the Bible, that happened in the Old Testament era as well. They traveled through the wilderness for 40 years; what did they eat to survive? Manna. Because it came down from heaven, or rather, because it didn’t. It does come down.

At that time, it descends as matter, but what is it seen as above? It comes as light. It receives everything as light. if you receive it through the skin, it is simply food. If you imagine a housewife on Earth, and she looks into marriage, you will realize just how precious a daughter is to a woman raising one.

But honestly speaking, if this woman were a truly excellent housewife, she wouldn’t have much time to leave the kitchen. When she comes back from the market, after breakfast, she has to prepare lunch for her father-in-law and mother-in-law. And as soon as they finish lunch, she has to prepare dinner. She even has to make snacks for them.

I cook rice five times a day. When I was young, seeing mothers in the countryside really brought tears to my eyes. They don’t even have refrigerators, so where do they get the side dishes to prepare all that food? They can never quite manage it.

what you really need to respect are the women. There isn’t even a sink in that kitchen. Just a single pot sitting there. And then there’s the dirt.

It’s really nothing special. Yet, I still cook a tremendous amount of food for the kids. To be honest, for the New Year, just picking a single pumpkin rind or trimming a burdock root takes an enormous amount of time. Looking at it now, that’s why a woman has to cook for a family of 10 people in every household; even having 10 refrigerators wouldn’t be enough.

We have a really hard time. But we have to cook meals in winter, summer, and spring. in our country, just seeing a woman is enough to bring tears to your eyes. That is why, when you have a daughter and marry her off, you send her off on gruel.

From the perspective of parents in the old days, you become nothing more than a ghost who just goes to the house to cook. if this woman is a true full-time housewife, consider whether or not she has any time of her own in an old-fashioned large family. She can’t even read a single book. If she does, she gets kicked out of the place of origin.

And they have to have one child every year. Usually about 10 in 10 years. Well, they give birth to about 10 children every 20 years, you know. The suffering of these women—this is their torment.

But when you go to that country, Heaven, will there be time to cook? No. Whether you like it or not, it is something absolutely necessary. This food. I mean, there is a class system for this.

This earth is truly at rock bottom. Be grateful that I have come. Since there is no sunlight here, I am sending down manna. is this manna, the manna in the Bible, fake? I am saying that it is not fake.

Do you realize it’s a part? Even if it’s still being kept. So it’s not fake, but because I’m fixing you all like this, it seems fake. Does my energy belong here ? Huh Kyung-young doesn’t belong here, does he? I am not a part. I am not a controlled product either.

You all have to go to the Buddha’s world, but even this Buddha is at the bottom. The bottom. Where is the world that a Buddha ascends to? Where is the world that you ascend to when you become a Buddha? It is the Heavenly Realm. It is the Heavenly Realm.

I mean that if you go up, you go up to the heavenly realm. You go up from here to here. That is the Buddha. Then, if you go up here, there are six worlds here.

This place is called the Six Thousand. Where is the first place one goes after becoming a Buddha? It is the Heaven of Sama King in Bari. Sama King Heaven. In the Buddhist scriptures, this is Sama King Heaven.

Then, where are you going to the second heaven? The second heaven. Where is the second heaven? It’s the Tushita Heaven. You’ve heard of it. If you go to the Tushita Heaven, there are 33 heavens. There are 33 skies.

Stop the sky again. It would take a very long time to explain the 33 heavens within it. It is a story found in the Tripitaka. Then, when you become a Buddha, you must ascend up to the 6th stage.

At the very top is the Tushita Heaven. The sixth stage of the Tushita Heaven. You have to ascend to this sixth Tushita Heaven, but the Buddha ranks are incredibly numerous.

just because you have accumulated merit doesn’t mean you go straight to the Golden Hall, or meet the Messiah, or become a company because someone called my name. For an ordinary person to become a Buddha, they must pass through these six realms. They ascend by going through an enormous amount of time. Second, isn’t the sixth one the same, the Tushita Heaven? No, it is the Tusita Heaven. Tusita.

The Tushita Heaven and the Tusita Heaven are different. That isn’t important. Write down the first, second, and sixth dots. That story would take too long.

just as one ascends through such a world, in ancient Buddhism, when you become a finished product here on this Earth, they say you go to the Tushita Heaven, or the Tusita Heaven. Then that is the world where Buddhas reside, the world where Buddhas go. What does “Seol” mean? What does “Seolja” mean? What? Sol sol sol. Tusita.

Dosol. Dosol. Dosolcheon. However, since this is a Buddhist story, they say such a world exists, but it is different from the actual place one ascends to.

Actually, it is different from this. There are infinite stars that are evolving just like our Earth right now, and there are stars that are 100 million or 200 million times faster than this. In those places, your heads are the bodies, so it is a bit different. Your internal organs are different too. That is why it is gradually trying to appear as if the dimensions have changed.

Then, later on, when you go to where the sun is, the point is that you simply don’t cook rice. You trained to go to such a world, but if Jesus came without Adam or Abraham, then he wouldn’t have this experience of the past. it is like a child on this earth skipping elementary school to go to middle school, high school, college, study abroad, and become an adult.

But what if this kid didn’t go to elementary school and just became an adult? He has no memories of that time. In that case, that person is a total scumbag. He’s going to look down on just anyone and act like that, isn’t he?

That is why elementary school is Earth. You have to complete this elementary school curriculum on Earth to go to the middle school level, the Star. The high school level, the Star. If you don’t go through this, later when you go to Paradise and live where I came from, you won’t be able to live because you’ll be bored.

You understand what I’m saying. Everything from the past can be remade. You have no idea how much joy there is in that. You can even summon a friend you met thousands of years ago. Because everything becomes a reality.

That is me. Chairman Park used to say things like, “Come over here at the main gate.” He could summon everyone. And he is capable of actual conversation; they are not enemies there, so we can talk happily, discuss various forms of art, and everyone has different hobbies.

Because they only do the hobbies they want. There are married couples there, you can meet someone you like, and everyone can live a fun life. It is a paradise on earth. But on this Earth, on this planet, on this elementary school—no matter how happy your elementary school days are, if your father goes bankrupt, you become a beggar.

For example, someone might be living well in a wealthy family, but one day their father’s business goes awry and they go completely bankrupt. He goes to prison, and their mother packs her bags and leaves. Suddenly, they can’t help but have a headache. This isn’t perfect. There are kids who were happy during elementary and middle school, but everything turned into a lie during high school.

That’s right, isn’t it? You have to go through all these stages to come back up like this to have memories of the past and find meaning in life. That is why this exists.

what I’m saying is, in a sense, there is a beginning and an end, but I said it isn’t the end. That means your birth is non-birth. Non-birth. You are not born. However, it seems to have come out of here, but turn around and the resentment comes back to strike.

you started, but there is no beginning. Huh? You started here, but there is no beginning. Looking back, there is an end again, but there is no end. So what happens here? Since it turns into a circle, where is the beginning? That, too. But right in the middle of this, you all keep being born.

Yes, yes. I mean, it is cyclical. you all have no beginning and are unborn. Undying.

There is no death. You all mistakenly think you are dying, but actually, if you close your eyes completely, you enter into an immense light. Those are black holes and white holes. There are white holes, black holes, and white holes; you go into that black hole and come out of the white hole.

Then, when a person dies—whether from a traffic accident or a deceased child who entered a black hole and traveled all the way to a white hole—there is a possibility that they might return. Such a child recognizes light. They say, “I entered using light traveling at tremendous speed.” 99% of them are like that.

You’ll know it when you go inside after dying, but it’s energy. It’s energy, but it’s a revival. When we sleep, we definitely wake up the next day. It’s the same.

the concept that people die is wrong. That is why a fat person can change into a slim person. It’s like the clothes changing. It’s like the shape changing.

it’s immortal. There’s no Mera. Immortal. Mujong. Yeah, yeah.

What do you do next? Bulgu. What does this mean? Mr. Kim Gomu, don’t doze off, what does this mean? Did not ask. Did not ask. It means it is not dirty.

It is not dirty. in this world, no matter how dirty something is, who made it? God made it. God made everything on this earth. Therefore, there is no dirty thing here.

That’s what makes it look dirty. after drinking the water from the skull, Wonhyo vomited. The medicine tasted good when he drank it, but when he woke up and looked at the skull, he realized the reason it tasted good was that it was swarming with maggots. Right, as soon as he saw those maggots, he vomited. It had been seven hours since he drank the water.

But my body was fine until I stopped looking for a while, yet the moment I saw it, I felt nauseous. That is what Wonhyo realized. “Ah, there is nothing dirty, so what is this?” “There is no impurity, nor is there cleanliness.” “Yes, indeed.”

Originally, there is no such thing as clean or dirty; there is no negativity, no increase, and no decrease. Now, what is this? Bulil—what does “Bul” mean? It is not one, and Bul is not two. It is not two. Then what does this mean? What does it mean to say that it is neither one nor two? Kim Ho, since it is neither one nor two, it is zero.

That which is neither one nor two is not zero; you hold onto it. Make sure you understand that it is neither one nor two. It is called the middle ground. The middle ground.

Now, you need to understand the Middle Way. Insensitivity to negativity—there is neither increase nor decrease. Then what is this? What is this? If there is neither increase nor decrease, what is it? It is God. There is neither increase nor decrease.

Yes. Huh? Impulse. Now, there is nothing dirty and nothing clean. What? Impulse that, too.

There is nothing dirty, and nothing clean. What? What is this? It is a Loot Dragon, a Loot Dragon, a Loot Dragon. Non-birth; there is nothing that exists, no birth, and no death. It is reincarnation.

Reincarnation. Reincarnation. The path of reincarnation. There is no birth, and no sleep.

It is eternal life. It means living forever. That is why your faces are all different. Why have your faces changed over the hundreds of billions of years you have lived?

you are traveling through this universe, and you have come from countless organizations to reach this planet called Earth today. Therefore, even though I healed your illnesses earlier when I addressed you, if I am not someone who came here in this manner, then I am not one of those present here, nor am I a wise person or one who possesses knowledge. If that were the case, I would be exactly the same as you. You might think that you become stronger by clashing with Huh Kyung-young.

Something like this simply cannot exist. I am only showing you that one thing right now, and I am only showing you a few things for a reason. I am staying quiet to maximize the effect later. I could show you anything, but if I act like a magician now, it will hinder my chances of becoming president later.

That is why, until then, I move according to the order set in this heaven. Just because I have the same face as you, am I the same person? No, absolutely not. Look here, who is the first person to arrive today? Look here, both of you come out together. How old are you right now? 76, 76? Now, this person… although they are ill, they are coming out for the first time today, aren’t they?

I brought him here. Please escort the altar boy. Well, he is not feeling well overall right now. Then, regarding this person, and that person says their leg hurts, but where is the hand that hurts? Hold the hand on that side of the leg.

Take a look. I’ll apply some force. I’ll try to peel this off. Do you have the strength for the O-ring test? Try peeling it off yourself.

Give it some strength. Try pulling it off hard. Do you have any strength? No, you don’t. It falls off.

I’ll give it a try. Start. Hold one hand. Start.

Try peeling it off. Try peeling it off hard. You don’t have any strength, do you?

This is normal. You touch it once, right where it hurts, and then here, put just one finger on it, just one finger. No, just put this one finger on the painful spot like this. Start, apply pressure.

Come here with strength. I’ll speak loudly. Give me strength. Speak up.

Do you have the strength? Don’t you? I’ll test you. Speak up. Put some strength into it. Test it.

Do you have strength ? I don’t. That’s enough. You have to be that strong. Because the person standing here isn’t an ordinary person.

I told you your leg isn’t in good condition right now. Turn around. Your whole body will win. Take this cervical vertebra too.

Try taking it off. The abnormality is low, isn’t it? Everything from here to the toes is bad. Everything is bad right now.

I’m looking at you. So now I’ve fixed your leg. Try lifting your leg. Just one finger.

Try to put some strength into it. Just one finger. If you come out this way, people can see you. There’s a camera right there.

Make sure the camera is visible. Try pulling it off. Try pulling it off to see if your hand falls off. Does it fall off? It doesn’t.

I’ve had energy for a while now. My energy is suddenly draining away. Let me try taking it off. Start.

I probably can’t remove this with my own strength. It’s strong, isn’t it? Then why is that? It definitely fell off just a moment ago. It hurts there, though. But it doesn’t hurt here.

You do it here. Your finger. Now, put some force into it. Start.

It’s not falling. It’s not falling. This is normal. have we become normal ? We have.

Got it? it changes like this. If I look at a cell with my eyes like this, it sees it like this and changes it. Then, does the person who made the hem of Jesus’ garment get cured of their illness ? They were cured. They were cured. Then, whether that person believed or not, that doesn’t matter.

Even if you doubt me, it will be fixed. If you doubt. It is unrelated, but being able to change the human body so freely like this is not physical strength, nor lift. It is just a different energy.

Put it here again. Your body is a total mess. My hand is always like this, acting as a stethoscope. Put your whole thyroid to check.

Start. One, two, three. Do you have strength ? Not at all. It’s good if you do it hard.

Does this have any strength? No? No. Try taking it off. No, it has no strength at all. Then this thyroid is completely unhealthy.

It did show signs of aging, but I threw it away. Here, try it on. Done. Your thyroid has returned to normal.

Then try putting your hand there. Thyroid doctor, try putting your hand there. Try putting it there. Can you take it off? It’s not there.

No, there isn’t. Then let me test you. Are you listening? Or are you not listening? You absolutely aren’t listening, are you? Why is that? Do you think a person can do that? It is possible because I am either one who is here or one who is not here. However, a dragon, beyond human imagination, appears exactly in the dream of a woman who cannot even draw a single picture, and what she describes is a dragon.

Is that possible ? That is something done in the heavens. I mean, it comes from the heavens. for such a person, it implies that they came from a good star in the sky. It suggests that the One is coming.

So the sky appears as an animal like this. It speaks as an animal. It doesn’t say, “You are going to have a big child.”

It shows you exactly what you want to see. Right in your head. But it won’t get rid of it until you die. Okay, so your thyroid is cured. There’s absolutely nothing else to look at.

It’s been bad from the start. Hoyan, try it. I said put your hand over there. It’s the enemy’s stethoscope.

Place that against it, and since there is strength in your right hand, look at it. Try touching your forehead. Your forehead. Now, let’s take a look at this person’s body.

It’s not good. Come back. Your brain is all blocked. Your heart, liver, small intestine, large intestine, and prostate are all bad.

Come over, my car. You know I really pulled it up today. Everything is fine. Now, put it to your forehead. Now, one, two, three.

Does it fall off? Does it not fall off? Try putting it to your nose. Does it fall off? Try putting it to your thyroid. Does it fall off? Does it not fall off? Try putting it here. I’m putting it here, so try putting it to your thyroid.

Does it open? Or not? Since I’m pulling it off right here. The thyroid. Okay. Don’t do this for too long; can’t you just rip it off once?

Hold on tight for a long time. I told you not to pull it off like that. You’ll hurt this finger. You’ll hurt this person’s finger.

If you just pull it off hard, it won’t fall off. But if you say you’re going to die, it won’t fall off. What do you intend to do? Just watch carefully.

You need this. It’s because you’re doing this based on knowledge. Considering the condition of this old man’s body, he’s pulling his joints like his life is on the line. Honestly…

You have a point, and I’ve taken care of all the sore spots now. Turn around. Your spine is… a total mess.

My spine is all fixed now, too. Just touch it anywhere. Anywhere on my lumbar spine. I’m telling you, just touch this hand anywhere.

Try applying force to the spine. It seems to be falling.

It won’t fall off. Now you’ve fully bonded. It’s working normally. You have to call my name a lot and look at the photo like that.

Listen. Thank you, Huh Kyung-young. what I am talking about today is that this does not actually exist. Humans have eternal life.

It is eternal life, so you could stay on Earth for hundreds of billions of years. If you keep refraining from swearing, you understand this concept. You do the “ball,” and what else do you do? The Instruction Manual for Truth. I am lecturing on this manual, so please check it properly from now on. Of course, my book will be published, but please study.

When I ask you next time, today might seem easy, but it’s actually difficult. How about that? Good. Isn’t the instruction manual a ball? Ball, ball? Ball goes into wisdom. The ball goes into wisdom.

Look at emptiness. Form is emptiness. Then, what is the essence of emptiness? It is form.

That’s right, Mr. Yanggomu, this substance itself is emptiness, and this is color. Do you understand what’s going on? So where does it go? It goes right in here. These eight characters are the very word for emptiness.

This is exactly what I mean by emptiness. Right, right. There is neither peace nor destruction. This is wisdom.

Wisdom. This in itself is wisdom, but regarding the usability of truth, there is a truth for each moment. You cannot define truth as simply “emptiness.” That is called wisdom.

Wisdom. Truth, so to speak, is different from this wisdom. Wisdom. applying truth is called wisdom.

First of all, you understand. Using this truth, this instruction manual, properly is called wisdom. That is the only way to make this product, isn’t it? Right, right. Isn’t that correct? Once you’ve made this product, when you use it, you [use] this instruction manual.

When making a product, there is the user manual, the manufacturing manual, and the production manual underneath. That is it. Humans have to work hard on those two things. So I know this: Is there anyone who attained enlightenment just by cooking rice and tending the fire in the kitchen without this? What do you call that? You call it ‘Donora’.

It’s called a Dono score. A score. That is a Dono. A Dono is someone who has never studied, but comes to a temple, tends the fire, and suddenly becomes a Taoist.

That is called Donora. Is that the philosophy of Hwajeng? Yes, yes, yes. Then, in Buddhism, the person who realizes it in an instant—that is called the Way. What is the score? It is something you achieve through gradual study.

now for the end. We have given many lectures on the truth, but this is the truth of products and raw materials. Products and raw materials—what are they to you? Raw materials. What kind of raw materials are they? They are the materials used to create excellent individuals of character for use in Heaven. If you take them and mold them perfectly, they become royal products that ascend to heaven.

the Messiah has come to reveal that for the sake of the finished product. I mean, whether you pray in church or at a temple, what kind of prayer is 99% of it? It is a prayer asking for blessings. You need to know that there is no such thing as “Please do something for me after I die.”

That is how it is; when you realize the truth and put it into practice, the rewards come. If things could be achieved just by me praying, all the people on Earth would have left long ago. They wouldn’t work; they would just pray. try throwing a stone this size into a reservoir and praying for 12 months a year.

Is a rock coming up? We have to crawl inside and pull it out. That’s why the word for prayer is “pray.” Because of what “pray” means, prayer is labor. Labor.

The word “prayer” is labor. You have to earn money through labor and sweat, and then give it to others to achieve merit. Is it right to achieve merit by stealing other people’s money? That is why people try to skip this process when they pray. These days, people just pray for money to magically fall from the sky.

The happiness of one’s own family is absolutely the reward of blood, sweat, and labor. But if you try to build a family’s happiness by gambling with a reward that isn’t labor, will that family go to ruin? Of course they will.

I heard those people were coming up, so I came out right away wondering where Chairman Park had gone. It snowed yesterday, but at least we were able to move the car today. Chairman Park, it snowed yesterday, but at least we were able to move the car today. It is 21 years based on 7 days. There are 90 years.

they didn’t come.

Ah, you have to come to the undergraduate program.

My partner didn’t come yesterday.

This is our General Affairs Committee meeting for President Lee Jae-soon’s Gilbon gathering. Here are these wonderful rice cakes for us to eat.

Ah, so I guess I saw it yesterday. I said I saw it here, didn’t I? We gathered yesterday and grated.

Drinking and gambling until late last night

So you guys slept well. Today, you were busy working on this product. It’s okay. Let’s wear clothes. if there is a car here, the parts were here. Right, this is the raw material.

The raw materials for a car—this is the car. Then, this product, in other words, is wisdom. And what is the raw material in other words? It is knowledge. I have taught you all about wisdom and knowledge, and I have taught you about truth for a long time, but now you must understand truth, raw materials, and products. What is truth? Well, here is a car, and this is a part. What is this truth? Then what is this? Chairman Park, who knows? A car is a product, isn’t it? Aren’t raw materials parts? Isn’t it just parts gathered together?

Osmai said he was late because his car broke down over here. The battery… what is the truth? Then fuel goes into the parts too.

Will I be okay?

No, wait. If I’ve been giving lectures all this time, if you’ve listened for years, you should know by now. Right, proper driving, you know. This is a product instruction manual. You shouldn’t have been listening to meaningless lectures all this time. You’ve been listening all this time, but now that the year is over, I’m summarizing it for you. This is a car, this is a part, and this is the instruction manual. if you ask what the truth is, the truth is that when Heaven created you, it was the human instruction manual. They gave you instructions on how to use humans, but you didn’t know that. You just take your bodies and leave them at bars, to bad women, to thieves—that is what I’m saying.

The instruction manual for humans is truth. This is the product. This is wisdom. Where does wisdom come from? Wisdom is God… no, wisdom comes from within the heart. It just happens within the heart. Then, knowledge comes from the world, from outside the heart. It is the combination of what comes from the outside and what comes from the inside. wisdom comes from the heart, but where do you find knowledge? You have to hear it from others, you have to read books. you see it from outside the heart. Then, regarding this… what is money here? Where does money go? It goes into the parts. That is what I mean by money. Then what is this?

Chairman Park, look. Is this money? Is this raw material? That is correct. Then what is this? That is also money, isn’t it? No, that is why you all need to realize that the purpose for which money is needed lies here. Right or wrong. Money is raw material. If I possess a lot of money as raw material, if I hold power, I use it. Then, whether it is for God or whatever, whether you use it for your parents or for a friend, there was a purpose. There is. We need to help you realize this, but even though I lecture every day, if you remain completely clueless when I ask, you are studying in vain. It may seem very simple right now, but it is actually better for people not to be explained like this. Please do not forget this. Why do you write it down? That is why people live confusing wisdom and knowledge.

In other words, this is the process. It is the process. It is the process, and what is the raw material? It is the result, the goal, the result. how does this manifest? It appears as a result. Just as Chairman Park said, this is the result. This is the process. if I don’t just pour money in right now, saying that I am making money is just crazy. It seems like I died while trying to make money, but if a person suddenly makes a fortune—like Bill Gates, a poor person—and spends it wisely, doesn’t that mean their purpose lies elsewhere? Then the process is the theory of making money, but the person’s purpose is not the path of making money. If you just pour money into Chairman Huh to use for making him president, that isn’t a good thing.

When it comes to applause, if you paid me so much money to applaud but no one claps, what am I supposed to do? There isn’t a single person who claps. You must establish this relationship. Then God, in heaven, acts as your instruction manual; it is a commandment, and that is our truth. What I do to others is important, but I completely ignore what others do to me. It means that I, as a person, treat others… Imagine traffic is backed up right now, and the cause is almost always the person who got into an accident. It seems like the cause lies with the person who got into the accident, but it actually lies with me.

Because we were born and exist, people are in a hurry, competition has intensified, and people cause accidents while racing to survive. Strictly speaking, it lies within the nation itself. If a murderer appears now, kills a woman, and throws a tantrum, who is the culprit? Strictly speaking, it is our citizens. That is not right. It is the citizens. You must not think at all about what others are doing to you. The world operates this way because of what you have done for others or your own mistakes; you shouldn’t think that the world is like this because others are at fault. Therefore, you must adopt a proactive attitude. That is it. If you read this instruction manual carefully, anyone can succeed. What did I say success is?

What does success mean? Well, success is achieving a goal. Then, what does this mean? what does success mean? I told you. This is the character for “achievement”—it is right here. It is the process of achieving. This character for “achievement” is here. What does this character for “achievement” mean? It is the character for “giving” or “giving.” This means achieving. Achieving something means making money or excreting, doesn’t it? Right, isn’t it? The reason you understand this character is to go there in order to perform “achievement.” Right or wrong? Even if a successful tycoon makes a fortune, if they spend it all by themselves, people would consider them a successful person.

A failed person, a failed person. Why? Because giving is free. You give what you have achieved to others, like Bill Gates. People say Bill Gates is successful. But looking at me, if I just leave behind a building, make a fortune, give it to my son, and then die, am I a successful person? No, I am not a successful person. If you took what is yours and gave it to your son, how can you call that success? If you have achieved something, give it back. That is right, you must never forget this. You all should put this to use when you succeed. I asked you, and seeing you sitting there saying, “He’s not here anymore,” is just dumbfounding. Chairman Park, what is so ridiculous? It is not something to beat the ground in wailing over. You are right. You do not understand what I am saying at all. Seong-eon, process, contribution, life’s goal, result—this is giving. That is why we call this merit, isn’t it? That is why we give merit awards.

Since there is merit, if someone is said to have contributed to the nation, then this is a merit, isn’t it? I receive money from the state, you know. What is this? A Three-War Hero? What is this? A National Meritorious Service Personnel? What does “meritorious service personnel” mean? No, it is the character for “dew.” That is correct. It means having made a contribution. If someone is said to have made a contribution, things like flying on airplanes or driving cars, or going to the National Theater or any state-run organization are free. For example, they give you money there every month, and if you don’t go to collect it, a notice comes telling you to come get it. And death is a North Korean cemetery. Right, right. Then, the children of someone who possesses this receive special privileges; they are given that for employment and things like that.

And since money continues to be paid until death, well, if I have a wife, half of it goes to her when I die—until death. what is the state doing? It gives to someone who has rendered meritorious service and bestowed blessings; it is not given to just anyone. That is the point. Do you think national cemeteries will remain? it is someone who has rendered meritorious service, someone who has rendered meritorious service, a person of merit. But where is that merit? Is it to an individual? It is to the state. One who has rendered meritorious service to the state, one who has contributed to the state, is a person of national meritorious service. The exact title is “National Person of Merit.” What does that mean? It means they have contributed to the state, not to an individual.

If I do good deeds for a village, a temple, or a church, they erect a monument of merit, don’t they? They put it in for free. It’s not a public stall. That’s what I’m saying. Regarding the state, there aren’t that many people who have rendered meritorious service to the Republic of Korea numerically. You’re really boasting about this. being a “National Meritorious Person” means that I diligently trained and nurtured the body my mother and father gave me, earned money socially, and used it for the benefit of others. Because this person used it for the country, they are a National Meritorious Person. Then, aren’t excellent pastors or monks contributors to the truth? the believers were testing the waters. Do you understand this? Therefore, the raw materials aren’t that important.

The product is always more important than the raw materials, and once the product is finished, what is there? You must use it with the truth. For example, Bill Gates succeeds and is about to make a name for himself, but can he just do it? He can’t do it without this truth. I earned 100 billion or 1000 trillion won, so where does God tell me to use this money? Heaven asks. Then you need to know the instruction manual, the user manual for the truth, the explanation book. But Bill Gates says he will use this money for poor people in Africa, children who can’t study, and sick children.

if there is an instruction manual included that says, “Help the poor, help the married, help the married, help single women who cannot get married and live alone,” then this instruction manual says that when someone falls into the water, you must save the women and children first and let the men die. Is that the correct order? Then, the men’s turn comes in order, but even then, you must save the elderly first, then the children, and then the seniors. As for the young, it is unavoidable even if they drown while swimming. Also, regarding the embryo, they say that only 10 people can fit in here, but 100 died. When you say that only 10 people can fit, the order must be children and women first. That is the truth. No one can deny that.

But here, a gangster gets on and says, “You all get off. Hey, my friends, hey, you’re all gangsters, come on in.” is it okay to take 10 people with you? If you just throw them onto your backs like that, then this isn’t the instruction manual. That’s what I’m saying. Yes, it’s very simple. However, when I ask you, even if you’ve been learning the truth for years, you just pick out the truth itself. Right, I knew it. So now that the year is coming to an end, no matter how good the product and ingredients are, if the truth of the instruction manual isn’t included, you end up buying it again. What do they say when you become a professor? What do they say when you become a tycoon? What do they say when you become a president? You’re always just getting free meals from the four major sects.

You should have listened to the instruction manual for truth in Cheonho. Every day, well, always… well, I can’t talk at length about the President. What is life… water, hater. am I getting worked up for no reason? This is the cup I was drinking from. The cup is really good, but just take the cup right away. Just drink from it rather than the cup. That’s better. Yeah, don’t bring the cup. It’s a paper cup. The screening process for National Merit is strict. It won’t work just because you give a bribe. Yes, do you think it works just because you give a bribe? No. Not just anyone can become a National Merit.

I doubt whether our country will ever produce national heroes in the future. The elders of the past dedicated themselves wholeheartedly to the nation, but there are hardly any national heroes among our young people today. It is all individualism. It is all individualism. The elders of the past risked their lives for the independence movement and whatever else, simply for the country. when you have parents and the country, which comes first? When you have an aunt and the country, which comes first? The country. The aunt and the country come first. You have to leave your parents in a shelter and go to the battlefield. Your parents are limping and unable to go, but you have to leave them behind and be conscripted. If you don’t go, you are executed by firing squad.

regarding loyalty and filial piety, misfortune takes precedence because the state exists. Therefore, in this instruction manual for truth in all aspects of our lives, the child has priority. After the child comes the woman, then the elderly and the infirm. As for the young, once they leave work, they should be prepared to drown; can they really swim across the open sea? Well, that is the point.

Then let me ask you a question. You all consider the 7 billion people of humanity to be a bit of a hindrance. What are all of us 7 billion people? They are a product. Yes, they are a product. But is the 7 billion population a product? Chairman Park, watch carefully. Don’t sell just one person; the 7 billion people are the product. This is the material. That is what I am asking. To those who know, the material is the material, and the 7 billion people are this finished product.

Materials. That is why it is materials. Why, the cost of materials? Well, you are here because you haven’t yet produced a result of life to create the world. I am saying you are here. when this product is actually completed, you will… right here, right here… what kind of instruction manual would be in this place? What kind of manual would be in this place? Well, there would probably be action guidelines there. No, wait. There were instructions on how to use the materials, how to mix and rot them, and how to assemble the machine. There would be. There is an instruction manual for the finished car, but there were also instructions for assembling the parts.

It exists. The parts assembly instructions are what you call knowledge. That’s right, it is knowledge. However, even though they are the same instructions, a machine user manual and an assembly manual are different. If that is on a lower level, that is called knowledge. But using something that is already finished and on a higher level is a user manual. How to use the car itself—that is the user manual. when this 7 billion human race is complete, won’t they leave the Earth? They will leave. Once it is complete, what do they do with the achievements when they leave? They leave behind achievements, don’t they? Only those who leave achievements here will leave. That is why everyone is struggling to achieve great things.

There is an instinct within you to achieve merit for the nation and for yourself, to do good deeds, and eventually leave this earth. Yes, you do not know the Kingdom of Heaven, but that is why Heaven sees you. It is like this machine, this car, has broken down. Since it broke down, someone came. Humans cannot fix this. A technician is right. That is the technician. Messiah, do you understand what I am saying? Can a technician fix this broken car? It means they cannot fix it. That is correct. In such cases, you members made this, but there is someone who created the instruction manual, you know.

I will only explain it when you come back. Then, you will complete this product and ascend to Heaven; until then, you will continue to reincarnate on Earth. Matthew, read Chapter 1, Verse 1. You know, when the street is dark outside, why isn’t the light on over there? It’s flashing so brightly, you can’t see it. Okay, read it. Read it if you can see the main point. Yes, you… David’s Christ, Jesus… whatever you say, you have to read it from there.

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I’m reading Kings 1:1. Yeah, I guess you think I know what you’re talking about. You don’t even know the instruction manual. I’m telling you, even when I put the manual right in front of your face, you’re reading the wrong thing.

It seems the day to deceive doesn’t work out that way. The world of Jesus Christ, the son of Abraham and David.

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Give birth to a sprout, and the leaf bud is Yang

For a moment, it says, “The lineage of Jesus Christ, the son of David, the descendant of Abraham and David.” That is the key point. Right. Then he is the descendant of Abraham and David; it doesn’t mean that Jesus was conceived by the Holy Spirit in the Bible. It doesn’t mean he received that man’s seed, his sperm. It doesn’t mean he came as a descendant. It doesn’t appear as the genealogy of God, so why did Jesus come from such a lineage in Matthew? Let me explain.

Now, everyone, when this Messiah comes, he comes in a human body—yes, he comes in a human body. And to bestow this art, the New Testament refers to him as Jesus Christ, the son of Abraham and David. Jesus is the first author. Now, who is the tenth descendant of Adam? It is Abraham, the tenth descendant of Noah. No, it is not Abraham’s tenth descendant. It is Bousa. Bousa, then Usia, then the tenth descendant of Bousa, Usia, then Usia.

Tenth generation descendant, oh my, who is it? Oh my, the tenth generation descendant… so, who is Abraham’s fiftyth generation descendant? No, it’s the easiest one. It’s Abiud. You forgot that. I taught you a long time ago. Who is Abiud’s tenth generation descendant? It’s Jesus. Jesus. Then, these people clearly have a genealogy spanning 10 generations, 10 generations, 10 generations, 10 generations, 4,000 years. Right. Then, the Gospel of Matthew states that it flowed like this and this genealogy continued in this way. However, Mary’s bridegroom said that Mary suddenly became pregnant.

you say that the child Mary gave birth to is not a descendant of Abraham and David, but a child of God conceived directly in heaven—that this statement should be included in the Bible. No, it cannot be. Even if it is in the Old Testament, it is difficult to understand, but it is in the New Testament. It says reincarnation, so it cannot be. Reincarnation means that one person reincarnates as one person, and one person reincarnates as one person, and cries. That is the meaning. That is what it means. Then, regarding the nagging of Abraham and David, Jesus Christ comes through reincarnation, but He comes in a human body. It means the Messiah comes in a human body. Yes, that is exactly how it is. this person named Jesus… it is said that Abraham did not exist. He cannot exist.

This is how the Bible tells us, but then people who make dramas and write novels add to it like this. when you are about to conceive a child, regarding the word “dragon” (용), the character for dragon (용) is composed of several parts. According to Professor Cho’s physiognomy, how many parts does a dragon have? It’s made up of 11. What does the nose of a dragon and a tiger resemble? It’s a pig’s nose. Yes, yes, a dragon’s nose has distinct wrinkles, and the nostrils flare up like this. It is a pig’s nose, What about the dragon’s feet? Chicken feet. If you look at dinosaurs, their feet look like chickens, so they don’t look like chicken feet. They are chicken feet, because dinosaurs are also a part of the dragon.

What about the dragon’s body? It’s the Year of the Snake. That’s right, it’s the Year of the Snake. The dragon’s eyes are the Year of the Tiger. The dragon’s horns are the Year of the Ox. Anyway, the dragon incorporates all 11 zodiac signs, so including the dragon itself, there are 12 elements in total. But who would have combined these to create a dragon? The dragon’s energy is the final stage. For example, all 11 zodiac signs are included; that aggregate is the dragon. But then, regarding this dragon’s face… someone imagined a dragon and mixed it up, drawing a pig’s nose, tiger eyes, and monkey eyebrows. then why would they take a dragon and make it like that? It absolutely wasn’t something someone met through imagination. You need to know that. Dragon Manager, oh? There’s nothing. The Phoenix has a real existence.

It is a bird that doesn’t exist. But where does it appear? It appears in women’s prenatal dreams. Does a dragon always appear? Those mothers saw it all. They drew it exactly as they saw it, and that is the dragon. All 11 zodiac signs are included. They drew it exactly as they saw it, but it was a phoenix. I saw it, someone who knows of high office. A mother just opened her eyes to a phoenix in her dream, and its face would never be forgotten until the child died. She said the dream was so powerful. So she drew it, and that is the dragon. When she drew it, it was the phoenix. Why does it appear? It is not the imaginary bird you speak of. I am saying it is not an imaginary animal. Isn’t that so? This is an animal that actually exists in the sky, in the heavenly realm. That is correct.

If the God of your dreams appears, or the UN Secretary-General, the President, or an animal from heaven appears in your dream, you are hitting the jackpot. Look, a dragon from heaven could appear riding you in your dream. Since it is a means of transportation you can ride freely in heaven, imagine how much good fortune comes from appearing riding it. You just need to buy a lottery ticket. That is correct. when Heaven speaks to you, it teaches you through this. With this wisdom. That is correct. They don’t tell you this. That is correct. You must have seen this, you must have studied it, to see the spirit. However, there are also things that appear even though you have never seen them.

This is what I mean. Imagine a pregnant woman who has never seen or even thought about a dragon before, even though you have never put any ingredients into it. Suddenly, a dragon appears, breathes fire from its mouth, and rushes right into her womb. That is no ordinary event, is it? Did she have any wisdom or knowledge? Did she know how to draw a dragon? She didn’t know. But since it appeared, you need to understand cases like this. That is what I am saying. Why does this happen? Because of this, you have done a good deed. That is what I am saying. Since you have done a good deed, the son you are giving birth to is a child chosen by heaven, so your ego tells you that you must raise him well. That is why you must clearly use honorifics when speaking to the son you gave birth to. It is difficult for a mother. You know there are sons who just want to idolize them.

If a daughter is like that, she is treated well within the family. Even if her mother goes and sheds blood, she makes her study—why because of a dream? And she never speaks harshly to the child. From the time the child is this small, she wears a headband and asks, “What do you think?” Mom and Dad are always planning to go somewhere, so they ask, “How about going out with Mom and Dad this Sunday?” But this is our country. “Hey, come along.” Mom and Dad just decide it, and a child follows along saying, “Hey, we’re going out today, so come with me.” In our country, they say that children are “trained.” Such a person does not build good karma; they cannot. for the person who borrowed that allowance, the parents keep asking the child questions.

Mothers constantly pamper the child, asking questions and saying that they must be raised to be strong. That is how great figures like that do not go through this process; they appear directly from their dreams, directly from their own human wisdom. someone who experiences this without going through a special process—like Schubert—is a blind man composing music, yet he is a world-class fool. Even now, people cannot create music like that. That is not true. There is a way to go directly here; it goes straight. You all must put this into your minds. You must not have gone through this process to put this into your heads. This is what I mean. This process is omitted. That is why he is called a Messiah. That is correct.

It may look very easy when explained this way, but all of humanity needs to understand this. Young people in our country really don’t know what success, achievement, or merit truly means. Success is the process, and merit is the result. The result involves giving—succeeding to give something to others on this earth. We succeed to earn money and do these things. If they think they are doing it to exploit others, those people are bound to cause trouble. what I am saying is that regarding Jesus Christ, every single one of the 66 books of the Bible has a different interpretation. They are all different. However, Matthew 1:1 is the Full Gospel. It is the Full Gospel. It is just one word.

Even within the Full Gospel, if we go into the Four Gospels, it means that Jesus is directly involved in the Four Gospels. They are records of Jesus’ life written down directly.

If you look there, you can understand how it says how Jesus was born. Also, that time isn’t really… if I rephrase this in different words, what becomes it?

To put wisdom in other words, a wise person is a blessed person. If we put this raw material of happiness in other words, eating brings misfortune through the act of eating itself. This knowledge—this world where you exist, this world of 7 billion people—is inherently imperfect; it is misfortune. You came to this world to reach your happiness. That is why Shakyamuni said that this world is a sea of ​​suffering, an imperfect sea of ​​suffering. When things become one, it means you have succeeded after countless hardships.

If you want to, illness strikes. First off, you understand. You endure countless hardships to marry off your child, raise them, send them to college, and then marry them off; just when you can finally rest, you get cancer. They absolutely never let you rest. That is the sea of ​​suffering right here; you are in the midst of misfortune. So you must keep that in mind. You ask why I am sitting here rambling on about this. The world you inhabit—this is what you all yearn for all the time. You struggle desperately to become someone who bestows happiness and merit upon others. You want to succeed and tell a poor friend, “Hey, spend about 100 million won,” or tell a relative, “Hey, spend some.” You have an overwhelming desire to know others. You want to extend courtesy and generosity, but it just doesn’t work out.

Just when you finish one thing, you have to marry off your daughter, then you have to take care of your son, then you suffer over his housing problems, constantly moving from one rented room to another. Yet, you can’t just take your own home away from him. In this continuous cycle of entanglement with your children, you remain in pain and have no opportunity to show generosity. That is your life. If I teach you the product instruction manual—this one, this one, and that one—you can avoid that situation. That is what I am saying.

this lecture is necessary, that is why they wrote “National Merit Awardees” in the largest letters. Aunt Kim, yes. Aunt Kim, then please look up Chapter 25, Verse 15 of the Supreme Court.

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Earlier, he left after giving five talents of gold that could be broken in one, two talents of gold that could be threaded in one, and one talent that could be broken in one, according to their talents.

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The one who received one talent immediately went and traded with it and gained five more talents. And the one who received two talents was told to do the same and gain two more talents. The one who received one talent went and dug a hole in the ground and hid his master’s money. After a long time, the master of the servants returned and repented. The one who had received five talents came with five more talents and said, “Lord, to me…”

Okay, fine. What this means is, what does someone who just holds onto money do?

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You’re right, belonging to knowledge. What kind of person is the one who took one talent and made money, and took five talents and doubled the five talents?

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But did Jesus teach the owner the instructions for using the money? The owner didn’t teach him; he just handed over the money, saying, “Figure it out yourself.” when there is no instruction manual—when He entrusted the money—someone with only knowledge doesn’t know how to use it. They bury it in the ground. But did the wise person bury it in the ground? It didn’t.

It turned out well.

I wonder if something is stuck on it. But later, Jesus says something, so it’s not Jesus. The master returns, and you can consider it Jesus. The master returns and praises him.

You know, even boots have school lunches.

But listen carefully. Is it acceptable to praise the one with two talents and the one with five talents equally, saying, “You earned a lot, so I praise you,” and “You earned little, so I praise you less”? When you perform acts of service, whether you achieve great success or little success has nothing to do with it. However, regarding the one with one talent, what is it called in heaven? In heaven, they say he is one who wasted his time. Do you understand what that means? They don’t say anything else; they call him one who wasted his time. They call him a “marriage slave.” What I have taught you is that you must study hard. That is the message. If I teach you just one thing, you must realize ten things. But if I teach you one thing and then ask you again later and you say you don’t know, that is unacceptable.

I mean, did anyone ever sit right in my ear and teach me that? It has an enormous volume—a massive amount that you cannot even imagine, a volume that humans cannot even comprehend. That is what I am saying. the reason I quote the Bible or the Tripitaka—the Islamic Quran, the Bible, the Tripitaka, the Ramadan, and dozens of other scriptures—is to give you an example. If you look at the Bible, look up Chapter 20, Verse 1. Here, it talks about the one with one talent, the one with two talents, and the one with five talents. Then, what does Jesus say again? Take a look.

Heaven is right, trying to get a grasshopper and send him into the hunter’s garden.

Heaven is Hodong is a child

this is just like the landlord who left the house in the morning.

The car that is like the homeowner

I made a promise with the food carriers at Daenaru one day and sent them into the vineyard.

they sent it to Hodongwon.

Then at the third hour he went out and saw more people standing idle in the marketplace. He said to them, “Go also into Bodon, and I will give you what is fair.” So they went out again at the sixth and ninth hours and did likewise. At the eleventh hour he also went out and saw standing with

I went to Formon in the morning and ordered.

He said, “Why have you been standing here doing nothing all day?” They replied, “It is because no one hires us as laborers.” He said, “Go into the police station, too.” When evening came, the owner of the Chodowon spoke to his steward, saying, “Call the soldiers and give them their wages, starting with the last one and ending with the first one.” So those who arrived at the eleventh hour came and received one dai and one yuan each. Those who arrived first thought they would receive more, but they also received one dai and one yuan each.

regarding the capital, this is the opposite of that, and it is the opposite of the talents I mentioned earlier. Page 2 describes the shape of Heaven. What did you say about the shape of Heaven? What is the content of Heaven that was just mentioned? To summarize, Chairman Park, what is the content? It is about going in and working. But why is that the opposite of the same content here? You have to work there for everything to come out. Even if you enter late, there are those who entered in the morning, those who entered in the evening, and those who entered at lunchtime. But Heaven gives everyone a prize in the middle of the day, doesn’t it? You, Bill Gates, you took trillions and distributed them to others, so it is not because of that that you are given an extra prize. That is what I am saying.

That person could only volunteer 1 million won, and since their income is that low, their own labor is counted equally. is it okay to say, “I am not rich, so I cannot do good deeds. I am just a low-level, paycheck worker. I barely make ends meet on a monthly salary of 1 million won, so it is okay for me to walk past a beggar. It is okay for me to turn a blind eye”? Is that acceptable? No, it isn’t. Yes, that is correct. Yes, the point is that all blessings given from heaven depend on where a person’s center lies, not on quantity. But here, they do count the quantity. What is this here? It implies that one must be diligent to do so. That is different. isn’t God an unequal being? How can He give the same sprout to those who started early and those who saw it late? And also, why does He praise those who did first and scold those who saw less?

You can get confused with doing it this way, so that is how it is. Do you understand what the long bend means? the true truth of heaven lies in earning a lot of money. Whether one earns money or not, if a person has a heart to serve and feels compassion for others, it is the same. Yes, regarding the magnitude of blessing, the key to the Kingdom of Heaven is given together. it is not good just because many people have gathered here. Jesus lectured with twelve disciples first, then 24, then 36, but the number of people is not what is important. What matters is how many people have been lecturing on my truth for over a decade, and those who come there and listen consistently are the ones who are blessed.

Even if you cannot answer my question about whether you learned a lot or a little there, that does not mean there is nothing. You are right; even if you know absolutely nothing, the very act of attending was a reward. That is what I am saying about the Kingdom of Heaven. That is correct. It is like grapes. Yes, I am giving you examples now.

here’s a look at this.

In the spring, regarding this thought of viewing things through the lens of the “invisible,” “invisible,” “substantive,” “space,” “divine,” “eunuch,” and “non-visual,” we ask ourselves: ‘Does this belong here? What is this?’ It is knowledge. If you study this knowledge, wisdom will eventually emerge. How does it appear? It becomes a fusion. Once this fusion enters your mind, you realize that you shouldn’t covet useless things. Whether you view it solely through the “invisible” lens or through the “invisible” lens, how many perspectives are there to look at just one thing? There are eight. It is called the Eight Perspectives. Pastor, when you look at one thing through these Eight Perspectives, you must view it in eight ways.

this way of viewing things is the Eight Perspectives. Once this knowledge enters your mind, you must analyze the raw materials using the Eight Perspectives. It is the analysis of the raw materials through the Eight Perspectives. Raw material analysis must first be done using the Eight Perspectives. For example, let’s say I bought a diamond. I went to a department store, and I don’t have much money, but I saw a diamond and it looked really cool. I am marrying my significant other, so I want to buy them a diamond. That is the point. It is not that I am getting married myself, but… I want to buy a diamond for my significant other. I want to buy a diamond for my significant other. I want to try to score points by buying a diamond for my significant other. Then, what happens? A negative outcome will arise. A negative outcome will occur. When viewed from that perspective, you might think, “If I give this, my wife will be happy. My significant other will feel secure later on. They won’t have any anxiety.”

Yes, humans seek answers through material means, through all the language that embraces another person. No matter how much they say thank you, there must be a gift; when material things are present, that feeling becomes stronger. Do you know? When Bill Gates performs acts of charity, does he become stronger because he has material possessions? No, he doesn’t. But is it enough to just sit there and help everyone in the world with only your heart? No, it isn’t. There must be some kind of action involved—whether it be material things, truth, or explanations. For instance, if you buy jewelry for a lover, you might think, “A good lover will smile and be happy.” But then anger will arise. if you look at it from a perspective of self, you see this: ” that would be nice.” But you think about it once again.

Hey, if I buy that for her, won’t she become careless about its maintenance right from the start, right from the beginning of the marriage? You have to view it as a negative thing. I need to win her points with my looks, but if I rely on material things to gain points, won’t she abandon me and run away when my money runs out? You have to think about that. It forms a habit. even when gifting a ring, you might think, “Hey, let’s get a copper ring and firmly establish my position from the start. My love lies in genuinely liking someone. It feels a bit childish to express this solely through jewelry.” You know. isn’t my noble love being betrayed by this diamond ring?

You know, that could very well happen. You might think, “Isn’t this person someone who lures women away with a ring?” But when you pass by, you absolutely must keep this in mind. That is why this self-awareness is necessary. You have to think: What if I buy this, and then this person wears it and gets kidnapped by robbers, or gets into an accident because of the ring? What if I buy them a nice car? It would be fine if I bought them a used car, but if I buy them a good new car, someone might think they have money, kidnap them, and kill my wife? even if you want to buy them a nice car, you have to consider the impossible. You shouldn’t try to do it. That is the only way. Yes, that is correct. you can’t intentionally buy them a used car just because you love them. Even if they have an accident, your parents won’t fight. if it’s a used car, the repair costs won’t be that high.

But is it right to treat a brand-new car as a gift just to fight? In this way, knowledge and wisdom are determined by these eight precepts. When making judgments, people think about the eight categories and the ‘object’ part, but what are the eight points? You know the ‘type’ (Hwajamoe). Everyone says, “No, I can’t memorize it.” There is the ‘investigation of things’ (Gyeokmul). initially, about 95 percent of humans ruin their lives while preparing for material things; this material thing cannot even reach the pollution, so the selfish energy that has been built up in front of them is tied to this.

Success is supposed to come from the castle, but everyone struggles so hard within it that if they go back and forth here, they end up in ruin. That is what I mean by saying that most of life is about failing to get things for free and heading towards ruin. those who listened to my lecture might be able to go forward through this and work. Our purpose is to achieve this, but 95 percent of all things are just material exhaust fumes. in the end, these people cannot go forward through work; they just cannot. Then, what about the slightly better ones? They rest. Then, what kind of people are these? They know this. They know it. But this is not wisdom. Wisdom seeks knowledge. Let’s assume that people like this make up about 1%. Then, that is the second category. And then, what kind of people do?

Someone sets a purpose for their life and says, “I will become a pastor.” Or, “I will become an evangelist.” Where did you go? An evangelist, restroom… Then, someone like this becomes an evangelist. With this purpose, someone like this decides, “I will become a scholar studying knowledge.” For such a person, the true nature is patriotism—whether it be a pastor, a saint, or whatever—and they become someone who does various things with a purpose related to the Holy Spirit. Next, the fourth point is, what is the center of lunch?

Do-ui. Do-ui, yes, a righteous mind. Yes, pronunciation… Then, what is the 5th one, Su-su? You’ve moved on. You hold a government post. Gyeom-mul also falls under Su-su. Gyeom-mul… isn’t that Su-su for you guys? What is this? I think it means taking care of one’s own body. What is Gyeom-seup? What is Jae-ga? You play Su-su-je-ga, and what does Jae-ga mean? It is useful to use the 5th one a little more.

A high-ranking official like a minister—that high-ranking official position means governing the country, not just the family. Regarding this thought, the seventh position is the “Chigugwan.” This refers to a president or a king. “Chigu” means governing the country; that is the president. Then what is the eighth? It is the UN Secretary-General. I am here to do this. World unification. Now, regarding expansion, there are these eight stages, but where are most humans? They are in objects, so they cannot become products. They are raw materials, wandering around as raw materials and parts. That is correct.

Humans are bound by constraints, so if you all understand this, even a small amount of money can be used for good causes, for the sake of the country. For me, someone like the county magistrate of our village—this rank should gradually rise to the level of Jang Man-geup—and the higher you go up, the higher the rank becomes. But people are just satisfied with this. Regarding material goods… I have been doing this for a long time, but everyone has forgotten it.

A deceitful person, an ordinary person, a great person, a foolish person—this is a deceitful person, very much so. That is why I call this a deceitful person. Regarding the merchant, yes, since a merchant does nothing but merchant work until he dies, he has no merit. He has made no great contribution to the nation, society, or his neighbors. But you can achieve merit even while doing business, can’t you? If you realize this while doing business—remember the story of the vineyard I mentioned earlier—I am saying you should live like a vineyard. It is not that the purpose of doing business is to keep going, but that it is merely a method or a means. It is good to earn a lot of money while working hard to contribute something to society. That is what I am saying. Therefore, a person does not dwell within the object; they come down. First of all, they are not a person who is stuck in this object.

That is someone who works while doing business, someone who is interested in these things while doing business, someone who is interested in these things while doing business; they are the ones whose rank goes up, they say. But nouveau riche are people who only cling to this one thing, only to make money. But what I’m saying is, most of them die while trying to make money. They die without making any money. They just did what they wanted to do properly.

Now, let me ask you how this wisdom differs from knowledge.

What can’t be beat when it comes to products made of wood?

Why two water

You can’t control your anger. Then let’s try making something sturdy out of steel. What do you mean you can’t control a steel product?

A pear that drinks water

Products made of iron cannot withstand water because they rust. They rust. What can products made of clay not withstand?

A lot of fire

What can’t be beaten when it hits evenly?

The tree is head

huh

The tree is now shocked by that.

Just look at this part, Archer. This is wisdom.

That seawater

A product made with splitting water curling

It tastes exactly like water

No matter how strong the fire, the soil won’t burst.

Please count the water. The water

No matter how much pottery is fired, it fears honey. why do you all ask why we create knowledge? Wisdom—this is wisdom, this is a bird. Yes, we must view the bird as correct against the iron, but it cannot defeat the hammer. The hammer cannot defeat the police officer. No matter how much you earn, if you use the hammer to strike, if you speak, you cannot win.

It’s a hammer impact, a hammer there

No, can the law, which was made all alone, defeat the hammer?

whenever

The reason I said this is to show you how dangerous a way of thinking you are. You say that wooden products can’t withstand fire, but iron products rot in water. They rust and eventually, they can’t last for a few thousand years; if they last too long, they just disappear. In that case, the saying that clay products can’t withstand a hammer might not even come up. That is what I am saying.

like this

right, that’s not true. But that’s the right answer.

And then things like this happened

That’s right, isn’t it? wisdom is like when you take a test and the teacher asks a question just like this—you get caught up in it. That’s right, isn’t it? At that moment, a wise person thinks, “Hey, water, cave, wind… it can’t be this. That’s right, isn’t it? There must be something here. This must be a hammer.” It’s a close call. That’s why I ask the person who knows the answer. Archer, why don’t you know? A wise person… this is a story from the Tripitaka Koreana. The Tripitaka Koreana keeps producing sacks. No matter how much you chant prayers toward the Buddha statue, the wooden statue burns down. what are you asking why you are sitting there expecting to bow to something that can’t even defeat fire? Then there is a Buddha made of iron.

If that thing just gets old later, as time passes, the iron will rust. Then how can you call that a Buddha statue when it can’t even withstand water? If you just beat it with dirt, it will just shatter. How can you sit there calling that a Buddha? This is written in the Tripitaka. Therefore, the true Buddha is within your hearts. The answer is right here. That is the message. Your wisdom is the Buddha. Since you are just babbling with knowledge and cannot meet the Buddha of wisdom, I have come here to teach you this instruction manual. Pastor. It will be a little different from your lectures.

since I am here, isn’t there a fact that I was born? It appears in the Bible, didn’t it? I mentioned reincarnation earlier. The concept of reincarnation was mentioned earlier. Yes, reincarnation. You could view Adam as Jesus, or Noah as Jesus, or Abraham as Jesus. It originates. That is what I mean.

We rebirth. Now, there is no birth, no self, no woman. Why is it called non-birth? That is what I am teaching you through wisdom. Now, look. When we speak of the “one time, no more times, one stone, three extremes, infinite source,” if you look here, there is a “one time.” Creation took place—creating one thing, one thing in this universe—yet the fact that one thing was created without end does not exist.

Then, in the 8th line of the Jeonbok line, Jeonbuk Il, here Jeon Il Ji Il In Il, 3 Il Jeok, weight Hwa Sam, it becomes like this: 1002 Sam, Ji I, Je Sam Hak, Yuk Saeng, Chil Pal Gu, On 34 5 7 1, Won Won, many, many. They say it is Yongbyeon Budongbon. Yes, Hojeong Kwon, Wonsim, Won Tae. Here, at the end, yes, Injung, Cheonji Il. Then, if you look here, at the end, 1 Jong, U Jong, I Gi Jong. regarding this, even though creation did happen 1,000 or 10,000 years ago with our ancestors, the act of creation itself cannot exist. They did give birth to a baby, but the baby is actually a baby that has existed since ancient times; it is a baby that migrated and came here.

At that moment, the thought that a certain child is being sent to you definitely enters your mother’s mind. Some people saw a phoenix, and those who saw a dragon saw their family succeed. when it manifests directly in reality without going through this process, what do we call that? We call it a prenatal dream. Since a prenatal dream falls under the category of dreams, it is a prophetic dream. A prophetic dream is one that tells you the future in advance.

A prophetic dream tells you the future in advance. even though this person has never seen this dragon, they say the heavens are granting them foresight. Hey, your dragon is a creature that comes down from somewhere in the heavens. raise your dog well. But regarding the heavens—you may not know this well—if you go to heaven, there is a hierarchy there too. There are classes, so there is order. Not everyone is the same. If you go there, where the human world is here, there was a celestial realm higher than the human world. There is the celestial realm and the heavens, and there are those who came up from here to perform their duties.

just like in our society, there should be people who clean up trash and things like that. It is similar there, but science has advanced to a degree beyond your imagination. They can create people right before your eyes, ride them, summon their mothers from thousands of years ago, and send them away—they do whatever they please. Everything transcends science; just like what I am doing now, they change people at will, converse with cells, and so on. However, just because you eat certain foods doesn’t mean the Kingdom of Heaven is like dew. I mentioned that there is a sun from which food comes. Right now, what kind of food comes to us from this sun? What kind of food comes from this sun? We receive one thing, but what is coming?

Vitamin D, Vitamin D, Vitamin D—it is sent from the heavens. Why can’t humans make it? The body cannot synthesize Vitamin D; that is sent from the sun. So Vitamin D comes, but why don’t calories come? They don’t come. Because calories aren’t being sent. But in the heavens where the Messiah you know has come, there is a sun, but it is not this kind of sun. From the sun, not only Vitamin D comes, but all the calories come as well. Whatever hits the skin, there is no such thing as whether food is being digested or not. There are no toilets, absolutely nothing like that, so the human body doesn’t experience any digestive issues. What do you mean by “development”? It’s “brain development.” Only the brain and emotional organs are developed. if I were to explain that in detail, you would go crazy. Therefore, I cannot explain it in detail. it is the sun, but anyone who sees that light consumes it.

If you look at the Bible, there was the Old Testament era. They traveled through the wilderness for 40 years; what did they eat? Manna came down from heaven, but it didn’t. It did come down. Back then, it came down as material things, but what do we see above? It came as light. We receive it all as light. So if you receive it through your skin, it is just food. You see, on this earth, if there is a housewife, when she gets married and comes to her husband’s family, it is truly a case of how precious a daughter is to a woman raising one. But when she gets married, honestly speaking, if she is a great housewife, she hardly has any time to leave the kitchen. If she goes to the market, after breakfast she has to prepare lunch for her father-in-law. And after lunch, she has to prepare dinner. She even has to make snacks for the evening. She has to cook five meals a day. When I was young, seeing mothers in the countryside really brought tears to my eyes.

Yeah, they don’t even have a refrigerator, so where do they get the ingredients to make all those side dishes? They can’t even manage to cook them all. That is why you should truly respect the women. There isn’t even a sink in the kitchen; just a single pot sitting there, and then dirt. There really isn’t much else. Yet, they cook for the children using what little food they have. Honestly speaking, even just picking a pumpkin skin or trimming a burdock root takes an enormous amount of time. When you think about it, that’s why a woman is usually responsible for a family of 10. It feels unsettling to have to cook so much food; even if there were 10 refrigerators, it wouldn’t work. We are truly struggling. It is winter, summer, and spring, and it all comes down to it. in our country, just looking at a woman should bring tears to your eyes. You can understand. That is why when you give birth to a daughter and marry her off, you send her off to a house full of gruel. In the eyes of parents from the past, she becomes a ghost who just goes to their house to cook meals.

if this woman is a true full-time housewife, in the large extended families of the past, she wouldn’t even have time for herself. She wouldn’t be able to read the door to work. Then she would be chased out after doing the dishes. Then she would have to have one child every year. If you expect them to have about 10 children in 10 years, that means about 10 children in 20 years. The suffering of these women is a lament. But when you go to the Kingdom of Heaven, will you have time to cook? It used to be nice not to have time, but now it is something extremely necessary. There is a class system when it comes to food. Yes, this Earth is truly at rock bottom. You should be grateful that I have come. Since the sun cannot provide food here, manna is sent down. is this manna, the manna in the Bible, fake? It is not fake. That is what I am saying.

Even the staff are being stored right now. Still, since it’s right next to you, it isn’t fake. But because I’m fixing you all like this, it feels like fake. Energy… do I belong here ? Huh Gyeong-yeong, you don’t belong here, do you? I am not a part. I am not a finished product either. Right. You all need to go to the Buddha world, but this Buddha is at the bottom. Where is the world where the fan rises from the bottom Buddha? Look at the world where the fan rises. Where is the world you ascend to when you become a Buddha? It is the Heavenly Realm. I mean, if you ascend, you ascend to the Heavenly Realm. You ascend from here to here. In the Buddha world, if you ascend here, there are three here, six here, 6006… uh, they say here is 6002. The fact that it doesn’t exist is the very first thing. When you become a Buddha, where is the clock that runs? It’s the foot.

Sama King 1002. In the Buddhist scriptures, this is Sama King Heaven. where would the second place be? It can’t be the second place; where is it? It’s Dori 1002. You’ve heard of it a lot. If you go to the Dori Heaven, there are 33 heavens. There are 33 skims, and you have to pass through them to reach the 33 heavens inside. Explaining it would take a very long time. It is a story found in the Tripitaka. Then, if you turn into a fan, you become a fan and have to ascend up to the 6th stage. At the very top is Dori 1000. You have to go up to the 1006th stage, this 6th Dori Heaven. The Buddha hierarchy has an enormous number of ranks.

just because you accumulate merit doesn’t mean you go straight to Paradise. It happens when you meet the Messiah or call upon my name. For an ordinary person to become a Buddha, they must pass through 6,000 of these realms; they ascend by going through an enormous period of time. The second and sixth realms are both called the “Tushita Village,” but no. There is the “Tushita Heaven,” the “Tushita Heaven,” and the “Tushita Heaven.” Yes, the Tushita Heaven and the Tushita Heaven are different, but that isn’t important. Just write down the first one and the second and sixth ones; it would take too long to explain. just as you ascend by passing through 73 stages, when you become a finished product here on Earth, ancient Buddhism refers to it as going to the Tushita Heaven or the Tushita Heaven. Then, that is the world where Buddhas reside, the realm where Buddhas go. What does that mean?

Uh, what does the character ‘Seol’ mean? Dosol, Dosol, Dosolcheon. But regarding this Dosolcheon—since this is Buddhist medicine—they say such a world exists, but it is different from the actual ascent we take. It is definitely different from this. There are infinite stars, stars that are 100 million or 200 million times faster than the process of our Earth’s evolution. There, your heads are slightly different from your bodies, and your internal organs are different as well. you are gradually ascending to a different dimension. Eventually, when you reach the place where the sun is, you simply don’t cook rice. That is what I mean.

You have trained to go to such a world, but if Jesus came without Adam and Abraham came without him, then they would have no experience of the past. imagine a child on this Earth who skips elementary school and goes to middle school, high school, college, studies abroad, and becomes an adult. If that child simply became an adult without attending elementary school, they would have no memories. Then, they would be seen as the lowest of the low, looking down on anyone and everyone, wouldn’t they? That is why you understand the importance of elementary school on Earth. You must complete the elementary school curriculum on Earth to advance to middle school and beyond.

If you don’t go to this place, home by high school, later when you go to Paradise and live where I came from, you won’t be able to live because you’ll be bored. You understand what I’m saying. Everything from the past can be remade. You have no idea how much joy there is there. You can even summon friends you met thousands of years ago because everything comes to life. It is Paradise. Chairman Park can call anyone over, saying, “Come here,” just like he did in the past because of money. And actual conversation is possible there. There, you are not enemies, so you can converse happily, discuss various forms of art, and everyone has different hobbies. Since you only pursue the hobbies you want, there are married couples there, you can meet someone you like, and everyone can live happily. That is why it is Paradise on Earth.

It is paradise. But this Earth, this star, this elementary school—no matter how happy your elementary school days are, if your father goes bankrupt, you become a beggar. Imagine living well in a rich family, but one day your father makes a mistake with a signature and everything goes completely wrong. Your father goes to prison, and your mother disappears through a portal. Can that happen suddenly? Try to understand. This isn’t perfect. The elementary and middle school years were happy, but you end up in poverty during high school. You have to go through all these stages to come back up; only then do you have memories of the past and a sense of purpose in life. That is why this exists.

So what I’m saying is, there’s a beginning, but there’s an end, but it’s not an end. What I’m saying is, you’re not born. You’re not born. But it seems like you came out here, but you turned around and came back to the original position. So you started here, but there’s no beginning. When you came back, there was an end at that time, but there’s no end. So how does this happen? Where is the beginning? And in the middle of this, you keep being born. That’s why it’s a cycle.

you all have no beginning, you are unborn, you are immortal, and there is no death. You are under the illusion that you die, but in reality, if you close your eyes completely, you enter into a tremendous light. That light is like a black hole or a white hole. There are black holes and white holes, and if you go into a black hole and come out of a white hole, there is a possibility that someone who died in a traffic accident—someone who went into a black hole and brought back a white hole—could return. Such a person understands light. They tell themselves, “I entered through light traveling at tremendous speed.” 99 percent of them are like that. You would know death only if you went inside, but it is energy. It is energy, and it is revived. It is undeniable that when we sleep, we wake up the next day. It is exactly the same. Therefore, the concept that people die is wrong. That is why a fat person can become a slim person; it is like the clothes changing. The shape changing. it is immortality.

There is nothing you are asking for. Immortality, non-lineage. Okay, what is next? Illegible. What does this mean? Aunt Kim, don’t doze off. What does this mean? It did not bite. It did not bite. It is not dirty. This means it is not dirty. no matter how much has entered this world, who made it? There were many gods. God put everything on this earth into it. there is no dirt in the first place; it just looks dirty. That is why, after Wonhyo drank water from a skull, he vomited. It tasted incredibly good when he was drinking it, but when he woke up and looked at the skull, the reason it tasted good was that it was swarming with maggots. when he saw the maggots, he felt like vomiting.

It has been 7 hours since you drank the water. Geum-jok was fine until he got sick, but when I looked closely, he was vomiting. That is what Wonhyo realized—that there is no impurity. So what is this? There is no impurity, nor is there cleanliness. That is correct. It is originally clean, and nothing has entered. There is no increase in impurity, nor is there a decrease. Now, what is this? A root. What does “root” mean?

Ah, it’s not me either.

It’s not one, and it’s not two. It’s not two, so what does that mean? What do you mean by saying it wasn’t one, and it wasn’t two? Kimo

It’s not a return, and it’s within the square footage. So it’s zero.

That which is neither one nor two is neither zero nor this, so grasp it. Make sure you understand well that it is neither one nor two; it is called the Middle Way. The Way of Movement and the Way of Conflict. Now, you must understand the Middle Way here. Look, negativity and insensitivity. There is neither increasing nor decreasing. Then what is this? What is this? If there is neither increasing nor decreasing, what is it?

He’s just a god. A god

Nothing is increasing, and nothing is decreasing. Yeah, loyalty. Well, here, loyalty. There is nothing dirty, and nothing clean. What?

That’s also a bit too much

There is nothing dirty or clean. What is this? It is the Doctrine of the Mean. That is to say. There is no non-rebirth, no birth, and no death.

Yoneji, yes, Yone, even without change, laying out the clothes and us enjoying the breeze

There is neither birth nor death. Yes, I mean eternal life. It is living forever. That is why your faces are different. Your faces have changed over the hundreds of billions of years you have lived. You are traveling through this universe, having come for an incredibly long time to reach this planet called Earth today. even though I cured your illnesses earlier, if I were not an atom, I would not be a wise person or one possessing knowledge. That is what I mean. If I were such a person, I would be exactly like you. Things like becoming stronger when commanding Ms. Huh would not exist.

I am only showing you that one thing right now, just a few things, and there is a reason for this. I am staying still to maximize the effect later. I could show you anything, but if I acted like a magician now, it would hinder my becoming president later. Yes, that is why, until then, I am moving in the order determined by heaven. just because I have the same face as you, do you think I am the same person? No, absolutely not. Come out here. Who is the person visiting for the first time today? Come out here, both of you. Now, how old are you? 76. Now, this person’s body is a veritable department store of diseases. This is your first time here today. I escorted you.

“Bring the pastor here. his body isn’t feeling well overall. Then this person. That person says their leg hurts, so let’s touch him. Where is it? Over there too… No, it’s noisy. Look. Take a look. I’ll give you a good squeeze. I’ll try to pull this off. I’m strong from the O-ring test. There is none. Try pulling it off yourself. Give me a good squeeze. try pulling it off hard. Do you have strength? No. There isn’t. It just falls off. I’ll pull it off and start. Do one step with your hand. Start. Try pulling it off. I’ll squeeze it hard. There is no strength. This is normal. But let’s see if he touches it. It hurts right away. Now, try jumping from here. Just touch one finger. Ah-song, just one finger. A finger. No, I’m saying just touch this one finger.”

It hurts like this. It’s hard to start. Do you have strength? Do you have strength? Do you have strength? I’ll put it to you. Speak up. Now, give me some strength. Put it down. Do you have strength? Do you have strength? Done. Okay, you have to do it like that. The person standing here isn’t an ordinary person. Look, I told you your leg isn’t in good condition right now. The ‘D’ shape represents your entire body. Try lifting this spot and the scenery. Try lifting your neck. Try lifting this spot. It separates. From here to your toes, everything is bad. it’s in a bad state right now. Now, look at me. Okay, then I’ve fixed your leg. Try putting your leg to me.

Now, try really hard with just one finger. Just one finger. Come here. There’s a camera here so people can see. Try pulling it away so the camera is visible. If your hand falls, don’t try pulling it away. Does it fall? It doesn’t fall. I’ve had strength since earlier. Now that my strength has suddenly dropped, let me try pulling it away. Start. I probably can’t do this with my own strength. Right, it’s powerful. Then why is that? It definitely fell a moment ago. It hurts there. But it doesn’t hurt here. Just this one finger here, now, try putting strength. Start. Did you hear that? It doesn’t fall, it doesn’t fall. It’s completely normal. that means it’s become normal. It didn’t. It did. It’s done. It’s done. it changes like this. The cells, when I look at them with my eyes like this, see it like this and change. Then, the person who made the collar of Jesus’ garment was cured of the disease. It wasn’t cured. It was cured.

It’s fixed. And whether a person believes something or not, that doesn’t matter. Even if they doubt me, it gets fixed as long as they don’t doubt. And while it doesn’t matter if they doubt, being able to change the human body so freely like this cannot be achieved with acupuncture or nurturing. The energy is different. Try touching it here again. Okay, this time, the body is a complete mess. Do it like this. Your hand is always a stethoscope. Look at the thyroid and the cigarette. Okay, start. One, two, three. There was strength. There isn’t. Not at all. It’s good if you apply strong force. Is there strength here? There isn’t. No, there is absolutely no strength. Then this thyroid is completely bad. It has aged, but it’s been discarded. Okay, push it out. Done. Now the thyroid has returned to normal. Then try touching it. Try taking your hand off the thyroid. Can you take it off? It’s gone.

if I say, “Let me try to pry it off,” does that not get heard? It absolutely does not get heard. Why is that? Do you think a person can do that? It is possible because I am not the one here, nor the one here, nor the one here. However, a dragon—something unimaginable to a person—appears in the dream of a woman who cannot even draw a single picture. When you look at her explanation, she says, “A dragon? That is impossible. It is something done in the heavens. It is something coming from the heavens.” for such a person, it is implying that it came from a good star in the sky. That is why the celestial silverfish does not appear as an animal and speak through an animal, saying, “You will give birth to a big child.” Instead, it shows it clearly with one’s eyes.

But that thing in your head won’t go away until you die, okay? Alright then, we’ve fixed the thyroid. There’s absolutely nothing else to look at. Everything is bad. Now, put this on your nose. Since it’s replacing Joseon, that’s a stethoscope. Put that on, and since your right hand is strong, that’s enough. Next, check this forehead. Now, look at your mouth. Let’s see how your body is. It’s not good, is it? Now, turn around. Look, you’re all blocked. Your eyes need surgery, but they just aren’t working. Okay, it’s fine. Your heart, liver, small intestine, large intestine, and prostate—they’re all bad. Look at me. You really hit the jackpot today, sir. Everything is fine. Now, let’s put it on your forehead. One, two, three—does it drop? It’s not shaking.

Try putting it to your nose. Does it fall off? Try putting it to your thyroid. Does it tremble ? Take it off here. Since I’m the one taking it off? Thyroid, oh, that’s enough. Don’t do this for too long. Just try taking it off once. I told you not to hold on and cling to it for a long time to take it off. You’ll hurt your fingers. You’ll hurt this person’s fingers. Just pull it off hard once, and if it doesn’t fall off, that’s it. What are you trying to do? Watch it carefully. You need to have this. It’s because you’re doing this with just knowledge. Considering how old this old man is, pulling on his joints like that, risking your life… I’ve taken care of every painful spot now. Turn around. It’s a mess. I’ve fixed the spine too. Try taking your hand off anywhere. Anywhere on the lumbar spine. I’m telling you to put your hand anywhere on the lumbar spine. Now, try releasing the tension in your hand.

It looks like it’s falling. It won’t fall. Your fund is all set; it’s proceeded normally. Tomorrow, call out a lot, look at the photos, and that’s how you have to do it. Go in and invest. Thank you. Teacher, this is almost done. Time is up. what I am talking about today is that this does not actually exist. Humans are immortal. Since they are immortal, they could stay on this Earth for hundreds of billions of years. If you don’t keep cursing, you understand this ball. You do this ball and do something else. The user manual for truth. I am lecturing on this user manual, so please check it properly in the future. Of course, my book will be published, but study it. When you ask next time, I will tell you that today might seem easy, but it is actually difficult.

How is it? Good. Isn’t the instruction manual a ball? Well, call it a ball. This call it a ball. Yes, a ball goes into wisdom. Try squeezing out the ball. It is sculpting and space-time. Then, what is sculpting? It means to seek. It is form. That is correct. Auntie Ang, this matter itself is consciousness—this is emptiness, and this is form. where does it go, where does it go? These eight characters are the word for emptiness. This is exactly what I mean by emptiness. That is correct. There is no fetus, and the two characters, yes, this is called wisdom.

Wisdom itself is wisdom, but the truth about the usability of truth is that there is truth at every time. Truth is emptiness. It can’t be done as one. I understand. That’s wisdom. Wisdom, truth, so to speak, this wisdom and truth are different. Wisdom, so applying truth is wisdom. So first of all, let’s understand this. Properly using this truth, this instruction manual, is wisdom. You can make this into a product. That’s right, just once. Make this product. When using it with me, this instruction manual. When making a product, below it is the user manual, the manufacturing manual, the manufacturing manual, that’s it.

Two things that humans have to work hard for, but even without this, there was a person who became enlightened while cooking rice in the kitchen or putting out fire. What do you call that? Money? 5 points for money? Points? Money? A monk who never studied money suddenly became a Taoist while putting out fire in a temple. Money? Isn’t that the fire-breathing thought? Yes, yes, Then, in Buddhism, what do money and points mean for someone who suddenly becomes enlightened? You have to study like this and it will happen. Together with that, next time, we’ve given this truth lecture so many times. We give truth lectures, but the truth of products and raw materials. What are products and raw materials, you guys?

Monday, what is the raw material? It’s the zero that creates great personalities used in heaven. If you make it properly with that, it becomes a finished product and ascends. That’s why the Messiah came to inform you about the finished product. What do you guys pray at church or temple? 99% of it is prayer. It’s a prayer asking for something after I die tomorrow. You have to know that there is no such thing. When you realize the truth and put it into practice, you will receive a reward. If I could finally do it, all the people on Earth would have already left. Stop working and just pray all day. throw a stone this big into the water and pray for 12 months of the year.

A stone comes up, crawls into the water, and you have to pull it out. Right. what does the word “prayer” mean? Skido, effort, labor. Prayer means labor. I have to give the money I earned with my labor and sweat to others to earn merit. Can I steal money from others and earn merit? Right. That’s why people try to skip this process, and that’s prayer. These days, if you look, you’re just praying for money to just fall from the sky. The happiness of your own family is the reward for hard work, but if you gamble to build a happy family in return for something other than labor, your family will fall.

The Relationship Between Wisdom, Knowledge, and Truth, and a User Manual for Life

In life, wisdom, knowledge, and truth are like a product, raw material, and instruction manual, respectively, and it is important to understand and utilize them correctly.

Definitions and Roles of Wisdom, Knowledge, and Truth
Wisdom is like a product, and knowledge is like raw materials
. Taking a car as an example, the car is the product, and its parts are the raw materials.
In this way, wisdom is like a finished product, and knowledge is like raw materials.
Truth is like an instruction manual for life. Just as
parts (raw materials) come together to form a car (product), truth is like a product instruction manual that guides how to use all of these correctly.
To humans, truth is the instruction manual given by Heaven when creating humanity, and a guidebook that tells us how to live.
Wisdom comes from the mind,
while knowledge comes from outside the world. Wisdom originates from within
, whereas knowledge is obtained from outside the world—that is, by hearing from others or through books.
Money corresponds to raw materials, and the purpose of spending money is important.

The Meaning of Success and the Importance of Merit.
The Purpose of Money and Its Wise Use.
Money is like raw material, and the purpose for which money is needed is important.
When one possesses a lot of money or power, it is important to consider the purpose for which it is used (God, parents, friends, etc.)
. One must realize how to use money correctly without confusing wisdom with knowledge.
Success is the process and result of giving.
Wisdom is the process, and raw material is the result or goal.
The process of earning money (like a miser) is important, but how that money is given (like Bill Gates) is the true goal of success.
Success (成功) signifies the process of achieving (成) and the result of giving (功). Even if
a chaebol earns a lot of money, if they spend it all alone, they are a failure; only by giving what they have achieved to others are they truly successful.
Merit (功) is both the goal and the result of life, signifying giving to others.
The Merit (功) of a National Meritorious Person and the Truth of Heaven.
A National Meritorious Person is someone who has rendered merit (功) to the nation, referring to those who have dedicated themselves to the country rather than for personal gain.
National Meritorious Persons are selected through rigorous screening, and they are difficult to find in modern society where individualism is rampant.
Between parents and the nation… The nation comes first, just as loyalty takes precedence over filial piety.
In the instruction manual for the truth of Heaven, children have priority, followed by women, and then the elderly and infirm.

The Essence of Humanity and the Role of the Messiah:
Humans are not finished products but raw materials, and the Messiah is a being who has come to fix broken humans and teach them the instruction manual for the truth.
Humans are raw materials, not finished products.
The 7 billion people of humanity are not finished products but materials.
They are a single material for creating the world, and they exist on Earth because they have not yet produced the results of life. Just
as there are assembly instructions for parts in addition to the finished car manual, humans need knowledge, which is the assembly instruction manual for parts.
Knowledge is a lower-level assembly manual, while the user manual is a higher-level guide for how to use the finished product.
Completed humans leave Earth and leave behind merit
. When the 7 billion people are complete, they will leave Earth, and only those who have left behind merit will be able to depart.
Humans possess an instinct to achieve merit for the nation and individuals, do good deeds, and eventually leave Earth.

The Role of the Messiah and the Teachings of Truth
The Messiah is a technician who repairs broken humans.
When the car called humanity breaks down, humans cannot fix it on their own, so the technician, the Messiah, comes to repair it.
As the one who created the user manual for humans, the Messiah plays the role of returning to explain it.
Through the teachings of the Messiah, humans become perfected and ascend to the Kingdom of Heaven; until then, they reincarnate on Earth.
The Reincarnation of the Messiah in the Bible and the Reason for Coming in a Human Body
The phrase in Matthew 1:1, “The genealogy of Jesus Christ, the son of Abraham and the son of David,” signifies that Jesus was not conceived by the Holy Spirit but came through reincarnation in a human body.
Because the Messiah comes in a human body, the Bible tells us that He comes through reincarnation via the genealogy of the descendants of Abraham and David.
Truth is the path that leads an unhappy world to happiness.
The wise are blessed, and knowledge itself can bring unhappiness.
This world, where 7 billion people exist, is like an imperfect and unhappy sea of ​​suffering.
Humans came to this world to go toward happiness, but even after success, pain and difficulties follow ceaselessly.
The Messiah is a product user manual and It helps humans avoid pain and move toward happiness by teaching the instructions for using the raw materials.

The Parable of the Talents and Heavenly Blessings
The Parable of the Talents: The Difference Between Knowledge and Wisdom
In the Parable of the Talents in Matthew 25:15, the one who received one talent and buried the money in the ground is a lazy person possessing only knowledge.
On the other hand, the one who received five talents and two talents and made a profit is a wise person.
The master did not teach the instructions on how to use the money, but the wise person utilized the money on their own to make a profit.
Heavenly blessings look at the heart, not the quantity.
The master praises both the one who earned five talents and the one who earned two talents equally, indicating that whether one earned a lot or a little does not matter.
In heaven, the one who buried one talent is called a lazy person who wasted time.
In the Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard in Matthew 20:1, giving the same wages to both the one who came early and the one who came late signifies that heavenly blessings look at the heart (mind) rather than the quantity.
Whether rich or poor, if one has a heart to serve, one receives the same blessing in heaven.
Blessed are those who learn and practice the truth.
Study hard and one If taught, one must realize ten things, and there is a blessing for those who consistently listen to the truth.
The Kingdom of Heaven is like a vineyard, so learning the truth and attending itself becomes a reward.

The Eight Views and the Eight Stages of Human Growth
The Eight Views: Eight perspectives on viewing things.
Studying knowledge leads to wisdom, and this is achieved through the analysis of raw materials using the Eight Views, which analyzes things from eight perspectives: Indifference, Lower View, Outward View, Reality View, Space View, Divine View, Eunuch View, and Non-View.
Taking a diamond as an example, one might view buying a diamond for a lover as an Outward View (result) that she will be happy;
however, one must also consider it from a Non-View (negative perspective), asking whether the woman is becoming extravagant with material things, relying on material possessions to gain points, or if there is a risk of being kidnapped by robbers.
As such, analyzing a single object from eight perspectives is crucial in determining knowledge and wisdom.
The Eight Stages of Human Growth
Most humans remain at the stage of investigating things (Gyeongmul), living bound by material possessions, failing to achieve merit (Gong), and perishing.
Gyeongmul: The stage of living bound by material things (95% of humans)
Chiji: The stage of the scholar seeking knowledge (1% of humans)
Sincerity (誠意): The stage of establishing a purpose, like a pastor, evangelist, or clergyman.
Righteous Mind (正心): The stage of possessing an upright mind.
Self-Cultivation (修身): The stage of going beyond merely taking care of oneself
to holding a government post. Managing the Family (齊家): The stage of governing a nation, beyond managing a household (ministerial level). Governing
the State (治國): The stage of ruling a country like a president or king.
Pacifying the World (平天下): The stage of unifying the world, like a UN Secretary-General (the goal of the Messiah).
Most humans remain at the stage of material objects, moving around as raw materials (components); one must pass through this stage to elevate their status.
Even a merchant can achieve merit, and is different from a nouveau riche who is obsessed solely with making money.

The Difference Between Wisdom and Knowledge: The Analogy of the Tripitaka Koreana.
The Limitations of Products and the Importance of Wisdom.
Wooden products cannot withstand fire,
iron products rust in water and do not last long, and
clay products cannot withstand the impact of a hammer.
This analogy demonstrates that knowledge alone has its limits and that only with wisdom can one find the true answer.
The true Buddha resides in the wisdom within the mind.
The Tripitaka Koreana states that Buddha statues made of wood, iron, and clay are not true Buddhas because they cannot withstand fire, water, and a hammer, respectively.
The true Buddha lies within the wisdom of the human mind, and the Messiah has come to teach the instruction manual for this wisdom.

Non-Birth and Non-Death, and Human Eternal Life.
Humans are neither born nor die (Non-Birth and Non-Death).
One Beginning Without Beginning, One: There is a beginning, yet there is no beginning; there is an end, yet there is no end.
Although humans appear to be born, they are actually beings that have existed since ancient times and have migrated to this place; death is not extinction but a transformation of energy.
Death is like entering a black hole and emerging through a white hole, only to be revived and reappear in a new form.
Prenatal Dreams and Prophetic Dreams: Messages from Heaven.
A prenatal dream is a prophetic dream in which celestial animals, such as dragons or phoenixes, appear in a mother’s dream to foretell the descent of a child chosen by Heaven.
These are not imaginary creatures but actual animals existing in the heavenly realm, through which Heaven conveys messages to humans.
Parents who have such a dream must respect their child and raise them to be strong, as this follows the will of Heaven.
There are also cases, like Schubert, where wisdom manifests immediately without undergoing a special process.
Life in the Heavenly Realm and the Role of Earth.
The Heavenly Realm transcends science, where everything is accomplished freely; food is consumed through sunlight, and there are no toilets… They live a life on a different dimension from Earth.
Earth is like a place where humans complete the elementary school curriculum; only by passing through this process can they evolve into a star capable of middle and high school, eventually reaching Paradise.
Paradise is a terrestrial paradise where one can remake all past memories, meet people they desire, converse joyfully, and pursue hobbies.
Life on Earth is imperfect and painful, but through this process, humans grow and find fulfillment.
Non-Dirty and Non-Pure, Non-Increase and Non-Decrease, Non-One and Non-Dual. Non-Dirty and
Non-Pure: Neither dirty nor clean.
Just as Great Master Wonhyo attained enlightenment after drinking water from a skull, everything in the world was created by God, so there is originally nothing dirty; the perception of something being dirty is a human illusion.
This signifies the Doctrine of the Mean.
Non-Increase and Non-Decrease: Neither increases nor decreases.
This is an attribute of God and signifies neutrality.
Non-One and Non-Dual: Neither one nor two.
This is It signifies the Middle Way.
Non-birth and non-death: neither born nor dying.
This signifies eternal life, meaning humans are beings who live forever.
The Messiah’s power and reason for existence:
Since the Messiah is not an atom like a human, he possesses the ability to freely transform the human body and cure diseases.
To maximize the effect, these abilities are deliberately not fully displayed, and he moves in an order determined by Heaven.

The Relationship Between Truth and Wisdom and the Meaning of Prayer
The Relationship Between Truth and Wisdom
Emptiness belongs to wisdom; matter itself is emptiness, and emptiness is matter.
Truth varies from moment to moment, while wisdom is the ability to apply truth and use it properly.
A manufacturing manual is required when making a product, and a user manual is required when utilizing it.
Sudden enlightenment is realizing something instantaneously without any prior study, while gradual cultivation is realizing something through progressive study. Humans are
the raw materials used to create excellent individuals for use in Heaven.
The Messiah came to inform humans so that they can become finished products and ascend to Heaven.
Prayer is the reward for labor and practice.
Most prayers are to ask for blessings, but one must realize that there are no blessings after death.
Prayer signifies labor, and a reward comes when one performs meritorious deeds for others with money earned through sweat. Attempting
to build happiness through gambling without labor is a path that ruins the family.

Huh Kyung-young Lecture 955: The Truth About Products and Ingredients

Humans are ‘raw materials,’ and they need ‘truth’ to become ‘finished products.’
Humans are the ‘raw materials’ used to create individuals of excellent character to be utilized in Heaven.
For these raw materials to become proper ‘finished products’ and ascend to Heaven, they must realize and practice the ‘truth (instruction manual).’
The truth is like an instruction manual on how humans should live.

The Nature and Role of Wisdom, Knowledge, and Money
Wisdom springs from within the heart and is akin to the essential teachings given to us by God.
Knowledge is information obtained from the outside world, learned by reading books or listening to others.
Money is the raw material for achieving a purpose; money itself cannot be the goal.
The purpose for which money or power is used is what matters.
Even if the process of earning money appears miserly, it is commendable if that money is used for good causes.
Wisdom is the process, while knowledge corresponds to the goal and the result.

The True Meaning of Success: ‘Achieving and Giving.’
Success extends beyond merely achieving goals to include sharing what has been achieved with others.
In the Chinese characters for success, ‘成功’ (Seonggong), ‘成’ (Seong) signifies the process of achieving a goal, while ‘功’ (Gong) signifies the act of sharing what has been achieved with others.
If one enjoys what has been achieved solely for oneself, it cannot be considered true success.
Example: Bill Gates is regarded as a successful person because he earned money and gave it back to society.
Conversely, passing down one’s wealth only to one’s children is not success.

The Meaning of National Merit and the Priority of Loyalty and Filial
Piety Merit refers to the recognition of one’s contributions to the nation or society.
A National Merit refers to a person who has rendered service to the country, and the title is awarded to those who have dedicated themselves to the nation beyond personal gain.
National Merit recipients are selected through a rigorous screening process and cannot be obtained through bribery.
They are granted various benefits, including free access to services, financial support, burial in national cemeteries, and preferential treatment for their children.
Between loyalty and filial piety, loyalty takes precedence.
When the nation is in crisis, one must put one’s parents aside and step forward for the country.

Application of Truth: Life’s Priorities and the Role of the Messiah.
Truth serves as the standard for making correct judgments at critical moments in life.
Example: In a disaster situation, children and women should be saved first, followed by the elderly and infirm; young men must take responsibility for themselves.
When faced with life’s problems, the Messiah is a being who resolves them through truth, much like a technician fixing a broken machine.
When confronted with problems that humans cannot solve on their own, the One who revealed the truth (the Messiah) must return to explain.

Human Existence and Reincarnation: The Perspective of ‘Product’ and ‘Material’
The seven billion people of humanity are not yet finished ‘products’ but are closer to ‘materials.’
Humans are the materials for creating the world, and they are in a state where they have not yet produced the results of their lives.
Knowledge is like an assembly instruction manual for parts, and truth is like an instruction manual for a finished product.
Once humans become finished products, they will leave Earth, and at that time, they must leave behind a legacy.
Everyone possesses the instinct to leave Earth, and the effort to achieve merit stems from this instinct.
Reincarnation is a process that continues until humans become finished products on Earth.
The genealogy of Jesus Christ in Matthew 1:1 of the Bible alludes to reincarnation.
The Messiah comes in a human body, and this is part of the process of growing through past experiences.

Prenatal Dreams and Prophetic Dreams: Messages from Heaven.
Imaginary animals such as dragons and phoenixes actually exist in the heavens and appear to humans through prenatal dreams.
A prenatal dream is a type of prophetic dream that foretells the future, serving as a way for Heaven to hint at the birth of a special child.
Parents who have such a dream regard the child as special, respect them, and educate them accordingly.
These dreams appear without the need for knowledge or experience, serving as a channel that directly conveys the wisdom of Heaven.

The imperfections of the human world and the pursuit of happiness relying
solely on knowledge lead to unhappiness; this world, inhabited by 7 billion people, is itself like an imperfect and painful sea.
Humans constantly face suffering and difficulties, making it hard to find true happiness.
Humans came into this world to pursue happiness and to bestow merit upon others.
However, due to real-world difficulties, it is difficult to obtain the opportunity to bestow merit.
Through the product instruction manual (truth), one can avoid such suffering and move toward happiness.

The Parable of the Talents and the Parable of the Vineyard: Heaven’s Standard of Evaluation
Parable of the Talents (Matthew 25:15):
The one who merely possesses money belongs to knowledge, while the one who multiplies his money is wise.
The master praises those who have worked hard equally, regardless of whether they earned much or little.
This demonstrates that in bestowing merit, one’s mindset is more important than the quantity.
Parable of the Vineyard (Matthew 20:1):
Both those who came early and those who came late are given the same wage (one denarius).
This signifies that in heaven, the heart and effort to serve are valued highly, and the size of the results or the amount of wealth is not judged.
Consistently attending lectures and listening to the truth is a blessing in itself.

Eight Views (Palgwan): Eight perspectives on viewing things
. When looking at a single object, one must view it from eight different perspectives.
Example: A diamond ring gift.
Self-image (Asaeng): The positive thought that my wife will be happy if I give her the ring.
Self-view (Agan): The negative thought that the relationship could become dependent on material things.
Impossibility (Bulgamang): The worry that wearing the ring might lead to encountering a robber or having an accident.
In this way, one must judge things from various perspectives.

The 8 Stages of Human Growth (Investigating Things to Attain Knowledge)
Investigating Things (格物): The stage of living bound by material things. Most people remain at this stage, ending their lives without achieving any merit.
Attaining Knowledge (致知): The stage of seeking knowledge.
Sincere Intention (誠意): The stage of establishing a purpose in life (e.g., pastors, scholars).
Righteous Mind (正心): The stage of a Taoist possessing an upright mind.
Self-Cultivation (修身): The stage of refining oneself. Managing
the Family (齊家): The stage of governing the nation beyond managing the household (e.g., cabinet ministers). Governing
the State (治國): The stage of governing the nation (e.g., presidents, kings).
Peaceful World (平天下): The stage of unifying the world and bringing peace (e.g., UN Secretary-General). One must
pass through these 8 stages to achieve true growth, and as one progresses through the stages, one’s stature rises.

The Difference Between Wisdom and Knowledge: The Analogy of the Five Elements
. Wooden products are vulnerable to fire.
Iron products are weak because they rust in water.
Earthenware products break when hammered.
As such, all materials have weaknesses, and wisdom is the insight to see through these weaknesses.
The true Buddha resides in the wisdom within the mind. Since
Buddha statues made of wood, iron, and earth are vulnerable to fire, water, and hammers, respectively, they cannot become true Buddhas.
This is a teaching found in the Tripitaka Koreana.

Non-birth and Non-death, Non-defilement and Non-purity,
Non-one and Non-two: The essence of existence. Non-birth (Non-birth): There is no birth. Humans continue to exist through reincarnation, and new births are a continuation of the past.
Non-death (Non-death): There is no death. The physical body disappears, but the soul exists in the form of energy and is reborn.
Death is like entering a black hole and emerging through a white hole.
Non-defilement (Non-defilement): There is no impurity. Since everything in the world was created by God, there is essentially nothing impure.
As in the anecdote of Wonhyo’s skull water, the feeling of being dirty is a function of the mind.
Non-purity (Non-purity): There is no cleanliness. Since there is no impurity,
there is no cleanliness either. Non-increase and Non-decrease (Non-increase and Non-decrease): There is neither increase nor decrease. Everything circulates, and there is no change in the realm of God.
Non-one and Non-two (Non-one and Non-two): It is neither one nor two. This signifies the Middle Way.
These concepts demonstrate that humans exist eternally and are beings who travel the universe.

The Appearance of Heaven and the Role of Earth
Hierarchy and ranks exist within Heaven, and there is a celestial realm higher than Earth.
Science is so advanced in Heaven that it is possible to create humans or summon beings from the past.
The sun in Heaven provides not only Vitamin D but also energy, so receiving its light on the skin is equivalent to consuming food. The manna of the
Old Testament era was the material form of food that descended from the heavens.
Earth is like an elementary school curriculum, and experiences here become important memories and a source of fulfillment when living in Paradise later on.
Life on Earth is imperfect and painful, but one grows through these experiences.
Becoming a Buddha requires passing through the six stages of the celestial realm (the Six Heavens), which are referred to as the Tushita Heaven and the Tusita Heaven.
Heaven is like an earthly paradise, where one can meet the people one desires, enjoy hobbies, and live peacefully.

The Messiah’s Powers and Role:
Since the Messiah is not one of ordinary wisdom or knowledge, he possesses abilities that transcend human imagination.
The Messiah can communicate with cells to freely transform the human body and can heal diseases.
Just as the person who touched the hem of Jesus’ garment was healed, healing is possible even for those who doubt the Messiah.
The Messiah does not recklessly reveal his powers but moves according to the order ordained by heaven.

The True Meaning of Prayer: ‘Labor’.
While most prayers are about asking for blessings, true prayer signifies labor. One
can only achieve merit by sharing what has been gained through labor with others.
Praying for luck without labor can ruin family happiness.

[question]

What is the ‘truth of products and raw materials’ mentioned in Huh Kyung-young’s lectures?
What is the difference between ‘wisdom’ and ‘knowledge’ as explained in the lecture, and where does he explain the origin of each?
How does Huh Kyung-young define the true meaning of ‘success,’ and how does he explain the reason using the Chinese character ‘成功’ (success)?
What are the conditions for becoming a person of national merit and the benefits granted to them, and which does he explain takes precedence between ‘loyalty’ and ‘filial piety’?
To what is the role of the ‘Messiah’ likened when facing life’s problems?
To which do he liken the 7 billion people of humanity—to ‘products’ or ‘materials’—and why? What is
the reason for the appearance of prenatal dreams or prophetic dreams, and what is their meaning?
Please explain how Heaven evaluates human effort through the parables of the talents and the vineyard.
What is the ‘Eight Views’ (Pal-gwan), and how is it applied using the example of a diamond ring gift?
Among the eight stages of human growth, which stage do most humans remain in, and what are the characteristics of this stage?
Please explain the meaning of each concept, such as ‘neither born nor dying,’ ‘neither impure nor ungain,’ and ‘neither one nor two,’ and how they describe the essence of human existence.
What distinguishes the sun in Heaven from the sun on Earth, and to what phenomenon in Heaven is the ‘manna’ of the Old Testament explained as being connected?
How does Huh Kyung-young explain the true meaning of ‘prayer,’ and why does he emphasize it so much?
To what is the Messiah’s ability to freely transform his body likened?
Why is the Earth compared to an ‘elementary school curriculum,’ and what significance does this curriculum hold for humanity?

Timestamp: 00:00:03 Start of lecture and definition of products and raw materials

00:18:14 The meaning of truth, success, merit, and national meritorious service

00:47:20 Messiah, Dragon, Prenatal Dream, Reincarnation, Celestial Realm

01:15:50 Non-birth, Non-death, Middle Way, Wisdom and Truth

01:33:14 Conclusion: The Importance of Practicing Emptiness, Wisdom, and Truth