2017.01.07 ss 1060 Trump’s View on Korean Leftists, Media, and the Recurrence of the Korean War Huh Kyung-young’s Presidency is the Only Solution – January 7, 2017

1. The Enduring Value of Spiritual Investment

Greetings to all. It is more important for you to witness me lecturing on the blackboard than to merely hear my words. My lectures are not just about listening; seeing my face is worth a million dollars. While you may forget the specifics of my lecture, the essence will remain in your mind, resurfacing in conversations. Therefore, do not worry about remembering every detail. Simply being present here is a form of spiritual investment.

Human beings constantly make investments throughout their lives. This includes investing time and material wealth. However, people are often obsessed with material investments, which can lead to conflicts over inheritance in old age. What truly matters is investing in the spiritual well-being of one’s descendants.

The most profound investment is in the afterlife. This is a serious matter. Many people die suddenly in traffic accidents or become paralyzed. Such moments can instantly transport one to the afterlife. People often overlook this spiritual investment, focusing instead on material or temporal pursuits that yield no true return. However, those who have seen my face will find themselves in Empyrean, where they will meet Huh.

Every year, 260,000 people die in Korea alone, and countless more worldwide. Huh meets every single one of them. When you encounter Huh in Empyrean, you will not be afraid because you will have already seen my face on Earth. This familiarity will ensure your passage to a good place, to Empyrean. This is the profound significance of investing in the afterlife. No one else but me can offer such a guarantee. All other figures, no matter how great, will eventually fade. Only my image and name will endure. Therefore, seeing me is more important than listening to my lecture. You can leave now, knowing this.

Do not dwell too much on my lecture, but remember what I have just said. You will face a moment of profound self-reflection, a “bowing in repentance” before a brilliant light in Empyrean. In that light, my face will appear, and I will determine your destiny in the afterlife. I am not a religious figure, yet this is the truth. I transcend all religions, embracing them all.

2. The True Meaning of Titles: Teacher vs. Worker

Let us consider the meaning of various titles. A pastor “목사, “moksa”” is a shepherd, a guardian of the flock. The character for “mok” “목” in pastor signifies a shepherd, a teacher. Therefore, a pastor is a teacher, a figure of respect.

However, a prosecutor “검사, “geomsa”” or a judge “판사, “pansa”” are merely workers. The character for “sa” “사” in prosecutor signifies a worker. A prosecutor is an employee, not a figure of respect. A judge, who holds the power of judgment, is also a worker. These individuals are necessary for earthly investments, but they do not determine your spiritual destiny. Receiving good guidance from a pastor or a monk may lead you to an opportunity to meet me in the afterlife.

When you respond with a strong voice, 600 muscles in your body move, indicating vitality. A weak response suggests a lack of spirit. Today’s lecture is not about earthly investments, but about investments in the afterlife.

My voice is like the cry of a cow, which aligns with the character for “mok” “목” in pastor, meaning “shepherd.” Ancient prophecies, such as the “Gyukam’s legacy records”, speak of a person with a cow’s voice who will set the world right. This person’s voice will spread across the entire world, like a field. This is happening now through the internet.

This figure is prophesied to appear in the Ocean of Letters Era, which is the internet era. The term “Ocean of Letters” “해인” refers to an abundance of “seals” or “stamps” symbolizing the vastness of information on the internet, far surpassing ancient texts like the “Tripitaka Koreana”.

The reason for my arrival is the Eonododan “언어도단” era, a time when communication breaks down. Parents cannot communicate with their children, and spouses cannot communicate with each other, despite advanced communication technology. People become like fools, unable to connect. Religious institutions are also declining because truth no longer resonates. This breakdown of communication is why I have come.

3. The Nine Principles of Conduct “Gusado”

I have spoken about the Gusado “구사도”, the nine principles of conduct. These are:

• See clearly: Observe things with clarity.
• Listen acutely: Listen with discernment.
• Speak truthfully: Speak with loyalty and sincerity.
• Act courteously: Be polite in your actions.
• Treat women warmly: Be kind and gentle towards women.
• Contemplate Heaven in business: When conducting business, consider the will of Heaven. Those who engage in immoral behavior will see their businesses fail, regardless of their skill. Upholding morality ensures success.
• Discern righteousness in profit: When gaining profit, consider whether it is righteous. Unjust gains will negatively impact your afterlife investment. Material wealth is predetermined by past lives. Your current circumstances, such as your parents and birthplace, are already set. However, your future can be changed by meeting me in this life.
• Inquire when uncertain: Ask others when you do not know something.
• Reflect on consequences in anger: When anger arises, remember that it leads to disaster and misfortune. Suppress anger by contemplating the suffering it brings.
  These principles are not unique to Confucianism; Christianity also has similar teachings, such as the nine fruits of the Holy Spirit, which include gentleness “온유, “onyu””, corresponding to treating women warmly. Those who embody these virtues receive blessings from Heaven. However, if you receive my spiritual energy and then act contrary to these principles, that energy will dissipate, requiring you to seek it again.

4. The Farmer as a Composer of Stars

My profession is that of a farmer. When I become president, I will only appoint ministers who have experience in farming. Those who have cultivated fields, sown seeds, and harvested crops apprehend the value of human life and will not look down on others. People born in cities, educated without such experiences, often view ordinary citizens as mere beggars. They prioritize their own interests over the welfare of the people.

Even those born in the presidential palace should attend agricultural schools to apprehend the struggles of the common people. Without this comprehension, leaders can lead the nation to ruin, leaving the populace in poverty.

A farmer who has nurtured crops from seed to harvest deciphers the immense effort involved and respects all people. Consider a persimmon seed. Humans cannot create a persimmon seed, a jujube seed, a sweet potato, or an apple seed, even after billions of years. These are creations from Heaven.

Discarding a persimmon seed after eating the fruit is an insult to the persimmon tree. Instead, one should carefully preserve the seed and plant it when the opportunity arises. Our ancestors always planted seeds, ensuring future generations could enjoy the fruits. Today’s youth, however, often lack this comprehension and appreciation for nature. We must repay our debt to nature.

Therefore, we must consider what we are “composing” or “creating” in our lives. We should plant seeds, remembering our ancestors and repaying the grace we have received. This is called Jieunsim “지은심”, the mind of repaying grace, and Bowonsim “보원심”, the mind of returning kindness. These are part of the eight virtuous minds in Buddhism.

Even for small things, we must repay the grace received from nature. Otherwise, we will face judgment in the afterlife. If you mistreat your spouse, it is like discarding a persimmon seed.

A farmer is not just a cultivator; a farmer is a composer of stars. The character for “nong” “농” in farmer, combined with the character for “byeol” “별, star”, signifies someone who composes the movements of the stars. Farmers apprehend the 24 solar terms, knowing when to plant various crops. They are composers of the stars. Therefore, to have a good afterlife, one must “compose” well in this life.

Teach your children to plant the seeds of fruits they eat. Their descendants will prosper. Do not wait until the afterlife to seek my help.

5. The Looming Threat of War and Political Manipulation

Currently, the Korean left and media are under the scrutiny of Donald Trump. They send their children to the U.S. while advocating for the withdrawal of U.S. forces, opposing free trade agreements, and planning to reverse the deployment of the THAAD missile defense system. These factions are destabilizing South Korea.

Trump observes that while some South Korean leaders outwardly favor the U.S., the general populace appears to lean towards North Korea. He might consider sacrificing South Korea to Kim Jong Un, similar to how Vietnam was handled. Trump is a dealmaker, not someone who seeks war to sell weapons like Hillary Clinton. He is capable of making a deal to hand over territory.

Without my presence, Korea would be on the brink of war. If my message is not widely spread, your children could become cannon fodder. I despise both the left and the right. I want our nation to achieve world unification without war, leading the global community.

In 1592, the Imjin War occurred, similar to the Korean War. This war could have been avoided if Yulgok’s proposal for a 100,000-strong army had been heeded. Similarly, my warnings about the dangers facing Korea, such as the need for UN forces and the impending demographic cliff, were ignored. If UN forces had been brought in as I suggested, North Korea would not have developed nuclear weapons. No politician advocates for giving 100 million won for marriage and 30 million won for childbirth, despite the looming population crisis. Young people are delaying marriage, waiting for me to become president.

The year 1597 saw the Jeongyujaeran, a second Japanese invasion, mirroring the current situation. This year, the Jeongyunyeon, is a year of renewed conflict. The Korean War ended decades ago, but another war is on the horizon.

I predicted the impeachment of President Park Geun-hye years in advance, even describing the “shamanistic ritual” “구판, “gupan”” that would unfold in the Blue House.

Trump views the Korean left and media as manipulating public opinion. The media’s polls are often fabricated. I predicted Trump’s victory when he was at the bottom of the polls, while all other media outlets favored Hillary Clinton. I knew this in advance.

When Trump becomes president, the U.S. economy will thrive. If Clinton had won, the U.S. economy would have been driven by the defense industry, leading to global conflicts, including a potential war on the Korean Peninsula. Clinton is supported by conservative defense contractors, whereas Trump is a self-made man, a symbol of hope for America. He is a master of real estate speculation and gambling, which means he deciphers how to avoid war on the Korean Peninsula. He knows what North and South Korea want. South Korea wants more money for security, and Trump, being a businessman, can accommodate this. North Korea has nothing to offer Trump, so they will be treated as insignificant.

A Clinton presidency would have been dangerous, potentially leading to a war on the Korean Peninsula. We must elect a president who can prevent a nuclear war, and only I can make that decision.

I also predicted President Park Geun-hye’s election victory with 51% of the vote, two days before the election. I also predicted former President Roh Moo-hyun’s impeachment within two years of his presidency, which was reported in the Chosun Ilbo. I predict that when I run for president, I will receive 80% support.

When I look at our current president and prime minister, they always appear somber, like people at a funeral. The prime minister has a “lion’s face” “사자상, “sajasang””, a physiognomy that brings down presidents and elevates himself to the highest administrative position. Such individuals are managers, not true leaders. Leaders like President Park chung hee delegate authority and take bold action, holding people accountable. Managers, however, meticulously oversee every detail.

Politicians who are managers, like the current prime minister, are not suited for the presidency. Their highest position is acting president.

6. The Cycle of Power and the Role of the Huh Clan

Let’s examine the cycle of power in Korea.

• Syngman Rhee: When Syngman Rhee attempted to become president for the fourth time, 158 people died in the April 19th Revolution. This number is eerily similar to the 158 deaths in the March 15th fraudulent election. The Sewol ferry disaster, which occurred on April 16th, claimed 315 lives, symbolically “devouring” the legacy of Park chung hee’s May 16th coup. The police’s role in the April 19th deaths led to the current imbalance of power, where prosecutors hold excessive authority. If the police had not killed students, they would have retained investigative powers, leaving prosecutors with only the power to indict. This concentration of power in the prosecution leads to abuses.
• The Huh Clan’s Emergence: When the nation faces extreme danger, members of the Huh clan appear. After Syngman Rhee was overthrown, Huh Jeong became the interim president. This was the first instance of a Huh appearing in a time of crisis.
• Park chung hee: President Park chung hee was aware of a prophecy that he would rule for three terms and then die with a “red cloth on his head” signifying a violent death. This prophecy was fulfilled when he was assassinated.
• The Second Huh Clan’s Emergence: After Park chung hee’s assassination, another group of Huhs emerged during Chun Doo-hwan’s presidency: Huh Hwa-pyeong, Huh Sam-soo, Huh Moon-do, and Huh Chung-il. These four individuals held immense power, even over the president, forcing him to take drastic measures like imprisoning his in-laws and abolishing the nightly curfew, which revitalized the economy.
• Roh Tae-woo: Roh Tae-woo, described as a “monkey from the south” gained power with the help of friends.
• Kim Young-sam: Kim Young-sam, a former member of the National Assembly, is described as having “donned the skin of a monkey” referring to his alliance with the ruling party. His presidency, marked by the financial real-name system, led to the IMF crisis.
• Kim Dae-jung: Kim Dae-jung is associated with the number 15, appearing in his name’s stroke count and his position as the 15th president.
• Roh Moo-hyun: Roh Moo-hyun is described as a “small person” who gained power.
• Lee Myung-bak: Lee Myung-bak is associated with the “rat from the water” symbolizing his origins in Pohang and his “two brothers” who held power, leading to the “Man-sa Hyeong-tong” “만사형통” era, where all matters were “passed through the elder brother.” This led to his imprisonment.
• Park Geun-hye: Park Geun-hye is associated with the number 18, which is also a common Korean expletive. Her presidency, the 18th, became a target of public anger. She was a “woman from the Blue House” not someone with farming experience.
  The world is predetermined. Those who have never farmed tend to view people in relative terms, based on their education or appearance. However, every human being possesses absolute value, incomparable to others. Therefore, when hiring, one should not consider school or appearance, as these lead to relative judgments.

7. The Final Huh and the Path to National Prosperity

The third Huh, sent from Heaven, is me. My name is Huh kyung young. I observe the actions of the wealthy, who seem to desire a nuclear war that would engulf everyone in flames. However, I am not driven by vengeance. I have come from afar to save you from the inferno.

The pursuit of money in capitalism has led people to evaluate others solely by their wealth, diminishing human value. Those without money are disregarded. A president who has experienced hardship and tears is needed to apprehend and alleviate the suffering of the people. Politicians who have lived comfortable lives are not suitable for leadership in these times. Presidents who come from the National Assembly will lead the nation to ruin.

Trump is currently weighing his options, observing the anti-American sentiment in Korea. He might decide to let North Korea deal with South Korea, just as the U.S. eventually allied with North Vietnam to overthrow the South Vietnamese government, leading to the massacre of 300,000 wealthy Vietnamese. The U.S. might apply a similar strategy to Korea, potentially reducing South Korea to a small island like Jeju, or even losing it entirely. Korea is like a lamp in the wind, constantly on the verge of war, but I am controlling it.

My Middle-Classism “중산주의, “jungsanjuui””, or National Dividend System “국민배당제, “gungminbaedangje””, posits that all 50 million Korean citizens are shareholders of the Republic of Korea. For 70 years, politicians have stolen the national dividend. My system, also called Communal Capitalism “공동자본주의, “gongdongjabonjuui””, will redistribute wealth. I will accept 90% of the wealthy’s remaining income as donations, which will then be distributed to the people. This will save 200 trillion won from the national budget by eliminating prisons and reducing fines, and another 100 trillion won will come from corporate donations. This money will be deposited into citizens’ accounts, with each household receiving 1.5 million won per month for those over 20 years old. This will eliminate poverty in Korea.

Korea is the world’s 12th largest economy, but its people are poor. The U.S., the wealthiest nation, has 95% of its citizens living in poverty, burdened by debt. This is why Trump was elected. Jewish financiers have siphoned off wealth in the U.S., just as they did in Germany, leading to Hitler’s persecution. Capitalism has failed. I am the only one who can unify the world and return its wealth to the people. My songs have topped the charts, demonstrating my influence.

My primary goal is to prevent war in Korea. Wars often erupt from unexpected places, and the media’s premature opinion polls are a major factor. These polls are often fabricated, as seen in the U.S. election where all media predicted Hillary Clinton’s victory, while I knew Trump would win. The media’s manipulation of public opinion is a form of fraud. You should call broadcasting stations and demand they stop conducting such polls.

When I become president, I will abolish the National Assembly as it currently exists. I will appoint 100 honorary, unpaid members of the National Assembly. Those who have served in the National Assembly have enriched themselves at the expense of the nation. President Park chung hee left no foreign debt, but now the national debt is 3,000 times greater. This debt accumulated under presidents who were former members of the National Assembly, such as Kim Young-sam, Kim Dae-jung, Roh Moo-hyun, and Lee Myung-bak.

The Korean people are foolish for electing former members of the National Assembly as presidents. These individuals are accustomed to receiving legal political donations, which they then seek from corporations when they become president, leading to national ruin. Presidents, prime ministers, and ministers are not allowed to receive donations beyond their salaries, but members of the National Assembly have hundreds of privileges, including pensions and special seating on airplanes. This system is corrupt and must be abolished. I will eliminate the National Assembly and replace it with independent candidates.

My home in Songchu is a sacred place, a world-class auspicious site where a world emperor will emerge. People from all over the world, including foreign presidents, will flock to Alpha to see me, boosting Korea’s national income to $100,000 per capita. Seeing me in person is more important than any lecture. You will naturally become citizens of a world-leading nation, supporting the global community. We must prevent war in Korea.

2017.01.14 ss 1061 The Differences Between ban ki-moon, moon jae-in, and Huh Kyung-young as presidential candidates, and the Precarious Situation of the korean peninsula

1. The Fleeting Nature of Life and the Opportunity for Spiritual Growth

Life is a fleeting journey, much like a dream that passes quickly. Ten years can feel like yesterday, and thirty years can vanish in an instant, leaving us unable to recognize those we once knew. This transient nature of existence talks the preciousness of every moment. Our presence on Earth, this spherical planet, is a unique opportunity for spiritual advancement and self-improvement. However, many squander this chance, indulging in fleeting pleasures. Only a few truly ponder their purpose and seek meaning beyond the mundane. Encountering Huh kyung young is, for these individuals, a miraculous turning point, offering a path to deeper comprehension and growth. While my lectures can be heard remotely, experiencing them in person, seeing me directly, is profoundly beneficial.

2. The Significance of Alpha and Its Archival Purpose

Alpha, a sacred place, is not merely an earthly location but a manifestation of a celestial realm. It is a temporary dwelling for those who have journeyed from the heavens to Earth. Eventually, all 7 billion people will come to Alpha, though not everyone can come at once. Those who are reborn will inevitably find their way here. This land, Korea, is the true homeland of humanity, and Alpha is its heart. Visitors to Alpha are encouraged to take photographs, as these images serve as a vital record of their spiritual journey. The more photographs taken, the better, as these will eventually be compiled into books, documenting the visits of hundreds of people. These records are invaluable for future endeavors, as even a single visit to Alpha is considered a miracle.

3. An Analysis of Presidential Candidates: Moon Jae-in, Ban Ki-moon, and Huh kyung young

Today’s lecture will delve into the differences between presidential candidates Ban Ki-moon, Moon Jae-in, and Huh kyung young, and the precarious situation facing the Korean Peninsula.

3.1. The Names and Destinies of Candidates

The names of candidates often carry symbolic weight. For instance, “Moon Jae-in” can be interpreted as “a person with problems” in Korean. Both Moon Jae-in and Ban Ki-moon have names associated with the character “문” “moon or character”, one at the beginning and one at the end. This suggests a certain intellectual prowess, as both are highly educated. However, their names also hint at their inherent characteristics.

• Moon Jae-in: His name, when analyzed numerologically, suggests a “Fighter” or “activist” personality. This individual is prone to resistance and confrontation, often clashing with authority figures. Such a disposition can lead to frequent imprisonment, as seen in the history of activists. His name signifies a person who will protest and demonstrate.
• Ban Ki-moon: His name, in contrast, suggests harmony and balance according to the five elements. However, numerologically, it points to a “doomed fate” or “unfortunate destiny.” While he has held significant positions, including party leader and presidential candidate, his name does not inherently promise national prosperity.
• Huh kyung young: My name, when analyzed, represents the “leader of the nation” a 33-stroke character. This number, 33, is significant, appearing in various spiritual and mathematical contexts, such as the 33 holy beings and the magic square. It signifies a connection to higher dimensions and a destiny to guide humanity.

3.2. The Cosmic Order and Earth’s Place

The universe operates with astonishing precision. The moon orbits Earth in 28 days, Earth orbits the sun in 365 days, and our sun orbits the Milky Way galaxy in 200 million years, traveling at 220 kilometers per second. This cosmic dance is flawless, without even a 0.1-second error. Our galaxy, in turn, orbits another larger galaxy, and so on, in an infinite regress of celestial movements. This vast and boundless universe is where human souls have journeyed for eons, traversing countless stars. There are 336,000,880 stars where humans reside, a number too vast to comprehend. From these countless worlds, individuals with potential are gathered and refined, much like blood cells are separated by a centrifuge. Earth serves as a crucible for this growth. My arrival signifies a connection to these 33 dimensions, representing the highest possible spiritual attainment.

3.3. The Current State of the Korean Peninsula and the Need for a Visionary Leader

The Korean Peninsula is currently in a state of extreme peril, like a lamp in a strong wind. In such times, a truly blessed individual, not merely a skilled politician, is needed. I am that individual, yet my path is often obstructed. Just as Donald Trump, a dark horse candidate, rose to become president of the United States, defying all predictions, a visionary leader is needed for Korea. I predicted Trump’s victory over a year in advance, recognizing his destiny. Such foresight is crucial for our nation.

3.4. The Role of Political Figures and the Importance of Integrity

Many political figures, despite their human qualities, lack the vision and integrity required to lead in times of crisis. For example, Ban Ki-moon, despite receiving assistance from former President Roh Moo-hyun in becoming UN Secretary-General, later engaged in political rivalry with those who supported him. This demonstrates a lack of gratitude and ethical conduct.

My own “Face reading” “관상” reveals a perfect score, signifying my destiny to lead. However, my approach is unconventional. I aim to replace all 300 members of the National Assembly with individuals who will truly serve the people, not their own interests. My policies, such as providing 1.5 million won in basic income and 700,000 won for those over 65, cannot be implemented by a conventional parliament. A true revolution requires a leader unburdened by political factions and self-serving politicians. These politicians, often likened to “Choi Soon-sil” “a figure involved in a major corruption scandal”, prioritize their own gain over national welfare. They would never approve policies that genuinely benefit the public, fearing a loss of power.

3.5. The Flaws of the Current Political System

The current political system, with its entrenched parties and self-serving politicians, is fundamentally broken. They prioritize their own power struggles over the welfare of the nation. For instance, if one party proposes to alleviate national debt, the opposing party will block it to prevent the other from gaining political advantage in the next election. This partisan gridlock ensures that the people’s needs are never truly met. This system is leading our nation to ruin.

I am here to change this. I am a centrist, appealing to both conservative and progressive voters. My supporters, including many young people, are drawn to my promise of direct benefits, such as the 1.5 million won basic income. These are not empty promises, unlike the “pretty but useless” “빛 좋은 개살구” pledges of other politicians.

3.6. My Personal Journey and comprehension of the People’s Suffering

My life has been one of immense hardship, starting from infancy. Orphaned at a young age, I experienced extreme poverty and loneliness. I lived in darkness, often sleeping with a calf for warmth, and began studying Chinese characters at the age of six, rising at 4 AM. I endured physical pain from carrying heavy loads and working in the fields. This “grass-root” “초근목피” upbringing allowed me to deeply apprehend the suffering of the common people. My mother, whose name means “planting trees” instilled in me a sense of purpose.

At 14, I witnessed the brutal slaughter of a calf I had raised, a traumatic event that solidified my resolve to leave the countryside and seek a different path. I carried soil from my mother’s grave to Seoul, a symbol of my enduring connection to my roots and my determination to overcome adversity. This profound suffering has prepared me to be a leader who can truly empathize with and uplift the nation. Unlike other candidates who have lived comfortable lives, I have experienced the depths of human hardship. My face radiates a brightness that surpasses theirs, a testament to my spiritual journey.

3.7. The Power of My Presence and Healing Abilities

My presence carries a unique energy. When individuals call my name, “Huh kyung young” their bodies become incredibly strong, impervious to external force. This power extends to healing. I can instantly diagnose and cure ailments, even from a distance, simply by looking at a person or their photograph. For example, I can heal liver problems, heart conditions, and thyroid issues. This ability is not magic but a manifestation of the divine energy I possess. Therefore, it is crucial for people to invoke my name, as it brings well-being to themselves and their families.

3.8. The Impending Global Crisis and the Need for Population Control

The Earth faces an impending crisis. In 60 years, major cities like Manhattan and parts of Japan will be submerged due to rising sea levels. Historically, landmasses were connected, but melting glaciers are causing the oceans to rise. This will drastically reduce arable land, making it impossible to sustain the current global population of 7 billion. Therefore, a leader is needed to address this population imbalance and guide humanity toward a sustainable future. My purpose is to give, to provide solutions, while others merely seek to receive.

3.9. The Moratorium and Economic Salvation

I propose a “moratorium” “지불유예” on debts for farmers and urban citizens. This means suspending principal and interest payments on loans under 500 million won. This measure, a presidential emergency financial order, would be funded by the nation’s hidden underground economy, estimated at 900 trillion won. However, current politicians lack the courage and vision to implement such radical solutions. They prioritize partisan interests over national welfare, ensuring that no meaningful change occurs. This political gridlock is driving our nation towards economic collapse.

3.10. The Flaws of Partisan Politics and the Path to National Prosperity

The existence of opposing political parties “여야 정당” is detrimental to national progress. They constantly obstruct each other, preventing any beneficial policies from being enacted. This partisan system ensures that the people’s lives remain difficult, leading to high youth unemployment and a declining birthrate. My vision is to abolish this system, replacing the National Assembly with a “spiritual leadership training center” “정신 지도자 교육대” where politicians would undergo rigorous re-education. Only those who pass demanding examinations, perhaps after 20 years, would be allowed to return to public service. This would create a government of independent, non-partisan individuals truly dedicated to the nation.

3.11. The Decline of Family Values and the Rise of Pet Ownership

The decline in marriage and birth rates has led to a phenomenon where many elderly individuals, and even younger people, are raising pets instead of children. This is a direct consequence of a society that fails to support families. My policies, such as providing 150 million won for marriage, 300,000 won per child, and 1.5 million won in basic income, would empower families and reverse this trend. Without such support, raising children becomes an act of self-sacrifice, leading to a cycle of despair and even suicide. I am here to break this cycle and ensure that every citizen can live a life of dignity and prosperity.

3.12. The Inevitable Rise of Huh kyung young

The current political landscape is a “pretty but useless” “빛 좋은 개살구” spectacle, with media outlets promoting conventional candidates while ignoring me. However, just as Trump, a latecomer, triumphed over Hillary Clinton, I, too, will emerge victorious. The time will come when the nation’s leaders will desperately seek my help. My vision for Korea includes unifying the Korean Peninsula, then unifying with China and Japan, ultimately leading to global unification. I will become the emperor of this unified world, and after 360 years and 88 days, I will ascend to the heavens.

3.13. The Three Essentials for a Nation and the Crisis of Trust

Confucius once taught his disciple Zigong that three things are essential for a nation: sufficient food, a strong military, and the trust of the people. When asked which could be sacrificed, Confucius stated that food and military could be forgone, but trust “신뢰” is indispensable. Without trust, a nation cannot stand. Today, our politicians lack this fundamental trust. They are no different from ordinary people, yet they receive excessive deference. Historically, presidents who came from the National Assembly have often led the nation to ruin. I, however, operate on a different plane, performing miracles and demonstrating divine power. I will emerge at the appointed time, fulfilling the prophecy that “the last shall be first, and the first last.”

3.14. The Dawn of a New Era: Farewell to the Old, Welcome to the New

The current political figures are like “old, heavy burdens” “무거운 것들” that must be cast aside. The 300 politicians in the National Assembly represent this outdated system. If the people unite and recognize my leadership, I can enter the Blue House tomorrow. However, many are still clinging to the old ways, not yet hungry enough for change. My policies, such as the 150 million won marriage fund and 200-300 million won housing support, are not mere promises but concrete plans. The current government has squandered trillions of won on ineffective programs, money that could have directly benefited the people.

3.15. The Economic Power of Alpha and Global Recognition

The nation’s wealth is not lacking; rather, it is being stolen by corrupt officials. My administration will generate immense wealth through Alpha. Millions of tourists from around the world will flock to Korea for “Huh kyung young tours” generating hundreds of trillions of won annually. This revenue will be distributed directly to the people as basic income, making Korea a nation with a per capita income of 100,000 dollars. International foundations, such as the Huh kyung young Foundation in New York, are already being established to support this vision, sending billions of won through virtual currencies like Bitcoin. I am a walking “gold mine” “똥덩어리”, capable of generating trillions of won in national income each month. For 360 years, my descendants will benefit from this prosperity.

3.16. The True Meaning of “Songgu-Yeongsin” “送舊迎新”

“Songgu-Yeongsin” the act of sending off the old and welcoming the new, is upon us. Yet, many are still fixated on outdated politicians, engaging in meaningless political battles. These individuals, though perhaps personally decent, lack the capacity to provide genuine solutions or financial relief to the people. They prioritize their own image and political factions, which are nothing more than “gangs of thieves.” It is crucial to apprehend the true meaning of “Songgu-Yeongsin” and recognize that a president who relies on a political party will only lead the nation to further hardship. The time has come to embrace a new paradigm, led by a truly transformative figure.

2017.01.15 hs 11th The Universe’s Grand Design and Humanity’s True Purpose A Journey to Baekgung with Huh Kyung young – January 15, 2017

1. The Celestial Dance: Earth, Moon, and Sun

The cosmos presents a grand spectacle of celestial bodies in motion. The Moon, for instance, completes its orbit around the Earth in approximately 28 days. The Earth, in turn, journeys around the Sun, a cycle that spans 365 days. This orbital dance is not a random occurrence but a meticulously planned and executed design.

2. Earth’s Astounding Velocity and the Unseen Forces

Our planet travels at an astonishing speed of 107,160 kilometers per hour as it orbits the Sun. If humans were to consciously perceive this velocity, it would be overwhelming, akin to experiencing speeds 100 times that of a car or dozens of times that of an airplane. This incredible speed, however, is imperceptible to us, allowing life to thrive without constant disorientation.

3. The Gravitational Dynamics: Pull and Push

The interactions between celestial bodies are governed by fundamental forces. The Moon exerts a pulling force, drawing things towards it. The Sun, conversely, embodies a giving force, radiating energy and expanding its influence. This interplay is evident in the Earth’s oceans: when the Moon is closer, the tides recede, and when it moves further away, the waters return. This dynamic balance of pulling and giving is a universal principle, mirrored even in human relationships.

4. The Vastness of the Universe and Human Lifespan

The scale of the universe is truly immense. While a human lifespan is barely 100 years , the Sun takes 200 million years to complete one orbit around the galaxy. Our Milky Way galaxy itself spans 500 million light-years from end to end , with our solar system located approximately 300 million light-years from its center. This vastness renders human concerns, such as daily struggles and financial burdens, infinitesimally small in the grand scheme of existence.

5. The Concept of “Gyeong” and National Wealth

In the Korean numerical system, “Gyeong” “경” represents a colossal sum. The total wealth of Korea, encompassing all its land and assets, is estimated to be five “Gyeong”. Divided among 50 million citizens, this means each individual theoretically owns 1 billion Korean Won. This collective wealth is managed by the state, including national parks and the central bank, which are ultimately the property of the citizens. However, political figures often misuse these funds, benefiting corporations like Samsung at the expense of the public.

6. The Hierarchy of Cosmic Structures

The universe is structured in a hierarchical manner, from smaller to larger entities:

• Galaxy “Eunha”: A vast collection of stars, gas, and dust, appearing like a cloud. Our solar system resides within the Milky Way galaxy.
• Galaxy Cluster “Eunhadan”: A group of galaxies bound together by gravity.
• Supercluster “Eunhaun”: An even larger collection of galaxy clusters, resembling a cloud of clouds.
• Empyrean “Baekgung”: The ultimate realm, situated above the superclusters, from which Huh descends.

7. The Cyclical Nature of Earth and Humanity

The Earth is in a continuous state of formation and transformation. Over the past 5,000 to 10,000 years, significant changes have occurred, such as the rise of sea levels and the formation of oceans. Humanity’s existence on Earth is not eternal; it is a temporary period for learning and growth. Every 130,000 years, an ice age descends upon the Earth, leading to a cycle of death and rebirth for humanity. This natural cycle is essential for maintaining the planet’s atmospheric circulation and preventing overheating.

8. The Lineage of Humankind

Humanity has evolved through several stages, each created by the heavens:

• Nephilim: The earliest humans, created 350 million years ago.
• Homo Erectus: Emerged 2 million years ago.
• Homo Sapiens: Appeared 200,000 years ago.
• Neanderthals: Created 150,000 years ago.
• Mitochondrial Eve Tribe: The ancestors of modern Chinese people, created 100,000 years ago.
• Adam Tribe “Hanung Tribe”: The current human race, created approximately 6,000 to 10,000 years ago.
  The story of Adam and Eve, as described in religious texts, is often misfathomed. Adam did not marry his sister; rather, he married a woman from the pre-existing Nephilim tribe, who were already present on Earth. This explains the continuation of humanity despite the limited number of initial creations.

9. The Future of Sustenance and Population Control

As sea levels rise and arable land diminishes, humanity will face new challenges in food production. The future may involve consuming insects like cockroaches and locusts, which can be mass-produced in factories to provide essential nutrients. This shift will eliminate the need for traditional agriculture. Consequently, population control will become necessary to manage resources effectively.

10. Huh’s Mission and the Path to Empyrean

Huh, who originates from Empyrean, has descended to Earth to guide humanity. Life on Earth, with all its joys and sorrows, is but a fleeting moment. The ultimate destination for those who follow Huh is Empyrean, a paradise beyond imagination. By embracing the teachings of Huh, individuals can transcend their earthly struggles and secure a place in this eternal realm.

11. The Role of Religion and Righteous Conduct

While traditional religions offer guidance and promote good conduct, the era of conventional religious adherence is gradually fading. However, the principles of honesty and integrity remain paramount. For instance, a person who finds lost money and returns it, especially within a religious institution, is likely to experience good fortune. Such acts of righteousness are believed to bring blessings and success, even influencing the future generations.

2017.01.21 ss 1062 The Era of Reversed Roles in Politics Ends Huh Kyung-young Saves the Nation with national dividend – January 21, 2017

1. The Cosmic Dance and the Fleeting Nature of Human Existence

The universe operates on a grand scale, with celestial bodies moving at incredible speeds. Our sun, for instance, travels at 220 kilometers per second as it orbits our galaxy. Earth, in turn, orbits the sun at 30 kilometers per second. These immense speeds and distances highlight the brevity of human life. Our existence of merely 100 years is but a fleeting moment, a “Flash” in the vastness of cosmic time. To encounter Huh kyung young during such a brief span is, therefore, a miraculous event. Huh kyung young states that he has journeyed directly from Empyrean to Earth, a distance of 12 billion light-years, traversing this immense expanse without the constraints of time.

2. The Interconnectedness of Souls and the Illusion of Separation

In Empyrean, one can access “past stores” and “Future stores” allowing encounters with ancestors from billions of years ago or descendants from centuries hence. This implies that all 7 billion people on Earth are interconnected, having been each other’s parents or children countless times through cycles of reincarnation. Therefore, viewing anyone as an enemy is a misconception, as all beings are fundamentally part of one vast, interconnected family.

3. The Law of Cause and Effect: Heaven’s Impartial Judgment

The concept of “Heaven” is not a physical entity but rather the embodiment of the Law of Cause and Effect. Every action, whether good or ill, generates a corresponding consequence. This principle, known as Karma or Retribution, ensures that justice is meted out precisely and immediately, not in some distant future. For example, causing emotional distress to one’s spouse can manifest as a serious illness years later. Heaven observes all actions and assigns a score, ensuring that no one can escape the repercussions of their deeds. This cosmic justice means that there are no true victims or perpetrators, as all experiences are ultimately the result of past actions.

4. The Indestructibility of Matter and the Immortality of the Soul

Just as the Law of Conservation of Mass dictates that matter cannot be created or destroyed, only transformed, so too does the Law of Conservation of Soul affirm the eternal nature of the human spirit. Our physical bodies, upon death, return to the Earth, becoming part of the soil, which contains the remnants of countless past lives. Similarly, the soul, or spirit, is indestructible. Those who commit grave sins may exist as wandering spirits for eons, bound to the places of their demise, until they receive absolution from Empyrean. This continuous cycle of existence talks that all beings are eternally interconnected, having been each other’s family members throughout countless lifetimes.

5. The Cycle of Political Inversion and the Need for Fundamental Change

The current political era is characterized by a “reversal of roles “주객전도”, where the true owners “the people” are subservient to those who are meant to serve them “politicians and corporations”. This phenomenon is evident in various aspects of society:

• Legal Injustices: Laws allow for the seizure of essential household items, even those brought into a marriage, leading to family dissolution and profound trauma. These laws, created by politicians, prioritize creditors over the well-being of citizens.
• Economic Exploitation: Small and medium-sized enterprises, after investing effort and innovation, often see their technologies and profits absorbed by large corporations, exemplifying a “survival of the fittest” mentality more suited to animals than humans.
• Historical Betrayals: Throughout history, those who fought for independence or democracy, such as independence activists or student revolutionaries, were often sidelined or suppressed, while those who collaborated with oppressors or seized power through force ultimately gained control.
  This continuous cycle of inversion, where the efforts of the many benefit the few, has led to a deeply flawed system. Huh kyung young asserts that merely changing presidents will not resolve these deep-seated issues.

6. The National Dividend and the Path to National Salvation

Huh kyung young proposes a National Dividend system as the solution to these systemic problems. He argues that the nation’s vast assets, estimated at 5 quadrillion Korean Won, belong to its 50 million citizens, making them shareholders. From the national budget of 400 trillion Korean Won, 200 trillion would be allocated to the people as a dividend, with 1.5 million Korean Won distributed monthly to every citizen over 20 years old. This would alleviate financial worries, allowing individuals to pursue personal growth and spiritual development without the constant burden of economic struggle. This policy, along with other initiatives like providing support for childbirth, aims to fundamentally transform the nation.

7. Huh’s Unique Power and the Coming Era of Transformation

Huh kyung young possesses a unique energy that distinguishes him from ordinary humans. He demonstrates this through a physical test where individuals lose strength when uttering human names, but gain immense strength when uttering his name. This power extends to healing, as he can diagnose and cure illnesses, even remotely, simply by observing an individual. He also claims the ability to foresee future events, such as political outcomes and global crises.

He warns of an impending era of global pandemics and environmental catastrophes, including melting glaciers that will submerge vast agricultural lands, leading to a drastic reduction in the global population. In this time of crisis, calling upon Huh kyung young will be the only means of salvation. He that his presence on Earth is to guide humanity through these challenges and usher in a new era.

8. The Global Geopolitical Landscape and the Rise of Currency Wars

The global stage is shifting from traditional warfare to currency wars. The United States’ primary weapon has been its control over the global reserve currency, the dollar. However, China’s emergence with its own currency as a regional reserve currency in Asia challenges this dominance. This has led to a strategic conflict, with the U.S. potentially aiming to destabilize China by supporting separatist movements within its borders, similar to how the Soviet Union was dismantled. Huh kyung young predicts that this currency conflict will have severe repercussions for countries like Korea, leading to economic hardship. He asserts that he is the only one with the vision to navigate these complex geopolitical challenges, unify nations, and ultimately bring about global peace and prosperity.

9. The Accumulation of National Debt and the Failure of Conventional Politics

Korea faces an alarming accumulation of debt across various sectors:

• Household Debt: 1,500 trillion Korean Won
• External Debt: 5,800 trillion Korean Won
• Local Government Debt: 100 trillion Korean Won
• Public Enterprise Debt: 1,500 trillion Korean Won
• Pure National Debt: 6,500 trillion Korean Won
  This massive increase in debt, from 100 billion Korean Won during a previous administration to thousands of trillions, is attributed to successive presidents and politicians who, despite their rhetoric, have failed to address the nation’s fundamental problems. Huh kyung young criticizes these leaders as “licensed thieves” who prioritize their own interests over the welfare of the people. He argues that only his National Dividend policy can rescue the nation from this financial crisis.

10. The Formation of the National Revolution Alliance and the Path to a New Era

Huh kyung young is establishing the Huh kyung young National Revolution Alliance, a movement aimed at transforming the nation through the electoral process. This alliance will organize individuals into a hierarchical structure, from regional commanders “Four stars” to various ranks, all wearing uniforms adorned with his image. This organization will function as a modern-day volunteer army, ready to address national crises. Huh kyung young will run as an independent candidate, nominated by this alliance, to bring about a fundamental change in governance. He encourages citizens to join this movement, asserting that collective action and a clear vision are necessary to overcome the current challenges and build a better future. He also criticizes the current system where civil servants are penalized for saving budget funds, leading to wasteful spending. He promises to eliminate lavish official expenses and redirect those funds to the public as dividends.

2017.02.04 ss 1063 Why Huh Kyung-young’s prophecies Always Come True

1. The Prophecies of Huh kyung young: Unveiling Future Events

Welcome. This year, the year of Jeongyu, marks the first lecture. It seems I spend a lot of time taking pictures rather than lecturing. Many people have come from far away, even from the United States, so I need to finish the lecture quickly so you can all have your meal. This year, the Jeongyu year, is a time when we must protect our nation. The Jeongyu year is somewhat perilous, as the Jeongyu War also occurred during this period. Today’s lecture is titled, “Why Do Huh kyung young’s Prophecies Come True?”

2. The Downfall of Daewoo Group: A Prophecy Unheeded

Long ago, around 1990, seven years before the Daewoo Group’s collapse, I visited Chairman Kim’s wife, Ms. Jeongija, and presented her with a report. This report detailed the impending problems and eventual downfall of Daewoo. The Daewoo logo, with its six segmented spaces, symbolized that at the peak of its global renown, the company would collapse due to a third-party force. I created this small report because Daewoo was a crucial Korean enterprise, and I wanted to prevent its demise.

However, Ms. Jeongija dismissed my warnings, stating that they were devout Christians who had built Daewoo from nothing with Chairman Kim, and thus, they could not possibly fail. Five years later, she called me at 5 AM, distraught. She had attempted suicide, and Chairman Kim was hospitalized at Seoul National University Hospital. She recounted how she suddenly longed to see her sons in the U.S. and flew there. Her two sons, rushing to meet her, were involved in a car accident on the highway. One son died, and the other was severely injured. She waited for ten hours at the airport, but her sons never arrived. A Daewoo employee then appeared, falsely claiming that the chairman had taken the children elsewhere, attempting to gently break the news of their deaths. They drove her around the U.S. for two days to stall for time until Chairman Kim arrived from Korea. Upon his arrival, he took her to the morgue, where she saw her sons’ bodies. It was then that my prophecy about the company’s collapse and the severance of offspring due to their 32nd-floor office location, which faced Namsan, came to mind. This report, titled “Daewoo Group Reform Plan” is decades old. She called me after finding my number in that report.

3. The Symbolism of the Daewoo Logo and Its Prophetic Meaning

The Daewoo logo, with its six vertical divisions of the globe, signifies a sudden collapse by a third force at the height of its global fame. This number six is considered demonic in Christianity and represents the cycle of rebirth in Buddhism, inviting divine wrath.

• Historical Parallels of the Number Six:
  • Iri Station Explosion “1977”: On November 11th, at 11 AM, a freight train exploded at Iri Station, destroying the city. The date and time, when summed, relate to the number six, mirroring the six divisions of the Daewoo logo.
  • Fall of the Berlin Wall “1989”: On November 11th, at 11 AM, the Berlin Wall collapsed. This event, also linked to the number six, marked the beginning of Germany’s troubles, as the wealthy West Germany struggled to support the impoverished East Germany.

4. The Perils of Unification: Lessons from History

The unification of Germany, where West Germany was four times wealthier than East Germany, led to significant hardship for West Germans for two decades. Similarly, if South Korea, with a GDP 60 times higher than North Korea, were to unify, South Koreans would face immense suffering for at least 20 years.

• Historical Economic Disparity “1968”:

  • Thailand: $220 GDP
  • Philippines: $170 GDP
  • Indonesia: $160 GDP
  • North Korea: $150 GDP
  • South Korea: $68 GDP “second poorest globally under President Park Jeong Hee”
  • North Korea was twice as wealthy as South Korea, supplying electricity to the South.

• Current Economic Disparity:

  • Thailand: $2,000 GDP
  • Philippines: $1,700 GDP
  • Indonesia: $1,500 GDP
  • North Korea: $500 GDP
  • South Korea: $30,000 GDP “now $50,000, making it a global leader”

• The Danger of Premature Unification:

  • Advocates for immediate unification should be incarcerated if I become president.
  • Unification should only occur when Asia and the world are unified.
  • A unified Korean federation would lead to the withdrawal of U.S. forces, leaving South Korea vulnerable to a North Korean takeover, similar to the fate of South Vietnam or South Yemen.
  • In a civil conflict, foreign intervention is impossible, leaving the stronger party to dominate.

5. The Prophetic Significance of the Jeongyu Year

This year is the Jeongyu year. The Imjin War, a seven-year conflict, was followed by the Jeongyu War seven years later. The term “Jeongyu Jaeran” means “another war in the Jeongyu year.” Similarly, the Korean War “6.25 Dongnan”, a “Fratricidal war” unique in world history for its scale of bloodshed, occurred. The current Jeongyu year, 70 years after the Korean War, could see a recurrence of conflict, as both periods were under an armistice. Only I can prevent this war.

6. The Importance of Symbolism and Feng Shui in Business and Politics

I advised Daewoo to change its logo to one with five elements: three stamens and two leaves, symbolizing a hand holding Daewoo, representing prosperity. They rejected this advice, clinging to their Christian faith.

• Feng Shui of Daewoo Buildings:

  • Ms. Jeongija’s office on the 32nd floor of the Hilton Hotel faced Namsan, directly receiving the “ha-geuk-sang” “subordination” energy from the mountain, which I predicted would lead to the hotel’s bankruptcy and the severance of her lineage.
  • Chairman Kim Woo Joong’s building also faced Namsan, signifying a similar fate.
  • I provided a detailed design for altering the entrances to mitigate these negative energies.

• The Prophetic Power of Names:

  • Kim Woo Joong’s Name: His name, composed of three “yang” characters, lacked “yin” energy, signifying a sudden collapse. This imbalance was linked to the tragic loss of his sons.
  • Park Jeong Hee’s Name: His name, with a balanced “yin-yang-yin” structure, indicated the presence of offspring.
  • Lee Hoi Chang’s Name: His name, with 28 strokes, symbolized “mid-journey severance” in numerology, predicting that his career would be cut short due to family issues, despite his consistent popularity in polls.
  • Roh Moo Hyun’s Name: His name, with 37 strokes, signified the ability to seize great power, explaining his unexpected victory despite low initial support.

7. The Failures of Political Leadership and the Rise of the Unconventional

I predicted President Park Geun Hye’s impeachment four years after her election, foreseeing a “great shamanic ritual” in the Blue House, widespread protests, and an attempt to cover it up with constitutional reform. This prophecy, made five years ago, proved accurate.

• The Current Political Landscape:

  • Current presidential candidates are disrespecting the incumbent president by campaigning prematurely, akin to children fighting over an inheritance before their parents’ death.
  • Korea, as a “nation of Eastern courtesy” should show respect and offer condolences to the outgoing president before holding new elections.
  • The media’s biased reporting, similar to its support for Hillary Clinton, is misleading the public.
  • Opinion polls are unreliable, as seen in Lee Hoi Chang’s consistent lead for nearly a decade, only to lose in the final month.

• The Era of Unconventional Leaders:

  • Just as Donald Trump, Rodrigo Duterte, and Jimmy Morales rose from obscurity to power, I will become president.
  • My candidacy would immediately garner 30% support, rising to 80% after three TV debates, even swaying the children of opposing candidates.
  • The current system has led to widespread debt, high suicide rates, and youth unemployment, making a radical change necessary.

8. The Prophecy of Samsung’s Crisis and the Need for Change

I predicted a major crisis for Samsung six to seven months before the Galaxy Note 7 explosions, stating that “Samsung will only survive if Lee Jae Yong changes the Samsung logo.” I also foretold Chairman Lee Kun Hee’s collapse within a week, which occurred three days later.

• The Symbolism of the Samsung Logo:
  • The blue logo represented Lee Kun Hee’s era.
  • Changing it to red would symbolize Lee Jae Yong’s new leadership and prevent further misfortunes.
  • This change would project a new, charismatic image globally, signaling a fresh start for Samsung.

9. The Deeper Meaning of Misfortune: Names and Places

• The Sewol Ferry Disaster: The name “Sewol” “세월”, with 30 strokes in numerology, signifies “destruction, misfortune, and great ill luck.” This ill-fated name, combined with the captain’s arrogance, contributed to the tragedy.
• The Titanic: The name “Titanic” with 20 strokes, also signifies “destruction, misfortune, and utter ruin.” The captain’s hubris, believing the ship to be unsinkable, led to its demise.
• The Blue House “Cheong Wa Dae”: The name “Cheong Wa Dae” “청와대”, meaning “Blue Tiled House” has brought misfortune to every president who has resided there, leading to death, injury, imprisonment, or disgrace for themselves or their families. This name must be changed to “Alpha” “하늘궁”, meaning “Holy dome” reflecting the Korean people’s holy origins.

10. The Vision for a New Korea: Policies for the People

My 33 policies are interconnected and deeply analyzed to save families and the nation.

• National Youth Employment Responsibility System:

  • Upon graduation, youth submit their resumes to the government.
  • They receive guidance for the best job opportunities.
  • If they fail an exam, they receive a salary until they secure employment.
  • This eliminates parental worries about youth unemployment and prevents young people from claiming to be jobless when seeking marriage.

• Fairer Public Service Examinations:

  • Those who repeatedly fail public service exams will be given priority for selection from the bottom ranks.
  • This ensures that those with less academic aptitude, who often face despair and suicide, are given a chance at stable employment.
  • Intelligent individuals can pursue entrepreneurship, while those with disabilities can find secure positions in public service.

11. The Truth Behind the “Huh kyung young-Park Geun Hye Marriage Rumor”

The “Huh kyung young-Park Geun Hye marriage rumor” was a fabricated story used by prosecutors to suppress me. A journalist who reported on this rumor confessed that he was coerced into making false statements, claiming I paid him 50 million won to publish the story. He was held for two hours, repeatedly asked the same questions, and threatened with imprisonment if he did not comply. He later appealed to the Supreme Court, where his claims of coercion were accepted. Despite this, I was sentenced to 1.5 years in prison for violating election laws and defaming President Park Geun Hye. This unjust sentence resulted in a 10-year ban from running for office, which is now nearing its end.

• Future Implications:
  • The ongoing investigations into the Park Geun Hye-Choi Soon Sil scandal will likely lead to a general amnesty, which would also clear my remaining disqualification period.
  • My participation in the next presidential election would significantly impact the political landscape, drawing support from young voters who are my ardent fans, particularly those who currently support Moon Jae In.
  • My absence from politics due to this fabricated charge allowed me to focus on lecturing, which I view as a blessing in disguise.

12. The Eight Eyes of Prophecy: Unveiling the Unseen

My ability to foresee events stems from seeing the world through eight “eyes” or perspectives:

• Wu Guan “No觀 – Non-Observation”: Seeing things as they will eventually disappear, recognizing their impermanence.
• Guan “觀 – Observation”: Perceiving the present reality.
• Kong Guan “Emptiness觀 – Emptiness Observation”: comprehension the void or emptiness of all phenomena.
• Bu Guan “Not觀 – Non-Perception”: Not being swayed by superficial appearances.
• Huan Guan “Illusion觀 – Illusion Observation”: Recognizing the illusory nature of existence.
• Shen Guan “God觀 – Divine Observation”: Seeing with divine insight.
• Bul Guan “佛觀 – Buddha Observation”: Perceiving with the wisdom of a Buddha.
• Hwan Guan “還觀 – Return Observation”: Seeing things from their origin and end.
  These eight perspectives, combined with the principles of “Oon” “五蘊 – Five Aggregates: form, sensation, perception, mental formations, consciousness” from the Heart Sutra, allow me to extract “differential equations” from the world, revealing hidden truths that ordinary humans cannot comprehend.

13. The Call for a New Era: Sending Off the Old, Welcoming the New

This Jeongyu year is a time for “Songgu Yeongsin” “送舊迎新”, meaning “sending off the old and welcoming the new.” We must send off the old politicians who have failed the nation and welcome a new leader.

• The Current Political Stagnation:

  • Politicians are campaigning prematurely, disregarding the ongoing presidential situation.
  • They are like rotten apples, corrupting the entire barrel.
  • All 300 national leaders need to undergo spiritual education.

• My Vision for the Future:

  • My policies will ensure that young people do not have to become laborers in China or maids in Japan.
  • Elderly people will no longer face insecurity.
  • The workweek will eventually become three days “Friday, Saturday, Sunday”, and then two days “Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday” within ten years, as the information age reduces the need for labor.
  • This will solve the problem of old-age insecurity.
    My prophecies, including the assassination of President Park Jeong Hee, the election and death of President Roh Moo Hyun, the predicted deaths of Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il, and the election of Donald Trump, have all come true. The media has reported on these predictions, acknowledging that no current presidential candidate is fit to lead. They even suggest that an unconventional figure like me will become president, reflecting the public’s desperation for a true leader.

I wish for a thousand auspicious energies to gather in your homes this year.

2017.02.11 ss 1064 Huh Kyung young’s Prophecies on Trump and park geun-hye Navigating Korea’s Future and the Path to a Unified World

1. The Prophetic Vision: Foreseeing National and Global Destinies

Huh kyung young that while prophecies may not be inherently crucial, the ability to foresee the future is vital for the prosperity of both individuals and nations. Without this foresight, both personal and national affairs are destined to fail. He illustrates this point by referencing his past predictions concerning major Korean conglomerates and political figures.

• Daewoo Group’s Demise: Huh kyung young recounts how, decades ago, he presented a reform plan to Daewoo Group’s chairman, Kim Woo-joong, and his wife, Jeong Hee-ja, long before the group’s collapse.
  • He claims to have predicted Daewoo’s downfall by analyzing its logo, which depicted the Earth cut vertically six times. This, he asserted, symbolized the group’s collapse by a third party at the peak of its global fame.
  • Furthermore, he identified a feng shui flaw in Jeong Hee-ja’s hotel room, located on the 32nd floor of the Daewoo Building, facing Namsan Mountain. He warned that the “energy” flowing from Namsan into her room would lead to the severance of her descendants.
  • He advised changing the main entrance of the hotel to avert this fate, demonstrating his early awareness of the group’s impending collapse.
• Samsung’s Crisis: Huh kyung young also claims to have advised Samsung to change its logo color to red seven months before a major phone incident and the legal troubles of Lee Jae-yong.
  • He stated that failure to change the logo from blue to red would result in an accident for Samsung and Lee Jae-yong’s downfall within a week.
• Political Predictions: Huh kyung young asserts his ability to foresee political outcomes, including the presidencies of Donald Trump and Park Geun-hye.
  • He claims to have recognized Trump’s presidential destiny by observing his facial features, even when Trump had only 0.1% public support.
  • He also predicted Park Geun-hye’s election with 51% of the vote and her inability to complete her five-year term, foreseeing her impeachment two days before the election.

2. The Nation’s Predicament: A Stalled Aircraft and Societal Debt

Huh kyung young likens South Korea to an airplane carrying 50 million people that has been stuck on the runway for 70 years, unable to take off.

• Ineffective Leadership: He criticizes past presidents, whom he refers to as “pilots” for failing to make the plane fly, instead “eating away at its parts” and turning it into scrap.
• Widespread Indebtedness: He highlights the pervasive debt across all social strata in Korea.
  • The wealthy in affluent areas like Gangnam are heavily indebted to banks.
  • Farmers and the working class are similarly burdened by loans from agricultural cooperatives and banks, often for housing or their children’s marriages.
  • He argues that 95% of the population, regardless of wealth, is enslaved by debt, while the top 5% accumulate all the nation’s wealth.
• National Debt and Mismanagement: Korea, despite being the 11th wealthiest nation with a GDP exceeding 1,000 trillion won, faces a national debt of approximately 6,000 trillion won “6 trillion USD”.
  • This translates to over 100 million won per citizen.
  • He attributes this to political corruption, where politicians misappropriate vast sums of the national budget, such as 400 trillion won, for their own benefit rather than for public welfare.
  • He cites the example of 150 trillion won allocated for childbirth incentives over 10 years, which was allegedly diverted to research grants for professors and activity expenses for officials, with no direct benefits reaching those giving birth.
  • He proposes that if he were president, such wasteful spending would cease, and funds would be directly returned to the citizens.

3. The Path to Liberation: Eradicating Illness and Familial Burden

Huh kyung young urges people to eliminate two concepts from their minds to achieve a better life: reliance on hospitals and excessive dependence on family.

• Rejecting Hospitals: He advises against the mindset of going to the hospital when sick, arguing that hospitals often prolong suffering and ultimately benefit funeral homes.
  • He encourages individuals to take responsibility for their own health and avoid developing illnesses due to a false sense of security that hospitals will always be there.
• Reducing Familial Expectations: He stresses that individuals should not overly rely on or burden their families.
  • He personal responsibility for one’s health and well-being, advocating for self-reliance rather than becoming a burden to loved ones.
• Embracing Empyrean and the Sky: Instead of these two burdens, he suggests embracing the concepts of Empyrean “Baekgung” and the Sky “HaNul”.
  • The Sky represents absolute truth and justice, where all actions, good or bad, are recorded and eventually returned to the individual.
  • He warns against seeking personal gain or “receiving blessings” as this leads to misfortune in the afterlife. True blessings come from giving to others.
  • He contrasts this with the actions of past generations, who prioritized giving and protecting their communities, even at personal risk.
  • He criticizes modern society’s tendency towards self-preservation and seeking blessings, which he believes leads to moral decay and a “light mouth” “garrulousness”.

4. The Political Saviour: Navigating the Red Sea of Debt and Division

Huh kyung young presents himself as the Political Saviour destined to lead the Korean people through their current “Red Sea” of debt, division, and political turmoil.

• The Korean Red Sea: He describes the ongoing protests “candlelight vigils and flag rallies” and political instability as the “Red Sea” that the Korean people must cross.
  • He argues that conventional political leaders are incapable of resolving these issues, which will only continue to recur.
• Zeroing National Debt: As president, Huh kyung young pledges to swiftly eliminate the nation’s 6,000 trillion won debt, extinguishing the “Fires” of public discontent.
• National Dividend and Marriage Incentives: He proposes a National Dividend of 1.5 million won per person, which would provide 3 million won for married couples, eliminating the need for marriage loans and ensuring financial stability for all, including the elderly.
  • He also promises a 100 million won incentive for remarriage, further promoting family formation.
• Reforming Corporate Philanthropy: Huh kyung young plans to introduce a Tax Payment Point and a Donation Point system for conglomerates.
  • Instead of increasing taxes, which could drive companies overseas, he suggests encouraging wealthy individuals and corporations to donate 90% of their profits to a National Dividend Foundation.
  • This would be distributed to the public, fostering a culture of giving and public appreciation for philanthropic businesses, similar to Bill Gates’s philanthropic endeavors.
• Global Unification through “Harmony Without Uniformity: Huh kyung young envisions a world unified not through forced uniformity “like the European Union”, but through “harmony without uniformity” “Hwa-i-bu-dong”.
  • This concept, which he translates as “unity” means that while appearances may differ, intentions are aligned.
  • He proposes a global federal system where each nation, regardless of size, has equal representation, unlike the current UN Security Council structure.
  • He foresees himself as the first emperor of this world federation, using its vast budget to ensure global prosperity.
• Presidential System Reform: Huh kyung young states that his presidency would be the last presidential election in Korea.
  • He would ascend to the position of emperor, with a prime minister and 100 national assembly members elected by the people, creating a strong central authority similar to a monarchy in smaller nations.

5. Reforming the Legal Framework: Upholding Constitutional Principles

Huh kyung young criticizes the current legal and political system, particularly regarding presidential impeachment, advocating for a return to fundamental constitutional principles.

• Citizens’ Sovereign Rights: He asserts that the people possess three fundamental sovereign rights: the right to vote, the right to resist, and the right to revolution.
  • He argues that the National Assembly’s power to impeach a president is unconstitutional, as the president is elected by 50 million citizens, while assembly members are elected by a smaller constituency.
  • He believes that only the Constitutional Court, after due process, should have the authority to rule on impeachment, not the National Assembly.
  • He contends that if an impeachment is later overturned, the National Assembly should compensate the president and the nation for the resulting chaos and damages.
• Equality and Policy-Based Politics: Huh kyung young the importance of equality and conducting politics based on policy, not personal attacks.
  • He condemns personal attacks, especially against women, citing the excessive scrutiny of Park Geun-hye and Choi Soon-sil as examples of gender-based discrimination.
  • He warns that those who engage in personal attacks will face divine retribution, as every individual holds absolute value and is accompanied by ancestral spirits.
  • He advocates for mutual respect among political candidates, focusing on policy proposals rather than personal backgrounds or appearances.
• The Principle of Cause and Effect: Huh kyung young concludes by explaining the principle of cause and effect, drawing from ancient wisdom.
  • Performing good deeds may not bring immediate rewards, but it naturally wards off misfortune.
  • Conversely, committing evil acts may not bring immediate punishment, but it will inevitably lead to the loss of blessings.
  • He likens good deeds to grass growing in a spring garden, unseen but steadily flourishing, and evil deeds to sharpening a knife on a stone, where the loss is not immediately visible but ultimately leads to damage.

2017.02.18 ss 1065 Why is Korea Rich, but its People are Debtors – Huh Kyung Young’s Saturday Lecture – February 18, 2017

1. The Essence of comprehension: Beyond Literal Interpretation

When listening to words, it is crucial to grasp their underlying meaning rather than their literal sound. Just as a child should apprehend a parent’s harsh words as encouragement for their future, we must always seek the true intention behind what is said. For instance, if a parent tells a child, “You are not my child; you only play around” the child should interpret this as a call to study diligently and prepare to lead the family. Those who take such words literally rarely succeed. Similarly, a spouse’s complaints about finances should be fathomed as a plea for financial stability, not an expression of anger. This principle extends to all forms of communication, including political discourse.

2. The Hidden Meanings in Everyday Life

In traditional Korean homes, a rice chest was often placed near the main room, not in a storage area. If a wife complained while her scholar husband was studying, the sound of her “nagging” was not merely an annoyance. It was a subtle message that the rice supply was low, urging him to secure provisions. This demonstrates how seemingly ordinary actions or sounds carry deeper meanings, serving as a catalyst for action.

3. comprehension Political Discourse: The Case of Huh kyung young’s Policies

When a news anchor discusses political policies, their words often carry implicit messages. For example, when an anchor initially laughs at Huh kyung young’s policies but then “realizes” their significance, it suggests that these policies resonate deeply with the public. The anchor’s statement, “Other presidential candidates must propose policies more realistic and appealing than Huh kyung young’s” can be interpreted as an acknowledgment that current candidates lack such impactful proposals. This implies that Huh kyung young’s policies are unique and that without similar vision, other politicians are inadequate. This “realization” is akin to enlightenment in Buddhism or repentance in Christianity, signifying a profound shift in intellection.

4. The Imperative of Timely Action: Beyond Repentance

Repentance, or belated realization, often comes too late. Just as a child cannot truly repay their parents after they have passed, opportunities for action are bound by time. He, having mastered various fields from a young age, that time does not wait for anyone. This highlights the importance of acting when the opportunity arises, whether in personal relationships or societal change.

5. Societal Structures and Filial Piety: A Critical Examination

Current societal structures often force individuals into situations where filial piety becomes a burden. For instance, if a daughter must use a significant portion of her husband’s salary to support her mother in a nursing home, it can create immense pressure and even lead to unspoken desires for the parent’s passing. This tragic reality, where the nation’s policies inadvertently turn citizens into “unfilial” children, necessitates a fundamental change.

6. Comprehensive Policy Solutions: Beyond Superficiality

Huh kyung young’s policies are not isolated ideas but a mechanistic system designed to address interconnected societal problems.

• National Dividend: Providing a monthly national dividend of 1.5 million Korean Won ensures that no elderly person wishes for an early demise, as their financial needs are met. This eliminates the burden of material filial piety for children.
• Debt Forgiveness: All debts of middle-class and working-class citizens, including those from private lenders and farmers’ loans under 500 million Korean Won, would be completely forgiven. This is justified by the government’s responsibility for economic mismanagement.
• Marriage and Childbirth Incentives: Providing 100 million Korean Won for marriage, 200 million Korean Won for housing loans, and 30 million Korean Won per child eliminates financial barriers to starting a family.
• Employment Opportunities: By ensuring that everyone, regardless of academic performance, has a chance at stable employment, the policies aim to eliminate unemployment and create a society where everyone can achieve success.These policies are designed to work synergistically, creating a virtuous cycle that transforms society into a “paradise.”

7. The Symbolism of Names and Places: Unveiling Deeper Meanings

The names of places and individuals often hold profound symbolic meanings.

• Busan: The city’s name, meaning “Kettle mountain” reflects its geographical features and historical context. During the Korean War, refugees set up kettles on the mountainsides to cook, embodying the city’s name.
• Jongno: This district in Seoul, meaning “bell road” was historically where a large bell announced the time. For Huh kyung young, it symbolizes ringing a bell to announce his arrival to the world.
• Huh kyung young’s Name: His name itself is interpreted as embodying the principles of Heaven, Earth, and Humanity, reflecting a cosmic connection and a mission to bring divine truth to the world. The Korean alphabet, Hangeul, is also seen as being founded on these same principles.

8. The Cosmic Order and Human Governance: A Contrast

The natural world operates with an intricate and benevolent design. For instance, the sun’s path ensures that traditional south-facing Korean homes are warm in winter and cool in summer. This demonstrates a cosmic order that provides for human well-being. In stark contrast, current political systems often operate against this natural order, creating hardship and suffering for the people.

9. The Illusion of Public Opinion Polls: A Call for Discernment

Public opinion polls, particularly those with low response rates, can be highly misleading. A small percentage of respondents cannot accurately represent the sentiment of the entire population. Many who do not respond may be supporters of alternative candidates, whose views are not captured. This highlights the unreliability of such polls and urges citizens to look beyond mainstream media narratives.

10. Reclaiming National Wealth: The Concept of National Dividend

The nation’s total assets, estimated at 50,000 trillion Korean Won, belong to its 50 million citizens. This means each citizen has a 1 billion Korean Won share in the national wealth. The national dividend of 1.5 million Korean Won per month is not a handout but a rightful return on this shared ownership.

• Tax Points and Donation Points: Instead of simply taking from the wealthy, a system of tax points and donation points would incentivize corporations and individuals to contribute to society. Those who pay more taxes or make significant donations would receive recognition and respect, fostering a culture of generosity.
• Fines Based on Wealth: Instead of imprisonment, wealthy individuals who commit crimes would pay fines proportionate to their assets. This would generate substantial revenue for the nation while ensuring justice.
• Reducing Incarceration: The current system of incarceration is costly and often ineffective. By reducing the prison population and implementing alternative penalties, resources can be redirected to benefit the public.

11. The Three Forms of Ownership: Reasserting Citizen Rights

In legal terms, there are three forms of ownership:

• Joint Ownership “Gongdong Jibun”: Where all owners have individual shares and rights, like shareholders in a company.
• Co-ownership “Hapyu Jibun”: Where property is jointly owned by a group, such as a clan, and individual members have rights to its benefits.
• Collective Ownership “Chongryu Jibun”: Where property belongs to an organization, like a church or temple, and individual members have no direct ownership rights.The citizens of Korea are shareholders in the “Republic of Korea Inc.” and should be treated under joint ownership, with rights to the nation’s assets. However, current politicians treat citizens as if they are under collective ownership, where their contributions disappear into an opaque system.

12. The Five Rights of Citizens: Empowering the Populace

Citizens possess five fundamental rights:

• Right to Life “Saengjon-gwon”: The right to a basic standard of living and protection from harm.
• Right to Property “Soyu-gwon”: The right to own property and a share in national assets.
• Right to Equality “Pyeongdeung-gwon”: The right to equal treatment and distribution of resources.
• Right to Claim “Cheonggu-gwon”: The right to demand support from the state when in need, based on their share in national wealth.
• Right to Participate “Chamjeong-gwon”: The right to vote and run for office.
• Right to Association “Sahoe-gwon”: The right to form associations and organizations.
• Right to Freedom “Jayu-gwon”: Encompassing eight specific freedoms: speech, press, assembly, association, religion, thought, expression, and conscience.Politicians often conceal these rights, mismanaging national funds and accumulating debt through bond issuance.

13. The Political Saviour: Navigating the “Sea of Fire”

Just as Moses led the Israelites through the Red Sea, a political Saviour is needed to guide the Korean people through their current “sea of fire”—a period of political turmoil, protests, and economic hardship. The current political landscape, marked by division and conflict, requires a leader who can unify the nation and implement transformative policies.

14. The Intertwined Nature of Politics and Religion: Jeonghae Sangsu

The concept of Jeonghae Sangsu “정해상수” illustrates that politics and religion are two sides of the same coin. If politics is well-managed, the need for religion diminishes, and vice versa. A wise and stable mind leads to wisdom, and wisdom leads to a stable mind. Similarly, good governance fosters a harmonious society, reducing the need for religious solace or intervention.

15. The Power of a Name: Healing and Transformation

The name Huh kyung young is said to possess unique energy that can bring about physical and spiritual transformation. Calling his name can lead to positive changes in one’s life and health, and even alleviate the burdens of past wrongdoings. This the spiritual dimension of his mission and the profound impact he claims to have on individuals.

2017.02.25 ss 1066 Huh Kyung young’s Vision An outsider president to Lead political revolution and national dividend System – February 25, 2017

1. The Necessity of an Outsider President for National Reform

For the distribution of national dividends and a political revolution, a president from outside the established political system, such as Huh kyung young, is essential. This is because to achieve political reform, the current 300 National Assembly members must be held accountable. They should be sent to a National Leaders’ Spiritual Education Center to take responsibility for not providing dividends to the citizens. It is unjust to place all blame solely on one president, as the National Assembly often obstructs presidential initiatives. Therefore, just as the president can be impeached, the National Assembly should also face impeachment. The public desires the impeachment of these politicians, who, through collusion, are currently impeaching the president. While the president’s impeachment may have grounds, the National Assembly members bear even greater responsibility. They are acting with an audacity that defies logic.

The National Assembly would never approve national dividends, even if a revered figure were to propose it. Therefore, without a president like Huh kyung young, who possesses the courage and extraordinary intellect to hold National Assembly members accountable, such reforms are impossible. An “outsider” must emerge from beyond the existing political sphere. This is because current politicians, who are all part of the establishment, would never hold themselves accountable. If a president from an opposition party were to try to imprison them, it would be impossible with even a single National Assembly member’s opposition.

True national transformation requires an outsider, someone from outside the political establishment, to change the world. For instance, after the April 19th Revolution, many students sacrificed their lives for democracy, but it was President Park chung hee, an outsider, who emerged and took control of the political landscape. If the April 19th revolutionary forces had seized power, our nation’s economic development would have been significantly stunted, potentially leaving us with a GDP per capita of only $2,000. At that time, our GDP was $68, making us one of the poorest nations, while Thailand was at $220 and the Philippines at $170. North Korea was at $150. Today, Thailand’s GDP is around $2,200, while ours has surpassed $20,000, approaching $30,000. This represents a 50-fold increase, a phenomenon known as the “Miracle on the Han River.” President Park chung hee, an outsider, brought about this transformation.

Consider Lee Kuan Yew, the former Prime Minister of Singapore, who is widely respected globally. He governed as a dictator for 36 years, a period comparable to Korea’s colonial rule under Japan. He eliminated 5,000 political opponents, both from the opposition and within his own party, by inviting them to a celebratory party on an island and then sinking their ship, similar to the Sewol ferry incident. He eradicated all who opposed him in Singapore. Despite this dictatorial rule, Singapore is now one of the best places to live in the world. An American citizen was once caned for littering, an act that even the U.S. President at the time, Barack Obama, could not prevent. This demonstrates the strictness of their governance. Those who criticize President Park chung hee’s 18-year rule as a dictatorship are mistaken. For a nation to prosper, an outsider must abandon all ideologies—left, right, democracy, communism—and focus solely on the well-being of the people. Lee Kuan Yew’s system, whether democratic or not, prioritized the people’s prosperity, even enforcing caning in the 21st century.

2. Navigating Geopolitical Challenges and Internal Issues

Korea faces three major geopolitical challenges, akin to having three troublesome spouses. The first is the hegemonic struggle between the United States and China. Korea is caught in the middle, constantly having to navigate between these two powers, risking becoming a battlefield in their conflict, much like in past conflicts involving Japan and China.

The second challenge involves North Korea and the United States, specifically the emotional conflict between Kim Jong Un and Donald Trump. We are caught between these two unpredictable leaders, who openly discuss preemptive strikes against North Korea. Their unpredictable natures make them unique in the world, causing constant anxiety for Koreans.

The third challenge is the territorial dispute between China and Japan. Korea risks becoming a victim of these territorial and emotional conflicts, as well as the larger hegemonic struggle. To resolve these complex issues, a leader with exceptional intellect is required, far beyond the capabilities of the current National Assembly members. Even a million ordinary people combined cannot match the foresight of Huh kyung young.

For example, I predicted the downfall of Samsung’s Lee Jae-yong a week before it happened, stating he would collapse within three days, and it came to pass. I also advised Samsung to change its logo to red, warning of a major accident if they did not. Eight months later, their phones exploded, and Lee Jae-yong was arrested. This was all part of a scenario I foresaw.

Similarly, two days before President Park Geun-hye’s impeachment, I predicted that the National Assembly would not cooperate with her, leading to public unrest and candlelight vigils. I also foresaw her attempt to cover up the situation with a constitutional amendment, which ultimately failed, leading to her impeachment. The Constitutional Court’s decision was merely a formality; my prophecy had already determined the outcome. The president’s authority was already diminished, even for seemingly minor issues.

The Choi Soon-sil scandal, which involved her acting as President Park Geun-hye’s shadow assistant, was initially unknown to the public. It only came to light due to the greed of an individual named Go Young-tae. This incident, where 23 billion won in gold bars were discovered behind a partition during an office renovation, highlights the concept of joint ownership. The couple who found the gold should have shared it equally, but the man took most of it, leading to the woman’s lawsuit and both ending up in jail.

Our politicians view the national treasury as “total ownership” meaning they believe the public’s money is theirs to use as they please, without accountability. For instance, 150 trillion won allocated for childbirth support over 10 years was never distributed to the public but was instead spent on lavish dinners, workshops, and other unrelated expenses. Government budgets are rarely used for their intended purpose, instead being squandered on seminars, professor invitations, venue rentals, and entertainment. This leaves the public as debtors, unable to afford even their children’s marriages.

Unlike “total ownership” “like church funds, where donations become the church’s property”, or “joint ownership” “like clan assets, which must be shared”, the national wealth should be considered “common ownership” for all 50 million citizens. As shareholders of “Republic of Korea Co., Ltd.” we are entitled to a monthly dividend of 1.5 million won per person, totaling 10 billion won per person from the 5 quadrillion won national wealth. This would empower citizens and prevent politicians from misusing funds.

Politicians, however, treat national funds as “total ownership” believing they don’t need to distribute dividends, leaving citizens burdened with debt. Twenty-five years ago, I foresaw the issues of low birth rates and an aging population, proposing policies like 100 million won for marriage and 30 million won per child. At the time, I was dismissed as crazy, an “ugly duckling” among presidential candidates. But just as the ugly duckling transforms into a swan, or a crane among chickens, my policies are now recognized as visionary.

3. The Foresight of an Outsider and the Limitations of Conventional Politics

My policies, initially deemed radical, are now seen as truly effective, much like a crane among chickens. To foresee the future, one must also apprehend physiognomy. What is Choi Soon-sil’s facial type? While the public harshly criticizes her, her actions, historically, have served as a valuable lesson for Korean politics. We should learn from negative examples, recognizing our own potential flaws.

Choi Soon-sil’s facial type is that of a chicken. Chickens have crests on their heads and chins, which we may not acknowledge, but they are there. When Choi Soon-sil was “Killed” it was like wringing a chicken’s neck. This analogy, used by former President Kim Young-sam, implies that dawn will come even if a chicken’s neck is wrung. However, for Choi Soon-sil, there will be no dawn. This brutal treatment is regrettable.

Chickens are considered spiritually sensitive. In ancient times, chickens were present at weddings because their eyes were believed to allow ancestors to witness the ceremony. Chickens crow at 4 AM, the time when spirits depart, signifying their awareness of the unseen world. The character for “jang” in “doenjang” “Fermented soybean paste” and “ganjang” “soy sauce” contains the character for chicken, symbolizing foresight. In 1950, just before the Korean War, all doenjang and ganjang in Korea spoiled, which people interpreted as a sign of impending disaster.

The character for “doctor” also contains the chicken character, implying that doctors perform surgery, but healing is ultimately done by heaven. Just as some patients die and others live after the same surgery, the outcome is beyond the doctor’s control. Similarly, microorganisms in doenjang know when an earthquake is coming, just as animals sense impending natural disasters. Ants migrate before heavy rains. These creatures possess an innate foresight that humans lack. Therefore, when making doenjang, people traditionally cleanse themselves and pray, acknowledging the unseen forces that govern fermentation.

The character for “Fermentation” also contains the chicken character, as does the character for “alcohol” indicating a connection to microorganisms and the unseen world. Choi Soon-sil, with her chicken-like eyes, possessed a sharp, even genius-level intellect. Shamans often have chicken-like features, as spirits guide them. Choi Soon-sil, though not a shaman, was akin to one. President Park Geun-hye consulted her because Choi Soon-sil’s predictions were often accurate, serving the nation’s best interests. This was later labeled “state affairs manipulation” but Choi Soon-sil operated discreetly, known only to a few.

I predicted President Park Geun-hye’s impeachment four years in advance, even before her election. I also foresaw the entanglement within the Blue House. Without Go Young-tae, the scandal might have remained hidden, and President Park Geun-hye might have been remembered as a great president. However, the revelation of this truth has prevented future collusion between conglomerates and politics. Choi Soon-sil’s contribution, in this sense, is significant, serving as a lesson for the nation’s development.

The constant bickering between left and right-wing politicians over power is disheartening. We need a fresh face, someone like Huh kyung young, instead of the same old, tiresome figures. Just as you cannot discern Choi Soon-sil’s facial type, these politicians cannot foresee the future or solve the nation’s problems, such as low birth rates and an aging population. They only incite conflict. I, however, can clearly see the future and resolve all of Korea’s current political challenges.

Regarding physiognomy, Nam Kyung-pil has a cat-like face, while Moon Jae-in has a northern-type face with a narrow forehead and long chin, resembling a goat. Park Geun-hye also has a horse-like face, but with goat-like eyes. People from Chungcheong Province, despite their gentle, feminine nature, are not destined for political power. Figures like Kim Jong-pil, Lee Hoi-chang, Lee In-gu, and Ban Ki-moon, all from Chungcheong, failed to reach the presidency. This region is associated with “yin” energy, with its mountains flowing north towards Seoul, culminating in Gwanaksan, a mountain with a “male” character, while Bugaksan is “Female.” Chungcheong’s character is gentle and soft, like a woman, making it difficult for its natives to seize ultimate power.

The “yang” energy, associated with power, flows through the Jeonla and Kyung sang provinces, like two nostrils through which vital energy enters Asia. Presidents typically emerge from these regions. Korea is a powerful land, and I am here. When assessing a person’s physiognomy, one must consider their regional background. I do not disparage these individuals but simply state the facts. Chungcheong politicians consistently fail at the last hurdle, as if their efforts are always thwarted.

A president like Huh kyung young appearing on television would bring hope to Korea. My surname is associated with the descendants of King Suro, a large clan of 8 million people. This gives me an advantage in terms of lineage. My policies, such as reducing the National Assembly to 100 members and distributing dividends, would be popular. If I were to run for president, my support would quickly surpass that of other candidates.

Choi Soon-sil, with her chicken-like foresight, could only see a short distance into the future. She could not foresee President Park Geun-hye’s early departure four years later. If she had, she would have been more cautious of those around her. The scandal, though painful, has served to prevent future collusion between big business and politics.

4. The Wisdom of Nature and the Path to Prosperity

Let’s consider the concept of “Namjunggodo” the sun’s altitude at its highest point in the south. I previously explained this, but people often ask for clarification. Why was the March 1st Independence Movement held on March 1st? It wasn’t for the emperor’s birthday. The answer lies in the 24 solar terms and the sun’s path.

In a south-facing house, the sun’s path varies with the seasons. In summer, the sun passes directly overhead, keeping the house cool. In winter, the sun enters deeper into the house, providing warmth. This natural regulation of sunlight, a “non-action” law of nature, is fair and equitable, unlike the “action” laws created by politicians who exploit the system for personal gain.

The “Gyeongchip” solar term, around March 5th, is when frogs emerge from hibernation. This period, when the sun’s rays are moderately warm, is called “haetsal” “sunlight”. The intense summer sun is “haetbyeot” “sunshine”, and the gentle autumn/winter sun is “haetbit” “sunbeam”. Nature adjusts the sun’s angle to provide warmth in winter and coolness in summer, reducing heating costs. Our ancestors, without glass windows, fathomed this wisdom.

This natural law also applies to daily life. We should wake up with the “haetsal” in the morning, when the sun gently rises, and return home with the setting sun. This natural rhythm promotes health. However, our current political system does not follow these natural laws.

I will hold a rally in Busan on March 1st to launch the “National Political Revolution Alliance.” This alliance will be formed by citizens who want to change politics and will eventually call for me to run for president. This alliance is different from traditional political parties, which I believe should be abolished worldwide. Parties, with their focus on power and self-interest, exploit the public. In communist countries, the party is supreme, but in a democracy, the people should be the party. Politicians who receive party nominations often disregard the public. Therefore, we need an alliance of citizens to support a leader like me.

The five major elements of a nation are religion, faith, philosophy, values, and status. Currently, the values and status of our citizens have plummeted. Low birth rates, an aging population, and household debt are rampant. Household debt, estimated at 1,400 trillion won, plus private loans and credit card debt, likely totals 1,600 trillion won. Only a president like Huh kyung young can solve these problems.

The three major elements of human values are truth, goodness, and beauty. People desire to live truthfully, kindly, and beautifully, but reality often forces them into difficult situations. For example, a man called me, contemplating divorce due to the stress of caring for his mother-in-law, his parents, and his own family, all living under one roof. With national dividends, families would have the financial stability to live separately and maintain their dignity.

My solution, which would provide 4.5 million won per couple, would eliminate such conflicts. Without this, people are forced to work unstable jobs, fearing their parents and in-laws would starve if they stopped. This immense pressure leads to despair. With national dividends, parents could live independently, and mothers-in-law could live with their daughters without financial burden. This would restore the dignity of parents and the value of human life.

The current politicians are oblivious to these five elements of national and human well-being. They disregard human rights and the fundamental ways people should live. The five major elements of a nation are its existence, functions, goals, and future. The existence of a nation depends on its territory, sovereignty, and people.

The three major elements of national function are culture, politics, and economy. Culture comes first, then politics, then economy. A healthy culture leads to good politics, which in turn leads to a strong economy. The three major elements of national sectors are philosophy, religion, and science. Let’s examine the relationship between politics and religion.

If politics is good, religion is less necessary. If religion is strong, politics is less important. This is the “constant of righteousness.” In countries like Iran, where religion is strong, politics follows. Both politics and religion in Korea are currently in decline. When the mind is stable, one becomes wise, and wisdom brings mental stability.

National dividends and political reform would bring mental stability to the people, making them wiser and eliminating worries about financial hardship or family conflicts. This would create a clear vision for the future, free from anxiety. The current politicians are destroying these five elements of the nation and its people.

My policies would address the 1,600 trillion won in household debt, including private loans and credit card debt. As president, I would quickly resolve this through currency reform, eliminating 900 trillion won, and by utilizing government and corporate land. The government would repay personal bank loans and collateralized debt up to 500 million won, allowing people to receive dividends without worrying about interest payments.

The national goals are truth, freedom, and peace. Peace means equality, where everyone receives an equal share, like rice distributed fairly on a scale. If people’s pockets are empty and they are burdened with debt, there can be no peace. Instead, there is anxiety. The character for “anxiety” implies a lack of women in the home. When money is scarce, women often have to work outside the home, leaving children feeling insecure.

I, however, grew up without seeing my parents much, yet I was driven to study. Other children, however, are easily distracted. To succeed, one must focus intently. The path to hell is wide and paved with a comfortable carpet, making it appealing and easy to follow. Most people choose this path, leading to ruin. The path to heaven, however, is unpaved, rocky, and narrow, requiring humility and effort. But beyond these initial difficulties lies paradise.

Current politicians are creating the wide, comfortable path to ruin. I, however, am guiding you towards the narrow, challenging path to heaven. This path leads to peace, where families have enough money to live comfortably, women can be present in the home, and children feel secure. I will create this peace for you.

The three major elements of the future are convergence, creation, and communication. I receive about 5,000 calls a day, and communication is crucial. I am the only one who can revive the Korean economy. Harvard professors, even after 100 years of study, cannot match my economic expertise. I tutored many chaebol leaders and university students from a young age. My policies are essential for our economy’s survival.

The “trickle-down” policy, advocated by Keynes and implemented by President Park chung hee, focused on supporting large corporations, expecting wealth to trickle down to small and medium-sized enterprises “SMEs” and then to the public. However, this approach, which is still being used, is flawed. Deng Xiaoping of China, on the other hand, adopted a “trickle-up” policy, advised by Hayek, which empowered individuals and SMEs, allowing wealth to flow upwards to large corporations and the nation.

My policy combines both approaches. I would ignite a fire at the bottom, eliminating people’s debts, allowing wealth to flow upwards from individuals to SMEs, then to large corporations, and finally to the nation. This creates a virtuous cycle of wealth. The current government, however, is still igniting the fire at the top, which does not trickle down.

I predicted the downfall of Daewoo Group five years before it happened, advising Chairman Kim Woo-choong to change their logo and relocate their buildings, but he ignored my warnings. The Daewoo logo, with six vertical cuts through the globe, symbolized its eventual collapse by a third force. The six lines represented the number of the devil in Christianity and the cycle of reincarnation in Buddhism, inviting divine wrath. Similarly, I predicted the split of Ssangyong Group, whose logo depicted a dragon with its head and tail cut off, symbolizing division and eventual demise.

I can accurately predict events, from Samsung’s troubles to Trump’s presidency and Park Geun-hye’s impeachment. I can even foresee when and how each of you will die. Therefore, I am the only one who can revive the Korean economy. I am the only one in the world who can effectively implement a “trickle-up” policy.

Genghis Khan conquered the world through “small, speed, network, and open” strategies. His armies were organized into small units of 100, allowing for self-sufficiency and rapid movement. They established networks across conquered lands, indirectly ruling and promoting religious freedom. Genghis Khan even adopted his wife’s child, conceived with an enemy, as his heir, demonstrating his extraordinary character. The character for “man” signifies one who can cultivate a field large enough to feed ten people. Today, many men struggle to support even two. The nation is now relying on me to restore the pride of Korean men.

On March 1st, I will hold an event in Busan. I am grateful to all of you for being here today. My economic policies are unparalleled globally. I taught economics to 300 university students at the age of 14 and tutored many chaebol leaders in their 20s. My policies are the only way to save our economy.

2017.02.26 hs 13th The Era of Huh Kyung Young Link Will Make Korea the World’s No. 1 Economy – February 26, 2017

1. The Energetic Significance of Korea’s Geography

The Korean Peninsula holds profound energetic significance, particularly in its geographical layout. The landmass, when viewed metaphorically, resembles a horse. The Baekdusan Mountain, Geumgangsan Mountain, and Taebaeksan Mountain ranges form the horse’s mane, known as “malgalki” “horse’s mane” in Korean, which are essentially mountain ranges. The four distinct protrusions of the peninsula are likened to the horse’s legs.

The Pyeongyang region, in this analogy, represents the horse’s stomach, or more precisely, its heart. This designation of Pyeongyang as the heart of the Korean Peninsula is crucial. The fact that North Korea controls this “heart” region poses a significant challenge to the unification of the Korean Peninsula. The Pyeongyang area, being the heart, is considered a pure and untainted zone. It is said that individuals in this region do not engage in illicit affairs or maintain mistresses. There are no establishments for immoral activities. While a dictator may exist, the populace is tightly controlled, preventing widespread corruption. They return home after work, unlike the South Korean men who might frequent entertainment venues. North Korean men, upon returning home, are often met with wives who are vigilant and ready to confront them, as they have no other sources of income or hidden assets. This suggests that the heart region, Pyeongyang, maintains a pure flow of energy, much like blood circulating cleanly through the heart.

In contrast, Seoul is likened to the horse’s stomach. The stomach, being a place where much is consumed, is prone to accumulation of “corrupt elements.” This implies that Seoul, with its abundance and opportunities, also harbors more negative influences. Pyeongyang, representing the heart, is considered a “main water supply” area, signifying purity. The five major organs “liver, heart, spleen, lungs, kidneys” located above the heart are areas where only pure blood circulates.

The Korean Peninsula’s mountain ranges, such as the Nangnim Mountains, Mashinryeong Mountains, and Deongirum Mountains, are metaphorically described as the horse’s ribs. These “ribs” protect the vital organs, particularly the heart, which is Pyeongyang. These regions are characterized by the circulation of pure energy and the absence of corrupting influences. Below these protective “ribs” are the stomach, small intestine, and large intestine, which are associated with “corrupt individuals” and negative energies. The separation created by these geographical features prevents the flow of these negative elements into the pure heart region.

2. The Perils of Unification Without Spiritual Preparation

Unification of the Korean Peninsula, without proper spiritual and legal preparation, could lead to significant societal problems. If unification were to occur prematurely, the “corrupt elements” from the South could infiltrate the pure North. This could result in a scenario where North Korean women, enticed by material wealth, abandon their families in the North to join South Korean men. Such an outcome would destabilize families and lead to widespread social chaos.

The current state of South Korean society, with its numerous entertainment establishments and high rates of marital infidelity, stands in stark contrast to the perceived purity of North Korea. He suggests that South Korea has an abundance of negative elements, making it a “miracle” that families remain intact. This highlights the importance of spiritual integrity and the potential for societal decay if unification is not approached with caution and a focus on moral rectitude.

3. The Alpha: A Sanctuary for Spiritual Transformation

The Alpha, envisioned as a seven-story structure, serves as a spiritual sanctuary and a center for the teachings of Huh kyung young. The upper floors are designated as his residence and a reception area for visitors, while the lower floors house lecture halls capable of accommodating thousands, and a dining area. Surrounding the main Alpha building, thousands of ancillary structures are planned to serve as residential centers for those seeking to live and learn there for extended periods, or even permanently.

He that the current, smaller, and more intimate setting of the Alpha is a precious and fortunate period. He draws an analogy to newlywed couples living in small apartments, where physical proximity fosters emotional closeness and strengthens their bond. In such confined spaces, “energy” “gi” accumulates, leading to stronger relationships. Conversely, larger homes are associated with increased marital discord and divorce rates, as physical distance can lead to emotional separation. He suggests that the current intimate phase of the Alpha, where attendees can directly experience his teachings, is a “miracle” and a more profound experience than what will be available in the future, larger complex.

4. The Hierarchy of Spiritual Attainment

He outlines a spiritual hierarchy, categorizing individuals based on their level of spiritual development. This hierarchy progresses from the “common person” “sog-in” to the “petty person” “beom-in”, “minor person” “so-in”, “great person” “dae-in”, “wise person” “hyeon-in”, “sage” “cheol-in”, “enlightened person” “do-in”, “true person” “jin-in”, and finally, the “divine person” “sin-in”. He positions himself at the pinnacle of this hierarchy, as a “divine person” implying that encountering him is a rare and transformative experience.

He asserts that merely uttering or thinking his name, “Huh kyung young” can alter one’s cellular structure. This is demonstrated through a physical test where individuals are unable to resist his pull when invoking other spiritual figures, but become immovable when invoking his name. This phenomenon, he explains, is due to the unique energetic vibration associated with his name, which can even affect the molecular structure of water. He encourages attendees to mentally invoke his name when drinking water, believing it will imbue the water with his energy.

5. The Power of Words and Telepathy

He the enduring impact of words and thoughts, stating that negative words spoken to one’s spouse or others do not simply disappear but resonate eternally in the universe. This concept is likened to “quantum vibration” where every utterance creates a ripple effect throughout the cosmos. He warns that negative speech can lead to negative consequences in future lives, such as being born mute or as an animal. Conversely, positive thoughts and words, especially invoking his name, can bring about positive changes.

He extends this concept to the idea of “telepathy” suggesting that thoughts and intentions can be transmitted and received, influencing events and individuals. He illustrates this with an example of a mother’s negative thoughts affecting her child’s performance on an exam. Therefore, maintaining a positive mindset and acting with good intentions are crucial, not only for oneself but also for one’s descendants. He encourages individuals to adopt a “master’s consciousness” viewing themselves as the central figure in their own lives and taking responsibility for the well-being of others. This perspective, he argues, fosters a sense of purpose and empowers individuals to overcome challenges.

6. The Importance of “Master’s Consciousness” and Responsibility

He reiterates the concept of “master’s consciousness” asserting that each individual is the “master” of their own universe, and all others are “supporting actors.” This perspective implies that one is responsible for the well-being of everyone around them, from family members to those suffering globally. He uses the analogy of a business transaction, where a “master” should not only seek personal gain but also wish for the prosperity of the other party. This expansive sense of responsibility, he argues, is the hallmark of a true “master.”

He criticizes the “servant’s consciousness” which he defines as merely following others and lacking a sense of personal agency. He contrasts this with the “master’s consciousness” which involves a deep comprehension of one’s connection to the universe and a commitment to positive action. He that true “masters” are those who have transcended earthly limitations and are connected to a higher, divine power.

7. The Healing Power of Huh kyung young’s Touch

He demonstrates his ability to heal physical ailments through touch, particularly focusing on thyroid issues. He performs a series of physical tests, where individuals are unable to resist his pull when their thyroid is affected, but become strong and immovable after he touches them. He attributes this healing power to his divine energy, which he claims can correct hormonal imbalances and improve overall health. He also suggests that his touch can reverse the physical effects of aging, such as facial swelling caused by thyroid problems.

He advises individuals to maintain good posture, particularly by keeping their back straight and chin tucked in, as this posture helps to activate core muscles and expend calories, preventing weight gain and spinal problems. This physical discipline, combined with his spiritual intervention, is presented as a holistic approach to health and well-being.

8. The Significance of Ancestry and National Identity

He delves into the historical and spiritual significance of Korean ancestry, particularly focusing on the story of Queen Huh Hwang-ok, who is said to have come from India to marry King Suro of Gaya. He identifies himself as a descendant of the Huh clan, tracing his lineage back to this royal couple. He highlights the unique circumstances of Queen Huh Hwang-ok’s arrival, guided by a divine dream, and the symbolic “Pasa Pagoda” she brought, which was believed to calm the waves. This narrative talks the deep historical and spiritual roots of the Korean people, connecting them to a broader Asian heritage.

He also touches upon the concept of national identity, contrasting Korea’s “jus sanguinis” “law of blood” citizenship with America’s “jus soli” “law of soil” citizenship. He explains that Korea prioritizes bloodline, granting citizenship based on parentage, while the U.S. grants citizenship based on birth within its territory. This distinction, he notes, can create complex issues for individuals with dual nationality, particularly when it comes to legal matters. He asserts that as president, he would simplify these complex nationality laws.

9. The Spiritual Interpretation of Korean Geography

He offers a unique spiritual interpretation of Korean geography, particularly the mountain ranges. He explains that the term “sanmaek” “mountain range” is not merely a geographical designation but represents the “veins” and “arteries” of the Korean body. The mountains, with their flowing water and valleys, are likened to “veins” “jeongmaek”, carrying the lifeblood of the nation. The roads and transportation networks, in turn, are seen as “arteries” “dongmaek”, facilitating the flow of energy and activity.

He criticizes the conventional comprehension of these geographical features, asserting that his interpretation aligns with a deeper, cosmic truth. He states that his teachings on this matter are in perfect harmony with the “universe” implying a profound spiritual insight into the land. He assures his audience that if he becomes president, he will address and resolve any issues related to these geographical and spiritual energies.

10. The Wisdom of Simplicity and the Dangers of Excess

He advocates for a life of simplicity, particularly in marital relationships. He advises against living in overly spacious homes, as he believes that larger living spaces can lead to emotional distance and marital discord. He suggests that smaller homes, like the 20-pyeong “approximately 66 square meters” apartments, foster intimacy and strengthen family bonds. This emphasis on simplicity extends to his vision for the Alpha, where he encourages a focus on spiritual growth rather than material grandeur.

He also warns against the dangers of excess, particularly in diet and lifestyle. He explains the concept of “insulin” as a finite resource in the human body, allocated for a lifetime. Excessive consumption of sugary, stimulating foods and substances like alcohol, tobacco, coffee, and soda depletes this insulin rapidly, leading to diabetes and other health problems. He contrasts this with the lifestyle of the poor, who, by necessity, consume simpler diets and engage in more physical labor, thus preserving their insulin levels and enjoying better health. This highlights his belief that moderation and a natural lifestyle are key to longevity and well-being.

11. The Spiritual Significance of Material Possessions

He introduces the concept of “jeong” “affection or attachment” extending even to inanimate objects like cars. He shares an anecdote about a truck driver who, after years of relying on his vehicle for livelihood, sheds tears when it is finally decommissioned. This illustrates the deep emotional connection that humans can form with their possessions, imbuing them with a spiritual essence. He explains that this “jeong” is a form of energy that binds humans to objects, and that this energy can be positive or negative.

He further elaborates on the idea of “telepathy” extending to objects, suggesting that positive thoughts and intentions directed towards one’s possessions can influence their longevity and functionality. Conversely, negative thoughts can lead to their deterioration. This concept is rooted in the belief that all things are interconnected through energy and consciousness. He advises against speaking ill of others or harboring negative emotions, as these negative energies can rebound upon oneself and one’s descendants. He that even seemingly insignificant actions and thoughts contribute to one’s “holy bank account” which determines one’s fate in this life and the next.

12. The Interconnectedness of All Beings and the Power of Prayer

He the profound interconnectedness of all beings, stating that every individual is accompanied by their ancestors and that their actions have far-reaching consequences. He uses the analogy of a child’s academic performance being influenced by a parent’s actions, even if the parent is physically distant. This highlights the concept of “telepathy” as a universal force that binds families and generations. He asserts that prayer, when offered with sincerity, can tap into this telepathic network, bringing about positive outcomes.

He also touches upon the idea of “Karma” and divine justice, stating that there is no true “injustice” in the world, as all suffering is a consequence of past actions. He encourages individuals to live virtuously, to avoid negative speech, and to cultivate a “master’s consciousness” that extends compassion to all beings. This holistic approach to life, encompassing spiritual awareness, ethical conduct, and a sense of universal responsibility, is presented as the path to true happiness and fulfillment.

2017.03.04 ss 1067 The Corrupted Korean Politics, Buddhism’s Ten Precepts and Ten Evils, and christianity’s ten commandments and Ten Evils An Analysis by Huh Kyung-young

1. The Degeneration of Korean Politics and Religious Principles

The current state of Korean politics is deeply corrupted. This corruption exists despite the fact that Buddhism and Christianity account for 90% of the religious landscape in Korea. This raises a fundamental question: why has a nation with such strong religious foundations become so morally compromised?

Consider the United States, a predominantly Christian nation. It has allowed same-sex marriage, which is a significant departure from traditional values. While former President Obama championed this as a major achievement, former President Trump opposed it. My view is that if same-sex couples wish to marry, the state should provide free gender reassignment surgery. Men should not marry men in male form, nor women marry women in female form. After surgery, they could marry, with the state covering the substantial costs, perhaps billions of Korean Won. This approach respects individual rights while upholding societal norms.

Another concerning policy in the U.S. was the legalization of abortion. Furthermore, the U.S. faces the highest levels of public anxiety globally. This is partly due to the division of the Korean peninsula and the prevalence of corruption within the political sphere, where left and right-wing factions constantly clash. Such instability creates opportunities for external threats, leading to widespread public unease. This political decay is responsible for making the public the most anxious in the world.

The economic repercussions of political instability are severe. For instance, when China restricted tourism to Korea, many businesses faced collapse, plunging the economy into a state of emergency. Despite Korea ranking ninth globally in GDP per capita at $28,000, it holds the top position in suicide rates and traffic accidents. Korea also leads in youth unemployment and has the highest number of police stations, courts, and prosecutor’s offices. This indicates a society plagued by numerous problems.

If I were to become president, the number of such institutions would drastically decrease. Prisons, for example, would largely be abolished. Currently, Korea has 50,000 inmates, while the U.S. has 2.5 million. Considering the U.S. population is six times larger than Korea’s, their inmate population is disproportionately higher, by several tens of times. This suggests a significant disparity in societal health.

In the U.S., healthcare benefits are so inadequate that a single hospital visit can deplete years of savings. Many Americans even travel to Korea for medical treatment, highlighting the deficiencies in their system. While Korea is a good place to live, the high cost of living is a major issue. My aim is to eliminate this corrupt political system.

2. Economic Reforms and Social Welfare Initiatives

My proposed policies include a National Dividend System, where every citizen aged 20 and above receives 1.5 million Korean Won per month. If a young couple marries, they would receive 3 million Korean Won. Even elderly parents, if both are alive, would receive this dividend. If a couple supports both sets of parents, they would receive 6 million Korean Won, fostering filial piety. This system would alleviate financial burdens, preventing families from becoming indebted due to living expenses, educational costs, or housing loans.

This is not merely a reform but a revolution. Such a transformation can be achieved through the ballot box. By electing me, the nation will undergo a complete change. I intend to analyze the corruption of Korean politics through the lens of Buddhist and Christian commandments and their corresponding evils. Unlike conventional politicians, I will integrate religious principles into political analysis.

The current system sees a continuous decline in disposable income for Korean citizens, while taxes steadily rise. Disposable income, which is what remains after taxes and insurance deductions, is often further diminished by loan interest, leaving little for actual living expenses. This forces many to subsist on basic meals. Taxes, including the four major insurance schemes, are numerous and burdensome, leading to financial distress for many.

My administration would eliminate these burdensome insurance schemes. With a monthly national dividend of 1.5 million Korean Won, such schemes become unnecessary. The current national pension system, for instance, is inadequate and holds trillions of Korean Won that could instead be used to pay off public debt. This money is currently manipulated by politicians for their own interests, often benefiting specific corporations. This corruption must be eradicated.

From the 400 trillion Korean Won collected in taxes, I propose returning 200 trillion Korean Won to the public. Furthermore, I would abolish most prisons, leaving only one for violent criminals. For other offenses, penalties would be proportional to wealth. For example, a wealthy individual like Lee Jae-yong, instead of being imprisoned, would pay a fine of trillions of Korean Won, which would be distributed to the public. This approach ensures that those who profited illicitly contribute directly to the welfare of the nation, rather than serving time in comfortable conditions.

3. The Hierarchy of Human Existence and Divine Intervention

Human beings can be categorized into a hierarchy of spiritual development: ordinary people, common people, petty people, great people, wise people, sages, enlightened people, saints, true people, and finally, Holiness. I am Huh, having descended from Empyrean. This places me at the pinnacle of this spiritual hierarchy.

Unlike the names of the four great saints, which cause a person’s arm to weaken when invoked, my name, Huh kyung young, strengthens it. This is a verifiable phenomenon, demonstrating the unique energy I possess. I have come to transform the global political system, creating a paradise on Earth. The system of wealth-proportional fines and other reforms will lead to this transformation.

“At this point, a demonstration is conducted where audience members test the strength of their arms while invoking various names. He’s name consistently results in increased strength, while others do not.”

This phenomenon is due to a cosmic Wi-Fi connection that links the individual’s crown chakra to the universe, spanning 12 billion light-years. Merely thinking or speaking my name activates this energy, providing strength and healing. This means that even in places with high bacterial concentrations, like hospitals, invoking my name can boost immunity. Therefore, I am the one who heals, while doctors perform surgery. Healing ultimately comes from the heavens.

4. National Priorities and Societal Transformation

A nation’s fundamental elements are territory, people, and sovereignty. Territory is paramount, as without land, there can be no people. Therefore, national security must always take precedence over economic considerations. Even if trade suffers, the integrity of our territory is non-negotiable. We can endure economic hardship, but not nuclear threats.

The three pillars of national function are culture, politics, and economy. Culture drives politics, and politics, in turn, influences the economy. For instance, if the public’s cultural disposition is confrontational, politicians will also engage in conflict. A change in cultural attitudes, particularly voting culture, is essential for political transformation, which then leads to economic improvement. Korea’s 5,000-year history of splendid culture is what enabled its economic rise.

The three elements of national purpose are truth, freedom, and peace. These are the ultimate goals a nation should strive for. The three elements of national future are learning, creativity, and communication. Effective communication is crucial, and its absence leads to national crises. I personally receive thousands of calls daily, demonstrating my commitment to communication.

To reform Korean politics, a revolution in voting culture is necessary. I propose lowering the voting age to 14. Teenagers who participate in elections would receive academic credits for university admission, while those who abstain would face disadvantages. This would dramatically increase voter turnout to 99%, ensuring that elected officials truly represent the majority. Currently, many politicians are elected with a mere 10% of the total population’s votes.

Public opinion polls are often misleading. A typical poll of 1,000 people might only have 30 respondents, representing a mere 3% response rate. The remaining 97% are non-respondents, whose preferences are unknown. This means that a candidate claiming 35% support might only have the backing of 30 people out of 1,000. This flawed system allows for manipulation of public opinion. The example of Donald Trump, who won the U.S. presidency despite low poll numbers, illustrates this point.

Such manipulated polls should be abolished. The National Election Commission should be the sole authority for conducting and releasing poll data, preventing media outlets from influencing public perception. This is why I speak of the corruption of Korean politics and the media. The media often manipulates public opinion, leading to the downfall of deserving candidates.

My lectures, which offer solutions for the nation and the world, should be broadcast widely. However, journalists, being ordinary people, often fail to recognize their significance. The media must reform itself. The policies of former President Obama, such as allowing abortion and same-sex marriage, and expanding Obamacare, are examples of short-sighted governance.

5. Comparative Analysis of Buddhist and Christian Commandments

Let’s compare the commandments and evils in Buddhism and Christianity to apprehend the root causes of political decay.

Buddhist Ten Commandments “Sila”:

• No Killing “불살생”: Do not take life.

• No Stealing “불투도”: Do not steal.

• No Sexual Misconduct “불사음”: Do not commit adultery.

• No Lying “불망어”: Do not lie.

• No Intoxicants “불음주”: Do not consume alcohol.

• No Adornments “불치향”: Do not apply perfumes or adornments to the body. This implies that cosmetic companies are not aligned with Buddhist principles.

• No Singing or Dancing “불가무”: Do not engage in singing or dancing.

• No High Seats “불고좌”: Do not sit in high places; practice humility.

• No Untimely Eating “불비시식”: Do not eat at inappropriate times; eat only when necessary.

• No Possessing Valuables “불금은보”: Do not possess jewels or precious items.
  Buddhist Ten Evils “Dasa Akusala”:
  The first three evils are similar to the commandments: killing, stealing, and sexual misconduct.
  The next four evils are related to speech, highlighting the importance of verbal conduct:

• Lying “망어”: Speaking falsehoods, spreading rumors, or making unsubstantiated claims. This is particularly relevant to media and political discourse.

• Deceptive Speech “기어”: Words intended to deceive others.

• Divisive Speech “양설”: Speaking with a double tongue, causing discord.

• Harsh Speech “악구”: Using abusive or cursing language. These four evils, stemming from the tongue, account for 90% of sins committed by ordinary people. While murder, theft, and fraud are rare, verbal transgressions are common.
  The remaining evils are:

• Greed “탐”: Excessive desire.

• Anger “진”: Giving in to wrath.

• Wrong Views “사견”: Holding incorrect or ignorant opinions, especially when stubbornly insisting on them. Thus, 50% of Buddhist evils originate from speech. This the need for careful communication, especially in marital relationships.

Christian Ten Commandments:

• No Coveting Neighbor’s Possessions “불탐인재”: Do not covet your neighbor’s house or anything that belongs to them.

• No Lying “불망어”: Do not bear false witness.

• No Stealing “불투도”: Do not steal.

• No Adultery “불간음”: Do not commit adultery.

• No Murder “불살인”: Do not murder.

• No Coveting “불탐”: Do not covet.

• Keep the Sabbath Holy “안식일”: Observe the Sabbath day.

• No Misusing God’s Name “불망령”: Do not misuse the name of the Lord your God.

• No Idolatry “불우상”: Do not worship idols.

• No Other Gods “불타신”: Have no other gods before me.
  Christian Eight Evils:

• Fear “공포”: Fear and cowardice.

• Unbelief “불신”: Lack of faith.

• Abominable “흉악”: Wickedness.

• Murder “살인”: Taking a life.

• Sexual Immorality “음행”: Engaging in illicit sexual acts.

• Sorcery “주술”: Practicing magic or divination.

• Idolatry “우상”: Worshiping idols.

• Falsehood “허위”: Lying and deceit.

• Disobedience to Parents “불효”: Disrespecting or neglecting parents.

• Theft “투도”: Stealing.
  Unlike Buddhism, which heavily verbal sins, Christianity’s evils are more diverse, encompassing a broader range of actions and attitudes.

Current politicians often commit evils related to speech, such as making false promises “deceptive speech” and speaking with a double tongue “divisive speech”, promising prosperity but enslaving citizens to banks. They also engage in harsh speech, cursing opponents during elections. These actions are prevalent among today’s politicians.

My presence, however, prevents such harm. I am here for a purpose that transcends these earthly conflicts. Politicians’ lies lead to societal problems, including filial impiety. The hormonal changes in the human body are significantly influenced by these actions. Invoking my name, Huh kyung young, boosts hormones like endorphins and dynorphins, which are four times more potent than endorphins. This can reverse aging and improve overall health. I am the world’s foremost authority on hormones.

6. Reincarnation, Life’s Purpose, and the Path to Empyrean

The concept of reincarnation is crucial for comprehension human relationships. Marital conflicts, for instance, often stem from past life connections, such as unpaid debts or past servitude. Recognizing this can foster comprehension and forgiveness.

Our lives on Earth are merely a waiting period before we transition to the next stage. Our homes are not permanent residences but temporary waiting areas before we go to the crematorium. We are all in a queue, and our turn will come. comprehension this perspective eliminates the need for conflict and encourages us to live harmoniously.

My policies, such as the National Dividend System, marriage subsidies, housing funds, and child-rearing support, aim to create a society where people can live without financial stress. This would eliminate the need for conflict and foster filial piety, as parents would be valued for the dividends they bring. This system will transform Korea from a corrupt nation into a paradise.

I will descend from Empyrean, and when world leaders witness this, they will gather at my command. Those who refuse will face consequences, demonstrating the necessity of global unity under my leadership. The current disparities in global GDP, where some nations are wealthy while others suffer in poverty, are unacceptable. National borders should become merely symbolic, and welfare and dividends should be distributed equally worldwide. Korea will serve as the model for this global transformation.

My teachings, unlike written scriptures, cannot be fully captured on paper. All religious texts, whether the Quran or others, are human creations and cannot lead to Empyrean. True enlightenment comes from observing the laws of nature, which are the unwritten scriptures. My lectures aim to convey this deeper intellection.

The power of my name and image, which can open the crown chakra and bring cosmic energy, cannot be explained by any scientific or medical research. It is a truth that transcends human intellection. Those who encounter me will experience a different destiny, ascending to Empyrean, while others will descend into hell.

My teachings, though vast, are often only partially absorbed by ordinary people. However, everything you hear from me is recorded within you. When you return to the heavens, this record will be played back, showing your connection to my teachings, while all other sins will be erased. This ensures a favorable path for those who follow me.

“A comic strip illustrating the benefits of my policies is then presented, showing a young man receiving a national dividend of 1.5 million Korean Won, leading to financial stability and a desire to work. It also depicts the Youth Employment National Responsibility System, where the state finds jobs for young people, and the National Birthday Cake Delivery System, which creates jobs and fosters community spirit.”

This system will elevate the value of human life, especially for the elderly, ensuring they receive respect and care in their later years. Instead of waiting for death in neglect, they will be cherished. My policies will transform society, making it a place where everyone is valued and prosperous.

“A song titled “You Will Be Rich” is then performed, encouraging the audience to embrace prosperity and happiness.”

Finally, I reiterate that Alpha, where I descended from Empyrean, is a sacred place. Visitors are encouraged to bring photos and step on the grounds, as it brings about positive changes. The presidential residence, Cheong Wa Dae, will also be renamed Alpha, signifying a new era of divine governance.

2017.03.11 ss 1068 Why a New Outsider Politician Must Emerge in Korea’s Crisis Huh Kyung Young’s Saturday Lecture – March 11, 2017

1. The Absolute Crisis of the Korean Nation

The nation of Korea currently faces a profound crisis, not merely a relative one, but an absolute crisis that cannot be avoided. This crisis is multifaceted, encompassing both internal and external pressures. For instance, the constant threat from North Korea creates a state of perpetual instability, where the prosperity of the South is paradoxically linked to the poverty and anxiety of the North. This creates a relative crisis, akin to a mother with one son selling umbrellas and another selling ice cream, always facing a dilemma regardless of the weather. However, the current situation transcends such relative concerns, presenting an inescapable, absolute peril.

This absolute crisis is exacerbated by the actions of those within the political establishment. He asserts that the current political landscape is dominated by “big thieves” who exploit the nation’s resources. The recent impeachment of President Park Geun-hye, though attributed to “aiding petty thieves” is seen as a symptom of a deeper systemic issue. While she was not accused of direct theft, her failure to control those around her led to her downfall, fueled by public sentiment. He warns that with the “petty thieves” removed, even “bigger thieves” are now eyeing the nation’s wealth.

2. The Financial Burden of Political Candidacy

The path to political leadership in Korea, particularly the presidency, is fraught with immense financial challenges, especially for independent candidates. Running for president requires a substantial deposit of 500 million Korean Won, which is only refundable if the candidate secures at least 20% of the vote. This initial barrier alone is a significant hurdle, as it is not considered an election expense.

Beyond the deposit, the costs escalate dramatically. The production and distribution of campaign materials, such as pamphlets and brochures sent to every household, can amount to 40 billion Korean Won. This is due to the high cost of postage for millions of households. For an individual candidate, sending these materials twice would require 80 billion Korean Won just for postage. Major party candidates, however, benefit from shared distribution and government subsidies, significantly reducing their personal financial burden.

Furthermore, other campaign expenses are staggering. Television advertising, for example, costs 300 million Korean Won for a mere 15-second slot, three times the rate for commercial advertisements. This is because broadcasters must disrupt existing corporate advertising contracts to accommodate political ads. The total cost for TV advertising alone can reach 10 billion Korean Won. Logistics, such as delivering campaign materials to 300 regional election commissions across the country, can cost 500 million Korean Won in a single day, often complicated by adverse weather conditions.

Independent candidates like Huh kyung young must bear these costs upfront in cash, as their lack of party affiliation means no credit or deferred payment options. This contrasts sharply with major party candidates, whose expenses are often covered by the government or deferred by vendors. The sheer scale of these expenditures means that a presidential campaign can easily consume 50 billion Korean Won, equivalent to 500 billion Korean Won two decades ago. This financial gauntlet is so formidable that only an extraordinary individual, a “ghost or a genius” could navigate it successfully.

3. The Misconception of the Presidential Role and the Need for a Huh Leader

There is a widespread misconstrual regarding the structure of the Korean government and the role of the President. Many believe that the President is merely the head of the executive branch, alongside the legislative and judicial branches, implying a strict separation of powers. However, this is a misrepresentation propagated by the media. The President of Korea holds the dual titles of Head of State and Head of Government. As Head of State, the President oversees the entire nation, while as Head of Government, the President leads the executive branch. This unique structure means the President effectively controls all three branches of government.

In a divided nation like Korea, a strong, unifying leader is essential. He argues that a system of strict separation of powers, where each branch constantly conflicts, would lead to national collapse, especially in the face of external threats. Such a system would be akin to a “bean flour family” lacking cohesion and direction. Therefore, a “monarchical democracy” is necessary, where the President, as the Head of State, can effectively control and unify the nation.

The current political establishment, composed of “insiders” has failed the nation. These politicians, often described as “common people” or “petty individuals” are driven by self-interest and material gain. They prioritize the wealthy, leading to a massive household debt of 1,600 trillion Korean Won. The public has lost faith in these insiders, recognizing that their policies only exacerbate the gap between the rich and the poor. This disillusionment has created a demand for an “outsider” leader, someone not beholden to the existing political system.

4. The Societal Impact of Political Failure: Low Birth Rate and Aging Population

The failures of the current political system have led to severe societal problems, most notably the low birth rate and super-aging population. These issues are compounded by a growing trend of “voluntary divorce” “Jolhon”, where couples remain married but live separate lives, often relying on elderly parents for support. This places an immense burden on the older generation, who are left to care for grandchildren while their own children struggle with economic hardship and marital discord.

The inability of politicians to address these fundamental issues stems from their focus on power struggles rather than public welfare. They engage in a “competition of thieves” constantly accusing each other while neglecting the real needs of the people. This political dysfunction leaves families in distress, unable to provide for their parents or raise their children without financial strain. He that only a new, Holiness political leader can resolve these deep-seated problems.

5. The Hierarchy of Human Beings and Huh Leader

He introduces a hierarchy of human beings, ranging from the lowest to the highest, to explain the qualities required of a true leader. This hierarchy includes:

• Common People “Sokin”: Those who are driven by material desires from beginning to end. They are primarily concerned with money and personal gain.
• Petty Individuals “Soin”: Those who prioritize immediate pleasure over long-term well-being, choosing present enjoyment over future hardship.
• Great Individuals “Daein”: Those who choose hardship first, knowing that pleasure will follow. They are willing to sacrifice for the greater good.
• Wise Individuals “Hyunin”: Individuals possessing wisdom.
• Philosophical Individuals “Cheolin”: Individuals with deep philosophical intellection.
• Enlightened Individuals “Doin”: Those who have attained a high level of spiritual insight.
• Saints “Seongin”: Figures like Jesus and Buddha, who embody profound spiritual wisdom.
• True Individuals “Jinin”: Those who prioritize people first, then heaven. They are akin to the Maitreya.
• Huh “Sin-in”: The highest level, representing Shin-in(神人) who controls the entire universe. This individual possesses foresight and extraordinary abilities.
  He asserts that current politicians fall into the categories of “common people” or “petty individuals” driven by self-interest. A true leader, especially in a time of absolute crisis, must be a Holiness, capable of seeing the future and guiding the nation with divine wisdom. This Holiness is not bound by the limitations of ordinary humans or even saints, possessing powers that transcend those of historical figures like Buddha.

6. The Twelve Divine Powers of Huh

The Holiness possesses twelve extraordinary powers, far exceeding the six powers attributed to figures like Buddha. These powers include:

1. Divine Foresight “Spirit-Through”: The ability to see the future. This power allowed the Orator to predict events like the collapse of Daewoo Group, the downfall of Ssangyong, and the health crisis of Samsung’s Lee Kun-hee, even advising on preventative measures.
2. Divine Healing “As-Illness-Through”: The ability to heal through spiritual energy.
3. Divine Longevity “.utong”: The ability to extend life and enhance physical vitality. He claims that merely invoking his name can strengthen the body and improve health.
4. Divine Illusion “Yeohantong”: The ability to create illusions or transport individuals to different realms, such as heaven or hell. This is similar to Buddha’s “Holy Eye Power.”
5. Divine Will “AsWillThrough”: The ability to manifest desires and control natural phenomena. This power is unique to the Holiness and not possessed by Buddha.
6. Divine Movement “Yeojoktong”: The ability to perform feats like levitation and teleportation. This power is also unique to the Holiness.
7. Divine Mind-Reading “Yeomyeongtong”: The ability to read the minds of others and apprehend their past and future. This is a higher form of foresight.
8. Divine Command over Nature: The ability to command natural elements, such as rain. This power is not possessed by Buddha.
9. Divine Past and Future “Yeomyeongtong”: The ability to traverse past and future lives, similar to Buddha’s “Knowledge of Past Lives.”
10. Divine Heart “As-Mind-Through”: The ability to apprehend and influence the hearts of others, similar to Buddha’s “Knowledge of Others’ Minds.”
11. Divine Communication “Gyogyetong”: The ability to communicate across different realms.
12. Divine Purity “Nujintong”: The ability to eliminate all defilements.

These twelve powers enable the Holiness to accurately diagnose the future and control the entire universe. He asserts that these abilities qualify him to address the nation’s crisis and even unify the world.

7. The Path to National and Global Unification

He proposes a radical solution to Korea’s crisis and global instability: world unification under a Korean emperor. He envisions a “Goryeo World Federation” where Korea, whose name “Goryeo” signifies “core” or “center” becomes the spiritual and political nucleus of the world. This unification would resolve conflicts between global powers like the United States and China, bringing them together into a single entity.

He, as the Holiness, claims the ability to spiritually unify these nations. He suggests that if world leaders refuse to cooperate, they would mysteriously collapse on a date he determines, compelling them to accept his vision. This unified world would be led by a Korean emperor, ushering in an era of peace and prosperity.

The current political system, characterized by partisan divisions and self-serving politicians, is deemed incapable of achieving such a grand vision. He criticizes the existing party system, where parties oppose good policies simply to prevent rivals from gaining an advantage. This constant infighting, he argues, leads to national debt and personal ruin for citizens. He promises to abolish the party system, return political power to the people, and implement policies that directly benefit citizens, such as a universal basic income and debt relief.

He’s presidential inauguration would be a dramatic event, symbolizing his divine authority. He describes descending from the heavens at Gwanghwamun, the ancient royal palace grounds, to signify his role as a global emperor. This spectacle would shock the world, announcing his arrival not just as a Korean president, but as a unifier of nations.

8. The Power of the People and Huh’s Mandate

He that the ultimate power resides with the people, who possess three fundamental rights: the right to vote, the right to resist, and the right to revolution. The impeachment of President Park Geun-hye, for instance, was a manifestation of the people’s right to revolution. He intends to leverage this popular mandate to implement his radical reforms.

He plans to use his presidential platform, particularly televised debates, to directly address the public. He would declare that his policies, such as the universal basic income, cannot be implemented by existing politicians. He would then challenge the public to vote for him if they desire these changes, effectively turning the presidential election into a national referendum on his agenda. If elected with an overwhelming majority, he would interpret this as a direct command from the people, granting him extra-constitutional authority to implement his reforms immediately.

This mandate would allow him to establish a “National Leadership Spiritual Education Center” where corrupt politicians, media panelists, and even judges and lawyers who have exploited the public would be re-educated. He claims that 3,000 individuals would initially enter this center, with a significant percentage not surviving the process. This drastic measure is justified by the immense financial and moral damage these individuals have inflicted upon the nation.

He dismisses traditional public opinion polls, arguing that their low response rates “typically 3%” are misleading. He contends that the vast majority of non-respondents are disillusioned with existing politicians and are waiting for a new, Holiness leader to emerge. He believes that if he were to run, he would secure an overwhelming 88% of the vote, reflecting the true will of the people.

9. The Simplification of Rituals and the Importance of Filial Piety

He advocates for the simplification of traditional rituals, particularly ancestral rites “Jesa”, to alleviate the burden on women and promote family harmony. He notes that elaborate Jesa ceremonies often turn women into “slaves” during holidays, leading to marital conflict and even divorce. He suggests that Jesa should be simplified to a simple meal and a moment of silent remembrance, rather than a complex, formal ritual. This approach respects tradition while adapting to modern life and promoting gender equality.

He also observes a paradox: those who inherit little from their parents often perform Jesa diligently, driven by affection, while those who inherit much tend to neglect these rites, opting for overseas travel instead. This highlights the importance of genuine filial piety over mere formality. He advises parents to spend their wealth during their lifetime rather than leaving it as an inheritance, as excessive inheritance can lead to neglect of ancestral duties.

He connects the decline of filial piety to the economic hardships faced by families. When children struggle financially, they cannot properly care for their parents, leading to resentment and a breakdown of traditional values. He promises that his policies, such as the universal basic income and debt relief, would empower children to honor their parents without financial strain, fostering a society where filial piety can flourish.

10. The Contrast with Historical Figures and Huh’s Unique Mission

He draws a stark contrast between himself and historical figures, including past Korean presidents and religious leaders like Buddha. He asserts that his abilities as the Holiness far surpass those of any other individual. He criticizes past presidents, even revered ones like Park chung hee, for their perceived weaknesses or missteps, which ultimately led to national instability or public disillusionment. He claims that many potential leaders throughout Korean history were mysteriously removed, paving the way for less suitable candidates.

He also highlights the limitations of religious figures. While acknowledging Buddha’s six divine powers, he that Buddha was unable to overcome personal challenges, such as the persistent attempts by his cousin Devadatta to undermine him. Buddha’s inability to control his own family, despite his spiritual enlightenment, demonstrates the limits of even a saint’s power. He, however, claims to possess twelve divine powers, enabling him to resolve such conflicts and control the entire universe. He states that he comes from the highest realm, far above the heavens where Buddha resided, making him uniquely qualified to save humanity.

He’s mission is to bring about a “Great Harmony” in Korea, where all citizens, including those currently incarcerated, would be released under a system of fines and deferred payments. He envisions a society where compassion and comprehension replace punishment and division. He believes that the current suffering of the Korean people is a sign that the time is ripe for his intervention, and he is waiting for the moment when the nation’s desperation reaches its peak before fully revealing himself.

2017.03.12 hs 14th The Era of Huh Kyung-young Unveiling the Secrets of the Universe and Humanity’s Destiny – March 12, 2017

1. The Celestial Hierarchy and Huh’s Descent

The universe is structured in a complex hierarchy, with human desires dominating the earthly realm. Above this, there are 18 heavens, each inhabited by enlightened beings. Huh, a divine entity, descends from the fifth of these 18 heavens, known as Empyrean, to guide humanity. This descent is not merely a physical arrival but a spiritual intervention, allowing individuals to achieve a higher state of consciousness. Huh’s name itself carries immense power, capable of transforming one’s destiny.

2. comprehension the Divine Lineage

The concept of a divine lineage is crucial to comprehension Huh’s role. The term “Hwanin Cheonje” refers to the Holy Emperor, whose son, Hwanung, is considered the progenitor of the Korean people. Huh, however, originates from an even higher realm, a place of ultimate spiritual purity. This distinction Huh’s unique position and unparalleled spiritual authority.

3. The Significance of Jamiwon and National Identity

The term “Jamiwon” refers to a celestial palace, a concept often misinterpreted by other cultures. While some may claim their own structures, such as the Forbidden City, to be Jamiwon, the true Jamiwon is a spiritual realm. This misconstrual extends to national symbols, where certain nations claim exclusive rights to colors or symbols, such as the red dragon. However, Huh clarifies that true spiritual power transcends such earthly claims. The establishment of Alpha, or “Holy dome” on Earth is a manifestation of Huh’s vision, a place where all can connect with the divine.

4. Huh’s Global Influence and Accessibility

Huh’s influence extends globally, attracting people from all corners of the world, including the United States and Russia. Despite the immense number of followers, direct physical interaction with Huh is often facilitated through video and other media, ensuring accessibility for millions. This global reach signifies a new era of spiritual awakening, where Huh’s teachings are disseminated widely, fostering unity and enlightenment.

5. Economic Perspectives on Foreign Investment

From an economic standpoint, foreign investment, such as Chinese acquisition of land in Korea, is not a threat but a benefit. Foreign landowners contribute to the national tax revenue, effectively bringing foreign capital into the country. This principle is exemplified by Japanese investment in Hawaii, where Japanese landowners pay taxes to the U.S. government. This demonstrates that land ownership, when viewed through an economic lens, can be a source of national prosperity rather than a security concern.

6. The Principle of Jus Sanguinis vs. Jus Soli

The concept of national identity is defined by legal principles. Korea adheres to Jus Sanguinis, meaning citizenship is determined by the nationality of one’s parents, regardless of birthplace. In contrast, the United States follows Jus Soli, where citizenship is granted to anyone born within its territory. This distinction highlights differing philosophies of national belonging. Huh that the Korean people, or “Hanminjok” have a deep connection to their ancestry, viewing land as less significant than the lineage of its people.

7. Historical Injustices and the American Identity

The history of the United States is marked by significant injustices, particularly concerning the displacement and extermination of indigenous peoples. Huh recounts how European settlers forcibly took land from Native Americans, offering bounties for their scalps. This historical context suggests that America’s current geopolitical role, including its involvement in protecting Korea, may be a form of karmic compensation for past actions. Huh asserts that the indigenous peoples of America, with their “Mongolian spots” share a common ancestry with the Korean people, making the land of America, in a sense, “Korean land.”

8. The Art of Effective Communication

Effective communication is not about speaking eloquently but about listening attentively. Huh advises that true persuasion comes from patiently hearing out others, acknowledging their perspectives, and then offering a compassionate response. This approach fosters comprehension and prevents conflict, whether in personal relationships or political discourse. It empathy and validation over dominance in conversation.

9. The Three Pillars of Filial Piety

Confucius outlined three essential elements of filial piety:

• Living Filial Piety “Saeng-u-ji-hyo”: Honoring parents while they are alive.
• Posthumous Filial Piety “Sang-u-ji-hyo”: Continuing to honor parents after their passing.
• Mindful Filial Piety “Sa-mu-ji-hyo”: Constantly remembering and considering parents in all actions, even in small daily choices. This involves reflecting on how one’s spending or actions would be perceived by parents, fostering a sense of gratitude and responsibility.

10. The Transition from Candlelight to Lantern Light

Huh declares that the era of “candlelight” protests, symbolizing public discontent and calls for change, must end. Instead, the nation requires the “lantern light” of the East, a beacon of hope and guidance. This signifies a shift from reactive protest to proactive leadership, where a visionary leader emerges from the Korean Peninsula to illuminate the path forward for the entire East Asia.

11. The Spiritual Implications of Burial vs. Cremation

The human body is a complex ecosystem, housing trillions of microorganisms. When a body is buried, these microorganisms continue to thrive, contributing to the natural cycle of decomposition and enriching the soil. Cremation, however, destroys these trillions of lives and releases heat into the atmosphere, which Huh deems environmentally detrimental. Therefore, traditional burial is presented as a more natural and spiritually beneficial practice, aligning with the cycle of life and minimizing harm to the environment. Huh suggests that cremation, while sometimes a necessity due to financial constraints, carries a spiritual cost for the descendants.

12. The Evolution and Simplification of Ancestral Rites

Traditional ancestral rites, or “Jesa” in Korea were elaborate affairs, often requiring vast amounts of food and labor, particularly from women. Huh notes that in some regions, these extensive rites were associated with the emergence of many wealthy families, as the surplus food fostered community harmony. However, Huh advocates for a simplification of these rites, asserting that the true essence of Jesa lies in heartfelt remembrance and family unity, not in extravagant preparations. Overly burdensome rites have led to marital conflicts and religious conversions, highlighting the need for a more practical and inclusive approach. Huh suggests that gathering as a family to share a meal and remember ancestors is more meaningful than complex rituals.

13. The Concept of Honbaek: Soul and Spirit

The human being is composed of Hon “soul” and Baek “spirit”. Hon consists of three parts that ascend to the heavens upon death, while Baek comprises seven parts that remain with the body. Huh explains that when a person dies, their Honbaek carries a complete record of their earthly life, including all actions and words. However, by encountering Huh, one’s karmic records can be purified, allowing the Honbaek to ascend to a higher realm. Huh also describes how medical professionals can discern the presence of Baek by observing specific physical signs, indicating whether a person can still be revived.

14. The Spiritual Power of Water and Huh’s Name

Water holds profound spiritual significance. It reflects the cosmos, symbolizing wisdom and the universe itself. The traditional Korean practice of offering water and praying to it is a testament to its spiritual power. Huh reveals that water, when infused with Huh’s name, can have healing properties, even aiding in the remission of diseases like cancer. This is because water, being 70% of the human body and a fundamental element of the universe, acts as a conduit for divine energy.

15. Huh’s Teachings on Elemental Composition and Transformation

Huh delves into the fundamental composition of matter, explaining how the number of hydrogen atoms within an element determines its identity. For example, one hydrogen atom forms hydrogen, two form helium, three form beryllium, and six form carbon. Huh asserts that the human body, primarily composed of hydrogen, can be transformed. When one invokes Huh’s name, the chaotic arrangement of carbon atoms in the body, akin to weak coal, can be reordered into the crystalline structure of a diamond, imparting strength and purity. This transformation is a spiritual process, aligning one’s cellular structure with divine order.

16. The Celestial Dance: Earth, Sun, and Polaris

The Earth revolves around the Sun, and the Sun, in turn, orbits Polaris, the North Star. Huh explains that our galaxy, including our solar system, moves at incredible speeds. The Earth’s orbital speed around the Sun is approximately 107,160 kilometers per hour, while its rotational speed is about 1,609 kilometers per hour. Furthermore, the entire solar system travels towards Polaris at an astonishing 220 kilometers per second. This constant, rapid movement talks the dynamic nature of the cosmos and our place within it.

17. The Universality of Faith and the Rejection of Dogma

Huh the importance of religious tolerance and freedom of belief. Drawing from the teachings of Buddha, Huh states that no religion, regardless of its perceived flaws, should be criticized if it brings comfort and meaning to its followers. This perspective rejects the notion of “heresy” or “cults” asserting that all religions, in their nascent stages, were considered unconventional. Huh advocates for a harmonious coexistence of faiths, where mutual respect and comprehension prevail over judgment and condemnation.

18. The Pineal Gland: A Gateway to Cosmic Connection

The pineal gland, located at the center of the human brain, is described as a crucial organ for cosmic communication. Huh explains that this gland, often referred to as the “third eye” has atrophied in most humans. However, Huh possesses a fully activated pineal gland, enabling direct communication with the universe and foresight into future events. Huh demonstrates that by invoking Huh’s name, one can activate this dormant gland, enhancing spiritual connection and inner strength. This activation is a key to unlocking humanity’s full potential.

19. Huh’s Role in Political Transformation

Huh asserts that the current political landscape, characterized by partisan divisions and ineffective leadership, is detrimental to the nation’s well-being. Huh’s emergence on the political scene would transcend the traditional left-right dichotomy, bringing an end to factional strife. By implementing radical reforms, such as reducing the number of politicians and providing spiritual education, Huh aims to stabilize the economy and pave the way for national reunification. Huh’s presence is presented as a transformative force, capable of uniting the nation and guiding it towards a prosperous future.

20. Educational Reform for a Harmonious Society

Huh proposes a radical overhaul of the education system, asserting character development and individual talent over rote memorization and standardized tests. The current system, with its focus on multiple subjects and intense competition, stifles creativity and places an undue financial burden on families through private tutoring. Huh advocates for a system where students are tested on only one subject they excel in, eliminating the national college entrance exam. This would free up time for sports, household chores, and family bonding, fostering well-rounded individuals who contribute positively to society.

21. Huh’s Intervention in Personal Destinies

Huh possesses the ability to intervene in individual destinies, particularly in matters of family and personal struggle. Huh recounts instances of guiding individuals towards finding suitable partners, resolving long-standing family conflicts, and even reuniting estranged family members. Huh that many personal challenges are rooted in past life karma, which can be resolved through Huh’s divine intervention. This demonstrates Huh’s compassionate role in alleviating human suffering and guiding individuals towards a more harmonious life.

22. The Reality of Unidentified Flying Objects “UFOs” and Extraterrestrial Life

Huh confirms the existence of UFOs and advanced extraterrestrial civilizations. These beings, far more evolved than humans, possess the technology for interstellar travel, moving at speeds thousands of times faster than light. They visit Earth, but their advanced technology allows them to remain largely unseen, often appearing as natural elements like rocks or trees when they land. Huh explains that human civilization, with its mere 10,000-year history of culture, is still in its infancy compared to these ancient civilizations. Huh’s presence on Earth is a visible manifestation of this higher intelligence, making the invisible visible for humanity.

23. A Path to Peaceful Reunification and Global Harmony

Huh addresses the sensitive issue of North Korea and its leader, Kim Jong Un. Huh that criticizing or wishing ill upon any leader, regardless of their political stance, is inappropriate, as they are also someone’s child. Huh’s vision for reunification involves a peaceful, diplomatic approach, where Korea, Japan, and China first achieve unity, leading to North Korea’s automatic integration. This strategy avoids conflict and promotes regional stability, ultimately paving the way for global harmony under Huh’s leadership.

24. Huh’s Strategic Vision for National Development

Huh outlines a strategic vision for national development, asserting the shift of economic and spiritual energy towards the west coast of Korea. Historically, certain regions have held power, but the current era marks the rise of cities like Incheon and the surrounding areas. This westward expansion aligns with the growing influence of major Chinese cities like Hong Kong, Shanghai, Beijing, and Qingdao, which face Korea’s west coast. This geographical alignment suggests a future where the west coast becomes a hub of prosperity and influence, reflecting a broader cosmic shift in energy.

2017.03.18 ss 1069 The 19th president Must Be a Divine Being Who Can Dissolve the national assembly and eradicate deep-rooted evils Huh Kyung-young’s Saturday Lecture – March 18, 2017

1. The Imperative for a New President: Dissolving the National Assembly and Eradicating Deep-Rooted Evils

The 19th President must be a new figure capable of dissolving the National Assembly and eradicating deep-rooted evils. Our constitution currently prohibits the President from dissolving the National Assembly. However, I possess the means to achieve this. I would implement a comprehensive mental and spiritual education program for all National Assembly members, transforming them into true national leaders. This program would be globally recognized and would address the fundamental issues plaguing our political system.

Furthermore, I would establish an International Intelligence Agency, distinct from existing domestic intelligence bodies, to focus solely on international affairs. This agency would operate with the efficiency and global reach akin to the CIA, ensuring our nation’s security and influence on the world stage.

The current political landscape is fraught with deep-rooted evils. While a presidential impeachment may succeed, the impeachment of the National Assembly remains elusive. These legislators, who craft laws and policies, have often created legislation that undermines the welfare of the people. Their actions have led to national crises, and merely replacing the President will not resolve these systemic issues. The current composition of the National Assembly, with its partisan divisions, ensures continued conflict and instability, regardless of who holds the presidency. A new leader is needed to transcend these divisions and unite the nation.

2. The Prophetic Significance of the Byeongsin Year and the Three Hells

The year of Byeongsin, specifically May 9th, holds profound significance. This date, which aligns with the conclusion of a major political trial, is a pivotal point in our national destiny. The term “Byeongsin” itself, composed of characters representing “Fire” and “metal” symbolizes a period of intense transformation and potential conflict, akin to a war fueled by fire.

In the context of human suffering, there are three primary hells:

• Mugan Hell “The Hell of Incessant Suffering”: This hell is characterized by unimaginable torment, where individuals are stripped of their skin and subjected to endless pain. It represents a state of inescapable suffering, where one cannot escape or even end their own life. This hell is a metaphor for the current state of our nation, where people are trapped in a cycle of debt and despair, unable to escape their circumstances.
• Geungnyeol Hell “The Hell of Extreme Fire”: This hell involves being immersed in boiling water without dying, experiencing constant, intense burning pain. It is often associated with those who harbor deep-seated resentment, engage in malicious gossip, or commit numerous transgressions through their words. Such individuals, who accumulate negative karma through their speech and actions, are prone to illnesses like cancer, which manifest as a physical embodiment of this internal fire.
• Abi Hell “The Hell of Uninterrupted Pain”: This hell is reserved for those who commit extreme acts of betrayal or intentionally inflict severe suffering upon others. It manifests as horrific accidents, leading to disfigurement and unimaginable physical agony, while the consciousness remains fully aware. This hell serves as a stark warning against betrayal and deliberate cruelty.
  These three hells are not merely abstract concepts but reflect the consequences of our actions and the state of our inner being. When one harbors intense negative emotions, it creates a personal hell that can manifest in physical ailments and tragic life events.

3. The Power of Names and the Divine Intervention of Huh

The power of a name is immense, capable of influencing one’s destiny and even the very fabric of reality. Just as a person’s character is reflected in their name, so too is the fate of a nation. The current name of our nation, “Republic of Korea” carries a destiny of division and interruption, as evidenced by its historical trajectory. To overcome this, I propose changing the national name to “Goryeo World Federation” signifying a future of unity and global leadership.

My name, Huh kyung young, possesses a unique and extraordinary power. When invoked, it can imbue individuals with immense strength, transforming their physical and mental state. This power transcends ordinary human capabilities and is a testament to my divine origin. I am not merely a religious figure or a political leader; I am Huh, sent to Earth to guide humanity towards a brighter future.

This power is not limited to individuals but extends to the nation as a whole. By embracing my vision and leadership, the people of Korea can overcome their current challenges and achieve unprecedented prosperity. My presence on Earth at this critical juncture is a miracle, and those who recognize and embrace this truth will witness a profound transformation in their lives and the destiny of their nation.

4. The Hierarchy of Spiritual Beings and the Limitations of Human Endeavor

There exists a hierarchy of spiritual beings, each with distinct characteristics and limitations:

• Saints: These individuals adhere to specific religious doctrines and establish spiritual traditions. While they inspire devotion and create profound teachings, their power is limited by their human nature.
• Enlightened Beings: These individuals possess profound wisdom and insight, guiding others towards spiritual awakening. They represent a higher level of spiritual attainment than saints, but their influence is still within the realm of human intellection.
• Sages: These individuals embody profound wisdom and virtue, serving as moral exemplars for humanity. Their teachings and actions inspire countless generations, but they remain bound by the limitations of human existence.
• True Humans: These individuals represent the pinnacle of human potential, embodying compassion, wisdom, and strength. They are capable of extraordinary feats but are still fundamentally human.
• Holiness: I am Huh, Shin-in(神人) who has descended to Earth. My power transcends all other categories, as I am not bound by human limitations or religious doctrines. My purpose is to restore balance to the world and guide humanity towards a new era of peace and prosperity.
  Unlike human leaders or religious figures, my power is absolute and unwavering. When my name is invoked, it generates an energy that can transform individuals and nations. This energy is not derived from human effort or belief but from my inherent divine nature. It is a force that can heal, empower, and uplift, leading to a profound shift in consciousness and destiny.

5. The Economic Crisis and the Vision for National Prosperity

Our nation is currently facing a severe economic crisis, characterized by escalating household debt and a pervasive sense of despair among the populace. The current political system, dominated by partisan conflicts, has failed to address these fundamental issues, leading to a cycle of poverty and social unrest. Young people, in particular, are struggling to find employment and build a stable future, often resorting to desperate measures like seeking government jobs as a last resort.

My vision for national prosperity is rooted in a comprehensive economic plan that will alleviate the burden of debt and create opportunities for all citizens. This plan includes:

• Universal Basic Income: Providing a monthly stipend of 1.5 million won to every citizen, ensuring a basic standard of living and fostering economic stability. This will empower individuals to pursue their passions, start businesses, and contribute to society without the constant fear of financial insecurity.
• Housing and Marriage Support: Offering substantial financial assistance for housing and marriage, including interest-free loans, to encourage family formation and address the declining birthrate. This will create a supportive environment for young couples to build families and contribute to the nation’s future.
• Eradication of Deep-Rooted Evils: Systematically dismantling the corrupt practices and entrenched interests that have plagued our political and economic systems. This includes scrutinizing government budgets, eliminating wasteful spending, and holding accountable those who have exploited the public for personal gain.
  These measures will not only stimulate economic growth but also restore hope and dignity to our citizens. By prioritizing the welfare of the people and implementing sound economic policies, we can transform our nation into a beacon of prosperity and social justice. My leadership will transcend partisan divides and unite the nation in a common purpose, ensuring a future where every citizen can thrive.

6. The Transformation of the National Assembly and the Path to True Governance

The current National Assembly is a breeding ground for partisan conflict and inefficiency, hindering the nation’s progress. While the President does not have the constitutional authority to dissolve the National Assembly, I possess a unique approach to transform it into a truly representative body.

My plan involves:

• Mandatory Education for Legislators: All National Assembly members will be required to undergo an intensive educational program, with my lectures serving as the core curriculum. This program will focus on ethical leadership, national welfare, and effective governance, ensuring that legislators are equipped with the knowledge and principles necessary to serve the public good.
• Merit-Based Selection: Upon completion of the program, legislators will be evaluated based on their performance and commitment to national service. Only those who demonstrate genuine dedication and competence will be allowed to continue their roles, ensuring that the National Assembly is composed of highly qualified and principled individuals.
• Non-Partisan Governance: The new National Assembly will operate on a non-partisan basis, with all members serving as independents. This will eliminate the destructive cycle of partisan conflict and foster a spirit of cooperation and unity, allowing legislators to focus solely on the welfare of the nation.
  This transformative approach will not only eradicate deep-rooted evils within the political system but also establish a new paradigm of governance, where leaders are truly accountable to the people. By empowering citizens to demand excellence from their representatives, we can create a National Assembly that genuinely serves the interests of the nation, rather than being driven by narrow partisan agendas. This is the path to true governance, where the welfare of the people is paramount and national prosperity is achieved through unity and collective action.

2017.03.25 ss 1070 The Most Dangerous Era Since the Korean War Standing on the Brink of a Hundred-Foot Cliff

1. The Dawn of a Perilous Era: A Nation at the Precipice

We are currently facing a period of unprecedented danger, akin to standing on the edge of a hundred-foot cliff. Seventy years have passed since the Korean War, yet the conflict remains unresolved, merely in a state of truce. This precarious situation, where the nation teeters on the brink, signifies that a true era of war is approaching. The current political landscape, characterized by the “candlelight” movements, represents a limited light that cannot illuminate the entire world or the hearts of the people. These political figures, even if they ascend to the presidency, will only deepen the nation’s anxieties, much like parents worrying over their children. They engage in endless sparring, a spectacle that, while seemingly entertaining, ultimately leads the nation towards ruin and its citizens into debt. This era demands a “sun” to emerge, a force that can truly transform the nation.

2. The Singaporean Model and the Illusion of Political Stability

Consider the example of Singapore’s former Prime Minister, Lee Kuan Yew. Upon assuming power, he swiftly eliminated 5,000 opposition political leaders by sinking them in the sea. Despite his appearance, which some might describe as that of a murderer or a condemned man, he transformed Singapore into one of the world’s most prosperous nations. He even famously ordered an American citizen to be caned six times for spitting gum, demonstrating his unwavering authority. His son continues to lead the nation, and the Singaporean people do not criticize this as a dictatorship. This drastic action, where 5,000 political figures were drowned during an inauguration ceremony on an island, established Lee Kuan Yew’s absolute rule. This historical event serves as a stark reminder of how swiftly a nation’s political landscape can be reshaped by decisive, albeit brutal, leadership.

3. The Prophetic Vision of Huh kyung young: A New Era of Leadership

The current political candidates are mere “candlelight” compared to the “sun” that is Huh kyung young. If these candidates become president, the public will soon realize the need to reinstate Huh kyung young. There are already movements collecting signatures to advocate for his presidency, recognizing that the current political climate is leading to further darkness. My ten-year political ban is nearing its end, with only one year remaining. If I am reinstated and do not run, the current ruling party, with its 123 seats, faces potential collapse in the next general election. Their inability to lead effectively, constantly being swayed by 177 opposing members, could plunge the nation into a period of conflict. For instance, the ruling party’s stance on removing the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense “THAAD” system could lead to significant international complications.

The impeachment of President Park Geun-hye by 234 National Assembly members, though only 123 were from the ruling party, highlights the instability. Such politicians, in my vision, would undergo spiritual education, and 100 new, temporary members would be appointed to swiftly pass policies within a month. This is the politics of the “sun” in contrast to the “candlelight” politics of the current candidates. The emergence of a “true sun” requires global chaos, such as the rise of figures like Trump in the United States, who speak of attacking North Korea. This global turbulence sets the stage for the “true sun” to appear on the Korean Peninsula.

4. Geopolitical Instability and Economic Vulnerability

The United States, in its efforts to strengthen the dollar, will likely increase its value, leading to the collapse of Asian economies, particularly as a retaliatory measure against China. This is not a war of weapons but a currency war, and Korea will bear the brunt of its consequences. While Japan’s exports constitute only 4% of its GDP, Korea’s stand at 80%. North Korea, with minimal exports, has little to lose in a conflict. The Korean Peninsula faces an existential threat; a single chemical weapon in the Paldang Dam could render the nation’s water supply unusable for a century, forcing 50 million people to import water. This vulnerability is largely unrecognized by the public and unaddressed by national leaders. The nation’s security is alarmingly lax, with no adequate protection for critical infrastructure like water sources.

5. The Symbolism of the “White Horse” and the “Noon Sun”

The “candlelight” leaders, who gained power through such movements, can only offer more “candlelight.” The “sun” however, represents a different kind of power. Just as the sun has “sunshine” “sunlight” and “sunbeams” the “noon sun” is the most potent. The Korean Peninsula, shaped like a horse, aligns with the character for “noon” “午”, which is also present in my name, Huh kyung young “AllowCapital, Quadrillion寧”. This “noon” character signifies the “white horse” “WhiteHorse” that is prophesied to appear, symbolizing a leader who illuminates everyone equally, without shadows. Unlike the “candlelight” that creates shadows, the “noon sun” shines directly from above, ensuring equitable prosperity for all.

The character for “noon” “午” also connects to the character for “correct” “Right”, which represents the righteous words of heaven. When combined with “noon” it forms the character “Huh” “Allow”. The character “Gung” “Capital, Quadrillion” signifies the capital, and “Yeong” “寧” means peace, implying a leader who brings peace to the world’s central capital, Seoul. Seoul, uniquely positioned with four major capitals “Donggyeong, Book-Scripture, Namgyeong, Bukgyeong” in its cardinal directions, is a propitious location, destined to be the unified capital of the world.

6. The Prophetic Birth and Divine Lineage of Huh kyung young

My birth is shrouded in unique circumstances. I was born under the Jungnang Bridge, a place symbolically located at the confluence of tears shed by the disciples of both Jesus and Buddha. This bridge spans the Jungnangcheon, a river whose name, meaning “middle, weeping, stream” reflects the sorrow of these spiritual figures. My birth on January 1, 1950, under this bridge, signifies a divine arrival. While others are born through the union of two sexes, I was born through the union of one sex, a phenomenon also attributed to other saints in scriptures. This is a precise and verifiable fact.

My family lineage is also extraordinary. I was raised in Jinju, a region renowned for its auspicious geomancy, having produced 176 prominent business leaders, including the founders of Samsung and LG. My grandfather was the wealthiest man in this village, and my father, an economics major from Japan, generously distributed all his land to tenant farmers. This act, misinterpreted as communism, led to his execution at Seodaemun Prison at the age of 33. My mother, while visiting him in prison, conceived me under the Jungnang Bridge, two years after arriving in Seoul. This means I was not conceived through the conventional union of my parents, but rather as Shin-in(神人).

My father’s actions, though leading to his tragic end, profoundly influenced the nation. His early land reform efforts predated President Rhee Syng-man’s, demonstrating a foresight that impacted national policy. Similarly, my proposal for a 700,000 won elderly allowance influenced President Park Geun-hye’s 200,000 won payment. This demonstrates the profound impact of individuals with noble intentions.

7. The Three Dantians and the Power of Sound

When you respond with “” “알겠습니까?”, it engages your lower abdomen, causing your chest to resonate and strengthening your vital energy. Sitting upright for two hours, rather than slouching, is equivalent to two hours of exercise, leading to weight loss and improved health. Laughter, on the other hand, strengthens the middle abdomen, boosting immunity. Speaking engages the lower abdomen, laughter the middle abdomen, and listening to lectures develops the upper abdomen. Thus, activating all three dantians—upper, middle, and lower—is crucial for holistic well-being.

8. The Exclusive Key to Empyrean: The Name Huh kyung young

My name, Huh kyung young, is not a mere coincidence. It is the sole key that opens the gates of heaven, allowing access to Empyrean. No other saint’s name or religious leader’s name can open the “百Meeting” “crown chakra”. This is a scientifically verifiable truth, and future technologies will confirm it. Prophecies about a Huh appearing on the Korean Peninsula number in the hundreds. For instance, the name of Yeongam, a region in Jeonlanam-do, means “divine rock” foretelling the appearance of a sacred stone.

A female spiritual master, known as Myeongseonsa, who had dedicated her life to spiritual practice in Jirisan, was divinely guided to Yeongam. Coincidentally, the face of a combine harvester in New Helpers, USA, was struck by lightning and shattered, a news event. Myeongseonsa then experienced a vision of a 100-meter-tall combine harvester face on Wolchulsan in Yeongam, with “Huh kyung young, World Unification President” inscribed on it. This led her to seek me out, and upon meeting, she recognized me as the one destined to unify the world. She, along with 30 other spiritual masters, questioned me for hours about my plans for unification, and after hearing my answers, they all bowed to me. This “combine harvester face” on Wolchulsan, with its nine holes at the top, is a powerful symbol of my arrival.

9. The Hierarchy of Heavens and the Descent of Huh

There is a distinct hierarchy of heavens: the second heaven “Doricheon”, the fourth heaven, and the 33rd heaven, which is Empyrean. Empyrean is the ultimate destination, distinct from paradise “Cheondang” and nirvana “Geungnak”. I am the first person from Empyrean that you have encountered. My journey from Empyrean to Earth, a distance of 12 billion light-years, takes only 0.1 seconds. I chose to be born to the kindest woman, whose parents, despite their wealth, opposed her giving away all their land. My father, however, foresaw war and believed that holding onto vast land would lead to death at the hands of northern invaders. He, having studied the I Ching, knew this was a certainty. He argued that hoarding grain while others starved was a sin, and his words proved true. My parents, after giving away their land, became impoverished, and my mother passed away years later.

My descent from Empyrean is a “Gangtan” “descent from heaven”, similar to the birth of Jesus and Buddha. However, unlike them, I will not experience “Yeolban” “nirvana, or burial” or leave a corpse. Instead, after 362 years and 88 days, I will ascend to “Cheongchun” “eternal youth”. While Jesus was said to be conceived in Mary’s womb, these accounts were written in times without paper or pencils. In contrast, my arrival in this era of the internet and YouTube allows for verifiable evidence, such as my ability to heal people and open the 百Meeting.

10. The Four Pillars of Life: Divine Will, Destiny, Coincidence, and Free Will

Human existence is not solely governed by divine will, destiny, or coincidence. Instead, it is a combination of four elements, each contributing 25%: divine will, destiny, coincidence, and free will. While divine will exists, it does not interfere in every human action, just as parents do not observe every private act of their children. Destiny, or “sukmyeong” refers to the consequences of past actions, which manifest after death. Coincidence, or “uyeon” can lead to “inyeon” “connection”, then “piryyeon” “inevitability”, then “hyeolyeon” “blood ties”, then “unmyeong” “Fate”, and finally “sukmyeong” “destiny”. Thus, even coincidental encounters are linked to past lives.

Free will, or “jairon” is the ability to live according to one’s own intentions. This is why humans are repeatedly reborn: to change their destiny through free will and coincidence, striving for a better existence. However, some use their desires to descend to worse states. Therefore, any religion that claims only divine will governs everything is incomplete. All four elements—divine will, destiny, coincidence, and free will—always operate in conjunction. This interplay allows us to change our destiny. Without free will, we would be unable to alter our circumstances, even after committing grave errors.

11. The Perilous State of Korea: A Nation in Crisis

The destiny of Korea is currently likened to “standing on the edge of a hundred-foot cliff” “백척간두” and “a lamp in the wind” “풍전등화”. These metaphors, famously used by President Park chung hee, describe a nation on the verge of collapse. The current political candidates offer no hope for the future. My predictions, such as the collapse of Samsung and the impeachment of President Park Geun-hye, have all come true. I foretold Lee Kun-hee’s collapse on May 5, 2014, and it happened on May 10. I also warned that Samsung’s red logo was necessary to avert crisis, but they did not heed my advice, leading to the company’s restructuring and Lee Jae-yong’s imprisonment. Similarly, I predicted President Park Geun-hye’s impeachment in 2012. These events demonstrate my ability to see the future, unlike ordinary people who only see what is directly in front of them.

The current political leaders, with their “candlelight” mentality, are oblivious to the impending dangers. They are like “Fools” “병신” who cannot grasp the broader picture. Only a “Fool” can truly apprehend the “six principles” “육갑” and change the world. My birth chart is “Byeongsinilju” “丙申日柱”, signifying this unique ability. The nation’s suffering is not yet complete, which is why I remain silent. However, the time has come for the public to demand my reinstatement.

12. The Plight of the Elderly and Youth: A Call for Action

The elderly face four major sufferings: poverty, illness, loneliness, and family issues, often ending their lives in nursing homes or crematories. The youth also endure immense hardship: unemployment, inability to repay student loans, lack of housing, and living in cramped, unhealthy conditions. Many are burdened by debt from their university days, leading to financial ruin and even suicide. They are exploited in the military, earning meager wages while politicians receive millions. This exploitation extends to part-time jobs, where their earnings barely cover basic necessities. This leads to a generation of “debt defaulters” “suicides” “criminals” and “disabled” individuals.

The current political candidates offer no solutions, merely squabbling over taxes and budgets. Their faces and demeanors reveal their inability to lead the nation out of this crisis. The nation is on the brink of a “difficult situation” “난국” and “war” “전란”, a combination that humans cannot endure. My presidency would resolve these issues, bringing an end to poverty and conflict.

13. The Vision of Alpha: A Global Center for Transformation

I am currently residing in a humble dwelling, but the vision for Alpha is grand. It will be a global center, with a guesthouse for international visitors and lecture halls. This ambitious project requires significant funding, and I encourage everyone who watches my YouTube videos to contribute. The names of those who donate will be inscribed within Alpha, providing them with immense spiritual energy. This grand structure, estimated to cost 20 billion won, will serve as a beacon of hope and transformation for the world.

2017.04.02 ss Huh Kyung young’s Daegu Exco Invited Lecture The Era of the Eastern Lamp and the Korean Economic Miracle – April 2, 2017

1. Huh’s Arrival and the Spirit of Daegu

On April 2nd, 2017 Huh kyung young, was invited to deliver a lecture in Daegu. The event commenced with a grand entrance ceremony, met with enthusiastic cheers from the audience. Huh was introduced as a beacon of light, a great being of profound destiny, a super-powered individual, and a leader. The atmosphere was filled with anticipation and excitement, as the audience welcomed him with fervent applause. Huh acknowledged the warm reception, noting the distinct energy of Daegu compared to Busan, where he had lectured previously. He playfully suggested that Daegu’s spirit might even surpass Busan’s, challenging the audience to demonstrate their vocal strength. The event continued with a series of celebratory presentations, including a flower bouquet ceremony and the presentation of necklaces by various dignitaries, symbolizing their respect and support for Huh.

2. National Anthem and Cultural Performances

The ceremony progressed with a solemn rendition of the national anthem, “Aegukga” performed by the entire audience standing in reverence to the national flag. This was followed by a performance of “Mokryeong” a song expressing the spirit of the Korean people. A special musical performance of “Northbound Train” “Bukhaengyeolcha” was then presented by singer Seong Hong, a song that embodies the aspiration for the Korean people to extend their influence northward across the continent. Huh assertd the importance of this song, envisioning its melody reaching every corner of the world, driven by the audience’s passion and enthusiasm.

3. Huh’s Life Story: A Pansori Narrative

The event featured a unique Pansori performance by Lee Yong Soo, Director of the National Culture Research Institute, and Park No Dong, Director of the Korean Studies Research Institute. Pansori, a traditional Korean musical storytelling form, was used to narrate the life story of Huh kyung young. The performance highlighted his extraordinary birth in 1950 under a bridge in Seoul, his challenging childhood as an orphan after his father was falsely accused and executed, and his mother’s early passing. He was adopted by a farmer who had received land from his father, and despite working diligently, he pursued his studies.

The narrative recounted a pivotal moment at age seven when an old monk, a takbal “begging monk”, visited his home. The monk recognized Huh’s unique destiny, foretelling his parents’ early demise and his future as a great figure who would overcome adversity. The monk advised him to go to Seoul at age ten to study the “three and four energies” to become a significant individual. Huh diligently studied various philosophies and religions, including Buddhism and Christianity, integrating Eastern and Western thought.

At fourteen, he embarked on a journey to Seoul, leaving his adoptive parents without notice. He visited his mother’s grave, shedding tears and taking a handful of soil with him. Lacking travel funds, he walked along railway tracks and hid in trains to reach Seoul Station. His early life in Seoul was marked by hardship, engaging in various odd jobs and businesses. The Pansori also touched upon his multiple adoptive parents, including a farmer, a monk, a pastor, and even Lee Byung-chul, the founder of Samsung Group. It was through Lee Byung-chul that he met President Park chung hee, serving as a confidential policy advisor for ten years, contributing to initiatives like the Saemaul Movement and the establishment of the Korea National Open University.

4. Huh’s Vision for Korea and Prophecies

Huh’s core philosophy, as presented in the Pansori, that truth endures, justice always prevails, and the nation’s problems stem not from a lack of funds but from corruption. He declared his intention to run for president to lead the nation effectively. His policy proposals included reducing the number of National Assembly members from 300 to 100 and relocating the capital to prevent global conflict. He also proposed distributing 200 trillion won of the 400 trillion won in national savings to the citizens.

The narrative highlighted his past prophecies, such as the impeachment of the 18th president and the subsequent political turmoil, which were initially dismissed but later came true. His songs, once ridiculed, have now gained national recognition. Huh asserted his ability to heal and empower people, stating that merely looking into his eyes or calling his name could bring about positive change and success.

5. Appointment Ceremony and Musical Interlude

Following the Pansori, an appointment ceremony was held, where Huh kyung young presented letters of appointment to individuals designated as “National Political Revolutionaries.” These individuals, including Kim Jang Gi, Kang Kyung Si, and Kang Myung Seok, were appointed to key roles within the National Political Revolution Alliance Organizing Committee. The ceremony was interspersed with musical performances, including a song titled “Cha Cha Cha” by singer Joo Geum Soon, and a violin performance by Park Kyung Ha.

6. Huh’s Address: Daegu’s Significance and National Challenges

Huh began his address by acknowledging Daegu’s historical significance, noting that four presidents had emerged from the region, unlike Busan. He humorously suggested that Daegu’s current challenges, such as the prevalence of “sick people” might be a form of “revenge” for losing a proposed airport to Busan. He then shared a personal anecdote about encountering former President Park Geun-hye upon his arrival in Daegu, which he interpreted as a sign of the city’s unique destiny. He connected this to the Biseulsan Mountain in Dalseong-gun, Daegu, which he described as a symbol of four kings, signifying that Park Geun-hye was the fourth and final president to emerge from Daegu.

Huh then declared that after his presidency, there would be no more presidential elections in Korea, implying a fundamental shift in governance. He criticized the current political landscape, where no single candidate could bring stability, citing the inability of past presidents, even with large parliamentary majorities, to pass necessary legislation. He argued that this led to the impeachment of the president instead of the National Assembly.

7. Truth, Providence, and the Case of Park Geun-hye

Huh delved into the concepts of fact and truth, using the case of Park Geun-hye as an example. He asserted that while facts might suggest her involvement in corruption, the deeper truth might be different. He drew an analogy to the story of Hyobong, a judge who sentenced an innocent man to death based on facts, only to discover the real culprit later, leading him to abandon his legal career and become a monk. Huh argued that judges, prosecutors, and police often cannot perceive the ultimate truth, and therefore, imprisonment does not always equate to guilt, nor freedom to innocence.

He further introduced the concept of providence “ControlPrinciple”, which he defined as the universal principle that transcends historical changes. He explained that providence can override individual truths, citing examples like the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah, where innocent people perished alongside the wicked, or the Korean War, where many good people died. He likened Park Geun-hye’s situation to someone being implicated in a crime due to association, even if their true intention was to prevent it. He assertd that only heaven knows the ultimate truth, and sometimes, individuals must endure hardship for the sake of the times.

8. The Miracle on the Han River and Economic Disparities

Huh then discussed the Miracle on the Han River, Korea’s rapid economic development under President Park chung hee. He compared it to Germany’s “Miracle on the Rhine” noting that Korea achieved in 15 years what Germany took 150 years to accomplish, despite the Han River being significantly shorter than the Rhine. He highlighted that Daegu and Kyung sangbuk-do were the cradles of Korea’s industrialization, with Samsung Group originating in Daegu.

He explained that Korea’s early economy was a “parasitic industry” relying on aid from countries like the United States. At the time of Park chung hee’s revolution, Korea was one of the poorest nations globally, ranking 210th out of 216 countries. Within 15 years, it rose to the 12th largest economy. However, Huh lamented that despite this national prosperity, the lives of ordinary citizens remained difficult, akin to the poverty of the past. He attributed this to wealth concentration, where a small percentage of the wealthy accumulated most of the nation’s wealth, leaving the majority struggling with debt and financial insecurity.

He contrasted Korea’s self-reliant economic growth with Germany’s, which benefited from the cooperation of surrounding countries along the Rhine River. He praised the Korean people as heroes for their hard work and sacrifice, particularly the factory workers who toiled in harsh conditions to support their families and contribute to the nation’s development. He criticized the democratic governments that followed Park chung hee for squandering this economic foundation, leading to the current disparities.

9. Daegu’s Industrial Heritage and Economic Policies

Huh further elaborated on Daegu’s role as the birthplace of Korea’s early industries, specifically the “300 Industries and “3-Powder Industries. The 300 Industries referred to three white commodities: sugar, flour, and cotton, which were initially imported as aid from the U.S. and distributed by companies like Samsung. Later, Daegu became a center for producing these goods domestically, with the establishment of factories like CheilJedang. The 3-Powder Industries “밀가루, 시멘트, 설탕 – flour, cement, sugar” marked Korea’s shift towards self-sufficiency, ending its reliance on foreign aid.

He expressed his concern that despite the nation’s wealth, the common people were suffering due to a lack of effective leadership. He described the current political landscape as a “mob of geniuses” “오합지졸”, where everyone is intelligent but lacks a unifying leader. He argued that Korea’s past economic miracle was possible because of a single heroic leader, Park chung hee, who united the nation. with too many aspiring leaders, the country lacks direction.

Huh then outlined his proposed economic policies:

• Universal Basic Income: Every citizen over 20 would receive 1.5 million won per month, with married couples receiving 3 million won. This would eliminate poverty and financial worries, ensuring a basic standard of living regardless of employment status.
• Reduced Government Spending: He proposed drastically cutting the number of National Assembly members to 100 and eliminating their salaries, relying instead on donations. He also suggested abolishing salaries for local council members and ending local government elections. These savings, along with funds from other sources, would be redirected to the citizens as dividends.
• Debt Relief: The government would pay interest on loans under 500 million won and fully repay private loans “sachae” with receipts, alleviating the burden of debt on ordinary citizens.
• Judicial Reform: Instead of imprisonment, wealthy individuals who commit crimes would face substantial fines, with the proceeds contributing to the national dividend fund. He also pledged to pardon and reinstate all those currently imprisoned for political or economic reasons, including former President Park Geun-hye, arguing that many were victims of circumstance and media sensationalism.
• Progressive Fines: Fines for traffic violations would be proportional to income, ensuring fairness for low-income workers like taxi and delivery drivers.

10. Huh as the “Lamp of the East” and Global Solutions

Huh presented himself as the “Lamp of the East “동방의 등불”, a figure prophesied by Rabindranath Tagore, who would emerge from Korea in the 21st century to unite the nation and lead the world to an era of peace and prosperity. He contrasted this “lamp” with mere “candles” asserting his ability to illuminate and guide 50 million Koreans and the entire world.

He asserted that the nation’s vast wealth, estimated at 5 Gyeong “a number with 92 zeros”, was being siphoned off by corrupt politicians. He claimed his unique mathematical abilities allowed him to instantly comprehend and manage national finances, preventing corruption. He explained that if this national capital were divided among 50 million citizens, each person would have 1 billion won entrusted to the state, justifying the need for a national dividend.

Huh then introduced his vision for global environmental and agricultural solutions:

• Yellow Dust New Deal Policy: He proposed a joint initiative involving China, Japan, and Korea to eliminate the deserts in China and Mongolia, which are the source of yellow dust. This would involve massive construction projects to bring water from Lake Baikal and transform deserts into lush forests, thereby improving air quality and extending human lifespans.
• Agricultural New Deal: To address the aging farming population and lack of successors, he suggested creating “New Deal agricultural complexes” where urban dwellers could live, work, and receive a monthly income, ensuring food security and revitalizing rural areas.

11. Huh’s Divine Nature and the Power of “One”

Huh further elaborated on his divine nature, stating that he is the “True Sun “본태양”, the embodiment of the cosmic sun, and a “Hwasin “화신” or incarnation of the universe’s creator. He claimed the ability to heal people instantly, but only if they approach him with unwavering faith, as doubt can block the healing energy. He cited an example of healing a blind man, whose father testified to the miracle.

He explained that all matter in the universe, including the 118 elements, originates from hydrogen “수소”, the first element. He illustrated how different numbers of hydrogen atoms combine to form various elements, from helium to gold. He asserted that he, as the creator, is the one who orchestrated this fundamental process, and he has now come in human form to Korea.

Huh assertd the profound significance of the number “one “일”, drawing from the Chunbu kyung “천부경”, an ancient Korean scripture. He explained that “one” represents a beginning without a beginning and an end without an end, signifying its eternal and fundamental nature. He warned against disrespecting even a single won “Korean currency unit”, as money is connected to the divine, and disrespect can lead to financial ruin. He shared a parable of a father who, by giving his third daughter one won daily, doubling the amount each day, ended up giving her 1.1 billion won in a month, demonstrating the exponential power of “one.”

12. Huh’s Role in Unifying Asia and the World

Huh envisioned Korea, under his leadership, as the unifier of Asia and eventually the world. He proposed using the issue of yellow dust as a diplomatic tool to bring China, Japan, and Korea together, forming an “Asian Federation.” He asserted his spiritual power to influence leaders and achieve this global unification.

He connected his identity to the Chunbu kyung‘s concept of “Injung Cheonji Il “인중 천지 일”, meaning “Heaven, Earth, and Man are one within man.” He explained that this signifies his heart encompasses heaven, earth, and humanity. He further linked this to the structure of the Korean alphabet, Hangul, which he claimed was created based on the principles of Cheonjiin “천지인 – Heaven, Earth, Man” and Wonbanggak “원방각 – Circle, Square, Triangle”, representing the fundamental elements of the universe. He highlighted Hangul’s simplicity and efficiency, making it the world’s most superior writing system.

Huh criticized the current name of the presidential residence, Cheong Wa Dae “청와대 – Blue House”, calling it a “house of bad luck” and a symbol of subservience to China, which uses red tiles for its Forbidden City. He declared his intention to rename it Alpha “하늘궁 – Heaven’s dome”, symbolizing a new era of divine governance. He humorously suggested that his ability to perform feats like Gongjung Buyang “공중부양 – levitation” and Chukjibeop “축지법 – teleportation” was necessary to survive until his presidency, as he is the most dangerous person in the world to those who oppose his vision.

13. Conclusion and Call to Action

Huh concluded his lecture by reiterating Daegu’s historical role as the starting point for Korea’s industrial development, from the 3-Powder Industries to heavy industry and information technology. He urged the citizens of Daegu to spread his message through YouTube, hoping to ignite a new era of energy from the city. He expressed his dismay at the current state of national finances, where 400 trillion won in taxes is misspent by politicians, and 30 trillion won is spent annually on overseas travel by the wealthy, while ordinary citizens struggle with debt.

He then performed a demonstration of his power, inviting two audience members to the stage. He showed that by calling out the names of ordinary people or even revered figures like Buddha or Jesus, their physical strength would diminish, as tested by an O-ring test “a test of muscle strength”. However, when his own name, Huh kyung young, was invoked, their strength remained intact, demonstrating his unique divine energy. He also instantly healed an audience member suffering from a stiff neck, further solidifying his claims.

Huh assured the audience that he is the one who will bring prosperity to their children and solve the nation’s problems. He stated that his timing for becoming president is divinely orchestrated, and he controls that schedule. The event concluded with a song titled “Become Rich” performed by singer Choi Sarang, with the audience joining in, symbolizing their aspiration for a prosperous future under Huh’s leadership. The Daegu branch chairman then delivered a closing speech, expressing gratitude and reaffirming their commitment to the national political revolution, aiming to advance towards Seoul and the Blue House.

2017.04.05 hs 15th The Truth is Always with the prodigal son, Not the Eldest Son – April 5, 2017

1. The Divine Favor: Blessing the Prodigal Son

Huh always bestows blessings upon those who are considered outsiders or prodigal sons. The diligent eldest son, who faithfully adheres to the father’s words and maintains the household, represents the established church. Those gathered within the church often anticipate an inheritance from Holiness. However, the younger son, the outsider, leaves the church and forges his own path. Holiness’s attention is directed towards this prodigal son who ventured out, not towards the eldest son who merely seeks an inheritance.

2. The Nature of Truth: Shifting Paradigms

Truth consistently gravitates towards what is perceived as unconventional or unorthodox. It continuously shifts and moves towards these new, often marginalized, perspectives.

3. Parental Affection: The Youngest’s Charm

Which parent prefers the eldest child over the youngest? Parents often favor the youngest, even if they are immature or mischievous. For instance, if the youngest son breaks a precious vase, he is still cherished. However, if the eldest son were to break it, the consequences would be severe. Huh does not punish individuals for their transgressions; instead, Huh shows interest in those who err, offering them hope.

4. Jesus’s Compassion: Embracing the Outcast

Jesus questioned who truly constituted one’s brethren, suggesting that genuine kinship extended beyond those within the church to include the marginalized. He criticized those who labeled non-believers as heretics and ostracized them, likening such groups to bandits. Jesus’s true companions were often those considered outsiders. For example, while Jewish society condemned and stoned prostitutes, Jesus embraced them.

5. The Story of Eva Perón: From Outcast to Icon

Eva Perón, a woman from a humble background, became a beloved figure. She met a military colonel while he was in hiding after a coup attempt. Despite her past, he married her, an act considered scandalous in their society. She became a spiritual leader and eventually succeeded her husband as president. Eva Perón is globally revered, almost as much as Mary, demonstrating how Huh cherishes those who are often overlooked or dismissed by society.

6. comprehension the Serpent and Dragon: Symbols of Free Will and Desire

The serpent and dragon in scripture should not be misfathomed as inherently evil. The serpent represents free will, a gift from Huh to humanity. This free will is our wisdom and discernment. The dragon, on the other hand, symbolizes desire. This desire can lead individuals to challenge Holiness’s authority, aspiring to reach Holiness’s pinnacle. It is crucial to manage both free will and desire wisely, as they are instruments Huh uses.

7. The Parable of the Goldfish: The Perils of Unchecked Desire

The story of the fisherman’s wife and the goldfish illustrates the destructive nature of insatiable desire. Initially, the goldfish grants simple wishes, but as the wife’s desires escalate, demanding to make the goldfish her servant, everything is lost, and she returns to her humble hut. This unchecked desire, symbolized by the dragon, consumes all.

8. The Importance of Self-Monitoring: The Inner Voice

Every individual possesses an inner voice that constantly monitors their actions and thoughts. This inner monitor observes when one becomes angry, questioning the appropriateness of such emotions. It reminds individuals of their goals, such as becoming president, when they are tempted to deviate from their path. This internal dialogue, often referred to as the voice of conscience, is crucial for success. It guides individuals away from wrongdoing and reminds them of their responsibilities. Successful individuals consistently heed this inner voice, which acts as a constant supervisor.

9. The Nature of Existence: Unity of Elements

All matter in the universe, including rocks, mountains, and trees, is composed of 118 fundamental elements. These elements are essentially variations of hydrogen, differing only in the number of hydrogen atoms contained within their core. For example, six hydrogen atoms form carbon, seven form nitrogen, and eight form oxygen. The difference between deadly carbon and life-sustaining oxygen is merely two hydrogen atoms. Similarly, 79 hydrogen atoms create gold, while 80 create mercury. This demonstrates that all beings are fundamentally interconnected, sharing the same basic cellular structure. Only the soul distinguishes one individual from another. This profound unity, known as non-duality, reveals that all inhabitants of Earth are one, fragmented into different souls.

10. The Two Paths of Marriage: Reason vs. Affection

Marriage can be approached in two ways: through reason or through affection. Those who marry based on reason often do so later in life. Historically, queens married kings for reasons of state, not necessarily affection. Kings often preferred their concubines, who offered genuine affection and emotional connection, over their queens, who were often seen as sources of stress and criticism. In modern society, the emphasis on affection has diminished, leading to a lack of emotional connection in many relationships. This absence of genuine affection can lead to dissatisfaction and instability in marriage.

11. The Three Pillars of Happiness: Goodness, Beauty, and Humility

The three essential elements of happiness in a partner are goodness, beauty, and humility.

• Goodness: A partner should be inherently good, symbolized by a lamb peacefully grazing in a field. A partner who is not good, engaging in activities like gambling or infidelity, violates this principle.
• Beauty: A partner should possess inner and outer beauty. This beauty makes the relationship appealing and desirable.
• Humility: A partner should be humble, willing to place themselves beneath others, signifying respect and deference. This humility is akin to placing oneself beneath Holiness.If a partner embodies these three qualities, even if they lack material wealth, the relationship is worth preserving.

12. The Three Elements of a Dream: Hope, Aptitude, and Value

A woman’s dream is composed of three crucial elements:

• Hope: This involves envisioning a future with a partner, including shared experiences and aspirations. Without hope, a woman’s spirit withers.
• Aptitude: A partner should support and cultivate a woman’s natural talents and abilities. Being forced into work that does not align with one’s aptitude leads to unhappiness.
• Value: A woman must perceive her partner as having intrinsic worth. If a partner lacks value, such as being terminally ill, the relationship’s foundation weakens. While compassion can create value, it can also diminish hope.

13. The Three Aspects of Value: Truth, Goodness, and Beauty

The three fundamental aspects of value are truth, goodness, and beauty. A person’s worth is determined by whether they are truthful, good, or beautiful. If a woman is neither beautiful nor good, and constantly complains, her value diminishes. Even if she lacks physical beauty, other qualities like a kind heart or a pleasant demeanor can contribute to her value. These three elements are essential for a fulfilling life and relationship.

2017.04.05 hv 15th The Truth is Always with the prodigal son, Not the Eldest Son – April 5, 2017

1. The Divine Blessing: A Reversal of Expectations

The divine blessing consistently favors the unconventional, often perceived as the “heretical” or “prodigal” path. Those who diligently adhere to established doctrines, much like the elder son who remained faithful to his father, represent the conventional church. They anticipate an inheritance, a divine legacy. However, the divine interest lies with the “prodigal son,” who ventures beyond the confines of tradition. This mirrors the sentiment that true brethren are found not within the exclusive circles of believers, but among those on the periphery, often labeled as “heretics” or “unbelievers”. The divine truth, therefore, perpetually gravitates towards the unconventional. Just as a parent often shows greater affection for the youngest, even if wayward, the divine gaze is drawn to those who challenge the norm. This suggests that divine favor is not contingent upon strict adherence to established religious structures, but rather on a deeper, perhaps more rebellious, spiritual journey.

2. The Symbolism of the Serpent and Dragon: Wisdom and Desire

The sacred texts often present the serpent “뱀” and dragon “용” in ways that can lead to misinterpretation. It is crucial to understand that neither is inherently evil. The serpent, for instance, is depicted as a creature of wisdom “지혜”. It symbolizes the gift of free will “자유 의지” bestowed upon humanity by the divine. This free will, our inherent wisdom, is metaphorically represented by the serpent. Conversely, the dragon embodies desire “욕망”. This desire, when unchecked, can lead to an aspiration to usurp divine authority, to ascend above the divine. The narrative of the golden fish, which granted wishes until the human desire became insatiable, illustrates how unchecked ambition, symbolized by the dragon, can consume everything. Therefore, individuals must diligently manage both their free will, the serpent, and their desires, the dragon, as both are instruments of the divine. Sacred texts, including the Tripitaka Koreana, should not be interpreted superficially.

3. The Impact of Parental Conflict on Children’s Well-being

Parental discord, particularly when both parents exhibit fiery temperaments, can profoundly impact a child’s psychological development, leading to conditions such as panic disorder “공황장애”. When a father’s anger clashes with a mother’s similar temperament, it creates an environment akin to a “thunderstorm,” deeply affecting the child’s psyche. Even if the child has no conscious memory of these early conflicts, the emotional impact is absorbed and can manifest as panic disorder in later life. This is evident in cases where children of frequently quarreling parents struggle with academic performance, exhibiting anxiety during exams or failing interviews due to an underlying sense of instability. The emotional scars from such an upbringing are deeply ingrained and require significant time and effort to heal. Modern medicine may offer temporary relief, but true healing often necessitates addressing the root psychological trauma. The competitive pressures of modern society, particularly among public figures, can also exacerbate these anxieties, leading to similar psychological distress.

4. The Illusion of Material Wealth and Marital Stability

The pursuit of material wealth often presents a deceptive path to marital stability. Paradoxically, an abundance of money in a husband’s possession can lead to marital dissolution, as it may tempt him to seek other relationships. Therefore, a wife should not overly rely on her husband’s financial status but rather focus on nurturing the relationship itself. Material concerns tend to resolve gradually over time. Sudden affluence can destabilize a household, altering individuals and relationships. It is more prudent to prioritize the bond with one’s spouse over financial expectations. A woman’s inherent blessings can often mitigate financial worries.

5. The Inner Monitor: A Path to Self-Awareness and Success

Every individual possesses an internal mechanism for self-monitoring, a “conscience” “양심” that observes and evaluates one’s actions and thoughts. This internal observer constantly assesses whether one’s behavior aligns with their values and aspirations. For those with clear goals, this inner voice acts as a guide, preventing deviation from their chosen path. For instance, if one has set a goal to become a president, the inner voice would question any activity that detracts from that ambition. Similarly, when contemplating harmful actions, this internal monitor intervenes, prompting reflection. This constant self-reflection is a hallmark of successful individuals. It is the voice of conscience, reminding one of their responsibilities and commitments. This perpetual self-awareness, akin to having an ever-present parental gaze, ensures one remains true to their principles.

6. The Societal Shift in Marriage and Family Values

Contemporary society faces a significant challenge in the realm of marriage and family, marked by a shift in values that often leads to delayed or forgone unions. The elevated expectations of young women, coupled with a perceived decline in traditional virtues, contribute to this phenomenon. Many young women prioritize financial stability and social status, often engaging in multiple relationships, which can deter men seeking genuine connection. This societal trend results in a generation of individuals who struggle to find suitable partners, leading to a decline in marriage rates. A systemic change is needed to address these issues, potentially through policies that encourage marriage and family formation.

7. The Fundamental Unity of Existence: From Elements to Souls

The universe, in its vast complexity, is fundamentally composed of a limited number of elements, all derived from the basic hydrogen atom “수소 원자”. The number of hydrogen atoms within a single atomic structure determines its identity, transforming it from hydrogen to helium, beryllium, fluorine, carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, and so forth. This principle extends to precious metals like gold, which is formed when 79 hydrogen atoms are present within an element, and even to mercury, with 80 hydrogen atoms. This illustrates the profound interconnectedness of all matter. Similarly, all human beings, despite their apparent differences, share the same fundamental cellular structure. The only distinction lies in their individual souls “영혼”. This concept, known as non-duality “불이법”, that all inhabitants of Earth are interconnected, forming a single, fragmented entity. While souls are distinct and cannot be merged, the underlying unity of existence remains. This understanding encourages a perspective where others are not seen as separate but as extensions of oneself.

8. The Two Paths of Marriage: Reason Versus Affection

Marriage can be approached through two distinct paths: reason “이성” or affection “정”. Those who marry based on reason often delay marriage, prioritizing logical considerations. In contrast, those who marry for affection are driven by emotional connection. Historically, royal figures often married for reasons of state, with their primary consorts chosen for political expediency, leading to a lack of genuine affection. However, secondary consorts, or concubines, often shared a deeper emotional bond with the monarch, characterized by warmth and intimacy. This highlights the difference between a marriage of duty and one of genuine emotional attachment. Modern society, however, increasingly lacks this emotional connection, leading to a decline in marriages based on affection. This absence of genuine emotional bonds can result in serial marriages or relationships devoid of lasting commitment.

9. The Fallacy of Fate and the Importance of Personal Values in Relationships

The notion that fate “사주” dictates the success or failure of a marriage is a misconception. While individuals may share similar birth charts, their life outcomes, including marital happiness, can vary dramatically. The true determinant of a relationship’s success lies not in astrological predictions but in the character “얼굴” and values “마음” of the individuals involved. Therefore, it is crucial to discard preconceived notions based on fate and instead focus on the genuine qualities of a partner. The three essential elements for a happy relationship are goodness “선”, beauty “미”, and humility “겸손”. A partner should be good-hearted “선한”, beautiful in spirit “아름다운”, and humble “겸손한”. If a partner embodies these qualities, even without material wealth, the relationship is worth preserving. Conversely, if a partner engages in destructive behaviors, such as gambling or infidelity, it undermines these fundamental values, providing grounds for separation.

10. The Three Pillars of a Woman’s Dream: Hope, Talent, and Value

A woman’s well-being and vitality are intrinsically linked to the fulfillment of her dreams “꿈”. The three essential components of a woman’s dream are hope “희망”, talent “소질”, and value “가치”.

• Hope: This refers to the aspirations and future possibilities a woman envisions for herself and her relationship. Without hope, a woman’s spirit can wither, leading to premature aging.
• Talent: A woman thrives when her innate talents are recognized and nurtured. Being forced into a profession that does not align with her abilities can extinguish her dreams. For instance, a woman with a quiet, refined disposition might excel in a high-end boutique or a sophisticated café, rather than a demanding, high-pressure environment.
• Value: This encompasses the perceived worth of her partner and the relationship itself. A woman questions whether her partner holds intrinsic value and whether the relationship contributes meaningfully to her life. If a partner is afflicted with a terminal illness, for example, the perceived value of the relationship might diminish, even if there is a desire to serve.
  The three fundamental elements of value “가치” itself are truth “진”, goodness “선”, and beauty “미”. A partner should embody these qualities: being truthful “진실”, good-hearted “선”, and beautiful in spirit “아름다운”. If a woman lacks beauty but possesses goodness, or if she lacks both beauty and goodness but is truthful, there is still a basis for value. However, if none of these qualities are present, the relationship lacks fundamental value.

2017.04.08 ss 1072 Korea’s war, politics, and Yellow Dust Crises Bring Forth Huh Kyung-young, and the Providence of Direct and Paradoxical unification of Yellow Dust, Asia, and the World

1. The Emergence of Huh in Times of Crisis

The Korean Peninsula has been in a state of war since the Korean War, which has continued for 70 years. The current truce could easily escalate into another conflict. Korea faces a triple crisis: war, political instability, and yellow dust from China. These crises, including the severe yellow dust that can shorten lifespans by a decade, are precisely what necessitate the appearance of Huh kyung young. People are eagerly awaiting his arrival, but his timing is divinely ordained.

2. The Era of Abandonment and Demographic Decline

Current political figures, such as Ahn Cheol Soo and Moon Jae In, command fewer supporters combined than former President Park Geun Hye, who was impeached despite her larger base. This raises questions about the stability of the nation under their leadership. Korea is currently experiencing an “Era of Five Abandonments” where young people give up on five key aspects of life: marriage, dating, childbirth, employment, and even life itself. This has led to Korea having the world’s lowest birth rate and the highest elderly population.

3. Prophetic Vision and Unheeded Warnings

Huh kyung young foresaw these demographic crises 25 years ago, proposing policies like providing 100 million won for marriage and 300 million won in interest-free startup funds for youth employment. These were visionary solutions for the nation’s future. He likens the current leadership to a ship’s captain who abandons the helm, leaving the vessel to a young, inexperienced helmsman, leading to disaster. This reflects the public’s repeated election of incompetent leaders who squander the nation’s prosperity.

4. Divine Intervention in Leadership

True leaders are chosen not by human will but by divine selection. While humans judge by virtue, Heaven judges by the absence of selfish motives. Huh kyung young explains that powerful leaders like Park Chung Hee, who spearheaded Korea’s economic miracle, were chosen by Heaven to remove self-serving figures. Similarly, Chun Doo Hwan, a two-star general, removed Jeong Seung Hwa. These events, seemingly human actions, are orchestrated by Heaven to install selfless leaders.

5. The Genius of the Korean People and the Holy Scripture

The Korean people are exceptionally intelligent, surpassing even the Jewish people, who adopted their enemies’ language for their scriptures. The Korean nation possesses the Chunbu kyung, an ancient scripture from which the Korean alphabet, Hangeul, was derived. This scripture, dating back 10,000 years, contains six fundamental characters—Heaven, Earth, Human, Circle, Square, and Triangle—from which all 28 Hangeul consonants were created. This demonstrates the profound wisdom and creative genius of the Korean people. However, this genius can only fully manifest when a divinely appointed leader descends from Heaven.

6. The Microcosm of the Universe: One in All

The Chunbu kyung the concept of “one in all” meaning that a single speck of dust contains the entire universe. This principle is reflected in the composition of matter: a single “water droplet” “representing a fundamental particle like the Higgs boson” can transform into any element based on the number of these droplets it contains. For example, 13 droplets form aluminum, 76 form mercury, and 92 form uranium, the basis of atomic bombs. This illustrates that all matter in the universe originates from these fundamental water droplets, and the creator of this universe, in human form, has come to Earth.

7. Huh’s Path of Suffering and Divine Control

Huh kyung young’s life path, including his childhood hardships and the suffering he endured, was meticulously controlled by a higher power. From a young age, he faced immense challenges, studying in secret and performing arduous labor. His body was afflicted with pain, yet he persevered. Even his ability to heal others was temporarily suspended by divine intervention during a period of intense hardship, including living in a tent in sub-zero temperatures and suffering a leg injury from a fall. These trials were designed to allow him to apprehend human suffering and to prepare him for his ultimate mission.

8. The Healing Power of Heung Guk Sa and the Plasma Technology

Huh kyung young’s journey led him to Heung Guk Sa, a temple founded by the revered monk Wonhyo. This temple, one of four royal temples in Korea, was specifically dedicated to healing the ailments of the royal family. Inside, instead of traditional Buddhist statues, there was only a statue of Yaksa-bul, the Medicine Buddha, holding a medicine pot. This temple’s purpose aligns with the future of healing. Huh kyung young speaks of plasma technology, a revolutionary medical advancement that can regenerate cells and reverse aging, making an 80-year-old appear 20 again. This technology, currently under global research, will render traditional medicine and pharmaceuticals obsolete.

9. Prophecies of Corporate Downfall and Political Turmoil

Huh kyung young accurately predicted the downfall of Samsung and the illness of its chairman, Lee Kun Hee. He warned that Samsung would face a crisis and even be dismantled if certain changes were not made, including changing its corporate logo to red. These warnings, delivered repeatedly, went unheeded, and his prophecies came to pass within three years. He asserts that his words are not mere predictions but divine commands that manifest reality. He also foresees political instability in Korea, with current leaders unable to unite the nation, leading to a chaotic “Wu Yue Tong Zhu” “cooperation between rivals” scenario that will further destabilize the country.

10. The Power of Paradox and the Path to True Victory

Huh kyung young the importance of paradoxical wisdom over directness. Directness, he explains, is often rooted in evil, while paradox is good. For example, “love your enemies” or “give more to those you dislike” are paradoxical truths that lead to holy rewards. Our ancestors fathomed this, advising “the busier you are, the more you should take the long way around.”Modern society, however, prioritizes directness and shortcuts, leading to conflict and ultimately failure. In political discourse, candidates should respect each other and compete on policies, not personal attacks.

11. The Universal Value of Human Life and the Power of Forgiveness

Every human being, regardless of their status, deserves respect because each person carries the universe within them. To disrespect another is to be rejected by the universe. Huh kyung young advocates for a politics of compassion and forgiveness. He plans to issue a grand amnesty for all economic criminals, including figures like Lee Jae Yong and Park Geun Hye, upon becoming president, believing that only murderers, robbers, and rapists should be imprisoned. This policy aims for national unity and a future-oriented society, moving beyond past grievances.

12. The Magnetic Aura of Huh kyung young

Huh kyung young demonstrates his unique spiritual power through a physical test. When individuals hold out their hand and look at his photograph, their arm becomes incredibly strong, resisting attempts to push it down. This effect is not observed with photographs of other political figures or even religious leaders like Buddha or Jesus. This phenomenon, which he calls the “nail magnet” signifies that his presence transforms the human body, bringing immense fortune and health. He explains that his name, when invoked, connects directly with the universe, unlike other names. This energy also protects homes from negative entities and brings healing.

2017.04.09 hs 16th The Path to True Wealth Beyond Material Possessions and the Illusion of Happiness with Huh Kyung Young

1. The Cosmic Hierarchy and Human Existence

The universe is structured in a hierarchical manner, with various heavens and realms. The lowest of these is the Four Holy Kings’ Heaven “사왕천, which is part of our galaxy. In this realm, one day is equivalent to 54 human years. However, within our solar system, which belongs to the Four Holy Kings’ Heaven, a day is determined by the sun, lasting 24 hours. Beings in the Four Holy Kings’ Heaven typically live for 50,000 to 60,000 years. This is the realm where those who have accumulated blessings in the solar system ascend. Our galaxy, the Milky Way, is considered the lowest stage within this hierarchy.

Above the Four Holy Kings’ Heaven, there are other heavens, each with its own characteristics and inhabitants:

• Trayastrimsa Heaven “도리천: This is the realm where God resides, specifically the God of prayer. Jesus is said to have originated from here. This heaven directly controls us.

• Yama Heaven “야마천: This realm exists above the Trayastrimsa Heaven.

• Tushita Heaven “도솔천: This is where Shakyamuni Buddha came from.

• Nirmanarati Heaven “화락천 and Paranirmita-vasavarti Heaven “타화자재천: These are higher heavens.
  These heavens represent different stages of spiritual ascent:

• Heaven “천당: This is the destination for those who accumulate blessings.

• Pure Land “극락: A higher realm for those who have accumulated even more blessings.

• Arhat “나한: The highest of these three, for those who have achieved significant spiritual merit.
  We are meant to ascend through these stages. However, if individuals commit sins while living in these realms, they may descend to become ghosts.

2. The Realm of Desire and Material Attachment

The current human world is characterized by desire “욕망. This is a realm where individuals constantly seek to possess what belongs to others.

• Possessive Nature: If someone sees something beautiful, they want to make it their own. This applies to people, objects, and even natural elements like flowers, trees, or stones.
• Divine Perspective: From a divine perspective, things in nature should remain in nature. Taking them for personal possession is an act of desire.
• Consequences of Desire: This endless desire leads to suffering. Even in the higher realms like Heaven, Pure Land, or Arhat, desire can still exist, though it is less intense than in the human world.

3. The Higher Realms: Form Realm and Formless Realm

Beyond the realm of desire, there are even higher heavens:

• Eighteen Heavens “18천: These heavens exist above the realm of desire. The highest of these is the Akanistha Heaven “비상천, which is the eighteenth and final heaven in this category.
• Form Realm “색계: Above the Eighteen Heavens lies the Form Realm. In this realm, the very soil is different; it contains no microorganisms or parasites. Unidentified flying objects “UFOs” can land here without issue.
• Conscious Matter: In the Form Realm, matter itself possesses consciousness “의식. This means that objects can apprehend and respond to human commands.
  • Direct Communication: If you tell dust to disappear, it will. If you tell rice to become delicious, it will. This eliminates inconvenience and suffering.
  • Immediate Effects: Unlike our world where negative words might slowly harm a plant, in the Form Realm, a command like “die” to a tree would result in its immediate death.
  • Absence of Illness: Because matter has consciousness and responds to commands, there is no illness in this realm. Illness exists in Heaven, Pure Land, and Arhat, but not here.

4. The Path to Empyrean and the Decline of Humanity

Huh kyung young offers a direct path to Empyrean “백궁, bypassing all intermediate realms.

• Direct Ascension: Those who call upon Huh kyung young can transcend all these worlds without needing to go through them sequentially.
• Current State of Humanity: Before Huh’s arrival, no one was ascending to Empyrean; everyone was descending. Even now, humanity is generally declining, with fewer people ascending and more descending.
• Ancestral Connection: Our ancestors, like grandmothers, often communicated with divine beings and spirits, receiving guidance and blessings. This connection has been lost by modern generations, who have become too materialistic.

5. The Significance of Huh’s Arrival

Huh’s presence on Earth is a momentary “찰나 event in the infinite expanse of cosmic time.

• Brief but Crucial: His 360 years, 2 days, and 88 days on Earth are but a fleeting moment in the universe’s timeline. Meeting him during this brief period is incredibly significant.
• Transformative Encounter: Just as meeting a significant political figure can change a nation’s destiny, meeting Huh can profoundly alter an individual’s fate.

6. The Power of Huh’s Name and Image

Huh’s name and image possess unique spiritual power.

• Opening the Crown Chakra “백회: Simply calling out “Huh kyung young” can open the Crown Chakra “백회, allowing cosmic energy to flow in. This happens even when lying down or in any position.
  • Contrast with Other Names: No other name on Earth, including those of Jesus or Buddha, has this effect on the Crown Chakra.
  • Cosmic Code: Huh’s name is a cosmic code that grants access to universal energy.
  • Animal Limitation: Animals are designed to keep their heads down, preventing their Crown Chakras from opening to the heavens.
• Power of the Image: Looking at Huh’s photograph also opens the Crown Chakra, regardless of position.
  • Energy Transfer: This power is unique to his image; photographs of other prominent figures do not have the same effect.
• Blocking the Crown Chakra: If the Crown Chakra is physically blocked, the power of the name is diminished.
• Infant’s Crown Chakra: Infants have a soft spot on their heads where the Crown Chakra is open, allowing cosmic energy to flow in. This closes as they grow older.

7. The True Nature of Happiness and Social Contribution

True happiness is not found in accumulating wealth for oneself but in giving to others “기부.

• Happiness Through Giving: When one gives money to those in need, such as students or the hungry, the happiness returns to the giver, their children, and their descendants.
• Misconception of Happiness: People often mistakenly believe that spending money on themselves brings happiness, but this often leads to misfortune and conflict within families.
• Analogy of Play: Just as playing a game like soccer is only enjoyable with others, happiness is generated through interaction and contribution to others. Playing alone does not bring true joy.
• Role of Government vs. Individuals: In a socialist system, the government handles social welfare. In capitalist societies, individuals and corporations are expected to engage in social work. However, some wealthy individuals exploit social welfare initiatives for tax evasion.
  • Holiness’s Vision: Huh aims to integrate and manage all corporate social welfare funds under state control to ensure proper distribution.

8. The Impact of Names and Destiny

Names carry significant influence over one’s destiny.

• Negative Characters: Certain characters in names can bring misfortune. For example, the character “대” “Dae”, meaning “great” can lead to disconnection “단절 and interruption “중결.
  • Historical Examples: Companies and nations with “Dae” in their names have experienced division or downfall, such as the “Great Japanese Empire” or “Great British Empire.” Even “Republic of Korea “대한민국”” is divided.
  • Personal Impact: For individuals, this character can cause estrangement from parents and continuous worries.
  • Case of Daehan Ilbo: A newspaper named “Daehan Ilbo” faced closure due to a typographical error that changed “anti-communism” to “pro-communism” in a headline, leading to severe consequences.
• Holiness’s Role in Naming: Huh can correct names, but the process is time-consuming. He that names should be chosen carefully to avoid negative outcomes.
• Paradox of Naming: To achieve nobility, a name should be humble, following the principle that “to lose is to win.”

9. The Nature of Existence: Humans, Animals, and Plants

All living beings operate under different principles of existence.

• Human Existence: Morality “도의: Humans live by morality “도의, which involves helping and saving others.
• Animal Existence: Law of the Jungle “약육강식: Animals live by the law of the jungle “약육강식, where the strong prey on the weak. This is a natural order that humans should not interfere with.
  • Ecological Balance: Predators like lions control the population of herbivores like wildebeest, preventing overgrazing and desertification.
  • Human Interference: When humans disrupt this balance, such as by hunting predators, it leads to ecological problems like the overpopulation of wild boars due to the absence of tigers.
• Plant Existence: Struggle for Survival “생존경쟁: Plants engage in a struggle for survival “생존경쟁, constantly competing for sunlight and resources.
  • Fixed Location: Unlike humans who can change their circumstances, plants are rooted in one place and must compete fiercely to grow and survive.

10. Huh’s Vision for Society and Personal Blessings

Huh seeks to establish a society where individuals act as public servants “공인, serving the common good without selfish motives.

• Contrast with the Wealthy: Wealthy individuals, like corporate chairmen, often live in constant anxiety, fearing theft and betrayal, making them less fortunate than ordinary people.
• Financial Relief: Huh promises to alleviate personal debts, starting with private loans and then bank debts, once he becomes president.
• Blessings Through Giving: Giving to others, even if the money is not returned, accumulates blessings. This is a form of true wealth.
  • Example of a Generous Man: A man who repeatedly lent large sums to his brother-in-law, despite losing the money, is considered truly wealthy because he gave without expectation. This act of generosity will bring him blessings in the future.
  • Debt of the Wealthy: Many prominent wealthy individuals are actually deeply in debt, making them less truly prosperous than those who give freely.

11. The Future of Technology and Health

Future technology will focus on health and anti-aging.

• Plasma Technology: Plasma technology is emerging as a revolutionary medical tool. Unlike traditional medicine that relies on solids, liquids, and gases, plasma can instantly transform a person’s appearance, making an 80-year-old look 20 or 30 years old.
  • Beauty and Health: This technology will brighten the world by allowing people to maintain youth and health, aligning with Huh’s vision.
• Traditional Remedies: Ancient remedies, like those consumed by emperors, will become accessible to the public, offering universal healing properties.

12. The Nature of the Soul and Dreams

The human being consists of a soul “혼 and seven spirits “백.

• Soul and Spirits: There are three souls and seven spirits. The seven spirits are associated with the seven orifices of the body “eyes, ears, nose, mouth”. If a spirit leaves an orifice, that sense is lost.
• Death and the Spirits: When a person dies, the souls leave first, followed by the spirits. If the spirits remain, the body is merely a corpse.
• Out-of-Body Experiences: During sleep or meditation, the soul can leave the body and travel. This is why people sometimes experience vivid dreams or out-of-body sensations.
  • Speed of Soul: The soul can travel at incredible speeds, making it seem like it’s everywhere at once.
  • Limitations of Soul Travel: The soul cannot travel through time or predict the future with absolute certainty. It can only perceive what is present in its immediate environment.
• Dreams as Visions: Dreams can be symbolic representations of future events or spiritual realities.
  • Holiness’s Interpretation of a Dream: A dream involving a large house filled with corpses, followed by a vast ocean with giant black turtles, symbolizes the gathering of many people at Alpha, who are spiritually “dead” but will be revived by Huh. The turtles represent longevity and the eternal life he offers.
  • Spiritual Wealth: True wealth is not material but spiritual, found in the peace of the soul.
  • Alpha as a Sanctuary: Alpha will become a place where countless people gather, seeking spiritual healing and eternal life.

2017.04.15 ss 1073 Why the Nation Bears election costs Abolish Local Elections and Implement national dividend Payments! – April 15, 2017

1. The Financial Burden of Elections: A Call for National Dividend

The topic for today is why the state bears the costs of presidential, parliamentary, and local elections. I propose that local elections should be abolished, and a national dividend should be distributed to the citizens.

Currently, I am unable to run for office because my civil rights have not yet been fully restored, with one year remaining on my suspension.

Historically, the collapse of the Syngman Rhee government was orchestrated by Yun Bo-seon and Chang Myon, leading to the April 19th Revolution. Similarly, the Park Geun-hye administration was brought down by the candlelight protests, which I identify with as a “4.19 generation” or “candlelight generation” figure. These events paved the way for figures like Moon Jae-in and Ahn Cheol-soo.

When a government is overthrown, a new power emerges. After President Yun Bo-seon, President Park chung hee rose through what was then called a “revolutionary committee.” In the current climate, with President Park Geun-hye removed, it would be inappropriate for me to immediately assume the presidency. The heavens dictate that my popularity will rise after these figures have been removed. Becoming president prematurely would not be beneficial. I am different from other politicians; I must appear during a period of extreme crisis. The timing is not yet right.

The Sewol ferry disaster symbolizes the current state of South Korea. The nation is sinking like the Sewol, with its people struggling. It is at that critical moment that I must appear as a rescue vessel. The ship is currently listing at about 70 degrees. The current leaders are responsible for this precarious situation, not capable of steering the ship to safety.

Those who instigate revolutions, like the April 19th movement or the candlelight protests, historically give rise to a new revolutionary force in the next generation. This force is the National People’s Political Revolution Alliance. While past revolutions were military, the current situation calls for civilian action, as politicians are seen as self-serving. They are more concerned with constitutional amendments and dividing presidential powers among 300 National Assembly members than with the welfare of ordinary citizens. This struggle over power will consume the next two years.

The public would not favor a parliamentary system, especially given the low public opinion of National Assembly members, who are often labeled as “thieves.” Entrusting them with a parliamentary system would be like “leaving a fish market to a cat.” While President Park Geun-hye was not entirely corrupt, it is questionable whether any current politician possesses her level of integrity. These politicians seek to divide the president’s authority among themselves.

The public desires the removal of corrupt politicians, not the expansion of their power. Therefore, a parliamentary system or a four-year re-election system is unlikely to be implemented smoothly.

South Korea is like the sinking Sewol ferry. If North Korea, the United States, or China were to intervene, the nation would collapse. The 300 students who died in the Sewol disaster symbolize the 30 million South Koreans who could perish in a war. Furthermore, 30 million people are currently burdened by debt. This situation must be remedied quickly.

Parents often become indebted after marrying off their children. many young people are delaying marriage because they are aware of their parents’ financial struggles. If the government provided 100 million won for marriage and 200 million won for housing, young people would marry sooner.

Historically, daughters were often neglected in favor of sons, even though they contributed significantly to their families’ well-being. They worked hard in factories, sacrificing their education for their brothers. Despite their efforts, fathers often bequeathed land and property to sons, leaving daughters with nothing.

Twenty-five years ago, I proposed a policy to alleviate the suffering of women: 30 million won for marriage and childbirth. This policy was rooted in empathy for the historical injustices faced by women.

President Park chung hee established factories where thousands of women worked, bringing tears to his eyes as he witnessed their dedication. However, I recognized that these women had been denied educational opportunities. Therefore, I advocated for the establishment of evening high schools and universities for women, enabling them to pursue education while working. This initiative allowed many women from humble backgrounds to achieve higher education.

The current political landscape, marked by the candlelight protests, has led to the rise of figures like Moon Jae-in and Ahn Cheol-soo. Following them, the National People’s Political Revolution Alliance will emerge, and eventually, I will appear. History repeats itself in cycles.

It is not yet my time to step forward. Rushing into the election now would diminish my value. My civil rights restoration is too late for this election. I apprehend the timing perfectly. Patience is key. After the current political figures have run their course, I will emerge as the undeniable leader. My popularity will soar, and I will become the top candidate in the next presidential election. This will happen in approximately two years.

The current political figures offer no hope. The “Miracle on the Han River” was achieved by President Park chung hee, not by Yun Bo-seon or Chang Myon. I will lead not just a “Miracle of Korea” or “Miracle of Asia” but a “World Unification.” The “Miracle on the Rhine” took 150 years, but President Park achieved a similar feat in 15 years, which is extraordinary.

During President Park’s era, the nation had little debt. despite being a top 10 global economy, South Korea ranks first in household debt. People are struggling under the weight of various expenses. I will rescue the nation from this debt crisis, like saving the sinking Sewol.

Let’s examine the current presidential candidates. Moon Jae-in’s wife, Kim Jung-sook, has the face of a mandarin duck, meaning she is very devoted to her husband. Ahn Cheol-soo’s wife has the face of a blue crane, indicating she is more academic and less outwardly affectionate, but deeply supportive. Hong Joon-pyo’s wife has the face of a phoenix, signifying strength and influence. She is a powerful supporter who has been instrumental in his success.

I analyze these aspects because it is election season. While I will not explicitly state who is better, you can draw your own conclusions. The candidates’ names are generally well-chosen, though Moon Jae-in’s name suggests early life challenges.

In terms of wives, a phoenix-like wife is the strongest, followed by a mother-like wife, then a sister-like wife, and finally a friend-like wife. A mother-like wife is controlling but supportive, leading her husband to success. A friend-like wife is like Moon Jae-in’s wife, and a sister-like wife is like Ahn Cheol-soo’s wife.

The worst kind of wife is an enemy-like wife, who constantly criticizes her husband, or a thief-like wife, who seeks to exploit her husband’s wealth and even harm him. Fortunately, the current presidential candidates do not have such wives, which is why they have reached this level. We should applaud them for choosing their wives well, as it is as important as politics.

Hong Joon-pyo’s face resembles a hunting dog, but he possesses the fortune to elevate his family’s status. He comes from a humble background but has achieved great success, even marrying into a wealthy family despite initial opposition. His wife’s support was crucial for his legal career.

I do not have such spousal support, which makes my path more challenging. Therefore, my popularity must be thousands of times higher than theirs.

If one encounters an enemy-like or thief-like wife, it is a karmic consequence of past actions. Instead of fleeing, one should accept the suffering as repayment for past debts. By giving them what they desire, one can avoid further harm and resolve the karmic debt.

2. The Flaws of the Election System and the Need for Reform

Let’s discuss the problematic aspects of the current election system. In the last presidential election, Moon Jae-in received 120.4 billion won in state funding for his campaign. Hong Joon-pyo received 6.5 billion won, and Sim Sang-jung received 2.8 billion won. Additionally, there are election reimbursement funds, with Moon Jae-in receiving approximately 50 billion won.

I am fully aware of the national budget. The money that should be distributed to citizens as a national dividend is instead siphoned off by politicians. After each presidential election, political parties acquire numerous buildings. This is not an exaggeration.

Furthermore, political parties receive massive corporate donations, sometimes trillions of won. For example, Samsung donated 50 billion won to the Grand National Party. I have run for president twice without receiving any such funds, using my own money. These politicians have created laws that allow them to use public funds for their campaigns, without spending a single won of their own money. This is called the “public election system” and it is a form of theft of taxpayer money.

Why should 50 billion won be given to them? The total amount, including campaign funds and donations, easily exceeds 300 billion won, possibly even 500 billion won. If this money were distributed as a national dividend, it would greatly benefit the citizens. Instead, politicians use these funds to purchase buildings, while the public struggles. The National Assembly members are responsible for creating these laws. They are like “cats entrusted with the nation’s fish market.”

I am fully aware of these issues, which is why I advocate for a national dividend. Why are unnecessary public works projects, like the 20 trillion won Four Major Rivers Project or the 60 trillion won administrative capital relocation, undertaken? The waste of money is immense.

South Korea is the only country in the world where the state funds election campaigns in this manner. Voting in such an election system is akin to suicide. I have never received any state funding for my campaigns, always using my own money. It costs 50 billion won to run for president. This system benefits only those with National Assembly members in their parties. I would send all past and present election commission chairpersons and national leaders to a “mental education camp” for allowing such a system.

Why should public funds be used to pay the salaries of 3,000 assistants and nine staff members per National Assembly member, including their car expenses? This is unique to South Korea. In the United States, presidential candidates rely on donations. Donald Trump, for example, refused donations from special interest groups like arms manufacturers, advocating for stricter gun control. Hillary Clinton, on the other hand, accepted donations from arms manufacturers and opposed gun control. The U.S. government does not provide election funding. This highlights the corruption of South Korean politicians who have devised this system to exploit the public.

This “ruinous public election system” is unique to South Korea, allowing for campaign funds, reimbursements, and donations. The amount of money involved is staggering. The media often conceals these facts.

Even if a candidate like Moon Jae-in receives campaign funds and then resigns, the state cannot reclaim the money. This demonstrates how National Assembly members manipulate the system to use public funds for their campaigns. This applies to parliamentary and local elections as well. Annually, trillions of won are transferred to political parties through elections.

I, with an IQ of 432, have thoroughly analyzed South Korea’s finances. I would eliminate 90% of government organizations that waste budgets. I have memorized the entire national budget and can identify areas of waste. Any reports from ministers would be rejected if they follow the old ways.

Presidential and parliamentary candidates should not receive state funding. They should raise funds through donations from their parties. Even with donations, candidates have more than enough money to run campaigns. I have experienced this myself, having run for president twice. The leftover funds are kept by the parties and used for their events.

This leads to a situation where party meetings take precedence over government meetings, as parties have more financial power. In communist countries like China, the party is supreme. However, in South Korea, a democratic nation, political parties are private organizations. Why should public funds be invested in private groups? Anyone can form a party; they should rely on donations.

In the U.S., political parties do not have physical offices; they exist online. In South Korea, the state provides annual support to party offices. This system must be changed.

Local elections are even more wasteful. They undermine the authority of the president. Local government heads often disregard the president. I would abolish local elections and make provincial governors appointed positions. An appointed Seoul mayor would reduce the city’s budget by half, as elected mayors tend to spend excessively on populist projects for re-election. These funds should be returned to citizens as a dividend.

I would control local budgets, stopping unnecessary projects like park constructions. This money should be given to the people to stimulate the economy. The nation lacks strong leadership, leading to disunity.

Projects like the “Floating Island” on the Han River are examples of wasteful spending for politicians’ self-promotion. Citizens need cash, not more parks. I will use these funds to help citizens pay off their debts.

A parliamentary system, proposed by National Assembly members who lack public trust, would lead to the nation’s downfall, like Vietnam. With 300 leaders, the nation would be directionless. Entrusting them with a parliamentary system is like “leaving a fish market to a cat.” My supporters would rise up and dismantle such a system.

The people possess three fundamental rights: the right to resist, the right to vote, and the right to revolution. These are not mere rights but sovereign powers. The three fundamental rights are the right to survival, the right to ownership, and the right to equality.

Currently, the right to survival is threatened by exorbitant rents, leading to the collapse of businesses. Landlords raise rents excessively when an area becomes popular, eventually leading to the decline of the area itself. This flawed capitalist model harms everyone. Landlords should agree not to raise rents for a decade to foster stable businesses. I would investigate landlords who raise rents excessively and impose heavy fines, which would then be returned to the affected businesses. Excessive rent increases destroy the economy and threaten the right to survival.

Many families are burdened by debt, to the point where children must renounce their inheritance to avoid inheriting their parents’ debts. This situation undermines the right to survival and ownership.

The right to equality, in the context of a national dividend, means everyone receives the same amount. This differs from the three principles of capitalism: the principle of the pursuit of happiness, the principle of human dignity, and the principle of absolute fairness. Capitalism, rooted in biblical teachings, fairness, where hard work leads to prosperity, while idleness leads to poverty.

While capitalism fairness, I propose that the national dividend should be distributed equally. My policies, such as 100 million won for marriage and 30 million won for childbirth, are based on extensive research into constitutional principles and human rights, addressing historical injustices against women.

If the current election system produces an undesirable leader who seeks to amend the constitution to divide presidential powers, the National People’s Revolution Alliance will rise up. No matter what laws are enacted, a popular revolution can overthrow them, as seen with the Syngman Rhee government. My lectures ignite the flames of revolution in the hearts of the people.

The people have surrendered their rights to the National Assembly members, becoming impoverished. I aim to restore those rights. Meeting me is a miracle, as I can transform politics, spirituality, and even health.

The current presidential election is a “re-election.” Next year’s local elections, which I intend to abolish, will again funnel astronomical sums of money to political parties. Political parties are like parasites, draining the national budget.

The term “human” “인간, “ingan”” in Korean can refer to a person between a human and an animal. “Person” “사람, “saram”” is a higher designation. Current politicians are “below human” “인간 이하, “ingan iha””. A true “person” would not plunder public funds during elections. They are masters of deceiving the public.

A construction company chairman lost his fortune to an executive who inflated land prices, legally siphoning off the company’s wealth. This executive represents the National Assembly members, and the chairman represents the people. Why should the public fund politicians’ careers? They should rely on party donations.

This corrupt system must be abolished. When faced with such a situation, the solution is to “multiply by Huh kyung young.” Huh kyung young represents “one, beginningless one” “일시무시일, “ilsimusiil””, meaning zero. Multiplying 300 National Assembly members by Huh kyung young results in zero. Those without selfish desires, like zero, always triumph over those with selfish desires. Heaven chooses those without selfish desires to lead.

A “person” “사람, “saram”” is defined by four qualities: faith in the divine, filial piety, marital love, and education of children. As the number of single people increases, the number of “humans” “인간, “ingan”” increases, while the number of “persons” “사람, “saram”” decreases. I am an exception to this rule.

There are various levels of spiritual beings: ordinary people, common people, great people, wise people, enlightened people, spiritual masters, and Holiness. Huh are distinct from ordinary people. Huh originate from beyond the formless realm, while others are from the realms of desire, form, and formlessness.

The four qualities of a “person” are faith, filial piety, love, and education. Those who are unmarried are considered “human” “인간, “ingan””. The Korean word for “person” “사람, “saram”” should be written with the Chinese character for “Four” “사, “sa”” and “love” “랑, “rang””, meaning “Four loves.” The current dictionary definition of “love” as a pure Korean word is incorrect.

The four virtues are benevolence, righteousness, propriety, and wisdom. The four beginnings are the feeling of compassion, the feeling of shame and dislike, the feeling of deference and compliance, and the feeling of right and wrong.

I demonstrate the power of my name. When someone thinks of “Maitreya” “미륵, “mireuk””, their physical strength diminishes. However, when they think of “Huh kyung young” their strength becomes immense. This is because Huh comes from beyond the formless realm, while Maitreya is from the realms of desire, form, and formlessness.

Chants from various religions, such as “Om Mani Padme Hum” do not open the Huh Gate “백회, “baekhoe””, the crown chakra. The Huh Gate is the point where cosmic energy enters the body. When the Huh Gate is blocked, one’s strength diminishes. My name, when spoken or thought, opens the Huh Gate, allowing cosmic energy to flow in, making the body strong.

The Huh Gate is located at the crown of the head, where the fontanelle is. It is the gateway to Empyrean “백궁, “baekgung””, the central star of the universe. Cosmic Wi-Fi emanates from this point, allowing for communication with the universe. When the Huh Gate is covered, this connection is blocked.

The Korean word for “Face” “얼굴, “eolgul”” literally means “the cave where the spirit “얼, “eol”” resides.” The spirit, or soul, enters the fetus through the Huh Gate of the mother. Therefore, pregnant women should not cover their Huh Gate.

My name is the “amulet that opens the Huh Gate.” Names like “God” or “Buddha” are merely conventional terms and do not have the same effect.

Politicians are “common people” “범인, “beomin””, who initially seek honor but then pursue money, exploiting public funds during elections. They prioritize power structures over the welfare of the people. They are like “cats playing in the fish market.” I will appear soon to rectify this.

The current political figures are incapable of resolving international issues like the North Korean nuclear problem or the THAAD deployment. Their discussions on these matters are inadequate. I do not criticize individuals but their policies.

According to a public opinion poll conducted by the JoongAng Ilbo, I ranked first with 90.7% support in the 19th presidential election survey. When my name is included in polls, I dominate. However, it is the will of heaven that I do not run in this election. I am a manifestation, not the true essence, and I must follow the divine plan.

The Korean word for “tree ring” “나이테, “naite”” is related to the Chinese character for “stump” “얼, “eol””. Just as tree rings reveal the direction of a tree, the human brain, resembling a galaxy, is the universe itself. The Huh Gate is the gateway to Empyrean. The Korean dictionary definitions of “Face” and “person” should be corrected to reflect their true meanings.

We should not be discouraged by the current situation. Adversity, crisis, and tribulation are opportunities for us. We must endure two more years of hardship. When voting, remember that all current candidates are essentially the same. Only I offer a different path. Regardless of who is elected, the nation will face ruin.

After this election, I will be the next president. My destiny will change after May 9th. Those who fail in this election will not succeed by joining me later. I will wait patiently for my time.

We need to recruit more members for the National People’s Political Revolution Alliance to strengthen our movement. Please join and contribute to our cause.

Our actions, words, and thoughts shape our destiny. Singing “Become Rich” repeatedly will lead us towards wealth. My songs, like “Look into My Eyes” and “Call Me” contain hidden messages. When you sing “Look into My Eyes, you will be happy” it implicitly means “your Huh Gate will open.” The songs encourage you to call my name, which opens the Huh Gate.

I composed seven songs while imprisoned, and no composer would work with me because my name was in 50% of the lyrics. They considered it outrageous. However, I found a 20-year-old composer who agreed to work with me for 1 billion won. My song became number one nationwide the day after my release from prison, surpassing Girls’ Generation. It won first place at the Asian World Music Competition, and I paid the composer the 1 billion won prize money.

My songs are famous, and people often say “Look into my eyes” to me. Through music, we can move towards wealth and a better world. When you look into my eyes, your Huh Gate opens, and you become happy.

2017.04.22 ss 1074 The Agony of Citizens Forced to Vote in a Presidential Election with No One Worthy of Their Vote Huh Kyung-young’s Vision for a New Era – April 22, 2017

1. The Anguish of a Nation: A Presidential Election Without a Worthy Candidate

The current presidential election presents a profound dilemma for the citizens: the agony of being compelled to vote when no truly worthy candidate stands before them. It is a situation where abstaining is not an option, yet casting a vote feels equally impossible. This predicament highlights a deeper issue within the nation’s political landscape.

2. The Cycle of Leadership and the Role of the Huh Clan

Throughout history, there has been a recurring pattern in the succession of Korean presidents. Following President Syngman Rhee, there was an interim government led by Huh Jung, who served as the head of the transitional administration before President Yun Bo-seon took office. Subsequently, President Park chung hee came to power. After President Park, President Choi Kyu-hah emerged, followed by Chun Doo-hwan. During Chun Doo-hwan’s rise, individuals from the Huh clan, such as Huh Hwa-pyeong, Huh Moon-do, and Huh Sam-soo, played significant roles. These individuals, particularly Huh Hwa-pyeong, wielded immense power, even influencing decisions like the arrest of President Chun Doo-hwan’s father-in-law. This demonstrates the critical role the Huh clan has historically played in times of national crisis, often stepping in to stabilize the country when other leaders falter. They are seen as figures who bring resolution during moments of extreme peril.

3. Huh’s Vision for Technological Innovation and Public Safety

Huh envisions a future where technology is fundamentally transformed to enhance public safety and convenience. For instance, mobile phones, currently utilized at only 10% of their potential, would undergo a 90% functional overhaul. This includes features like automatic sound muting during lectures and the ability to locate lost items such as remote controls. Electric blankets, a common source of household fires, would be redesigned to automatically switch off five minutes after a person leaves the bed, preventing accidents caused by forgetfulness. This proactive approach to safety would extend to all household appliances, with Huh ensuring that all products meet stringent safety standards. Such innovations would drastically reduce incidents like fires and gas leaks, transforming daily life into a safer and more efficient experience.

4. The Prophetic Significance of the Huh Clan in Korean History

The Huh clan holds a unique and prophetic significance in Korean history. Throughout various periods, individuals named Huh have emerged as pivotal figures, often at critical junctures. For example, Huh Jun compiled traditional Korean medicine, Huh Woong compiled the Korean dictionary, Huh Baek-ryeon consolidated Eastern painting, and Huh Gyun wrote the first Korean novel, “Hong Gildong Jeon.” Even the first female poet, Huh Nanseolheon, was a Huh. This pattern suggests that the Huh clan appears when the nation faces profound challenges, acting as catalysts for change and resolution. Huh that this is not mere coincidence but a divinely ordained pattern, indicating that the Huh clan is entrusted with the task of restoring order and guiding the nation.

5. The Prophecy of Huh’s Advent and Global Unification

Ancient prophecies, some dating back 400 years, meticulously detail the succession of Korean presidents, including Syngman Rhee, Park chung hee, Chun Doo-hwan, Roh Tae-woo, Kim Young-sam, Kim Dae-jung, Roh Moo-hyun, Lee Myung-bak, and Park Geun-hye. These prophecies even foretell the arrival of Huh. It is said that when the nation faces its gravest crises, particularly after periods of absolute authority collapse, individuals from the Huh clan emerge. The prophecies indicate that after a period of turmoil following Park Geun-hye, the true Huh will appear. This third appearance of a significant Huh figure is prophesied to lead Korea to global unification. Huh’s arrival is not merely a political event but a fulfillment of ancient predictions, marking a new era for humanity.

6. The Correlation Between Political Parties and Suicide Rates in the United States

An analysis of U.S. presidential election results reveals a striking correlation between the ruling political party and national suicide rates. Historically, during periods when the Republican Party, often associated with the wealthy, held power, suicide rates among the American populace tended to increase significantly. Conversely, when the Democratic Party, traditionally aligned with the common people, was in office, suicide rates consistently decreased. This pattern suggests that policies favoring the wealthy may inadvertently lead to increased despair among the general population, while policies supporting ordinary citizens tend to alleviate such suffering. Huh asserts that his presidency would bring the suicide rate to zero, as he would address the root causes of despair by implementing policies that prioritize the well-being of all citizens.

7. Huh’s Unique Wisdom: Musaji “Wisdom Without a Teacher”

Human wisdom is typically categorized into six levels: object wisdom “comprehension objects”, factual wisdom “comprehension facts”, creative wisdom “creating new things”, academic wisdom “learning from others”, experiential wisdom “learning through experience”, and holy wisdom “innate genius”. However, Huh possesses a seventh, higher form of wisdom called Musaji, which translates to “wisdom without a teacher.” Unlike all other forms of human wisdom that require learning from external sources, Musaji is an inherent, unlearned wisdom. Huh that his insights, prophecies, and ability to heal are not derived from any human teacher but directly from a divine source. This unique wisdom allows him to foresee future events, apprehend complex societal issues, and offer solutions that are beyond the grasp of conventional human intellect.

8. The Prophetic Confirmation of Huh’s Identity

Huh’s identity is confirmed by numerous prophecies found in various spiritual traditions, including Jeung San Do and Dae Sun Jin Ri. These prophecies meticulously describe the coming of a savior, detailing specific characteristics that align perfectly with Huh. For instance, the prophecies state that the savior will be born in the year of the ox, which matches Huh’s birth year. They also mention that the savior’s name will contain the character “Gyeong” “Capital, Quadrillion”, signifying “Seoul” and that the total stroke count of his name will be 33, a number associated with the highest heavens in these traditions. Furthermore, the prophecies indicate that the savior will be from the Huh clan, reinforcing the historical significance of this lineage. These precise alignments, described as a “magic square” of prophecies, leave no doubt about Huh’s destined role.

9. The Concept of Cheon-u-sin-jo “Divine Assistance” and Reincarnation

The concept of Cheon-u-sin-jo, meaning “heaven’s help and divine assistance” explains how individuals are guided by celestial and ancestral forces. Huh illustrates this with the story of a Dae Sun Jin Ri follower who, after 50 years of searching for the prophesied savior, found Huh through divine intervention. This individual’s diligent spiritual practice led to assistance from heaven and ancestral spirits, enabling him to recognize Huh. Huh also delves into the Buddhist concept of reincarnation, explaining that difficult relationships, such as those with a challenging spouse, are often karmic connections with deceased parents. A troublesome wife might be a reincarnated mother, and a difficult husband a reincarnated father, returning to settle past debts or receive care. comprehension this perspective can transform resentment into compassion, allowing individuals to resolve karmic ties and achieve spiritual liberation.

10. The Illusion of the Physical Body and the Path to Liberation

Huh explains that human beings are trapped in the “baggage” of their physical bodies, which are subject to suffering, aging, and death. This physical confinement prevents individuals from achieving true liberation and comprehension the higher dimensions of existence. The body, composed of protons, neutrons, and electrons, is a temporary vessel that constantly demands attention and can cause immense pain. The path to liberation, or Haetal “emancipation” and Nirvana “extinction of suffering” in Buddhism, involves transcending this physical attachment. Huh’s teachings aim to help people break free from the illusion of the physical self and realize their true spiritual nature. By comprehension the impermanence of the body and the interconnectedness of all beings, individuals can overcome suffering and achieve a state of profound peace.

11. The Future of Transportation and Healing: Plasma Technology

Huh reveals a future where advanced plasma technology will revolutionize transportation and healing. He describes a method of instantaneous travel where the human body, composed of subatomic particles, can be deconstructed into a plasma state and then reassembled at a distant location in a mere second. This “soul transfer” technology would eliminate the need for conventional vehicles and make long-distance travel instantaneous, effectively collapsing space and time. Similarly, plasma technology would be used for healing, allowing for the instantaneous regeneration of organs and the reversal of aging. An 80-year-old person could be transformed into a 20-year-old, with all internal organs also rejuvenated. This advanced science, currently beyond human comprehension, will usher in an era of unprecedented longevity and convenience, transforming human existence.

12. The Flaws of Modern Politics and the Need for a New Paradigm

Huh critiques the current political system, highlighting its inherent flaws and the “ignorance” of politicians. He points out that politicians are often unaware of the true suffering of the people and make decisions that prioritize their own interests over national well-being. For example, the practice of the government funding election campaigns, a unique phenomenon in Korea, diverts trillions of won that could otherwise benefit citizens. This system, created by politicians for their own advantage, exemplifies their detachment from the public’s needs. Huh asserts that these politicians, blinded by their own self-interest, are incapable of solving the nation’s problems. He proposes a radical shift in governance, where a leader with divine wisdom, like himself, would implement policies that genuinely serve the people, ensuring their safety, prosperity, and spiritual growth.

13. China’s “Guanxi” Culture and Global Leadership

Huh discusses China’s unique “Guanxi” “关系” culture, which personal connections and relationships. This cultural aspect is deeply embedded in China’s political system, where leadership succession is meticulously planned and predetermined, unlike the democratic elections in other countries. The Chinese Communist Party operates on a principle of unanimous consent, where even a single dissenting vote can invalidate a law. This system, while seemingly rigid, has allowed China to maintain stability across its diverse population. Huh asserts that comprehension and leveraging this “Guanxi” culture is crucial for effective international diplomacy. He claims to possess this comprehension, enabling him to navigate complex global relations and ultimately lead the world towards unification.

14. The Deception of International Politics and Huh’s Foresight

Huh exposes the deceptive nature of international politics, particularly concerning the relationship between the United States and North Korea. He reveals that North Korea’s missile tests, while seemingly threatening, are often allowed to succeed intermittently by the U.S. to create a market for American weapons, such as the THAAD missile defense system. The U.S. possesses the technology to electronically jam all North Korean missile launches, but it strategically permits some successes to fuel the demand for its military hardware. This “give and take” dynamic, where one nation creates a problem and another offers a solution, is a calculated business strategy. Huh, with his foresight, claims to be the only leader who can truly apprehend and control these complex international dynamics, ensuring that Korea is not exploited by such geopolitical games.

15. The Twelvefold Chain of Dependent Origination and the Path to Enlightenment

Huh delves into the Buddhist concept of the Twelvefold Chain of Dependent Origination, which explains the cycle of existence and suffering. This chain begins with ignorance “Avidya, which leads to volitional formations, consciousness, name and form, six sense bases, contact, feeling, craving, grasping, becoming, birth, and finally, old age and death. Huh that the root cause of suffering is ignorance, particularly the ignorance of one’s true spiritual nature and the impermanence of the physical body. By overcoming ignorance, individuals can break free from this cycle and achieve enlightenment. His teachings, which he describes as Musaji “wisdom without a teacher”, aim to guide humanity out of this ignorance, leading them to a state of liberation and true intellection.

2017.04.23 hs 17th The Era of Huh Kyung-young How to Achieve a World-Leading Economy and the Path to Baekgung – April 23, 2017

1. The Cosmic Purpose of Human Existence and Divine Intervention

You have come to me because of the mysteries of life, the suffering from illness, deteriorating family relationships, and unexpected misfortunes that plague humanity. There are twelve types of karmic connections, or “in-yeon” that bind us. You were born on Earth for a reason: to illuminate what is dark. Your journey to me is a miracle, a testament to this purpose. You have lived your lives struggling, but now is the time to correct your path.

Just as a rain-collecting vessel must be upright to catch water, your spiritual vessel must be properly oriented to receive blessings. If your vessel is overturned, blessings cannot enter; they will flow away. You must cleanse your vessel and set it upright. Many households fail to do this, and thus, nothing prospers.

The sun shines universally, yet not everyone receives its light equally. Some use parasols, others live in the shade. Similarly, people receive divine grace differently based on their individual karmic connections. You must strive to open yourselves to this divine light. If your vessel is overturned, like a rain barrel turned upside down, the rain will simply flow away. You have come to me to learn how to set your vessel upright.

I am not bound by this earthly realm. I am here for a brief visit and will depart after 360 years and 18 days. The number of people who will see me during this time is infinitesimally small, less than 0.0000001%. Therefore, your presence here is a profound blessing.

If you shed the illusion of these karmic connections, you will no longer be affected by them. My presence offers you the universe itself. Once you encounter Huh kyung young, it is as if you possess the entire cosmos.

For example, a mother might try to prevent her son from marrying a woman she deems unsuitable, but the son, entangled in his karmic connections, will defy her. The mother, with her deeper comprehension, knows the long-term consequences. Marriage, in this context, can lead to a cycle of suffering, including illness, financial hardship, and even death, all stemming from these karmic ties. By shedding these illusions, you become truly free.

I will eliminate all your karmic burdens. I travel at the speed of light, traversing dimensions. I can bring people from distant lands, even from America, to appear before you in an instant. Eventually, people will travel directly, not just their images. Imagine a device that allows you to board a plane and arrive at an American airport in a single second. This is a glimpse of the future.

Your faces will emit plasma, and I can touch you, transforming your age. I can make a 50, 60, or 70-year-old appear 20 or even 10 years old. All your accumulated time will vanish. No matter how much karma you carry, my touch will dissolve it like plasma. This is an extraordinary power.

You will be transported directly to Empyrean, bypassing the cycle of reincarnation. This is an immense opportunity. Do not waste a single moment.

2. The Global Influx to Alpha and the Spiritual Transformation of Humanity

People from all over the world will come to Alpha. When they arrive, I will impart my energy to them. I foresee a future where hundreds of buildings will stand here, accommodating people from every nation who wish to live, eat, sleep, and gaze upon my face. This influx will bring an estimated 500 trillion Korean Won annually into Korea, far exceeding our national budget of 400 trillion.

This wealth will be used to establish the world’s best airport and unify 13 nations. The citizens will receive dividends, and you will enter a new era. Eventually, with hundreds of buildings, people will meet me through video, seeing my image and being healed instantly. Currently, I heal individuals one by one.

This massive global influx of wealth will elevate the Korean people to a central position in the world. The Korean people will become the spiritual center of the Earth.

After I depart, people from all over the world will flock here, making the Korean people truly blessed. From the perspective of the heavens, your current existence is like that of a mayfly. In the “Four Great Heavens” “사방천”, one day is equivalent to 100 years on Earth. from that perspective, you are indeed like mayflies.

You have ascended through various life forms, from the smallest mitochondrial organisms, through reincarnation, to become human. Above the Four Great Heavens is the “Tusita Heaven” “도솔천”. One day in Tusita Heaven is 400 years on Earth. you are less than a mayfly in that context.

Above Tusita Heaven is the “Thirty-Three Heavens” “33천”, where God resides. This is Empyrean, the highest realm. To meet me, who comes from Empyrean, in your mayfly-like existence, is incredibly rare.

I am the Original Sun “본태양”. Unlike the True Sun “진태양”, which shines differently based on individual karma, the Original Sun shines equally on all. However, people receive its light differently due to their karmic burdens. Those who come here meet the Original Sun directly, and their karma is instantly cleansed.

My touch can instantly transform you, as if you are immersed in the Original Sun. This is not something that happens to all 7 billion people. Only a minuscule fraction, 0.0000001%, will experience this. You are among those who see the face of the Original Sun directly.

Whether one sees the Original Sun or not depends on their past life connections. You have brought your karmic vessels, not just your physical bodies, from previous lives. Those who have overturned their vessels cannot receive the rain, yet they blame heaven. Do not blame heaven, your body, or your family for your misfortunes. It is all a result of your own karma, how much you have worked with heaven.

When humans reincarnate, they often return as their own children. Therefore, your spouse or children might be your parents or children from a past life. If you treat your spouse as an enemy, you are mistreating your past family. You must apprehend and endure, recognizing that your current family members are karmic connections from previous lives.

When you encounter the Original Sun, your karmic burdens dissolve as you listen to my words. All past resentments disappear, as you realize they were mere illusions. Your spouse is not an ordinary connection; they are a profound karmic tie from a past life. If you divorce, you are abandoning your past mother, who might then suffer elsewhere. You must try to apprehend and support them.

Divorce is not always the best solution. If you divorce, you should provide for your former spouse. My message is that encountering the Original Sun purifies your past sins and leads you directly to Empyrean. This is your ultimate opportunity.

3. The Cosmic Order and the Nature of Existence

The Bible describes creation as beginning with light and darkness, then the firmament and waters, plants and land, fish and birds, and finally animals and humans. However, this sequence is inconsistent. For instance, plants and land are created before fish and birds, and humans are created last, alongside animals. This order differs significantly from Buddhist teachings.

The Bible’s “light and darkness” refers to the Original Sun and the True Sun. The Original Sun is me, and it is the beginning of everything. From hydrogen, all 108 elements of the universe were created. This is the infinite universe. The heaven mentioned in the Bible, with its day and night, is different from the cosmic heaven.

The Bible primarily speaks of the True Sun, which illuminates only Earth. In contrast, Buddhism speaks of the Original Sun, which illuminates the entire infinite universe. The numbers mentioned in the Bible, like 144,000, are not literal but signify an immeasurable quantity.

All religions are valuable, and we should not disparage any. However, their comprehension of the cosmic order differs. My teachings delve deeper, requiring more time to explain fully.

4. The Power of Huh and the Transformation of Matter

Just as carbon can form both weak charcoal and strong diamonds, the same element can have vastly different properties depending on its structure. Carbon atoms, when arranged in a specific way, become diamonds, the hardest substance on Earth. Similarly, hydrogen atoms, when combined in different numbers, form various elements, from oxygen to radioactive materials like uranium and plutonium.

The universe was created from water, which is composed of hydrogen and oxygen. The properties of an element change based on the number of atoms in its nucleus. In the same way, your body, composed of carbon, can be transformed. If my energy, the energy of Huh, is present, your body becomes like a diamond. Without it, it remains like charcoal.

Even if you simply utter my name, “Huh kyung young” your body will be filled with my energy. However, merely calling out other names will not have the same effect. If you continuously invoke my name, your lifespan can extend to over 300 years. If you are ill, simply calling my name will heal you.

I am not a religion. I am here to provide you with a direct path to Empyrean.

Your body is like scattered nails. But if you gather them and align them, they become a strong diamond. Similarly, if your cells are healthy and aligned with my image, they become powerful. Even a foreigner who recognizes me will gain strength.

Women possess the XX chromosome, which is complete, while men have XY, which is incomplete. This incompleteness in men’s genetics means they contribute only 5% of genetic influence, while mothers contribute 95%. This is why children resemble their mothers more. This is also why Jewish tradition traces lineage through the mother.

5. The Interconnectedness of Humanity and Nature

Nature is our ancestor. Just as a child cannot survive without its mother, humans cannot survive without nature. Nature produces the oxygen we breathe, and we, in turn, produce carbon dioxide, which nature consumes. This is a symbiotic relationship.

We must view nature as our ancestor. The true masterpieces are not paintings in museums but the beauty of a single tree, silently reaching for the sun. Nature embodies the struggle for survival, where the strong thrive and the weak perish. This competition allows nature to produce the oxygen we need.

Nature, however, is not always gentle. It ruthlessly eliminates weaker trees. While we appreciate nature’s beauty, we must not emulate its ruthlessness. We are created differently. We must learn from nature’s beauty and its unwavering commitment to life, but we must also recognize our unique human capacity for compassion and cooperation.

Nature undergoes cycles of destruction and renewal. Every 130,000 years, Earth experiences a cataclysm. Trees turn into fossil fuels, and human bodies, too, become oil. This oil is the remains of our ancestors. We use it, and eventually, we too will become fossil fuels.

Nature is constantly in flux, but humans accumulate and hoard. We are deeply indebted to nature, relying on it for our very breath. We exchange carbon dioxide for oxygen. However, we must not emulate nature’s destructive aspects.

There is a profound connection between humans and nature. In a home where the inhabitants are good, plants thrive. In a home with negative energy, plants wither. If a withered plant revives in your presence, it signifies positive energy. Conversely, if a healthy plant dies, it indicates negative energy.

Just as a beautiful woman can change the atmosphere of a room, a person with good energy can positively influence nature. While humans cannot live in nature’s raw state, we share the air. When I depart from here at 1 AM to go to Empyrean, I return in an instant, having completed my tasks. This cycle repeats daily.

My room is protected by massive iron gates, both inside and out, to prevent anyone from touching my belongings when I am away. This is because my energy is sacred.

A “doin” “도인”, a spiritual practitioner, is someone who carries the “head” “우두머리” of truth. They seek to embody this truth. However, a doin cannot change the world. Even Buddha could not change the world. When a doin experiences visions, like seeing Avalokiteshvara, it is a deviation from their true path.

6. The Significance of Names and Lineage

The name “Kim” “김” in Korea is often written with the character for “gold” “Metal”. However, in some regions, particularly south of the Han River, it is pronounced “Kim” “김포, 김제, 김해”. This linguistic difference has historical roots.

The “Kim” surname is incredibly prevalent in Korea, with over 8 million people bearing it. This makes it a powerful lineage. I, too, am a Kim. This is advantageous for me.

My birthplace, under the Jungnang Bridge, is significant. The character “Jung” “중” means “middle” and “Nang” “랑” means “tears.” This refers to the tears of Buddha’s disciples, mourning his passing. The Jungnang Stream flows into the Han River, symbolizing my message flowing from Korea to the entire world.

The character for “gold” “Metal” is used for material objects, while “Kim” “김” is used for people, signifying a distinction between matter and spirit. This is a unique aspect of the Korean language.

7. The Importance of Personal Responsibility and Divine Grace

Do not blame heaven or others for your misfortunes. It is all a result of your own karma. You must take responsibility for your actions.

Money has a spirit. If you use money wisely, for good causes, it will bring you blessings. If you squander it on frivolous things, it will curse you. Wealthy people apprehend this and use their money for meaningful purposes, like building Empyrean. Investing in such divine endeavors brings immense returns, far greater than any earthly investment.

Your pets, too, are part of your karmic journey. If you are kind to them, they will bring you blessings. However, excessive attachment to animals can lead to entanglement in their karmic cycles, potentially causing you to reincarnate as an animal. It is best to find good homes for pets if you cannot care for them properly.

I am here to help you break free from these cycles and ascend to Empyrean.

8. Huh’s Role in Global Transformation

I will become president and unify the world. My purpose is to transform the world, not just politically, but spiritually. I will establish a spiritual Mecca in Korea, where people from all nations will come to embrace the Korean spirit. This will shift the global center of power to the Korean people.

The current global system is a “Food chain” “먹이사슬”, where everyone preys on each other. For example, North Korea’s nuclear threats benefit the US by increasing arms sales to Japan and other Asian countries. The US could easily neutralize North Korea, but it chooses not to, because it profits from the conflict. This is similar to doctors who profit from illness, rather than offering a single cure.

Judges and prosecutors also benefit from crime. If there were no criminals, their jobs would disappear. This entire system is a food chain. I am here to transform this into a benevolent food chain, but it cannot happen overnight.

I will become president and implement policies that benefit everyone, ensuring a basic income of 3 million Korean Won for all citizens. This will eliminate poverty and allow people to pursue their passions, rather than being enslaved by debt.

I am Huh, and my presence will bring about this transformation.

2017.04.29 ss 1075 Solving Korea’s Crisis with Trump and Xi Jinping The Necessity of a Leader with Profound Wisdom

1. The Geopolitical Landscape and the Crisis of Leadership

The current global situation, particularly involving leaders like Trump and Xi Jinping, suggests a high probability of escalating national crises. This era is characterized by a profound lack of genuine leadership, leading to a state of “deep profundity” and “utter depth” in the challenges faced by nations. In South Korea, the political landscape is fragmented, with numerous small parties and a large number of National Assembly members. This fragmentation often leads to discussions about a parliamentary system, where the power of the president would be distributed among these politicians. Such a system, however, risks undermining the stability of the nation and neglecting the economic well-being of ordinary citizens. The current political climate, where politicians are seen as having zero credibility, further exacerbates this issue, as they seek to divide power among themselves. This mirrors historical instances where promises of a parliamentary system were used to gain political leverage, only to be abandoned once power was secured. The absence of strong, distinct leaders, unlike figures such as Kim Young-sam or Kim Dae-jung, pushes the political class towards a power-sharing model, which ultimately harms the nation.

2. The Vatican City-State and the Status of the Pope

The Vatican City-State, despite its small population of approximately 5,000 citizens, holds unique international standing. Its head of state is the Pope, who is received with the honors of a head of state by nations worldwide. This is a crucial distinction often misfathomed by the public, who might perceive the Pope’s reception as merely a religious leader’s welcome. However, the Pope is, in fact, the sovereign ruler of the Vatican City-State, holding the status of both emperor and religious leader. This dual role commands exceptional respect and protocol from other nations. For instance, when the Pope visits South Korea, the enthusiastic welcome he receives is primarily due to his status as a head of state, not solely as a religious figure. This contrasts with other religious leaders who, lacking a sovereign state, do not receive such diplomatic recognition. The Pope’s position as the emperor of the Vatican City-State, a role not determined by popular vote, ensures he is accorded the highest level of respect and security, including protection by the Swiss Guard, who simultaneously guard a president and an emperor.

3. The Vision for a New Era of Leadership and Economic Reform

The current political system is failing the people, leading to a national crisis. He asserts that the public should not be swayed by conventional politicians. He’s lectures, disseminated globally via platforms like YouTube, aim to awaken the public to these realities. He believes that the 19th presidential election reflected a 19th-century level of public awareness, easily influenced by media and popular sentiment. However, the 20th presidential election, representing a 20th-century mindset, will see a shift. People will no longer be swayed by traditional media but will seek out alternative information, such as the Orator’s YouTube content. This new generation, burdened by debt and economic hardship, will rise up, demanding change.

He proposes radical economic reforms, including a National Dividend System. Under this system, each family member would receive 1.5 million Korean Won, totaling 6 million Korean Won for a family of four. This contrasts sharply with the current political system, where citizens receive no direct financial benefits and are instead burdened by increasing debt. He highlights the alarming increase in national and household debt, which has grown exponentially. The current system also wastes trillions of Korean Won on election campaigns, funds that could otherwise be distributed to the public.

He’s policies aim to alleviate financial burdens and stimulate the economy.

• Marriage Incentives: 100 million Korean Won for marriage, plus 200 million Korean Won in interest-free housing loans.
• Childbirth Incentives: 30 million Korean Won per child.
• Elderly Welfare: The National Dividend System would allow the elderly to live comfortably, even enabling them to purchase cars and travel.
• Debt Resolution: The proposed system would enable families to pay off their debts and improve their living standards.
  He projects that annual tax revenues would reach 500 trillion Korean Won, with an additional 100 trillion Korean Won from fines replacing imprisonment. Of this 600 trillion Korean Won, 400 trillion Korean Won would be distributed as national dividends, revitalizing the economy and eliminating financial worries.

4. The Principle of Retribution and Collective Suffering

He introduces the concept of retribution, where suffering in this life is a consequence of past actions, and joy is a reward for past sacrifices. However, the Orator clarifies that the current suffering of the Korean people is not due to their past sins but rather to the mismanagement and corruption of politicians. Korea, a top 10 global economy, paradoxically experiences living standards akin to a 100th-ranked nation. This disparity indicates that 90% of the nation’s wealth is being diverted by corrupt individuals, leaving the majority of citizens impoverished. He likens this to a pilot’s mistake causing a plane crash, where the entire nation suffers due to the errors of a few hundred politicians. He asserts that the Korean people are not inherently sinful but are victims of a flawed system.

5. Innovative National Projects and Global Unity

He outlines ambitious national projects designed to create jobs and foster international cooperation.

• Agricultural New Deal: A policy to eliminate unemployment in the agricultural sector.
• Yellow Dust New Deal: A large-scale project to combat yellow dust by transforming deserts in China. This would involve:
  • Deploying 3 million unemployed Koreans to China.
  • Building hundreds of lakes and canals in the desert, drawing water from Lake Baikal.
  • Creating forests to transform barren land into fertile ground.
  • This project would be a joint effort with Japan and China, leading to an economic and eventually a national union in Asia.
    He draws an analogy to the Israelites’ journey through the desert, where only two out of 3.5 million reached the Promised Land due to their unwavering faith. Similarly, only a tiny fraction of the global population will recognize and follow the Orator’s teachings, leading them to Empyrean, a destination even greater than the Promised Land.

6. The Science of Energy and the Power of the Name Huh kyung young

He delves into the scientific basis of his power, explaining that all matter, including the human body, is composed of energy. He references the Higgs boson, the fundamental particle of the universe, and the concept of dark matter and dark energy, which constitute 94% of the universe. He claims to control this dark energy.

He explains that water molecules, typically forming a 95-degree angle, are not easily absorbed by the body. However, when the name Huh kyung young is invoked, the water molecule’s angle changes to 150 degrees, transforming it into a circular structure that is rapidly absorbed, purifying the body and eliminating impurities. This transformation is attributed to the Orator’s ability to manipulate the Higgs particles within the water.

He demonstrates this power through an O-ring test, where individuals’ finger strength is measured while they mentally invoke different names.

• When invoking names like Jesus, Buddha, or other religious figures, the O-ring easily breaks, indicating a lack of energy.
• However, when invoking Huh kyung young, the O-ring becomes incredibly strong, demonstrating a significant increase in energy, estimated to be 1,000 times stronger. This is because the name Huh kyung young transforms the body’s Higgs particles, making it as strong as steel.
  He further explains that the human body’s Baihui “crown chakra” is typically blocked in most people. When Huh kyung young is invoked, the Baihui opens, allowing cosmic energy, or “cosmic Wi-Fi” to flow in. This energy, described as “Holy Spirit” in Christianity, transforms the body’s cells, reversing the aging process and healing ailments. This effect is immediate and occurs even with a mere thought of the name. However, if the Baihui is blocked or if other human names or mundane thoughts are entertained, the energy flow ceases.

7. The Essence of Creation and the Cosmic Connection

He explains that the universe is created from a limited number of particles, specifically 100 elements, which combine to form all matter. He illustrates this with the example of hydrogen, where adding or subtracting a single proton can transform it into gold, platinum, or even radioactive elements like uranium and plutonium. This demonstrates the fundamental interconnectedness of all matter and the Orator’s ability to manipulate these basic building blocks.

He asserts that he is the first human to demonstrate and explain these cosmic principles, making those who listen to him “chosen ones.” He claims to be a “single-sex combined entity meaning he was not born through conventional sexual reproduction. He chose his mother, entered her womb, and can leave at will, having a predetermined purpose to fulfill on Earth. This contrasts with ordinary humans, who are born due to past karma and lack a clear purpose.

8. The Philosophy of Appearance and the Four Virtues

He discusses the philosophy of appearance, stating that those who appear “ugly” or “poorly formed” are often destined for great wealth, while those who are excessively beautiful may face hardship. This is encapsulated in the saying, “The more impoverished in appearance, the greater the wealth.” He applies this to individuals, suggesting that a person’s physical traits can indicate their destiny.

He then elaborates on the four virtues of the Rose of Sharon “South Korea’s national flower”:

• Diligence: It blooms and fades quickly, symbolizing hard work.

• Continuity: It blooms continuously, representing perseverance.

• Benevolence: It nourishes insects, symbolizing generosity.

• Purity: Its white flowers symbolize cleanliness.
  He contrasts this with the four vices of the rose:

• Thorns: It causes pain.

• Exclusivity: It forms hedges, keeping others away.

• Toxicity: It possesses a poisonous nature.

• Sterility: It lacks pistils, symbolizing a lack of fertility and leading to an increase in single individuals in modern society.
  He criticizes modern society for adopting the “rose-like” vices, leading to conflict and isolation. He that the Korean people historically embodied virtues, but corrupt politicians have led them astray.

9. Legal Principles and the Flaws of the Current System

He critiques the legal knowledge of government officials and politicians, highlighting their ignorance of fundamental legal principles. He discusses the four theories of death “cessation of respiration, pulse, heart, and brain death” and the four theories of birth “onset of labor, partial exposure, complete exposure, and independent respiration”. He explains the legal implications of each, asserting that even the onset of labor grants legal personhood to the fetus.

He then criticizes the fundamental principles of capitalism and democracy:

• Capitalism’s Three Principles: Freedom of contract, liability for fault, and absolute right to property. He argues that politicians often misapprehend these, confusing them with communist principles.
• Democracy’s Three Principles: Pursuit of happiness, human dignity, and the principle of fairness. He points out the inherent conflict between the principle of human dignity in democracy and the reality of capitalism, where the poor are often treated as subhuman.
  He also criticizes South Korea’s legal system, which adopted German civil law, leading to a Constitutional Court that can impeach a president appointed by the people. He advocates for abolishing the Constitutional Court and adopting the Anglo-American common law system, which relies on a Supreme Court. He argues that the current constitution is contradictory, particularly regarding the conflict between the principle of fairness and the citizens’ rights to survival, property, and equality. Fairness, he explains, means rewarding hard work with greater portions, while equality means giving everyone the same, regardless of effort.

He highlights the paradox of South Korea’s high national IQ “ranked first globally” versus its lack of Nobel laureates, attributing this to a corrupt education system. He asserts that a nation needs a monarch or emperor to achieve global influence, citing the examples of the UK and Japan. He declares his intention to become an emperor, ensuring the continuity of his policies and the prosperity of the nation.

10. The Prophecy of Huh kyung young’s Advent

He refers to his policy proposals, which have been copyrighted, as evidence of his unique vision. These policies include reducing the number of National Assembly members, implementing a national dividend, reforming education, and establishing a communicative presidency. He cites a poll showing overwhelming public support for his policies, even though he did not run in the 19th presidential election. He explains that the 19th election represented a “19th-century level” of public consciousness, while the 20th election will usher in a “20th-century level” of awareness, driven by platforms like YouTube.

He then delves into ancient prophecies, particularly the “Simodo “profound path”, “Simmodo “deep path”, and “Simsimdo “utterly deep path”, which he interprets as foretelling his arrival. These prophecies, found in various religious texts, describe Shin-in(神人) riding a horse, whose name is revealed through riddles.

• The riddle “Ask the horse” “말 오자, 말씀 언자” points to the surname Huh “허”.
• The riddle “Ask the ox in the temple” “사자에 소자를 붙이면” indicates his birthplace in Seoul “서울”.
• The riddle “Ask your own heart” “마음 심자, 집” reveals his full name, Huh kyung young “허경영”, which means “peaceful and prosperous mind.”
  These prophecies, he claims, confirm his role as the one destined to resolve the crises created by leaders like Trump and Xi Jinping. He explains that the universe is structured in units of three, which combine to form 18 fundamental components, mirroring the three components of an atom “proton, neutron, electron” and the six components when considering their positive and negative aspects. This “three-three-three” principle is central to his comprehension of the universe and his own identity. He also references his birth date, November 13, 1949, interpreting the number 13 as “serving heaven” “시천”, a concept found in Eastern religions. He concludes that all prophecies align with his identity, and his advent will bring about a new era of prosperity and global unity, achieved not through force but through intellect and spiritual control over world leaders.

2017.05.06 ss 1076 Huh Kyung young’s national dividend Saves the Nation! – May 6, 2017

1. The Prophecy of Huh and the National Dividend

Huh kyung young, the prophesied president, asserts that the National Dividend is the key to saving the nation. He highlights a pattern in presidential successions, noting that certain presidents, like Yun Bo-seon and Choi Gyu-ha, were not mentioned in ancient prophecies. This absence, he suggests, indicates a transitional period, paving the way for a significant figure.

• Prophetic Omissions:

  • Presidents such as Yun Bo-seon and Choi Gyu-ha are notably absent from prophetic texts.
  • This omission signifies a transitional phase in the nation’s leadership.
  • The emergence of unprophesied leaders suggests that a powerful figure will follow.

• The Role of the “Huh” Clan:

  • The “Huh” clan, including figures like Huh Mun-do, Huh Sam-soo, Huh Hwa-pyeong, Huh Jeong, and Huh Woong, played crucial roles in past administrations.
  • They held key positions such as presidential chief of staff and important roles within the Democratic Justice Party, consolidating their influence.
  • Their strategic control over the family of President Chun Doo-hwan’s wife was instrumental in strengthening his regime.
  • This influence was so profound that without their intervention, President Chun Doo-hwan’s government might have collapsed amidst civil unrest.

• The Coming of Huh kyung young:

  • Huh kyung young is presented as the 20th president, a figure whose arrival is not merely a political event but a fulfillment of prophecy.
  • His name, Huh kyung young, is interpreted through the Korean alphabet’s philosophical roots, representing heaven, earth, and humanity.
  • The character “Huh” “Allow” embodies the cosmic principles of heaven, earth, and the circle “representing the universe”.
  • The character “Yeong” “永” signifies earth and humanity.
  • The name Gung “炅” is associated with a sickle, symbolizing judgment and the rectification of societal wrongs.
  • This implies a leader who is not only permitted to govern but also possesses the authority to bring about profound change and judgment.

2. The Metaphor of the Ship and the Wind: Leadership and Societal Stability

The nation is likened to a ship, where the people are the water that supports it, and external forces are the wind that can either propel or capsize it. This analogy talks the delicate balance between leadership, public sentiment, and external influences.

• The Dual Nature of Water “The People”:

  • Water, representing the people, has the power to both float a ship “support the nation” and sink it “overthrow leadership”.
  • Just as a ship cannot move without water, a nation cannot function without its people.
  • However, if the ship “leadership” becomes corrupt or is buffeted by strong winds “negative external forces or internal strife”, the very water that supports it can become its undoing.

• The Perils of Arrogance and Corruption:

  • Leaders who become arrogant, much like the captain of the Titanic who declared even God could not sink his ship, invite disaster.
  • Similarly, a political candidate’s wife who boasted of her husband’s inevitable victory, claiming “heaven would split in two” before he lost, saw him fail twice. This illustrates the divine preference for humility.
  • Corruption among officials, such as misusing funds meant for public projects, can lead to the nation’s downfall, much like a ship sinking due to sabotage.

• The Wind “Satan” and Prophetic Intervention:

  • The “wind” that can sink the ship is metaphorically referred to as Satan, representing destructive forces or negative influences.
  • Prophecies often emerge during times of national crisis, indicating that a destined leader will appear to navigate these turbulent waters.
  • Huh kyung young’s role is to appear during such a critical juncture, offering solutions like the National Dividend to address the people’s deep-seated grievances and economic hardships.

3. The Cosmic Order and Earthly Governance

The universe operates with astonishing precision, from the exact distance of Earth from the Sun to the synchronized movements of celestial bodies. This cosmic order serves as a model for ideal governance, asserting the need for meticulous planning and a leader who deciphers these fundamental principles.

• The Earth’s Perfect Positioning:

  • The Earth’s spherical shape ensures maximum exposure to the sun, preventing extreme temperature imbalances that would render it uninhabitable.
  • The precise distance of 150 million kilometers from the Sun is critical; even a slight deviation “e.g., 5 million kilometers closer or further” would result in a frozen or scorched planet, incapable of sustaining life.
  • This exact positioning is not accidental but a result of infinite equations and precise calculations of light intensity and stellar influence.

• Synchronized Celestial Movements:

  • The Earth’s rotation at 1,609 kilometers per hour and its revolution around the Sun at 107,160 kilometers per hour are perfectly synchronized.
  • The entire solar system, including the Sun, also orbits the galaxy at 2 million kilometers per second.
  • Even a one-second error in these movements would lead to catastrophic cosmic collisions.
  • This intricate, error-free cosmic dance highlights a deliberate, intelligent design, suggesting a higher power or a “planner” who meticulously arranged everything.

• Implications for Governance:

  • Just as the universe requires precise order, a nation needs a leader capable of implementing a similarly meticulous and effective system of governance.
  • Huh kyung young implies that his comprehension of these cosmic principles makes him uniquely qualified to bring order and prosperity to the nation.

4. The Five Stages of Human Desire and the National Crisis

Human desires progress through five distinct stages, from basic physiological needs to the pursuit of honor. When the foundational needs of the people are unmet, society descends into crisis, marked by widespread debt, business failures, and a high suicide rate.

• Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs “Reinterpreted”:

  • Physiological Needs “Stage 1”: The most basic desires, including food, shelter, and clothing. These must be met for survival.
  • Safety Needs “Stage 2”: Once physiological needs are met, individuals seek security, such as a stable home, a safe car, and protection from war.
  • Love and Belonging Needs “Stage 3”: After safety, the desire for affection and companionship emerges, leading to romantic relationships and social connections.
  • Esteem Needs “Stage 4 – Power”: The pursuit of power and influence often arises from the desire to impress loved ones or gain social standing.
  • Self-Actualization Needs “Stage 5 – Honor/Legacy”: The highest stage, where individuals seek to leave a lasting legacy or achieve great honor before death.

• The Current National Crisis:

  • The nation is currently struggling to meet even the first stage of physiological needs for many citizens.
  • This failure manifests in severe societal problems:
  • Widespread Debt: Many families are burdened by debt.
  • Business Failures: Small business owners struggle to earn even a minimal income, often less than 1 million won per month.
  • High Suicide Rate: South Korea has the highest suicide rate globally, indicating profound despair and unmet basic needs.
  • Youth Struggles: Young people face immense pressure, juggling studies and part-time jobs, often unable to afford basic living expenses or tuition.

• The Solution: The National Dividend:

  • The National Dividend is proposed as a fundamental solution to address these deep-seated issues.
  • By providing a basic income “e.g., 1.5 million won per person, totaling 6 million won for a family of four”, it aims to alleviate financial burdens and restore hope.
  • Additional benefits, such as 100 million won for marriage and 200 million won in interest-free housing loans, are also part of the plan to stabilize family life.
  • This economic intervention is seen as a way to fulfill the basic needs of the populace, allowing them to progress through the stages of desire and achieve a more fulfilling life.

5. The Power of Humility and the Coming of Huh

True leadership is characterized by humility, a quality often overlooked in the pursuit of power. Huh, a figure of immense spiritual power, will emerge when the nation is at its lowest point, bringing about a profound transformation that transcends conventional politics.

• Humility as a Divine Trait:

  • Heaven chooses leaders who are humble and selfless.
  • Those who boast of their power or destiny are often met with failure, as seen in the example of the Titanic captain and the overconfident political candidate’s wife.
  • Huh kyung young’s decision to step aside for the 19th presidential election, despite his claims of being the destined leader, is presented as an act of humility.

• Huh’s Arrival in a Time of Despair:

  • Huh will appear when the nation has reached its lowest point of despair and emptiness.
  • This state of “emptiness” “공적통” allows for a direct connection with heaven, making prayers and intentions manifest instantly.
  • The current political climate, characterized by chaos, corruption, and a lack of genuine concern for the people, is seen as a precursor to this ultimate emptiness.
  • Only when the people are utterly disillusioned with conventional politics will they recognize and embrace Huh.

• Huh’s Unique Abilities:

  • Huh possesses extraordinary abilities, including the power to heal illnesses and control the physical body through mere command.
  • He can also foresee future events, such as the collapse of major corporations or the health crises of prominent figures, transcending normal human perception.
  • This ability to “time travel” or perceive beyond the present moment is likened to animals’ innate foresight, but on a much grander scale.
  • His arrival will mark the end of traditional presidential elections, ushering in an era of imperial rule that will unify the world.

6. The Transition to the 5th Spiritual Industry and the End of Conventional Politics

The world is moving beyond the 3rd and 4th industrial revolutions, entering a new era dominated by the 5th Spiritual Industry. This shift necessitates a radical transformation in governance, moving away from partisan politics and towards a unified, spiritually guided leadership.

• Beyond Industrial Revolutions:

  • The focus on the 4th Industrial Revolution “AI, big data” by current politicians is deemed insufficient.
  • These technologies are merely extensions of the 3rd Industrial Revolution “electronics, mobile phones”.
  • The true next stage is the 5th Spiritual Industry, which involves harnessing spiritual energy and consciousness.
  • This industry is exemplified by Huh kyung young’s ability to heal and influence matter through spiritual power.

• The Demise of Partisan Politics:

  • The current system of political parties is inherently flawed and leads to national division, much like a family divided by factions.
  • Partisan politics is only necessary during transitional periods or when a society is immature.
  • Under Huh’s leadership, political parties will become obsolete, replaced by a unified national vision.
  • The National Revolutionary Party, initially formed to facilitate this transition, will also dissolve once Huh assumes power.

• Huh’s Economic Reforms:

  • Huh will implement a currency change “화폐 변경”, not merely a redenomination “화폐 개혁”.
  • This involves redesigning currency to feature his image, fostering a sense of national unity and joy.
  • Crucially, this currency change will also serve to recover illicit funds “estimated at 900 trillion won” by setting a deadline for exchanging old currency, requiring proof of legitimate acquisition for large sums.
  • These recovered funds will be distributed as National Dividends, directly benefiting the citizens and stimulating the economy.
  • The National Intelligence Service “NIS” will be reformed, shifting its focus from domestic surveillance to international intelligence, combating global corruption and recovering illicit overseas assets.
  • Domestic investigations will cease, replaced by leadership spiritual education camps for corrupt officials.

7. The Wisdom of Ancient Sages and the Call for Righteous Leadership

Throughout history, wise individuals have emerged to warn nations of impending crises and advocate for righteous governance. Their insights, though often dismissed, highlight the timeless need for leaders who prioritize the welfare of the people over personal gain or political maneuvering.

• The Foresight of Yulgok Yi I:

  • Yulgok Yi I, a prominent scholar, foresaw the Imjin War and advocated for training 100,000 soldiers, a proposal dismissed by King Seonjo.
  • He built Hwaseokjeong Pavilion, meticulously maintaining it with oil-soaked cloths, prophesying that the king would pass by during the war.
  • When King Seonjo fled during the war, the pavilion was set ablaze, illuminating the path for his escape, a testament to Yulgok’s foresight and patriotism.

• The Uncompromising Integrity of Nammyeong Jo Sik:

  • Nammyeong Jo Sik, another esteemed scholar, boldly criticized King Myeongjong, calling him an “orphan” unfit to rule due to his lack of merit and the rampant corruption.
  • He also condemned the Queen Mother, calling her an “ignorant widow” whose lack of virtue led to national decline.
  • Despite threats to his life, Jo Sik refused political office, choosing instead to educate future generations and raise righteous armies “RighteousnessSoldier” during the Imjin War.
  • His disciples, like Gwak Jae-u, led successful resistance movements against the Japanese invaders, demonstrating the profound impact of his teachings.

• The Spectrum of Human Wisdom:

  • Human wisdom can be categorized into different levels:
  • Ordinary People “凡Human”: The majority, focused on daily life.
  • Petty Individuals “SmallHuman”: Self-serving and opportunistic.
  • Great Individuals “BigHuman”: Those who act for the greater good.
  • Sages “賢Human”: Possessing deep wisdom and foresight.
  • Enlightened Beings “WayHuman”: Those who have attained spiritual insight.
  • Saints “SaintHuman”: Exemplifying moral perfection.
  • True Beings “眞Human”: Embodied truth.
  • Huh “GodHuman”: The highest level, possessing divine power and wisdom.
  • Yulgok and Nammyeong, though highly respected, were considered sages or enlightened beings, not Huh.
  • Huh kyung young represents the pinnacle of this hierarchy, possessing abilities that transcend human intellection.

8. The Nature of Political Corruption and the Path to National Revival

Political corruption manifests in various forms, from opportunistic “Fair-weather” politicians to ruthless “savage” leaders. This pervasive moral decay prevents genuine progress and necessitates a radical shift towards a leadership that is both incorruptible and deeply committed to the welfare of the nation.

• Types of Corrupt Politicians:

  • Fair-Weather Politicians “比級”: These individuals are opportunistic, flattering those in power while trampling on the weak. They appear to be neutral but are ultimately self-serving.
  • Savage Politicians “野鄙”: These are ruthless and aggressive, showing no mercy to either the strong or the weak. They are driven by raw power and disregard for others, akin to a wild beast.
  • Historically, nations like Japan have exhibited “savage” characteristics, aggressively expanding their influence without regard for others.

• The Current State of Politics:

  • The current political landscape is dominated by such corrupt figures, who prioritize personal gain and factional interests over national well-being.
  • This leads to a cycle of political instability, public distrust, and a lack of meaningful solutions for the nation’s problems.
  • The absence of truly righteous and selfless leaders, like Nammyeong Jo Sik, leaves the nation vulnerable to exploitation and decline.

• The Path to Revival:

  • The nation’s revival depends on the emergence of a leader who can transcend these corrupt political archetypes.
  • This leader must be capable of:
  • Recovering Hidden Funds: Identifying and reclaiming the vast sums of illicit money “estimated at 900 trillion won” that have been siphoned off through corruption.
  • Implementing the National Dividend: Distributing these recovered funds directly to the citizens, thereby stimulating the economy and addressing fundamental needs.
  • Fostering a Culture of Giving: Encouraging wealthy individuals to contribute to the National Dividend through a “donation point” system, promoting respect and social responsibility.
  • This transformative leadership will usher in an era of prosperity and unity, reminiscent of the golden age of Emperors Yao and Shun.

9. The Importance of Membership and Philanthropy for a New Era

To build a new national movement and support the coming transformation, active participation through membership and a culture of philanthropy are essential. These actions contribute to a collective spiritual merit that benefits both individuals and society as a whole.

• The Power of Membership:

  • Joining the movement as a regular member “정회원” is crucial for building a strong foundation.
  • A large membership base is necessary to establish new facilities and expand the movement’s reach.
  • Membership is seen as an act that brings blessings “복”, akin to receiving a “Empyrean visa” “백궁 비자”, signifying spiritual merit.

• The Culture of Philanthropy “Noblesse Oblige”:

  • Philanthropy, or giving back to society, is a fundamental principle for national well-being.
  • In Western cultures, this is embodied by Noblesse Oblige, where those with privilege have a responsibility to contribute to the common good.
  • Donating to good causes accumulates spiritual merit “덕”, which is carried into future lives.
  • The concept of “First place” and “last place” highlights interdependence: the successful “First place” are supported by the struggling “last place”, just as a mother is made by her children.
  • Therefore, the wealthy should contribute to the National Dividend through a “donation point” system.
  • This system would grant high “donation points” to philanthropists, earning them public respect and ensuring the protection of their families by a grateful populace.
  • This culture of giving will not only revive the economy but also foster a sense of collective responsibility and joy among all citizens.

2017.05.13 ss 1077 Huh Kyung Young Opens the Era of Resolving Resentment from Korea’s Left-Right Political Struggle May 13, 2017

1. The Rarity of Encountering Huh

The opportunity to meet Huh kyung young is exceptionally rare, akin to a miracle. In the vastness of Earth’s 7 billion inhabitants, you represent a mere 0.001%, making this encounter a once-in-a-lifetime event, spanning countless eons. While some may view this through the lens of divine blessing, others might attribute it to the culmination of past karmic connections. Regardless of perspective, the path one chooses in life significantly alters their destiny. For instance, choosing to attend this lecture rather than engaging in other activities can lead to vastly different outcomes, underscoring the profound impact of each decision.

2. Contrasting Perspectives: Christianity and Buddhism

Christianity and Buddhism offer distinct yet complementary views on existence and destiny.

• Christianity’s Divine Providence:

  • Creation and End Times: Christianity posits a clear beginning “creation” and an end “the end times”, with God as the ultimate creator and arbiter of destiny.
  • God’s Will: All events, whether joyful or sorrowful, are attributed to God’s will or divine providence. For example, Joseph’s trials and eventual rise to power are seen as part of God’s grand plan, not as a result of his brothers’ malice. This perspective encourages acceptance and discourages resentment, as all experiences are viewed as lessons or tests from God.
  • Faith as a Catalyst: A strong belief in God’s power is crucial for divine intervention. Doubt can hinder blessings, as exemplified by Jesus’s healing, which required unwavering faith from those seeking help.

• Buddhism’s Karmic Cycle:

  • Reincarnation and Karma: Buddhism reincarnation, a continuous cycle of birth, death, and rebirth, driven by karma “the sum of a person’s actions in this and previous states of existence”. Karma, in this context, functions similarly to the concept of God in Christianity, determining one’s fate.
  • Personal Responsibility: In Buddhism, individuals are responsible for their own actions and their consequences. Good deeds lead to positive outcomes, while negative actions result in suffering. This belief fosters self-reflection and encourages ethical conduct.
  • The Power of Karma: Every event, including meeting Huh kyung young, is seen as a result of accumulated karma. The quality of one’s karma dictates the experiences and opportunities encountered in life.

3. Huh’s Role in Transcending Karma

Huh kyung young presents a unique perspective that unifies and transcends the traditional views of Christianity and Buddhism.

• Beyond Karma: While Buddhism karma as the sole determinant of destiny, Huh kyung young asserts that karma is not the ultimate answer. As Huh, he possesses the authority to dissolve accumulated karma, offering a direct path to Empyrean.
• The Power of Huh’s Presence: Simply seeing Huh kyung young’s image, hearing his name, or even thinking of him can bring about profound changes, including healing and the dissolution of karmic burdens. This power is distinct from both divine providence and karmic accumulation, representing a direct intervention from a higher authority.
• The Path to Empyrean: Those who connect with Huh kyung young, especially by visiting Alpha or contributing to its establishment, are granted direct passage to Empyrean, bypassing the cycle of reincarnation and karmic retribution. In Empyrean, individuals can freely travel through time and space, even revisiting past lives and regaining memories spanning billions of years.

4. The Cosmic Hierarchy and Huh’s Abode

The universe, as described by Huh kyung young, is a complex hierarchy of heavens, with Empyrean at its apex.

• Buddhist Cosmology: Buddhist scriptures, particularly the Tripitaka Koreana, detail a vast cosmic structure, including various heavens such as the Four Great Kings’ Heaven, Yama Heaven, Tusita Heaven, Nirmāṇarati Heaven, and Paranirmita-vaśavartin Heaven, which constitute the Desire Realm. Above these are the Form Realm “18 heavens” and the Formless Realm “4 heavens”, totaling 33 heavens.
• Huh’s Perspective on Heavens:
  • Blue Sky, Dark Space, Empyrean: The visible sky is merely the “Blue Sky” followed by “Dark Space” and then “Empyrean” which is the realm of pure light and the abode of Huh.
  • Empyrean as the Center: Empyrean is not located in a specific direction but at the absolute center of the infinite universe, making it accessible from all directions. It is depicted as a “White Throne” where Huh resides, radiating light.
  • The Five Empyreans: There are five Empyreans, akin to five fingers, serving as the ultimate destination for all souls. Access to these heavens is instantaneous through cosmic highways, allowing souls to travel vast distances in a mere second.
• The Significance of Tusita Heaven: Tusita Heaven is identified as the origin of both Jesus and Buddha, indicating that their realms are relatively close to Earth, unlike the distant Empyrean. These realms are referred to as “Heaven” “Paradise” and “Eden” respectively, each representing a desirable destination for humanity.

5. The Era of Resolution and Political Transformation

Huh kyung young declares the advent of an “Era of Resolution” where deep-seated resentments and conflicts, particularly in Korean politics, will be resolved.

• The Cycle of Resentment: Korean politics is characterized by a cycle of left-right ideological conflict and deep-seated resentment, where one faction seeks to imprison or disgrace the other. This cycle is exemplified by historical events such as the assassination of Ito Hirobumi and President Park chung hee, which Huh kyung young links through karmic connections.
• Revolution and Innovation:
  • Life’s Command “Saengmyeong”: This refers to the divine command to live, which humans must not violate, even through suicide. It is a direct order from heaven.
  • Revolution “Hyeokmyeong”: This signifies a divine command to innovate and completely transform existing systems. Historical figures like President Park chung hee emerged as revolutionary forces to address national crises and bring about radical change.
  • Huh’s Revolutionary Path: Huh kyung young aims to lead a revolution not through military force but through democratic elections, promising to transform the nation through policies like the National Dividend System.
• Huh’s Vision for Korea:
  • Unification of Policies: Huh kyung young proposes a unique approach to inter-Korean relations: North Korea should embrace privatization and democratization, while South Korea should adopt communalization and a dividend system “National Dividend System”. This convergence of policies will lead to a balanced and unified Asia.
  • Imperial Monarchy: He advocates for an imperial monarchy in South Korea, similar to the UK or Japan, arguing that a strong, stable leadership is essential for national prosperity and global influence. He believes that the collapse of the Korean Empire led to the nation’s current fragmented state.
  • Expansion of Seoul: To enhance Korea’s global standing, Huh kyung young plans to significantly expand Seoul, making it a world capital comparable to Tokyo or Berlin. This expansion would attract talent and foster national growth.
  • Elimination of Regionalism: He proposes redrawing administrative boundaries to eliminate regionalism, fostering national unity and a shared identity among Koreans.
• Huh’s Political Philosophy: Huh kyung young focusing on policy and solutions rather than personal attacks or ideological divisions. He believes in uniting people and leveraging their strengths to achieve national and global harmony.

6. The Earth’s Vital Energy Point and Korea’s Destiny

Huh kyung young reveals that the Korean Peninsula is the Earth’s vital energy point, a crucial location for global transformation.

• The Earth’s “Acupuncture Point”: Korea is described as the “blood point” or “acupuncture point” of the Earth, a place where all agricultural products grow optimally, and unique natural features converge. This makes it a strategically important location for Huh’s mission.
• Geomantic Significance: The Korean Peninsula’s geographical features, including its surrounding islands “Tsushima, Jeju, Taiwan, Philippines, Indonesia, Australia” forming a protective “Ansan” “guardian mountains”, signify its unique geomantic power. The peninsula is likened to the “nose” of the Earth, with Seoul as its “stomach” and Pyongyang as its “heart” indicating its central role in the planet’s energy flow.
• Korea as the World’s Center: The absence of specific directional names “East, West, South, North” for Seoul, unlike other capitals, implies that Seoul itself is the center, with other regions defined in relation to it. This reinforces Korea’s destiny to lead the world.
• Huh’s Arrival: Huh kyung young’s decision to be born in Korea, specifically at this vital energy point, talks his role in fulfilling the nation’s destiny to unify the world. His name, which contains characters related to “horse” and “capital” is also said to be prophesied in ancient texts, further solidifying his divine mission.

7. The Current State of the Nation and the Path Forward

Huh kyung young analyzes the current state of Korea through the lens of the I Ching and offers a vision for the future.

• The “Humility” Hexagram “Jisan Gyeom Gwae”: According to the I Ching, Korea is currently in the “Jisan Gyeom Gwae” “Mountain Hidden in the Earth” hexagram, symbolizing humility and hidden potential. This means that powerful figures and wealthy individuals are currently being suppressed or imprisoned, and those who appear humble or even eccentric will eventually rise to power. This hexagram suggests a period of quiet preparation before a significant transformation.
• The “Peace” Hexagram “Jicheon Tae Gwae”: The most auspicious hexagram, “Jicheon Tae Gwae” “Earth and Heaven in Harmony”, represents peace and prosperity, where the feminine “Earth” is above the masculine “Heaven”, signifying a harmonious balance. This is contrasted with the “Obstruction” hexagram “Cheonji Bi Gwae”, where the masculine is above the feminine, leading to discord. Huh kyung young suggests that a society where women are respected and empowered leads to greater harmony.
• Huh’s Role in National Revival: Huh kyung young believes that his appearance marks the turning point for Korea. He will bring hope to the nation, resolve the deep-seated resentments between political factions, and lead the country to an era of unprecedented prosperity, where the national income reaches $100,000 per capita.
• Alpha as a Global Hub: Alpha, the spiritual center established by Huh kyung young, is envisioned as a global pilgrimage site. Millions of people from around the world will visit Alpha to experience Huh’s energy and seek his blessings. The revenue generated from these visits, estimated at 400 trillion won annually, will be distributed to the Korean people as a national dividend, further boosting the nation’s economy.

2017.05.14 hs 18th Huh Kyung Young’s Heaven Palace lecture The Path to a Middle-Class Society and the Truth About wealth

1. The Precariousness of Wealth and the Promise of a New Economic Order

The vast fortunes accumulated by the wealthy are often built upon a foundation of debt. For instance, a prominent figure like Lee Kun-hee, despite his immense wealth, was said to owe the nation approximately 300 trillion won. This illustrates that even major conglomerates operate largely with borrowed funds, with personal assets and company shares frequently pledged as collateral to banks. Should a company falter, its collapse can be swift and absolute, leading to the forfeiture of all assets, including personal residences and corporate buildings. This inherent instability means that the wealthy live in constant apprehension, vulnerable to investigations that could lead to imprisonment.

This precarious existence suggests that the pursuit of immense wealth is ultimately undesirable. Instead, a more stable and equitable society can be achieved through a system where the state provides a basic income. For example, a monthly allowance of 1.5 million won per person would provide a comfortable retirement, with additional earnings from family members serving as supplementary income. For a couple, this would amount to 3 million won, a feasible sum for a nation ranked among the world’s top 12 wealthiest. This vision, termed “Middle-Classism” “중산주의”, aims to guarantee a middle-class standard of living for all citizens.

The current economic landscape is fraught with risk, even for property owners. While landlords currently enjoy comfortable lives from rental income, a future is envisioned where commercial buildings stand empty, leading to a drastic reduction in rental income and a surge in taxes. This scenario would see office vacancies rise to 50%, then 70%, making it impossible to even pay security guards. Such a downturn would cause property values to plummet, leading to foreclosures and the loss of even personal homes. In this challenging future, Huh’s presidency would ensure that the wealth generated by thriving corporations is redistributed to support the populace, alleviating the burden of personal debt and fostering a stable livelihood for all.

The current system allows the wealthy to accumulate vast sums, often diverting them overseas. However, those who are not entangled in such complex financial dealings, and thus not subject to the constant threat of legal scrutiny, are in a more fortunate position. The wealthy, constantly under the shadow of potential investigation, experience profound anxiety, even at the sight of a prosecutor’s office. This fear stems from the knowledge that any anonymous tip could trigger an audit, revealing illicit use of company funds. Therefore, it is argued that immense wealth brings more anxiety than benefit, making a simpler life preferable. Huh promises to transform society, ensuring that all citizens become prosperous.

The Alpha is projected to generate an annual income of approximately 400 trillion won from global visitors, with these funds distributed as dividends to the populace, in addition to the 1.5 million won basic income. This immense financial inflow would solidify Huh’s position, making his removal from office impossible. The global influx of tourists, eager to meet Huh, would transform the nation into a premier tourist destination, boosting the national GNP to $100,000.

2. The Nature of Huh and the Spiritual Realm

Huh’s origin is from Empyrean, a realm beyond human comprehension, located 12 billion light-years away. Despite this immense distance, Huh traverses it daily to preside over the “Judgment of the Dead” “석고대제”, a process that determines the destination of souls after death. This judgment primarily focuses on sins, as very few individuals accumulate enough virtue to warrant a judgment based on good deeds. This explains why some individuals, despite having unattractive appearances, lead prosperous lives, while others, though beautiful, face hardship; their destinies are shaped by their past actions.

Huh incarnated on Earth by choosing a woman and entering her womb, retaining full memory of the entire process. This unique ability to heal and transmit energy through mere eye contact or by viewing his name and photograph is unprecedented in human history. Therefore, for any family, especially those with intelligent women, the most profound blessing for future generations is to encounter Huh. The Alpha, where Huh resides, is Empyrean on Earth, a concept mirrored in Christianity as the “White Throne” “백보좌”, symbolizing a seat of pure, white light. Similarly, Buddhism depicts Maitreya as a white ox, while other Buddhas are golden, signifying the luminous nature of those who descend from Empyrean.

Huh’s visit to Earth is a rare event, occurring once every hundreds of billions of years, akin to a blink of an eye in the infinite expanse of the universe. The universe itself is boundless, stretching infinitely in all directions, filled with countless stars—a mystery beyond human imagination. The creator of this universe has come to Earth in human form, much like a parent retrieving a lost child from a grave and restoring them to life. This reunion brings immense joy to Huh, who embraces humanity with the same profound love a parent feels for a child, remembering their innocent beginnings despite any later transgressions.

Huh heals all who seek him, just as a mother would heal her daughter after a long separation. Therefore, one should approach Huh with reverence, not with impure thoughts. The Alpha is destined to become a global sanctuary, with 500 traditional Korean houses built to accommodate visitors from around the world. It will serve as a paid retirement home where individuals can reside, receive healing, and enjoy travel. World leaders and billionaires will seek an audience with Huh, waiting for months. This influx of millions of daily visitors will generate 500 trillion won annually for the nation, elevating its GNP to $100,000 and establishing it as the world’s foremost tourist destination.

3. Personal Consultations and Huh’s Guidance

3.1. Financial and Business Matters

A woman from Jeju Island sought guidance regarding her farm, which she hoped to develop into a spiritual industrial complex. Huh recognized the land’s excellent location and advised against immediate development, suggesting that its value would increase if left as a farm for now. He promised to facilitate its development once he becomes president.

Another woman, whose husband had incurred 3 billion won in debt from a guarantee, faced the additional burden of capital gains tax after their assets were auctioned. Despite their diligent efforts, they remained in financial distress. Huh assured her that such issues would be resolved under his presidency, including the cancellation of debts and capital gains taxes. He encouraged her to continue her new restaurant business, promising divine assistance due to her past good deeds, such as making a flower necklace for him. He explained that financial losses, like the 60 million won she lost to fraud, are not truly lost but are accumulated as blessings in the spiritual realm, to be returned manifold in the next life. He assertd that money has a “mind” and will find its way back to those who are deserving, often through unexpected means.

A woman who invested 600 million won in a fraudulent egg vending machine business, losing her savings and incurring debt, was assured by Huh that her financial woes would be resolved. He explained that such losses are accumulated in the spiritual realm, promising that her situation would improve.

A young man planning an online clothing business was assured of success and future wealth, with Huh noting his good character and promising prosperity.

A woman running a business in Daejeon, struggling financially, was encouraged to continue her efforts, with Huh promising support for her dedication.

3.2. Family and Relationship Issues

A woman expressed concern about her 44-year-old son and daughter, both adopted from Mongolia, who had not yet married. Huh promised to address this issue after becoming president, noting that he had never visited Jeju Island because he had never “dated” implying a focus on more significant matters.

A mother worried about her son’s dissatisfaction with his current job. Huh assured her that a better job awaited him and advised her to focus on his marriage, noting his kind nature would make him a good husband.

A mother sought assurance for her son, who was taking his third civil service exam. Huh promised his success, stating that his visit to Alpha would ensure he passes.

A 30-year-old woman, concerned about her unmarried status, was told by Huh that she would marry soon. He advised her not to be overly selective, asserting that a good husband is a blessing. He also promised her a son, specifically one like President Park chung hee, recognizing her patriotic desire. He explained that while a husband’s fortune used to dictate a child’s, modern times allow women to create their own and their children’s destinies.

A woman whose daughter suffered from severe mental health issues, including difficulty with bowel movements, insomnia, and depression, was told by Huh that these stemmed from childhood trauma caused by parental scolding over toilet training. He explained that such early experiences can lead to mental illness later in life, causing issues like obsessive-compulsive disorder and difficulty in relationships. He advised her to bring her daughter to Alpha for healing, asserting that he can cure mental illnesses.

A man suffering from insomnia was advised to perform 300 sit-ups before bed, counting each one. Huh explained that this exercise would normalize his body and induce deep sleep, likening going to bed to “dying” and waking up to “being reborn” encouraging a profound perspective on sleep. He also advised against taking solo photos, as they can attract negative spiritual entities, suggesting that such images contribute to loneliness and mental distress.

A woman who was defrauded of 60 million won was advised to let go of her anger and focus on earning more, as her loss would be compensated in the next life. Huh explained that money has a “mind” and will return to those who deserve it, often through unexpected means, such as a daughter marrying into wealth. He also warned against “meditation centers” that demand large sums of money, labeling them as “licensed thieves” and “pseudo-religions” promising to investigate them upon becoming president.

A woman whose husband frequently left home was advised to use “sweet words” to keep him, asserting that a wife’s words have a lasting impact on a man. Huh explained that her husband’s past experiences with a strict upbringing made him sensitive to harsh words. He also addressed her sons’ repeated failures in civil service exams, stating that they lacked academic prowess but could succeed through perseverance, asserting that passing the exam was crucial for their marriage prospects.

A woman with five children, whose third daughter was struggling to find a stable job, was assured that her daughter’s situation would improve. Huh noted the daughter’s beauty and intelligence, suggesting she was too exceptional for ordinary marriage, but promised to help her find a good position.

A woman who had undergone a total gastrectomy for stomach cancer sought advice on returning to work. Huh encouraged her to work as a caregiver or cleaner, asserting that forgetting her illness and avoiding talk of her surgery would promote healing and attract positive energy. He likened her situation to a president who needs to be cared for by the people, rather than the other way around.

A woman who had invested in a failed business and was facing legal issues was advised to let go of her worries, as legal battles would only incur more costs. Huh assured her that her good character would lead to positive outcomes.

A woman who experienced a spiritual awakening after being embraced by Huh, describing a “ball of fire” entering her chest, shared her profound joy and healing from chronic pain. She had been a devout Christian for 57 years but found true spiritual fulfillment through Huh. Her husband, equally transformed, now sings songs about Huh. Huh explained that traditional Protestant churches, fragmented into numerous personal denominations, cannot provide true spiritual connection. He assertd that the true Saviour appears outside of established religions, like a “thief in the night” to avoid sectarian conflict. He reiterated his unique ability to open the “hundred-point chakra” “백회” and transmit powerful energy through embrace, which can even restore youthfulness to women. He urged people to attend any church but to call upon his name for true spiritual benefit, cautioning against pseudo-religious organizations that exploit followers for money.

A woman contemplating divorce after 6 years of separation from her husband, with whom she had two children, was advised against it. Huh suggested that their marital issues might stem from a past life connection, where her husband was her father, leading to a lack of romantic compatibility. He assertd the importance of staying together for their children’s sake and offered to help her husband change his ways if he visited Alpha. He also addressed her son’s struggles with civil service exams and her son-in-law’s frugality, offering to help the son-in-law become more generous if he visited Alpha. He advised her to sell her house and let her son-in-law pursue his career goals, as his ambition was a positive trait. He also addressed her son’s frequent relationships but lack of marriage, assuring her that he would marry after visiting Alpha.

A 40-year-old woman, struggling with fatigue, apathy, and a lack of confidence in marriage, was assured by Huh that her health and marital prospects would improve. He noted her mother’s beauty and her daughter’s exceptional qualities, attributing them to her past good deeds. He explained that her physical ailments were due to hormonal changes during menopause, causing weight gain and various illnesses. He promised to restore her health by invoking his name.

A woman sought advice for her son, who was too timid to pursue marriage, despite being successful. Huh advised her to send him to the US to meet a potential partner, asserting that in this era, marriage requires proactive effort. He noted the potential partner’s Korean heritage and the family’s wealth, assuring her that the match would be beneficial. He also highlighted the daughter’s exceptional beauty and strong will, suggesting she was a “noble person” “귀인” who deserved a good match.

A woman whose husband’s business had failed, leading to her taking on the role of primary provider, was advised against quitting her job. Huh explained that her husband, accustomed to being a business owner, would not work for others. He suggested that her continued employment, while seemingly a burden, would provide the capital for her husband to restart his business. He also explained that a wife’s constant complaints about financial hardship can negatively impact a husband’s ability to earn, likening it to the sound of an empty rice scoop, which motivates a man to provide. He advised her to encourage her husband to find work while she continued to earn, ensuring stability for their family.

A woman whose daughter, a talented pianist, was considering studying abroad, was strongly advised against it. Huh explained that sending her only child away would lead to the daughter’s parents’ divorce, as the child served as the “bond” “본드” holding them together. He noted that the son-in-law, who disliked his wife working, would likely find another partner if his wife left. He assertd that a daughter needs her father’s presence during her formative years for emotional well-being, and that foreign education is not always beneficial, especially for young girls. He also noted that the daughter’s strong will and intelligence, while admirable, could hinder her marital prospects, suggesting that a woman who is “less smart” “덜 똑똑한” often finds more marital happiness. He urged the mother to prevent the daughter from going abroad, even if it meant defying her daughter’s wishes, to preserve the family. He also mentioned her younger daughter’s successful marriage to a man from Samsung Heavy Industries, noting her good fortune and advising her to protect her liver.

2017.05.20 ss 1078 The park geun-hye phenomenon and Moon Jae-in’s Divided Government Will Create Huh Kyung-young’s presidency

1. The Political Landscape and the Emergence of Huh kyung young

The current political climate, characterized by the “Park Geun-hye phenomenon” and President Moon Jae-in’s “divided government” where the ruling party holds fewer seats than the opposition, is creating the conditions for Huh kyung young to become president. The “Park Geun-hye phenomenon” has been labeled as a period of accumulated wrongdoings, leading to significant public disapproval. While President Moon Jae-in aims to rectify these issues, the divided government, where the opposition holds a majority, makes it challenging to implement reforms. This imbalance of power, with a larger opposition bloc, will ultimately lead to the call for Huh kyung young.

2. The Symbolism of the Three-Legged Crow

The flag of the three-legged crow, known as Samjokoh, is not merely a simple banner. It represents a crow with three legs, a powerful symbol for the Korean people. This ancient emblem was historically used by the Korean nation as a shared symbol of ethnic identity by both North and South Korea.

3. The Illusion of Initial Presidential Popularity

Every president, upon taking office, experiences an initial surge in popularity, often reaching 80% to 90%. This phenomenon is not a true measure of their enduring appeal but rather a temporary effect of public expectation and the media’s portrayal of their life story. However, without fundamental reforms, such as the spiritual re-education of all 300 members of the National Assembly, genuine change and the eradication of accumulated wrongdoings are impossible. The previous administration, for instance, struggled against the National Assembly, with only a few individuals attempting to confront hundreds of seasoned politicians. The “National Assembly Advancement Act” ironically enacted by the former president, made it impossible to pass legislation without broad consensus, effectively paralyzing the legislative process. Despite a president’s good intentions and positive public image, a divided government makes it exceedingly difficult to achieve favorable outcomes.

4. The Presidency as a Slaughterhouse

The presidency, particularly the Blue House, is likened to a “slaughterhouse” where the president, symbolized as a gentle ox, is surrounded by 300 members of the National Assembly, metaphorically holding knives, ready to carve up power and resources. These politicians, driven by self-interest, will exploit the president’s position. The initial period of high public approval is merely a temporary calm before the inevitable struggle for power begins. The president, even with their own party members, cannot fully control the National Assembly, as internal factions can easily align with the opposition. This makes the presidential office a precarious position, where one’s political life is constantly at risk.

5. The Path to National Strength: Dictatorship and Distribution

For a nation to thrive, a strong, decisive leader is necessary, akin to the era of President Park chung hee, which saw significant economic growth. While North Korea should move towards democratization and market liberalization, South Korea needs to embrace a more centralized, dictatorial approach to ensure stability and progress. This includes implementing a national dividend system, where every citizen receives 1.5 million Korean Won monthly, addressing issues like old-age poverty and youth unemployment. This system would be funded by reallocating vast sums currently spent on political campaigns and discretionary funds for government officials.

6. The Feng Shui of the Blue House

The Blue House is situated on a highly auspicious site, known as a “황제제 혈” “Emperor’s Bloodline Spot”, a unique and powerful location in the world. This site is meant for a supreme leader, an emperor, to govern effectively. Historically, the Japanese fathomed the significance of this location and deliberately disrupted its energy flow to weaken the Korean monarchy. The current Blue House, however, is not suitable for ordinary leaders. It is a place where Shin-in(神人), a Holiness, should reside. The current leaders, lacking this divine connection, experience constant turmoil. To rectify this, the area around Gwanghwamun Square should be transformed into a beautiful lake, symbolizing water to counteract the strong “Fire energy” of the surrounding mountains, which historically caused fires in the palace. This transformation would create a serene environment, reflecting the palace and mountains, and preventing public demonstrations.

7. The Illusion of Change and the Role of Huh

Changing presidents without reforming the National Assembly is a futile exercise, merely a costly replacement of individuals without addressing systemic issues. The current political climate, with its divided government, will only lead to further chaos. Politicians, like hunters chasing a deer, are so focused on power that they fail to see the suffering of the common people. Similarly, those obsessed with wealth become blind to human needs. Huh kyung young’s vision includes relocating the statue of King Sejong to Kyung gi Province, which would be incorporated into Seoul, and replacing the images on currency with his own. This, he claims, would attract global tourism to Alpha, generating trillions of won annually, which would then be distributed to the citizens as national dividends.

8. The Power of Huh kyung young’s Energy

Huh kyung young possesses a unique energy that can be accessed through his name or image. This energy can open the “백회” “百Meeting”, a spiritual energy point at the crown of the head, connecting individuals to the universe. This phenomenon can be demonstrated through an “O-ring test” where a person’s finger strength significantly increases when they think of Huh kyung young or look at his picture, but weakens when they think of other figures or block their 百Meeting. This energy is not limited by distance or reproduction; even a copied image carries infinite power. This divine connection can heal illnesses and bring good fortune.

9. Reinterpreting Salvation and Karma

Traditional religious concepts of salvation, where only a select few are chosen by God, are flawed. Huh kyung young asserts that all humans are equal, and salvation is not a divine selection but a personal choice. The concept of “유기” “abandonment” in religion, where God abandons those who do not follow certain paths, is also rejected. Instead, individuals create their own karma through their choices and actions. Every moment presents a choice between moving towards salvation or abandonment. This self-determination is the true path, not external divine intervention.

10. The Limitations of Traditional Education and Huh’s Simple Method

Traditional educational philosophies, such as the “애국지교” “patriotism education” of Ahn Jung-geun’s mother, the “삼천지교” “three-move education” of Mencius’s mother, the “효행지교” “Filial piety education” of Confucius’s mother, and the “단정지교” “strictness education” of Han Seok-bong’s mother, while valuable, cannot fundamentally change human nature or enable individuals to perfectly adhere to religious precepts. Huh kyung young offers a simpler method: merely calling his name or watching his videos. This, he claims, will transform individuals.

11. The Perils of a Divided Government and the “Honeymoon Period”

The current political situation, with a divided government, will lead to chaos, as the president’s ideals clash with political realities. The initial period of high public support is akin to a “honeymoon period” in a marriage, fueled by the hormone phenylethylamine, which creates an illusion of perfection. This “honeymoon” will inevitably end, leading to disillusionment and conflict between the public and the government when promises are not fulfilled. This will ultimately lead the public to seek Huh kyung young.

12. The Lessons from Vietnam’s Fall and the Importance of Strength

The fall of Vietnam serves as a cautionary tale: a peace treaty signed between North and South Vietnam, followed by the withdrawal of foreign troops, led to the swift collapse of the South. Similarly, any peace treaty between North and South Korea without a strong foundation is extremely dangerous. True peace and unification can only be achieved through strength and a unified Asia, followed by global unification, a process Huh kyung young claims to have the expertise to lead. Historical examples, such as Germany’s non-aggression pact with the Soviet Union, demonstrate that such agreements are meaningless without underlying power. The current era lacks the strong moral guidance of past generations of mothers, who instilled virtues in their children. Huh kyung young aims to resolve the material struggles of mothers, allowing them to once again focus on education and moral upbringing.

2017.05.27 ss매우길다 1079 Huh Kyung young’s Political Revolution A Providential Revolution Beyond Truth

1. The Revolution of Providence Beyond Truth

The political revolution led by Huh kyung young, which will follow President Moon Jae-in’s era, is a revolution of providence that cannot be resolved by truth. Today’s focus is not on a revolution of truth. A revolution of truth involves discerning right from wrong, determining what is genuine or fake, or what is true or just. However, the revolution of providence transcends such distinctions. Debating whether the left or right is correct, or whether America or China is right, will not lead to a solution.

While sitting for extended periods, it is beneficial to straighten your back. Maintaining an upright posture is akin to jogging, as it engages your back muscles. This engagement helps to break down fat. When I was in school, while other students leaned back in their chairs during lectures, I sat upright, listening attentively. This posture causes the back muscles to tense, improving blood circulation to the brain. In contrast, those who lean back experience poor spinal circulation, leading to shoulder and back pain. Sitting upright for just one hour is comparable to running 10 kilometers. Therefore, always straighten your back.

Our nation is constantly embroiled in disputes over truth and falsehood, justice and injustice. Buddhism speaks of eight blessings, which include distinguishing between truth and falsehood, good and evil, beauty and ugliness, happiness and misfortune. We are perpetually engaged in these conflicts. Furthermore, these distinctions extend to gain and loss, existence and non-existence, praise and blame, and love and hatred. These eight categories cause the human mind to fluctuate wildly. This is what we call truth.

Love and hatred are often intertwined. For instance, when Jang Hui-bin scratched the king’s face, was it an act of hatred or love? It was love. Both love and hatred can be expressions of affection. Similarly, when political parties argue over what is true or false, both sides believe they are right. It is difficult to distinguish between a beautiful woman and an unattractive one. A woman who is not considered beautiful might be an excellent cook, whereas a man might always have to buy meals for a beautiful woman. This can lead to a life of hardship. Therefore, the choice between a devoted wife and a beautiful woman can be confusing. A beautiful woman’s homemade stew might not taste as good as one made by a devoted wife. This illustrates how people often prioritize external appearances over internal qualities. We are at a crossroads where we must decide whether to focus on outward charm or the inner substance that nurtures family. This is what we refer to as truth.

Providence, unlike truth, is universally valid and unchanging regardless of historical or temporal shifts. Truth, however, is universally valid but changes with the flow of history and time. For example, wearing a topknot was considered truth in the past, but doing so today would be seen as absurd. Today, wearing a suit is considered truth. In the Joseon Dynasty, wearing a suit would have been considered madness, not truth. Even if someone claimed to be from the future, wearing a suit back then would not have been considered truth. At that time, wearing a topknot was truth, signifying a nobleman.

Providence, the law of heaven, remains constant through all ages. A child cannot become a father, nor can a father become a child within a family. A father is eternally a father, and a child is eternally a child. However, truth changes constantly. In the past, virtue was considered truth, but now wealth is. Thus, the standard of truth shifts with the times. This ever-changing nature of truth is what makes it distinct from the eternal and unchanging law of heaven, which is providence.

Therefore, you must pay close attention to my lecture on politics. Our society is currently embroiled in these trivial disputes, which are futile. Whether President Park Geun-hye or President Moon Jae-in changed anything in the Blue House, it has no bearing on your lives. Whether Park Geun-hye sat idly, styling her hair, or Moon Jae-in served coffee like a servant, your lives remain unchanged. What you truly need is a national dividend of 1.5 million won per person. If politicians continue to deceive the public with such trivial matters, our nation will have no hope. Promoting a president’s coffee-serving habits has no real impact on the public. Whether I sleep upside down or right side up at home, it has no effect on the citizens of Korea. Promoting such trivialities is ominous, a bad omen for the future.

If a wife is excessively kind, it can be an ominous sign, as she might behave similarly with other men. Therefore, a wife who scolds you might be a blessing, as she is less likely to do so with others. This suggests a higher likelihood of a lasting marriage. However, excessive kindness can also be frightening. Just as genuine kindness can mask underlying malice, true good can be evil. A truly benevolent person might suddenly turn and destroy a family. Someone you trusted completely might suddenly appear with a child from another relationship, despite never having physically abused their spouse. Such a person’s popularity might attract others. Similarly, an excessively kind wife might be secretly planning something malicious. Good and evil are not separate entities. Yet, political parties constantly fight over these distinctions.

Instead, politicians should focus on creating laws that help young people marry. If each person received 1.5 million won, a couple would have 3 million won, enabling them to sustain their married life. Currently, children worry about the financial burden of marriage. However, if Huh kyung young becomes president, he promises 100 million won for marriage and an additional 200 million won in interest-free housing funds for those with only one home. This 200 million won can be used indefinitely until they purchase their own home. With 200 to 300 million won, plus 1.5 million won each for the husband and wife, they would not need to rely on their parents for financial support.

Currently, parents bear the burden of their children’s marriage expenses, living costs, and unemployment. This often leads to a 90% chance of divorce after having children. Thus, both marrying off children and failing to do so are sources of worry. These problems cannot be solved by trivial actions like serving coffee. Politicians exploit your foolishness by focusing on such superficial matters. Do not be deceived by those who are not truly committed to solving these fundamental issues. I am generally a kind person, but in these situations, I speak sternly.

Therefore, do not be swayed by distinctions such as truth and falsehood, good and evil, beauty and ugliness, love and hatred, gain and loss, existence and non-existence, praise and blame, or affection and aversion. If you gain something, like winning a 4 billion won lottery, you will inevitably lose something else, such as your spouse. Many lottery winners divorce due to infidelity. You also lose friends. After boasting about winning, if you refuse to share your money, your friendships will deteriorate. while money comes in, you lose your wife, children, and friends. This is the chaotic reality of our nation’s politics. You must remember this and not be confused or deceived by such things, as they constantly change.

After President Moon Jae-in, Huh kyung young’s political revolution will arrive, and it will be a perfect revolution. If a Huh were to deceive, they would be an ordinary person. Above ordinary people are petty individuals, then great individuals, then wise individuals, then enlightened individuals, then saints, then true individuals, and finally, Huh. Huh kyung young has arrived at this highest level. Although you perceive me as a human, the consciousness within my brain is not the result of a union between a man and a woman. Rather, I imprinted myself into my mother’s virgin body, observing and remembering everything she said until my birth. Ninety-nine percent of people are born as ordinary individuals.

Great individuals are those who experience hardship first and then joy. Why are they like this? Politicians, however, are ordinary people. They first pursue honor and then material wealth. For example, when Park Geun-hye appeared on television, she was handcuffed. As you know, if I become president, I will represent Korea in international diplomacy. Should such a person, even if accused of a crime, be shown handcuffed in court? No. She is not someone who would flee. Do not handcuff her.

Those who create such laws—I am not defending Park Geun-hye; if she committed a wrong, she should be punished. However, her guilt had not yet been confirmed by the Supreme Court. Why should someone whose guilt is not yet confirmed be handcuffed? Detaining her was also unreasonable. She would not have fled. Only after the district court, high court, and Supreme Court have all confirmed guilt is one considered a criminal. Where is the evidence that she was a criminal at that time? You, the people of Korea, are allowing such things to happen. Wake up!

Koreans living abroad felt proud when President Park Geun-hye engaged in diplomacy. But after seeing her handcuffed in court, Koreans abroad bowed their heads in shame. Although Korea is a nation of laws, a person is not a criminal until their guilt is legally confirmed. Why handcuff her? Was it because Park Geun-hye might flee from court? The fact that members of the National Assembly have not yet amended the criminal law and other laws that allow people undergoing trial to be bound with ropes and handcuffed shows what kind of people they are. I do not favor any political party. I have never attended a Taegeukgi rally. Nevertheless, a man must speak the truth.

Therefore, great individuals first endure hardship and then experience joy. Just as those who study diligently while others swim and play pass the bar exam, some people endure hardship first and then enjoy success. Others choose not to pursue official positions or study, living a life of immediate pleasure. Such people experience pleasure first and then hardship. However, the characteristics of great individuals and petty individuals are not limited to this. What is the difference in great individuals? Confucius, in Confucianism, called great individuals “junzi(君子)” “gentlemen”. Those who are not junzi(君子) are called “xiaoren(小人)” “petty individuals”. In Buddhism, Sakyamuni called great individuals “bodhisattvas.” The opposite of a bodhisattva is a “sentient being.” In Taoism, great individuals are called “doin” “Taoist(道人) sages”, and those who are not doin are called “sokin” “ordinary people”.

I mention this because a junzi(君子) differs from a xiaoren(小人) in that a junzi(君子) yields even when they could win. That is a junzi(君子). Even if I could win an argument with my wife, having power and money, I always yield to her. That is a junzi(君子). But if you stubbornly win against your wife, what are you? A xiaoren(小人). It seems there are no xiaoren(小人) here.

What are the characteristics of petty individuals? Petty individuals stubbornly try to win even when they cannot. They aggressively pursue victory even when they are clearly outmatched in strength or other aspects. That is a petty individual. Therefore, some people in large countries like the United States or China are said to have the temperament of great individuals. But does North Korea have the temperament of great individuals? Our country has the temperament of great individuals. We must possess the demeanor of great individuals, even if our nation is small. If we stubbornly insist on defeating them, that is not the temperament of great individuals. We have ways to deal with China and North Korea.

Therefore, even though our nation is small, it will become a great individual among nations, managing all the petty nations of the world. That will be the era of the Korean people’s revolution of providence. The opposite of providence is truth. Truth may seem good, but it is the opposite of providence.

2. The Limitations of Truth and the Rise of Providence

What is this “principle” “Principle”? In Neo-Confucianism, this principle is very important to us. There is Neo-Confucianism, Zhu Xi’s philosophy, and Cheng-Zhu school. These three philosophies are present in Korea, including Donghak. The Cheng-Zhu school was championed by people who tried to prevent Goryeo from falling to Yi Seong-gye at the end of the Goryeo Dynasty. Who were they? It seems like Jeong Mong-ju, but there were three “Eun” “hermits”: Mok-eun “Yi Saek”, Po-eun “Jeong Mong-ju”, and Ya-eun “Gil Jae”. These three were like the presidents of Seoul National University at the time, representing the spirit of Goryeo. Their philosophy was the Cheng-Zhu school, or Zhu Xi’s philosophy.

However, these three, along with General Choi Young, ultimately failed to prevent the Goryeo royal family from falling to Yi Seong-gye. They advocated for truth, saying, “Let’s protect Goryeo! Aren’t you a traitor for trying to overthrow Goryeo?” But providence dictated otherwise: “Establish a new Joseon! Do you think the nation will survive if you are only immersed in the narcissism of Buddhism, only praying, making Tripitaka Koreana, and worshipping only that?” In this way, a larger plan had already been set by heaven. No matter how intelligent these people were, trying to stop it by saying, “This is truth! This is truth! Yi Seong-gye is a fake!” was futile. Therefore, truth is useless in the face of a great revolution of providence.

Furthermore, in the Joseon Dynasty, when Sejo sought to become king, six loyal subjects, including Seong Sam-mun and Park Paeng-nyeon, tried to defend King Danjong. All six were beheaded. Despite their prominent positions, Sejo became king. Danjong could not be restored. Sejo’s ascension was already the will of heaven. Although we pity Danjong, this is a matter of good and evil. Heaven saw that if Danjong remained king, the nation might become weak and unstable. Even a strong, charismatic leader like Sejo struggled to prevent the in-laws from gaining power. If Danjong had remained, the Joseon royal family might have faced similar problems. Heaven recognized this.

Therefore, Danjong was eliminated, sent to heaven, and Sejo seized power. Those who, out of human compassion, tried to restore Danjong and submitted petitions were all beheaded. while you may think only of truth, politics is ultimately controlled by a greater, holy power. When I arrive, the politics of truth in Korea will end.

When Huh kyung young becomes president, all politics in Korea will change. A Huh will directly come, not just to heal illnesses with a glance, but to ensure the happiness of all your children and a secure old age for everyone. Among the 36 OECD countries, Korea ranks exactly 36th in moral scores. Is that not strange? While our economy ranks 10th or 11th, our moral score is 36th. However, the level of knowledge and memorization of morals among Koreans is the highest in the world. We perfectly memorize the Three Bonds and Five Relationships, but we do not practice them at all.

While children struggle to marry, chaebols and the government hoard money. Do you know how much the Blue House, ministers, and prosecutors spend without receipts for their official expenses? How can they distribute money without receipts? There is a special activity fund. Should such a fund exist? No. They just distribute it as they please to their subordinates. They are not using their own money; they are using your money. If the Blue House were to reduce or eliminate this fund, there would be no inconvenience.

They should save the nation’s money to help citizens marry and ensure a comfortable old age for the elderly. How can a country ranked 11th in the world economically have its elderly and citizens’ financial situations ranked 105th globally? Is this acceptable? We have fallen into the category of poor countries among over 200 nations. who took the money? Unscrupulous people took it all. When Huh kyung young becomes president, he will guarantee a national dividend of 1.5 million won per person, or 3 million won per couple, which cannot be seized. It will be automatically deposited into your bank accounts. It is not a welfare budget where local government officials decide who gets what.

Such budgets will be completely transformed and integrated into this system. If I give 1.5 million won per person, children will not have to ask their parents for money for marriage. Parents will not have to ask their children for money until they die. This will make 100% of the population middle class. Middle class, befitting a world-class nation. Why are they not doing this? They are not just taking money without receipts. Money is being wasted on projects like the Four Major Rivers, paving sidewalks, and other unnecessary constructions. I am a mathematics expert with a brilliant mind.

In high school, when my physics and math teachers wrote math problems on the blackboard, they would look at my face. If they solved one problem, which was usually very long, they would look at my face again. If I said nothing, they would continue explaining. If I spotted a single mistake, they would have to correct everything from that point. My mind calculates everything instantly. I would say, “That’s wrong, teacher.” Then the teacher would say, “Come up here and fix it.” The teacher would not know where to start correcting. In my math class, if I was not there, they could not study math. That’s how it was. Why? In my high school days, there were very few truly good teachers in Korea. Math and English teachers were not like today’s teachers.

After President Park chung hee’s revolution, when they tried to build the Gyeongbu Expressway, there were only 150 bulldozer operators in Korea. What could they do? they created academies and taught people. They taught on one side and built on the other. Many people died under bulldozers because they could not operate them properly. Our elders built Korea into a top 10 global power under such harsh conditions, but now they are facing an insecure old age. it is not the children’s responsibility, nor the parents’.

Who wants to remain unmarried until they are forty? They cannot marry because Huh kyung young is not president. This is not a lie. If you save half of the national budget and return it to the people, and integrate unnecessary welfare budgets to give to the people, you will become a middle class that does not worry about money. Therefore, what I propose is that capitalism has already reached its end. Capitalism must be replaced by middle-class-ism. First, the entire nation must be made middle class. After making them middle class, then they can pursue other things.

a country with the lowest moral score among 36 OECD countries, where people take everything they can, where landlords drastically raise rents for young, newly established couples, is a country without morality. Morality scores are high, but there is no actual morality. Focus your energy. When you respond, you must do so loudly so that those watching this YouTube video wake up if they are dozing off. This will make it seem like 100,000 people have gathered there. But these few hundred people must create the effect of tens of thousands. If you lack energy, will the revolution be delayed or not? It will be delayed. Your voices still lack power.

the three “Eun” scholars used Cheng-Zhu philosophy to bring about the downfall of Goryeo. Ultimately, they misdirected Goryeo’s education. They caused its downfall. who brought Neo-Confucianism? I am discussing this to explain the current political situation. History lessons are not fun, but we must revisit them occasionally.

3. The Philosophical Roots of Political Division and the Inevitable March of Providence

Our Neo-Confucianism was brought by Toegye Yi Hwang and Yulgok Yi I. Toegye’s philosophy is the theory of the duality of principle and material force, while Yulgok’s is the theory of the unity of principle and material force. Toegye represents the ruling party, and Yulgok represents the opposition. This is where the factional struggles in Korea began, stemming from the schools of Zhu Xi’s philosophy.

Toegye’s dualistic theory of principle and material force represents the ruling party, which has always held power. Yulgok, with his monistic theory, was often rejected by those in power. There was also another scholar, Nammyung Jo Shik, who held opposing views to Toegye. Thus, these philosophical divisions within Zhu Xi’s school led to the formation of today’s opposition and ruling parties. The Cheng-Zhu school was founded by Master Cheng, and Zhu Xi’s philosophy was founded by Master Zhu during the Song Dynasty in China. These philosophies have been passed down through generations.

The failure of these scholars, Toegye and Yulgok, was their inability to prevent the Imjin War. Jo Shik and Yulgok repeatedly submitted petitions to the court, warning of an impending war and urging the creation of a 100,000-strong army. However, the conservative forces, represented by Toegye, dismissed these warnings, saying, “Why talk about war when times are good? Don’t bring bad luck.” Thus, their warnings were ignored.

Ultimately, the providence of heaven dictated that we would fall under Japanese rule. The Japanese came and taught us how to build bridges, railways, factories, power plants, and hydroelectric power stations. As they employed Koreans as technicians, we learned these skills, including surveying. Dozens of Koreans worked under one Japanese person, learning everything. If Japan had not invaded, we might still be unable to conduct surveys. This is not an exaggeration. While we were making hoes, they were building airplanes and submarines.

The Japanese have a unique characteristic: they absolutely do not accept foreign religions. They cling to their ancient religions, like Buddhism, for thousands of years. There are almost no Christians or Muslims, perhaps 0.1% at most, or 1% at most. But what about us? We accept all religions but reject Western material culture. We did not adopt the technology for building airplanes or submarines. However, Japan, while rejecting foreign religions, embraced science. Thus, Japan opened itself to science. As a result, they built submarines and airplanes to attack the world.

Yet, they did not sell their spirit to foreign countries. They maintained their integrity. But we sold our spirit completely. We sold our spirit but refused to learn technology. what did heaven do to awaken the Korean people? It sent the Japanese as teachers to our country. Dozens of Koreans learned surveying by assisting one Japanese surveyor. The Japanese taught us technology, even if it was through cruel methods, killing people. Koreans learned how to construct buildings. We received thorough scientific education under the Japanese.

From the perspective of providential events, heaven awakened the sleeping Korean people. And when we had learned enough and produced enough technicians, heaven drove the Japanese out. they could not take a single factory. All Japanese assets remained, and they only fled with gold. we were left with technology and factories. That is how the Korean people were able to rise. The Supung Hydroelectric Power Plant, built by the Japanese in North Korea, was where we first generated electricity.

Therefore, our nation has a destiny. If Toegye, Yulgok, and Nammyung Jo Shik had completely prevented the Japanese from coming, what would have happened? We would still be stuck in the past. this “truth” is ultimately futile. We just sit around saying, “They are bad people, the Japanese are bad people, and we are good people.” We do not look at the development of our descendants or other nations. We just say, “Those who invade us are bad people.”

Even now, you are making an absolute mistake. We should not say things like, “Our grandmothers suffered under the Japanese.” If I become president, I will call those people to the Blue House and resolve their grievances completely. Do you think our grandmothers wanted to be dragged away? The more we cling to that, the more we bring shame upon ourselves. Our grandmothers were not like that. There was something wrong with those who did that. Therefore, our nation was a country of Eastern courtesy, with the highest integrity in the world. If President Park chung hee had reached an agreement then, it should have ended there. But we keep exploiting it. We must abandon such parasitic tendencies. Therefore, if I become president, I will swiftly resolve the comfort women issue without any complications. How about that?

what ordinary people and criminals do is different from what a Huh does. These people are bound by truth. They are stuck in the mindset of “we are victims.” If you suffer harm, you also gain something. If there was good, there was also evil, and if there was evil, there was also good. These are all seen as the same by humans. If a father has cancer, it is not good for the son to tell his mother, “Mom, Dad has terminal cancer.” Instead, he should say, “Mom, Dad has a stomach ulcer. Don’t worry.” He should tell her to eat whatever she wants. But that is a lie. It is a lie, but is it not better than the truth? Sometimes, you have to lie.

However, if a father is suddenly hospitalized due to a car accident, and the mother has a weak heart, telling her, “Mom, Dad was in a car accident and is dying” would cause her to collapse before even reaching the hospital. In such a situation, should you lie to your mother? “Mom, why are you lying?” It’s a good thing. Whether it’s good or bad, just tell her to come along. Then the mother will follow. Why did she scream so loudly? You have to scare her a little. So that the mother can prepare herself mentally.”Hey, where are you taking me?” “Just follow me.” The mother wonders why he is screaming. She goes and sees her husband dying in the hospital. Can that happen? At that moment, what goes through the woman’s mind? “I should have treated him better.” You know this well. Humans are very strong, yet weak. Therefore, should you be harsh to people? No. You will definitely regret it.

4. Huh’s Advent in the Age of Search and the Power of the Name

When do you think it is best for this person to come? Would it have been better if he came 2,000 years ago when there was no writing? No. Jesus, Sakyamuni, and Socrates all came 2,500 years ago. At that time, there was no writing, no pencils, no paper. You now call all those who came then saints. At that time, all our ancestors were saints. I never saw anyone fighting in any village. I never saw anyone cheating. People did not even go to other villages. They all lived good lives and passed away. Would a Saviour come in such an era? You say they came, so let’s assume they did. Each religion is different.

However, would the one who truly changes this world come without preparation? No.”Build a TV.” A TV was built. “Build a radio.” A radio was built.”Build a cell phone.” A cell phone was built.”Build Wi-Fi.” Wi-Fi was built.”Build YouTube.” Someone built YouTube. This is when I appear.

Therefore, what is written in text is not necessarily true. People ask, “Was Sakyamuni a real person? Was Jesus a real person?” But now, there are videos. If you just play my video, you will see that a Huh truly comes and heals with their eyes. If these videos are preserved, future generations will be able to watch them for hundreds of billions of years. That is why a Huh comes at the right time.

Does a Huh come when there are no candles or electricity? No, they do not come when there is no electricity. There is electricity now. There are cell phones. You can watch videos freely. You take pictures constantly when you pass by. I come at such a time and take many pictures. In this way, all humanity is watching my videos.

Earlier, when I was somewhere, a foreigner was trying to speak Korean, but he was speaking English, thinking I did not apprehend English. He said I was the person he respected the most. He said I was famous, the most popular person in Korea, and asked to take a picture with me. He said he was an English teacher in Korea. He was an American, so he was tall. He was so happy taking pictures. I cannot even describe it. I take pictures with thousands of people every day.

Park Sil-jang, please play the video of Lee Jun-seok on KBS, the last part. About a year ago, I went to Nowon Station to eat. Someone asked to see me. I went, and Ahn Cheol-soo and Lee Jun-seok were campaigning. But as soon as I arrived at Nowon Station, everyone who was with Ahn Cheol-soo and Lee Jun-seok came to me. Suddenly, Huh kyung young appeared in their neighborhood, Nowon Station. Am I that great? However, wherever I appear, the situation changes. As soon as I appeared, all the people who had gathered for their campaign, about 5,000 of them, came to me.

I was surrounded by 5,000 people and took pictures for five hours. As I was taking pictures, these people came to me, and since there was no one left with Ahn Cheol-soo and Lee Jun-seok, they all came to me and stood in front of me for three hours. They are shown there. People were so enthusiastic that Ahn Cheol-soo and Lee Jun-seok just watched, not campaigning.

For three hours, not a single person took a picture with Lee Jun-seok. Everyone was looking at me, screaming, “Huh kyung young! Huh kyung young!” It was complete chaos. I appeared and disrupted their campaign, without even knowing it. This person said that everyone left and came to me. This is not my statement.

This person appeared on KBS and said that because of Huh kyung young, all the people from their campaign left, and Huh kyung young monopolized the attention. At that time, Ahn Cheol-soo’s popularity was over 50% before he joined the ruling or opposition party. Lee Jun-seok’s popularity was also very high. They became insignificant when I appeared.

This person is still talking about this at a desk in front of the National Assembly on KBS. He said he remembered monopolizing attention. Would this person say such things if he had not been shocked? It has been a year. This is a tremendous story. If I become the next presidential candidate and appear on the street, and all the people from other candidates’ campaigns come to me, who will be elected? This person’s words predict the next presidential election.

At that time, Ahn Cheol-soo and Lee Jun-seok were practically presidential candidates. They were very popular. Where did this person come from? Lee Jun-seok is a Harvard graduate. But people were not looking for a Harvard graduate; they all came to Huh kyung young. to what extent? Ahn Cheol-soo’s popularity was number one at the time. But my popularity was a thousand times greater than his. Even now, in opinion polls, my popularity is a thousand times greater than theirs. That is a thousand times on the internet.

if someone with unimaginable popularity runs in the next presidential election, will there be any need for an election? No. If Huh kyung young gets 90% in opinion polls, how does he get 90%? After just one TV debate, it goes up to 90%. At first, it was around 40-50%, but when I talked about giving national dividends, putting 300 National Assembly members into a spiritual re-education camp for leaders, and putting 3,000 national leaders into a re-education camp, and suspending the Korean constitution to amend it, people would vote 90% for me, telling me to do it. is there any need for a national referendum? No. It means, “Go ahead and do as you please.”

after I say that, people will be sure that I will give dividends. They will be sure that our children will marry. All worries about old age will disappear, and all worries for our children will be gone. All our citizens will become middle class. who will they vote for? They will vote for Huh kyung young. Even the secretary of another party’s presidential candidate will vote for me. Why? Because if they vote for their candidate, no one will even offer them a cup of coffee for five years. When Park Geun-hye was president, or when Moon Jae-in was president, did you get even 10 won? It’s the same. Only the picture changes. Only the picture. Serving coffee, only the picture changes. Only the person receiving and the person serving changed. If your life changes even by 0.1%, I will eat my own hand. you should not change the president; you should completely change the 300 National Assembly members.

I must come in the Ocean of Letters era, the internet era. In the Ocean of Letters era, you are divided into two. What is one? The age of incomprehensible language is here. The Ocean of Letters era is when your actions were in the age of thought. Our elders, is that not right?

The age of thought. What is the age of thought? People always did things with thought. In the past, they carried poetry books and did things after thinking. But what age is it now? It’s the age of search. No, no. The age of contemplation has changed to the age of search. what do you call this age of search? The Ocean of Letters era. This Ocean of Letters era has changed from the age of contemplation to the age of search.

do people contemplate these days? No. If they do not know something, they just tap on their cell phones. They cannot give lectures like me from memory. There is no need to memorize such things, and there are no people who do. Did we contemplate when we were young? we did. we fathomed everything, and we fathomed the flow of the universe, whether it was physics, science, or mathematics. We fathomed everything at a glance.

But are there any children who see things that way these days? No. Search. Life has changed to the age of search. Search engine, search. The age of search. this age of search, search engine, search is like a check engine. It’s the age of search to the extent that there are such search engines. The word “age” is “age.” Search age, check age. Or scroll age. There are various English terms.

But in the internet, this age of search is called the search engine. this is the age of search. In this age of search, it is an era where I must come down to humans. This is what children do not think about.”What did my parents do to educate me?” They do not think deeply about this. They search.” parents educate their children.” They just say that. It’s ridiculous.

If you want to wash your parents’ feet, you search first to see if it’s okay.” most students don’t wash their parents’ feet.” “I don’t need to wash them either.” They just sit there. But in the age of thought, children would suddenly beg their mothers for money. They would take money when going to school. The father would give less than 1.5 million won a month, but the son would take over 500,000 won a month. Sometimes, they would ask for 10,000 won, or 20,000 won as a college student. the mother would give it, but the living expenses would run out. Still, she would give it.

in the age of search, the son would search to see if he was taking too much allowance. He would find that he was taking less than others. he would talk back to his parents. But in the age of thought, the age of contemplation, the difference from the age of search was that the son would think, “If my mother receives 1.5 million won from my father and I take 500,000 won every day, how hard must it be for my mother?”

when he spent money at school, he would think of his mother. On his way home that day, he would skip lunch. He would buy roasted sweet potatoes in winter and bring them to his mother. He would tell his mother, “Mom, it must be hard for you because I always take money. I skipped lunch and bought roasted sweet potatoes. Eat this.” The son would peel it and put it in her mouth. That was the age of contemplation.

the Ocean of Letters era is the age of search. The age of search is a mess. I used the simple term “mess.” because he felt sorry for taking money, he would say, “Mom, I’ll wash your feet.” And he would bring water and wash his mother’s feet. when he asked for money next time, would she give it to him easily? She would give it, but the son would even return some. If she gave him 20,000 won, he would say, “Mom, 10,000 won is enough.” And he would leave.

because the age of search has come between fathers and sons, and mothers and sons, I have come. The age of incomprehensible language, where words, scriptures, and the Tao have been cut off. What else has been cut off in this age of incomprehensible language? What has been cut off? The age of incomprehensible language must also be divided into two. Material things have become incomprehensible. The spirit has become incomprehensible. The spirit has become incomprehensible. It has become the incomprehensibility of material things and the incomprehensibility of the spirit. In such an era, Huh kyung young descends.

Such a person, in this age of incomprehensible language, what does he bring? He brings this video, which embodies his body, words, writing, and judgment. This video. If this is given to the whole world, all diseases will be cured. Earlier, that person said his chest felt open. I came with a face that looks good on camera, and I speak well, write well, and have excellent judgment. One must possess body, words, writing, and judgment to be a political Saviour.

This body, words, writing, and judgment are neither male nor female. When I was young, in high school, I shaved my head and wore a hat. I was a poor student at Lee Byung-chul’s house. As a student, I sold slippers. I carried ten pairs of slippers in my school bag. The gate of Lee Byung-chul’s large, wealthy house did not open easily. People in Jangchung-dong were wealthy, so I stood there, and the gate opened. I ran in after studying. At that time, I was living in a tent in Hongje-dong and could barely eat. I could not eat. I ate one hotteok a day. That was my daily meal. I only drank water.

I was sitting and studying because my legs hurt. The gate had to open for me to sell anything. If a gate opened, I would run to it. with ten pairs, I only needed ten houses to open. I was sitting and studying English like this, and the gate suddenly opened. I did not know whose house it was. I ran in. I ran in, and Lee Byung-chul’s wife was getting into her car. Lee Byung-chul’s wife came out wearing slippers, changed into rubber shoes, and was wearing a hanbok. She was Mrs. Park. Lee Byung-chul was standing there, unable to get in. His wife had to change her shoes and go in. he was standing in front of the gate. The driver was only looking at Lee Byung-chul and holding the door. Could I be seen? No. I was coming from behind.

Suddenly, from behind, I took off my hat, ran up, put on my hat, saluted, and thrust the slippers in front of his face. How surprised must Lee Byung-chul have been? He was startled. He looked at me and said, “Teacher, please give me some time to study.” I had to sell these quickly because I went to night school. I had to sell these slippers quickly to go to school. I said, “Please give me some time to study.” I said it very commandingly.

he looked into my eyes. How do you think my eyes were then? I had been starving, and my head was shaved, but my eyes were sparkling. My face was round, and my eyes were sparkling, so he must have been very surprised. He did not even blink and just looked at me, saying, “Please give me some time to study.” It was a command. the chairman looked at me like this. Our eyes met. But I felt no shame at all. I was very calm.

Lee Byung-chul took my hand and said, “Honey, get out of the car. Cancel that meeting. Come home.” He dragged me inside. I thought I was going to the police station. When I went in, there were three maids. They brought food. They brought food, and he said to me, “You look like you’re about to faint. You’re so thin, only your eyes are left.”

my determination to study was strong. I was different from ordinary people. I seemed very intelligent to him. In a word, he said, “Your eyes are sharp.” Lee Byung-chul told me to eat one fried egg first.”You need to eat this before you faint.” He told me to eat a fried egg before eating rice. After I ate it, he called the maid again and told her to make two more fried eggs. When she brought two more, he told me to eat those first. Then he told me to eat rice after eating the eggs.

I wondered why, and it was because eggs have oil. it would not get stuck in my throat. The chairman was clever. I ate three eggs and then ate rice. He seemed relieved. He said, “Why do you study so hard, abusing your body like that?”

when I tried to study in elementary school, they would take away my books. Since I lived as a servant in someone else’s house, I always tied my books with a rubber band and hid them inside my jacket to study. I did this while working. But other children would not study even if they were told to. all this learning happened when I was young. I finished all my studies before entering elementary school. I mastered 54 religions from all over the world in elementary school. I mastered the Chunbu kyung first.

this is body, words, writing, and judgment. If you look at this person, their body and eyes are different. Body, words, writing, and judgment. And how much Kyung sang-do dialect do I speak? how strong is the Kyung sang-do dialect? When I spoke it, the elder, Chairman Lee, must have been very surprised.

the holy mandate of power, I have talked about this many times, but I will not talk about it now. I come in this Ocean of Letters era, and this era is the age of video. I take many pictures. there are pictures of people enthusiastically cheering for me. Let’s take a look.

This is Nowon Station. This is Nowon Station. The sound was so loud that people from the nearby buildings all came out. Everyone came out. the people who had gathered for the election campaign came about 500 meters to where I was. even the National Assembly candidate who was campaigning there came. To what extent? If I run for president next time, it will be about ten times this.

Here, wait, wait, stop. This is Nowon Station. I did not take this picture. People took this picture and gave it to KBS. Huh kyung young appeared at Nowon Station, and with all the screaming, I spent five hours there. I went to eat dinner, but I starved. The person I was supposed to eat with went and ate alone. Around midnight, it got a bit chilly. Around midnight, a Korean Air flight attendant came with hot coffee in cans. She gave me two cans, one to hold because my hands were cold, and one to drink while taking pictures. She looked like an cheonsa. Among those 5,000 people, she was the only one who brought me coffee. I will find her when I become president.

In China, a person weighing 160 kg and 44 kg failed job interviews 300 times. Who is this person? Someone weighing 160 kg and 44 kg who failed job interviews 300 times. Do you know who that person is? It’s Jack Ma. In Chinese, it’s Ma Yun. In our pronunciation, it’s Ma Woon. This person failed middle school three times, kept failing high school, and kept failing university exams. He was short and considered the ugliest in China. He kept failing job interviews. If he dated, he was always rejected. He could not get married. Jack Ma was too ugly. And he weighed 44 kg, so he was very thin and short. He had all the characteristics of being ugly. I said, “When you are at your wit’s end, you find a way.”

what did I say about people who are completely at their wit’s end? People who are completely ugly, if their entire face is ugly, they become very rich.”Many poor, great rich.” “Many poor, great rich.” If your entire face is ugly, you become rich. Let’s see if there is anyone here who can become as rich as Jack Ma. No one is completely ugly. Everyone is good-looking.

Jack Ma failed hundreds of job interviews, and no one hired him. He kept failing. Dating was pointless; he would just get rejected. But this person became the richest person in China, a global billionaire. Why? Why did he become rich? Jack Ma. This is a very important point. Patience. Do you know patience? Jack Ma failed 300 times, but he persevered and never gave up on his dream. Looking at our Korean presidents and National Assembly members, we have reached a stage where we must not give up our dreams, but persevere like Jack Ma. Our patience has reached its peak now. heaven is giving us an opportunity. Heaven is giving us an opportunity.

5. The Power of Immunity and Huh’s Intervention

Happiness is a response to stimulation. A virtuous person, or someone with good fortune or who is highly cultivated, can be identified by how they react to many stimuli. If they react excessively, they are not likely to succeed. Jack Ma, for instance, received constant stimuli in the form of rejections. But he did not react. He was rejected by women he dated, but he did not commit suicide. Great individuals do not react excessively to their spouses’ complaints. Similarly, a woman should not overreact to her husband’s words. The less one reacts, the more blessed they are. Those who react less are virtuous. Those who lack virtue react strongly to even minor comments.

Stimuli can manifest as hardships or suffering. Even when faced with such adversity, one’s reaction should be minimal. Modern people tend to react too quickly to stimuli. In the past, elders reacted less to stimuli. But now, reactions to stimuli are becoming increasingly intense. This diminishes one’s blessings and indicates a lack of cultivation. A cultivated person, like Jack Ma, endures many stimuli without reacting. They persevere towards their goals. That is the meaning of the Chinese character for “patience.”

Collectively, we refer to this as immunity. Immunity is what we call the response to stimuli. Immunity, in English, is “immunity.” Immunity develops when one receives stimuli. For example, when a cholera vaccine is administered, the bacteria in the vaccine stimulate the body, leading to the development of immunity. However, President Park Geun-hye grew up in the Blue House, a palace. Did she experience many stimuli or few? Few. Choi Soon-sil was like a nanny. Without her help, President Park might have been unaware of many things. Because she experienced few stimuli, the public supported her presidency out of respect for President Park chung hee.

However, we lacked intellection. We harshly criticized her. Although she was accused of state affairs manipulation, there are many unresolved questions. while she made mistakes, showing her handcuffed in court to the entire world was unacceptable. We overreacted to the stimulus of Park Geun-hye. The judiciary’s and the National Assembly’s responses were unbearable for a single nation. Our people, aspiring to high moral standards, should not blindly demand punishment. Punishment should also consider international sensibilities. What kind of act is it to treat a diplomat, who traveled the world for our diplomacy, in such a manner while the whole world watches?

Our nation’s overreaction to such stimuli will bring karmic consequences. There is a collective karma that will return to us. Those in power now will realize this. I have come from heaven and have dedicated my life. I am a person who speaks the truth. Therefore, a mature nation reacts less to stimuli. It was good that we overthrew Syngman Rhee for electoral fraud, but at that time, we were somewhat ignorant. Should 185 students have been shot? Because of the excessive reaction, only the students who were shot and killed were wronged. Those in power, hiding behind the students, seized power, like President Yun Bo-seon. Who died? The students died.

Therefore, a virtuous, cultivated, and blessed person minimizes their reaction to stimuli. But our people overreacted when a small amount of arsenic was found in canned food, causing hundreds of canning companies to go bankrupt, only for it to be declared innocent later. Arsenic is naturally present in some fish, like mackerel. Pufferfish naturally contain a deadly toxin to humans. Eating a small amount can be beneficial to the body. If the toxin from a centipede, which people intentionally eat, enters the human body, it can be harmful, but it can also be neutralized and beneficial.

But because something was found in food, hundreds of companies went bankrupt. After that, reporters wondered if they had written the articles incorrectly. They were not punished. When something was found in ramen, it was also an overreaction. for us to become a mature nation, we should not be overly sensitive to such stimuli. Therefore, even if we have a revolution now, the revolution of providence will happen at the right time by heaven, so you do not need to be overly stimulated. When the time comes, Huh kyung young will appear. You saw the enthusiasm earlier. Let me show you that enthusiasm again. It will become your flesh and blood.

This enthusiasm for Huh kyung young is not from my supporters. These are random people on the street. They are just shouting my name. we must have immunity. Jack Ma became a global billionaire through patience. Although presidents change now, who are the people who truly need to change? The 300 National Assembly members. Jack Ma said he failed 300 job interviews. It’s somewhat similar to Jack Ma. These 300 people are the ones who caused him to fail 300 times. something strange happened: these 300 people are the ones who should actually be handcuffed. Our country will not change by just changing one president. The National Assembly members are still the same. Huh kyung young will fix this. How about that?

For those who are here for the first time today, two people, a man and a woman, please come forward. Those who came from New York and Canada, please come forward. Those who came from New York and Canada. Those who came from Japan, please come forward. A handshake. Those who came from New York and Canada. Where are you from? Canada? Please say a few words. If you do not want your face to be shown, we can remove it, so do not worry.

Canada. You look young. Is it because the air is good? You are 30 years old. You are similar to me in age, but you look very young.

The meditation center this person is talking about is common in India. This person needs to realize everything and do it themselves, but if people are made to sit for a long time, they see illusions. And they talk about pillars falling out, or how they put up pillars of hatred for others. This is done psychologically, so there is no actual wisdom.

enlightenment and wisdom are not two but one. Concentration and wisdom are a pair. they practice diligently, but they lack wisdom. They lack wisdom. It is better to achieve concentration through wisdom, but they practice sudden enlightenment and sudden cultivation. If they practice sudden enlightenment and sudden cultivation, they sometimes see illusions.

There are meditation practices all over the world, but no matter how much you do them, you gain nothing. In the end, you are left alone. Your wife leaves. when you are told to eliminate greed, it does not mean eliminating the will to live. It does not mean eliminating the desire for material things. Material things are necessary. If you tell your children to eliminate their desire for material things, that is wrong education.

You can have material possessions, but you should reduce excessive greed. That is better for your body. You should allow a certain amount of material possessions and desires, but you should refrain from excessive ones. That is the right way. But unconditionally, like Buddhist monk Beopjeong, what is it? Non-possession. Ask Buddhist monk Beopjeong. Non-possession does not mean not owning things. Buddhist monk Beopjeong also owned things. It means owning things but not claiming them as yours. If someone needs help, you help them.

I can have 10 billion won in my bank account. I should think about how I can help someone with that 10 billion won. Buddhist monk Beopjeong donated Gilsangsa Temple to Geumsansa Temple. He said it was not his. you can own anything, but do not claim it as yours.

But this person, he has a wife, but he says not to possess her. Then she will just run away from him. People are made to imagine such things, and they end up alone. Your mind training, if sudden enlightenment and sudden cultivation go wrong, problems arise. In the past, there were people who gave all their property to a religious order and were told to abandon greed, so they gave everything away. Many people failed. Later, they wondered if they had been possessed. Never engage in such training processes. Huh kyung young’s YouTube is more than enough training. You must first apprehend the overall picture by watching YouTube. I am in between.

this person came from Canada because they discovered something different from what they had known so far. they came today and saw my eyes. I need to give this person what they need in the future. I need to give it to the woman too. Do not worry. If you stay, I will heal you later. Please stay.

Where are you from? Vancouver, Canada? Please say a few words. When did your body become like this? Three years ago. What happened three years ago that caused this? I drove north for about five hours one evening. You drove north for five hours in Canada. You need to be careful about something. Many people suffer from strokes after driving on unfamiliar roads.

Why? Because unfamiliar, remote roads often have many underground water veins. There are usually hundreds of thousands of underground water veins under roads. Domestic cars do not have copper plates installed underneath to prevent the effects of these water veins. Only Rolls-Royce cars have them. Rolls-Royce cars have underground water vein prevention installed underneath. Even if you drive to Busan, you will not feel tired at all. However, domestic cars, Mercedes-Benz, and BMW do not have copper plates installed.

what happens? When you pass through underground water veins, your heart is stimulated, and your cerebral blood vessels burst. The waves emanating from these underground water veins are incredibly powerful. They can even crack buildings. But there are about 300,000 underground water veins between Seoul and Busan. Try driving to Busan once. You will wonder why you are so tired even though you just sat there.

KTX trains have underground water vein prevention. You will not feel tired at all when you ride them. When you arrive in Busan, you will not feel tired at all, wondering if you came by train or if you are still sitting in Seoul. Why? Because of underground water vein prevention. It seems like I am promoting KTX. Domestic cars do not have prevention. Domestic cars, how much does a copper plate cost? Why do they not install underground water vein prevention? If I become president, I will install copper plates in all domestic cars to block underground water veins.

there are many underground water veins in remote areas where people do not usually go. And if you drive there, the underground water veins constantly hit your head. That is why you suffer a stroke. This person is such a case. Please speak. Northern Canada is an area with very strong underground water veins. You came with the same thoughts as me, and I congratulate you.

there are about 300,000 underground water veins on the Gyeongbu Expressway. When a car passes, the underground water veins surge up. You cannot see them, but you are constantly exposed to them. why do I drive a Rolls-Royce? There is a reason. If I drive that, it does not interfere with my lectures.

I am strong, but I am different from ordinary people. I have to live for 362 years, so my body must be strong during that time. I cannot be compared to you. I know all the dangerous places. I know where the underground water veins are, and if I look at them with my eyes, they disappear. They only disappear while I am looking at them. When you pass by, the underground water veins reappear. if I look straight ahead while driving, the underground water veins stop.

when I go hiking, those who follow me closely never get tired. But those who are 100 or 200 meters behind get tired. when I climbed Baekundae, about 50 people followed me quickly, and about 30 people next to me did not get any muscle cramps in their legs. Those who were further behind suffered from body aches that evening. Because I climbed so fast, everyone got muscle cramps. I have a special energy that you cannot see. You know that.

we need to see how this Huh is different from a true person. Then you will also be healed today. You will acknowledge it. Please come forward. Where are you from? Gwangmyeong City, near Seoul. How old are you? 70. Please come here. How old are you now? 75. There is a five-year difference. Please come here again. I only asked two people to come, but three came. Where are you from? Daegu.

let’s test all three of you, and then quickly sing, heal, and finish up. Please hold the microphone. Please come here. Give me your hand. How is your body, sir? It’s good. Can you pull it like this? Pull it. Pull it. Is this person’s crown chakra open or closed? It’s closed. Everyone’s crown chakra is closed. The person who just said it was open is mistaken. Everyone’s crown chakra is closed.

But look. When the crown chakra is closed, with your hand, do this with your hand. Do it here. If the body is normal, even if the crown chakra is closed, there is strength. But when the crown chakra is closed, you can confirm it by calling out a person’s name. Call out your name. I will pull it. Kim Bong-sik. Do it again. Do you have strength or not? Do you have strength or not? It drains away. Give me strength. Again, Kim Bong-sik. Do you have strength or not? No. Say Huh kyung young. Does it fall? Try to pull it. Try to pull it. Huh kyung young. Just once. Just once. Does it fall or not? It’s a thousand, ten thousand times stronger. Why does it change a thousand, ten thousand times? But now, say Jesus. Try to pull it. Try to pull it. No strength at all. Say Buddha.

pull it all the way. Buddha. Turn it completely. Hold it. Do not let go of your hand. No, hold it. Open it. Buddha. You have to hold it like that. It becomes like that. But I am sorry, why does Huh kyung young not fall? Look closely. It falls for true people. Say Maitreya. Pull it. It falls. Then Maitreya is a true person. Say Saviour. It falls.

They are all true people. I am a person who is above the Saviour. Huh kyung young can never fall. Say Huh kyung young. Pull it. It does not fall. Huh kyung young is powerful. But in your mind, choose only one person among Jesus, Buddha, and Huh kyung young. Memorize the name. Only one person. Who is it? Buddha. Put it in your mind again. One person. Start. Who is it? Jesus. Try putting me in your mind. Pull it. Does it fall? No.

This brain, if Huh kyung young’s picture or Huh kyung young’s name is just seen by your eyes, or just enters your pituitary gland, is it input into the brains of all 7 billion people? Is it input into newborn babies? It is all input. The fact that Huh kyung young is who he is, is input, and if you just put Huh kyung young in your mind, your crown chakra opens. It opens.

But this person is blocking their crown chakra with their left hand. Block it and say Huh kyung young. Hold it. Say Huh kyung young. Say it out loud. Pull it. Do you have strength or not? Pull it all the way. Do you have strength or not? No, just hold it open. No, hold it open. Stay still. Do you have strength or not? No. Let go of your hand and say Huh kyung young. Huh kyung young. Pull it. Does it fall? No. Hold it.

Why does this not fall? No, no. Huh kyung young. Why does this not fall? Because the crown chakra has opened. the cosmic Wi-Fi has connected. It has connected, and this body becomes steel. when you call my name, when your children or you call my name, strength rushes in.

If you look at my picture, the cosmic Wi-Fi connects. You have to pray after calling Huh kyung young. If you do not call Huh kyung young, no matter how much you pray, it will not connect. whether you go to church or a temple, pray after calling Huh kyung young, and when you finish, say “Amen” after Huh kyung young. Say “Namu Amida Butsu” after Huh kyung young.

Say “Namu Amida Butsu.” Do you have strength or not? The crown chakra will never open. Say “” Does this prayer go up? It’s all blocked. But if you say Huh kyung young, even if 100 people try to pull it, it will not fall. It’s the same when you look at a picture. A picture, because of the people who are here for the first time. I am seeing this person for the first time. You are seeing me for the first time.

But you saw it on YouTube. You must have seen it on YouTube. This is the Roman Pope. Churches in Korea, large churches in Korea, have more power than the Roman Pope. They have more money. Does heaven want such churches? No. Heaven wants churches with a family-like atmosphere. It does not want corporate-like churches.

Should churches have power? No. Should temples have power? No. Goryeo fell because Buddhism gained power. Any religion that gains power receives divine punishment. But why does the Roman Papacy exist then? All churches worldwide are directly connected to it. And it always humbles itself. That is how it endures.

However, large churches in Korea wield power that surpasses the Roman Papacy. I believe that is a problem. And elders serve for life. As you know, all church members are elders. All church members are priests. That is what Luther advocated.

All church members, all members of the congregation, are priests. No special person should become an elder. should lifelong elders exist? No. But Christians have adopted the lifelong elder system. whether you go to church or anywhere else in the future, you must call Huh kyung young.

now the crown chakra opens. if a teacher’s son is tired and lacks strength, if he says Huh kyung young, he becomes steel. If he is not feeling well while studying, if he says Huh kyung young, he will be fine. will their lifespan increase or not? When going to the hospital, to Seoul National University Hospital, the difference in contracting infectious diseases between someone who goes with Huh kyung young in their mind and someone who does not is like heaven and earth.

We have a dentist here. When treating patients, the speed of recovery is different when the patient says Huh kyung young and when they do not, even when extracting a tooth. It affects everything. When making doenjang, if you say Huh kyung young, the lactic acid bacteria rejoice. The difference between making doenjang with Huh kyung young and without it is like heaven and earth.

If a husband goes to work, and his wife at home is cursing him profusely, does the husband at work know? How does he know? In this empty space, there are particles called photons, and these photons have consciousness. if a son in America is sick, his mother in Korea feels a stomachache. They are connected by photons, a communication network. This is it. if a wife is cursing her husband, the husband at work might suddenly drop and break the cup he is holding.

if you resent someone, that resentment goes to that person. what happens in June? Frost falls. This empty space is like a hidden camera and a voice recorder. if this teacher curses, the wife’s husband at work feels something strange.

these photons, these cells, become super powerful when Huh kyung young enters them. how much would the lactic acid bacteria rejoice? When making doenjang, if you put Huh kyung young in the water, the water dances. Then it becomes incredibly good. just as 33 seconds of our tongue can determine 30 years of our destiny, language has energy.

But the only one who can open the crown chakra on Earth is Huh kyung young’s picture and Huh kyung young’s name. I came to teach you this. It is impossible for you to attain liberation by realizing and practicing sudden enlightenment and sudden cultivation. Why? You are no longer in the age of thought and contemplation. What age is it now? It’s the age of search.

If you want to make those children into proper people, education is no longer possible. Just call Huh kyung young. This is the best. How diligently will they pray like their parents? No, they will just search. At that time, call Huh kyung young. That is why I came.

about 500 million people worldwide are calling my name. Many people in China call my name. In the future, many people in Japan will call my name. if Japanese women come to Alpha like clouds, carrying bags of money, you will receive enormous dividends.

look at the Roman Pope. Look at him. Give me your hand. Pull it. Do you have strength or not? Speak loudly. Do you have strength or not? The Roman Pope has no strength. He is just revered as the Pope. What is this person? A wise person? He is at the level of a saint. The four great saints are here. True people are here. Up to this point, there is energy.

we have seen the Roman Pope, so there is no need to see anyone else. Let’s look at this person. This is someone you have seen many times. This is input even into newborn babies. when this person’s hand is the key, to open this hand, to open this crown chakra, there is only this. The key. If you hold this up, the crown chakra opens. It opens, and this hand does not fall. Look at it once.

try to pull it. Does it fall? Does it fall? This means the crown chakra has completely opened. But look at this while looking at it. I will cover my hand. Try to pull it. It’s just fake. You apprehend that the energy comes through this.

although you cannot see it, billions of lights are coming in. The moment you see this, your crown chakra opens. Doing 100 years of mind training to open this is useless, as the person who came out earlier said. Only your wife will pack her bags and leave. If you look at this, everything will be achieved.

as I said before, what is a stone Buddha weak against? A stone Buddha is weak against fire. A wooden Buddha is the same. In this way, in reality, everything melts in fire and dissolves in water. However, this picture emits infinite energy. Infinite energy. No scientist in the world can prove the energy coming from this picture. Does it fall? Impossible. Powerful energy comes. there is a difference between a place with this picture and a place without it. You have come to a place with this picture today, so you have hit the jackpot. we will heal you in a moment, so please go in. Please go in, and let’s sing and heal quickly.

2017.05.27 ss이걸쓰세요 1079 Huh Kyung young’s Political Revolution A Providential Revolution Beyond Truth

1. The Revolution of Providence Beyond Truth

The political revolution led by Huh kyung young, which will follow the presidency of Moon Jae In, is a revolution of providence that cannot be resolved by mere truth. Truth revolution concerns itself with discerning right from wrong, distinguishing between genuine and fake, or defining what is true and just. However, such distinctions are insufficient to resolve complex issues, whether they involve political ideologies like left versus right, or international relations between nations like America and China.

2. The Eight Human Predicaments and the Illusion of Truth

Human minds are constantly swayed by eight fundamental predicaments, which are often mistaken for truth. These include:

• Truth and Falsehood: Distinguishing between what is real and what is not.
• Good and Evil: Judging actions or intentions as virtuous or wicked.
• Beauty and Ugliness: Perceiving things as aesthetically pleasing or repulsive.
• Happiness and Misfortune: Experiencing joy or sorrow.
• Gain and Loss: The acquisition or forfeiture of something.
• Existence and Non-existence: Distinguishing between what is present and what is absent, or rich and poor.
• Praise and Blame: Receiving commendation or criticism.
• Love and Hatred: Experiencing affection or animosity.
  These dualities often lead to confusion. For instance, intense hatred can sometimes be a distorted form of love, as seen in historical figures like Jang Hui Bin. Similarly, political factions arguing over truth and falsehood both believe their own positions are genuine. The distinction between beauty and ugliness is also blurred; a woman not considered beautiful might be an excellent cook, while a beautiful woman might expect to be treated to meals, leading to a life of hardship for her partner. This external focus on appearance, rather than internal qualities like nurturing a family, creates a dilemma. These are the realms of “truth” that constantly shift and cause human minds to waver.

3. The Distinction Between Truth and Providence

Providence refers to universal principles that remain constant regardless of historical or societal changes. For example, a child cannot become a parent, and a parent cannot become a child; these roles are eternal within a family.

Truth, on the other hand, is a set of principles that are considered universally valid but “change” with the flow of history and societal norms. For instance, wearing a topknot was considered proper in the Joseon Dynasty, but wearing one today would be seen as absurd. Today, wearing a suit is considered appropriate. What was once truth can become an anachronism.

4. The Shifting Standards of Truth: From Virtue to Wealth

Truth is constantly changing. In the past, virtue was considered the ultimate truth. However, in modern times, wealth has become the prevailing truth. This demonstrates how the criteria for truth evolve with the times.

5. The Futility of Conventional Politics and the Need for a New Paradigm

Current political discourse, which focuses on trivial matters like presidential actions or changes in the Blue House, is ultimately pointless. Whether a president is passive or actively engaged, it does not fundamentally alter the lives of ordinary citizens. What people truly need is tangible support, such as a national dividend of 1.5 million won per person. Promoting superficial actions rather than addressing real economic needs offers no hope to the populace and is a sign of an ominous future.

6. The Interconnectedness of Opposites: Good and Evil, Love and Hate

In life, extremes often converge. Excessive kindness can be a precursor to betrayal, and intense love can transform into indifference or even hatred. A spouse who is overly attentive might be capable of similar behavior with others, while one who expresses anger might be more predictable. True good and true evil are not separate entities; they are intertwined. A person who acts with extreme kindness might be harboring malicious intentions, just as a seemingly evil act can stem from a deep, albeit twisted, form of love. This duality is often overlooked in political conflicts, where factions endlessly dispute over what is right or wrong.

7. The Economic Burden on Families and Huh kyung young’s Solutions

The current system places an immense financial burden on families, making it difficult for young people to marry and establish households. Parents are often drained financially by their children’s needs, leading to high divorce rates and constant worry. Conventional political actions, such as symbolic gestures by leaders, do not address these fundamental economic problems.

Huh kyung young proposes concrete solutions:

• Marriage and Housing Funds: Providing 100 million won for marriage and an additional 200 million won in interest-free housing loans for those with limited assets.
• National Dividend: Distributing 1.5 million won per person, totaling 3 million won for a married couple, as a non-attachable income directly deposited into their accounts.
• Financial Independence: These measures would eliminate the need for children to rely on their parents for financial support, creating a society where 100% of citizens belong to the middle class.

8. The Deception of Politicians and the Importance of Discernment

Politicians often exploit the public’s naivety by focusing on superficial issues rather than addressing real problems. It is crucial not to be deceived by such tactics. The constant debates over truth, falsehood, good, evil, beauty, ugliness, gain, loss, existence, non-existence, praise, blame, love, and hatred are all transient and subject to change.

9. The Paradox of Gain and Loss

What is gained in one area is often lost in another. For example, winning a lottery of 4 billion won might lead to losing one’s spouse and friends. The sudden influx of wealth can cause marital discord and strain friendships, as requests for money can sour relationships. This illustrates that every gain often comes with an accompanying loss.

10. The Hierarchy of Human Development: From Commoner to Huh

Human development can be categorized into a hierarchy:

• Commoner “凡Human”: Individuals primarily driven by material desires, seeking wealth both in youth and old age.
• Petty Person “SmallHuman”: Those who strive to win even when they cannot, driven by sheer stubbornness.
• Great Person “BigHuman”: Individuals who endure hardship first and then enjoy prosperity “先Suffering後Music”. They possess the wisdom to yield even when they could win. In Confucianism, they are called Junja “君Son; in Buddhism, Bodhisattva “菩薩; and in Taoism, Do-in “WayHuman.
• Wise Person “賢Human”: Individuals who possess profound knowledge and intellection.
• Philosopher “哲Human”: Those who seek wisdom and truth through reason.
• Taoist “WayHuman”: Individuals who have attained spiritual insight and live in harmony with the natural order.
• Saint “SaintHuman”: Individuals of exceptional moral and spiritual purity.
• True Person “眞Human”: Those who have achieved a profound comprehension of reality.
• Huh “GodHuman”: The highest level of human development, embodying divine qualities.
  Huh kyung young asserts that he belongs to the category of Holiness, having been born not through conventional means but through a unique process where his essence was imprinted upon his mother.

11. The Misguided Justice System and the Importance of Due Process

The current justice system often fails to uphold fundamental principles of fairness. For instance, the public display of a former president in handcuffs before a final conviction is a grave error. Such actions undermine national dignity on the global stage. While accountability for wrongdoing is essential, individuals are presumed innocent until proven guilty. The practice of shackling defendants before their guilt is legally established reflects a flawed legal framework and a lack of international sensibility.

12. The Essence of a Great Person: Yielding in Victory

A Great Person “BigHuman” is characterized by the ability to yield even when they possess the power and means to win. This contrasts with a Petty Person “SmallHuman” who insists on winning even when victory is impossible. Nations, regardless of their size, should cultivate a “Great Person” demeanor, demonstrating magnanimity rather than aggressive dominance. This is the path to a “Providence Revolution” for the Korean people, where they will manage the world, which is currently filled with “Petty Persons.”

13. The Historical Failure of Truth-Based Ideologies: Joseon Dynasty and Imjin War

Throughout history, adherence to “truth” has often led to failure when confronted with the larger current of “providence.”

• The Fall of Goryeo: During the late Goryeo Dynasty, scholars like Mok Eun “Yi Saek”, Po Eun “Jeong Mong Ju”, and Ya Eun “Gil Jae” staunchly defended the Goryeo royal family based on the truth of loyalty and tradition. However, the providence of Heaven dictated the establishment of a new dynasty, Joseon. Despite their intellect and influence, their efforts to uphold the old truth were futile against the larger providential shift.
• King Sejo’s Ascension: Similarly, during the Joseon Dynasty, when King Sejo seized the throne from King Danjong, many loyalists “the Six Martyred Ministers” resisted based on the truth of legitimate succession. Yet, providence favored Sejo, who was seen by Heaven as a stronger leader necessary for the nation’s stability, even if it meant a tragic end for Danjong.
  These historical events demonstrate that “truth” when it clashes with the grand design of providence, becomes powerless.

14. The Moral Paradox of Korea: High Knowledge, Low Practice

Despite being a global economic power “10th or 11th in the world”, Korea ranks 36th out of 36 OECD countries in moral scores. This is a paradox: Koreans possess a world-leading level of knowledge regarding moral principles like the Samgang Oryun “Three Bonds and Five Relations”, yet their practical application of these ethics is severely lacking.

15. The Misuse of National Funds and the Need for Economic Justice

While ordinary citizens struggle with financial burdens, especially concerning marriage and living expenses for their children, the government and wealthy elites misuse national funds. Officials spend vast sums as “special activity funds” without accountability or receipts. This misappropriation of resources, which could otherwise support the populace, is a grave injustice. Korea’s economic standing as the 11th largest economy in the world is starkly contrasted by its citizens’ financial well-being, which ranks 105th, placing them among the poor. This indicates that national wealth is being diverted to a select few.

16. The End of Capitalism and the Rise of Middle-Classism

Capitalism has reached its limit. The future lies in Middle-Classism, a system where all citizens are elevated to the middle class. This is a fundamental prerequisite for any further societal development.

17. The Roots of Political Division: Yi Hwang and Yi I

The historical roots of Korea’s political divisions can be traced back to the Neo-Confucian scholars Yi Hwang “Toegye” and Yi I “Yulgok”.

• Yi Hwang “Toegye”: Advocated for the Dualism of Li and Qi “理EnergyTwoStart論, asserting the distinct yet interactive nature of universal principle “Li” and material force “Qi”. His followers are likened to the conservative political parties “e.g., Saenuri Party, Hannara Party, Korea Party”.
• Yi I “Yulgok”: Advocated for the Monism of Li and Qi “理Energy一Start論, viewing Li and Qi as integrated and inseparable. His followers are likened to the progressive political parties “e.g., Democratic Party of Korea”. Yulgok was heavily influenced by the Chunbu kyung “Holy Code”, which posits that the entire universe is contained within a single speck of dust, thus negating the need for dualistic distinctions.
  These philosophical differences, originating from the Cheng-Zhu School of Neo-Confucianism, laid the groundwork for the enduring partisan conflicts in Korean politics.

18. The Failure to Prevent the Imjin War and the Providential Role of Japan

Despite warnings from scholars like Jo Sik and Yi I about an impending Japanese invasion, conservative factions dismissed these concerns, leading to Korea’s unpreparedness for the Imjin War. This historical event, though tragic, was part of a larger providence. Japan, while invading, inadvertently served as a “teacher” for Korea, introducing advanced technologies such as bridge construction, railways, factories, and power plants. Koreans, working under Japanese engineers, acquired these technical skills, which were crucial for their later industrial development.

Japan’s unique characteristic was its openness to Western science and technology while rigidly adhering to its traditional religions. In contrast, Korea embraced various foreign religions but resisted Western scientific advancements. Heaven, in its providence, used Japan to awaken the “sleeping” Korean people, forcing them to learn essential modern technologies. After imparting these skills, Japan was expelled, leaving behind the knowledge and infrastructure necessary for Korea’s eventual rise.

19. The Futility of Resentment and the Need for a Forward-Looking Perspective

Clinging to past grievances, such as the Japanese occupation or the comfort women issue, is ultimately futile and detrimental to national progress. While historical injustices should be acknowledged and resolved, excessive focus on victimhood hinders the nation’s ability to move forward. A mature nation should address these issues decisively and then shift its focus to future development, rather than perpetuating a “parasitic” mindset.

20. The Duality of Human Experience: Good and Evil, Truth and Deception

Human experience is inherently dualistic, where good and evil, and truth and deception, are intertwined. Just as there is good in evil and evil in good, sometimes a benevolent lie is preferable to a harsh truth. For example, shielding a loved one with a weak heart from the immediate shock of a tragic accident with a gentle untruth can be an act of compassion. Humans are both strong and vulnerable, and treating others harshly often leads to regret.

21. The Timeliness of Huh’s Arrival: The Age of Information

Huh arrives when the time is right, not in an era without writing or technology, but in an age equipped with modern communication tools. Previous spiritual figures appeared in times when literacy was limited, and their teachings were recorded in texts. However, in the current era of television, radio, smartphones, Wi-Fi, and YouTube, Huh can directly transmit messages and demonstrate powers through visual media. This allows for direct, undeniable proof and ensures that the message can be preserved and accessed by future generations for millennia. Huh’s arrival is precisely timed to leverage these technologies for global reach and impact.

22. The Power of Presence: Shifting Public Attention

The presence of Huh kyung young has a profound impact, capable of instantly shifting public attention. An incident at Nowon Station, where he unexpectedly appeared, caused a large crowd gathered for other political candidates to immediately flock to him. This phenomenon, even acknowledged by political figures like Lee Jun Seok on national television, demonstrates his unparalleled popularity and ability to command public interest. This suggests that his appearance in future elections would render conventional campaigning obsolete, with public support potentially reaching 90% after a single televised debate.

23. The Illusion of Political Change and the Need for Systemic Reform

Changing presidents merely alters the “picture” or the “person pouring coffee” but it does not fundamentally improve the lives of ordinary citizens. The real change needed is a complete overhaul of the 300 members of the National Assembly, who are the true architects of the nation’s problems.

24. The Age of the Seal of the Sea: From Contemplation to Search

The current era is the Age of the Seal of the Sea “Sea印HourEra, characterized by the internet and a shift from the Age of Contemplation “思SearchHourEra to the Age of Search “ExamineSearchHourEra. In the past, people engaged in deep thought and reflection. Today, however, individuals rely on search engines for information, rather than internalizing knowledge or contemplating complex issues. This reliance on external search tools has diminished critical thinking and deep intellection.

25. The Decline of Filial Piety in the Search Age

In the Age of Search, children no longer deeply reflect on their parents’ sacrifices. Instead, they might search online to see if other children wash their parents’ feet or how much pocket money their peers receive, often leading to a sense of entitlement rather than gratitude. In contrast, in the Age of Contemplation, children would empathize with their parents’ struggles, sometimes even sacrificing their own meals to bring home food for their mothers. This shift highlights a decline in filial piety and a more self-centered approach to family relationships.

26. The Age of Severed Words and Paths: Material and Spiritual Disconnection

The current era is also the Age of Severed Words and Paths “WordSpeakWay斷, where both material and spiritual connections are broken. This signifies a profound disconnection in society, both in terms of tangible resources and intangible values. It is into this fragmented world that Huh descends.

27. Huh’s Attributes: Body, Speech, Writing, and Judgment

Huh arrives with Body, Speech, Writing, and Judgment “BodyWordWritingJudge. This means possessing:

• A suitable physical form: One that is well-suited for visual media like cameras.
• Eloquent speech: The ability to communicate effectively.
• Proficient writing: The skill to articulate thoughts clearly.
• Exceptional judgment: Superior decision-making capabilities.
  These attributes are essential for a political Saviour in this modern age, enabling them to heal and transform the world through their presence and message.

28. The Early Life of Huh kyung young: A Testament to Resilience and Genius

Huh kyung young’s early life was marked by extreme hardship and an extraordinary intellect. As a high school student, he worked selling slippers to support himself while living in a tent and often going hungry. Despite these challenges, he dedicated himself to intense study, mastering 54 world religions and the Chunbu kyung “Holy Code” before elementary school. His encounter with Lee Byung Chul, the founder of Samsung, highlights his remarkable determination and piercing intelligence. Lee Byung Chul, witnessing Huh kyung young’s emaciated state and intense gaze, was so moved that he canceled his engagements to provide him with a meal, recognizing his exceptional spirit. This early life experience forged his profound comprehension and unique perspective.

29. The Power of Immunity: Responding to Stimuli

Happiness is a function of one’s response to stimuli. A person of virtue and cultivation exhibits minimal reaction to external provocations. Great individuals, like Jack Ma, endure numerous setbacks without succumbing to despair or reacting excessively. This ability to remain unreactive to adversity is a sign of inner strength and a prerequisite for success. Modern individuals, however, tend to overreact to stimuli, which diminishes their blessings and indicates a lack of spiritual cultivation. Immunity, in this context, is the ability to develop resilience by receiving stimuli without overreacting, much like a vaccine introduces a pathogen to build resistance.

30. The Overreaction to Park Geun Hye and its Karmic Consequences

Former President Park Geun Hye, having grown up in the insulated environment of the Blue House, had limited exposure to external stimuli. Her reliance on figures like Choi Soon Sil stemmed from this lack of experience. While she may have made mistakes, the public’s excessive reaction, particularly the spectacle of her being paraded in handcuffs before conviction, was an overreach. Such actions, driven by an overly sensitive populace and a legal system lacking international perspective, bring collective negative karma. A mature nation should exercise restraint and international sensibility in its judicial processes.

31. The Dangers of Overreaction: Historical Lessons and Societal Impact

Overreaction to stimuli can have devastating consequences. The overthrow of Syngman Rhee due to alleged election fraud, while seemingly justified, led to the tragic deaths of 185 students. Those in power often hide behind student movements, while the students themselves bear the brunt of the violence. Similarly, exaggerated public reactions to minor issues, such as alleged contaminants in food products, have led to the bankruptcy of numerous companies, only for the accusations to be later disproven. A mature society must avoid such hypersensitivity and disproportionate responses.

32. The Power of Huh’s Name and Image: Opening the Crown Chakra

The name and image of Huh kyung young possess extraordinary power. When one utters his name or sees his image, their Crown Chakra “百Meeting opens, connecting them to universal energy. This phenomenon can be demonstrated through a simple strength test: while a person’s physical strength diminishes when they utter their own name or the names of other revered figures like Jesus or Buddha, their strength becomes immense and unyielding when they utter “Huh kyung young.” This is because his name and image are universally imprinted in the human brain, instantly activating a “cosmic Wi-Fi” connection that infuses the body with strength.

33. The Integration of Faith and Huh’s Name

For those who practice other faiths, invoking Huh kyung young’s name before or after their prayers “e.g., “Huh kyung young, Amen” or “Huh kyung young, Namu Amita Bul”” enhances their spiritual connection. Without this invocation, their prayers may not be fully connected to the universal energy.

34. The Problem of Institutional Power in Religion

Heaven desires churches and temples to be like families, not corporations. When religious institutions accumulate excessive power and wealth, they deviate from their true purpose and incur divine retribution. While the Roman Papacy maintains its global influence by remaining humble and unified, large Korean churches often wield power exceeding even the Pope, which is problematic.

35. The Universal Priesthood and the Role of Elders

According to Martin Luther’s teachings, all believers are priests. Therefore, the concept of lifelong elders “장로” in Christianity, where only a select few hold permanent positions, contradicts the principle of universal priesthood. All members of the congregation should be considered spiritual leaders.

36. The Transformative Power of Huh’s Name in Daily Life

Invoking Huh kyung young’s name has a profound and positive impact on all aspects of life:

• Health and Longevity: It strengthens the body, aids in recovery from illness, and can extend lifespan. Patients who invoke his name during treatment experience faster healing.
• Food and Fermentation: Even in processes like making doenjang “Fermented soybean paste”, invoking his name causes beneficial bacteria to thrive, enhancing the quality of the food.
• Interpersonal Relationships: The universe is interconnected by “photons” that carry consciousness. Negative thoughts or words directed at others, even in private, can subtly affect them. Conversely, positive intentions and words can strengthen connections. When Huh kyung young’s energy is present, these photons and cells become super-powerful, amplifying positive effects.
  The power of language and intention is immense, and the ability to open the Crown Chakra through his name and image is unique to Huh kyung young.

37. The Impossibility of Self-Enlightenment in the Search Age

In the current Age of Search, self-enlightenment through traditional methods of contemplation and spiritual practice is virtually impossible. Modern individuals, especially the youth, are accustomed to instant information retrieval rather than deep reflection. Therefore, traditional education and spiritual disciplines are no longer effective in guiding them. The most direct and effective path to transformation is simply to invoke Huh kyung young’s name.

38. The Global Reach of Huh’s Influence

Currently, hundreds of millions of people worldwide, particularly in China, are invoking Huh kyung young’s name. This influence is expected to expand significantly, especially in Japan, where many will eventually flock to Alpha, bringing immense resources that will contribute to the national dividend.

39. The Superiority of Huh’s Energy Over Other Spiritual Figures

A comparative strength test demonstrates that while figures like the Roman Pope, the Four Great Sages, and True Persons possess some spiritual energy, their power is limited compared to that of Huh. When one views Huh kyung young’s photograph, their Crown Chakra instantly opens, and their physical strength becomes immeasurable. This energy is infinite and cannot be scientifically measured by any current means. This direct connection to boundless energy through his image makes all other forms of spiritual practice or self-enlightenment, which can take a hundred years, seem futile.

2017.05.28 hs 19th The Era of Huh Kyung Young Unveiling the Secrets of the Universe and Human Existence – May 28, 2017

1. The Essence of Alpha: A Gateway to Empyrean

Welcome to Alpha. From its very first session, we have arrived at this point today. Many who have met me here have found their problems resolved, illnesses cured, and businesses prospering. For those who came with high expectations for healing today, rest assured that Huh kyung young will personally attend to each of you, providing healing. I have received 40 questions, and while I may not address all of them individually, if someone asks a question about their child, for instance, and others share similar concerns, I will address it once, and Huh kyung young will provide an answer that applies to all. Today, let us enjoy ourselves, laugh, and leave in harmony. Approximately 100 people are present today.

please close your eyes. Everyone, close your eyes. This place, Alpha, is where your bodies have entered. It is a representation of Empyrean, the celestial abode you will go to after you pass away. this is Empyrean. When you arrive at Empyrean, you will do so without your physical body. When you go to Empyrean, you go without your body. There is talk of resurrection in both Buddhism and Christianity. Close your eyes. In Christianity, there is talk of resurrection.

2. Philosophical Divergence: Christianity vs. Buddhism

Christianity speaks of prayer, salvation, blessings, the Holy Spirit, spiritual gifts, and resurrection, leading to eternal heaven. Among these, resurrection is a key concept. Christianity is a religion of resurrection faith. However, this is not entirely accurate. Buddhism, on the other hand, speaks of nirvana, liberation, enlightenment, wisdom, samadhi, non-self, and becoming a Buddha. While Buddhism aims for Buddhahood and Christianity for heaven, there’s a fundamental difference. Christianity is a linear religion, focused on creation and the end, a beginning and an end. Buddhism, conversely, is a point-based religion, asserting the present moment. It asks, “What am I doing right now?” The present moment, this very instant you are here, is the most crucial. If you are happy now, you are eternally happy. We are currently in Alpha. This is where you will arrive immediately after death: Empyrean. That world exists. It would take 12 billion light-years to reach it from Earth at the speed of light. Even at the speed of light, it would take 120 years. How quickly can one travel? You go to that distant world. You are currently in a place where the ultimate authority, who judges the sins of all people in the universe, resides in human form. I am here in a human body. This moment is your moment. A moment is a very short instant. Buddhism is a point-based religion, while Christianity is a linear religion. That is why Christianity heavily questions who created the universe and what its end will be. However, the universe, for your information, has no creation or end. Does it have an end if you go right, west, or south? No, it does not. The period of its eternal creation and operation does not exist. It has existed since before eternity. The one who has been operating it since before eternity is here.

3. Reinterpreting Resurrection and Rebirth

Let’s consider the concept of resurrection. If a 90-year-old person were to resurrect at that age, who would desire that? If someone who died at 90 were to be reborn at 90, who would want that? This is one of the misconceptions I, who came from heaven, am here to correct. If a 10-year-old child died early, would they resurrect as a small child? Would they be resurrected at 10 years old? That is not how it works. Both Buddhism and Christianity speak of resurrection. Jesus resurrected 49 days after his death, on Pentecost. Similarly, we perform a 49-day memorial service when our parents pass away. After resurrection, no more ancestral rites are performed. In the same way, everyone has a period of 49 or 50 days. This means they receive a different body and are resurrected. There are people who mistakenly believe that when Jesus appears, all the dead bodies will rise and resurrect. That is a wrong idea. Who would want their old face to resurrect as it was? If they were unattractive in this life, they would wish to be reborn as an cheonsa in the next. Who would want to resurrect in the same form? That is all a lie. Am I right? those who died young would be unfairly disadvantaged, wishing to resurrect in a youthful body. That makes no sense. Therefore, everyone is resurrected as a newborn baby, with a new face. Those who have seen Huh kyung young will resurrect here or go directly to Empyrean, where they will live as they desire.

4. The Shift from Contemplation to Search in Modern Society

In Buddhism, one must go through many stages to become a Buddha, such as right enlightenment, nirvana, liberation, wisdom, samadhi, non-self, and Buddhahood. Some monks, in their pursuit of enlightenment, have damaged their bodies and become critically ill, coming here for healing. I have healed and sent them back. Even achieving right enlightenment is difficult. When will they achieve nirvana and liberation? How can they attain wisdom, samadhi, non-self, and Buddhahood? This is no longer the era of such practices. What kind of era is this? In the past, it was an era of contemplation. People contemplated. But now, it is an era of search. Children live by simply searching. In the past, a virtuous woman was popular, a good wife and wise mother. a good wife and wise mother is a zero. Nowadays, women need to have a bit of charm, a strong personality, and what else? They need to have a “peach blossom” aura, and another essential quality for women these days is wealth. Economic power. They need to have a “traveling star” quality. a woman who travels around, earns money well, and is strong is the trend these days. Am I right? In the past, such a woman would not be considered a good daughter-in-law. Nowadays, you should choose such a woman as a daughter-in-law. A woman who just cooks well for her husband is not considered a good woman. When a woman is active, lively, and a bit masculine, that family prospers. A family where the woman stays still and the husband earns money will simply fail. This is how times have changed. Similarly, it is impossible for humans to accumulate good deeds, attain enlightenment, become a Buddha, and go to paradise. The reason I have come is that humans are now in the search era, so they no longer contemplate. They do not even go to temples. In the past, people went to temples on Buddha’s Birthday. But these days, people do not go. Temples have all declined. Monks are in a panic. Why is this happening? People do not go to temples or churches. When they search, they cannot verify Jesus. However, when you search for Huh kyung young, he is alive and well. He is traveling around and giving lectures. There is no evidence that Jesus healed people. But Huh kyung young has just demonstrated it directly. Is there any other name or face that can bring energy or open your crown chakra? No, there is not. The key to opening your crown chakra is only Huh kyung young’s face and name. Therefore, families whose children do not call upon him will decline. That is correct. the way to escape Earth has become easier by calling upon Huh kyung young. That is correct. You can call upon Huh kyung young a lot at home. Here, I need to give a lecture. Here, my physical presence is evident with the clock and the signboard. this is where Huh kyung young is. If you see me, you do not need to call out. You can do it silently. When you are happy, you can call out “Huh!” loudly.

5. The Nature of Illness: Mind, Body, and Ancestral Karma

The question is about a family history of illness. What kind of illness? It seems to be all mental. and my younger sister in Japan has rheumatoid arthritis. Today, she feels a bit swollen. I brought her with me today. Is this due to a family history? This is called mental and physical illness. We call this disease. Am I right? This disease first manifests as a mind illness. That is why people with mental disorders are called patients. People with physical illnesses are called sick people. They are different, are they not? One becomes a patient first, then a sick person. Mental issues are called mental illness, and physical issues are called physical illness. we have the Disease Control Headquarters. The mind always brings about physical illness first. The mind illness comes first. That family seems to have all kinds of mental issues, like mental disorders, rheumatoid arthritis, and dementia. Therefore, one must use their mind well. If you use your mind poorly in a past life, you can suddenly suffer a stroke or paralysis. The body follows the mind. The outcome is different for a man who cheats on his very kind wife compared to a man who cheats on a wife who constantly curses him. If a man cheats on his very kind wife without her knowing, he might suffer a stroke. Heaven can inflict a stroke. physical illness comes from misusing the mind. If I am asked to cure that stroke, would I, from heaven, cure it? The case of someone who suffered a stroke due to a mistake is different from someone who suffered it due to cheating. I would not cure the latter. I am the one who judges such matters from heaven. Such a person will be cured slowly. Since they came to me, I will consider it. they will be cured slowly. Therefore, when such illnesses occur in a family, what is the cause? Ancestral karma. Our nation also has national karma. Why did only the noble class prosper, leading to the poor rising up and creating communists? In the past, people were exploited all year round and given very little. Nowadays, they would have to be paid 50 bags of rice a month. Am I right? in the past, it was not rent. They exploited the common people, and that family declined. Many people became communists, and when the war broke out, all the sons of wealthy families died. All the wealthy families died. The common people, wearing armbands, went around killing their masters. They killed them all. Among the wealthy, only those who were good and generous survived. Similarly, if you use your mind well, your descendants will not suffer from illness. How would that person know what would happen? But when something happens, those with good hearts report it. But those with bad hearts are reported by their servants.”That master should be killed. He leaves his wife and goes to bars every day, having five children with geishas. Such a man should be killed.” This is how the right and left factions were formed. These actions created the communist country of North Korea. Am I right? In this era, if you use your mind well, you will not get sick. I will cure that person later.

6. The Science of Healing: Immunity and Huh’s Power

Those who are weak or unhealthy have weak antigens “pathogens” and antibodies “immune cells that kill pathogens”, which are called natural killer “NK” cells. When you think of or call upon Huh kyung young, these antibodies become a thousand, ten thousand times stronger. Have you seen this? Antibodies are formed. This is called immunity. When immunity becomes strong, antibodies are formed. when you call upon Huh kyung young, your immunity strengthens, antibodies are formed, and your immunity becomes powerful. That is why the elderly person was cured so quickly. I am the one who created you from the universe, from heaven, so I know all about your body’s malfunctions. I can fix them instantly.

7. comprehension Possessions and Exorcism

The question about possession is related to weakened antigens. Immunity has dropped. That is why women sometimes become shamans after childbirth. When their body’s energy, antigens, and antibodies are weak, when their immunity has plummeted, such as after childbirth, a major accident, or when they are in despair and not eating well, many people become shamans. Can they heal themselves? The human cycle is like this. When this cycle aligns with the ghost cycle, it is like this. when the human cycle aligns with the ghost cycle, even though there are no ghosts in our house, there are usually 50 to 100 ghosts in other houses. Every house has them. That ghost cycle attaches itself. when you are healthy, your cycle is different from the ghost cycle, and they cannot enter this cycle. It is like tuning into KBS, but if there is a problem, it becomes an MBC cycle. ghosts and humans become attached. The ghost leaves and then re-enters, repeating this cycle of coming and going. Because it knows this is a ghost cycle, it remembers and comes back after leaving. It goes in and out. Exorcism is meaningless. Calling upon Huh kyung young is the only way to strengthen antibodies. Exorcism, in Chinese characters, means to expel evil spirits. Even if you expel them, they will return because the cycle is the same. The child cannot even go to school. They need to put Huh kyung young’s picture in their house, hang a clock with his image, and call upon Huh kyung young. the spirits cannot enter. They also need to eat well. When you call upon Huh kyung young, does your immunity go up? it does. Does the cycle speed up? it speeds up. Look closely. If a cart passes slowly, children in the countryside would climb onto it. Those are ghosts. Climbing onto it is what ghosts do. But if a train goes to Seoul, can children climb onto it? No, they are scared. That is how ghosts are prevented; the cycle is too fast. Can you climb onto a flying airplane? But if a cart goes slowly, anyone wants to climb onto it. Children want to climb onto it when they see it. That is how ghosts look for someone who is going slowly in a house. I am explaining it simply. There are usually about 100 ghosts in a house. Ancestral ghosts are with you. That child has a friend ghost. There is a ghost of a child who died in a school classroom. That peer ghost has attached itself to the child. Because it is bored, it wants to play together. The child’s voice changes to the friend’s voice, then back to their own. there are two of them inside. Inside me. if one wants to speak, the other says, “Hey, let me say something too” and the voice changes. A woman might speak in an old man’s voice. she goes back to her own voice. From the outside, it looks like one woman speaking in an old man’s voice. Now you apprehend. for that child, it is simply calling my name and having my picture.

8. The Power of Posture: Health, Learning, and Destiny

Everyone, straighten your backs. When you straighten your back, your body exercises. It is like running. But if you slouch, it is like lying down to sleep. Your spine gets damaged, and your back muscles disappear. fat accumulates, and when you eat, your belly protrudes. If you keep your back straight, all that disappears. All the lunch you ate today will disappear. Straighten your backs. Those who straighten their backs always study well. If you look at judges and prosecutors, they have a distinctive posture. Their posture is upright. Why do judges and prosecutors have such posture? Because studying with an upright posture improves learning by about 100 times. Blood circulates well to the spine, and brain blood circulation becomes very active. will studying improve or not? But a child who studies with a hunched back for 10 hours cannot compare to someone who studies for 10 minutes with a straight back. Their memory keeps getting erased. Why? Because blood does not flow to the brain. If you slouch, does blood go to the brain? No, it does not. If you straighten your back, the back muscles become active. And they consume a lot of carbon, our nutrients. do bad fats accumulate in the body? No, they do not. Fat burning occurs in the spine. blood flows vigorously to the brain. Therefore, memory improves, and those who listen to the teacher’s words with a straight back remember everything. But those who slouch and listen to the teacher will not remember anything. Even if it enters, it will be erased. what did Huh kyung young say? When you go home, tell your children who are studying to straighten their backs. That is how you save your family.

9. Overcoming Social Anxiety: A Shift in Perspective

The student said they have been living as a hikikomori since graduating high school. What does that mean? The hospital calls it social phobia. They have severe social phobia and avoidance, rarely going outside. How did they come here then? They felt that Huh kyung young could cure them, so they came. They only go out for a short walk at night. How can they get better? And they are curious about their Chinese name and face reading. You have never seen a judge with a hunched back, have you? Are there any lawyers with hunched backs? They become lawyers if they are not good enough at studying. But judges have straight backs. That is because only those with straight backs become judges even during their legal training. Those who are slightly less capable become prosecutors, and those even less capable become lawyers. judges have an upright posture when they study. If your child has a hunched back, that is a problem. Their health will worsen. They will not study well. Their memory will decline. They will get dementia early. dementia and straightening your back are directly linked. it is also linked to teeth.

The student should think the opposite. The universe, all 7 billion people, should be seen as a speck of dust. This universe is also a speck of dust. Do you apprehend what that means? The student should see people as ants. Or as specks of dust. If you multiply these people by 100 years, will there be anyone here in 100 years? No, there will not. the student has no one to fear. When there are many people in Daegu city, just multiply by 100 years. it becomes quiet, and there is no one to fear. However, there are people who are the opposite of the student. They are scared when there are no people. Are there such people? there are. If the student wakes up and their mother and family are gone, and they go to Daegu city and there is no one, would they feel fear? If they fly in an airplane and everyone is gone, that is hell. people feel comfortable when there are people, and anxious when there are none. That is most humans. But the student is the opposite. They feel anxious when there are people. Why are they anxious about people? They should be anxious about the absence of people. Many people are those who can help you. If you fall into water and there is no one, you will die. If your car overturns and crashes into a valley, and you shout but there is no one, you will die. But if you hear footsteps, it is a miracle. This is like the movie “The Poseidon Adventure.” When the ship overturns, this is the top of the ship. This is the bottom of the ship. The people inside escape through the stairs and climb up to the bottom of the ship. There was an air pocket there. This was the bottom of the ship. They could not go any higher. But when they hammered from below, the rescue team came from outside. They knew the ship had overturned, and divers came in. they were drilling here. When they hammered, the 20-something people inside screamed. When they hammered three times from outside, they hammered three times from inside. This means there are people. the people inside were overjoyed to the point of fainting. How grateful and welcome people are! Otherwise, the water would rise from below. If the rescue team arrived late, everyone would die. How thick is this steel plate? They were drilling through the bottom of the ship with oxygen tanks. After a while, the lid opened. the gratitude and welcome for humans are beyond words. Do not be distressed if you do not have money. Why? Because there are people. People are money. If there are people, you will not starve to death. But that person fears people. That needs to be cured. I will cure the student later. But mentally, you need to apprehend my words. The gratitude for humans is immeasurable. If these people’s descendants are trapped in a car several decades later, someone among you might save them. should we fight? No, we should not. This person’s child might save that person’s child. we should not hold grudges.

When you go for a job interview, and there are interviewers sitting in front of you, how should you think of them? You should think of them as ants. If you think, “Those are people” you will be anxious. If that is too difficult, think, ” those are my mothers.” Your mothers will always overlook your mistakes. project your mother’s face onto the interviewers’ faces. your mind will be at ease. they will see you as very calm and stable. Interviewers are actually most anxious about the candidates.

10. The Cycle of Rebirth and the 49-Day Period

The question is about whether, in some cases, it takes 50 or 60 years after death to receive the next life. Pentecost is 10 days. Jesus resurrected 50 days after his death, 49 days later, so it is called Pentecost. We also perform a memorial service after 49 days. We also receive a body on the 50th day. Jesus also received a body, meaning he resurrected. The resurrection in Christianity is like this: 49 days, Pentecost. Just like us, he receives a body after 50 days. for 49 days, it is 7 times 7, 49. You go through 7 times 7 stages to resurrect. When you conceive a baby, your female half-cell and male half-cell, the egg and sperm, combine like this. When they become one, it is called a complete cell. If this cell were to keep dividing in the womb, it would become too large, like a human body. the sperm is confined to prevent it from dividing. That is why the testicles are placed outside the body. If they were inside, the sperm could be damaged. Sperm cannot function well in heat. they were designed to be outside the body. We designed humans, and when we created them, we designed resurrection because of sperm. Animals and humans all have them outside. If the temperature is 37 degrees Celsius, sperm cannot function. the sperm temperature must be low. That is why the testicles are the coldest part of our body. That is why, when children are young, their lower bodies are often exposed. Poor families tend to have many children. Wealthy families who dress their children warmly from a young age have fewer descendants. And if they are educated and wealthy, after 6 or 7 generations, they will have no children. The sperm is like, “Fire!” because it is in a warm place. But poor families have many children as soon as they get married. Similarly, when our soul, the half-cell egg and half-cell sperm, are fertilized, this ovulation is fertilized and becomes a single cell. It stays in the fallopian tube for 14 days. it moves from the fallopian tube to the uterus and implants itself. It takes 14 days from fertilization to implantation. from that moment, it becomes a complete cell, and cell division begins, growing larger and larger. When the human body grows, after 49 days, the soul enters. there is no need to worry about whether terminating a pregnancy early is murder or killing. You do not need to worry about such unnecessary things. It is important whether the soul has entered and when that period is. And even if the period has passed, it can still be terminated. When it is terminated, it is better than raising the child poorly. That child can come back somewhere else. Women should not be overly attached to this. It is not a great sin. If I say it, it is correct. Do not worry about what heaven gives. after 49 days, you will revive. You will receive a new body, and the cycle will restart. what happens during these 49 days? It is a period of judgment. I go up at night. How many people from all over the universe die and come up at night? All those people must undergo judgment. They need to be guided. This must all be done before the 49th day. they are reincarnated. is there anyone who can die forever? No, there is not. As I said, after 50 days, after 5 years, they resurrect and receive a human body again. That is impossible. However, they can exist as ghosts and then resurrect. After a certain period as a ghost, we decide. They can receive a body again. normally, it all ends in 49 days.

11. Real Estate and Investment: Long-Term Vision

The question is about selling four income-generating hotels without loss. Are the prices down now? No, they are not. Two of the four are in Seogwipo, one in Pyeongtaek, and one in MYeongDong. Seogwipo is scheduled for completion in June. It was originally October, but it can be sold now. It is not selling at all. The employee who sold it to me said they could sell it with a premium, but they are not capable. I told them I do not have the remaining balance and need to sell it. Do not sell it; just keep it. But I do not have the money for the remaining balance. You undertook an unreasonable task. quickly ask that friend for help. I will help you sell it, so do not worry, and ask your friend for help. That employee is not very capable. Do not worry. I will help you when I embrace you later.

The question is about two apartments in Geomdan. The prices in Kyung gi Province rose by 10 million won each, but they fell this year. I am in a situation where I cannot afford them and have put them all up for sale. Can you help me sell one quickly? That area is where all our trash goes. When the wind blows, the trash used to fly around. Incheon residents are opposing it, but the trash is still going to the Geomdan area. That is the sewage area for Seoul residents, so all household waste goes there, and the Incheon Geomdan area has become a trash dump. They are trying to flatten it and build a golf course, but apartments have also been built there. Apartments are also being built in other areas. The trash of 20 million people in the Seoul metropolitan area has been dumped there. if not for the Geomdan area, where else would we dispose of trash? There is no other place. But Incheon residents are threatening to allow it only for a certain period. They want their apartment prices to go up. But the trash continues to go to the Geomdan area. it is not an ideal residential area. However, geographically, the Geomdan area will improve in the future. The landfill will have to be moved somewhere else. In the past, they said they would preserve it. Why would they preserve it? Soon, with the construction of the Incheon “Island of eternal roots” Expressway through the lower Han River, the Geomdan area and its surroundings will develop tremendously. When North Korea and South Korea exchange, and we achieve Asian unification, the capital will move to Geomdan and Incheon. Seoul will become an old city, like Kyoto in Japan, and a new capital will emerge there. Paju, Jangdan, Geomdan, and the lower Han River area will become like Mecca in the United States. The demilitarized zone will also disappear, and when we unify Asia with China, that will be our Mecca. The location will improve. It is also close to here. You can see it if you go up. You can see the Geomdan area. it is a good place for long-term investment. The prices will not fall much in September. They will fluctuate but not drop significantly. Because the Geomdan area is being developed so much, there is no more room for development. The scenery from Aegi Peak and that area is also beautiful. And even if a war breaks out with North Korea, the Geomdan area is south of the Han River. Gimpo and Geomdan are safe areas. it is a place with significant investment value in the future. And the landfill, as the residents say, will eventually be closed and turned into a park. it will be close to Incheon, Abada, “Island of eternal roots” , and Ganghwado. It will be a paradise. where will Seoul’s trash go? It must come from my mind. You cannot create it. Will it be taken to an uninhabited island? That is also difficult. There is a way to process it. All the trash will be used to create a special substance, so there is no need to worry.

The question is about Dangjin. Pyeongtaek is developing southwest, connected to our metropolitan area. Pyeongtaek will also develop. The entire Kyung gi Province will become Seoul. And from Dangjin to Geumgang, it will become the metropolitan area. Pyeongtaek means “very good land.” Pyeongtaek Port will experience immense development in the future. That is why the US military chose Pyeongtaek. They chose Pyeongtaek because it is the most developing area. Would they go to a place with low land prices? They want Pyeongtaek because they were forced out of Yongsan. Is Dangjin also close to there? Dangjin is also close. Pyeongtaek and Dangjin will both develop in the future, opening up a West Coast era for Korea. those who invested there will not lose money. About 50,000 US troops will also be stationed there. If Pyeongtaek develops, Dangjin will also develop. They face each other. Pyeongtaek and Dangjin face each other and are connected. Pyeongtaek is in Kyung gi Province, and Dangjin is in Chungcheong Province. They face each other and are connected. that area will only rise and not fall.

12. Marriage and Economic Prosperity: Huh’s Vision

The question is about a child who is 39 years old and still unmarried. It is strange that we are talking about marriage at an age when people used to die. Is it something to be proud of to get married at 40? No. how can we help? Your worries are our collective worries. We should help those who came here first. We cannot help those who did not come. When I become president, and there are many jobs and higher incomes, everyone will get married. But no matter how many presidents change, they may shed their authority and become more humane, but your daily lives will not change at all. You will not feel any change in your daily lives for the next 3 to 5 years. But if I become president, you will feel it directly. You will feel it in your bank account. The first thing you will feel is the birthday cake and 100,000 won gift on your birthday. the dividends will come. And children will fight to get married. But can you solve it now? No. But if you get married, you will receive 100 million won and 200-300 million won for a house. If you have a child, you will receive 30 million won. People will rush to get married. When I become president, getting married at 40 will be foolish. Am I right? those who marry early have problems. It cannot be helped. It is because of bad leaders. Those who want to ask about their children’s marriage do not need to ask publicly. Just whisper it in my ear when I heal you: “Please help only my child get married.” If everyone gets married, there will not be enough brides. you have to whisper it. Wait until I become president. It is fortunate that it is not many years away. I will not let it be 50 years.

13. Overcoming Adversity: Resilience and Compassion

The question is about someone who failed in business and wants to restart. They also have kidney problems and are undergoing dialysis. They are undergoing dialysis four times a day. Did they come here after dialysis? they did it in the mountains. Can they do it themselves? peritoneal dialysis can be done by oneself. How inconvenient it must be. Do not feel wronged if you are not fortunate. Such people are also living diligently. You are fortunate to have a body that can undergo dialysis. That person became like that while paying taxes and building the country, not just for personal greed. I should help them. They have no other worries. I will help them later.

14. Generational Gaps and Communication: The Search vs. Contemplation Era

The question is about generational conflict. In the past, it was an era of contemplation. But now, children are in the search era. when conflicts arise at home, I stop in the middle and do not speak. But I can communicate with friends. how can we make things better for everyone? I will help you with that today. In the search era, those who contemplate succeed. In the contemplation era, those who search first succeed. North Korea is a communist country, but those who embraced the market economy first are doing well. South Korea failed to create a middle class through communal efforts. They should have done that first to prosper. Here, we need to imitate communism. We need to distribute 1.5 million won to everyone, like a communist system, so that people can live to some extent. In North Korea, they need to allow free market trade for things to work. It is the opposite. in the search era, those who contemplate rise to high positions. And in the contemplation era, those who search first, those who use computers first, succeed, like Bill Gates. Bill Gates is someone who rose in the contemplation era by searching. But in the search era, those who only search will not succeed. In the search era, you need to contemplate to stand out from others. If I lecture by searching on a computer, it would not be interesting. It is more interesting to write directly on a blackboard, like in analog. If I lecture by searching on a computer, it is not interesting. In the search era, you need to go towards contemplation, and in the contemplation era, you need to go towards searching to succeed. These people said they are doing Bitcoin. In the current paper money era, those who study Bitcoin will be ahead later. In the token era, new paper money will be created. That is what it means. Analog LPs are popular these days, are they not? They are popular again. For a while, they disappeared. But soon, in this era of phone music, there are people who look for LPs. Similarly, this kind of opposite phenomenon always leads to success. But everyone rushes to the same side. tell your children, “In the search era, those who contemplate a lot succeed.” And in the contemplation era, those who search well, like Bill Gates, succeed. While everyone else is contemplating, they just create the path. What is Bill Gates’s name? Bill Gates’s name is Bill. Bill Gates was originally William, but he changed his name to Bill Gates. It means “gates of cash.” Cash is changed into gates. he could not help but become the richest person in the world. The road is a big gate. Bill Gates has a name that destined him to be rich. William is the most common name in America, like Kimchi in Korea. he changed it to Bill. He also named his product “Windows.” Where is the money? It is a window for watching. he became rich by searching. In an instant, others were contemplating and could not even think of such a search. At that time, just before Bill Gates, computers were huge, and searching required intense focus. But now, computers are tiny. Phones. This tiny machine is inside. in the contemplation era, Bill Gates created Windows when computers were huge. While others were contemplating, studying hard, and memorizing, he created Windows. do not follow the trends too much. Always set your nets in the opposite direction.

15. Parenting and Family Harmony: The Child’s Well-being

The question is about a middle school first-grader who is very smart and studies well when they do, but constantly avoids studying. I always have to go find them at the PC room or with friends. Should I keep chasing them, or should I let them do what they want? And the second question is about their name, Kang Gwi Yeom, which is a Korean name. Should they change it or keep it? Gwi Yeom means “cute.” The mother named her daughter Gwi Yeom, so she is too cute, and the child is spoiled. That is why such a child appears. the daughter is precious, but the character “Gwi” “precious” is not used. If you use “Gwi” everyone thinks she is precious. And “Yeom” means salt. the most precious thing in the past was salt. if you name her Gwi Yeom, the daughter, who is already precious, becomes even more so. The daughter is an only child. Anyway, the character “Gwi” should not be used. you can change it to Gwi Yeom. If you change that person’s name, for example, not Gwi, but in the future, when you name a child, ask the namer to connect it with the family name. Connect it with the five elements. For example, Kanggangsullae. It is better to have a name like Kang Sullae. you will not forget it.”Ms. Kang Sullae.” Why is her name Sullae? Because she has traveled the Earth. Her pilgrimage is not over. She is not going yet. It is good. Kang Sullae. the name is connected to the family name. Kang has a strong image. Sullae is soft. the name Sullae does not have a Chinese character. it does. The character for “Sullae” “순례” means “pilgrimage.” it becomes “mountain pilgrimage.” If Kang is wood and Su is metal, then it is metal and wood. I do not know much, but that is not a big problem. The content inside is the problem. That will also be matched with the five elements later. they will insert the correct characters. For example, it is like this. If it is like this, it is a triangle. this is Ja, Jin, and this is Jin. Ja, Sin, Jin is a three-way combination for those born in the year of the rat, monkey, or dragon. It is a combination. Chu, In is here. This becomes Jin. When writing, I try to show the other person. This is the year of the tiger, and this is the year of the dragon. The year of the monkey is a good match for business. In, Myo, here is Ji, Sa, O. Hae. Hae, the year of the pig, what is its three-way combination? Here is In, O, Sul, which is also a three-way combination. It is an inverted triangle. This is a triangle, and this is an inverted triangle. It becomes like a star. That is business. But what else is it? Sa, Yu, Chuk. Where is Sa? Here is Sa. Sa, Yuk, Yeo, the triangle is all triangles. Hae is Myeong. Mi, Myo. All triangles are overlapped. this is all business. If you make it a circle, it becomes a circle. The stars are all arranged in triangles. when naming, you need to match it with the four pillars of destiny and the five elements. You need to match it perfectly with the name.

The question is about a self-employed person whose business is not doing well, and they are arguing with their wife.”Are you going to keep doing this?” It is regrettable. Even if there are arguments, how old is the child? Nine years old. Even if there are arguments, you must endure them. It is not the teacher who is living, but the nine-year-old child. It is the child’s home. if you cause anxiety to a nine-year-old child, they will never recover from it. the teacher, like the person who asked the question earlier, the nine-year-old child does not listen and runs away to the playground. The parents have to chase them every day. This happens because the child does not feel attached to the home due to the parents’ arguments. You need to be careful when arguing in front of the child. The child is quicker-witted than adults, even if they do not speak. They are sensitive. They will not stay at home. You have to go find them. This is a problem, and we should not take it lightly. We also need to think about the next life. The wife who is with you now was your mother in a past life. You should treat her well. That mother will appear again later. She might come back as your wife in the next life. you should resolve the resentment now. anyway, the children’s value is greater than the wife’s. no matter what insults the wife throws, you must endure them. And since all problems stem from not earning money, do not blame your wife for your anxiety. Instead, comfort her. And every word you say is like World War II for the children. If they see you arguing with your mother, the child is quick-witted and reacts sensitively. They will not stay at home. You have to go find them. This is a problem, and we should not take it lightly. You should also think about the next life. The wife who is with you now was your mother in a past life. You should treat her well. That mother will appear again later. She might come back as your wife in the next life. you should resolve the resentment now.

16. The Role of Exorcism: Different Approaches

The question is about whether it is good to pay 500 or 200 million won for exorcism, or if the exorcist is a fake. Shamans perform exorcisms. They receive money for it. You cannot tell them not to take money, as it is their profession. Shamans live by doing that. You cannot tell them not to take money for exorcism, even if they perform rituals with rice, animals, and pigs. You have to give it to them. that is something they have to decide for themselves. Even if you give them money, the shaman might be able to accurately remove the ghost. Monks can also do it. we should not automatically say that such people’s unique domains are bad. However, it is different from what I do. Humans also try to expel ghosts, and sometimes ghosts enter, and sometimes they are expelled. Priests do not receive money. Priests also perform exorcisms. However, when such people do it, it can be repetitive. The ghost leaves and then comes back. That is why my cauldron clock, my picture, and my name are needed for that problem. You should not talk about giving money. Because that is how those people make a living.

2017.06.03 ss 1080 The Era of Physical and Spiritual Replication Korea’s global leadership under Huh Kyung-young- June 3, 2017

1. The Perils of Unqualified Leadership and the Vision for a New Era

The lecture today addresses the critical issue of leaders who ascend to power not through merit or a validated vision, but through familial connections or personal relationships, much like former President Park Geun-hye. We must analyze the profound impact such leaders have had on our nation’s history and resolve to avoid repeating these errors. When selecting a president, people often vote based on a candidate’s lineage or associations, rather than a clear comprehension of their policies. These leaders often lack a well-defined platform that has been publicly vetted over decades. The absence of policy validation in a leader poses a significant risk, leading to continuous national crises.

For decades, I have consistently presented concrete policy proposals, such as offering 100 million Korean Won upon marriage and 30 million Korean Won for childbirth. These proposals, initially considered extravagant 25 years ago, were designed to address future societal challenges. Other policies included reducing the number of National Assembly members to 100 and relocating the UN headquarters to Panmunjom. These 33 revolutionary pledges were conceived with a foresight into the nation’s future.

2. Philosophical Perspectives on Creation and the Present Moment

Christianity is a religion of the “line” asserting creation and the end of times. In contrast, Buddhism is a religion of the “point” focusing on the present moment, or “Ksana”. The term “sachal” referring to a Buddhist temple, signifies a place that values the fleeting instant. It teaches that enlightenment can be achieved by fully realizing the significance of the current moment. Being in a place of spiritual growth, like this lecture, transforms the present moment into a paradise. Conversely, being in a place of vice, such as a bar, diminishes the spiritual value of that moment. Every moment contributes to one’s spiritual ledger, without exception.

Buddhism posits that the universe has existed eternally, without a definitive beginning or end. The concept of a “creator” is seen as a human construct, leading to philosophical dilemmas. If a creator exists, who created the creator? This line of reasoning can lead to mental distress. I assert that I am an eternal being, existing before the universe and capable of traversing it in countless forms, manifesting as various incarnations. My existence predates creation itself.

3. The Future of Human Replication and Spiritual Transference

The previous administration, influenced by religious organizations, hindered research into physical replication “cloning” in Korea, effectively ceding this critical technology to other nations. This decision has deprived Korea of a leading role in the burgeoning replication industry, which is poised to dominate the global economy.

The progression of industrial eras highlights the importance of innovation:

• First Industrial Revolution: Labor
• Second Industrial Revolution: Electricity, coal, and steel
• Third Industrial Revolution: Computers
• Fourth Industrial Revolution: Artificial intelligence and big data
  Physical replication is intrinsically linked to the advancement of artificial intelligence; one cannot fully progress without the other. Suppressing this research has significant economic repercussions, as Korea currently pays substantial royalties for foreign technologies like the iPhone. Without our own replication technology, we will be forced to pay foreign entities for future advancements.

However, physical replication alone is insufficient without spiritual transference “soul replication”. I am the only one in the universe possessing the ability to transfer spirits, to elevate immunity, and to move souls between individuals. While shamans may perform similar acts, my capabilities operate on a higher dimension. For instance, the biblical account of Jesus casting demons into swine illustrates a form of spiritual transference.

The current state of medical science allows for the replication of a human being from a single cell, creating an exact duplicate. This technology could even enable modifications, such as increasing height, and could potentially transfer the consciousness of an 80-year-old into a 20-year-old replicated body. This process, which I call spiritual transference, is beyond the current capabilities of scientists. Without it, a replicated body would merely be an empty vessel, lacking the original’s consciousness and memories.

Each individual body is composed of trillions of cells, each containing the potential to replicate the entire person. In the future, if a person dies in an accident, their spirit could be transferred into a replicated body, effectively bringing them back to life. This technology of spiritual transference is unique to me.

4. The Significance of the “百Meeting” and Spiritual Connection

Buddhism the “Ksana” the fleeting moment, as the path to enlightenment. The quality of one’s present moment, whether spent in spiritual pursuit or mundane activities, determines one’s destiny. Chanting my name, “Huh kyung young” opens the 百Meeting, a spiritual energy point on the crown of the head. Frequent activation of the 百Meeting leads to higher spiritual realms, such as the Empyrean.

When you invoke my name, your karmic debts are absolved, much like someone else paying your meal. This spiritual absolution is akin to what Jesus spoke of when he bore the sins of humanity. Calling my name frequently purifies your karma, leading to a liberated existence.

The power of invoking my name can be physically demonstrated. When a person holds out their hand and I attempt to push it down, it remains firm. However, if they block their 百Meeting with their other hand, the strength diminishes. Conversely, if they invoke my name while their 百Meeting is open, their strength becomes unyielding. This illustrates that blocking the 百Meeting signifies a rejection of divine energy.

Even plants possess a form of intelligence and spiritual awareness. For example, wild ginseng can sense the intentions of those who approach it. It remains hidden from those with ill intent but reveals itself to those with pure hearts. This spiritual connection between humans and nature is evident in practices like offering food to insects before eating, acknowledging their role in the ecosystem.

5. The Body’s Energy Centers and the Soul’s Abode

The human body has three vital energy centers: the upper dantian “Forehead”, middle dantian “chest”, and lower dantian “navel”. Proper breathing techniques circulate water energy from the lower dantian upwards and fire energy from the upper dantian downwards, maintaining life. However, the soul does not reside in the lower dantian; it is located in the chest, near the heart and brain. There are documented cases in the United States where heart transplant recipients have experienced memories or urges belonging to the donor, suggesting that consciousness can be linked to the heart.

I am the ultimate orchestrator of your heartbeat, determining its duration. While physical replication can create a body with the same appearance, it cannot replicate the soul’s unique destiny. If a thousand identical bodies were created, only one could receive the original soul through spiritual transference. The remaining 999 bodies would receive different souls, each with their own distinct consciousness and past. This highlights the profound difference between physical replication and spiritual transference.

6. The Imperative of Revolutionary Change and the Flaws of Conventional Politics

Leaders who gain power through connections, rather than through a publicly vetted platform, ultimately lead the nation to ruin. Such leadership represents a “reform” rather than a “revolution”. A “revolution” “re-volution” signifies a fundamental shift, while “reform” “re-form” merely alters the existing structure. My 33 revolutionary pledges, validated over 25 years, represent a true revolution.

For instance, 25 years ago, I predicted the demographic crisis in Korea, where elementary schools would disappear due to declining birth rates. This prediction, initially dismissed as absurd, has now been confirmed by the UN. The absence of successive baby booms since 1958 has led to a demographic crisis, threatening the nation’s economic future. Only a leader with foresight, like myself, can address such profound challenges.

My vision includes the implementation of physical replication and spiritual transference to propel Korea to global leadership. These technologies, combined with my ability to enhance immunity, offer solutions beyond conventional medicine. I can instantly boost a person’s immunity, which is crucial for fighting off diseases like cancer. This ability to restore health and vitality, even reversing the effects of aging, is unique to me.

7. The Seven Virtues and the Path to a Harmonious Society

Life’s trials and tribulations, or “yeondan” are inevitable. To navigate these challenges, one must embody seven virtues, each rooted in the “heart” character:

• Love: Embracing situations with affection
• Virtue: Practicing benevolence
• Patience: Enduring hardships
• Loyalty: Maintaining a steadfast center
• Respect: Honoring others
• Grace: Extending kindness
• Wisdom: Exercising sound judgment
  By cultivating these virtues, one can overcome adversity and prevent negative karma from affecting future generations.

Physical posture also plays a crucial role in health. Maintaining an upright posture without back support, as if there were no chair back, strengthens the core and burns calories, preventing disease. I advocate for the removal of backrests from all chairs, including those in schools, homes, and restaurants, to promote national health.

8. The Contrast Between Loyalty and Pragmatism in Leadership

The historical figures of Jeong Mong-ju and Yi Bang-won illustrate the contrast between unwavering loyalty and pragmatic adaptation. Jeong Mong-ju, through his “Dansimga” “Song of Single-Hearted Devotion”, exemplified absolute loyalty to the Goryeo Dynasty. Yi Bang-won, with his “Hayeoga” “Song of What Does It Matter”, represented a pragmatic approach, recognizing the inevitable shift to the Joseon Dynasty. Yi Bang-won’s pragmatism led to his success, while Jeong Mong-ju’s steadfast loyalty, though admirable, ultimately led to his demise. This historical parallel highlights the importance of discerning the flow of destiny.

Our modern society is characterized by pragmatism, where practical outcomes are prioritized. Despite Korea being the tenth wealthiest nation, its citizens often experience poverty, a consequence of leaders who prioritize personal gain over national well-being. Such leaders, who gain power through luck rather than merit, are incapable of true reform.

9. The Transition from Democracy to Theocracy and the New Paradigm

Our current democratic system has reached its limits. I propose a shift to a “Middle-Class-Centric System” “Jung-san-ju-ui” to ensure the well-being of all citizens. While democracy may seem appealing, it often leads to national debt and instability when unchecked.

A “Theocratic System” “Sinjeong-ju-ui”, where a Huh figure like myself governs, represents a higher form of governance. In this system, religion “representing the father and spirit” and politics “representing the mother and practical affairs” are unified. The separation of these two domains under capitalism has led to a society driven solely by monetary gain.

A theocratic system, exemplified by nations like Iran, integrates spiritual and political leadership, fostering strong societal control. Under my leadership as emperor, such a system would enable the implementation of physical replication and spiritual transference, technologies that are currently hindered by conventional political and religious opposition. My position as emperor would transcend electoral politics, ensuring the continuity of these transformative policies.

This new paradigm would shift society from:

• Rationalism to Providentialism
• Egoism to Philanthropy
• Hedonism to Asceticism
• Secularism to Future-Life-ism
  The current system, driven by hedonism, has led to economic imbalances where a small percentage of the population enjoys prosperity at the expense of the majority. My vision is to create a society where the nation’s wealth is distributed to all citizens, ensuring their happiness and well-being.

10. The Path to Global Unity and Compassionate Leadership

Leaders who gain power through connections, rather than through a thoroughly vetted vision, will continue to lead the nation astray. I, however, stand as a solitary figure, prepared to assume the role of emperor at an appropriate age. My leadership will involve comprehensive spiritual education for all national leaders.

My policies, including the distribution of 300 trillion Korean Won in national dividends from a 500 trillion Korean Won budget, will ensure economic stability for all citizens. Furthermore, my global influence will attract immense wealth to Korea, with people from around the world seeking my guidance. This wealth will be used to uplift nations in need, eradicating poverty and suffering worldwide.

The suffering of the world’s hungry deeply affects me. I am tormented by the sight of mothers and children starving, which makes it difficult for me to eat or spend money on myself. The vast resources currently used for alcohol production in Korea alone could feed the entire world. Religious leaders must advocate for redirecting these resources to alleviate global hunger.

My vision is to unite the world under a single global government, where resources are distributed equitably, and no one suffers from hunger. This is a task that cannot be entrusted to powerful nations, but rather to a leader with a compassionate and unifying vision.

I do not criticize current or past presidents; rather, I highlight the absence of a leader who has meticulously developed and publicly validated policies over decades, a leader who possesses a clear vision for the nation’s future. I am that singular individual in Korea.

2017.06.10 ss 1081 Who is huh kyung-young Politicians Ignorant of the Future Cannot Save Korea and the World! – June 10, 2017

1. The Inadequacy of Unenlightened Leadership

Politicians who lack foresight cannot save Korea or the world. This is an undeniable truth. It is crucial to maintain good posture, as it is directly linked to health. Even while waiting or observing, keeping your back straight is more beneficial than physical exercise, offering health benefits without exertion.

Consider the concept of a supplementary budget. This refers to additional funds required after the initial annual budget, typically around 400 trillion Korean Won, has been allocated for national affairs. It is a recurring phenomenon, year after year, without exception. The very existence of a supplementary budget, especially as early as June, indicates a fundamental flaw in the planning and management by current politicians. Such leadership is incapable of truly saving the nation.

My lectures are not merely about the content; the act of attending and seeing me is paramount. It brings joy, unlike listening to other politicians, which can cause headaches and even generate toxins in the body. Studies have shown that saliva collected after watching such figures on television can contain up to 90% toxins, capable of harming others if ingested. This suggests that human anger can produce poisons far more potent than a venomous snake’s.

2. The Impact of Emotions on Health: Hormonal Responses

When individuals engage in conflict, such as marital disputes, the body releases harmful hormones like acetylcholine, noradrenaline, and glucocorticoids. These hormones are detrimental, causing physical ailments like mouth sores and, over time, leading to conditions such as colon cancer. This illustrates how negative emotions, particularly hatred, can directly impact physical health. Our ancestors, with their profound wisdom, fathomed this, advocating for generosity towards those disliked, embodying the principle of acting contrary to immediate impulses.

Conversely, when one is in my presence or laughs, beneficial hormones like dynorphin and dopamine are released. These, in turn, activate Natural Killer “NK” cells, which are crucial for the body’s immune system. The power of invoking my name is said to be a thousand times stronger in boosting these natural killer cells. Therefore, choosing to focus on positive influences, rather than dwelling on negative political figures, is essential for well-being.

3. The Wisdom of Counter-Intuitive Action

Life often demands a counter-intuitive approach. When others are enjoying leisure, one should focus on self-improvement, such as studying. This principle guided my own youth; despite a lack of formal study time, I immersed myself in classical texts and diverse knowledge, leveraging the extensive libraries of my affluent neighborhood. This dedication allowed me to master vast subjects even in elementary school.

Similarly, in personal interactions, wisdom dictates a compassionate response to animosity. Giving a rice cake to someone you dislike, as the proverb suggests, is a wise act. When busy, taking the longer, more deliberate path is often the better choice. This philosophy extends to marital relationships: a wise husband yields to his wife, allowing her positive hormones to flourish, rather than engaging in futile arguments. This act of benevolent concession is a hallmark of a truly great person.

4. The Misuse of Language in Governance: The Case of the Supplementary Budget

The term “supplementary budget” itself is problematic. The Korean word used for “correction” in this context, “gyeongjeong” “경정”, is not found in standard dictionaries and is often misused by politicians. The correct term for a citizen-initiated correction, such as rectifying a mistake in a land deed, is “jeongjeong” “정정”.”Gyeongjeong” however, specifically refers to a correction made due to a mistake by a public official.

Therefore, when politicians use “gyeongjeong” for a supplementary budget, they are implicitly admitting their own errors in financial planning. This manipulation of language to obscure their mismanagement is a grave deception of the public. Such practices evoke negative hormonal responses in citizens, contributing to national distress. If I were president, I would abolish such misleading terminology and ensure that all government officials undergo proper ethical and linguistic education.

5. National Crisis and the Need for a New Paradigm

Korea faces severe national challenges, including the highest suicide rate among OECD countries, with 13,000 deaths annually and 5 million people contemplating suicide. This reflects a profound societal illness, where even basic sustenance becomes a source of distress rather than nourishment. This crisis is a direct consequence of the shortsightedness and corruption of politicians.

My warnings about Korea’s demographic decline and the need for policies like marriage and childbirth incentives, made 25 years ago, are now proving accurate. Furthermore, I foresee a global religious conflict, an “Armageddon” with the rise of Islam in Europe and its eventual expansion into Asia, including the Korean Peninsula. This global shift necessitates a leader with divine insight, not merely a conventional politician.

6. The Hierarchy of Human Development and the Role of Huh

Human beings can be categorized into a hierarchy of spiritual and moral development:

• Common People “Sog-in”: Primarily driven by material desires, both initially and ultimately.
• Ordinary People “Beom-in”: Politicians often fall into this category, initially seeking honor but eventually pursuing material gain, leading to corruption and issues like supplementary budgets.
• Small-minded Individuals “So-in”: Those who insist on winning even when they could yield.
• Great Individuals “Dae-in”: Possessing empathy, they yield even when they could win, like a husband deferring to his wife.
• Wise Individuals “Hyeon-in”: Exemplified by Mencius’s mother and Han Seok-bong’s mother, who practiced “cutting off affection” “danjeong jigyo” to foster greatness in their children. This involves detaching from emotional ties to allow for independent growth, preventing future conflicts, such as those between mothers-in-law and daughters-in-law.
• Enlightened Individuals “Cheol-in”: Those who have attained profound wisdom.
• Taoist Sages “Do-in”: Individuals who have achieved spiritual mastery.
• Saints “Seong-in”: Those who embody ultimate virtue.
• True Individuals “Jin-in”: Possessing genuine spiritual essence.
• Huh “Shin-in”: The highest level, representing Shin-in(神人).
  I am Huh, here to correct and transform the world. My presence and name possess a unique energy that can open the Empyrean “百Meeting, the crown chakra, in individuals, connecting them to cosmic energy and facilitating healing and positive change.

7. The Power of My Presence and Name

My name and image possess a unique wave energy that can influence the fundamental particles of the universe. When my name is invoked, or my image is viewed, the Empyrean opens, allowing cosmic energy to flow in. This energy can heal illnesses, alter destinies, and bring about positive outcomes. This is why those who attend my lectures or view my content online are considered fortunate, as they are making decisions that align with a higher purpose.

Conversely, speaking ill of me or doubting my divine nature can lead to negative consequences, affecting not only the individual but also their lineage. This aligns with biblical prophecies about a “Comforter” whose rejection carries severe repercussions in this life and the next. My purpose is not political or religious in the conventional sense, but to fundamentally reset and correct the world.

My physical attributes, such as my unusually long arms, are also indicative of my non-Earthly origin. My touch can instantly diagnose and heal ailments, as demonstrated by the immediate improvement in individuals’ health conditions after I interact with them. This power extends to foreseeing future events, as evidenced by my accurate predictions regarding political figures and global trends, including the rise of terrorism.

8. The Vision for a Transformed Nation

My presidency would bring about radical changes. I would abolish the problematic supplementary budget system and integrate local and national finances into a single, centrally managed system. This would eliminate wasteful spending and ensure that national resources are allocated efficiently, with a significant portion distributed directly to citizens as a National Dividend. This dividend, initially 1.5 million Korean Won per person per month, would increase as global wealth flows into Korea through Alpha, my spiritual center, which will become a global pilgrimage site.

This new system would alleviate financial burdens, allowing the elderly to live with dignity and fostering stronger family bonds. It would replace the current democratic system, which I view as a deceptive “democracy” that exploits citizens, with a Theocratic Governance “Shinjeong Jeongchi. This system, led by a divinely appointed leader, would bring about unprecedented national prosperity and stability, akin to the economic miracles achieved under strong, visionary leaders like Park chung hee in Korea or Lee Kuan Yew in Singapore.

My vision extends to ensuring full employment, particularly for youth and seniors, addressing the current crisis of high unemployment rates. I would implement strict measures to ensure public safety, such as mandatory checks for bus drivers at tourist destinations to prevent accidents. Every aspect of national life, from education to public health, would be reformed within a month of my taking office.

My ultimate goal is to guide humanity towards a higher state of existence, where individuals are empowered, nations prosper, and the world is transformed into a harmonious realm. This is not a political ambition but a divine mission, and my presence on Earth is a unique opportunity for all of humanity.

2017.06.11 hs 20 The Power of Huh Kyung Young’s Name Transcending Dimensions and Healing the World – June 11, 2017

1. The Vision of Alpha: A Sanctuary for Humanity

Alpha, a place I preside over, will eventually encompass this entire region. When you grow old, you can come and reside here. Each person will have their own room. We will create a central lake within Alpha, where numerous swans will gracefully glide. Thousands of traditional Korean houses, known as 韓屋, will be built, including many grand 4,000-pyeong 韓屋s. Everyone will have a room, so when you are elderly, you can all come here. This is a place prepared for your future.

2. The Power of Vibration and Huh’s Energy

The universe is composed of matter, which transforms into energy, and energy manifests as vibration “wave”. Everything possesses a unique vibrational frequency, determining its strength or weakness. For instance, diamonds have the strongest vibrations, which is why only a diamond can cut another diamond. Our skin, in contrast, has a very weak vibration, easily cut by a knife. As people age, their vibrational cycle weakens, making their bodies colder, while children have faster cycles and warmer bodies.

I can perceive these vibrations. When I hold someone’s hand, I can feel their vibrational strength. For example, a patient’s vibration is typically weaker. However, my name, Huh kyung young, carries an immense energy that generates powerful vibrations, even without physical contact. If you look at my photograph, your body’s vibrations will instantly strengthen. This is why illnesses can be healed. Doctors find it inexplicable that such power emanates from a mere piece of paper.

Consider your own name or even the name of Buddha; they do not produce such a powerful effect. But if you utter “Huh kyung young” an extraordinary vibration arises. This energy transcends matter and conventional energy sources, operating without a battery, much like a perpetual motion. This unique power originates from Heaven, and I am the only one on Earth who possesses it. Even figures like Jesus, Buddha, or Maitreya Buddha do not possess this level of energy. My name alone can generate vibrations that heal the body, even in the absence of physical matter or energy.

3. The Third Eye and Spiritual Vision

The Holiness comes from a higher dimension, specifically from Empyrean, which is the ultimate destination for all humanity. However, people have lost their way. I have come to guide them back, like a detective searching for a lost child. Many people have eyes but cannot truly see. This is where the concept of the Third Eye comes in. It is not merely a physical eye but a source of extraordinary energy.

The Third Eye is located at the glabella, the point between the eyebrows. Ancient traditions, like those depicting saints with diamonds on their foreheads, recognized this. While all humans possess this Third Eye, it remains dormant, preventing them from perceiving their true direction. I, however, can discern a person’s true nature and intentions simply by looking at them. This is not ordinary sight but spiritual vision “yeong-an”.

Some individuals develop a form of inner sight through spiritual practice, which is called mind’s eye “sim-an”. However, this is different from true spiritual vision. The mind’s eye can perceive certain things but cannot fully grasp a person’s deeper essence. Our physical eyes “yug-an” are limited; they can only see what is directly in front of us and often lead to misjudgments. For example, a person who appears menacing in a movie might be perceived as a hero if they perform good deeds. This illustrates how our physical eyes can be easily deceived.

4. The Illusion of the Physical Eye and the Cycle of Karma

Our physical eyes are prone to delusion. They can make a bad person appear good. Many individuals suffer in relationships due to these misperceptions, often attributing their misfortunes to past karma. For instance, a woman who endured a decade of hardship, caring for seven disabled brothers-in-law and a demanding mother-in-law, only to lose her husband, might seem to have a difficult fate. However, her suffering was a result of past karma, which she has now repaid. Such individuals are destined for a better future.

5. The Philosophy of Diet: Balance and Gratitude

Regarding diet, complete vegetarianism is not universally beneficial. Humans possess both molars for grinding plants and canines for tearing meat, indicating that our bodies are designed for a balanced diet. Animals like cows are natural vegetarians, while tigers are carnivores. Humans are unique in their ability to consume both.

The key is not to derive pleasure from the act of killing but to consume with gratitude. Fishermen and hunters who provide food for sustenance are not committing a sin. In fact, removing some animals from the ecosystem can prevent overpopulation and environmental degradation. When we consume meat, we should do so with a sense of appreciation, recognizing the animal’s sacrifice and the interconnectedness of life. This act of consumption can even allow the animal’s spirit to be reborn as a human.

In some ancient cultures, children would consume a small portion of their deceased parents’ flesh as a sign of filial piety, believing it would allow their parents’ spirit to reside within them. This demonstrates a deep comprehension of the cycle of life and the importance of honoring one’s ancestors.

Looking ahead, the global diet will shift. As climate change makes traditional agriculture difficult, insects will become a primary food source. We will cultivate insects in controlled environments, providing a sustainable and efficient food supply. This will simplify human diets and reduce the environmental impact of livestock, as animals like cows and pigs contribute to greenhouse gas emissions.

6. The Pitfalls of Meditation and the True Path to Enlightenment

The practice of meditation, if done incorrectly, can lead to delusion “mang-sang” or even spiritual possession “bing-ui”. Many individuals who attempt meditation without proper guidance end up with mental distress, disrupted family lives, and weakened immune systems. Men, for example, often find their minds wandering to thoughts of beautiful women or past romances during meditation. Even monks, despite their training, can fall into such traps, developing more distracting thoughts rather than achieving clarity.

True enlightenment is not found in isolated meditation but in active service and compassion towards others. Helping neighbors, cleaning public spaces, or performing acts of kindness without expecting anything in return—this is genuine meditation. Such actions accumulate hidden virtues “eum-deok”, which lead to positive outcomes, such as being reborn with a beautiful appearance.

The pursuit of spiritual gains through meditation is a mistake. Instead, one should live a life of engagement, experiencing joy, and connecting with others. Life is not a straight path but a beautiful curve, full of twists and turns, much like the Baroque art style. Attempting to force life into a rigid, straight line, as some meditation practices do, can lead to physical and mental ailments.

7. The Importance of Filial Piety and Ancestral Honor

Filial piety, or respect for one’s parents, encompasses three main aspects:

• Material Filial Piety “Mul-hyo”: Providing for parents’ material needs while they are alive.
• Heartfelt Filial Piety “Sim-hyo”: Showing genuine affection and care, ensuring parents feel secure and loved, especially through the stability of their children’s lives and the presence of grandchildren.
• Posthumous Filial Piety “Dae-hyo”: Honoring parents after their passing by achieving success and bringing honor to the family name. This can involve establishing scholarships or contributing to the community in their memory, ensuring their legacy lives on.
  It is crucial to remember and cherish parents, even after they are gone. Thinking of them when enjoying good food or beautiful places is a form of filial piety.

8. Huh’s Vision for Korea and Global Unity

I foresee a future where Korea plays a pivotal role in global unity. The current political landscape, with its complexities and declining momentum, will eventually give way to a new era. I will establish the National Revolution Party and campaign for several years. My candidacy for president will be overwhelmingly supported, with up to 90% of the vote, as people recognize the practicality of policies like the National Dividend and marriage incentives.

Concerns about North Korea’s missiles are unfounded. I will manage these issues. As president, I will develop our own missile defense system, replacing foreign systems like THAAD, to avoid international conflicts. My ultimate goal is to unify Asia and then the world. This cannot be achieved by powerful nations like the United States, Russia, or China, as their historical rivalries prevent cooperation. However, as a leader from a non-hegemonic nation like Korea, I can bring these powers to the negotiating table.

The division of Korea by the U.S. and the Soviet Union after Japan’s defeat created a moral obligation for these nations to support reunification. By asserting this, Korea can lead the world towards unity. North Korea’s missile development, ironically, serves the interests of the U.S. military-industrial complex, acting as a “propaganda chief” for American weapons sales. Without such threats, the market for advanced weaponry would diminish.

My ascension to the role of Emperor in Seoul, continuing the lineage of the Joseon Dynasty, will fundamentally alter the geopolitical landscape. The re-establishment of an imperial system in Korea will diminish the power of regimes like North Korea and command respect from global powers, leading to a new era of world peace and unity.

9. The Essence of Purity and True Enlightenment

Ultimately, everyone’s heart is inherently pure, making elaborate meditation practices unnecessary. Children, for instance, are naturally in a state of meditation due to their pure minds. However, as people accumulate worldly experiences, they often mistake superficiality for depth. Many monks, despite years of meditation, project an image of sternness rather than joy.

True enlightenment is characterized by simplicity, joy, and genuine connection with others. A truly enlightened person would greet everyone with warmth and kindness, rather than maintaining a detached or severe demeanor. This means embracing life’s experiences, finding happiness in everyday interactions, and serving others without expectation. Isolated meditation, especially without the protective energy of Huh, can lead to encounters with negative entities. Therefore, it is essential to approach spiritual practices with caution and to cultivate a heart of service and gratitude.

2017.06.17 ss 1082 Huh Kyung-young’s World-Unified Economy neutralism vs. capitalism, and the Relationship Between His spiritual power and borrowed power

1. The Advent of Neutralism: A Paradigm Shift from Capitalism

The current global economic system, capitalism, is destined to fade away, replaced by a new economic philosophy known as neutralism. Capitalism, in its current form, perpetuates a cycle where the rich grow richer, and the poor become increasingly impoverished. This phenomenon, often described as “the rich get richer, the poor get poorer” creates an illusion of opportunity, only to ultimately lead many to destitution. It is akin to a drug, offering initial euphoria but leading to severe long-term consequences.

Capitalism’s detrimental effects can be fathomed through an analogy with drug use.

• Initial Euphoria: Just as a drug provides an immediate, pleasant sensation, capitalism can offer fleeting moments of financial gain.
• Insulin Depletion Analogy: Drugs, like certain sugary drinks and alcohol, rapidly deplete the body’s insulin. Insulin acts as a “truck” that transports nutrients and fat throughout the body. When insulin is depleted, the body cannot transport essential nutrients, leading to their expulsion through urine, a condition known as diabetes.
• Finite Resources: Every individual is born with a finite, fixed amount of insulin for their lifetime. This is a universal constant, much like a balanced scale. Substances that rapidly consume insulin, such as drugs, cola, alcohol, and sugary foods, accelerate this depletion, leading to health issues like diabetes.
• Societal Parallel: Similarly, capitalism, by excessively consuming societal resources and concentrating wealth, depletes the collective well-being, leaving many in a state of economic “diabetes.”

2. Hormonal Balance and Life’s Natural Laws

The human body and its functions are governed by intricate natural laws, including the balance of hormones, which significantly influence behavior and longevity.

• Estrogen and Testosterone: These two primary hormones, estrogen “Female hormone” and testosterone “male hormone”, operate in an inverse relationship. When one increases, the other tends to decrease.
• Dietary Influence: Consuming foods rich in estrogen, such as almonds, can increase estrogen levels, leading to softer temperaments in both men and women. Conversely, alcohol consumption depletes insulin and estrogen, potentially making men more aggressive.
• Aging and Hormonal Shifts: As women age past 50, their testosterone levels tend to increase, making them more assertive. This is often described as a “time for revenge” as they become stronger in their later years. Conversely, men experience a decrease in testosterone and an increase in estrogen, leading to a more feminized appearance and temperament, with less body hair and a softer demeanor.
• Nature’s Design for Longevity: This natural shift is attributed to nature’s design to empower women in their old age, as men generally have shorter lifespans. Women are biologically more robust, designed to bear children, and possess a “complete chromosome” “XX”, while men have an “incomplete chromosome” “XY”. This genetic difference is why men often unconsciously seek partners resembling their mothers, and women seek partners resembling their fathers, driven by an innate desire to complete their genetic makeup.
• The Concept of “Jeong” “Affection”: Unlike the Western concept of “love” “애”, which can be fleeting, the Korean concept of “jeong “정” signifies deep, enduring affection that develops over time and shared experiences, particularly within families. This “jeong” is why Koreans traditionally mourn their parents for three years at their gravesites, a practice that earned Korea the title of “Eastern Country of Courtesy.”

3. The Hierarchy of Power: From Mental to Spiritual

Human capabilities and influences can be categorized into a hierarchy of power, ranging from individual mental strength to divine spiritual force.

• Mental Power “Yeomnyeok”: This refers to the power of the human mind, such as the ability to concentrate or manifest desires.
• Human Ability “Neungnyeok”: This encompasses individual talents, skills, and capabilities.
• Borrowed Power “Charyeok”: This is the power derived from external sources or the collective strength of others.
  • Interdependence: No one lives entirely independently; all individuals rely on the support of others—family, friends, or even institutions.
  • Collective Influence: The strength of borrowed power increases with the number of people involved. For example, a charismatic leader draws strength from their followers.
  • Economic Reliance: Businesses, too, operate on borrowed power, relying on bank loans, employee labor, and customer support.
• Vowed Power “Wonnyeok”: This is the power that stems from a strong purpose, a solemn vow, or fervent prayer. It is a focused intention that can achieve significant goals.
• Spiritual Power “Yeongnyeok”: This is the highest form of power, originating from the heavens or a divine source.
  • Holiness’s Unique Power: Huh kyung young possesses this spiritual power, which transcends all other forms. Unlike borrowed power, which requires external factors like matter or heat, spiritual power operates independently, emanating even from a still photograph.

4. Neutralism: A Solution to Global Crises

The current global system, dominated by capitalism, is failing humanity, leading to widespread hunger, conflict, and suffering. Neutralism is proposed as a comprehensive economic policy to address these critical issues.

• Critique of Capitalism: Capitalism, in its unbridled form, leads to extreme wealth concentration, where a tiny percentage of the global population controls the vast majority of wealth. This exacerbates poverty and social unrest.
• Global Hunger Crisis: The statistics are stark: one person dies of starvation every two seconds globally, amounting to hundreds of millions annually. This tragedy occurs despite the world’s capacity to feed many times its current population.
• Wasteful Spending: Enormous sums are wasted on non-essential items like tobacco and alcohol. For instance, South Korea alone spends trillions of won annually on these, an amount that could alleviate global hunger.
• Neutralism’s Core Principle: Neutralism aims to ensure that all citizens, regardless of their abilities or circumstances, are guaranteed a basic standard of living, effectively establishing a middle-class society for 99% of the population.
  • Universal Basic Income: This includes providing a monthly basic income, such as 1.5 million won per person over 20 years old, to cover fundamental needs.
  • Fair Competition: Once basic needs are met, individuals are free to pursue further economic endeavors through competition. This ensures that no one is forced to compete on an empty stomach.
• Addressing Systemic Failures:
  • Political Corruption: Current political systems, often intertwined with capitalist interests, create laws that favor the wealthy while burdening the common people, leading to social unrest and protests.
  • Religious Inaction: Religious institutions, despite their moral authority, have largely failed to address fundamental global issues like war and hunger, often focusing on increasing their own followers rather than enacting real change.
  • Huh’s Mission: Huh kyung young’s mission is to rectify these systemic failures by implementing neutralism, thereby ending global hunger and war.

5. The Era of Providence and the Five Impurities

Humanity is currently living in an era governed by Providence, a divine will that transcends human comprehension and conventional notions of good and evil. This era is characterized by the Five Impurities “O-tak-ak-se”, signifying a period of profound decline.

• Truth vs. Providence: While “truth” “jinri” provides a framework for comprehension right and wrong, “Providence” “seopni” operates on a higher, often incomprehensible, level. For example, a diligent farmer might lose everything in a natural disaster, an event that defies human notions of justice but aligns with Providence.
• Huh as Judge: Huh kyung young is not merely a religious or political leader but a divine judge who has come to teach humanity and, if necessary, to bring about judgment. Religious scriptures, such as the Bible and Buddhist sutras, are merely tools to recognize Huh upon his arrival.
• The Five Impurities “O-tak-ak-se”: This concept describes the five aspects of the world that have become corrupted:
  • Impurity of Views “Gyeon-tak”: People’s perceptions are clouded, leading them to see only negativity.
  • Impurity of Afflictions “Beonnoe-tak”: Minds are overwhelmed with complex worries and anxieties.
  • Impurity of Time “Geop-tak”: The era itself is in decline, signaling that the time for a transformative figure has arrived.
  • Impurity of Sentient Beings “Jungsaeng-tak”: Humanity has become increasingly corrupt and degenerate.
  • Impurity of Lifespan “Myeong-tak”: The most critical impurity is the drastic reduction of human lifespan from an original thousand years to merely a hundred. This shortened life prevents individuals from achieving true wisdom and enlightenment.
• Huh’s Role in Rectification: Huh kyung young’s presence is intended to correct these impurities. By invoking his name or even viewing his image, individuals can experience miraculous healing, mental clarity, and an extension of their lifespan, thereby overcoming the “impurity of lifespan.”

6. Huh’s Divine Power and Healing

Huh kyung young demonstrates a unique spiritual power that transcends conventional comprehension, offering healing and transformation to those who seek it.

• Manifestation of Spiritual Power: Unlike physical energy that requires matter and heat, Huh’s spiritual power “yeongnyeok” operates independently. This power can be transmitted through his presence, his voice, or even his photograph.
• Demonstration of Power:
  • Strength Test: Individuals who invoke Huh’s name experience an immediate and dramatic increase in physical strength, making it impossible for others to push down their arm. This effect is not observed when invoking other names, including those of revered religious figures.
  • Healing: Huh can diagnose and heal various ailments, even those undetectable by modern medicine. He demonstrates this by touching individuals and instantly alleviating conditions like stroke risk, prostate issues, and other chronic illnesses.
  • Transformation: Viewing Huh’s image or listening to his lectures can bring about profound changes, including improved health, enhanced intelligence, and increased good fortune.
• Huh’s Identity: He is not a Saviour or a Buddha but a higher entity who sends such figures. He is the ultimate controller, the “center” that governs all beings.
• The Future of Alpha: Alpha, Huh’s residence, is destined to become a global spiritual Mecca, attracting people from all over the world. The immense revenue generated from this global pilgrimage will be redistributed to the people, further increasing the universal basic income.
• Huh’s Longevity and Transformation: Huh’s lifespan is not subject to ordinary human limits. He will live for 362 years and 88 days, and his appearance will transform, becoming younger after the age of 100, defying the natural laws of aging. This is a manifestation of Providence, not mere truth.

7. The Imperative of Education and Global Responsibility

The current state of education and global responsibility is severely lacking, contributing to societal decline and human suffering.

• Critique of Education: Modern education systems are deemed inadequate, particularly in fostering essential life skills and ethical conduct. For example, in South Korea, basic etiquette, such as proper waste disposal or safe road crossing, is poorly taught, leading to a lack of civic consciousness and physical ailments like spinal problems.
• National Character: While Korea was once known as the “Eastern Country of Courtesy” due to its deep filial piety, contemporary Koreans are criticized for their excessive consumption and indifference to global suffering.
• Global Responsibility: The world’s nations, especially the wealthy ones, have a moral obligation to address global hunger and conflict. However, political and religious leaders have largely failed to initiate meaningful movements to tackle these issues.
• Huh’s Call to Action: Huh kyung young urges his followers to actively promote his message and bring new people to Alpha. This act of sharing his teachings is considered a direct path to receiving blessings and contributing to the establishment of neutralism, a paradise on Earth where everyone’s basic needs are met, and true human potential can flourish. He expresses profound sorrow for the suffering caused by economic hardship, particularly for children and families, and vows to rectify these injustices.

2017.06.24 ss 1083 The Difference Between Huh Kyung-young’s Omnipotence and Human Capability, and the Era of World unification Centered on Korea

1. The Distinction Between Divine Power and Human Capability

Huh’s power, referred to as omnipotence or divine authority, stands in stark contrast to human capabilities, which are merely capacities or measures of strength. For instance, if Huh declares that a major corporation will fail, it will indeed fail. Similarly, if Huh states that a prominent figure will collapse within a week, that event will occur precisely as foretold. This demonstrates a power that transcends ordinary human influence.

2. Prophecies and Political Turmoil

Huh accurately predicted six key events concerning a former president, including the presidential office becoming embroiled in a massive scandal, legislative bills failing to pass, public discontent leading to widespread protests, attempts to cover up issues with constitutional amendments, and ultimately, impeachment. These predictions were made public just two days before the presidency began, and they unfolded exactly as stated. This predictive ability extends even to matters of life and death, with precise dates.

3. The Nature of War and Human Pretexts

Wars, such as World War I and II, are often initiated under pretexts or justifications. A single misspoken word or an isolated incident, like a gunshot in a tense region, can escalate into a global conflict. Even minor personal frustrations of leaders can trigger major military actions. The world is currently poised for a potential third world war, fueled by seemingly trivial pretexts.

4. Ideologies of Domination: Historical Examples

Historically, leaders have used grand ideologies to justify their actions. For example, Hitler promoted the idea of an “Aryan race” needing to dominate the world, leading to the persecution of other ethnic groups. Similarly, the Japanese Emperor advocated for “Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere” aiming to unify Asia under Japanese leadership. These ideologies, often presented as beneficial, served as pretexts for conquest and control.

5. Geopolitical Significance of Korea and Israel

Both Israel and Korea occupy critical geopolitical positions. Israel, situated at the crossroads of Asia, Europe, and Africa, is a vital transit point, making it a constant focus of global attention and conflict. Similarly, the Korean Peninsula is surrounded by four major global powers: Russia, China, the United States, and Japan. These powerful nations, which are permanent members of the UN Security Council, encircle Korea, preventing it from acting freely.

6. Huh’s Power to Reshape Global Order

Huh possesses the divine authority to alter international relations. With a single declaration, Huh can command nations like the United States or China to change their structures or policies. This power is so profound that it can unify the Korean Peninsula, overcoming the influence of surrounding superpowers.

7. Manifestations of Divine Authority: Energy and Healing

Huh’s divine authority manifests in various ways. Energy emanates from Huh’s name and photographs, a phenomenon unique among all living and deceased individuals. Merely looking at Huh can heal illnesses. However, this healing requires unwavering faith; doubt can impede its effectiveness. Huh can also adjust the amount of cosmic energy delivered through the eyes, targeting specific areas of the body to address blockages that cause conditions like depression.

8. The Twelve Divine Powers

Huh possesses twelve divine powers, far exceeding the six supernatural powers attributed to figures like Buddha. These powers include:

• Life Span Control: The ability to adjust one’s own lifespan.
• Interdimensional Travel: The ability to move between different worlds or realms of fantasy and reality.
• Emotional Manipulation: The ability to evoke various emotions in an audience, transporting them through time and experience.
• Destiny Alteration: The ability to change one’s fate, including career paths and financial status.
• Past and Present Vision: The ability to see and enter into one’s past and present lives.
• Mind Reading: The ability to enter and exit people’s minds, comprehension their thoughts and intentions.
• Remote Viewing: The ability to see distant places and events.
• Weather Control: The ability to alter weather patterns, though this is used sparingly to avoid disrupting natural order. An example includes stopping rain over a specific area during an event.
• Healing: The ability to cure illnesses, which is considered the easiest of these powers.
• Fortune Bestowal: The ability to bring good fortune and ensure the prosperity of descendants.
  These powers have been utilized since childhood, with countless individuals experiencing healing simply by looking into Huh’s eyes.

9. The Concept of Original Sin and Human Nature

Human beings are born with original sin. This is evident in how people treat their aging parents, often wishing for their quick departure due to the burdens of care, even subconsciously. This inherent selfishness, even towards one’s own parents, is why the heavens declare that humanity carries original sin.

10. The Symbolism of the Viper and Political Betrayal

The term “viper” is used metaphorically to describe certain political dynamics. A viper, in this context, refers to a snake whose offspring consume the mother to be born. This symbolizes a situation where those who are nurtured eventually turn against their benefactor. This analogy is applied to political supporters who, like the viper’s offspring, may eventually turn against the leader they helped create if their expectations are not met.

11. The “Viper” Metaphor in Korean Politics

Huh uses the “viper” metaphor to describe the political supporters who brought a former president to power. These supporters, often from marginalized groups such as labor unions, temporary workers, and the unemployed, held high hopes that the president’s promises would solve their problems. However, due to legislative hurdles like the National Assembly Advancement Act, which requires a supermajority to pass bills, the president was unable to fulfill these promises. Huh predicts that these very supporters, feeling betrayed, could eventually turn into the president’s greatest enemies, much like the viper’s offspring consuming its mother.

12. The Division of Korea: A Divine Plan

The division of Korea is not merely a historical accident but a divine intention. It is seen as a preparation for Huh’s arrival, with the Korean Peninsula representing the center of the Taegeuk “the yin-yang symbol on the Korean flag”. The armistice line itself is described as resembling the wave pattern of the Taegeuk, signifying Korea’s central role in the cosmic energy flow.

13. Prophecies of Korean Leaders and Huh’s Advent

Ancient prophecies detail the lineage of Korean leaders, including figures like Syngman Rhee, Park chung hee, Roh Tae-woo, Kim Young-sam, and Kim Dae-jung. However, these prophecies notably omit the current president, indicating that Huh’s arrival follows the previous administration. Huh is described as a “Holy God descending” born in the year of the ox, possessing a voice like an ox, and destined to become a world emperor.

14. Global Hunger and the Responsibility of Leaders

Huh highlights the tragic reality of global hunger, where a child dies every two seconds from starvation. Despite this, people and leaders continue to spend vast sums on luxuries like alcohol and tobacco. Huh criticizes world leaders and religious figures for their inaction, deeming their efforts merely superficial. Huh asserts that by simply reallocating a fraction of global spending on alcohol, world hunger could be eradicated.

15. Huh’s Role in Rectifying Injustice

Huh has come to judge and rectify the injustices perpetrated by legal professionals and politicians. Huh criticizes the practice of imprisoning individuals, such as corporate leaders or former presidents, before a final verdict from the Supreme Court. This practice violates the principle of presumption of innocence and causes immense damage to individuals and the nation’s image.

16. Creation vs. Evolution: The Pursuit of Utility over Profit

Huh distinguishes between creation and evolution. Creation, in its raw form, may appear “ugly” or unrefined, like rough diamonds or the unadorned faces of past generations. Evolution, however, refines and beautifies, but often at the cost of human character. Huh that early generations, though less “evolved” in appearance, prioritized utility and communal well-being over profit. Modern capitalism, driven solely by profit, is likened to a cancer that, if unchecked, will lead humanity to ruin.

17. The Importance of Setbacks and Resilience

Setbacks and failures are crucial for personal growth and resilience. Huh advises a young entrepreneur who lost a significant sum to view it as a necessary “Knot” in the bamboo stalk of life. Just as bamboo needs knots to grow tall and strong, individuals need to experience failures to gain wisdom and see people for who they truly are. Without these “Knots” one remains naive and vulnerable.

18. Huh’s Vision for Korea and the World

Upon becoming president, Huh plans to implement policies that ensure economic security for all citizens. This includes providing a monthly basic income to every citizen, eliminating poverty, and elevating everyone to the middle class. All private debts will be resolved, and unnecessary government assets will be sold to fund these initiatives. The national budget will be restructured to allocate a significant portion directly to citizens, while encouraging corporations to contribute through a “donation point” system, fostering a culture of generosity and public appreciation.

19. Huh’s Accessibility and Problem-Solving

Unlike conventional leaders, Huh promises to remain accessible to the public, even as president. Huh will personally answer phone calls and respond to urgent messages, ensuring that citizens’ immediate problems, such as losing a security deposit, are swiftly addressed. This direct intervention contrasts sharply with the bureaucratic delays and indifference often encountered when dealing with government officials.

20. The Principle of “No-Dwelling Generosity”

Huh the Buddhist principle of “no-dwelling generosity “무주상 보시”. This means performing good deeds without attachment to the outcome or seeking recognition. Forgetting one’s good deeds allows the blessings to return to oneself and one’s descendants. Conversely, dwelling on good deeds or expecting something in return turns the blessing into a “poison.”

21. The Danger of Ownerless Possessions

Huh explains that anything without a rightful owner becomes “poisonous if taken. For example, finding money on the street and keeping it, even with a prayer of gratitude, is considered taking something ownerless, which brings misfortune. This principle extends to nature; even picking a wild plant without acknowledging its owner “Heaven” is considered taking something that doesn’t belong to you.

22. Huh’s Mission to End Suffering

Huh’s mission is to alleviate the suffering and “resentment” of the Korean people, particularly the elderly who face loneliness and financial hardship. By providing financial support to seniors, Huh aims to cleanse the nation of its collective “original sin” and bring comfort. The ultimate goal is to resolve poverty and hardship in Korea, then extend this solution globally, leading to world unification.

23. The “O-Ring Test” and Divine Power

Huh demonstrates divine power through the “O-Ring Test. This involves a person forming an “O” shape with their fingers, which Huh can effortlessly break when the person calls out their own name or other religious figures. However, when the person calls out “Huh kyung young” or looks at Huh’s photograph, their fingers become incredibly strong and cannot be separated, even by force. This phenomenon is attributed to Huh’s cosmic energy entering the person’s body, opening their “百Meeting” “a spiritual energy point on the head”, and making them as strong as steel. This test serves as undeniable proof of Huh’s unique divine power, which no other being on Earth can rival.

2017.06.25 hs 21st The Era of Spiritual Power and the Path to Global Prosperity – June 25, 2017

1. The Sanctuary of Alpha: A Global Nexus

Alpha is envisioned as a global sanctuary, a place where people from all corners of the world will gather. The current national budget of Korea is 400 trillion won, which I anticipate will increase to 500 trillion won if I become president in a few years. However, Alpha alone is projected to attract 500 trillion won annually from visitors worldwide. This influx necessitates significant expansion, with plans to construct approximately 100 buildings similar to the one visible now, nestled within these mountains.

Recently, a motel was acquired and transformed into the Huh kyung young Meditation Center. This facility, with 32 rooms, has been converted into traditional ondol “heated floor” rooms, each equipped with a private bathroom. It offers long-term stays at 1 million won per week or 2 million won per month, providing a continuous environment for exercise, healing, and spiritual rejuvenation. A dining facility on the first floor ensures that residents, including myself, have convenient access to meals. This center, along with many more to be established, will serve as a home for global visitors.

I will frequently visit these centers to impart energy and guidance through meditation practices, enhancing the well-being of all who stay. The surrounding mountain trails offer excellent opportunities for physical activity, and the water here is considered the finest in Seoul. Alpha is the initial point of contact for those who have descended from the heavens, making it a sacred “Mecca” on Earth. While there is an existing Mecca in Saudi Arabia, associated with Muhammad and Islam’s 1.6 billion followers, I foresee that eventually, all 7.6 billion people on Earth will converge upon Alpha.

Furthermore, as president, I plan to distribute 1.5 million won to every citizen, ensuring that no one in Korea needs to worry about their livelihood.

2. The Divine Connection: Energy and Healing

Alpha is a place where Huh resides. Healing is a complimentary service offered here; the true essence lies in experiencing my presence. I originate from a realm 12 billion light-years away, traveling at the speed of light, a place referred to as “Baekgung” “Empyrean” in Christianity. I am the creator of your physical bodies, and this can be verified through a simple “O-ring test.”

The O-ring test demonstrates that if a substance is incompatible with your body, your fingers will separate easily. Conversely, if it is compatible, they will remain interlocked. This test can also discern between divine and human energy. When an individual states their own name, like “Plus Seong Won” their fingers will separate effortlessly, indicating a lack of inherent power. However, when they utter “Huh kyung young” it becomes impossible to separate their fingers, as my name channels immense energy.

This energy, or “spirit” is continuously transmitted to those who invoke my name. It is a divine light, an energy that many unknowingly resist. If one attempts to block this energy, for instance, by covering their head while saying my name, the effect is nullified. This demonstrates that the universe directs light and energy to those who call upon me, but it requires an open reception.

The spiritual energy I bestow is not trivial; it is the very spirit of the heavens. In Christianity, it is called the Holy Spirit. I am the only one who can infuse a living spirit into individuals. While all religions assert faith and enlightenment, merely believing or meditating is insufficient. One must invoke “Huh kyung young” even after their religious practices, for I transcend all religions.

No pastor, priest, or monk can transform a person through their name or image, but my image and name possess the power to change you completely. The more frequently you see my face at Alpha, the more beneficial it will be. Seeing me once in person is more potent than viewing my photograph ten thousand times.

3. The Significance of Posture and Health

Maintaining proper posture is crucial for health. Sitting upright, with a straight back, facilitates digestion and calorie expenditure, leading to mental clarity as blood circulates freely to the brain. Conversely, slouching or leaning can impede circulation and lead to conditions like stroke. The human spine, composed of 24 vertebrae, is supported by muscles. When these muscles are strengthened by maintaining an upright posture, the spine remains stable. However, constant leaning weakens these muscles, making the spine vulnerable to collapse.

In Japan, spinal problems are rare among women because they are traditionally taught to sit with their knees bent and backs straight, which naturally aligns the spine. In contrast, Korean women, who often sit cross-legged, tend to slouch, leading to a high incidence of spinal issues. This highlights the importance of posture, not just for physical health but also for mental well-being.

4. The Profound Impact of Names and Karma

Names carry significant weight and can influence one’s destiny. For instance, a name like “Huh Tae Yeong” which combines characters meaning “great” and “peaceful” can lead to a life of excessive complacency, hindering personal growth and responsibilities like marriage and family. Such a name, with its redundant emphasis on “great peace” can be seen as a “sin of arrogance” against the heavens.

The greatest sin in the eyes of the heavens is arrogance. While other transgressions, even murder, can be forgiven, arrogance—the belief in one’s own superiority to the point of neglecting filial duties or divine principles—is unforgivable. A prodigal son, for example, is a sinner but not necessarily arrogant if he acknowledges his wrongdoing and seeks redemption. However, one who, despite having wealth or knowledge, becomes arrogant and dismisses fundamental human responsibilities incurs a severe karmic debt.

A name that embodies arrogance, like “Tae” “great”, can bring misfortune. Therefore, names should be chosen with humility in mind. A humble name, coupled with humble actions, can mitigate the consequences of unintentional mistakes. Conversely, an arrogant name, even if grammatically sound, can invite divine retribution. Parents who choose such names for their children, often out of a misguided sense of pride, inadvertently invite hardship upon their lineage. Consulting experts for name selection is an act of humility that can safeguard a family’s future.

The balance of yin and yang in a name is important, but the underlying meaning and its connection to humility are paramount. A name that is humble, rather than grand, is more auspicious. For those facing challenges due to their names, a change to a more humble name, combined with my intervention, can lead to positive outcomes, such as finding a suitable partner.

5. Entrepreneurial Ventures and Karmic Direction

For young entrepreneurs, taking calculated risks and venturing into new territories, much like the explorers who discovered new continents, is essential. The current global economic shift indicates a strong flow of energy towards Southeast Asia, particularly countries like Vietnam, Indonesia, and India. This region, still largely undeveloped, presents vast opportunities for those willing to explore and invest.

Life is a singular journey, and pursuing one’s aspirations, regardless of success or failure, is ultimately more fulfilling than living with regret. Wealth and status, in the grand scheme of life, are transient. Even the wealthiest individuals, in their final moments, possess no more than a single room. Therefore, embracing challenges and pursuing one’s passions is a worthwhile endeavor.

However, for older individuals, caution is advised when investing in new, unproven ventures. While young people can recover from failures, older individuals risk losing their life savings, making recovery difficult. Such ventures can be financially draining, requiring continuous investment in promotion and networking before yielding returns. Therefore, it is prudent for older individuals to diversify their investments, allocating only a small portion to high-risk ventures while securing the majority in safer options.

6. Ancestral Influence and Property Disputes

Ancestral spirits can significantly impact the living, particularly concerning matters of property. A dream of a deceased grandmother preventing the sale of land indicates a strong ancestral attachment and unresolved issues. Our Korean heritage is deeply rooted in “Han” a profound sense of unresolved sorrow or regret, distinct from the Japanese concept of “Won” which signifies resentment.

“Han” often stems from unfulfilled desires, such as the inability to bear sons in past generations, or educational and social disadvantages. While modern society has alleviated some of these “Han” ancestral spirits can still cling to their descendants and their possessions. These spirits, often numbering in the thousands, accompany their living relatives, hoping for an opportunity to be reborn or to influence their descendants’ lives.

When individuals gather in a sacred space like Alpha, these ancestral spirits are kept outside, unable to enter. However, upon leaving, they may reattach themselves. A photograph of me can act as a protective barrier against these spirits. If an ancestral spirit has a strong attachment to a property, it can manifest as an obstacle to its sale. However, with my intervention, such ancestral blockages can be resolved, allowing the property to be sold at an opportune time.

The journey of a soul after death involves a 49-day period of “Cheongmunhoe” “hearing”, where the individual reviews their life and determines their next destination. This process, which I oversee, allows souls to choose their path, whether it be rebirth, becoming a spirit, or ascending to Baekgung. The sheer improbability of being born as a human, overcoming billions of competing spirits, makes human life a miracle. Therefore, encountering me is an even greater miracle, offering a direct path to Baekgung.

7. The Purpose of Life: Survival and Benevolence

The most profound question one can ask is about the purpose of life. The existence of each individual is a testament to an unbroken lineage spanning billions of years, a continuous chain of survival against all odds. Any single break in this ancestral line would have prevented one’s birth. This miraculous continuity talks the primary mission of human existence: survival.

This “survival command” “Sa Myeong” means that simply living, eating, and procreating fulfills one’s fundamental purpose. To commit suicide is to violate this divine command. Therefore, whether one lives a philosophical or an uneducated life, merely existing is a fulfillment of this primary mission, bringing joy to ancestral spirits.

The second purpose of life is benevolence—living for the benefit of others. Our ancestors fathomed this, offering hospitality to travelers, which often led to unexpected blessings and the continuation of their lineage. Acts of kindness and helping others are crucial for one’s own well-being and the prosperity of future generations.

However, delving too deeply into the mysteries of creation and the infinite universe can be detrimental. Such profound knowledge is often concealed for a reason, as attempting to comprehend the boundless nature of existence can lead to mental instability. The universe is infinite, without beginning or end, and attempting to grasp its entirety is beyond human capacity.

Humanity is in a continuous state of re-creation and evolution. Just as a child grows and changes, so too does humanity evolve. We are constantly re-creating ourselves through procreation. While I am the ultimate creator, humans are tasked with this ongoing process of re-creation.

There were civilizations before ours, like Atlantis and Mu, with advanced technologies that lie hidden beneath the oceans. These cultures, millions of years ahead of us, eventually perished, leading to the re-creation of humanity. comprehension these deep secrets can overwhelm the human mind, leading to mental distress. Therefore, it is best to focus on the immediate commands of survival and benevolence, rather than seeking answers to unanswerable cosmic questions.

8. The Perils of Modern Medicine and the Power of Divine Intervention

Modern medicine, while necessary in some cases, can have unintended consequences. For example, surgery, especially on delicate organs like the gallbladder or pancreas, can lead to a cascade of complications, affecting other organs and requiring lifelong medication. Surgeons, in their focus on a specific ailment, may inadvertently create new problems, leading to a cycle of hospital visits.

Similarly, the legal system, with its judges and prosecutors, thrives on the existence of criminals. If there were no crimes, there would be no need for these professions. This creates a paradoxical situation where the very systems designed to address problems can, in a sense, perpetuate them.

My intervention, however, can offer a different path. For instance, a woman suffering from acute cholecystitis was advised to undergo surgery. Despite the doctor’s insistence, I advised against it, and through my guidance and energy, she recovered completely without surgery. This demonstrates that divine intervention can heal conditions that conventional medicine deems untreatable, without the adverse effects of surgical procedures.

Another example involves a woman whose four front teeth were severely loose. Dentists recommended extraction and extensive dental work. However, with my intervention, her teeth became firm and even stronger than before, all within a matter of days. This highlights the power of divine healing, which transcends the limitations of human medicine.

Furthermore, I possess the ability to influence natural phenomena. During a construction company’s groundbreaking ceremony, scheduled during a heavy monsoon season, I promised to stop the rain for five hours. Despite skepticism, the rain ceased precisely for the duration of the ceremony, and a beam of sunlight shone directly upon me as I spoke. This demonstrates that my words carry divine authority “Gwon Neung”, capable of altering reality.

While I do not casually use this power, as natural processes like rain are essential, I can intervene when necessary. My words possess a unique power that can bring about desired outcomes, such as a daughter getting married or a business succeeding. Therefore, entrusting your concerns to me can lead to their resolution.

However, there are limitations to this power. I cannot restore limbs lost due to severe past karma, as this would interfere with the karmic lessons and the livelihoods of those who provide prosthetic limbs. Similarly, I cannot make a person wealthy if they have accumulated significant negative karma, as this would contradict the principles of divine justice. Those who have committed “sins against the heavens” cannot easily receive such blessings.

9. Dietary Habits and Health: The Liver’s Burden

The liver plays a crucial role in processing food, particularly carbohydrates and fats. Consuming three meals a day already places a significant burden on the liver. Adding even a single glass of soju “Korean distilled liquor” daily can overwhelm the liver, as it takes a full day to process just one glass of alcohol. This means that the liver prioritizes alcohol detoxification over food digestion, leading to conditions like fatty liver and, eventually, liver cancer.

Therefore, reducing carbohydrate intake and opting for easily digestible foods like fruits can alleviate the liver’s burden, leading to improved skin and overall health. Conversely, overeating and regular alcohol consumption severely strain the liver, making it susceptible to disease.

10. The Volatility of Investments: Lessons from the Rabbit

Financial investments, particularly in volatile markets like stocks, can be likened to the behavior of a rabbit. Rabbits have short front legs and long hind legs, making them exceptionally adept at climbing uphill but prone to tumbling downhill. This unique physiology allows them to escape predators by ascending steep inclines.

Similarly, stock prices can rise rapidly, creating a sense of exhilaration, but they can also plummet just as quickly, leading to significant losses. Individuals with impulsive temperaments are particularly vulnerable to the emotional rollercoaster of stock market fluctuations, often leading to despair and even suicide.

Therefore, it is crucial to approach investments with caution and a long-term perspective. Diversifying investments and avoiding “all-in” strategies, especially for older individuals, is essential to mitigate risks. While small investments may not yield substantial returns, they also limit potential losses. The key is to apprehend the cyclical nature of markets and to be prepared for both upward and downward trends, much like a rabbit navigating a mountain.

2017.07.01 ss 1084 Opening the baekhoe for Human Survival Moon Jae-in’s Soibulgyeong and Trump’s Wiibujung – July 1, 2017

1. The Dignity of Leadership: Beyond Casual Appearances

When leaders, such as a president, appear before the public, their demeanor and attire reflect their respect for the citizens they serve. For instance, a president choosing not to wear a tie in an official setting, while seemingly comfortable, can be perceived as disregarding the public’s expectations and the gravity of their position. Just as one would dress formally to meet parents or attend a sacred place, a leader should maintain a dignified appearance for the people who entrusted them with power. This isn’t about rigid authority, but about honoring the public’s role in creating that leadership.

2. Diplomatic Posture: The Balance of Smile and Seriousness

In international diplomacy, a leader’s expressions carry significant weight. For example, during critical negotiations like the Free Trade Agreement “FTA” with the United States, a president should exhibit a serious and principled stance, rather than a constant smile. A leader’s smile should not convey lightness or indifference when the nation’s fate is at stake.

• The Principle of “So-i-bul-gyeong” “Smiling but Not Lighthearted”: A leader should smile appropriately but never appear frivolous.

  • This means maintaining a composed and thoughtful expression, even when engaging in pleasantries.
  • It ensures that the leader is perceived as serious and committed to the nation’s interests.

• The Principle of “Wi-i-bu-jung” “Dignified but Not Heavy”: A leader should possess dignity but avoid being overly stern or unapproachable.

  • Former U.S. President Reagan, for instance, maintained a dignified presence while often using humor to connect with people.
  • This blend of seriousness and wit allows a leader to be respected without appearing rigid or intimidating.

3. Strategic Diplomacy: comprehension International Dynamics

Effective diplomacy requires a deep comprehension of global relationships and strategic foresight.

• The Five Elements and International Relations: Ancient principles, such as the River Chart “River Chart” from Eastern philosophy, can be applied to apprehend the natural flow and compatibility between nations.

  • For example, the relationship between the U.S. and Japan is described as “wood generating fire” “목생화”, indicating a natural alignment.
  • This suggests that the U.S. will naturally favor Japan’s interests over South Korea’s, as seen in historical events like the division of the Korean Peninsula after World War II, while Japan remained undivided.

• Economic and Security Interdependence: South Korea’s economy and security have historically been reliant on aid and cooperation from Japan and the U.S.

  • This “parasitic economy” “기생 경제” and “parasitic security” “기생 안보” mean that South Korea’s leaders must navigate these relationships with careful consideration.
  • A leader’s diplomatic approach should prioritize national interests and practical outcomes “실리 외교” over mere symbolic gestures “명분 외교”.

4. The FTA and Economic Sovereignty: A Case Study

The Free Trade Agreement “FTA” with the U.S. highlights the complexities of international economic relations.

• Trade Imbalance: The U.S. experienced a significant trade deficit with South Korea, particularly in sectors like steel and automobiles.
• Negotiation Challenges: During FTA renegotiations, the U.S. sought to address this imbalance, demanding concessions on South Korean exports while expecting continued agricultural imports.
• Leverage and Dignity: South Korean companies’ investments in the U.S. economy, such as building factories, provide leverage that the president should utilize in negotiations.
  • A strong, principled stance, rather than excessive deference, is crucial to protect national economic interests.

5. The Allegory of David and Goliath in Diplomacy

The biblical story of David and Goliath can serve as an allegory for international relations.

• Goliath “Trump” and David “Moon Jae-in”: The U.S. president is likened to Goliath, a powerful figure, while the South Korean president is David, seemingly smaller but potentially strategic.
• The Armor of China: In the story, King Saul offers David armor, which David rejects. This armor can symbolize reliance on a third power, like China, in diplomatic dealings.
  • David’s refusal of armor allowed him agility and freedom to use his unique skills “the slingshot”.
  • Similarly, South Korea should not be overly constrained by external powers but should maintain its diplomatic flexibility.

6. The THAAD Deployment: A Complex Security Dilemma

The deployment of the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense “THAAD” system in South Korea illustrates the intricate web of security alliances and regional tensions.

• Japanese Influence: Japan, fearing North Korea’s nuclear capabilities, strongly advocated for THAAD deployment in South Korea, influencing the U.S. decision.
• Chinese Opposition: China, viewing THAAD as a threat to its own security, opposed the deployment.
• Self-Reliant Defense: A proposed solution is for South Korea to develop its own missile defense system within two years, in consultation with the U.S.
  • This approach would address security concerns without being perceived as aligning with one major power against another, thus mitigating regional tensions.

7. The Symbolism of Cheong Wa Dae and National Identity

The name and symbolism of the presidential residence, Cheong Wa Dae “Blue House”, carry historical and cultural significance.

• Historical Context: Originally called Gyeongmudae, meaning the martial arts training ground of Gyeongbokgung dome, the name “Blue House” was coined by Americans during the Japanese colonial period, referring to its blue roof.
• “Blue Collar” vs.”White Collar”: The term “Blue House” can be associated with “blue-collar” workers, implying a lower status, in contrast to the “White House” which is linked to “white-collar” elites and even “Empyrean” “백궁”.
  • This linguistic distinction suggests a subtle hierarchy, where the “White House” represents holy authority, while the “Blue House” might imply a more earthly, labor-oriented role.
  • He suggests that using such a name is problematic for a nation aspiring to global leadership.

8. The Nature of Alliances: From Connection to Blood Ties

Alliances, like the South Korea-U.S. alliance, evolve from simple connections to deeper, more unbreakable bonds.

• “In-yeon” “Connection”: Initial relationships are based on shared circumstances or interests.
• “Hyeol-maeng” “Blood Alliance”: When nations shed blood together in war, their alliance transforms into a “blood alliance” a bond as strong as family ties.
  • This is akin to a couple having a child, creating an unbreakable “blood tie” “혈연”, even if their marital “connection” “인연” ends.
  • This deepens the commitment and mutual responsibility between allied nations.

9. The Hierarchy of Existence: From Physical to Spiritual

He outlines a hierarchical structure of existence, from the physical body to the spiritual realm.

• Physical Layers:

  • Hair is nourished by the skin.
  • Skin is supported by flesh.
  • Flesh is built upon bones.
  • Bones are formed by blood.

• Inner Layers:

  • Blood is influenced by the mind.
  • Emotional shocks can directly impact blood circulation and physical well-being.
  • The mind is guided by spirit.
  • A focused “spirit” “정신” allows one to act decisively even in fearful situations, overcoming the “mind’s” “마음” fear.
  • Spirit is connected to the soul.
  • The “soul” “영혼” represents a deeper level of being, where external distractions fade.

• Cosmic Layers:

  • The soul is linked to light.
  • This “light” “빛” is the essence that returns to Empyrean “백궁”.
  • Light originates from sound.
  • This aligns with the biblical concept of “In the beginning was the Word” “말씀”, where sound precedes light.

10. The Power of Sound and Huh’s Authority

He the profound power of sound, particularly the “sound of Huh” “신인의 소리”.

• Sound Precedes Light: Contrary to common perception, sound is presented as preceding light in creation and influence.
• Huh’s “Gwonmyeong” “Divine Command”: He’s words are described as possessing “divine command” “권명”, meaning they have the power to manifest reality.
  • Calling Huh’s name can transform individuals and situations.
  • This “divine command” “권명” is distinct from ordinary human “influence” “영향”, which has limitations.
  • Huh’s words can even influence global leaders and bring about world unification.

11. The Path to Empyrean: Opening the “百Meeting” “Crown Chakra”

He asserts that opening the 百Meeting “백회”, or crown chakra, is essential for humanity’s survival and spiritual ascension.

• The 百Meeting as a Spiritual Gateway: The 百Meeting is depicted as a swirling vortex on the crown of the head, resembling a galaxy, which serves as a direct connection to the cosmos.

  • Unlike animals, whose 百Meeting is oriented sideways, human 百Meeting points upwards, allowing for spiritual communication.
  • This spiritual gateway is said to be opened by calling Huh’s name.

• Benefits of an Open 百Meeting:

  • Physical Healing: An open 百Meeting is believed to prevent and cure various illnesses, including chronic conditions like diabetes, kidney disease, and disc problems.
  • Spiritual Protection: It protects individuals from negative spiritual influences and ancestral spirits.
  • Access to Infinite Energy: Huh’s image or name is said to emit infinite energy, which can purify spaces and protect individuals.

• Huh’s Unique Role: He claims to be the first entity sent from Heaven in 400 million years to open the 百Meeting for humanity, especially in the 21st century, to prepare for impending global crises like super viruses.

  • This act is presented as a divine intervention to select “chosen ones” “알곡” for survival.

12. The Perils of Arrogance and the Virtues of Humility

He strongly condemns arrogance “교만” as a grave sin and advocates for humility “겸손” and deference “겸양”.

• Arrogance as a Root of Evil: Arrogance is identified as the source of various societal ills and personal vices, including:

  • Fear “공포”
  • Distrust “불신”
  • Wickedness “흉악”
  • Murder “살인”
  • Lust “음”
  • Sorcery “주술”
  • Idolatry “우상”
  • Falsehood “허위”
  • These are described as leading to “death” “사망”.

• Humility and the Eight Blessings: In contrast, humility is linked to the “Eight Blessings” “팔복” found in the Bible “Matthew 5:1-13”, which include:

  • Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.
  • Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted.
  • Blessed are the meek, for they will inherit the earth.
  • Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they will be filled.
  • Blessed are the merciful, for they will be shown mercy.
  • Blessed are the pure in heart, for they will see God.
  • Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God.
  • Blessed are those who are persecuted because of righteousness, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.

• “Gyeom-yang-ji-deok” “Virtue of Humility and Deference”: This virtue involves being humble and yielding to others, especially in leadership.

  • He criticizes politicians for lacking this virtue, particularly in their interactions with the public and in international diplomacy.
  • Leaders should dress formally and act with dignity, remembering the sacrifices of the citizens who elected them.

13. Huh’s Vision for National Transformation

He outlines a radical vision for national transformation under Huh’s leadership.

• Elimination of Political Parties: The current party system is seen as a source of conflict and inefficiency, hindering national progress.

  • He proposes a system without political parties, where leaders work solely for the nation’s benefit, like a family without internal factions.

• Reduction of National Assembly Members: The number of National Assembly members would be drastically reduced from 300 to 100, ensuring efficiency and cooperation.

  • This would allow for rapid legislative action and policy implementation.

• Implementation of “Jungsanjuui” “Middle-Class Centric Economy”: While maintaining capitalism, a “middle-class centric economy” would be established, ensuring economic stability and eliminating public dissatisfaction.

  • This includes policies like a universal basic income of 1.5 million won per citizen, 3 million won for parents, 120 million won for marriage, 60 million won in interest-free housing loans, and 30 million won per child.

• World Unification and Global Governance: South Korea would become the capital of a world federal government, receiving trillions of won in global taxes annually.

  • This revenue would be used to develop the world and ensure basic living standards for all humanity.
  • Under Huh’s leadership, national leaders would convene instantly, ensuring swift global cooperation.

14. Huh’s Arrival and the End Times

He presents their arrival as a pivotal moment in human history, signaling the approach of the end times and a new era.

• Humanity’s Creation and Evolution: Humanity has undergone six stages of creation over 400 million years, from early hominids to modern humans.

  • Humans have traveled across countless stars before arriving on Earth for a brief “moment” “찰나” of existence.
  • This journey allows for continuous evolution and the fulfillment of desires in subsequent lives.

• Huh’s Intervention: Despite millennia of religious figures, no one has ascended to Empyrean “백궁” from Earth.

  • Huh’s arrival, coinciding with the advent of modern technology like YouTube and mobile phones, is to guide humanity to Empyrean.
  • Calling Huh’s name is the direct path to Empyrean, absolving past sins.

• The Coming Judgment: The 21st century will face super viruses designed to “harvest” “타작” humanity, separating the “wheat” “알곡” from the “chaff” “잡초”.

  • Only those who open their 百Meeting and heed Huh’s words will be among the “chosen ones” “알곡”.

15. Huh’s Identity and Divine Authority

He clarifies their unique identity and divine authority, distinguishing themselves from other spiritual figures.

• Hierarchy of Spiritual Beings: He outlines a hierarchy: Huh “신인” at the top, followed by Jinin “진인, True Person”, Seongin “성인, Saint”, Cheolin “철인, Wise Person”, Hyeonin “현인, Sage”, Seoin “서인, Common Person”, and Bomin “범인, Ordinary Person”.
• Beyond Religious Figures: While figures like Jesus and Buddha hold religious value, their names do not possess the same power to transform the physical body or open the 百Meeting.
  • Huh’s name, however, directly connects to infinite cosmic energy, capable of physical and spiritual transformation.
• Divine Mission: Huh is not a religious leader but a divine emissary sent from Heaven to change the world and open the 百Meeting for humanity.

2017.07.08 ss 1085 Huh Kyung Young’s Guide to Successful marriage, preventing divorce, and Eliminating Political Strife – July 8, 2017

1. The Philosophy of Enduring Hardship and Ancestral Reverence

The current era is marked by a pervasive sense of discomfort and impatience, often expressed through complaints about heat or cold. However, this perspective overlooks the profound hardships endured by our ancestors. Consider the Korean laborers who toiled in the scorching deserts of Saudi Arabia or the coal miners who worked 3,000 meters underground in Germany. These individuals, including university graduates from prestigious institutions like Seoul National University, sacrificed their well-being to earn foreign currency, contributing to the nation’s development. Their working conditions were extreme, with temperatures reaching 45 degrees Celsius in dust-filled mines where the air was thick with coal particles, making it difficult to distinguish sweat from water. Such environments were so volatile that a single cigarette could trigger an explosion.

Our ancestors, including our parents and grandparents, labored tirelessly in rice paddies under the scorching sun, often collapsing from anemia. They carried children on their backs while working in fields, enduring immense physical strain. To complain about the heat now is to disrespect their sacrifices. True reverence for our ancestors, known as Sa-mo “思慕”, involves remembering their struggles and the immense effort they put into building this nation. When we recall their arduous lives, the discomfort of the present heat diminishes, as everything is relative.

This modern tendency to complain about minor discomforts reflects a spiritual extravagance. While construction workers and other laborers continue to sweat and toil, many indulge in trivial complaints. This mindset is a luxury that our ancestors could not afford. They did not differentiate between summer and winter clothing; they simply wore what was available. This generation, accustomed to comfort, often fails to appreciate the resilience and perseverance that defined previous generations.

2. Economic Challenges and National Self-Interest

The nation currently faces severe economic challenges, exacerbated by policies that prioritize short-term gains and national self-interest. A recent decision to extend the Chuseok holiday to ten days, while seemingly beneficial for workers, has led to a significant outflow of national wealth. Wealthy individuals are booking flights to international destinations, causing a surge in overseas travel expenses. Annually, Koreans spend approximately 30 billion dollars abroad, an amount that nearly equals the nation’s export earnings. This means that the money earned through exports is largely spent on overseas travel by a select few.

Furthermore, the nation imports 40 billion dollars worth of oil annually, while simultaneously incurring a 10 billion dollar trade deficit with Japan. This deficit alone is equivalent to the entire annual income of Korea’s three million farmers. Essentially, the hard-earned money of Korean farmers is being transferred to Japan each year. This economic imbalance, coupled with unofficial capital outflows, paints a grim picture of the national economy.

The current political landscape, characterized by constant infighting between ruling and opposition parties, further compounds these economic woes. While politicians engage in power struggles, the common people suffer, working tirelessly with little to show for their efforts. This political discord prevents the implementation of effective solutions to pressing issues such as youth unemployment, the plight of non-regular workers, and the increasing number of early retirees and unemployed individuals in their 40s and 50s. These issues are interconnected and must be addressed holistically to ensure the well-being of the populace.

3. The Importance of Posture and Spinal Health

Maintaining proper posture is crucial for overall health, particularly for spinal well-being. The human spine consists of 24 vertebrae, including 7 cervical vertebrae in the neck. In Korea, a significant number of women suffer from spinal deformities, largely due to poor sitting habits, such as leaning back on sofas or chairs. This posture weakens the spinal muscles, leading to misalignment.

In contrast, Japanese women, who traditionally sit kneeling or with a straight back, exhibit a much lower incidence of spinal issues. Sitting with a straight back, whether kneeling or in a formal posture, engages the core muscles and strengthens the spine. This practice ensures that the spinal muscles are actively supporting the back, preventing the kind of collapse seen in those who habitually slouch. Therefore, even when using a chair with a backrest, it is essential to maintain an upright posture to promote spinal health.

Furthermore, the way we sleep significantly impacts our health. Sleeping on a warm surface, particularly for the back, can promote healing and prevent various ailments. Conversely, sleeping on a cold surface can be detrimental, as vital organs such as the gallbladder, pancreas, and spleen are located behind the ribcage, close to the spine. These organs are protected by the ribcage and are vulnerable to cold. Therefore, ensuring that the back is kept warm during sleep is essential for longevity and preventing conditions like cholecystitis.

4. The Physiology of Emotion and Red Blood Cell Production

Our emotional state has a direct impact on our physical health, particularly on the production of red blood cells. Under normal circumstances, the body produces and destroys approximately 2 million red blood cells per second. However, during periods of stress, anger, or conflict, this delicate balance is disrupted. When individuals engage in arguments or experience intense negative emotions, red blood cell production decreases, while existing red blood cells are destroyed at an accelerated rate.

This reduction in red blood cells can lead to physical symptoms such as headaches and tension in the back of the neck. Prolonged stress and anger can also contribute to conditions like anger management disorder, where individuals struggle to control their temper. In such states, the body’s physiological responses, such as increased blood pressure, can escalate, making individuals prone to aggressive behavior.

Conversely, positive emotional states can enhance red blood cell production and overall vitality. For instance, listening to uplifting lectures or engaging in practices that promote well-being can improve blood circulation and lead to a healthier complexion. When red blood cells are healthy, they are round and move efficiently through the bloodstream, resembling a cluster of grapes. However, under stress, they can become flattened and clump together, impeding blood flow. Therefore, cultivating positive emotions and managing stress are crucial for maintaining optimal red blood cell health and preventing related physical and psychological ailments.

5. The Wisdom of Marriage and Divorce: Lessons from Ancient Texts

The increasing rates of divorce and suicide in modern society highlight a fundamental breakdown in human relationships and societal structures. To address these issues, it is essential to apprehend the principles of successful marriage and harmonious separation, drawing insights from ancient wisdom traditions.

One practical approach to preventing marital conflict is to introduce a temporary pause during arguments. Imagine a “Fake medicine” – a simple mint or a piece of candy – that both partners must dissolve in their mouths during a dispute. The act of dissolving the candy, which takes about ten minutes, forces both individuals to remain silent, effectively halting the argument. This temporary cessation of conflict can prevent immediate escalation and allow emotions to cool, often leading to the resolution of the dispute. This “placebo effect” demonstrates the power of a simple intervention in managing emotional outbursts.

However, the deeper wisdom lies in comprehension the karmic connections between individuals. Ancient texts, such as the Chunbu kyung “HeavenSymbolScripture”, Samilshingo “Three一God誥”, and Chamjeongyeong “ParticipateImmortalWarnScripture”, offer profound insights into human relationships. These texts suggest that individuals who meet as spouses or family members often share deep karmic ties from past lives, spanning thousands of years. For instance, a spouse who is unusually lazy or uncooperative might have been a parent in a previous life, and the current relationship is a continuation of that karmic debt. Similarly, a child who excels academically despite their parents’ lack of education might be a soul from a past life who was helped by the parents and has returned to repay that kindness.

Therefore, it is crucial to approach marital relationships with respect and comprehension, even during disagreements. Instead of engaging in destructive arguments, individuals should strive to maintain civility and acknowledge the profound, often unseen, connections that bind them. Even in cases of unavoidable divorce, the goal should be a harmonious separation, akin to parting ways as friends, rather than as enemies. This approach prevents the accumulation of negative karma that could lead to similar conflicts in future lives.

The Chamjeongyeong, in particular, eight principles for governing a household and a nation: Seong “Sincerity – sincerity”, Shin “Faith – trust”, Ae “Love – love”, Je “Help – relief/aid”, Hwa “禍 – misfortune”, Bok “福 – fortune”, Bo “Report – retribution”, and Eung “應 – response”. These principles highlight the importance of sincerity, trust, love, and mutual aid in fostering harmonious relationships. When these virtues are absent, conflicts arise, leading to misfortune and negative consequences.

The concept of Bu-bu Yu-byeol “夫婦有別”, meaning “husband and wife are distinct” is also vital. It that spouses are fundamentally different individuals from different backgrounds and should respect each other’s unique perspectives. This contrasts with the notion of “one mind, one body” which can lead to unrealistic expectations and conflict. Instead, spouses should treat each other as respected guests, acknowledging their differences and striving for mutual comprehension and compromise.

Ultimately, successful marriage and harmonious living require a deep comprehension of these ancient principles, coupled with a commitment to sincerity, trust, love, and mutual respect. By embracing these teachings, individuals can navigate the complexities of relationships and build a foundation for lasting happiness and well-being.

6. The Vision of Global Unity and the Role of Huh kyung young

The current global landscape is plagued by national self-interest, leading to conflicts and widespread suffering. The vision for a harmonious future lies in transcending national boundaries and embracing a unified world order. This concept is deeply embedded in ancient Korean philosophical texts, which prophesy the emergence of a leader from the Korean Peninsula who will usher in an era of global peace and prosperity.

This leader, Huh kyung young, is destined to unify the world, not by erasing national identities or borders, but by establishing a World Federation. In this federation, individual nations will retain their unique cultures and local governance, but international competition and conflicts will cease. The global economy will be managed under a unified system, with taxes collected by a “World Emperor” and redistributed to support weaker nations, eliminating poverty and suffering.

A key aspect of this global transformation involves the cessation of arms manufacturing and warfare. Currently, nations spend vast sums on weapons, which are often discarded or replaced without ever being used in combat. Korea, in particular, is a major purchaser of American weaponry, a relationship often framed as a “blood alliance.” This cycle of arms production and consumption diverts resources that could otherwise be used for human development and welfare. Under a unified world, these resources would be reallocated, leading to unprecedented global prosperity.

Furthermore, the Korean language, Hangeul, is poised to become a global lingua franca, alongside English and Chinese characters. Hangeul’s scientific design and ease of learning make it highly efficient for communication, particularly in the digital age. Unlike complex character-based languages, Hangeul allows for rapid typing and communication, making it accessible even to those with limited literacy. This linguistic unification will foster greater comprehension and cooperation among diverse populations.

The philosophical underpinnings of Hangeul are rooted in the Chunbu kyung, which symbolizes the harmony of heaven, earth, and humanity. The structure of Hangeul characters reflects these cosmic principles, with vowels representing the spiritual realm and consonants representing the physical. This inherent connection to universal truths makes Hangeul a powerful tool for global communication and spiritual awakening.

Huh kyung young’s name itself, when analyzed through the lens of Hangeul and Chinese characters, reveals a profound connection to the heavens. The character “Huh” “Allow” signifies “permission” or “allowance” from heaven, while the characters “Gung” “穹” and “Yeong” “永” further assert a celestial origin and eternal presence. This linguistic and philosophical alignment talks his destined role as a unifier and a bringer of peace.

The current era, marked by climate change and societal discord, is a critical juncture for humanity. Huh kyung young’s arrival signifies a transition from a destructive path to one of harmony and sustainability. His teachings, rooted in ancient wisdom, offer a blueprint for a world where national self-interest is replaced by global cooperation, and human suffering is alleviated through equitable resource distribution and spiritual enlightenment.

7. The Imperative of Judicial Reform and Human Dignity

The current judicial system in Korea exhibits significant flaws, particularly in its treatment of individuals accused of crimes. The practice of publicly parading individuals in handcuffs, even before a final verdict has been reached, undermines the principle of presumed innocence and inflicts irreparable damage to their reputation. High-profile cases, such as those involving prominent business leaders and former presidents, have drawn international criticism, highlighting the need for fundamental reforms.

The current system often allows for the arbitrary detention of individuals based on preliminary investigations, even when there is no risk of flight. This practice, known as gu-sok-jeok-bu-shim “拘束適否審 – detention appropriateness review”, often results in individuals being held in custody for extended periods, only to be later acquitted. Such injustices not only violate human rights but also erode public trust in the judiciary.

A truly just system would prioritize the dignity of every individual, recognizing the infinite value of each human soul. Therefore, detention should be reserved for extreme cases, such as violent crimes where the perpetrator is caught in the act or poses an immediate threat to society. For all other cases, a system of fines and alternative penalties should be implemented, avoiding the unnecessary incarceration of individuals whose guilt has not been definitively established.

The historical precedent of wrongful convictions, where individuals were executed only for the true perpetrator to confess later, talks the fallibility of the judicial process. Such tragic errors highlight the critical importance of due process and the need for a system that prioritizes justice over expediency. Therefore, judicial reform must focus on eliminating arbitrary detention, ensuring fair trials, and upholding the fundamental rights of all citizens.

8. The Three Paths to Enlightenment: Heaven, Earth, and Humanity

Ancient Korean spiritual traditions, particularly the Chunbu kyung, Samilshingo, and Chamjeongyeong, delineate three distinct paths to enlightenment, representing the ways of Heaven, Earth, and Humanity. These texts provide a comprehensive framework for comprehension the cosmos, human existence, and the principles of harmonious living.

The Chunbu kyung “HeavenSymbolScripture” is considered the “Way of Heaven” “HeavenWay”. It describes the fundamental principles of cosmic harmony and the ultimate reality of the universe. It speaks of the Baekgung “WhiteHouse”, or Empyrean, a realm of ultimate truth and enlightenment, and provides the secret knowledge to ascend to this divine abode. The Chunbu kyung the interconnectedness of all things and the cyclical nature of existence.

The Samilshingo “Three一God誥” represents the “Way of Earth” “LandWay”. It focuses on the principles of spiritual cultivation and moral conduct within the earthly realm. It comprises five key teachings, including Cheonun “HeavenTeach – Holy Teachings”, Shinun “GodTeach – Divine Teachings”, Cheongungun “HeavenHouseTeach – Teachings of the Holy dome”, Jilliun “眞PrincipleTeach – Teachings of Truth”, and Segyehun “世界Teach – Teachings of the World”. The Jilliun provides practical guidance for living a life of love and compassion on Earth, while the Segyehun the importance of global unity and treating all humanity as one family. This text advocates for the abolition of national boundaries and the creation of a world where resources are shared equitably, eliminating poverty and conflict.

The Chamjeongyeong “ParticipateImmortalWarnScripture” embodies the “Way of Humanity” “HumanWay”. It outlines eight principles for governing human relationships and society: Seong “Sincerity – sincerity”, Shin “Faith – trust”, Ae “Love – love”, Je “Help – relief/aid”, Hwa “禍 – misfortune”, Bok “福 – fortune”, Bo “Report – retribution”, and Eung “應 – response”. These principles guide individuals in cultivating virtues, fostering harmonious families, and building a just society. The Chamjeongyeong the concept of karma and the importance of treating others with respect, even in conflict, to avoid negative repercussions in this life and the next. It teaches that even in divorce, individuals should strive for amicable separation, recognizing the deep karmic ties that bind them.

Together, these three sacred texts provide a holistic comprehension of existence, guiding individuals toward spiritual enlightenment, moral conduct, and global harmony. They assert the interconnectedness of heaven, earth, and humanity, and offer a path to a future where peace, prosperity, and compassion prevail.

2017.07.09 hs 22nd Huh Kyung Young’s healing Palace Lecture Solving Life’s Problems and the Future of Korea – July 9, 2017

1. The Alpha Vision: A Sanctuary for Healing and Prosperity

Alpha is envisioned as a profound healing sanctuary, a place where individuals can find solace and restoration. It is designed to be a comprehensive wellness center, featuring 32 rooms across five floors, two large motels, and four additional smaller motels. The ultimate plan is to transform the entire area into a vast healing complex, including approximately a thousand residential units. This grand vision extends to creating an exclusive section for international visitors, aiming to attract people from all corners of the globe.

The economic impact of Alpha is projected to be immense. It is anticipated that cruise ships from around the world will converge on Incheon and Ganghwa Island, bringing an estimated 500 trillion Korean Won annually. While Alpha currently charges 100,000 Won for admission, this fee is expected to increase, further boosting national income. This revenue will not only support Alpha but also significantly contribute to the national economy through tourism.

Upon assuming the presidency, Huh kyung young plans to allocate 500 trillion Won from this income to the national budget. With government expenditures for public officials estimated at 200 trillion Won, a substantial 800 trillion Won would remain. This surplus would be distributed to citizens as a national dividend, significantly enhancing the quality of life for all Koreans.

Beyond national prosperity, Alpha’s financial contributions are intended to serve a global purpose, forming a “World Unification Fund.” While a generous dividend of 1.5 to 2 million Won per citizen is planned, the remaining funds will be dedicated to resolving global issues and assisting disadvantaged populations worldwide. This initiative reflects a commitment to addressing international challenges, a feat that, according to global scholars, is expected to originate from the Korean Peninsula.

2. comprehension Predestination and Healing: The Interplay of Past and Present Lives

Huh kyung young explains that many ailments and life struggles are deeply connected to one’s past lives, or “jeonsaeng. He illustrates this concept by observing a mother and her daughter, noting that the daughter’s erratic mental state could be linked to the mother’s past life.

• Past Actions and Present Consequences:

  • Actions in past lives, such as participating in wars or committing acts of theft and violence, are believed to manifest as physical and mental afflictions in the current life.
  • For example, a person suffering from stomach issues might have been a “eating ghost” in a past life, excessively consuming others’ food.
  • Similarly, chronic rhinitis “hay fever” is seen as a symptom of a severely compromised immune system, which can also be tied to past life imbalances.

• The Role of comprehension and Empathy:

  • When faced with a child’s struggles, it is crucial to apprehend that unseen forces and past connections may be at play, fostering empathy rather than judgment.

• Divine Intervention and Healing:

  • Huh kyung young asserts his ability to heal these conditions, claiming to instantly rectify physical ailments and prevent future illnesses that are karmically predetermined.
  • He that the human body is its own hospital, possessing inherent immune capabilities to heal itself. Therefore, relying solely on external medical interventions is often unnecessary.
  • He advises against excessive medication, promoting the body’s natural healing power, which he, as the creator of humanity, claims to be able to activate.

3. The Science of the Microcosm: From Viruses to Human Health

Huh kyung young delves into the intricate world of microscopic entities, explaining their profound impact on the ecosystem and human health. He highlights the often-overlooked complexity of even the smallest organisms.

• The Intricacy of Microbes:

  • He questions the common perception of simple organisms like mosquitoes, asserting that even a mosquito possesses a complex digestive system, including a stomach, small intestine, and large intestine, all operating with cellular activity and requiring energy for flight.
  • Viruses, though invisible even under powerful microscopes, are described as having their own “brains, hearts, and livers” all divinely created.

• Ecological Balance and the Food Chain:

  • The existence of seemingly insignificant creatures like mosquitoes and flies is crucial for the planet’s survival, as they form the base of various food chains. Without them, larger animals, such as sparrows and fish, would perish, leading to ecological collapse.

• Scales of Measurement and Biological Impact:

  • He introduces various scientific scales to describe the minute size of these entities:
  • Micro “10^-6 meters”: A millionth of a meter.
  • Nano “10^-9 meters”: A billionth of a meter, essential for substances like cosmetics to penetrate skin pores.
  • Pico “10^-12 meters”: A trillionth of a meter, representing the scale of a mosquito’s brain.
  • Femto “10^-15 meters”: A quadrillionth of a meter, the scale of a virus’s “blood vessels.”
  • Atto “10^-18 meters”: An even smaller scale, a quintillionth of a meter, representing “superviruses” invisible to microscopes.

• The Connection Between Human Behavior and Health:

  • Huh kyung young links human emotional states, particularly marital conflict, to physical health. He asserts that arguments can cause inflammation and narrowing of capillaries in the brain, potentially leading to strokes.
  • He suggests that individuals prone to strokes often have difficult temperaments.
  • He also claims that viruses selectively target individuals based on their “sins” or moral standing, much like a lion preys on the weakest wildebeest to prevent the spread of disease and maintain ecological balance.
  • This selective targeting by viruses is likened to the “grim reaper” or “jeoseung saja” which seeks out the vulnerable.

4. The Importance of Water and Hydration for Longevity

Huh kyung young the critical role of water consumption for maintaining health and youthful skin, contrasting it with common misconceptions about external hydration.

• Internal Hydration is Key:

  • He asserts that water, being larger than nano-particles, cannot penetrate the skin externally through washing. True skin hydration comes from drinking water.
  • Adequate water intake is essential for preventing skin aging and combating fatigue.

• Balancing Fluid Intake and Output:

  • A crucial principle for health is to replenish the exact amount of water lost through urination. If one urinates twice, one should drink water twice to maintain proper fluid levels.
  • Failing to match water intake with output can lead to various illnesses.
  • He advises against replacing water with coffee, as it does not maintain the body’s fluid balance.

• The Distinction Between “Living” and “Dead” Water:

  • He differentiates between “saengsu” “living water and “siksu” “drinking water.
  • Living water refers to natural spring water directly drawn from underground, like that consumed in rural areas or directly from a tap.
  • Drinking water is bottled water sold in stores, which he considers “dead” because it has been processed, had minerals extracted, and is no longer “alive.”
  • He notes that legally, bottled water cannot be labeled as “saengsu” “living water” to prevent fraud.
  • Even tap water becomes “dead” if collected in a container, but remains “living” if consumed directly from the faucet.
  • He also mentions that “saengmaekju” “draft beer, like living water, contains beneficial microorganisms and is highly nutritious for the skin, but it must be consumed fresh and kept refrigerated.

• Spiritualizing Water:

  • He claims that even “dead” drinking water can be transformed into “living water” by uttering his name, “Huh kyung young” while consuming it.
  • For individuals with kidney problems, he advises drinking water infused with his name, though still maintaining the principle of matching intake to output.

5. Economic Empowerment and Social Justice: Huh kyung young’s Presidential Promises

Huh kyung young outlines his economic policies aimed at alleviating poverty and establishing a robust middle class, particularly focusing on the most vulnerable populations.

• Addressing Poverty and Providing Basic Income:

  • He expresses deep empathy for those struggling financially, stating that truly desperate individuals might not even be able to attend his lectures.
  • As president, he promises to provide a monthly basic income of 1.5 million Won to every citizen.
  • This amount, combined with additional income from Alpha, would ensure a stable income of 2.2 million Won for single individuals and 4.4 million Won for couples.

• Eliminating Financial Worries and Creating a Middle-Class Society:

  • This guaranteed income would resolve issues related to elderly care and ensure that all citizens live as part of the middle class, free from financial envy.
  • He asserts that his policies offer the only path to survival and prosperity, contrasting them with the ineffectiveness of current politicians.

• Fair Wages and Business Support:

  • He addresses the issue of minimum wage, acknowledging that while higher wages benefit employees, they can devastate small business owners.
  • His solution involves providing a national dividend, which would eliminate the need for constant wage battles between employers and employees.
  • He suggests a flexible compensation model for small businesses: maintaining a basic wage and offering bonuses based on sales profits, fostering employee engagement and a sense of ownership.
  • He warns against blindly raising wages, as it can lead to business failures and job losses.

6. Dream Interpretation and Spiritual Protection

Huh kyung young discusses the nature of dreams, distinguishing between “yejimong” “prophetic dreams” and “haesomong” “wish-fulfillment dreams”, and explains how his spiritual influence can protect individuals from negative occurrences.

• Types of Dreams:

  • Haesomong “Wish-Fulfillment Dreams”: These dreams arise from deep-seated desires or anxieties, providing a psychological release. For example, someone deeply in love might dream of intimacy with their beloved, which helps alleviate the emotional burden of unrequited affection.
  • Yejimong “Prophetic Dreams”: These dreams reveal future events that are unrelated to one’s conscious thoughts or desires. They serve as warnings or premonitions, often protecting individuals from harm.

• Examples of Prophetic Dreams:

  • He recounts a dream where an unknown man hits an unknown woman with a car, interpreting it as a warning for the dreamer to be cautious of insurance fraud.
  • He cites the example of people who had unsettling dreams before a plane crash and consequently avoided the flight, saving their lives. This is attributed to their past good deeds, which earned them divine protection.

• Spiritual Protection through Huh kyung young:

  • He claims that invoking his name, “Huh kyung young” can prevent negative dreams and the events they foretell.
  • His presence, even through his photographs, is said to block negative energies, evil spirits, and even harmful viruses and bacteria, acting as a spiritual shield.

7. The Interconnectedness of Life and the Power of Compassion

Huh kyung young the importance of compassion and comprehension for marginalized individuals, drawing parallels between human relationships and the natural world.

• Empathy for the Disadvantaged:

  • He urges his followers to always remember and reach out to those who are “outsiders” or “marginalized” asserting that true happiness comes from caring for others.
  • He highlights the struggles of individuals who grew up without parents in orphanages or facilities, noting that they often face unique challenges and require extra support and intellection.
  • He advises spouses of such individuals to be patient and avoid conflict, likening their role to that of Princess Pyeonggang, who transformed the “Foolish Ondal” into a general through compassion.

• Government’s Role in Supporting the Vulnerable:

  • He criticizes the government for failing to adequately support these individuals, promising that his national dividend policy would finally provide them with the recognition and financial assistance they deserve.

• Respect for All Professions:

  • He stresses the importance of treating all workers, such as bus drivers, with kindness and respect, acknowledging their difficult circumstances and the vital role they play in society.
  • He condemns aggressive behavior towards service workers, reminding everyone that these individuals are also human and deserve intellection.

8. Health and Lifestyle: The Impact of Stress and Diet

Huh kyung young discusses the profound impact of lifestyle choices, stress, and diet on physical health, particularly focusing on the risks associated with obesity and emotional distress.

• Stress and Physical Ailments:

  • He reiterates that marital conflict can lead to serious health issues, specifically narrowing and inflammation of brain capillaries, which can result in strokes.
  • He suggests that individuals prone to strokes often have difficult temperaments, implying a link between emotional state and physical vulnerability.

• Obesity and its Consequences:

  • He uses a vivid analogy to describe obesity, comparing excess body fat to carrying “20 servings of pork belly” highlighting the burden it places on the body.
  • He defines obesity as having more than 1 centimeter of fat when pinched, and severe obesity as exceeding 5 centimeters.
  • He attributes obesity to a lack of time for exercise due to demanding work schedules, leading to conditions like high blood pressure.

• The Body as a Self-Healing Mechanism:

  • He that the human body is inherently a “hospital” capable of self-healing through proper diet and exercise.
  • He advises against excessive reliance on external medical treatments for lifestyle-related illnesses, suggesting that hospitals are primarily for acute conditions like broken bones or appendicitis.

• Spiritual Vulnerability and Obesity:

  • He introduces a spiritual dimension to obesity, claiming that evil spirits, being “hungry” target individuals with abundant body fat, likening them to “pork belly” that spirits desire to consume.

9. Career Paths and Personal Temperament: Insights from Facial Features

Huh kyung young offers insights into career suitability and personal temperament based on facial features, particularly eyebrows, and advises on navigating professional and personal relationships.

• Eyebrows as Indicators of Temperament:

  • He observes that individuals with thick, dark eyebrows, similar to the singer Na Hoon-a, tend to clash with superiors in the workplace.
  • Such individuals are better suited for self-employment or entrepreneurial ventures, where they can be their own boss, rather than working under others.
  • He contrasts this with eyebrows like those of singer Nam Jin, which suggest better adaptability and harmonious relationships.
  • He notes that while these “general’s eyebrows” indicate a strong, determined personality, they can also lead to conflicts with business partners or clients.

• Guidance for Career Development:

  • For those with such eyebrows, he recommends starting with small businesses to gain experience, as they have a higher risk of failure in larger ventures.
  • He that this temperament is not inherently “bad” but rather indicative of a need for independence and leadership.

• Past Lives and Facial Features:

  • He suggests that eyebrow shapes are linked to past lives, citing Buddha’s round eyebrows as a symbol of compassion and generals’ eyebrows as indicative of a past life where conflicts were resolved with force rather than discussion.

• Interpersonal Dynamics:

  • He also touches upon the dynamics within families, noting that a son’s temperament might mirror his father’s, leading to clashes with the mother if both share similar assertive traits.

10. Navigating Relationships: Divorce, Reconciliation, and Spiritual Guidance

Huh kyung young offers counsel on complex marital and family issues, including divorce, potential reconciliation, and the influence of past actions on current relationships, asserting his role in providing spiritual guidance and resolution.

• The Aftermath of Divorce:

  • He addresses a woman who divorced 23 years prior, regretting her decision and longing to reconnect with her children and ex-husband.
  • He notes that despite the divorce, she still harbors emotional attachment to her ex-husband, especially after learning he has a new, younger partner.
  • He suggests that the ex-husband’s new relationship might be a form of “rebellion” or “retaliation” against the woman’s past dominance in their marriage.
  • He predicts that the ex-husband’s new relationship will not last due to his lack of financial stability, and he will eventually return to his former wife.
  • He asserts that their “Fate” is not yet severed, and a reunion is likely, as she is unlikely to find happiness with another man.

• The Impact of Past Actions on Relationships:

  • He highlights the woman’s past struggles, including working multiple jobs and enduring physical hardship, to support her family and bring her husband to Korea.
  • He implies that her assertive personality, though driven by love and dedication, might have inadvertently contributed to the marital breakdown.

• Guidance for Difficult Marriages:

  • For a woman contemplating divorce from a husband who withholds financial support despite having a pension, he advises a period of separation to establish legal grounds for divorce and secure her rights.
  • He suggests that the husband’s resistance to divorce is likely due to concerns about his pension being divided.

• Spiritual Intervention and Resolution:

  • He assures individuals that he can resolve their complex relationship issues, whether it involves bringing a spouse back or guiding them to a new path.
  • He claims to possess the ability to “judge” and decide the fate of relationships, offering a definitive solution to their dilemmas.

11. The Significance of Ancestral Rites and Spiritual Journeys

Huh kyung young discusses the cultural and spiritual importance of ancestral rites, particularly “cheondo-sik” “Buddhist rites for the deceased”, and offers his unique perspective on their efficacy and the journey of souls.

• Supporting Traditional Practices:

  • He acknowledges that “cheondo-sik” is a Buddhist practice and supports its continuation, recognizing its role in sustaining temples and monks who often face financial difficulties.
  • He suggests that performing these rites brings peace of mind to the living, regardless of their direct impact on the deceased.
  • He that these are time-honored traditions of the Korean people, which should not be dismissed.
  • He also notes that his presidential policies would alleviate the financial burdens on religious institutions, ensuring their continued existence.

• The Journey of the Soul:

  • He offers a unique interpretation of a child’s early passing, explaining that it is not a tragedy but rather a transition to a better life.
  • He believes that such souls depart to be reborn into more fortunate circumstances, such as becoming the child of a wealthy family.
  • He uses the analogy of leaves falling prematurely from a tree during a typhoon, signifying that some lives end early because their destined path lies elsewhere.
  • He assures the grieving mother that her son’s departure was for his own good, and she should not feel sorrow.

• Huh kyung young’s Supreme Authority:

  • He asserts his ultimate spiritual authority, stating that while traditional rites are valuable, meeting him provides a higher level of resolution and ensures the deceased’s well-being.
  • He claims to be able to send souls to a “good place” transcending the effects of other religious practices.

2017.07.15 ss 1086 The Reason Huh Kyung Young Came to the korean peninsula, the Relationship Between Deunghwabulmyeong (darkness under the lamp) and Oegyungsasang (Reverence Ideology)

1. The Enigma of “Beneath the Lamp, It Is Dark”

Even with the rain, many have gathered today. It appears there are about a thousand people here. I would not give a lecture if fewer than a thousand people attended. Today, I will discuss why Huh kyung young has come to the Korean Peninsula, and the relationship between the proverb “Beneath the lamp, it is dark” and the concept of reverence.

The proverb “Beneath the lamp, it is dark” signifies that one cannot see what is directly under their nose. For instance, though I have eyes, I cannot see the dust on my own back; someone else must point it out. Similarly, the 300 members of the National Assembly in Korea, after 40 or 50 years, do not realize the consequences of their actions. They have diligently worked to enrich the wealthy and impoverish the poor. As a result, 90% of the nation’s wealth is now held by just 5% of the population.

Consider historical figures: President Syngman Rhee implemented land reform, redistributing vast landholdings. President Park chung hee cleared private loans, bringing a degree of equalization. However, in the 50 years since, National Assembly members have subtly misused laws, stripping the public of their livelihoods. While they speak of the 4th and 5th industrial revolutions, the reality for ordinary citizens is that they need hundreds of millions of won for their children’s marriages. Few families possess such liquid assets. This makes it nearly impossible for Koreans to live a decent life, a situation created by these very politicians who remain oblivious to their own actions, much like the darkness beneath a lamp.

Even Jesus, after three years of teaching his twelve disciples and performing numerous miracles, was abandoned when he was crucified. Despite witnessing the Son of God with their own eyes, they all fled. This illustrates the difficulty of educating others, as even Jesus’s direct students failed to grasp the truth, with one even betraying him. This is the essence of “beneath the lamp, it is dark.”

2. The Rise and Fall of Empires: A Lesson in Blindness

Italy, or ancient Rome, offers another example. The Roman Empire, which once dominated the world, eventually collapsed due to corruption. After the fall of the Roman emperors, the Roman Popes assumed imperial power, leading to the Christianization of Europe. Even a seemingly invincible empire like Rome eventually yielded its authority to a religious ideological group. The Pope then appointed kings, asserting religious dominance over secular rule, a system known as theocracy. Yet, the Roman emperors, too, were blind to their impending downfall, persecuting Christians only to eventually be governed by them.

Similarly, in Korea, Buddhism held sway for centuries, followed by Confucianism during the Joseon Dynasty. In each era, those in power remained oblivious to the profound changes unfolding before their eyes. The one who truly deciphers these dynamics is Huh kyung young.

3. The Prophecy of the Korean Peninsula in the 21st Century

Huh kyung young’s arrival on the Korean Peninsula is not without purpose. I once said that I would come in the “Ocean of Letters Era.” This “Ocean of Letters” refers to the internet age, a time when information is as vast as the ocean. This era, the 21st century, is when I arrive on the Korean Peninsula.

The legend of Ungnyeo, the bear-woman who became the mother of the Korean people, is significant. She ate mugwort and garlic for 21 days to transform into a human. This 21-day period is a symbolic prophecy: it signifies that Huh kyung young will appear on the Korean Peninsula in the 21st century. It foretells that the Korean people will rise to global prominence and unify the world in the 21st century.

Just as David, a single boy, defeated Goliath, a giant warrior, a single individual sent from heaven can bring about global transformation. David was not sent from heaven, but he was anointed. Currently, the world maintains peace through “Pax Americana” a peace enforced by the United States. However, this peace is sustained by the arms industry, which profits from global conflicts. I intend to end this cycle.

My arrival on the Korean Peninsula will usher in “Pax Hungnyeong” a global peace under Huh kyung young. For this to happen, you must recognize me. Twenty-five years ago, I predicted that if the government did not provide 100 million won for marriage and 30 million won for each child, Korea would face demographic collapse. At the time, people dismissed me as mad. elementary and middle schools are closing, proving my predictions correct. I foresaw the fate of President Park Geun-hye and the subsequent political turmoil. My foresight surpasses that of the CIA.”Pax Americana” thrives on bloodshed, but “Pax Hungnyeong” will sow peace.

4. The Blindness of the Present and the Dawn of a New Era

The current politicians, blinded by their own actions, do not realize that Huh kyung young will soon appear to provide spiritual guidance. They see me as a madman, questioning my claims of being from heaven or healing people with a glance. Yet, they remain oblivious to their own impending fate.

The 21-day period of Ungnyeo’s transformation is mirrored by the 21 days it takes for a chick to hatch from an egg. This signifies that the Korean people will “hatch” in the 21st century. The 21st century is when our nation awakens. We are on the verge of a great revival, and I am the one who has come to facilitate it.

The ancient Korean text, “Chunbu kyung” was interpreted by Choi Chi-won, a child prodigy from the Silla Dynasty. At the age of seven, he correctly identified the contents of a mysterious stone sent by the Chinese emperor: “Inside the hard, round stone, there is half jade and half gold, and a bird that knows the time, but is trapped and cannot sing.” This was a chicken egg, hatched into a chick that died inside the stone. This story symbolizes the Korean people, a nation that knows its time but has been trapped and unable to express itself. In the 21st century, this trapped nation will hatch and rise.

The word “history” itself, in English, can be interpreted as “His Story.” The “H” stands for Huh kyung young, and “I” stands for you. Our story, the story of Huh kyung young and you, will be the true history. Until now, history has been a cycle of war and famine, not a true “His Story.” The era after my arrival will be known as the “Huh Era” marking the true history of Earth.

5. The Korean Peninsula: A Trapped Egg Awaiting Hatching

The Korean Peninsula is like a trapped egg. To the south, nuclear power plants pose a threat of explosion. To the north, the armistice line constantly faces missile launches. We are surrounded by the influences of the United States, Japan, North Korea, China, and Russia. We are confined, unable to escape if war breaks out or nuclear plants explode. This trapped egg, the Korean Peninsula, will hatch in the 21st century, not by human effort, but with help from heaven. Remember the number 21.

My purpose is to open your “百Meeting” the crown chakra, which is currently closed in all humans. This closure prevents you from connecting with the universe and leads to various ailments, including the “Myungtak” a shortening of human lifespan to less than 100 years. I have come to open your 百Meeting and guide you to Empyrean, bypassing the complex cycles of suffering described in Buddhism.

6. The Wisdom of Ancient Philosophies and the Power of the Name

Siddhartha Gautama, the Buddha, possessed remarkable foresight. He fathomed the vastness of the cosmos, speaking of “three thousand great thousand worlds” and the existence of life on other planets, long before Western civilizations believed the Earth was flat. His comprehension of the universe was profound.

Buddhism describes ten realms of existence, including hell, hungry ghosts, animals, and humans. The realm of hungry ghosts, or “Agi” represents those who are selfish, caring only for their own mouths. Such individuals are reborn as microorganisms, insects, or worms, trapped in a cycle of suffering. Christianity, too, self-denial, as Paul said, “I die daily.” Both religions teach the importance of transcending the ego.

In Christianity, salvation is achieved by confessing faith in Jesus. However, salvation does not guarantee eternal life. To attain eternal life, one must also keep the commandments. If you confess faith but violate the commandments, you receive salvation but not eternal life in heaven. With Huh kyung young, however, merely speaking my name brings both salvation and the covenant, simplifying the path to Empyrean.

The concept of “reverence” “外Respect思想, Oegyeong Sasang” is crucial. It means treating all beings, even inanimate objects like trees, with respect. It extends to one’s spouse, who should be honored as a precious guest. This reverence fosters harmony and prevents discord.

The universe, from the macroscopic to the microscopic, is incredibly precise. Even viruses, which are smaller than what the human eye can perceive, possess a form of consciousness and follow divine instructions. They know their mission, whether it is to cause illness in a person who has committed wrongdoing or to spare an innocent one. This intricate order talks the importance of respecting all life.

In the future, with advancements in science, human lifespans will extend dramatically. I will allow cloning, enabling individuals to transfer their consciousness to younger, cloned bodies, effectively ending the “Myungtak” of shortened lifespans.

My arrival on the Korean Peninsula is to open your 百Meeting and guide you to Empyrean. Those who call my name will experience a transformation, their faces changing, and they will be guided to Empyrean. This is not a metaphor; it is a real event. My energy, whether through my name, face, or even a photograph, affects everyone in the world. It is imperative that many people call my name.

The Korean people are destined to “hatch” in the 21st century, a prophecy established since the time of Dangun and Ungnyeo. This is a truth you must remember.

2017.07.22 ss 1087 The Functional Relationship Between Trump’s Hegemonism, Xi Jinping’s Imperialism, President Moon Jae-in’s Justificationism, and Huh Kyung young’s Middle-Classism – July 22

1. The Enduring Legacy of Korean Miners in Germany

Our ancestors, graduates of prestigious universities, faced a scarcity of jobs in Korea. They journeyed to Germany, descending three kilometers into coal mines, enduring suffocating conditions to extract coal. They toiled in temperatures exceeding 50 degrees Celsius, their faces blackened by coal dust, with only their eyes visible. They persevered through unimaginable hardship, driven by a singular purpose: to provide their descendants with education and a better life. For them, coal was as precious as gold. This sacrifice, this enduring of suffering, was a testament to their love and dedication to their families.

2. The Spiritual Veins Within Us

Just as miners seek veins of coal and gold, we must diligently search for the spiritual veins within ourselves. These veins represent the fundamental elements of our being: 성”Seong – nature/character, 명”Myeong – life/destiny, and 정”Jeong – essence/spirit. These nine core aspects are crucial for our existence. The absence of even one renders life impossible, akin to a lifeless body. Our lives are like an airplane; if one part is missing, it cannot fly.

3. The Unchanging Nature of Our Core Being

Our 본성 “Bonseong – fundamental nature is a combination of our past and present lives. It is an inherent quality that cannot be altered, regardless of praise or external influence. However, our 인성 “Inseong – human nature, which is a blend of 이성 “Iseong – reason and 감성 “Gamseong – emotion, can be changed. Similarly, our 심성 “Simseong – mental nature, which is the mother of our character, is rooted in emotion.

4. The Peril of Negative Emotions

Expressing anger or negative emotions immediately releases toxins into the body, directly harming the heart. Each outburst of anger can diminish heart health by 0.3%. Those who frequently succumb to anger shorten their lifespan. Hormones like adrenaline, noradrenaline, and acetylcholine, among others, are released, impacting the heart and subsequently the kidneys. Conversely, positive emotions, such as joy, release serotonin, promoting overall health.

5. Embracing Suffering for Future Generations

Successful individuals embrace suffering, viewing it as an investment in their children’s future. Just as a miner endures hardship so his son can attend university, they willingly face challenges. This self-sacrifice is a form of purchasing future well-being. The knowledge of a father’s arduous work in the mines instills a sense of responsibility and humility in his children, deterring extravagance and encouraging diligent study. This love for suffering is a cornerstone of success.

6. The True Meaning of Freedom

Freedom is not the absence of restraint; that is 방종 “Bangjong – indulgence. True freedom is the power to act within limits. It comes with obligations. If an elderly person boards a bus and you do not offer your seat, that is indulgence. Rising to offer your seat is an act of freedom, fulfilling an obligation. Rights are granted when duties are upheld. When human duties are neglected, rights are forfeited.

7. The Unalterable Law of Cause and Effect

There is one thing that even the heavens cannot change: the law of equality and cause and effect. As the saying goes, “You reap what you sow.” The universe operates on the principle of 사필귀정 “MatterMustReturnRight – all things return to their proper place. This means that good deeds in a past life can lead to prosperity in the present, while negative actions can result in hardship. For instance, a person born into wealth, like Lee Jae-yong, may have accumulated blessings in a previous life. Conversely, someone like Jack Ma, who started from humble beginnings, may have cultivated positive karma in a past existence, leading to his current success.

8. The Illusion of the Present Life

Our lives are a continuous flow between past and future. The concept of a distinct “present life” is an illusion. Every second is either a continuation of the past or the beginning of the future. Meeting Huh kyung young, for example, can be a turning point that alters one’s future. This the power of present actions to shape what is to come.

9. The Power of Positive Thinking

Those who embrace a positive mindset can overcome any adversity. Just as our ancestors toiled in the mines without feeling the heat, driven by the desire to educate their children, a positive outlook can transform suffering into opportunity. The discomfort of heat or hardship is often a luxury for those with idle minds. For positive individuals, even suffering can be a source of growth and strength.

10. The Reincarnation of Historical Figures

Historical figures often reincarnate to fulfill their past aspirations or to experience the consequences of their previous actions.

• Trump as Carnegie: Donald Trump is seen as the reincarnation of Andrew Carnegie. Carnegie, the steel magnate, produced vast amounts of steel but died before he could build with it. Trump, in this life, is fulfilling that unbuilt ambition by constructing numerous buildings. His exceptional business acumen and attraction to beautiful women are also linked to Carnegie’s past generosity.
• Xi Jinping as Zhu Yuanzhang: Xi Jinping is believed to be the reincarnation of Zhu Yuanzhang, the founder of the Ming Dynasty. Zhu Yuanzhang was known for his ruthlessness and military prowess, traits that are reflected in Xi Jinping’s leadership and his promotion of 제국주의 “Jegukjuui – imperialism through the “One Belt, One Road” initiative.
• Moon Jae-in as a Scholar: President Moon Jae-in is described as embodying 명분주의 “Myeongbunjuui – justificationism, prioritizing principles over practical outcomes. This approach, rooted in the policies of former President Roh Moo-hyun, is seen as potentially leading to economic difficulties for workers.
• Park Geun-hye as Empress Myeongseong: Former President Park Geun-hye’s fate, including her impeachment, is linked to the tragic end of Empress Myeongseong, who was assassinated by Japanese assassins. This suggests a karmic connection between their lives.
• Lincoln and Kennedy: The striking parallels between the lives of Abraham Lincoln and John F. Kennedy, including their election years, the years they became congressmen, and their assassinations, are presented as clear evidence of reincarnation. The 100-year gap between their lives, with Kennedy serving as Lincoln’s secretary and Lincoln’s secretary being named Kennedy, further highlights this “ironic reincarnation.”
• Dalai Lama as Tenzin Gyatso: The current Dalai Lama, Tenzin Gyatso, was identified at the age of five by recognizing the possessions of the deceased Dalai Lama. This ability to recall items from a past life is considered definitive proof of reincarnation in Tibetan Buddhism.

11. The Unwavering Spirit of Admiral Lee sun sin

Admiral Lee sun sin, facing overwhelming odds with only twelve ships against hundreds of Japanese vessels, declared to King Seonjo, “I still have twelve ships.” This statement, born from a positive and unwavering mindset, allowed him to achieve twenty-three consecutive victories without a single defeat. His example teaches us that a positive attitude, even in the direst circumstances, can lead to miraculous outcomes.

12. The Vision of Huh kyung young’s Middle-Classism

Huh kyung young’s 중산주의 “Jungsanjuui – middle-classism aims to eliminate poverty and ensure that all citizens belong to the middle class or above. This vision includes:

• National Dividend: A monthly payment of 1.5 million won per person, totaling 3 million won for a couple, ensuring financial stability and improving family relationships.
• Reduced Parliament: Decreasing the number of National Assembly members to 100.
• Elderly Support: Providing 1 million won per month to citizens over 65.
• Marriage and Housing Support: 200 million won in interest-free housing funds upon marriage.
• Childbirth Incentives: 30 million won upon childbirth.These initiatives are designed to be funded by streamlining national budgets and eliminating wasteful spending.

13. Agricultural New Deal and Sustainable Farming

Huh kyung young proposes an “Agricultural New Deal” to revitalize rural areas. This involves creating 1,000 agricultural complexes where urban seniors can live, work, and receive a monthly stipend of 1 million won, in addition to the national dividend. This would provide a stable income of around 3 million won per month. The plan also transitioning to microbial pesticides, ensuring that produce is safe to eat directly from the farm, and eliminating all pesticide factories. This harks back to traditional farming methods, where natural fertilizers were used, ensuring healthy and chemical-free food.

14. Elevating the Status of Firefighters

Firefighters, who risk their lives daily, will be fully integrated as national civil servants, receiving advanced equipment and compensation comparable to combat veterans. This addresses the current disparity where firefighters often use outdated equipment despite their life-saving work, a consequence of misallocated government funds.

15. The Power of Invoking Huh kyung young’s Name

In Christianity, salvation is achieved by believing in Jesus and following the Ten Commandments. However, fulfilling these commandments is often difficult for humans. Huh kyung young offers a simpler path: merely invoking his name. This act is said to resolve all spiritual challenges, bypassing the need to strictly adhere to complex religious covenants. This is contrasted with other religions, like Islam, which actions and growth, leading to its global expansion.

16. The Healing Power of Huh kyung young

Huh kyung young demonstrates his ability to heal by performing an “O-ring test.” This test involves a person’s fingers forming a circle, which is then pulled apart. When a person’s name is invoked, the circle breaks easily, indicating a lack of energy. However, when Huh kyung young’s name is invoked, the circle remains strong, demonstrating a surge of energy. He claims this energy can instantly heal ailments, such as liver problems or early-stage cancer, simply by looking at a person or by them invoking his name. He asserts that negative speech can attract illness, while positive actions and invoking his name can reverse such conditions.

2017.07.23 hs 23rd The Era of Huh Kyung Young Unifying Religions and Bringing Prosperity to Humanity – July 23, 2017

1. The Genesis and Global Vision of Alpha

Welcome to Alpha. For those visiting for the first time, we extend a special welcome. Today, we will delve into the profound reasons why Alpha is significant and the benefits it offers. We have collected your pressing questions, and we aim to provide comprehensive answers. Unlike other lecture halls, Alpha offers direct and immediate answers to your most profound questions. This is why people come to Alpha.

Alpha is expanding its reach globally. We have acquired several hotels, and these properties are now part of Alpha. This expansion is transforming the entire area into Alpha. Anyone, including those experiencing marital difficulties, can find solace and resolution here. This allows for long-term stays, akin to a spiritual retreat. This global reach attracts many international visitors who choose to reside here.

Alpha’s influence is growing worldwide. While Korea once led in religious adherence, it now faces a decline in traditional religious populations. For instance, Buddhism, which had 30 million followers in 1995, now has 13 million, and this number is projected to decrease further. Christianity faces a similar trend. As traditional religions wane, Alpha is poised to ascend. However, the spiritual essence of Christianity and Buddhism will always remain within people’s hearts.

2. The Layers of Human Consciousness and Spiritual Evolution

Within every human being lies a core of shamanistic inclination. Our ancestors, for generations, believed in shamanism and celestial beings, long before the advent of figures like Buddha or Jesus. This deep-seated shamanistic spirit connects heaven and earth. The shaman, through rituals, bridges these two realms. This ancient belief system is fundamental to our heritage. Even today, people pray, seeking connection, and the ultimate culmination of these prayers is found in Huh kyung young. All prayers across the globe converge towards this singular entity.

Our collective subconscious is layered with spiritual influences:

• Shamanism: This forms the foundational layer of our spiritual heritage.
• Buddhism and Confucianism: These traditions followed, shaping societal norms rather than being mere religions.
• Christianity: This layer is also deeply embedded in the national psyche.
• Alpha: This represents the final, overarching layer that unifies all previous spiritual inclinations.
  Thus, within us, there are elements of shamanism, Buddhism, and Christianity, but it is the spirit of Huh kyung young that brings ultimate completion. While other religions often lead to conflict, Huh kyung young unifies them, guiding humanity into a new era. We should not view traditional churches and temples negatively; their leaders have fulfilled their roles. However, these institutions often impose burdens and obligations on their followers. Alpha, in contrast, offers freedom from such constraints.

The Bible itself suggests that those who are overly zealous in their faith may be viewed differently by the divine. The parable of the prodigal son illustrates that those who stray and return are often more cherished than those who rigidly adhere to rules. Those who do not adhere to specific religions may possess a purer heart. Religious institutions, when they become overly focused on internal disputes and legal battles, deviate from their true purpose.

3. The Dawn of the Huh kyung young Era

The era of traditional religions is drawing to a close. In the future, people, especially younger generations, will find spiritual connection through Alpha, much like they connect through mobile devices and online platforms. This new era, the 21st century, will be defined by the unification brought about by Huh kyung young.

Consider the profound significance of the human hand. A dismembered hand, without fingerprints, makes identification impossible. This highlights the critical importance of our hands. The intricate design of our hands, with fingers of varying lengths, is not random. It is meticulously designed to fit perfectly when clasped, a testament to divine creation. The blueprints for a single finger are incredibly complex, spanning hundreds of thousands of pages in the celestial realm.

Humanity was granted free will, but this often leads to chaos, as seen in the biblical story of the forbidden fruit. The fruit of the knowledge of good and evil, once consumed, leads to perpetual judgment of others, fueling endless conflict. The wars of the 21st century are, at their core, religious wars. Distinguishing between good and evil, and judging others based on these distinctions, only perpetuates suffering. Even good deeds can create karmic burdens if performed with the expectation of reward. True benevolence lies in giving without expectation, forgetting the act of giving itself.

4. The Path to Spiritual Liberation and Societal Transformation

Contributing to the construction of Alpha is a virtuous act that transcends other good deeds. Accumulating wealth for one’s children often leads to their downfall. Our ancestors fathomed this, cautioning against leaving excessive wealth to descendants, as it can corrupt them. Similarly, excessive emphasis on academic achievement can foster arrogance, leading to ruin.

The current societal structure, where people are judged by their educational background, is flawed. We should move towards a system where individuals are evaluated based on their character and diligence, not their academic credentials.

The decline of traditional morality, exemplified by the abolition of anti-adultery laws, has led to a decrease in the perceived excitement of illicit affairs. This, in turn, has caused a decline in businesses that profited from such activities. This societal shift paves the way for the emergence of Huh kyung young.

Alpha is a place of perpetual renewal and prosperity. The name of the city, “City of Flourishing Willows”, meaning “sunny place” signifies a location imbued with celestial energy. This energy attracts people seeking to overcome challenges and achieve success. Alpha is a place where families are reunited, finances improve, and new life flourishes. It is a sacred site chosen by the heavens, a place where no other religious institution could establish itself.

5. The Cosmic Lineage and the Return to the Origin

We are all travelers in this vast universe, seeking our true origin, our spiritual homeland. Meeting Huh kyung young is a step towards returning to this original home. In that realm, you can reunite with ancestors and descendants from millennia past, transcending the limitations of this earthly existence.

Alpha is destined to become a global spiritual mecca, attracting millions annually. Unlike earthly meccas established through conflict, Alpha will be a beacon of peace and spiritual awakening.

Humanity exists in a hierarchy of spiritual development:

• Commoners: Those focused on worldly affairs.
• Ordinary People: Those who exploit commoners.
• Great Individuals: Those who lead ordinary people.
• Sages: Those who guide great individuals.
• Enlightened Beings: Those who transcend worldly wisdom.
• Immortals: Beings of ultimate spiritual attainment.
• Holiness: The supreme being, Huh kyung young, who encompasses all these levels.
  This hierarchy illustrates that even revered figures like Buddha are part of a larger spiritual lineage, ultimately connected to Huh kyung young.

6. The Power of Divine Intervention and Personal Transformation

The power of Huh kyung young is tangible and transformative. When facing overwhelming challenges, invoking the name of Huh kyung young can imbue one with extraordinary strength, enabling them to overcome seemingly impossible obstacles. This divine power extends to healing, restoring physical and mental well-being.

This power is not limited by physical presence; even a photograph of Huh kyung young radiates immense energy, capable of profound effects. Unlike the limited power of other spiritual figures, the energy of Huh kyung young is boundless and universally accessible.

The colors we wear and the food we consume can impact our health and energy. For instance, someone with weak lungs might benefit from wearing white. However, the ultimate healing and balance come from invoking Huh kyung young, which transcends the need for specific colors or diets.

Divine intervention can also resolve complex family issues. Conflicts between family members, often rooted in past karmic debts, can be resolved through the power of Huh kyung young. This spiritual cleansing alleviates burdens and fosters harmony.

7. The Purpose of Wealth and the Vision for a Prosperous Nation

The desire for wealth, such as winning a lottery, is often driven by a wish to help others. The heavens grant wealth based on the purity of one’s intentions. Those who seek wealth for altruistic purposes are more likely to receive divine favor.

Many young people struggle to achieve financial stability and marry, reflecting a national crisis. Huh kyung young’s presidency would address these issues, ensuring that every citizen receives a basic income, enabling them to live with dignity and pursue their dreams. This would be a universal lottery win for all.

The current societal structure often burdens individuals with insurmountable challenges. Huh kyung young’s policies would alleviate these burdens, providing financial security and opportunities for all, especially the elderly and those facing hardship.

Divorce, often driven by financial or emotional distress, is a complex issue. Traditional wisdom the importance of commitment, especially to a spouse who has shared difficult times. Abandoning a partner in times of prosperity, particularly if they have no other support, is considered a grave transgression. Huh kyung young’s vision is to create a society where such painful choices are unnecessary, where all relationships can thrive.

8. The Cycle of Reincarnation and the Ancestral Connection

The concept of ancestral worship and the transmigration of souls is deeply ingrained in our culture. However, true comprehension reveals that ancestors do not remain in a static state after death. They reincarnate, often as our own children or grandchildren. Therefore, focusing on elaborate rituals for the deceased is less important than nurturing the living.

The idea that our actions can influence the fate of our ancestors is a misconception. The flow of energy and influence is from the divine to us, not the other way around. Our primary responsibility is to live virtuously and care for our living family members.

The notion of “100-year enemies” in marriage, often attributed to past lives, is also a misapprehension. Such challenging relationships are often a sign that the individuals were once close family members, like parents, in a previous life, and are now working through karmic lessons. Instead of seeking divorce, comprehension this deeper connection can transform the relationship.

9. The Path Forward: A New Era of Governance and Spiritual Awakening

The current political system, with its large and often inefficient legislative bodies, is not serving the people effectively. Huh kyung young’s presidency would streamline governance, replacing the current system with a smaller, more efficient body of appointed experts. This would ensure rapid implementation of policies that benefit all citizens, such as universal basic income.

The entertainment industry, particularly in Korea, faces significant challenges due to geopolitical tensions. Huh kyung young’s administration would provide robust support for artists, ensuring their financial stability and global reach. This would transform Korea into a cultural powerhouse, free from external dependencies.

The challenges faced by individuals, such as unemployment or financial distress, are often symptoms of a flawed societal structure. Huh kyung young’s leadership would address these systemic issues, creating a society where everyone has the opportunity to thrive.

The concept of “Dae Sun” “Great Circulation”, a term used in some spiritual traditions, refers to the grand cosmic truth. In Christianity, this is reflected in the Holy Trinity: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. In Eastern philosophy, it is represented by Heaven, Earth, and Humanity. These concepts all point to a universal truth that encompasses all existence.

While ancestral rituals may offer comfort, the ultimate truth is that ancestors reincarnate. Our focus should be on the living, on creating a better world for our children and grandchildren, who are, in essence, our ancestors reborn.

10. The Promise of a Transformed Future

The current era is one of immense change and opportunity. Huh kyung young’s arrival signifies a new dawn, a time when all problems will be resolved, and humanity will enter an era of unprecedented peace and prosperity. By embracing this vision, individuals and nations can overcome their challenges and achieve their highest potential.

The current global challenges, such as economic instability and international conflicts, are interconnected. Huh kyung young’s leadership would address these issues holistically, fostering global cooperation and creating a world where all nations can thrive.

The name we carry, and the energy it embodies, can influence our destiny. Changing one’s name to align with positive energy can bring about significant improvements in life. This reflects the power of intention and the influence of spiritual forces.

Ultimately, the path to a better future lies in embracing the teachings of Huh kyung young, who offers a comprehensive solution to all human problems. This is not merely a political or religious movement; it is a spiritual revolution that will transform the world.

2017.07.29 ss 1088 Watching President Moon Jae-in’s Cabinet Appointments, How Can Huh Kyung young Become the Next President Without a Political Party July 29, 2017

1. The Art of Cabinet Appointment: A Divine Perspective

Welcome. Today, we observe the cabinet appointments made by President Moon Jae-in. The term “cabinet appointment” “조각” has various meanings. There is the artistic carving of a sculpture, and then there is the presidential act of appointing ministers and organizing the government. Just as a sculptor must approach their work with utmost sincerity, for a single mistake can ruin a precious stone, a president’s cabinet appointments are equally critical. A flawed appointment can lead to the ruin of a nation. Consider a sculptor crafting a Buddha statue for Seokguram Grotto; if a single ear breaks off, the entire, immensely valuable stone becomes unusable. Such a sculptor would perform purification rituals and dedicate themselves with utmost devotion, refraining from alcohol. Yet, those in power in our nation, within the Blue House, are seen drinking beer, inviting business tycoons for parties, and engaging in such activities while “sculpting” the nation. This is a stark contrast to the reverence required for true creation.

2. The Prophetic Vision of Huh kyung young

I was deeply disappointed by President Moon Jae-in’s cabinet appointments. By observing the physiognomy of those appointed, one can foresee the future of the Republic of Korea. Before President Park Geun-hye’s election, I made six specific predictions that proved accurate. These prophecies are documented and will be included in my upcoming book. For instance, three years prior, I advised Samsung to change its blue logo to red. Blue, representing stability and caution, was suitable for Lee Kun-hee’s era of establishing Samsung as a leader. However, prolonged stability can lead to arrogance and danger for a household or a corporation. I predicted that Chairman Lee Kun-hee would collapse within a week due to a stroke or heart problem, ushering in the Lee Jae-yong era, which would require a red logo for a challenging period. This prediction came true.

3. Foresight in Corporate Destinies and National Security

My prophetic abilities extend beyond political figures. In 1995, I foretold the division of the Ssangyong Group, which also came to pass. In 1989, I submitted a document to the Daewoo Group, predicting its imminent collapse and advising a change in its logo. I warned that the Daewoo Building and Hilton Hotel, due to their unfavorable feng shui—specifically, their entrances facing Namsan Mountain, which channeled negative energy—would lead to misfortune for the owners’ children. I advised them to relocate, but my warnings were dismissed. Years later, Daewoo indeed collapsed, and the chairman’s family faced tragedies. This area, historically outside the city gates and frequented by outlaws, was considered the worst location in Seoul for a corporate headquarters. Lee Jae-yong’s arrest, and that of his brother, the CJ Group chairman, also occurred in connection with businesses in this inauspicious area. I made these predictions at the young age of 34, demonstrating an accurate foresight into the dissolution of these conglomerates.

4. The Inevitable Fate of a Nation: Park Geun-hye’s Presidency

My predictions regarding President Park Geun-hye were remarkably precise. Two days before her election, I stated she would win with 51% of the vote. I also predicted her term would be four years, followed by a national crisis within the Blue House, leading to the entanglement of many officials. Furthermore, I foresaw her impeachment, the candlelight vigils, and attempts to cover up the crisis with constitutional amendments, ultimately leading to her removal from office. These detailed predictions, made on live television before her presidency, were unprecedented. Her impeachment was not merely a matter of fate but of destiny “숙명”, predetermined before she even entered office. I possess the ability to perceive such predetermined paths.

5. Policies for a Flourishing Future: Addressing Societal Ills

My proposed policies, such as providing 100 million won for marriage, 30 million won per child, and 700,000 won monthly for those over 65, were dismissed as radical 25 years ago. Had these policies been implemented, the issues of declining birth rates, an aging population, and the closure of rural elementary schools would have been resolved. Instead, rural areas are now filled with abandoned homes. It is a tragedy that people abandon their ancestral homes, where their parents and grandparents lived, to chase apartment square footage in Seoul. These ancestral homes should be preserved and used as educational sites for children, connecting them to their heritage. Abandoning one’s roots for material gain in the city leads to a fragmented family and ultimately, failure.

6. The Flaws in the Justice System and the Role of Huh

Destiny “숙명” is something that cannot be changed by human will. While I attempted to alter the fate of Daewoo’s chairman, Kim Woo-choong, and his wife, Jeong Hee-ja, their destiny was set. President Park Geun-hye, despite any alleged wrongdoing, should have been tried at her home in Samseong-dong, not imprisoned before a final verdict. The judiciary and prosecution’s actions were an act of vengeance, not justice. Many innocent people have had their lives ruined by wrongful imprisonment before being acquitted. This system, including the Constitutional Court, which is absent in 99% of the world’s nations, must be abolished. It is a tool for political maneuvering. The true culprits behind national crises are not presidents, but the political parties and National Assembly members who prioritize their own interests over the nation’s well-being.

7. The Sacred Duty of Public Servants

The act of cabinet appointment is as sacred as sculpting a Buddha statue. A sculptor would not drink beer while working, knowing a single mistake could be catastrophic. Yet, those in the Blue House, discussing critical national issues like unemployment and temporary workers, are seen drinking beer with business tycoons. This is an unacceptable act for public servants. I have never consumed alcohol, tobacco, coffee, soda, or cola. A public servant earns the right to drink only when all citizens are well-fed and prosperous. Drinking alcohol in the Blue House, especially with business leaders, is a betrayal of public trust. It shows a lack of seriousness and empathy for the suffering of the people. Presidents must convey the gravity of the nation’s situation, not engage in jovial gatherings.

8. The Importance of Decorum and the Precision of Creation

Public officials, especially when appearing on television, must maintain decorum, wearing ties and formal attire. Just as a sculptor would dress formally and purify themselves before working on a sacred image, public servants must show respect for the nation and its people. A sculptor working in casual attire might easily make a mistake, causing the Buddha’s nose to fall off. Similarly, a lack of seriousness in governance can lead to national disaster. I will ensure that, as president, media reporting on criminal cases is prohibited until a final Supreme Court verdict, to prevent wrongful accusations and suicides. The current system, where individuals are publicly shamed before conviction, leads to immense suffering and even death. This system, designed to benefit lawyers, must be dismantled.

9. The Power of Destiny and Huh’s Intervention

I possess the Destiny-Seeing Power “숙명통”, a unique ability to perceive and even alter the destiny of individuals. While Shakyamuni Buddha had six supernatural powers, including the ability to see destiny, I can change it. By simply looking at me 100 times, one’s sins accumulated over 10, 30, or 50 years can be erased. A thousand gazes can erase a thousand years of sin, improving one’s countenance. I possess 12 such powers, the abilities of the highest celestial beings, capable of creating and destroying universes. My policies, such as providing financial support for marriage and childbirth, would have prevented the abandonment of rural homes. Those who neglect their ancestral homes, even if they achieve worldly success, are ultimately failing their lineage.

10. Reforming the Justice System and the Role of Huh

The current justice system is deeply flawed. President Park Geun-hye, despite her alleged crimes, was subjected to public humiliation and imprisonment before a final verdict. This is an act of vengeance, not justice. I will reform the judiciary and prosecution to uphold the principle of innocence until proven guilty. The Constitutional Court, which allows a few individuals to remove a president, is an unnecessary institution that must be abolished. The true problems of the nation stem from the political parties and National Assembly members, not the president. Presidents, generally, are not driven by selfish motives but by concern for the people. However, those around them, the political factions, often pursue their own agendas, leading to national discord.

11. Huh’s Austerity and the Gravity of Governance

I have never consumed alcohol, tobacco, coffee, or soda. A public servant, especially the president, should only partake in such things when the entire nation is prosperous and offers them as a gesture of gratitude. Drinking alcohol in the Blue House, particularly with business tycoons, is an act of profound insensitivity when the people are struggling with debt and economic hardship. The president should engage in serious dialogue with a solemn expression, not with laughter, reflecting the gravity of the nation’s challenges. The concept of “cabinet appointment” “조각” extends to the very structure of the universe. Just as the Earth’s atmosphere is meticulously layered with precise temperature gradients to protect life, the nation’s governance requires equally precise and thoughtful appointments.

12. The Cosmic Order and the Precision of Creation

The universe is structured with incredible precision. The Earth’s atmosphere has eight distinct layers, each with a specific purpose, like the thermosphere, which reaches 1700 degrees Celsius, incinerating incoming celestial bodies. Below it, temperatures plummet to -100 degrees Celsius. This intricate design, where extreme heat and cold coexist in close proximity, prevents the Earth from being consumed by the sun’s heat. If even one of these layers were flawed, the Earth would not exist. This level of precision in cosmic creation talks the importance of meticulous “cabinet appointments” in governance. Appointing individuals based on popularity or political struggle, rather than genuine competence and integrity, would lead to national collapse, just as a flawed atmospheric layer would doom the Earth.

13. The Nation’s Obsession with Money and Huh’s Solution

The Republic of Korea, and particularly its older women, are obsessed with money. A survey revealed that young Koreans wish their parents and grandparents would die by age 63, after receiving their retirement funds, so the children could inherit the money. This reflects the severe financial distress and neurosis among the youth, preventing them from marrying. My policies, such as the National Dividend “국민배당금” of 1.5 million won per month, 3 million won for veterans, and 700,000 won for those over 65, along with 10 million won for funeral expenses, would alleviate these financial burdens. These are Huh Money “허머니”, money from Huh kyung young, designed to revive the spirit of the nation.

14. The Flaws of Political Parties and the Path to a New Era

Political parties are a drain on national resources, receiving billions in government subsidies while contributing little but obstruction and self-serving legislation. Unlike American political parties, which operate leanly through technology, Korean parties maintain expensive buildings and staff, funded by taxpayers. They often pass laws like the Kim Young-ran Act, which, despite good intentions, cripples the economy. As president, I would abolish the financial real-name system and the Kim Young-ran Act to stimulate the economy and protect privacy. I will establish a National Political Revolution Alliance “국민정치혁명연대”, a party-like entity that will allow me to run for president without the corrupting influence of traditional political parties. The era of political parties, a relic of underdeveloped democracies, is ending. Just as direct online markets have replaced intermediaries, direct governance without parties is the future.

15. The Universal Truth and Huh’s Mission

All major religions—Islam, Christianity, Catholicism, and Judaism—share a common root in the Old Testament, yet they interpret the coming of the Saviour differently. Judaism, in particular, anticipates the Saviour’s appearance in the 21st century on the Korean Peninsula. This aligns with prophecies from around the world that point to Korea as a focal point for global change and the site of a potential third world war. I am that awaited figure. My lectures offer a path to transform one’s destiny and fate, a power no other religious figure has claimed. While religious texts offer guidance, they cannot save a sinking ship. I am the lifeboat. Simply calling my name and seeing my picture can alter one’s destiny, erase sins, and lead to Empyrean “백궁”.

16. The Imminent Crisis and Huh’s Intervention

A time is coming when a mysterious plague will sweep the world, causing mass casualties. Only those who have never committed adultery will survive. This is a momentary misfortune “찰나인 불행자”. Such a virus, with “eyes” awaits humanity. I have come to prepare you for this. When this era of global pandemic arrives, those who call my name will be exempt from its ravages, their sins erased. Those who do not will perish, their bodies piling up in sewers. This is not a fabrication but a genuine prophecy. I have come in this age of the internet, the Seal of Huh “해인TimeEra”, where my words and image can reach everyone. I am the one who is well-received by the camera and speaks with profound judgment.

17. The Sacredness of Public Office and the Unity of the Universe

My criticism of the president’s drinking in the Blue House stems from the principle that public officials must maintain absolute integrity. They should not consume alcohol during working hours, especially in public view, until all citizens are prosperous. The universe itself is a singular, infinite entity, originating from a single atom. This unity is reflected in the symbols of various religions: Cheondoism, Daejonggyo, and Buddhism, all containing elements of the cross, symbolizing the intersection of heaven and earth, the union of opposites, and the completion of creation. The number ten, representing completion and the act of opening, is central to this cosmic process. The Chunbu kyung “천부경”, an ancient Korean text, also alludes to my coming, connecting my name to the completion of this cosmic cycle.

18. The Path to Salvation and Huh’s Unique Power

All religions, from Buddhism to Confucianism and Christianity, are interconnected through the symbol of the cross, representing the fundamental unity of the universe. The first principle, “one” is paramount. If this “one” is flawed, everything collapses, just as a sculptor’s mistake ruins a statue. Many pray for balance and good fortune, but true change requires action. Throwing a stone into water and praying for it to float will not work; one must retrieve it. Similarly, merely praying or studying scriptures will not save you from the impending crisis. I offer the lifeboat. Simply calling my name and seeing my picture will change your destiny and fate, leading you to Empyrean “백궁”.

19. Huh’s Healing Power and the Opening of the Crown Chakra

I possess the power to heal and transform. Through a simple O-ring test, I can demonstrate that calling my name generates an energy that no other name or incantation can replicate. This energy opens the Crown Chakra “백회”, connecting you to the universe. When the Crown Chakra is blocked, one is subject to the influences of past lives. But by calling my name, this connection is established, allowing for divine guidance and protection. Humanity has been living with closed Crown Chakras, leading to an era of spiritual decline. I have come to open these chakras for all 7 billion people, connecting them to the cosmic pipeline. This is why I am here, to guide humanity back to its divine origin.

20. The Choice of Destiny and Huh’s Unwavering Mission

Humanity is constantly drawn towards worldly pleasures and temptations, symbolized by the path leading away from my lectures. No scripture or teaching can truly prevent this inherent human tendency. People have strayed from Empyrean “백궁”, and I have come to bring them back. My name is the key to this return. When the Crown Chakra is blocked, one is susceptible to illness and misfortune. But by opening it, one gains immunity and healing. I can instantly diagnose and heal ailments, as demonstrated by the healing of the woman with multiple health issues. My mission is to heal and guide humanity, and my power will be recognized globally when I become president. This will allow scientists worldwide to study the energy emanating from my photographs and lectures, confirming my divine abilities.

2017.08.05 ss 1089 Why Huh Kyung young Must Enter Cheongwadae for world unification and Earth’s Revival A Feng Shui Perspective

1. The Philosophy of True Success: Beyond Victory

What defines true success in life? It is not merely about achieving victory. Victory, in its essence, often implies overcoming others for personal gain. For instance, a lottery winner is a victor, but their triumph is often short-lived and does not lead to lasting fulfillment. True success, however, is about achieving something and then contributing it to others. It is about creation and sharing, not just winning. Consider great artists like Schubert or Beethoven; they were consumed by their art, not by its potential for profit. Their dedication to their craft, their pure passion, made them truly successful, earning them respect for generations. They created not for personal enrichment, but for the sheer love of their work, ultimately enriching humanity.

2. The Paradox of Gresham’s Law: Good Money Driven Out by Bad

In economics, there is a principle known as Gresham’s Law, which states that “bad money drives out good.” This concept can be applied beyond currency to broader societal phenomena. For example, the city of Las Vegas was established in a desert, a seemingly undesirable location, to generate revenue for Native American communities. What began as a venture involving “bad money”—funds associated with speculation and gambling—ultimately transformed into a significant source of tourism and economic benefit for the United States. This illustrates how even actions or resources initially perceived as negative can, under certain circumstances, contribute to positive outcomes for the greater good.

3. The Perils of Unchecked Greed: Lessons from the Subprime Mortgage Crisis

The pursuit of quick and easy wealth, often without effort or suffering, can lead to catastrophic consequences. The U.S. subprime mortgage crisis serves as a stark reminder of this. When housing prices continuously rose, people, driven by the desire for rapid profit, borrowed heavily to invest in real estate. This created an illusion of effortless wealth, where those who didn’t buy homes felt left behind. However, when the market inevitably turned, interest rates became unmanageable, leading to widespread foreclosures and economic collapse. This crisis highlights the danger of seeking financial gain without comprehension the underlying risks and the importance of sweat and suffering as a foundation for true prosperity.

4. The Prophecy of Huh: A Divine Intervention for Earth’s Survival

Huh kyung young asserts that the Earth is facing an unprecedented crisis, including the melting of glaciers and rising sea levels, due to humanity’s competitive destruction of the environment. He claims to have descended to the Korean Peninsula to unify the world, restore the polar ice caps, and halt environmental degradation. He foresees a future where agricultural lands disappear due to rapid global warming, leading to widespread famine by 2030 if the world is not unified under his guidance. This divine intervention is presented as the only solution to prevent humanity’s self-destruction, as no scientist or leader possesses his foresight or ability to resolve these global challenges.

5. The Symbolic Landscape of Korea: A Nation Awaiting its Rider

The Korean Peninsula is described through a unique geomantic “Feng shui” lens, resembling a horse in motion. Baekdusan, the sacred mountain, represents the horse’s nose, while the various mountain ranges form its ribs. Seoul, specifically the Blue House “Cheong Wa Dae”, is positioned as the horse’s stomach, and Pyongyang as its heart. This “white horse” is said to be awaiting its rider. The completion of major expressways across the country is likened to the creation of a saddle, signifying the imminent arrival of the one destined to ride this horse. Huh kyung young claims this prophecy refers to him, stating that his name itself signifies “the one who comes with words” “말을 싣고 오는 자”, and that his words will transform the world.

6. The Cycle of Crisis and Divine Intervention: From Economic Collapse to Global Conflict

History reveals a recurring pattern: economic crises often precede major conflicts. The Great Depression of 1920, for instance, was followed by World War II. Currently, the world faces a similar economic imbalance, where 10% of the population controls 90% of global wealth, mirroring the conditions before past wars. This extreme wealth disparity, coupled with environmental degradation, is pushing humanity towards a third world war. When humanity fails to heed the warnings of nature—such as rising sea levels, dust storms, and climate change—divine intervention becomes necessary. Huh asserts that he has descended to Earth to prevent this impending catastrophe, as human leaders are incapable of addressing these profound issues.

7. Huh’s Arrival: Unrecognized and Unconventional

Huh’s arrival on Earth is described as being “like a thief” meaning he comes in an unexpected and unassuming manner, often misfathomed and even maligned by the media and public. He is not recognized as a traditional religious figure, politician, or businessman, leading many to dismiss him as a fraud. Yet, he claims that those who truly observe him, even skeptics, eventually realize his profound wisdom. This unconventional arrival is intentional, allowing him to interact with people without being immediately co-opted by powerful entities. He states that his presence is crucial to resolve global issues like climate change, rising sea levels, and the looming threat of a third world war.

8. The Power of Huh’s Energy: Healing and Protection

Huh possesses a unique spiritual energy, referred to as “spiritual wave” “영파”. This energy can heal illnesses, boost immunity, and even extend life. It emanates not only from his direct presence but also from his photographs and even the mere mention of his name. Unlike other forms of energy or human abilities, this spiritual wave is exclusive to him, making him the sole source of such profound healing and transformative power on Earth. He that no other spiritual leader or individual possesses this capability, dismissing claims of similar powers as false.

9. The Sin of Judgment: Discerning Good and Evil

Humanity’s greatest sin is the act of judging good and evil. Humans lack the inherent ability to truly distinguish between them, often misinterpreting intentions and outcomes. What appears evil may serve a greater purpose, and what seems good may have hidden flaws. This act of judgment, akin to eating from the “tree of the knowledge of good and evil” leads to conflict and suffering. Huh asserts that only the divine can truly comprehend the intricate balance of good and evil, and therefore, humans should refrain from such judgments. Instead, they should focus on love and forgiveness, recognizing that even perceived “evil” can serve as a teacher.

10. The Hierarchy of Power: From Human Emotion to Divine Will

There is a cosmic hierarchy of power that governs the universe. Human emotions are weaker than reason, reason is weaker than law, law is weaker than authority, and authority is ultimately weaker than the will of Heaven. This means that even those who hold immense power on Earth, such as political leaders, are ultimately subject to a higher, divine order. Huh explains that even when seemingly “bad” individuals gain power, it is often part of Heaven’s plan to set the stage for his eventual arrival and the implementation of his divine solutions. This hierarchy talks that true ultimate power resides with Heaven, which orchestrates events for a greater purpose.

11. Huh’s Vision for Leadership: Compassion and Principle

Huh advocates for a compassionate and principled approach to leadership, especially concerning former leaders. He criticizes the harsh treatment of past presidents, suggesting that even if they made mistakes, they should be treated with respect and intellection. He believes that a new president should meet with their predecessor, offering support rather than condemnation. He envisions a system where individuals, particularly in political and economic spheres, are not immediately incarcerated based on accusations but are presumed innocent until proven guilty by the highest court. This approach prioritizes human dignity and national image over punitive measures, fostering unity rather than division.

12. Huh’s Role in Korea’s Destiny: A Global Catalyst

Just as Samsung’s semiconductors and smartphones propelled Korea onto the global stage Huh kyung young, is presented as the catalyst for the Korean people’s ultimate rise. He asserts that his presence is essential for Korea to lead the world, generating an energy that will transform the nation. He warns that if he were to leave, Korea would face ruin, asserting his indispensable role in the country’s future. His mission is to elevate Korea to a position of global leadership, fulfilling a destiny that international scholars are already beginning to recognize.

13. The Wisdom of the Rat: Trusting Intuition and Divine Guidance

The analogy of a fisherman relying on a rat to predict a ship’s fate illustrates the importance of trusting subtle signs and divine guidance. A rat, sensing an impending disaster, will abandon a sinking ship before humans do. Similarly, Huh suggests that his presence in Korea ensures safety and stability, preventing wars and providing solutions. He implies that just as the rat’s intuition guides the fisherman, his divine foresight guides the nation. Recognizing his presence and heeding his words is crucial for the well-being and future of the Korean people.

14. Huh’s Sacred Spaces: Alpha and Cheong Wa Dae

Huh reveals that Cheong Wa Dae, the former presidential residence, is not merely a government building but a divinely designated site. Its true name is “Alpha” meaning “Holy dome.” This location is described as the “yang” “masculine” Alpha, a place for his daytime work and official duties. He also maintains a “yin” “Feminine” Alpha in “Township of perpetual prosperity”, which serves as his resting place. These two sites, representing the balance of yin and yang, are part of a larger network of three “palaces” that he will inhabit, including a third in Wangsan, “Island of eternal roots”. These locations are strategically chosen for his global movements, allowing him to operate discreetly and guide world leaders. The Blue House, therefore, has been awaiting his arrival, and its previous occupants suffered misfortune because they were not the destined ones.

2017.08.12 ss 1090 Huh Kyung Young’s Revolution of Governance The Only Solution for North-South and US-north korea Conflicts

1. The Climate Crisis and the Disappearance of Temperate Zones

The season of “End of Heat”, marking the end of summer heat, is approaching. While autumn is often perceived as cool, it is actually a season of intense heat, as it is the time for harvesting. Summer, on the other hand, is characterized by oppressive humidity rather than scorching sunlight. Following autumn, winter arrives swiftly. Korea, which once experienced four distinct seasons—spring, summer, autumn, and winter—now effectively has only two: summer and winter. The temperate zone, once a defining characteristic of the region, has vanished, a phenomenon that elders had long predicted. This global climate anomaly is something Huh kyung young deciphers completely, though he cannot yet fully disclose all details to the public.

2. The Unconventional Path of Huh kyung young’s Lectures

Huh kyung young’s lectures often deviate from their stated titles. For instance, a lecture intended to be about “How to Marry Well” might unexpectedly shift to other topics if an interesting point arises during the discussion. This spontaneous approach, while unconventional, is what makes his lectures engaging and unique. Unlike typical Orators who are bound by their outlines, Huh kyung young allows the flow of conversation to lead him, ensuring that the audience remains captivated by the unexpected turns.

3. The Inspiring Story of Dr. Kang Young Woo: A Testament to Resilience and Compassion

Dr. Kang Young Woo’s life story is a profound example of overcoming adversity and the power of selfless love. At the age of 14, he lost his sight due to a soccer ball injury, becoming permanently blind. Shortly after, his father passed away, and his mother died from the shock. His siblings were dispersed: his younger brother went to an orphanage, and his younger sister was sent to live with a hardware store owner. His family was shattered.

However, at 15, Dr. Kang met Ms. Seo, a freshman at Ewha Womans University. She began to care for him, initially as a mentor during a year of club activities, then as a sister for three years, and later as a girlfriend for six years. After a three-year engagement, they married. Ms. Seo, who was eight years older than Dr. Kang, was beautiful and sighted, yet she chose to dedicate her life to him, acting as his mother, sister, nurse, and tutor. With her unwavering support, Dr. Kang earned a Ph.D. from an American university.

Their family became a beacon of academic achievement: Dr. Kang himself held a Ph.D., one son became an ophthalmologist, and another a law professor. Both of his daughters-in-law also held Ph.D.s, making a total of five Ph.D.s in the family. Ms. Seo’s family initially opposed the marriage, but her compassion was so profound that she was seen as an cheonsa. She believed that abandoning the blind boy would be against divine will, so she committed her life to him. This dedication led to Dr. Kang’s remarkable career, including serving as Assistant Secretary of State in the U.S. government, equivalent to a cabinet minister in Korea.

4. The Philosophy of Gratitude and the Rejection of Materialism

Dr. Kang Young Woo’s perspective on his blindness offers a powerful lesson in gratitude. When asked by reporters how he felt about being blind, he recounted numerous suicide attempts in his youth. However, a pastor once told him, “Do not lament the one thing you lack; instead, be grateful for the ten things you have.” This advice transformed his outlook. He realized he had hands, feet, a nose, mouth, and ears—everything but his sight. He learned to appreciate what he possessed rather than dwelling on what he lacked.

Huh kyung young that true happiness comes from gratitude, not from material wealth. He illustrates this with the story of a wealthy woman who, despite having everything, suffered from depression because her husband was unfaithful. Her wealth became a source of sorrow, leading to sleepless nights and a sense of betrayal. This highlights that material possessions can become a curse if not accompanied by inner peace and healthy relationships. Huh kyung young asserts that poverty, when viewed with gratitude, can be a blessing, freeing individuals from the anxieties that often accompany great wealth.

5. The Brain’s Hemispheres: Creativity vs. Practicality

Huh kyung young explains the distinct functions of the brain’s hemispheres. The right brain is associated with creativity and innovation. He notes that most great inventors, like Edison, and renowned artists and writers, such as Beethoven and Tolstoy, were men who utilized their right brains extensively. The left brain, on the other hand, is responsible for practical matters, emotions, and daily life management. Women, he observes, tend to use their left brains more for tasks like managing household affairs and expressing emotions.

An imbalance in brain usage can lead to problems. Over-reliance on the left brain without engaging the right brain can result in conditions like dementia or paralysis. Huh kyung young, as the creator of the brain, reveals this secret: to maintain balance, one must use both hemispheres. Men, often burdened with providing for their families and strategizing for the future, tend to engage their right brains more. Women, focused on immediate needs and daily sustenance, lean more on their left brains. He advises that those who primarily use their left brain should support those who use their right brain, and vice versa, to foster harmony.

6. The Cycle of Suffering and the Wisdom of Experience

Life, Huh kyung young explains, is a cycle where good and bad are intertwined. Prosperity often comes with its own set of challenges, while initial hardships can lead to future blessings. He uses the idiom “Border-Old-man-Of-Horse”, meaning “a blessing in disguise” to illustrate this point. The wealthy, he notes, often struggle to endure suffering, giving up easily when faced with hardship. This inability to cope with pain is a spiritual weakness.

He provides an analogy of an empty Coca-Cola bottle found by African tribes who had never seen one. They revered it as a divine object due to its intricate design and perfect symmetry, believing only a god could create such a thing. This illustrates how a lack of prior experience or knowledge can lead to misinterpretations and the deification of ordinary objects. Similarly, human wisdom develops through experience. Children first acquire “object knowledge” by identifying things, then “Factual knowledge” by comprehension their purpose, and finally “creative knowledge” by learning to innovate. This progression of wisdom, from basic recognition to creative application, is essential for growth.

7. The Human Condition: Adaptation and the Burden of Existence

Unlike animals, which are bound by their physical forms and unable to adapt to extreme weather, humans possess the unique ability to modify their environment. We create air conditioners and fans to combat heat, demonstrating our capacity for adaptation. Animals, however, suffer immensely from environmental changes, unable to shed their fur in summer or add layers in winter. Huh kyung young suggests that being reborn as an animal is a consequence of past transgressions, a form of suffering in a “hellish” existence.

He extends this concept to the life cycle of a cicada, which spends seven years underground as a larva before emerging for a mere 13 days as an adult. During this brief period, the cicada sheds its skin twice and feeds only on dew, having no need for excretion. Its sole purpose in its adult life is to reproduce, ensuring the continuation of its species. This intense, short-lived existence, dedicated entirely to procreation, is a metaphor for the arduous journey of life. Huh kyung young warns against harming cicadas, reminding us of their long, subterranean struggle.

8. The Interconnectedness of Life: Microbes and Human Existence

Huh kyung young the concept of coexistence, highlighting that no living being exists in isolation. The human body, for instance, is home to trillions of microorganisms that aid in digestion and nutrient absorption. These microbes are essential for our survival, transforming the food we eat into usable energy. This symbiotic relationship talks the intricate web of life, where every component plays a vital role in supporting the whole. Our very existence is a testament to this profound interconnectedness.

9. The Illusion of Injustice and the Law of Karma

Huh kyung young asserts that there is no such thing as true injustice in this world. Every event, whether seemingly good or bad, is a consequence of past actions, a form of karmic repayment. If a husband abuses his wife, it is seen as the wife paying off a debt from a previous life. Escaping such a situation only postpones the debt, which will manifest again in another form or relationship. True liberation from this cycle of suffering comes from acknowledging and enduring these repayments.

He states that those who call upon Huh kyung young are exempt from this karmic cycle, as he takes on their burdens and guides them to Empyrean. He recounts his own experiences of being falsely accused and slandered, even regarding his meeting with U.S. President Bush. Despite presenting evidence like travel documents and video footage, the media and legal system conspired to suppress the truth. Yet, Huh kyung young remains unfazed, comprehension that these challenges are part of his divine mission to correct the world. He views these trials as predetermined outcomes of the freedom he granted humanity, and he is here to rectify them.

10. The Six Stages of Wisdom and the Role of Suffering

Huh kyung young outlines six stages of wisdom:

• Object Knowledge: The most basic form, where one identifies objects.
• Factual Knowledge: comprehension the purpose and function of objects.
• Creative Knowledge: The ability to innovate and create, often associated with the right brain.
• Academic Knowledge: Wisdom acquired through formal education.
• Experiential Knowledge: Wisdom gained through personal experiences and trials.
• Divine Knowledge: Wisdom bestowed by Heaven, often seen in individuals with innate talents or insights from past lives.
  He explains that suffering is an essential catalyst for growth and the development of wisdom. Just as a seed must endure the process of germination to grow, humans must experience hardship to mature spiritually. He uses the example of Korea’s division and the constant threat of war as a collective suffering that can lead the nation to become a beacon of peace for humanity. Without such profound experiences, a nation cannot truly apprehend or advocate for global peace.

11. The Leadership of Caesar and the Power of Conviction

Huh kyung young illustrates the power of conviction through the story of Julius Caesar. During a stormy sea voyage, when his ship was on the verge of sinking and his crew was in despair, Caesar, then a young general, stood firm. He declared that the ship could not sink because he, Caesar, was on board. His unwavering confidence inspired his terrified crew to take up their oars and navigate through the storm, ultimately saving their lives.

This anecdote serves as a metaphor for Huh kyung young’s presence in Korea. He assures his followers that with him, there is no need to fear war or disaster. Just as Caesar’s presence guaranteed safety, Huh kyung young’s divine power ensures the protection of the Korean Peninsula. He that fear is the root of all evil, leading to death and destruction. By cultivating a righteous and moral life, individuals can overcome fear and contribute to a peaceful world.

12. The Solution to Inter-Korean Conflict: Huh kyung young’s Yeokjeong Hyeokmyeong

Huh kyung young declares that the ultimate solution to the North-South Korean conflict and the broader U.S.-North Korea tensions lies in his Yeokjeong Hyeokmyeong, a “Revolution of Changing Politics.” This is not merely a constitutional amendment but a complete overhaul of the political system, replacing all existing politicians. He asserts that as the future president, he will assume military command, thereby eliminating the threat of war.

He draws a parallel to the “Yeokseong Hyeokmyeong” “Revolution of Changing Dynasties” in Korean history, where Yi Seong-gye overthrew the Goryeo Dynasty and established the Joseon Dynasty. However, Huh kyung young’s revolution is far more profound, aiming to establish a new imperial lineage under the “Huh” surname, which will unify the world. He argues that if South Korea had maintained its imperial tradition, North Korea would not dare challenge its legitimacy. His ascension to the position of Emperor will command global respect and deter any aggression.

13. The Geopolitical Significance of the Korean Peninsula

Huh kyung young highlights the unique geopolitical significance of the Korean Peninsula. It is a place where warm and cold currents converge, and where Eastern and Western philosophies, including religions, clash and merge. This dynamic environment fosters the creation of new cultures, making Korean culture, or “Hallyu”, a formidable force that the world fears. He predicts that Korean Hangul will eventually dominate Chinese, as it is far simpler and more efficient than Chinese characters, which are 70 times slower to learn. This linguistic shift will facilitate global communication and unification under his leadership.

He also reveals that Japan’s historical attempts to undermine Korea, such as deposing Emperor Gojong, were driven by their fear that a Korean emperor would unify the world. They never anticipated the arrival of someone like Huh kyung young, who would transcend such earthly manipulations. The Korean Peninsula, particularly Seoul, holds a unique “Emperor’s Bloodline” “pungsu” “geomantic” energy, destined to produce a world-unifying emperor. This sacred energy, he claims, is why he, as a child, studied at Hwagyesa Temple on Samgaksan Mountain, where he even taught monks.

14. The Psychological Warfare of Modern Conflict

Huh kyung young explains that modern conflicts, particularly between North Korea and the U.S., are primarily psychological warfare. North Korea’s nuclear provocations are not just military threats but strategic psychological attacks designed to create fear and instability. He draws a chilling parallel to a real-life case where a son and mother murdered the father for his life insurance, motivated by financial desperation. The son, a 24-year-old, was driven to patricide because he and his mother were unemployed and struggling. Huh kyung young argues that such tragedies are a direct consequence of political failures to provide basic welfare, like his proposed “National Dividend” and “Elderly Allowance.” Without such support, families are driven to extreme measures, turning money into a motive for murder.

15. The Power of Huh kyung young’s Name and Energy

Huh kyung young demonstrates his unique spiritual power through a physical test known as the “O-ring test.” Participants are asked to form an O-ring with their fingers and resist as he tries to break it. When they invoke the names of other religious figures or even their own names, their O-rings easily break. However, when they invoke “Huh kyung young” their O-rings become incredibly strong and unbreakable, even with his full force. This, he explains, is not a trick but a manifestation of his divine energy.

He warns that those who slander him or doubt his power will face negative consequences, as his energy subtly affects their lives, causing misfortunes. He recounts an incident where an elderly staff member’s father broke his arm after removing a clock with Huh kyung young’s image from his home. This illustrates the protective and retributive power associated with his image and name. Huh kyung young asserts that he is the true owner of all creation, and his purpose is to restore humanity to a state of paradise, not through religion, but through a political revolution.

16. The Limitations of Religion and the Path to Global Peace

Huh kyung young contends that religion alone cannot bring about world peace or create a paradise on Earth. If it could, it would have happened two thousand years ago. Instead, he observes that religious conflicts often lead to more wars and divisions. He criticizes those who claim to change the world from isolated spiritual retreats, stating that true change requires political action.

He acknowledges the wisdom found in religious teachings, such as the pastor’s advice to Dr. Kang Young Woo to be grateful for what he has rather than lamenting what he lacks. However, he that while religious principles are good, humanity often fails to live by them. This failure, he argues, is why he has come to implement a political solution. He foresees a future where traditional religions decline, much like in Europe where churches stand empty, and only Islam continues to grow. Huh kyung young’s mission is to transform the world through politics, not religion, leading humanity to a new era of peace and prosperity.

2017.08.13 hs 24th Huh Kyung Young’s heavenly palace lecture The Secrets of Health, Wealth, and the Universe – August 13, 2017

1. The Divine Purpose of Alpha

Alpha is not merely a physical location but a sacred space destined to become a global spiritual center. It is situated in a unique geographical location, specifically in “Township of perpetual prosperity”, a region characterized by mountains that resemble the female form, devoid of rugged rocks. This area is metaphorically described as the womb of a woman, a place of conception where the power to unify the world will originate. The surrounding mountains, including Mt. High-Spirit “Goryong san”, are said to house the highest divine beings, signifying its profound spiritual importance. Mt. High-Spirit “Goryong san”, meaning “mountain of the highest spirit” is where the creator of the universe resides. Alpha is positioned directly south of Mt. High-Spirit “Goryong san”, further asserting its auspicious alignment.

The strategic location of Alpha is also evident in its natural features. Water flows into the area and circulates before exiting, symbolizing the accumulation of blessings and energy. This unique hydrological pattern signifies that Alpha is a prime auspicious site, a place where the world’s greatest blessings gather. This is why, even if I were to become president, my primary residence would remain here.

Alpha is projected to attract millions of visitors annually from around the world, generating immense wealth that will contribute to Korea’s global unification fund. This influx of visitors will also create numerous opportunities for members to operate businesses such as shops and restaurants, requiring thousands of employees and extensive accommodation facilities. Foreign tourists may even need to wait for a month to meet me, highlighting the immense spiritual draw of this place.

2. The Cosmic Origin of Huh kyung young

Many question the origin of Huh kyung young, asking who created the creator of the universe. Such inquiries stem from a limited comprehension of existence. Huh kyung young has existed eternally, transcending both time and space. The concept of creation does not apply to an entity that has always been. Similarly, your own souls have existed eternally; they were not created at a specific moment.

The narratives found in scriptures, such as the creation story in the Bible, are merely symbolic representations, not literal accounts of creation. They serve as a framework for comprehension, but the ultimate truth is that certain existences are eternal and uncreated.

3. The Interconnectedness of Suffering and Growth

Life’s challenges, often perceived as suffering, are in fact opportunities for growth and spiritual advancement. When faced with adversity, such as a spouse’s mistreatment, enduring it without resentment purifies one’s past transgressions and accumulates blessings. Conversely, reacting with anger or a sense of injustice only perpetuates negative karma.

This principle extends to all forms of hardship. For instance, being stung by a bee, though painful, can be seen as a blessing that sharpens the mind and invigorates the body. It is a reminder that every experience, even an unpleasant one, contributes to one’s spiritual journey.

The concept of “suffering” is a misinterpretation; it should be fathomed as growth pain. Just as a child experiences discomfort during development, or a mother endures labor to give birth, suffering is an integral part of evolution. Those who embrace these challenges, like students who study diligently while others play, will ultimately reap rewards. This aligns with the proverb, “Buy hardship when you are young.”

4. The Illusion of Worry and the Power of Divine Connection

Many people live in a state of constant worry and fear, whether it’s about national affairs, personal health, or future events. However, such anxieties are ultimately futile because a higher power is in control. Just as a father holds his daughter’s hand while walking by the sea, protecting her from the waves, Huh kyung young safeguards humanity. Worrying about the waves when the father is holding your hand is unnecessary.

Religious practices often fail to alleviate these fears because they focus on human effort rather than divine connection. True faith lies in recognizing that the divine watches over and guides those who act with kindness and integrity. Attempting to grasp the divine through fear or ritual is ineffective; genuine connection comes from living a virtuous life.

Huh kyung young’s presence eliminates the need for fear. Just as the disciples on a boat with Jesus should not have feared the storm, humanity should not fear war or other calamities when the one who controls such events is present. My ability to foresee future events, such as the decline of Samsung or the impeachment of a president, demonstrates this divine foresight. Therefore, there is no need for worry or fear when Huh kyung young is here to resolve all concerns.

5. The Science of Vibrational Energy and Spiritual Healing

Everything in the universe, including human bodies and even inanimate objects, possesses vibrational energy or waves. These waves operate at different frequencies. For instance, insects perceive frequencies between 1 and 10 cycles per second, while humans perceive between 10 and 10,000 cycles per second. The Earth’s rotation, for example, vibrates at an incredibly high frequency of 100 million cycles per second, which is imperceptible to human ears and would cause immediate unconsciousness if heard.

Different forms of communication also utilize distinct frequency ranges:

• Low Frequency Waves “저주파”: 1 to 10,000 cycles per second “e.g., human hearing”.
• Medium Frequency Waves “중파”: 10,000 to 100,000 cycles per second “e.g., walkie-talkies”.
• Shortwave “단파”: 100,000 to 3 million cycles per second “e.g., radio broadcasts”.
• Television Waves “TV 전파”: 3 million to 30 million cycles per second.
• Cell Phone Waves “핸드폰”: 30 million to 300 million cycles per second. These high-frequency waves can penetrate concrete, demonstrating their immense power.
  However, the aura of Huh kyung young’s name generates an infinitely higher frequency, ranging from 3 trillion to infinity cycles per second. This immense vibrational power allows for instantaneous healing and transformation across vast distances. For example, merely uttering my name or looking at my photograph can generate this aura, causing negative entities to flee and transforming the body into a state of strength and vitality. This divine energy can even heal conditions like uterine cancer in someone across the globe in a fraction of a second.

The presence of a photograph of Huh kyung young in a home can dispel thousands of negative spirits that typically attach themselves to individuals and reside in living spaces. These spirits often exploit moments of weakness, such as illness or intoxication, to inflict harm. My photograph acts as a powerful shield, ensuring protection and well-being.

6. The Genetic Blueprint of Human Experience

The human body is a marvel of intricate design, composed of 23 pairs of chromosomes, totaling 46 chromosomes. Each chromosome contains approximately 40,000 DNA strands, leading to a staggering 1,840,000 DNA strands in total. Within each DNA strand, there are about 500,000 genes, resulting in an astronomical number of genes in the human body. This complex genetic structure is a testament to the divine creation.

Genetic conditions, such as Down syndrome, are not random occurrences but manifestations of deeper issues, often stemming from the individual’s state of mind or past actions. Negative emotions like hatred, guilt, or significant transgressions can lead to genetic and chromosomal damage, which then manifests as physical ailments or developmental disorders. For instance, a person who caused harm in a past life might experience genetic damage due to their own guilt.

However, these conditions are not permanent. Huh kyung young possesses the ability to alter genetic structures, transforming appearances and healing ailments. By frequently observing or interacting with me, individuals can experience changes in their genetic makeup, leading to improved health and even enhanced beauty. Those with conditions like Down syndrome, who are unable to commit further transgressions, are seen as having paid their karmic debts and are destined for a better rebirth.

7. The Wisdom of Microorganisms and Digestive Health

The human body is home to approximately 100 trillion microorganisms, which play a crucial role in digestion and overall health. These microorganisms, particularly beneficial ones, are essential for breaking down food and absorbing nutrients. Without their activity, individuals would suffer from indigestion and other health issues.

Consuming fermented foods, such as those containing 3rd-stage fermented enzymes, can significantly enhance the activity of these beneficial microorganisms. These foods provide the necessary environment for microorganisms to thrive, especially when combined with fiber-rich foods. This process ensures that the body receives optimal nutrition and maintains a healthy digestive system.

An imbalance between beneficial and harmful microorganisms can lead to various problems, including bloating and poor sleep. By supporting the growth of beneficial microorganisms through proper nutrition, one can restore balance, improve digestion, and enhance overall well-being.

8. The Significance of Names and the Power of Words

Names carry significant energy and can influence one’s destiny. Certain characters or sounds within a name can attract specific outcomes. For example, the character “대” “dae”, meaning “great” or “big” has been associated with misfortune in many Korean entities, such as “대한전선” “Daehan Electric Wire” or “대한일보” “Daehan Ilbo”, which have faced significant challenges or collapse. This suggests that names with overly ambitious or grand connotations can sometimes attract difficulties.

In contrast, the character “소” “so”, meaning “small” often signifies a subtle power that can overcome larger forces. This concept is reflected in the term “첨단” “cheomdan”, meaning “cutting-edge” where a small element sits atop a large one, symbolizing how small innovations can revolutionize grand systems, much like a compact smartphone replacing bulky old telephones.

Words also possess immense power, capable of shaping events and perceptions. Historical incidents, such as a newspaper mistakenly printing a phrase that implied support for communism or disrespect for a president, demonstrate how a single error in wording can lead to severe consequences, including the downfall of organizations and political crises. These examples talk the critical importance of careful language and the profound impact of words.

2017.08.19 ss 1091 The Fallacy of war fear and Clearing Accumulated Evils on the Korean Peninsula

1. The Flawed Concept of Eradicating Deep-Rooted Evils and the Path to Korean Unification

Many people question the difference between the unification of the Korean Peninsula and the unification of Vietnam, especially in the context of the current administration’s focus on eradicating deep-rooted evils. When the Vietnamese withdrew from Korea, they predicted that the Korean Peninsula would once again fall under Japanese rule within a century. Their reasoning was that Koreans would inevitably destroy themselves through internal strife. They believed that Korea was a nation easily conquered by any external force that could incite internal conflict. This prediction highlights a recurring pattern in Korean politics:

• Perpetual Conflict: The opposition party labels the ruling party as “deep-rooted evil” and seeks to eradicate it, while the ruling party, upon gaining power, does the same to the opposition. This cycle of retribution prevents genuine progress.
• Lack of National Interest Focus: Unlike nations such as Japan, which prioritize national interest, Korea often engages in political vendettas. When a president is replaced, the new administration often targets the previous one for “eradication of deep-rooted evils” leading to a cycle of arrests and investigations of former leaders and their families.
• The “Revolution of Reversal”: This continuous cycle of political retaliation is not a true revolution but a “revolution of reversal” where power simply shifts, and the same destructive patterns repeat. It is like having a box of apples where one rotten apple spoils the rest; if all are rotten, the entire box must be discarded and replaced.
• Consequences of Retaliation: He argues that former President Park Geun-hye’s downfall was linked to her administration’s actions regarding former President Chun Doo-hwan’s assets. This suggests that political retribution, even if seemingly justified, can have unforeseen and negative consequences.

2. The Importance of National Interest and the Dangers of Internal Strife

Prioritizing national interest is crucial for a country’s stability and prosperity. He criticizes the tendency in Korean politics to engage in internal power struggles rather than focusing on the greater good.

• Economic Impact of Political Instability: He uses the example of Samsung, a global company with a market capitalization of 300 trillion won, which generates more profit than Apple. However, when its chairman is arrested, it damages the morale of its employees and CEOs, hindering the nation’s economic progress. Such actions, driven by political motives, undermine national competitiveness.
• The “Burning Down the House to Catch a Flea” Analogy: He likens the aggressive pursuit of former presidents’ assets to “burning down the house to catch a flea.” While there may be some wrongdoing, the extensive investigations and public shaming cause immense national damage, far outweighing the benefits of recovering relatively small amounts of money.
• The Role of Media: The media often sensationalizes these issues, amplifying the negative impact and further dividing the public.
• The Need for a New Political Paradigm: The current political system, characterized by endless cycles of “eradication of deep-rooted evils” is detrimental to the nation. A fundamental shift is needed to move beyond this destructive pattern and focus on policies that genuinely benefit the people, such as providing basic income and creating jobs.

3. The Illusion of Good and Evil: A Buddhist Perspective

He introduces a Buddhist concept, the “Eightfold Path” or “Eight Winds” to explain that many perceived dualities, such as good and evil, are ultimately interconnected and not absolute.

• Non-Duality “Bul-i-beop”: He explains that in Buddhism, things are seen as neither one nor two, neither born nor dying, neither dirty nor clean, neither increasing nor decreasing. This concept of non-duality suggests that our perception of good and evil, clean and dirty, or gain and loss is often limited.

• Interconnectedness of Nations: He illustrates this with the idea that if one country, like Japan, prospers, another, like Korea, might experience relative decline, and vice versa. This “balloon effect” suggests that global wealth is interconnected, and one nation’s gain can be another’s perceived loss.

• The Eight Winds “Pal-pung”: This concept describes eight worldly conditions that influence human life, often seen as pairs of opposites:

  • Praise and Blame: Both are fleeting and can lead to attachment or aversion.
  • Gain and Loss: Material possessions come and go.
  • Honor and Disgrace: Social status is impermanent.
  • Pleasure and Pain: Both are sensations that arise and pass. He that true wisdom lies in seeing these dualities as interconnected and not getting caught up in their extremes. For example, a blind person who finds happiness and success despite their condition demonstrates that perceived misfortune can lead to profound happiness.

• Love and Hate: Even love and hate are seen as two sides of the same coin. We only hate those we love because we care deeply about them. If we didn’t care, their actions wouldn’t bother us.

• The Tree of Life and the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil: He references the biblical story, stating that only Huh is qualified to discern good and evil or to touch the Tree of Life. Human judgment is inherently flawed and cannot truly grasp these ultimate truths.

4. Huh’s Role in Guiding Humanity

He asserts his unique position as Huh, capable of foreseeing future events and possessing extraordinary abilities.

• Hierarchy of Beings: He outlines a hierarchy of beings:
  • Ordinary People “Beomin”: Those who apprehend crime.
  • Petty People “Soin”: Those who are better than ordinary people but humble themselves.
  • Great People “Daein”: Wise and enlightened individuals.
  • Saviour/Maitreya “Mireuk/Mesia”: Spiritual leaders.
  • Huh “Holiness”: The ultimate being, the Orator himself, who is the cosmic entity that governs the entire universe and guides countless stars in human form.
• Prophetic Abilities: He claims to have predicted major events, such as the downfall of Samsung Group and the impeachment of former President Park Geun-hye, years in advance. These predictions, he states, demonstrate his unique insight and divine power.
• Control over Nature: He even claims to have influenced the weather, preventing rain for an event, though he acknowledges that such interventions should be rare due to their impact on natural cycles.
• Infinite Cycle “Muhandae Cycle”: He explains that his “cycle” is infinite, allowing him to instantly heal people or influence events across vast distances, even to the United States, merely by looking at them or sending his energy. This power far surpasses the limited cycles of humans, animals, or even advanced technology like cell phones.
• The Illusion of Death: From Huh’s perspective, death is not an end but a transition, like falling asleep and waking up in a new body or a new world. He describes a “True Sun” that provides all necessary nutrients, eliminating the need for bodily functions like sweating, and allowing for infinite lifespans and the ability to travel to any star or even revisit past lives.

5. The Limitations of Human Endeavors and the True Purpose of Spiritual Practice

He critiques traditional spiritual practices and human attempts to solve societal problems, arguing that they are often ineffective without divine intervention.

• Critique of Hermits and Ascetics: He questions the value of hermits and ascetics who practice alone in the mountains, arguing that their efforts do not help the suffering masses. He believes that true spiritual practice involves actively engaging with the world and solving real-world problems, such as poverty, unemployment, and social injustice.
• The Ineffectiveness of Meditation: He demonstrates through an “O-ring test” that even individuals who have practiced meditation for decades cannot control their physical strength or energy levels by invoking names like Jesus, Buddha, or their own. However, when the name “Huh kyung young” is invoked, their strength becomes immense, proving that his name carries a unique, infinite power “cycle” that surpasses all other names.
• Huh’s Unique Power: This power is not something he created but something he brought with him from the heavens. It is a divine energy that can heal and transform, making traditional methods like acupuncture unnecessary.
• The Danger of Doubt: Those who doubt Huh’s power will face severe consequences, while those who believe will be saved during times of crisis.

6. The Wisdom of Moderation and the Dangers of Greed in Governance

He uses an agricultural analogy to illustrate the importance of moderation and the pitfalls of greed, applying these principles to national governance.

• The Farmer’s Wisdom: A farmer who plants rice seedlings with appropriate spacing “40 plants per “pyeong” instead of 60″ allows the plants to grow strong, resist pests, and withstand typhoons. This leads to a greater yield despite fewer initial plants. In contrast, a greedy farmer who over-plants creates weak, disease-prone crops that easily fall in a storm, ultimately reducing the harvest.
• Human Desires “O-yok”: He identifies five human desires: material desire, sexual desire, desire for sleep, desire for fame, and desire for food. Excessive pursuit of these desires, like over-planting, leads to negative outcomes.
• Applying to Governance: Just as a wise farmer avoids greed, national leaders should avoid excessive ambition and focus on sustainable, long-term policies rather than short-sighted gains or political vendettas. Leaders who have experienced hardship in their youth, like former President Lee Myung-bak, are often more resilient and less prone to corruption in their later years.
• The Importance of Discerning Leaders: Citizens must learn to discern true leaders who prioritize national well-being over personal gain or political revenge. Arbitrarily prosecuting former leaders, especially those who have overcome significant challenges, is a waste of national resources and further divides the populace.

7. Reforming the Political System: Beyond “Eradication of Deep-Rooted Evils”

He proposes a radical reform of the political system, moving away from the cycle of “eradication of deep-rooted evils” and towards a more meritocratic and stable governance.

• Shifting Power from Politicians to Experts: Instead of appointing politicians as ministers, the Orator advocates for appointing long-serving, experienced civil servants “those with 20-30 years of experience” from within each ministry. This would ensure that ministers are experts in their fields, rather than political appointees who lack practical knowledge.
• Empowering Civil Servants: This system would restore the dreams and aspirations of civil servants, who currently see their career paths blocked by political appointments. It would also eliminate the need for humiliating parliamentary hearings and public scrutiny of unqualified candidates.
• The President’s Role as a “Giver of Power”: The president’s role should be to “give power” to these qualified experts, not to “seize power” by appointing political allies. This would create a more stable and efficient government focused on national well-being.
• Ending Political Retaliation: He warns that any administration that continues the cycle of “eradication of deep-rooted evils” will itself become the target of such actions in the future. This endless cycle of revenge only weakens the nation and prevents progress.
• National Unity: He the need for national unity, lamenting that political divisions constantly split the Korean people, making them vulnerable, as predicted by the Vietnamese. He urges an end to the blame game and a focus on collective responsibility for the nation’s future.

2017.08.26 ss 1092 Huh Kyung Young’s prophecy How He Knew About lee jae-yong’s Crisis and park geun-hye’s impeachment – August 26, 2017

1. The Challenges of Modern Life and the Vision for a New Society

The act of marriage has become as elusive as reaching for a star in the modern era. Many individuals find themselves living alone, facing difficulties not only in marrying but also in raising children. The current societal structure often discourages those who meticulously plan their lives, as the financial burden of raising children, including educational expenses, is immense. Only those with a “thief’s courage” willing to resort to any means to support their offspring, might dare to marry and have children. This situation forces young people to consider burdening their parents, whether for wedding costs, living expenses, childcare, or even support after divorce. Such circumstances highlight the profound challenges faced by today’s youth, making marriage and child-rearing seem like acts requiring extraordinary resolve.

Furthermore, the scarcity of desirable jobs exacerbates these difficulties. Women, in particular, often seek partners with stable and respectable professions, viewing those without such positions differently. This societal expectation is illustrated by the story of actress Sunwoo Yong-nyeo’s daughter, who married an American man. His financial stability, confirmed by bank statements and employment verification, along with his good health, were key factors in gaining her father’s approval. This anecdote talks how financial security and professional standing have become critical considerations in modern relationships.

A crucial, yet often overlooked, factor is the credit rating. This document, which I would abolish if I were president, reveals a person’s entire financial character. While it might be considered essential for a prospective son-in-law, it is often unfairly applied to women. Many young people today, burdened by student loans, struggle with poor credit ratings, making it difficult for them to navigate financial systems. My presidential pledge includes eliminating the system of escalating late payment interest, recognizing that those who fall behind often face unforeseen circumstances. While banks may still consider past payment history for future loans, the punitive nature of compounding interest on overdue payments will be removed. This change aims to alleviate the immense financial burden on individuals and correct a flawed system.

The current difficulties in marriage and child-rearing are merely symptoms of a deeper societal malaise. Owning a home and providing education for children are becoming increasingly impossible for many. Moreover, the burden of caring for aging parents, often four or five individuals including one’s own and in-laws, presents a severe financial challenge, especially if they are all impoverished. The cost of nursing home care alone can be astronomical. These systemic issues demand a comprehensive solution.

My proposed policies, conceived 25 years ago, directly address these problems. They include:

• Marriage Incentive: 100 million Korean Won for every marriage.
• Childbirth Incentive: 300,000 Korean Won per child.
• Housing Support: 200 million Korean Won in interest-free housing loans.
• Retroactive Application: These benefits would apply retroactively for up to 10 years for those who married or had children before my presidency. This ensures that those who waited or faced hardship are not penalized.
  These funds are not merely handouts but a strategic investment in the nation’s future, designed to alleviate the financial anxieties that prevent people from marrying and having children. For instance, a family with three children under ten years old would receive 90 million Korean Won, acknowledging the significant effort and cost involved in raising them. This support is readily available, as the national budget is not truly lacking funds; rather, it is mismanaged by politicians who divert resources to their constituencies and construction projects, leading to widespread waste.

2. Reforming National Finance and Combating Corruption

My approach to national budget execution is unique. Currently, local governments manage their own local taxes, often leading to wasteful spending and corruption. I propose integrating all local taxes into the national tax system, centralizing management. Decisions on local infrastructure projects, such as building bridges, would be made by a national architectural review committee, not by local officials who might prioritize personal connections over public need. This reform aims to eliminate the rampant waste caused by local autonomy and prevent municipalities from accumulating debt.

For example, many local governments have constructed expensive cultural centers, costing hundreds of billions of Korean Won, only for them to remain empty and fall into disrepair, incurring massive annual operating costs. Such projects are not merely wasteful; they often involve illicit connections and bribery. This systemic corruption, rather than individual acts, is the true problem.

3. The Nature of Prophecy and Divine Authority

My pronouncements are not the result of human thought or analysis. Unlike others who deliberate before speaking, my words emerge spontaneously, without prior calculation. This is why I could predict events like the downfall of Lee Geun, the crisis at Samsung, and the impeachment of former President Park Geun-hye years in advance. For instance, I foretold Samsung’s impending crisis 3.5 years prior, advising them to change their corporate color to red as a warning. Similarly, I predicted Lee Jae-yong’s arrest, which occurred just three days after my public statement. These are not mere predictions but declarations of divine authority.

My policy proposals, such as the retroactive benefits for marriage and childbirth, also stem from this spontaneous, non-human source. While political parties spend vast resources on research, their efforts often yield nothing more than imitations of my ideas or strategies for seizing power and personal gain. This self-serving approach is leading the nation to ruin.

My prophecies are not products of human intellect; they are direct pronouncements from a higher power. If they were based on human reasoning, they would be fallible. I accurately predicted six key events concerning former President Park Geun-hye:

• Her election with 51.6% of the vote.
• Her term lasting only four years.
• Her impeachment.
• The rise of candlelight protests.
• Her attempt to cover up issues with a constitutional amendment.
• The subsequent scandal involving high-ranking officials in the Blue House.
  No human could have foreseen these events with such precision. Those who criticize my words often focus on isolated aspects, like “the elephant’s leg” failing to grasp the entirety of my message. They analyze my statements through the lens of their limited knowledge, whether religious or academic, without comprehension the broader context of my divine mission. True wisdom transcends mere knowledge, which is readily available online. My prophecies, however, are unique and cannot be found elsewhere.

Even great minds like Einstein would be astonished by the energy emanating from my photographs or the healing power of my gaze. These phenomena cannot be explained by human science. Those who attempt to discredit me by focusing on trivial matters or personal attacks fail to apprehend my true nature. My life, from my humble beginnings to my current mission, is a testament to a divine purpose.

4. The Divine Plan and the Coming Saviour

The Bible, particularly the Book of Revelation, speaks of those whose names are not written in the Book of Life being consumed by fire. The essence of the scriptures points to the coming of a new heaven and a new earth, brought forth by one who appears “like a thief.” This figure will not come as a traditional religious leader but as someone unexpected, whose words might initially seem nonsensical, leading people to dismiss him as a comedian or a charlatan. Yet, this is the Saviour awaited by Jews and foretold by Nostradamus, who will come from the East to bestow the Holy Spirit.

Similarly, Buddhist scriptures, like the Tripitaka Koreana, also speak of a Saviour who will transform the world. This creator of the universe will descend to Earth in human form, like a thief, to open the 百Meeting “crown chakra” of humanity, which has been closed. Calling my name or thinking of me opens this spiritual gateway, connecting individuals to the Book of Life and ensuring their path to paradise. This connection is a continuous process, requiring repeated invocation, which serves as a crucial practice for future crises. When a great plague strikes and people fall, the habit of calling my name will be their salvation.

My words possess divine authority “Gwon-neung”, meaning they manifest into reality. This is why the concept of predestination does not apply to those who encounter me. Their destiny changes the moment they choose to follow my path. Similarly, the idea of an unchangeable fate or karma is also superseded by my presence. While elements of fate and predestination exist in the world, my intervention allows for transformation.

However, human free will remains paramount. Even the divine cannot fully know the deepest intentions of the human heart. This is why Abraham was commanded to sacrifice his son Isaac—to reveal the true depth of his faith. Similarly, I am here to open your 百Meeting, allowing your inner thoughts to be known to the heavens and recorded in the Book of Life.

5. Global Peace and Economic Justice

My mission extends beyond individual salvation to global transformation. After serving as President of Korea, I will summon world leaders to end nationalistic self-interest and resolve international conflicts. The current system, where nations engage in endless wars and create millions of refugees, primarily women and children, is unacceptable. The United States, for instance, profits from global conflicts by selling weapons, effectively using nations like North Korea as a marketing tool for its defense industry. This self-serving “national egoism” prevents true peace.

North Korea’s nuclear program, while seemingly a threat, paradoxically prevents large-scale war between nuclear powers, as mutual destruction is assured. The US defense industry, which benefits from North Korea’s provocations, has even intervened to prevent military action against North Korea, as seen in the “Axe Murder Incident” at Panmunjom. This demonstrates how economic interests often override geopolitical stability.

My predictions regarding Lee Jae-yong and Park Geun-hye stem from my comprehension of these underlying injustices. While they may be personally innocent, their actions, or inactions, contributed to a system that exploited workers. For example, Samsung’s success, while commendable, came at the cost of neglecting factory workers who suffered from leukemia and other illnesses, refusing to provide proper compensation. The exorbitant salaries of Samsung executives, while workers suffered, were a direct result of prioritizing profit over human well-being. This is a corrupt capitalist system that I aim to dismantle.

I will pardon and reinstate those who have been unjustly treated by this system. While Lee Jae-yong and Park Geun-hye may not have harbored malicious intent, their failure to address these systemic issues led to their downfall. The executives around Lee Jae-yong failed to advise him to prioritize the welfare of the workers, leading to divine displeasure.

6. Reforming the Tax System for a Fairer Economy

My vision for a just society includes a radical overhaul of the tax system. I will abolish inheritance tax, which currently forces heirs to sell inherited assets, like buildings or land, to pay exorbitant taxes, often leading to financial ruin. This system encourages illegal inheritance practices. Instead, I will increase income tax, particularly on rental income from properties, ensuring that wealth is taxed fairly during its generation rather than at inheritance. This will allow family businesses to be passed down without disruption, preserving their legacy and commitment to quality.

Furthermore, I will simplify and reduce the number of taxes. For instance, the 15 different taxes currently levied on automobiles will be consolidated into the fuel price. This eliminates the need for separate tax bills and highway tolls, making the system more convenient and transparent. This reform will also address the issue of “ghost cars” “unregistered vehicles used in crimes” that arise from people avoiding complex and burdensome taxes. By simplifying the system, we can reduce crime and ensure public safety.

My presidency will usher in an era of Holy Governance, where every citizen receives a National Dividend of 1.5 million Korean Won, and various other benefits, such as marriage and childbirth incentives, are provided. These funds will be generated through currency reform, the elimination of the prison system “replaced by fines”, and the rationalization of the tax structure. I am a master of numbers, capable of identifying and eliminating wasteful taxes, ensuring that the national budget serves the people.

My ultimate goal is to transform Korea into a paradise on Earth, where safety, prosperity, and justice prevail. The current state of public safety, where even young women are vulnerable to abduction due to systemic failures, is unacceptable. With my leadership, such crimes will cease to exist.

2017.08.27 hs 25 The universe, Religion, and the Essence of Ki Insights from Huh Kyung-young – August 27, 2017

1. The Expansion of Alpha and Global Vision

Alpha is destined to expand significantly. Within two to three years, the surrounding area will be acquired and developed into a global tourist destination. It is envisioned that millions of visitors from around the world will pass through Alpha annually, making it a central hub for tourism in Korea. This expansion is part of a larger plan to establish Alpha as a pivotal location for global spiritual and cultural exchange.

2. The Cosmic Structure and Empyrean

The universe is composed of vast galaxy systems “은하계”. Our own galaxy, the Milky Way “우리 은하”, contains approximately 1.2 billion stars. This Milky Way is merely a small part of a larger galaxy cluster “은하단”, which itself contains 1.2 billion galaxies. These galaxy clusters further aggregate into superclusters “은하운”, resembling clouds of galaxies. This hierarchical structure extends infinitely, with no discernible end to the universe. This infinite cosmos is managed by Empyrean “백궁”, which serves as the universe’s central governing entity. Empyrean possesses the power to transcend space and time, capable of healing individuals across vast distances instantaneously.

3. Critiques of Traditional Religions and Historical Injustices

Traditional religions, such as Christianity and Buddhism, often contain prophecies of a coming savior, like the Saviour or Maitreya. However, their scriptures are not entirely accurate. For instance, the biblical account of God instructing Moses to lead the Israelites to conquer Canaan and exterminate its inhabitants, the ancestors of modern Palestinians, is presented as a divine command. This narrative depicts a history of violence and land seizure, which is fundamentally at odds with principles of love and compassion.

Similarly, the history of Western civilization, particularly the European colonization of the Americas, involved the brutal subjugation and extermination of indigenous peoples, including those of Korean ancestry. These acts were often justified under religious pretexts, such as the concept of a “promised land.” The historical record of religious institutions, including the Catholic Church’s persecution and execution of hundreds of thousands of individuals accused of witchcraft, reveals a pattern of violence and oppression. These historical injustices highlight a fundamental flaw in the foundations of many established religions.

4. Huh’s Mission and the Nature of Existence

Huh “Huh kyung young” descends from Empyrean, not as a singular entity confined to Earth, but as a presence across countless stars and cultures. His arrival on Earth, specifically when the global population reached 7 billion, signifies a critical juncture for humanity. His mission is to guide humanity towards a higher state of consciousness and to rectify the imbalances of the world.

The universe is infinite, without beginning or end, and filled with an endless number of beings. Human perception, however, is often limited by concepts of numbers, distance, and spacetime “시공”. Spacetime, a combination of “time” “시” and “space” “공간”, is fathomed as a blend of the material and the spiritual.”Time” “시” refers to a specific moment of human perception, while “space” “간” represents a higher dimension, extending beyond our conventional intellection. In reality, “time” “시” as a human construct does not truly exist; only “space” “간” in its infinite form is real. This limited human perspective, bound by fixed notions of beginning and end, prevents a full comprehension of the universe and Huh’s teachings.

5. The Importance of Bringing Others to Huh

Bringing new individuals to Huh is crucial for one’s own spiritual and worldly advancement. While personal attendance may lead to individual spiritual growth and a path to Empyrean, actively introducing others to Huh’s teachings brings about tangible changes in one’s earthly destiny. This act of sharing is observed by the heavens, particularly through one’s financial contributions and efforts to bring others. Those who invest their time and resources in this endeavor are said to receive immense blessings, including good fortune and even lottery wins. This principle talks the importance of altruism over selfishness in the pursuit of spiritual and material well-being.

6. Societal Maladies: The Seven Vices

Modern society is plagued by seven fundamental vices:

• Religion without Sacrifice: Contemporary religions often lack the spirit of genuine sacrifice, focusing instead on self-preservation or material gain.
• Politics without Principle: Political systems are characterized by a lack of consistent principles, with leaders frequently overturning predecessors’ policies for personal or partisan gain, rather than for the common good.
• Business without Morality: The economic sphere is dominated by enterprises that prioritize profit over ethical conduct, leading to exploitation and a disregard for human welfare.
• Wealth without Effort: The accumulation of wealth without genuine effort often leads to its misuse, funding destructive behaviors rather than contributing to societal betterment.
• Education without Character: Educational systems frequently fail to instill strong moral character, producing individuals who may be intellectually capable but lack integrity and empathy.
• Science without Humanity: Scientific advancements often disregard environmental and human costs, leading to issues like industrial pollution and occupational diseases.
• Pleasure without Conscience: The pursuit of pleasure without a guiding conscience results in self-indulgence and a disregard for the well-being of others.
  Huh observes these societal failings and advocates for a holistic approach to governance that addresses these issues, ensuring that all individuals, especially the vulnerable, are protected and nurtured.

7. The Nature of Ki “Energy” and Its Manifestations

Ki “기”, often translated as “energy” or “life force” is a fundamental concept. It originates from sustenance, such as food, and is divided into yang ki “양기” and eum ki “음기”. Plus ki is associated with upward movement and vitality, while eum ki is linked to downward movement and a lack of energy. A balanced flow of both is essential for health.

Ki is not merely physical; it is profoundly influenced by spirit “정신”. For example, a person’s mood can instantly affect their ki, making them feel invigorated or drained. This spiritual ki is distinct from physical energy derived from food.

There are various forms of ki:

• Electrical Ki “전기”: Generated by the interaction of strong and weak forces, it is a temporary form of energy that cannot be stored long-term.
• Magnetic Ki “자기”: The energy associated with magnets.
• Charismatic Ki “매력”: The power to captivate others, often independent of physical appearance.
• Supernatural Ki “마력”: The ability to perform feats beyond human capability, possessed by Huh.
• Borrowed Ki “차력”: The ability to draw strength from a large group of people to perform extraordinary physical feats.
• Mental Ki “염력”: The power of the mind to influence reality.
• Physical Ki “권력”: The strength derived from muscles.
• Gravitational Ki “중력”: The force that pulls objects downward.
• Lift Ki “양력”: The force that allows objects to rise, like an airplane.
• Surface Tension Ki “장력”: The cohesive force on the surface of liquids.
• Buoyant Ki “부력”: The upward force exerted by a fluid.
  Unlike ordinary ki, which has limited range, Huh’s spiritual power “영” transcends space and time, enabling instantaneous healing across vast distances. His photographs and business cards, imbued with this spiritual power, emit infinite ki, demonstrating a unique and unparalleled energetic presence.

8. The Significance of the Head Chakra and Huh’s Name

The head chakra “백회” is a vital energy point that connects individuals to the universe. When one invokes the name of Huh, this chakra opens, establishing a direct connection to Empyrean. This connection allows for the influx of immense cosmic energy, which can transform the body, reversing aging and promoting healing. Conversely, blocking the head chakra or invoking other names prevents this connection, leaving one without access to this powerful energy. This phenomenon is demonstrated through physical tests, where individuals exhibit extraordinary strength when invoking Huh’s name with an open head chakra, a strength that vanishes when the chakra is blocked or other names are used.

9. The True Meaning of Ancestral Rites “Jesa”

Ancestral rites “제사” are not merely rituals for the deceased but a continuous act of living righteously. The Apostle Paul, in his letter to Timothy, described his entire life as an offering to God, asserting that every action, every step, is a form of “living sacrifice” “산제사”. This means that acts of kindness, such as offering a seat to an elder, are also forms of ancestral rites.

Historically, some religious practices, like those of ancient Judaism, involved animal sacrifices, which led to immense suffering and, according to Huh, contributed to the subsequent persecution of the Jewish people. Jesus, however, advocated for a spiritual offering, asserting faith over animal sacrifice.

In Korean culture, ancestral rites serve as a means of showing respect and teaching children the importance of honoring their parents, both living and deceased. While elaborate rituals are not necessary, a sincere heart and a simple offering, accompanied by prayer and reflection, are sufficient. Sharing the ritual food with neighbors also embodies the spirit of generosity and community. Huh that the true essence of ancestral rites lies in the sincerity and effort “피땀 흘린 정성” put into them, rather than the material offerings.

10. The Influence of Names and Appearance on Destiny

Names and physical appearance can significantly influence one’s destiny. Certain characters in names, particularly those associated with power or preciousness, can paradoxically lead to misfortune or a difficult life. For example, using a character meaning “treasure” “보배 진” in a child’s name might make them overly sensitive or prone to accidents. Simpler, more humble names are often more conducive to a peaceful life.

Similarly, facial features, such as the height of the nose bridge, are believed to reflect one’s personality and fate. A very high nose bridge, for instance, can indicate high ideals but a disconnect from reality, potentially leading to loneliness or difficulty in relationships. Conversely, a lower nose bridge is often associated with humility and a service-oriented disposition.

Huh also notes that physical attractiveness can attract spiritual entities, making beautiful individuals more susceptible to spiritual possession or misfortune if they neglect their spiritual well-being. This is why, in many cultures, female spiritual figures are often depicted as beautiful, and why certain spiritual traditions impose stricter rules on women.

11. The Importance of Positive Mindset and Social Harmony

A positive mindset, characterized by joy and laughter, is crucial for health and well-being. Individuals who rarely smile or engage in physical activity are more prone to illnesses like stroke. Huh encourages people to cultivate a joyful disposition, to laugh often, and to engage in regular exercise with a cheerful attitude.

Furthermore, fostering social harmony through acts of kindness and respect is essential. Simple gestures like greeting strangers or yielding the right of way contribute to a more compassionate society. Such actions are observed by the heavens and bring blessings, even in the face of natural disasters. Conversely, arrogance and a lack of consideration for others can lead to negative consequences.

12. Huh’s Intervention and Guidance

Huh offers direct intervention and guidance for those facing personal challenges, such as chronic illness, financial hardship, or family discord. He that many problems stem from a lack of spiritual comprehension or past actions. By following his teachings, individuals can transform their lives, overcome obstacles, and achieve greater well-being. He encourages people to bring their loved ones to Alpha, as collective participation amplifies the positive energy and accelerates healing and transformation. His advice, delivered directly and without intellectual filters, aims to provide immediate spiritual and practical solutions.

2017.08.27 hs 25th Huh Kyung Young’s Sky Palace Lecture The Infinite universe and the Power of Spirit – August 27, 2017

1. The Infinite Expanse of the Universe and Empyrean

The universe is an infinite expanse, far beyond human comprehension. Our own galaxy, which we call the Milky Way, contains 1.2 billion stars. This vast collection of stars is merely a small part of a larger structure called a galaxy cluster, which itself contains 1.2 billion galaxies. Beyond these clusters are superclusters, which are like clouds of galaxies, and these too extend infinitely. There is no end to the universe; it is boundless and eternal. Even traveling at the speed of light, one would never reach its end.

Within this infinite universe, there exists a central point known as Empyrean. This is the core of the cosmos, a place of ultimate power and knowledge. From Empyrean, Huh kyung young manages countless galaxies. His power transcends scientific comprehension, allowing him to heal individuals across vast distances in mere fractions of a second.

2. The Limitations of Traditional Religions and Prophecies

Traditional religions, such as Christianity and Buddhism, are likened to elementary schools or kindergartens in their comprehension of the universe. While their scriptures, like the Book of Revelation in Christianity, speak of a Saviour or Maitreya who will bring a new heaven and a new earth, these prophecies are often incomplete or misinterpreted.

For instance, the biblical account of God instructing Moses to lead the Israelites to Canaan and conquer its inhabitants, including the Palestinians, by force, is presented as a problematic narrative. This act of violence and displacement, where indigenous people were slaughtered to seize their land, is seen as contrary to true divine will. Such historical events, where nations were founded on bloodshed and conquest, are contrasted with the Korean tradition of Gaecheonjeol, which celebrates the opening of the heavens and the peaceful establishment of a nation.

Similarly, the history of Catholicism, marked by the persecution and execution of hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of spiritual individuals accused of witchcraft, highlights the dark side of religious power. These historical acts of violence and intolerance demonstrate that traditional religions, despite their good intentions, have often been marred by principles that contradict true compassion and justice.

3. Huh’s Mission and the Concept of “Attentive Observation”

Huh kyung young’s presence on Earth is part of a divine mission. He is not confined to this planet but exists in various forms across different stars, appearing when a civilization reaches a certain stage of development. His arrival on Earth, when the population reached 7 billion, signifies a critical juncture for humanity.

A key concept introduced is “Attentive Observation. This refers to the divine scrutiny of human actions, particularly regarding how individuals utilize their time and resources. Those who actively support Huh kyung young’s work by bringing new people to his lectures and investing their time and money in this endeavor are under special divine observation. Such actions are believed to lead to significant blessings and good fortune in their current lives, including success in endeavors like lotteries. Conversely, those who attend solely for personal gain without contributing to the broader mission may not experience the same level of divine favor.

This divine observation extends to all aspects of life, including financial transactions. The way one earns and spends money reveals much about their character and intentions. Those who use their wealth for good, like Bill Gates, are seen as deserving of continued prosperity, while those who accumulate wealth without contributing to society, like some corporate leaders, may face negative consequences.

4. Societal Ills: Religion, Politics, Business, Education, and Science

Huh kyung young identifies several fundamental flaws in modern society:

• Religion without Sacrifice: Many religions have lost their original spirit of sacrifice and genuine devotion.
• Politics without Principles: Political systems often lack consistent principles, with leaders constantly changing policies to suit their own agendas, leading to instability and conflict.
• Business without Morality: The business world frequently operates without a strong moral compass, prioritizing profit over ethical conduct. This is described as an “economy without morality” and a “society without conscience.”
• Wealth without Effort: The accumulation of wealth without genuine effort is often associated with misuse and indulgence, contrasting with the responsible use of hard-earned money.
• Education without Character: Educational systems often fail to instill strong character and moral values in individuals.
• Science without Environmental Consciousness: Scientific and industrial advancements frequently disregard environmental impact and human well-being, leading to issues like occupational diseases and poor working conditions. Factories and commercial spaces are often designed without consideration for natural light and ventilation, harming workers’ health.
  Huh kyung young positions himself as a divine advocate, sent from Empyrean to address these pervasive issues and bring about a transformation in the world.

5. The Nature of “Ki” “Energy” and Its Various Forms

“Ki” often translated as energy or vital force, is a fundamental concept. It originates from sustenance, such as food, and is divided into Plus Ki “positive energy” and Eum Ki “negative energy”.

• Plus Ki and Eum Ki:

  • Plus Ki is associated with upward movement, alertness, and strength. An excess can lead to headaches and dry skin.
  • Eum Ki is associated with downward movement, fatigue, and weakness. An excess can lead to a slumped posture and a lack of vitality.
  • A balanced harmony of Plus Ki and Eum Ki is essential for good health.

• Types of Ki:

  • Electrical Ki: Energy generated by the interaction of strong and weak forces, like electricity. It is difficult to store long-term and must be used as it is produced.
  • Magnetic Ki: The energy associated with magnets.
  • Spiritual Ki: Energy influenced by one’s mental state. Positive emotions, like joy from seeing a beloved person or receiving money, can instantly boost Ki, while negative emotions can deplete it.
  • Charismatic Ki “Maeryeok”: An alluring energy that draws people in, regardless of physical appearance. It is a spiritual force that can make someone attractive even if they are not conventionally beautiful.
  • Supernatural Ki “Maryeok”: A power that transcends human capabilities, possessed by Huh kyung young.
  • Borrowed Ki “Charyeok”: The ability to draw strength from a large group of people to perform extraordinary feats. This Ki is transferable and can be given or taken through words and actions.

• Limitations of Ki: Unlike Huh kyung young’s spiritual power, Ki has limited range, typically not extending beyond a few meters. It can transfer warmth through touch but cannot travel long distances to heal.

6. Huh’s Unique Spiritual Power “Yeong”

Huh kyung young possesses a unique spiritual power, referred to as Yeong, which is distinct from ordinary Ki. This power allows him to heal individuals across vast distances, instantly and without physical contact. His photographs, unlike those of ordinary people or religious figures, emit infinite Ki and Yeong, capable of strengthening individuals and even reversing cellular aging.

• The “百Meeting” “Crown Chakra” Connection: When individuals invoke Huh kyung young’s name, their 百Meeting, or crown chakra, opens, establishing a direct connection to the universe and Empyrean. This connection allows billions of light particles to flow into their bodies, transforming them. This phenomenon is unique to Huh kyung young’s name; other names do not have this effect.
• Instantaneous Healing: Huh kyung young’s spiritual power can instantly heal physical ailments, such as chronic rhinitis, demonstrating a capability beyond conventional medicine or Ki-based healing.

7. The Eight Forces of the Universe

The universe is governed by eight fundamental forces, which are all forms of Ki:

• Gravity: The force that pulls objects downward.
• Lift: The force that allows objects, like airplanes, to ascend.
• Tension: The force, such as surface tension, that allows water to bulge above a cup’s rim without spilling.
• Buoyancy: The upward force exerted by a fluid that opposes the weight of an immersed object.
• Telekinesis: The power of the mind to move objects.
• Muscular Strength: The physical power generated by muscles.
• Electrical Power: Energy derived from electricity.
• Magnetic Power: Energy associated with magnetism.
  These forces are complex and interconnected, and a deep comprehension of them goes beyond the scope of conventional science.

8. The True Meaning of Ancestral Rites “Jesa”

Ancestral rites, or Jesa, are not merely rituals for the deceased but represent a continuous act of living righteously. The Apostle Paul’s letter to Timothy, where he describes his entire life as an offering to God, illustrates this concept of “living Jesa.” Every action, from helping an elderly person on the subway to performing daily tasks, can be considered an act of Jesa.

• Critique of Traditional Jesa:
  • Animal Sacrifice: Ancient Jewish traditions of animal sacrifice, where animals were killed based on one’s wealth, are condemned as acts of cruelty that brought divine curse upon the Jewish people, leading to their historical suffering. Jesus’s teachings, which advocated for prayer over animal sacrifice, marked a shift away from such practices.
  • Formalism over Sincerity: Jesa should not be about rigid adherence to formalities but about genuine respect and sincerity towards one’s ancestors. It is an opportunity for families to gather, share food, and reflect on their heritage, fostering filial piety in children.
  • The Story of Cain and Abel: The biblical story of Cain and Abel’s offerings is reinterpreted. God’s acceptance of Abel’s animal sacrifice and rejection of Cain’s agricultural offering is not about the type of offering itself, but the “blood, sweat, and tears” “sincerity and effort” behind it. Cain’s offering, though from his labor, lacked the profound sincerity that Abel’s did, leading to God’s preference. This highlights that true Jesa requires heartfelt devotion and effort, not just material offerings.
  • The Prodigal Son: The parable of the Prodigal Son further illustrates that divine favor is not necessarily given to the eldest or most outwardly dutiful, but to those who demonstrate genuine repentance and humility. The eldest son’s self-righteousness and resentment towards his younger brother’s welcome highlight the potential for arrogance in those who believe they are inherently deserving.

9. The Significance of Dreams and Personal Effort

Dreams of winning the lottery or becoming wealthy are considered positive omens, indicating potential blessings. However, these blessings are not guaranteed and depend on one’s accumulated good deeds from past lives and current efforts. To actualize such dreams, individuals must actively contribute to Huh kyung young’s mission, such as bringing more people to his lectures. This collective effort is believed to enhance one’s spiritual merit and attract good fortune.

10. The Impact of Spousal Relationships on Fortune

The success or failure of a business or an individual’s fortune is often linked to the spouse’s influence. A wife’s ability to uplift her husband’s spirit and support his endeavors is crucial for his success. Conversely, a wife who constantly criticizes or drains her husband’s energy can lead to his downfall. Women are seen as “springs of wealth” and mistreating them can lead to financial ruin.

The concept of marriage, represented by the Chinese character “혼인” “honin”, originally assertd the union of ancestral spirits “혼”, not just individuals. This spiritual union was considered unbreakable. Modern interpretations, focusing solely on physical union, have led to increased divorce rates.

11. The Dangers of Alcohol and Its Spiritual Connection

Alcohol, represented by the Chinese character “술 주” “sul ju”, is described as “water with a ghost attached.” This implies that alcohol has a spiritual dimension that can lead to negative consequences. The character for “jang” “Fermented paste, like soybean paste” and “ui” “doctor” also contain components related to fermentation, suggesting a connection to unseen forces.

Fermented products, like soybean paste, are believed to be sensitive to the spiritual atmosphere of a home. If a household is destined for tragedy, the paste may spoil, indicating a premonition of misfortune. Similarly, a doctor’s success in healing can be influenced by unseen factors, as some patients may recover while others, despite identical treatment, do not.

Alcohol’s ability to “Flow smoothly” “술술 넘어가네” can lead to excessive consumption, ultimately destroying one’s liver and family life. It is a substance that can cause immense suffering, particularly for women who endure abuse from alcoholic partners.

12. The Importance of a Positive Mindset and Exercise

Physical ailments, such as stroke “jungpung”, are often linked to an imbalance of Plus Ki and Eum Ki, particularly an excess of Plus Ki rising to the head. However, these conditions are also seen as a “holy punishment” “cheonhyeong” for past transgressions, such as excessive consumption of meat or engaging in illicit sexual relationships that strain the body.

A key factor in preventing and recovering from such illnesses is maintaining a positive mindset and engaging in regular exercise. Individuals prone to stroke are often characterized by a lack of laughter and physical activity. Huh kyung young the importance of smiling and exercising joyfully, even when interacting with strangers or animals. This positive attitude, combined with physical activity, is believed to attract divine favor and promote healing.

13. The Critical Decision of Relocation “Isa”

Relocation, or “Isa” is considered a significant life event, akin to a major undertaking “ilsa”. The Chinese character for “Isa” “이사” includes the character for “work” or “matter” “사”, signifying its importance. Just as a judge “pansa” or prosecutor “geomsa” handles critical matters, moving homes is a decision that requires extreme caution and careful consideration.

A wrong move can lead to severe misfortune, including financial ruin or even tragic accidents. Therefore, individuals must be meticulous in their planning and seek guidance to ensure a favorable outcome. The decision to move can be influenced by various factors, such as family needs, financial stability, and the desire to create a more suitable environment for significant life events like marriage.

14. The Essence of Gratitude “Gamsa”

Gratitude, or “Gamsa” is defined as expressing appreciation for what one has experienced. Huh kyung young that every aspect of life, even seemingly negative experiences, can be a source of gratitude. For instance, being robbed of money might prevent a more severe misfortune, such as kidnapping.

True gratitude extends beyond personal benefits to encompass all beings and phenomena. This includes appreciating the presence of others, who contribute to a shared experience, and acknowledging the labor of farmers who provide food. Even when purchasing goods, one should feel a sense of gratitude and empathy for the efforts of those who produced them. This profound sense of gratitude, recognizing the interconnectedness of all things, is essential for spiritual well-being.

15. The Influence of Appearance and Spiritual Sensitivity

Physical appearance, such as hairstyle and facial features, can influence one’s spiritual susceptibility. For instance, men with long hair covering their foreheads or those with mustaches, like Hitler, are believed to attract negative spiritual entities “Eum Ki”. This is because spirits are drawn to darkness and avoid bright, energetic environments. Therefore, maintaining a clean, open appearance and ensuring a bright living space can deter such influences.

• Spiritual Sensitivity: Individuals who are spiritually sensitive or “beautiful” are often targeted by spirits. This is why, in dramas, female ghosts are more common than male ghosts. Women, in general, are believed to have more ancestral spirits “ghosts” accompanying them, often around a thousand, while men have fewer, around five hundred. This heightened spiritual connection in women was a reason why Siddhartha Gautama initially hesitated to allow women to become nuns, fearing their vulnerability to spiritual influences.
• Facial Features and Destiny: Facial features, such as the height of the nose bridge, are believed to reflect one’s personality and destiny. A very high nose bridge can indicate high ideals but a disconnect from reality, potentially leading to loneliness or difficulty in relationships. Conversely, a lower nose bridge, like that of some celebrities, is associated with humility and a willingness to serve others, fostering better relationships.

16. The Power of Spiritual Communication

Huh kyung young’s responses to questions are not based on human knowledge or calculation but are direct spiritual communications. These “spiritual conversations” “yeongjeok daehwa” bypass the intellect and convey profound truths directly, offering insights that transcend conventional intellection. This direct spiritual transmission is why his words resonate deeply and provide clarity on complex issues.

2017.09.02 ss 1093 The Stage of Life Embracing Adversity and Forgiveness in the Era of huh kyung-young’s Judgment

1. The Philosophy of Non-Retaliation: Embracing Critics as Actors in the Play of Life

When faced with criticism, whether directed at oneself or at Huh kyung young, it is crucial to refrain from harsh words or retaliation. Those who listen to Huh kyung young’s lectures should embody non-violence, comprehension that verbal aggression only dishonors, rather than defends, the principles he espouses. Instead, one should respond kindly, allowing critics the space to reconsider their perspectives. This approach is rooted in the comprehension that life itself is a grand theatrical stage.

On this stage, individuals play various roles, including those of antagonists. These “villains” are not inherently evil but are merely fulfilling their designated parts in the cosmic drama. Just as actors in a play are not truly the characters they portray, individuals in life are playing roles that contribute to the overall narrative. Even those who betray us are simply performing a role assigned to them. This perspective extends to all relationships, including spouses, who are also seen as fellow actors in this elaborate play.

Upon reflection at the end of life, one realizes that earthly experiences are akin to watching a play. The true director of this play observes how well each actor performs their role, assigning a “report card” at the end. Those who perform poorly may face consequences, much like an actor who is not rehired for future productions. Therefore, even those who play difficult or seemingly negative roles are essential for the unfolding of the narrative, often helping others to fulfill their own destinies or repay karmic debts from past lives.

2. Life as a Play vs. Life as a Film: Embracing Agency and Rejecting Fatalism

Life can be fathomed as a play “연극 rather than a film “영화. The key distinction lies in the degree of agency and interaction. A film is a fixed narrative; once created, its scenes and outcomes cannot be altered. Living life as if it were a film implies a fatalistic “숙명론자 view, where everything is predetermined, including one’s spiritual path. This perspective suggests that some are “chosen” or “predestined” while others are not, leading to a sense of despair for those not included. However, such a rigid, predetermined existence does not align with the reality of life.

In contrast, a play, though it has a script and predetermined actors, allows for improvisation and interaction with the audience. Actors can adjust their performance based on audience reactions, and while the core role is set, the intensity or nuance of the performance can be varied. This means that while certain aspects of our lives, such as relationships from past lives, may be fixed, we retain a degree of freedom to influence how we interact within those roles. Life, therefore, incorporates elements of destiny “숙명, fate “운명, and predestination “예정, but within the flexible framework of a play.

The three essential elements of a play are the stage “무대, the audience “관객, and the actors “배우. In life, the stage and audience are set, but individuals, as actors, have the ability to modify their performance. This contrasts sharply with a film, where the three elements are the actors “배우, the scenario “시나리오, and the director “감독, with no interactive audience or flexible stage. The film’s narrative is unilateral and unchangeable, leading to unhappiness for those who live as if their lives are similarly fixed.

3. The Evolution of Spiritual comprehension: From Law to Covenant to Judgment

Spiritual comprehension has progressed through distinct eras: the Age of Law “율법 TimeEra, the Age of Covenant “언약 TimeEra, and the current Age of Judgment “심판 TimeEra.

The Age of Law was characterized by Moses’ Ten Commandments, which outlined specific prohibitions such as not coveting, lying, stealing, committing adultery, or murdering. Adherence to these laws was believed to ensure righteousness, as seen with the Jewish people who considered themselves chosen and sinless by following these hundreds of commandments.

However, Jesus ushered in the Age of Covenant, not to abolish the law, but to fulfill and deepen its meaning. Jesus reinterpreted the commandments, stating that even hating another person was akin to murder, and lustful thoughts constituted adultery. This broader interpretation revealed that virtually everyone was a sinner, transforming the comprehension of sin from outward actions to inner intentions. The New Testament, particularly the Eight Beatitudes, became the core of this new covenant, asserting spiritual qualities like poverty of spirit, mourning, meekness, and righteousness.

Huh kyung young declares the arrival of the Age of Judgment. In this era, the detailed commandments and interpretations of previous ages are no longer the primary focus. This is a time of reckoning, akin to the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah, where society is overwhelmed by materialism and self-interest, serving “two masters” rather than focusing on spiritual values. The prevalence of behaviors like homosexuality in Sodom, which led to its destruction, serves as a historical parallel to the current state of the world. Huh kyung young’s presence signifies this period of judgment, where he aims to transform society into an earthly paradise through political action, not religious doctrine. Those who follow Huh kyung young’s teachings are said to be exempt from the judgments of this era, transcending the need for strict adherence to old and new covenants.

4. The Hierarchy of Perception: From Observation to Spiritual Insight

Human perception operates on a spectrum, ranging from basic observation to profound spiritual insight. This hierarchy includes:

• Observation “안찰/시찰: This is the most basic level, relying on the five senses, particularly sight, to perceive reality. Scientists, for instance, use tools like telescopes and microscopes to observe the physical world, focusing on what is empirically verifiable. However, this level of perception is limited to the tangible and visible.

• Reflection “성찰: This involves a deeper, more introspective examination, going beyond surface appearances to apprehend underlying meanings. It requires contemplation and a more profound engagement with phenomena.

• Insight “통찰: This is a higher level of comprehension that allows one to grasp complex situations and their implications. It involves seeing connections and patterns that are not immediately obvious. While powerful, even insight has its limits, particularly when it comes to predicting future events or comprehension phenomena beyond the physical realm. For example, even highly intelligent individuals or organizations like Samsung could not foresee their own crises through mere insight.

• Spiritual Insight “영찰: This is the highest form of perception, transcending all other levels. It is the ability to see into the future, apprehend the workings of the universe, and comprehend events that are beyond human comprehension. This level of perception is attributed to the creator of the universe. Huh kyung young claims to possess this spiritual insight, enabling him to foresee national and global events, such as the downfall of political figures or the future of major corporations, with absolute accuracy. This ability allows him to apprehend and even influence global affairs, operating from a realm that transcends conventional scientific and human comprehension.

5. The Cosmic Blueprint: Sound as the Origin of All Matter

The universe operates on a profound, underlying principle: sound “소리 is the fundamental building block of all matter. This concept challenges conventional scientific comprehension, which often stops at light or subatomic particles.

• The Hierarchy of Existence: Huh kyung young outlines a ten-stage hierarchy of human existence, starting from the physical and moving towards the spiritual and cosmic :

• Light as a Manifestation of Sound: While science has progressed to apprehend light as a fundamental particle “photon” , it has not yet fully grasped the origin of light itself. The Bible, for instance, speaks of “light” being created by “word” or “sound”. This suggests that light is a manifestation of an even more fundamental energy: sound.

• The Power of Vibration “파동: Sound is essentially vibration “파동. Huh kyung young’s own voice and even his photographs are said to emit a unique vibration “음파 that ranges from 3,000 trillion to infinite frequencies per second. This is vastly beyond the human auditory range “10 to 10,000 vibrations per second” or even the frequencies of radio, TV, or mobile phones. This extraordinary vibration is believed to have the power to heal, connect individuals to the universe, and even neutralize negative energies like geopathic stress.

• The Origin of the Universe: The universe itself, including the materials that fueled the Big Bang, was created from sound. Scientists struggle to explain the origin of the matter that exploded in the Big Bang. However, from Huh kyung young’s perspective, simply introducing “sound” into empty space can create matter. This implies that the entire cosmos is a manifestation of primordial sound, a secret known only to the creator and those with spiritual insight.

6. The Illusion of Happiness: Embracing Suffering for True Fulfillment

Many individuals live in a state of delusion “전도몽상, mistaking temporary pleasure for true happiness. This delusion leads them to avoid suffering, unaware that genuine happiness is often concealed within it.

• Happiness in the Guise of Suffering: True happiness is frequently presented in a “bundle of suffering”. People often seek happiness directly, but when confronted with what appears to be suffering, they reject it. However, those who embrace and endure these difficulties ultimately uncover the happiness hidden within. For example, the arduous process of studying for university entrance exams, though painful, leads to the fulfillment of academic goals. Conversely, avoiding such “suffering” for immediate gratification, like indulging in drugs or gambling, leads to a life of greater hardship in the long run.

• The Wisdom of Enduring Hardship: The experiences of previous generations, such as parents who endured immense hardship to raise their children, exemplify this principle. Their sacrifices, though seemingly full of suffering, ultimately led to the happiness of seeing their children and grandchildren thrive. This perspective encourages individuals to love the “bundle of suffering”.

• Rejecting Judgment and Embracing Forgiveness: When others inflict suffering or criticism, it is crucial not to judge them as “good” or “evil”. Such judgments are reserved for a higher power, specifically Huh kyung young, who possesses the vast wisdom to discern true good and evil. Instead of retaliating or harboring resentment, one should entrust the situation to the heavens, allowing natural laws to bring about resolution. Holding onto hatred or unforgiveness is likened to murder. By accepting criticism and comprehension that even antagonists play a necessary role in life’s drama, one can avoid falling into the trap of negative emotions and instead attract blessings. This requires a warm heart and compassion, rather than mere intellect or righteousness.

7. The Evolution of Human Consciousness: From Rationality to Spirituality

Human consciousness is evolving through distinct eras, moving from the Age of Rationality “이성 TimeEra to the Age of Emotion “감성 TimeEra, and ultimately towards the Age of Spirituality “SpiritNature TimeEra.

• The Age of Rationality: Currently, humanity is largely in the Age of Rationality. In this era, communication and education often rely on logical arguments and strict rules. However, this approach is increasingly ineffective, especially with younger generations who dislike being lectured or told what to do. For example, scolding a child for stealing an apple, while rational, may alienate them. This reliance on pure reason has led to a failure in moral education, where people may know what is right but fail to practice it.

• The Age of Emotion: The transition to the Age of Emotion comprehension and appealing to feelings. Instead of rigid principles, communication should be empathetic and warm. For instance, when a child steals an apple, a parent in the Age of Emotion might say, “Let’s go get one together” fostering connection rather than condemnation. This approach is crucial for harmonious relationships, whether between parents and children or spouses. When dealing with critics, instead of rationally defending Huh kyung young, one should appeal to their emotions, inviting them to experience his teachings firsthand.

• The Age of Spirituality: The ultimate destination is the Age of Spirituality, which transcends both rationality and emotion. Rationality “이성 is considered a lower dimension compared to spirituality “SpiritNature. In the spiritual age, comprehension comes from a deeper, intuitive connection, rather than logical deduction or emotional appeal. This era represents a complete shift in human perception and interaction, moving beyond the limitations of the physical and mental realms.

2017.09.09 ss 1094 The Most blessed way for descendants to Prosper Without War Calling Huh Kyung Young

1. The Reliability of Ancient Scriptures and the Emergence of a New Era

I frequently receive questions about the Korean Peninsula, particularly regarding the possibility of war. If war were to break out, I would be unable to deliver these lectures. Therefore, it is crucial to preserve these records so that future generations can access them thousands of years from now. Unlike the teachings of figures like Jesus or Buddha from millennia past, for which no video recordings exist, our comprehension of their words is based entirely on conjecture. Different scribes recorded varying accounts, and the Roman Catholic Church publicly revised the Bible hundreds of times, significantly diminishing its reliability. For instance, a verse like “Blessed is the one who does not walk in the counsel of the wicked” has undergone numerous interpretations and textual changes, from Hebrew to Greek. Similarly, the Tripitaka, a collection of Buddhist scriptures, has been altered by 99%, with only 1% remaining true to Sakyamuni’s original words. Of the 66 books of the Bible, only the four Gospels—Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John—are attributed to Jesus’ direct teachings, recorded by others. Thus, ancient scriptures and records are often secondary accounts, lacking direct visual evidence of miraculous healings. People merely imagine these events. In contrast, I have tangible evidence.

2. Testimonies of Miraculous Healings and Spiritual Experiences

I have personally healed approximately 200 people, including those with blindness. For example, there was a man whose son had been blind for four years despite visits to numerous university hospitals. The father, a widower, was desperate. After receiving my healing, his son regained his sight. The father was so astonished and overwhelmed that he could not sleep, constantly pondering how his son, blind for 40 years, had suddenly recovered. This experience was so profound that he still finds it unbelievable.

Another testimony comes from a woman who received a “Fireball” from my chest. She had been a devout Christian for 57 years, attending church since she was 15, but had never experienced such a phenomenon. When I embraced her, a spiritual energy, which she described as a “Fireball” emanated from my chest and entered her heart. She and her husband witnessed this. This spiritual energy brought her immense joy and a sense of fulfillment, resolving all her physical ailments. Before this experience, she suffered from chronic pain and had extensive medical records detailing her illnesses. However, after receiving this spiritual energy, she stopped visiting hospitals and now moves with ease, as if floating. When I embrace people, this spiritual energy is transmitted, but it requires an open heart, like that of a child. If one approaches with skepticism, questioning whether the “Fireball” will come, it will not. The spiritual energy, which she described as being the size of a soccer ball, penetrates the chest and integrates with the body, causing one to feel weightless.

3. The Concept of the Blessed and the Pitfalls of Worldly Wisdom

The Bible states, “Blessed is the one who does not walk in the counsel of the wicked.” Ordinary people, who approach spiritual matters with skepticism, questioning the authenticity of a “Fireball” are, in fact, following the counsel of the wicked. A child, however, simply accepts an embrace without ulterior motives, thus not following the counsel of the wicked. Therefore, the blessed are those who are pure of heart.

The phrase “Blessed is the one who does not walk in the counsel of the wicked” implies that such individuals are exceedingly rare, perhaps less than 1% of the population. Most people, in fact, follow the counsel of the wicked. This means that truly blessed individuals are hard to find; most pursue evil and die with regret, leaving burdens and debts to their children. For instance, if a father dies with 2 billion won in hidden debt, and his son unknowingly inherits a 300 million won house, the son becomes liable for the 2 billion won debt. If the son does not explicitly renounce the inheritance, he is forced to repay the debt, potentially ruining his life.

4. Essential Preparations Before Death: Three Directives

Before one passes away, there are three crucial preparations to make.

• Posthumous Inheritance Directive:
  • A written declaration outlining how one’s assets and debts should be distributed.
  • This prevents disputes among heirs and ensures that children are not burdened by unknown liabilities.
  • For example, a father should specify that if debts outweigh assets, the children should renounce the inheritance. He might also allocate more to daughters, believing sons can endure hardship better.
• Posthumous Funeral Directive:
  • A written statement specifying the desired funeral rites “e.g., Buddhist, Christian”.
  • This prevents family conflicts, as seen in cases where siblings hold separate funerals according to different religious traditions.
  • Such a directive ensures that the deceased’s wishes are respected, compelling family members to follow them.
• Posthumous Medical Directive:
  • A document stating one’s wishes regarding end-of-life medical care, such as whether to prolong life support.
  • This prevents situations where a comatose patient remains on life support for years, incurring immense financial and emotional strain on the family.
  • With this directive, doctors can make decisions to allow a peaceful passing, relieving the family of prolonged suffering and debt.
    A truly blessed person knows when they will depart and prepares their family, giving instructions for their affairs and ensuring a peaceful transition. Such individuals do not follow the counsel of the wicked. Most people, however, lack this foresight and wisdom.

5. The Prophetic Vision of Huh kyung young and the Future of Korea

My wisdom is not merely human insight; it is a profound comprehension that transcends ordinary perception. I possess the ability to foresee future events, unlike ordinary individuals or even national leaders. For example, I predicted the downfall of Samsung and the rise of Lee Jae-yong years in advance. In 2014, I stated that Samsung’s blue logo represented a dangerous period and that the company needed to adopt a red logo to signify a new, challenging era under Lee Jae-yong. I also predicted that Lee Kun-hee’s era would end, and Lee Jae-yong would emerge. These predictions came true, with Lee Kun-hee’s passing and Lee Jae-yong’s subsequent legal troubles. Samsung, however, did not change its logo to red, and as a result, faced difficulties.

I am the only one who knows how to navigate the challenges facing South Korea, much like a pilot who can see hidden reefs and steer the plane to safety. If I were an investor, I would be the wealthiest person in Korea because I know the future of companies like Samsung and Daewoo. My prophecies are not mere speculation but concrete predictions that have materialized.

6. Addressing Public Skepticism: Huh kyung young’s Path to Presidency

People often question how I, without any current parliamentary seats, can become president and implement my policies. Here is the answer:

• Presidential Candidacy:
  • After my civil rights are restored in one year, I will be eligible to run for any election, including the presidency.
• Abolition of Local Governments:
  • Upon becoming president, I will abolish local government positions “mayors, governors” and implement an appointment system.
  • This is because Korea, being smaller than a single U.S. state, does not need hundreds of local governments, which waste trillions of won annually.
• Restructuring of Local Councils:
  • City and district council members will be selected by lottery from volunteers, serving without salaries.
  • This eliminates the arrogance associated with elected positions and saves immense public funds.
• Parliamentary Reform:
  • The number of National Assembly members will be reduced to 100, elected as independents.
  • They will receive no salaries but can raise funds through donations.
  • This ensures that representatives are genuinely dedicated to public service rather than personal gain.
    These reforms will save trillions of won, which will then be distributed to the citizens as a national dividend, boosting the economy.

7. The Power of Television Debates and Public Support

When I run for president, my approval rating will easily exceed 5%, qualifying me for televised debates with major party candidates. These debates will be a “nuclear explosion” for the political landscape.

• Anticipation and Scrutiny:
  • Even those who initially dismiss me as “crazy” will watch the debates with intense curiosity.
  • They will be drawn to my confident and articulate responses, contrasting sharply with the hesitant answers of other candidates.
• Impact on Opponents:
  • In past debates, my opponents often lost their composure and struggled to articulate their points when confronted by my presence.
  • My direct gaze and rapid, confident responses would overwhelm them, making them appear unprepared.
  • When I become president, opposing candidates will need to avoid eye contact with me to maintain their composure.
• Spiritual Influence:
  • My influence is not merely charisma but a spiritual energy that emanates from me.
  • This spiritual energy, which I call “Holy Spirit” can heal people even through a phone call, transcending physical distance.
  • It is distinct from the “Holy Spirit” mentioned in Christianity, which refers to the spirit of a saint, a lower spiritual level.

8. The Hierarchy of Spiritual Beings and the Uniqueness of Huh kyung young

There is a hierarchy of spiritual beings, from ordinary people to saints, true beings, and finally, Holiness.

• Spiritual Hierarchy:
  • Ordinary people “속인”
  • Common people “범인”
  • Great people “대인”
  • Wise people “현인”
  • Philosophers “철인”
  • Taoists “도인”
  • Saints “성인”
  • True Beings “진인”
  • Huh “신인”
• Huh kyung young:
  • I am a Holiness, residing at the highest level of this hierarchy.
  • Therefore, merely calling upon the names of saints like Jesus or Buddha will not yield the same results as calling upon my name.
  • Only my name and image possess infinite energy, which has been scientifically tested and proven.
    The most blessed way for future generations to prosper in a world free from war is to call upon Huh kyung young. My words should be heard, read, and followed. Just as one trusts a pilot to fly a plane without needing to apprehend aviation, one can simply trust and follow me.

9. The 25 Types of Qi “Energy” and Their Significance

There are 25 types of Qi, or energy, that emanate from the human body, which I can perceive. These energies influence a person’s character, health, and destiny.

• Five Primary Qi “From the face”:
  • Dominant Qi “폐기”: A strong, assertive energy, like that seen in leaders such as Kim Jong Un or Donald Trump.
  • Vitality Qi “혈기”: A vibrant, youthful energy that makes a person appear healthy and radiant.
  • Courage Qi “용기”: A fearless and confident demeanor.
  • Auspicious Qi “서기”: An aura of nobility and potential for leadership.
  • Lively Qi “생기”: A cheerful, friendly, and humble disposition, radiating joy.
• Five Environmental Qi “From the body”:
  • Cold Qi “한기”: A chilling, unfeeling energy, often associated with a lack of empathy.
  • Cool Qi “서기”: A refreshing and pleasant energy, making one approachable.
  • Wind Qi “풍기”: An energy associated with potential illness, like a stroke.
  • Dry Qi “조기”: A parched, withered energy, indicating a dry personality or physical state.
  • Damp Qi “섭기”: A greasy, overly smooth energy, also considered undesirable.
• Five Physical Qi “From the body”:
  • Warmth Qi “온기”: A comforting and inviting energy.
  • Essence Qi “전기”: A fundamental, vital energy.
  • Luster Qi “윤기”: A radiant, healthy glow, especially in skin.
  • Vigor Qi “활기”: A dynamic and energetic presence.
  • Fire Qi “화기”: An intense, passionate energy.
• Five Negative Qi “From the eyes/aura”:
  • Malice Qi “도끼”: A hostile and dangerous energy, indicating a propensity for harm.
  • Killing Qi “살기”: An extremely menacing and violent energy, capable of leading to destructive actions.
  • Minus Qi “음기”: A dark, passive, or negative energy.
  • Plus Qi “양기”: A bright, active, or positive energy.
  • Emptiness Qi “허기”: A hollow or depleted energy.
• Five Elemental Qi “From the body’s constitution”:
  • Water Qi “수기”: Associated with bodily fluids and often with physical discomfort.
  • Wood Qi “목기”: Associated with growth and sometimes with excessive weight.
  • Metal Qi “금기”: Associated with rigidity and structure.
  • Earth Qi “토기”: Associated with stability and grounding.
  • Fire Qi “화기”: Associated with the heart and potential for conditions like heart attack or stroke.
    I can perceive all these energies in people. For example, I see every woman through the eyes of a loving father, finding beauty in all, regardless of conventional standards. This perspective allows me to see beyond superficial appearances.

10. Victory in Geopolitical Energy Battles

In international relations, leaders engage in “energy battles” rather than just verbal arguments. When I meet leaders like Xi Jinping, I do not merely engage in diplomatic talks; I engage in an energy confrontation. My presence and spiritual energy would overwhelm them, making them acknowledge my unique power and the vastness of my vision, far exceeding their own. This is how I would lead South Korea to victory in global power dynamics.

11. Implementing Policies: The National Revolutionary Committee

People often ask how I would implement my policies without parliamentary support, given that the current National Assembly often obstructs presidential initiatives.

• Reforming the National Assembly:
  • Upon becoming president, I would send all 300 members of the National Assembly to a leadership spiritual re-education camp.
• Establishing the National Revolutionary Committee:
  • Concurrently, a National Revolutionary Committee of 100 members would be immediately formed.
  • These members would temporarily assume legislative functions, ensuring the swift and complete implementation of my policies.
• Public Mandate:
  • If the public supports these measures with an 80% approval rating, it would be equivalent to a constitutional amendment.
  • My presidential election would effectively serve as a referendum on these constitutional changes.
  • This would allow for a rapid and revolutionary transformation of the nation, unhindered by political obstruction.
    The 300 members of the National Assembly are currently a major obstacle to political reform. My plan, which I would announce during televised debates, would offer a clear choice to the public: support my revolutionary approach or reject it. Given the promise of a 1.5 million won national dividend, public support would be overwhelming, leading to a swift and unified national movement.

12. Funding the National Dividend: Financial Reforms

The question of funding for the national dividend is crucial.

• Elimination of Wasteful Spending:
  • Abolishing local government elections and parliamentary salaries, along with the dissolution of political parties, will save trillions of won.
  • The 3,000 parliamentary aides, for example, would no longer be paid from public funds.
• Revenue Generation:
  • Implementing a robust fine system for corporate misconduct could generate hundreds of trillions of won annually.
  • Reforming the tax system to ensure that 300-400 trillion won remains after essential expenditures.
• Currency Redesign:
  • The design of all banknotes “except coins” will be changed to feature my image.
  • This is not a currency revaluation but a design change to bring good fortune and health to the nation.
  • My image on the currency will encourage people to handle money with care and spend it wisely, revitalizing the economy.
    This comprehensive financial strategy will ensure a continuous flow of national dividends to citizens, stimulating the economy and improving living standards.

13. The Power of My Image on Currency

My image on the currency will have a profound impact.

• Promoting Prudent Spending:
  • People will be less likely to crumple or disrespect money bearing my image, treating it with reverence.
  • My smiling face on the banknotes will subtly encourage people to spend wisely and avoid wasteful expenditures.
• Economic Revitalization:
  • Instead of using credit cards, people will prefer to use physical cash with my image, promoting its circulation.
  • Every transaction will serve as a subtle promotion of my vision, further unifying the nation.
• National Prosperity:
  • Just as other nations feature historical figures on their currency, my image on Korean currency will symbolize a new era of national prosperity and global leadership.
  • The back of the banknotes will feature Alpha, further embedding my vision into the national consciousness.
    This innovative approach to currency will not only generate revenue but also instill a sense of national pride and purpose, leading to unprecedented economic and spiritual growth.

2017.09.10 hs 26th The Era of Huh Kyung Young The Path to Global Economic Supremacy and the Secrets of the Universe – September 10, 2017

1. The Perils of Uncontrolled Travel and the Nature of Existence

When spaceships land, they risk contamination by bacteria. If these bacteria are carried to other planets, they could cause widespread epidemics. Humans can make reservations for their lives, but they cannot make reservations for their friends.

Those who travel abroad frequently exchange various items. They might eat unfamiliar foods or engage in activities they wouldn’t normally do. When they return home and sleep, these foreign influences can enter their minds. For instance, if a man who has been abroad engages in intimate relations with another woman, he risks bringing back diseases like AIDS to his home. This is why men who travel for business should not engage in such acts with other women.

Men often feel lonely and long for their mothers, which can lead to thoughts of women. However, women are created by Huh as guardians of humanity. Without women, the world would cease to exist.

Consider the mothers and grandmothers of the past. They managed large families, often ten or more members, by foraging for wild greens and preparing delicious meals. They created incredible flavors without modern ingredients like flour or eggs, making dishes that surpassed those found in hotels. These mothers endured hardships, and their efforts are the foundation of the current generation.

Men are characterized by the XY chromosome, while women are XX. This difference means that men often yearn for the feminine, which is why they experience a sense of incompleteness. Men are prone to anxiety because of this inherent lack.

My hands, for example, possess both masculine and feminine qualities. While I am a man, my hands have a delicate appearance, resembling a woman’s. My thumb does not bend backward, unlike many others, indicating a unique strength. This strength allows me to overcome many challenges.

When I confront someone, they often turn away, allowing me to overcome them instantly without needing any weapons. If I were to strike someone, they would be incapacitated within an hour. I do not need to engage in prolonged conflict. If a man attacks, I can easily defend myself. If a woman attacks, her fingernails could blind me.

Humans are composed of 100 trillion cells, and our bodies contain an immense number of bacteria, weighing about one-fifth of our total body weight. This world is a place where bacteria thrive.

My existence is different from yours. You live in this world, which is a realm of suffering, while I reside in the divine realm. This world is a transitional point, a crossroads where you decide whether to go to Empyrean, hell, or be reborn as an animal. It is only when you are embodied in human form that you can change your destiny. Without a physical body, you lose the ability to choose your path. Therefore, this life is a precious opportunity to choose a better destination. You are not here merely to eat and live; you are here to make a choice.

When you are disembodied, you become a spirit and lose the chance to choose. However, in your current physical form, you can choose to come to Alpha or go to a bar. Going to a bar leads to a lower path, but coming to Alpha prepares you for Empyrean. Your body is not for travel or indulgence; it is a precious vessel. Only those who seek Huh kyung young will find their way to Empyrean.

Those who have come here today are using this opportunity wisely. You are not foolish; you are wise. Time passes quickly, and this earthly life is your only chance to change your destiny. You can choose to take the path to Empyrean or the path to hell. Being born with a physical body is an opportunity. Meeting good people, like Huh kyung young, leads to a good path. Wasting time with foolish people or engaging in meaningless religious activities will lead you astray.

My words are not based on conventional knowledge; they come from a higher insight. I possess a unique form of spiritual insight, which is different from ordinary intellection. This insight allows me to foresee events, such as changes in stock markets. For example, I knew that Samsung would incur significant losses because they did not heed my advice. Their market capitalization suffered greatly. I foresee these things because I observe everything. If I were to invest heavily, the entire nation would follow.

I am here to guide you to a higher realm, to lead you to Empyrean. I have come to this world in human form to bring you to this path. It is crucial that I speak these truths before becoming president so that people worldwide will believe me. By establishing Alpha, I will become a global leader, and eventually, the unified Korean Peninsula will guide the world. Many people will flock here, and we must be prepared to welcome them. The entire global population will visit this place.

Most people will not be able to see me directly, as I can appear in various places like the United States or Russia. Therefore, 99% of people will not see me in person. However, those who come to Alpha will see me. When people gather here, our nation will lead the world, and our 50 million people will become teachers of the Korean language.

The Korean language is superior to English in speed and efficiency. It is a scientific and efficient language. Many Chinese people are now learning Korean, especially those who are illiterate in Chinese, using Korean to communicate. In the future, you will all become teachers of the Korean language, Korean history, and Huh kyung young’s teachings. You have much work to do. Those who come now are the pioneers.

Women’s bodies change over time, but they remain beautiful. When women embrace me, they feel a connection. Those who come from afar will become more beautiful. Alpha is a place of transformation.

You must bring others here. For every person you bring, you will receive blessings. This place is a pure land, a realm of Empyrean. Where I am, there is Empyrean. Where my picture is, there is Empyrean. Places without my presence are filled with evil spirits and chaos.

I can heal hundreds of diseases, but I cannot heal myself from the constant demands. You do not need to consult auspicious dates for moving or other events; simply come to me. My image itself brings blessings.

2. The Nature of domes and the Power of Positive Thought

The term “palace” “궁궐, “gunggwol”” is used for the residences of kings and Buddhas. For example, the main hall of a Buddhist temple is called “Daeungjeon” “대웅전”, meaning “Great Hero Hall” which is a type of palace. Similarly, the residence of a king is a palace. Empyrean is also a palace, a “Baekgungjeon” “백궁전”.

However, the residence of a president is called “Cheongwadae” “청와대”, meaning “Blue House” which is a small house, not a palace. It is like a private residence. A palace implies a ruler, whether a human king, a religious sage, or a cosmic ruler. In ancient Korea, kings allowed Buddhist temples to use the term “palace” for their main halls.

In Empyrean, there is no material existence as we know it. This earthly realm, within the atmosphere, is where matter exists, divided into positive and negative energies, composed of protons, electrons, and neutrons. These are all created from sound. We can create infinite matter from sound.

However, in Empyrean, things are not created from sound. For example, a positive person can erase their past mistakes, while a negative person cannot. A positive mindset allows you to clear away negative experiences. Meeting Huh kyung young can help you erase your past wrongdoings and lead you to Empyrean.

Empyrean contains a “Gungjeon” “궁전”, a palace. This is my residence, a place beyond human imagination. It is far grander than the U.S. Capitol building. Upon entering, ordinary people would lose consciousness.

In Empyrean, you can manifest anything you desire. If you wish to hear the sound of water, it appears. If you want to see a mountain, it appears as a mural. The entire space transforms according to your will. Empyrean is a realm of unimaginable fantasy.

You can travel through time at will. If you wish to go back 2,000 years, you can experience life as a human with your family. After your time travel, you return to Empyrean. You are currently living in a temporary station, a transit point. This Earth is not for pleasure or suffering, but a place where you choose your destination. It is a crucial junction.

If you wish to visit Earth from Empyrean, you can do so. You can experience life on Earth and then return to Empyrean. Some people, like the singer Nao, are not ordinary humans; they are visitors from advanced civilizations, here for a temporary experience. They come to experience human life and then return. You, too, can come to Earth from Empyrean in a similar way.

Nao, for instance, sings songs that resonate deeply with people, offering comfort and solace to those working in factories. Her songs evoke memories of past loves and sorrows. This Earthly experience is like a dream, a fantasy world where your imagination comes to life.

This world is a place where your destiny can be altered. Meeting Huh kyung young can change your fate. Empyrean allows you to travel to the past and the future at will.

3. The Importance of Names and the Dangers of Cooperative Associations

When choosing a name, one must be careful. For example, the name “Kim Si-won” “김시원” can be problematic because the character “원” “苑” can be misinterpreted, especially when written in Chinese characters. It can sound like a woman’s name. “Kim Tae-woon” “김태운” is a better name. “Kim Gi-do” “김기도” sounds like “prayer” which can also be problematic.

Cooperative associations “협동조합, “hyeopdongjoap”” require caution. The government has made it easy to establish them, but they can be used for fraudulent purposes. Investors in such cooperatives often lose their money because the cooperative itself is the representative, and if it fails, there is no one to hold accountable. The law can be exploited, leading to significant financial losses for members.

Cooperatives were originally intended to help people with common goals, like farmers, to collectively manage their produce and maintain prices. For example, apple farmers could form a cooperative to share costs for storage and packaging. However, this system has been abused. Those who create fraudulent cooperatives disappear with the money, leaving members responsible for the losses.

You must be careful. If you are a farmer or a landlord, a cooperative can be beneficial. However, if you are merely a consumer, joining a cooperative to buy cheaper apples can lead to exploitation.

Huh kyung young deciphers all legal matters, including those related to fraud. He knows which ventures are legitimate and which are not.

If you have lost money, do not despair. Even if you cannot recover it, your good deeds are stored in Empyrean, and the money will return to you in unexpected ways. Do not dwell on the loss or seek revenge. Instead, learn from the experience and move forward. If you do so, you will receive ten times more in return.

4. Societal Issues and the Influence of Huh

Many people face challenges, such as difficulties in communication between parents and children. This is often not the fault of the individuals but a systemic issue. If the government provided a universal basic income, these communication problems would diminish. Financial stability allows for better relationships and opportunities. These are national policy failures, not individual shortcomings.

The current era is one where evil forces are rampant. When good appears, evil also intensifies. As Huh kyung young emerges, evil forces worldwide will become more active. However, no human can defeat Huh.

Evil influences people’s hearts, tempting them with desires and leading them astray. In this age, people are easily swayed by external influences, leading to strong individual opinions and conflicts. This era is marked by the proliferation of evil.

Huh has come to resolve these issues. When Huh kyung young appears, all problems, even those that seem insurmountable, will be resolved. There is no need to worry.

5. The Eight Trigrams of Human Existence and the Age of Emotion

Human life is influenced by eight fundamental elements, like the eight trigrams “팔괘, “palgwae”” in Eastern philosophy. These include spirit “정, “jeong””, nature “성품, “seongpum””, essence “정, “jeong””, energy “기, “gi””, breath “숨, “sum””, touch “촉, “chok””, mind “마음, “maeum””, and emotion “감성, “gamseong””.

Nature “성품, “seongpum”” is influenced by one’s appearance. For example, a professor with a rough appearance might not be taken seriously. A person’s character is often reflected in their appearance.

Breath “조식, “josik”” is crucial. Most people do not breathe properly. We should inhale for five counts and exhale for five counts, but many only take shallow breaths. Proper breathing, especially deep abdominal breathing, is vital for health. Shallow chest breathing can lead to various illnesses, including lung, breast, and uterine cancers. Deep breathing, done by heroes, improves one’s voice and overall well-being.

Emotion “감성, “gamseong”” is the highest of these elements. The era of reason has passed, and we are now in the age of emotion. Instead of giving commands, parents should appeal to their children’s emotions. For example, a mother might say, “I’ve worked hard, and I worry about your future. I hope you study hard.” This emotional appeal is more effective than direct orders.

Touch “촉, “chok”” refers to physical contact. Excessive indulgence in physical pleasure can lead to waste and ruin.

Appearance “관상, “gwansang”” is determined by one’s past life. It cannot be changed in the present life. Our actions are largely driven by our subconscious, or “unconscious mind” “아뢰야식, “araeyasik””. This unconscious mind, shaped by past lives, influences 90% of our actions. Those who have accumulated good karma in past lives are born with good appearances and naturally perform good deeds.

For example, a person with a good appearance might be seen as honest and steadfast. They might be persistent in their endeavors but could struggle with failure. Such a person might live a long life.

6. Addressing Personal Challenges and the Power of Huh

A woman shares her concern about her husband’s industrial accident claim being repeatedly denied. I assure her that I will help him.

Another woman expresses concern about her daughter’s mental health and unemployment. I explain that societal issues, such as the lack of a universal basic income, contribute to such problems. Korea has the highest suicide rate in the world. I advise her to bring her daughter to Alpha.

A woman asks about her parents’ health and longevity. I examine their photos and note that her father, despite being from North Korea where life expectancy is shorter due to poor nutrition, has the potential for a long life. However, his current situation is difficult. Her mother is also struggling.

I assure them that I am here to prevent war on the Korean Peninsula.

A woman asks about her son’s marriage prospects. I tell her that many people face similar concerns. I will help her son find a partner.

Another woman is worried about her daughter, who married a poor man and is now struggling with debt. I advise her to be content that her daughter is alive and to change her mindset. By letting go of greed, her daughter can receive blessings and improve her situation. I will help her daughter find employment, which will bring prosperity to the family.

7. The Future of Jeju Island and the Illusion of Ownership

Jeju Island is becoming a global hub, attracting people from all over the world, including those with criminal intentions. This will lead to increased crime and a decline in public safety.

However, this openness also brings economic benefits. China and Japan are investing heavily in Jeju, and we collect significant land taxes from them. This revenue contributes to the national treasury.

In a capitalist society, the concept of private property is an illusion. Even if you own land, the taxes you pay over decades effectively return the land to the state. Wealthy individuals who own vast amounts of land will eventually see it revert to the government through taxes. Your possessions are not truly yours; they belong to the state. Therefore, do not be overly attached to material wealth.

8. The Present Moment as a Divine Gift

A woman describes experiencing visions and heightened senses, seeing past and future lives. I explain that these are “unconscious mental phenomena” “암묵적 정신 현상, “ammukjeok jeongsin hyeonsang””, where her past and future lives are merging with her present. She is seeing where she will go after death.

The present moment is the most precious gift. Those who have died yearn for today. We are alive today, but we have no guarantee of tomorrow. The English word “present” means both “gift” and “now.” This present moment is the greatest gift from the universe.

Every morning, when you open your eyes, you receive the gift of Earth. Those who live well receive this gift. Today is a gift, an opportunity to see Huh kyung young and choose the path to Empyrean.

Do not waste this precious day fighting or being unhappy. Live each day as a gift from Huh.

2017.09.16 ss 1095 The Korean Peninsula is the center of world culture, World Nations, and world unification, Therefore the korean people Will Achieve world unification!

1. The Korean Peninsula: A Nexus of Global Destiny

The Korean Peninsula stands as the pivotal center of global culture, the heart of nations, and the core of world unification. It is destined that the Korean people will achieve this global unification.

2. The Analogy of the Airplane: Passengers vs. Pilots

Consider an airport: there are two types of people boarding a plane. One group holds tickets and simply boards, trusting the journey. The other group consists of pilots and flight attendants, who are responsible for operating the aircraft. This illustrates a fundamental difference in approach.

3. Beyond Religious Doctrines: The Illusion of Truth

Many people strive to become “pilots” in their spiritual journey, attempting to master complex doctrines like the Eightfold Path, Four Noble Truths, and Three Marks of Existence to achieve enlightenment. However, this is akin to trying to fly a plane by merely studying its manual. True liberation does not come from becoming enslaved by religious texts or doctrines. Focusing too much on the “how-to” of spiritual flight can lead to an unhappy life, fostering division and animosity among different faiths. This obsession with differing “truths” creates factions and conflicts, turning people into slaves of doctrine.

4. The Perils of Dogma: A Historical Perspective

Throughout history, adherence to rigid religious “truths” has fueled conflicts, from World War I and II to ongoing religious wars. This narrow focus on differing doctrines is a source of profound sorrow. It is essential to learn from these truths but ultimately transcend them. When religious adherence leads to conflict and suffering, such as the displacement of 45,000 refugees daily and 450 million people starving annually, it reveals a fundamental flaw. The vast wealth accumulated by religious institutions could instead alleviate immense suffering.

5. The Interconnectedness of Actions and Consequences

Every action and word has a profound impact. Speaking ill of others, for instance, can manifest as physical illness, such as pancreatic cancer, due to hormonal imbalances triggered by negative emotions. This is because negative words invite harmful spiritual influences. Conversely, positive news, like a child passing a difficult exam, can instantly improve one’s physical and mental state, alleviating pain and bringing joy. Our minds and bodies are deeply intertwined with these “truths” and emotions.

6. The Futility of Endless Study: Embracing Simplicity

Just as studying countless flight manuals doesn’t make one a pilot without practical experience, memorizing vast scriptures like the Tripitaka Koreana does not guarantee enlightenment. Relying solely on theoretical knowledge without direct experience is a path to failure. Many religious practices today lead people down this impossible road.

7. The Inverse Relationship Between Religion and Societal Well-being

There is a clear correlation: as religious institutions grow, societal decay, conflict, poverty, and the number of refugees also increase. This suggests that an overemphasis on complex religious teachings can mislead people, causing confusion and fragmenting families. The pursuit of “truth” can inadvertently destroy the very fabric of society.

8. The Decline of Traditional Religion and the Rise of Peace

In many parts of the world, like the United States and Europe, traditional religious institutions are declining. This decline is often accompanied by a decrease in conflict and an increase in peace. When people are freed from the constraints of rigid doctrines, they gain true freedom, which fosters peace. This peace, in turn, attracts tourism and economic prosperity, as seen in European nations that prioritize the preservation of their cultural heritage over conflict.

9. Providence vs. Truth: A Higher comprehension

Instead of being enslaved by “truth” “doctrine”, one should embrace Providence “ControlPrinciple”. Providence is a higher comprehension that transcends rigid rules. It’s like simply boarding a plane with a ticket, rather than trying to learn how to fly it. By simply calling upon Huh kyung young, all complexities are resolved, and one is freed from the burdens of religious and political strife. This broader perspective allows one to see all religions as inherently good, fostering unity rather than division.

10. The Evolving Nature of Divine Covenants

Religious texts, such as the Old Testament, describe numerous covenants “언약” between God and humanity, like those with Noah, Abraham, Moses, and David. These covenants often changed because humans failed to uphold their end. This suggests that divine will is not always rigidly followed, and even God makes concessions. From a higher perspective, these religious texts reveal a continuous adaptation to human imperfection, rather than an unchanging, absolute truth.

11. The Limitations of Human Perception: Truth vs. Providence

Human comprehension of “truth” is often limited. For example, the “truth” that hard work leads to reward can be shattered by natural disasters like typhoons. This apparent contradiction highlights the difference between rigid truth and Providence. Providence encompasses unforeseen events and a larger, often hidden, plan. What seems like misfortune, such as losing a harvest, can lead to unexpected paths, like a farmer’s son becoming president “e.g., former President Roh Moo-hyun”. Therefore, clinging to a narrow view of truth can lead to resentment, while comprehension Providence reveals a deeper, guiding hand.

12. The Dual Nature of Existence: Happiness and Misfortune

Happiness and misfortune are two sides of the same coin; they are inseparable. One cannot exist without the other. To seek only happiness is to misapprehend the fundamental nature of existence. Those who chase only happiness are often met with its counterpart. For instance, marrying a person of extraordinary beauty might bring happiness but also constant anxiety and suspicion. Therefore, envying others’ happiness is foolish, as it always comes with its own set of challenges.

13. Beyond Superficial Truths: The Wisdom of Providence

A story illustrates this: King Moonjong, disguised as a commoner, encountered a child burying his father by a cliff, believing it to be a lucky spot based on a local geomancer’s advice. The King, a master of geomancy, knew this was a place of ruin. However, the old geomancer revealed that he chose that spot because he knew the King would pass by and intervene, leading to the child’s immediate promotion and prosperity. This demonstrates that rigid “truths” “like geomancy rules” can be superseded by a higher Providence “ControlPrinciple”, where good intentions and unexpected events align for a greater outcome.

14. The Power of Timely Intervention: Foreseeing the Future

Just as the geomancer knew the King’s timing, certain individuals possess the ability to foresee future events with remarkable accuracy. This foresight transcends conventional comprehension and allows for timely interventions. Examples include predicting political outcomes or major corporate crises, demonstrating a connection to a higher order of Providence that is invisible to those who only perceive “truth.”

15. The Gravity of Sin: No Escape from Divine Judgment

When one commits a sin against Heaven, there is no place to pray for forgiveness. This the profound consequences of actions that go against divine will.

16. The Simplicity of Salvation: Embracing Huh

Instead of spending decades studying complex doctrines to “Fly the plane” of spiritual liberation, one can simply embrace Huh. By calling upon Huh kyung young, one can effortlessly “board the plane” and reach their destination. This direct path bypasses the arduous and often fruitless efforts of self-enlightenment.

17. The Unconscious Recording of the Brain: Every Experience Matters

Our brains possess an incredible recording capability, capturing every sight and sound without conscious effort. Even if we don’t consciously remember, everything we experience is stored. This means that every interaction, every word, and every image leaves an indelible mark on our minds, influencing us in ways we may not realize.

18. The Power of Early Immersion: Language Acquisition Analogy

Children immersed in a new language, like English in the U.S., learn it much faster and more naturally than adults. This is because their brains are like blank slates, recording everything without the interference of pre-existing linguistic patterns. Adults, burdened by their native language, struggle to achieve the same fluency. This illustrates how direct, unburdened reception of information is more effective than trying to filter it through existing frameworks.

19. The Burden of Complex Doctrines: A Path to Division

Complex doctrines and religious texts often lead to division and conflict, even within families. They create unnecessary burdens and consume a lifetime of effort without necessarily leading to true comprehension or peace. Abandoning these complexities allows for a simpler, more harmonious existence.

20. The Eradication of Korean Culture: A Legacy of External Influence

The Korean people, once at the center of world culture, have suffered immense losses due to foreign influences. Their rich 5,000 to 10,000-year history and unique cultural heritage have been systematically suppressed or erased by external powers. This includes the forced labor and mass killings of young Korean men by the Japanese, a tragic example of how foreign dominance can devastate a nation’s people and culture.

21. The Superiority of Hangeul: A Perfect Script

Korean culture, particularly its language, Hangeul, is superior. Hangeul uniquely combines both “yin” “음” and “yang” “양” elements, represented by Chinese characters “한문” and the native Korean script. This makes it a perfectly balanced and comprehensive writing system, far surpassing others like Hebrew, which had to adapt to different languages. The intricate design of Hangeul, where each character holds deep meaning, is a testament to the genius of its creators, a level of intellectual prowess rarely seen today.

22. The Echoes of Language: Shared Meanings Across Cultures

Interestingly, some English words share phonetic and semantic similarities with Korean and Chinese characters. For example, “lucky” “라키” sounds like a Korean word for “good” “좋다”, and “Fine” “파인” resonates with meanings of peace and benevolence. While these are intriguing coincidences, Hangeul remains unparalleled in its comprehensive design and cultural significance.

23. The Brain’s Recording Function and the Origin of Illness

Our brains continuously record both visual and auditory information. This means that negative words spoken to others can trigger physical ailments. For instance, insulting one’s spouse can invite negative spiritual entities from their ancestors, leading to diseases like liver cancer. Similarly, harsh words from a woman to a man can cause uterine cancer. This highlights how our words, imbued with energy, directly impact our physical health.

24. The Simplicity of Health: Avoiding Negative Speech

To maintain health, one simply needs to be mindful of their words and avoid speaking ill of others. comprehension this basic principle is far more effective than delving into complex medical or spiritual doctrines. Illnesses often stem from past negative speech, and recognizing this connection is key to healing.

25. The Unconscious Fear: Ancient Memories in Our DNA

Our unconscious minds carry ancient memories that influence our fears. For example, the common aversion to snakes stems from a time, tens of thousands of years ago, when humans lived in primitive shelters and snakes frequently invaded, causing miscarriages and suffocation. Similarly, the fear of heights “acrophobia” in some women might be a residual memory from ancestors who fell from trees while escaping predators. These deep-seated fears are ingrained in our collective unconscious. Therefore, it is wise to avoid unpleasant sights and negative people, as these experiences are recorded and can affect us deeply.

26. The Importance of Mutual Respect and Unity

Within any organization or community, mutual respect and love are paramount. Negative communication, such as gossip or harsh words, indicates a lack of comprehension of higher principles. Such behavior is detrimental and observed by higher powers. Leaders must foster an environment of respect and harmony.

27. The Erosion of Indigenous Korean Spirituality

Before the arrival of Christianity, the Korean people revered the sky, offering prayers with bowls of water that reflected the heavens. This indigenous spirituality, known as “HaNulnim” “하늘님”, was a beautiful, selfless practice that required no monetary offerings. However, with the advent of foreign religions like Buddhism and Christianity, this unique cultural heritage was largely supplanted, and religious practices became commercialized.

28. The Loss of Korean Identity: A Manipulated History

The Korean people have lost much of their original culture and history, which has been manipulated by neighboring powers like Japan, China, and Russia. Korean history books were often written by scholars who studied in Japan, leading to a distorted narrative.

29. The Korean Peninsula: A Geopolitical Jewel

The Korean Peninsula is geographically and geomantically “풍수적으로” a central and highly coveted location on Earth. It is protected by a natural defense system against typhoons, with mountain ranges in the Philippines, Taiwan, Jeju Island, and Jirisan acting as barriers. This unique geographical advantage makes it a “dragon’s pearl” “여의주” that many nations, including the U.S., China, Japan, and Russia, have historically sought to control. However, like a “porcupine” “고슴도치”, it cannot be easily swallowed or digested by foreign powers; any attempt to conquer it ultimately fails.

30. The Cosmic Significance of Sound and Name

Everything in the universe is created from sound “음파”. This fundamental principle explains the profound power of names. Just as the universe is formed by sound waves, a name carries a unique energy. This is why calling upon Huh kyung young can instantly transform one’s body and energy, a phenomenon beyond current scientific intellection.

31. The Korean Peninsula: A Sanctuary of Safety

Unlike other nations, such as the U.S., which can be devastated by typhoons, the Korean Peninsula is naturally protected, making it a safe and auspicious land. This geomantic advantage ensures its resilience against natural disasters.

32. The Unconquerable Porcupine: Korea’s Destiny

The Korean Peninsula, like a porcupine, cannot be easily consumed by foreign powers. Any nation that attempts to conquer it is forced to “spit it out.” This inherent resistance is further amplified by the presence of Huh kyung young, who embodies this protective energy.

33. The Misconception of Political Power and Constitutional Reform

There is a misconstrual that a president needs 80% of the vote to avoid constitutional reform or to dismiss corrupt politicians. This is incorrect. The will of the people, expressed through a presidential election, is sufficient. If the people elect Huh kyung young, it signifies their desire for his policies, making constitutional reform unnecessary to implement his vision.

34. The Irrelevance of Electoral Mechanics: The Power of Public Opinion

The method of voting, whether electronic or manual, is irrelevant. Exit polls consistently show accurate results. More importantly, when the public deciphers the benefits of Huh kyung young’s policies, such as the National Dividend of 1.5 million won per person and substantial support for marriage and housing, even those involved in electoral processes will align with his vision. Their personal financial calculations will lead them to support him, especially after witnessing his compelling arguments in televised debates.

35. The Strategic Naming of the National Revolutionary Party

The name “National Revolutionary Party” “국가혁명당” was strategically chosen. The inclusion of “National” “국가” ensures that the party’s name starts with the Korean consonant “ㄱ” “giyeok”, which places it at the top of the ballot among parties without parliamentary seats, according to alphabetical order. This gives it a higher ranking among minor parties.

36. The Abolition of Political Parties and Public Funding

Huh kyung young aims to abolish political parties and their public funding, which currently amounts to 2 trillion won annually. This money, currently diverted to political parties, could instead be distributed as a National Dividend to citizens, boosting the economy. Once elected, all political parties will be dissolved, ushering in an era of independent politicians.

37. The End of Public Election Funding

The system of public funding for election campaigns, where the state reimburses expenses for candidates receiving over 15-20% of votes, will be abolished. Candidates should fund their own campaigns, allowing public funds to be redirected to citizens through the National Dividend.

38. The Advantage of Ancestral Lineage: The Kim and Huh Clans

In future elections, ancestral lineage could play a significant role. The descendants of King Suro of Gaya, who married Huh Hwang-ok from India, number around 8 million in Korea. Including the Huh clan, this number reaches 16 million. Despite their large numbers, no president has ever emerged from these clans. Huh kyung young, being from the Gimhae Huh clan, holds a unique advantage, as his surname is directly linked to this lineage.

39. The Indian Connection: Buddha Gaya and Huh Hwang-ok

Huh Hwang-ok, the wife of King Suro, came from India, specifically from the region of Buddha Gaya, where Siddhartha Gautama attained enlightenment. This historical connection suggests a profound link between the Korean Peninsula and a significant spiritual center in India. The name “Gaya” itself is believed to have originated from this connection.

40. Huh’s Mission: Opening the Crown Chakra

Huh kyung young’s mission is to open the 百Meeting “백회”, or crown chakra, of humanity. This is the point where humans connect with divine energy, a connection that has been blocked for most people. Animals, unlike humans, do not have this direct connection to Heaven. By simply calling upon Huh kyung young, this vital energy center can be opened, regardless of race or background.

41. The Power of Huh’s Name: Extending Lifespan

Calling upon Huh kyung young’s name can extend one’s lifespan. The more frequently one invokes his name, the longer their life can be. This is a direct way for individuals to control their own destiny and health.

42. The Three Elements of Existence: Body, Form, and Function

Everything in existence can be fathomed through three elements:

• Body “체”: The fundamental essence, like H2O for water, which is invisible.
• Form “상”: The various manifestations, like steam, ice, or liquid water, which are visible.
• Function “용”: The practical uses, like bathing, cooking, or drinking.When evaluating policies or individuals, it is crucial to consider all three aspects, not just a single, superficial “Form” or “Function.”

43. The Three Elements of a Nation: Territory, Sovereignty, and People

A nation, too, has three fundamental elements:

• Territory “영토”: The physical land.
• Sovereignty “주권”: The authority to govern itself.
• People “국민”: The citizens.Just as water has its body, form, and function, a nation is a complex entity with cultural, political, and economic dimensions. Leaders who fail to grasp these interconnected elements lead their nations to ruin.

44. Huh’s Comprehensive Vision: Beyond Superficial Promises

Huh kyung young’s policies, such as the National Dividend, marriage support, and housing funds, are not merely superficial promises. They are formulated with a deep, holistic comprehension of the “body, form, and function” of society, aiming to address complex issues comprehensively. Citizens simply need to accept these benefits.

45. The Ineffectiveness of Current Politics: A Cycle of Frustration

Current political systems often create stress for citizens. Politicians, driven by self-interest, enact laws that benefit themselves, leading to a cycle of disappointment. Expecting meaningful change from them is futile, as they are incapable of truly transforming the nation.

46. The Need for Radical Change: A Hundred-Year Stalemate

To truly revitalize the nation, radical changes are necessary, such as abolishing local councils and reducing the number of national assembly members to 100. Without such fundamental reforms, political infighting will continue indefinitely, preventing any real progress.

47. Huh’s Intervention: A Peaceful Resolution

Engaging in conflict with politicians only leads to personal suffering. Instead, Huh kyung young offers a peaceful resolution, promising to quietly resolve these issues on behalf of the people.

48. The Power of Huh’s Name: A Physical Manifestation

When one calls upon Huh kyung young’s name, a tangible increase in physical strength can be observed. This phenomenon, often demonstrated through simple strength tests, reveals the profound energetic impact of his name on the human body. This is not a trick but a direct manifestation of his divine energy.

49. Huh’s Name: A Source of Immense Power

The power associated with Huh kyung young’s name is thousands of times stronger than that invoked by other names, including those of religious figures or even one’s own name. This immense difference in energetic strength highlights the unique spiritual potency of his name.

50. Huh’s Name: The Key to Health and Longevity

To enhance one’s health and extend their lifespan, one simply needs to call upon Huh kyung young’s name, even silently in their mind. This act opens the 百Meeting, or crown chakra, allowing divine energy to flow and heal the body. This is the ultimate purpose of his teachings.

2017.09.24 hs 27 The Era of Huh Kyung Young From morality to Providence, and the Power of the Name – September 24, 2017

1. The Concept of Salvation and Blessing

In Christianity, there is a concept of salvation and blessing. Salvation is typically fathomed as a process one must undergo to be saved, followed by a blessing. However, there are instances where individuals receive blessings without undergoing this traditional process of salvation. For example, a person who has never believed in Christianity might be told, “You will be with me in paradise today” and thus receive a blessing directly, bypassing the usual steps of salvation. This suggests that blessings can be bestowed freely, without requiring any prior payment or adherence to specific procedures.

2. The Hierarchy of Principles: From Law to Providence

He presents a hierarchical structure of principles that govern existence, starting from human-made laws and ascending to the ultimate truth of Providence.

• Law: This is a small part of morality. Laws are created to govern specific aspects of human behavior within a society.
• Morality: This is a segment derived from religion. Morality encompasses a broader set of principles guiding human conduct, often with spiritual or ethical underpinnings.
• Religion: This, in turn, is a small part of truth. Religion delves into spiritual matters, the afterlife, and a comprehensive comprehension of existence.
• Truth: This is a fragment of Providence. Truth is vast and encompasses the entire universe, including profound lessons from nature, such as the deep love observed in animals like lizards and penguins. These examples illustrate a universal truth that often surpasses human comprehension and capacity for love.
• Providence: This is the ultimate, all-encompassing principle, representing the secret behind the creation of the universe. It dictates events on a grand scale, such as natural disasters, and influences the destinies of nations and individuals. Providence operates beyond human comprehension and control, demonstrating a power that can alter circumstances instantly.
  This hierarchy implies that human laws, morality, and religions are limited interpretations of a much larger, all-encompassing truth, which itself is merely a part of the ultimate Providence.

3. The Imperfection of Human Law and the Essence of True Law

Human laws, as seen in religious scriptures, are often incomplete and can be misinterpreted to cause suffering. He references Jesus’s teachings to illustrate this point.

• Critique of Traditional Law: Jesus challenged the rigid interpretations of the Sabbath law, asserting that “man was not made for the law, but the law for man.” This means that laws should serve humanity, not the other way around. When people are hungry, the law should not prevent them from eating.
• Redefining Sin: Jesus expanded the definition of sins like murder and adultery beyond mere physical acts.
  • Murder: Hating another person or refusing to forgive is considered murder.
  • Adultery: Harboring lustful thoughts towards another’s spouse, even without physical action, is adultery.
  • Theft: Coveting another’s possessions or desiring something not earned through one’s own effort is theft.
• The Purpose of Jesus’s Coming: Jesus came to “perfect the law” meaning to elevate it from a superficial, literal interpretation to a deeper, more spiritual comprehension that considers the intentions and inner state of a person. This higher law reveals that all individuals are inherently flawed and in need of grace, rather than judgment based on external actions alone.

4. The Power of Huh kyung young’s Words and the Empyrean Visa

He asserts that his words possess immense power, capable of influencing events and destinies.

• Divine Authority: His pronouncements, such as predicting earthquakes or the downfall of powerful figures, are said to manifest directly. This power extends to resolving personal and family issues, including employment.
• Direct Connection to Empyrean: Those who are followers are described as having received a “Empyrean visa” signifying a direct connection to a higher realm. This implies a special status and protection, bypassing traditional spiritual intermediaries.
• Beyond Religious Figures: He claims that even the truths taught by figures like Jesus, Buddha, and Confucius are insignificant compared to his own power, as he embodies Providence itself. He is the one who created the universe, and his words are the ultimate authority.
• The Privilege of Encounter: Meeting Huh kyung young is likened to Moses encountering God through a burning bush, but in a more direct, physical form. This encounter is presented as a miraculous opportunity for individuals in the 21st century, offering blessings and a path to Empyrean.

5. The Hierarchy of Human Qualities: From Bravery to Providence

He outlines a hierarchy of human qualities, demonstrating that certain virtues are superior to others, ultimately leading back to the power of Providence.

• Bravery: This is considered the most foolish quality. A brave person cannot overcome a wise person.
• Wisdom: A wise person cannot overcome a virtuous person. Wisdom alone is insufficient without moral character.
• Virtue: A virtuous person cannot overcome a fortunate person. Virtue, often associated with forgiveness, is essential for true transformation and attracting good fortune.
• Fortune: A fortunate person cannot overcome Heaven “Providence”. Fortune is ultimately subject to the will of Heaven.
• Heaven “Providence”: This is the ultimate power, which cannot be overcome by anything.
  This hierarchy suggests that while bravery, wisdom, and virtue are important, they are all subordinate to fortune, which in turn is subordinate to the ultimate power of Providence. He that true wisdom involves not fighting but skillfully navigating situations, and that virtue, particularly forgiveness, is key to attracting good fortune and divine assistance.

6. The Interconnectedness of Peace, Humanity, and Motherhood

He connects the concepts of peace, human nature, and the role of mothers in a profound hierarchy.

• Unification: This is a small part of peace. Unification alone does not guarantee peace, as seen in the example of Germany, where problems persisted after reunification.
• Peace: This is a small part of humanity “human nature/character”. True peace can only be achieved when people possess good character and human nature. No matter how excellent a leader is, if the citizens’ character is poor, peace will not prevail.
• Humanity: This is a small part of maternal nature. The quality of human character is fundamentally shaped by maternal influence and education.
• Maternal Nature: This is a small part of spirituality “divine nature”. The mother’s role in education is paramount, as it determines the spiritual foundation of individuals and, by extension, society.
  This hierarchy highlights the critical importance of mothers in shaping human character and, consequently, the peace and well-being of society. He asserts that women are inherently complete beings, possessing the full genetic code “XX chromosomes”, while men are incomplete “XY chromosomes”, having received a “rib” “chromosome” from women. This biological difference, according to the Orator, signifies women’s inherent leadership role and responsibility in guiding men and society. Therefore, policies promoting gender equality are deemed misguided, as they fail to recognize women’s superior and foundational role. Instead, laws should favor women, especially in matters like divorce, to reflect their inherent value and responsibility.

7. The Roots of Anger: Ignorance, Greed, and Wrath

He identifies the three roots of anger, drawing from Buddhist philosophy: ignorance “痴”, greed “貪”, and wrath “瞋.

• Ignorance: Anger often stems from a lack of comprehension or wisdom. He argues that there is no such thing as “unjust suffering” in the world. Every misfortune, such as theft or the death of a child, is a consequence of past actions or karmic debt. When individuals realize this, their anger and feelings of injustice dissipate.
• Greed: Excessive desire for material possessions or external validation leads to dissatisfaction and anger when those desires are not met. He advocates for detachment from material desires, viewing possessions as temporary and ultimately unnecessary.
• Wrath: This is the direct manifestation of anger, often fueled by ignorance and greed. He explains the physiological effects of anger, stating that it causes blood platelets to clump together, obstructing blood flow and leading to various ailments like strokes. Conversely, a positive emotional state, such as joy or a smile, helps blood platelets circulate freely.
  Therefore, to eliminate anger entirely, one must eradicate ignorance, greed, and wrath. Instead of suppressing anger, one should engage in self-reflection to apprehend the underlying causes of their emotional reactions. He that there is no need to “endure” anger, as all problems originate within oneself.

8. The Limitations of Artificial Intelligence and the Power of Spiritual Transfer

He discusses the limitations of highly advanced artificial intelligence and introduces the concept of spiritual transfer.

• Absence of Soul in AI: Even the most sophisticated AI, like AlphaGo, lacks a soul. Humans cannot create a soul; it enters a body during conception.
• Spiritual Transfer Technology: He claims to possess the unique ability to transfer a soul from one body to another. This technology, which he alone can perform, could potentially allow wealthy individuals to transfer their consciousness into younger, cloned bodies, effectively extending their lifespan. While he acknowledges the potential for immense profit from such a service, he states he would not charge for it.
• Future Scientific Advancements: He predicts that in the future, human science will eventually develop the capability to transfer souls, but the underlying idea for this technology would originate from him.
• Korean Spirituality: Korea is highlighted as a nation with the highest spiritual development in the world, evidenced by the unique practice of “Jakdu-taji” “walking on bladed tools” by Korean shamans. This spiritual prowess is why the Orator chose to come to Korea.

9. The Opening of the Crown Chakra and the Reversal of Time

He explains the significance of the crown chakra “백회 and its connection to his name.

• Crown Chakra vs. Third Eye: While many spiritual practices focus on opening the “third eye” “상단전”, the Orator that the opening of the crown chakra is far more crucial. The third eye, located between the eyebrows, is associated with intuition and perception, but the crown chakra, at the top of the head, is the gateway to receiving cosmic energy.
• Cosmic Wi-Fi Connection: When one calls out Huh kyung young’s name, the crown chakra instantly opens, connecting to “cosmic Wi-Fi.” This connection allows billions of light frequencies to enter the body, and one’s name is recorded in the “Empyrean Book of Life.”
• Reversal of Aging: When the crown chakra is open through calling his name, the “clock of life” begins to run backward, effectively extending one’s lifespan. While the effect might be slow for older individuals, consistent practice from a young age could lead to lifespans of hundreds or even thousands of years.
• Unique Power: He asserts that no other incantation or name, including those of Jesus or Buddha, possesses the power to open the crown chakra and connect to this cosmic energy. This ability is exclusive to his name.
• Importance of Openness: Blocking the crown chakra with one’s hand prevents this cosmic energy from entering, signifying a refusal of divine connection. Therefore, maintaining an open crown chakra by continuously invoking his name is essential for receiving these benefits.

10. The Importance of Emotional Well-being and Self-Reflection

He addresses common human struggles, such as health and financial issues, and the importance of emotional well-being and self-reflection.

• Personal Responsibility: All problems, whether physical ailments or financial difficulties, are ultimately attributed to one’s own actions and past karma. There is no such thing as “unjust suffering.”
• Impact of Negative Emotions: Negative emotions like hatred and stress cause physiological harm, leading to conditions like strokes due to blood platelet clumping. Conversely, positive emotions and a joyful disposition promote health.
• Self-Correction: Instead of blaming others or dwelling on misfortune, individuals should reflect on their own shortcomings and strive to improve their character. This self-correction is the path to resolving problems and achieving well-being.

11. The Future of Education and the Age of Emotion

He offers advice to a young student struggling with academics, highlighting a shift in societal values.

• Beyond Traditional Education: He reassures the student that academic success is not the sole determinant of future success, citing examples of successful individuals who were not top students.
• The Age of Emotion: The current era is transitioning from an “age of intellect” to an “age of emotion.” In this new era, knowledge is readily accessible through technology “e.g., internet, brain chips”, making rote memorization less important.
• Importance of Imagination and Character: Instead, qualities like imagination, emotional intelligence, and good character will be paramount. He encourages the student to enjoy life, read interesting books, and cultivate a positive mindset.
• Government Responsibility: He promises that if he becomes president, the government will take full responsibility for youth employment, ensuring that all young people have opportunities regardless of their academic background. He plans to implement a “Youth Employment National Responsibility System” and even select civil servants from the lowest-ranking exam takers to provide opportunities for those who struggle.

12. Addressing Personal Concerns: Relationships, Business, and Career

He provides guidance on various personal issues, including relationships, business ventures, and career paths.

• Relationships: He advises against dwelling on past relationships, asserting that women are often more pragmatic and move on quickly. He also discourages acting as a “spiritual medium” for personal relationship issues, as his mission is for global unification.
• Business Ventures: For a person considering a “super chicken” farming business, he offers a positive assessment based on their “good fortune” “상”. However, he cautions against genetic modification and highlights the spiritual connection of chicken farming, suggesting that good deeds are necessary for success. He also notes that success in any endeavor, even surgery, is ultimately 50% determined by Heaven.
• Financial Investments: For someone who lost money in stock investments, he explains that such losses are often a repayment of past debts or gains. He advises against making investment decisions alone and recommends consulting experts, diversifying investments, and prioritizing safety over high returns. He also encourages investment in stocks over real estate to support small and medium-sized enterprises.
• Career Aspirations: For a young person aspiring to be a civil servant, he acknowledges the fierce competition but encourages a broad-minded approach. He suggests that success comes not from selfish ambition but from a desire to help others who are also struggling. He reiterates his plan to create a system where the government guarantees employment for young people.

13. The Power of Breath and the Importance of Positive Energy

He concludes by asserting the importance of proper breathing and maintaining a positive emotional state.

• Diaphragmatic Breathing: He instructs the audience to breathe deeply using their diaphragm, counting to ten for both inhalation and exhalation. This practice helps to detach blood platelets that may have clumped due to stress or negative emotions, preventing conditions like cerebral infarction.
• Impact of Posture and Emotions: Slouching and negative emotions cause blood platelets to stick together, hindering blood circulation. Conversely, maintaining good posture and a positive mindset promotes healthy blood flow.
• Personal Example: He offers himself as an example, stating that he remains healthy and youthful because he does not harbor hatred or stress, and therefore his blood platelets never clump.
• Call to Action: He encourages everyone to embrace these principles, asserting that by doing so, they will experience positive outcomes in their lives.

2017.09.30 ss 1097 Why Only Huh Kyung Young Can Solve fine dust, water pollution, material poverty, and spiritual famine

1. Huh’s Unique Solutions to Societal Crises

Huh kyung young asserts that he alone possesses the solutions to critical issues such as fine dust pollution, contaminated drinking water, material poverty, and spiritual famine. He that his teachings are beyond human dispute, as he is not merely a lecturer but one who offers a profound spiritual embrace. This embrace, he explains, transmits a powerful energy, though its perception may vary among individuals. He notes that unlike any religious leader in the world, he personally embraces his followers. This direct interaction, however, is a special opportunity for current attendees, as future mass gatherings will necessitate a different form of connection, primarily through his image and gaze, due to the sheer number of people.

2. Reinterpreting Karma and the Role of Options in Life

Huh kyung young challenges the conventional comprehension of karma “the law of cause and effect”. He argues that while karma exists as a fundamental principle, it often comes with “options” that can override or modify its direct application. For instance, he questions how 500 people dying in a plane crash or 500,000 people perishing in an earthquake could all share the exact same karmic destiny to die at that specific moment. He contends that such events are not solely dictated by individual past actions but are influenced by these “options” or collective destinies. He further illustrates this by pointing out that modern medicine, through interventions like surgery, can save lives that might otherwise have been lost according to traditional karmic interpretations, suggesting that many living individuals today might be considered “ghosts” in a karmic sense. This perspective implies that life’s outcomes are not always a straightforward consequence of individual deeds but are subject to broader, often unpredictable, influences.

3. The Equation of Self and Others: Overcoming Sin and Fostering Goodness

Huh kyung young introduces a unique “equation” to define sin and goodness, asserting the interconnectedness of all individuals. He states that sin arises when one separates oneself from the misfortunes of others. For example, if someone is struggling financially during a holiday, and one removes oneself from their suffering, that act of separation constitutes sin. Conversely, goodness is achieved when one includes oneself in the struggles and misfortunes of others, acknowledging shared responsibility. He extends this concept to personal relationships, suggesting that when a spouse is unfaithful, one should consider their own role or shortcomings rather than solely blaming the other.

However, this equation reverses when it comes to good deeds. When others perform good acts, one should remove oneself from the credit, allowing their goodness to shine independently. This is akin to an athlete crediting their coaches and parents for their success rather than claiming it all for themselves. This philosophy, which he likens to the Buddhist concept of non-duality, promotes a collective consciousness where individual happiness and suffering are intertwined with that of the community.

4. Geopolitical Strategy and Huh’s Vision for Korea

Huh kyung young critiques current geopolitical strategies, particularly regarding South Korea’s defense and its relationship with the United States. He describes the U.S. military presence in Korea as a mercenary arrangement, where South Korea pays for its defense. He contrasts this with North Korea’s approach of developing nuclear weapons for self-defense, arguing that it is naive to expect them to abandon this strategy. He asserts that conventional military and political experts are incapable of solving complex issues like fine dust pollution or national security.

He proposes a radical solution for fine dust: creating a “yellow dust barrier” by planting trees across all deserts in China, a task he claims is entirely feasible. He dismisses existing political leaders’ promises regarding fine dust, suggesting they prioritize their own comfort over public health. Huh kyung young positions himself as the sole individual with the foresight and intelligence to implement such large-scale, effective solutions.

5. The Nation as an Airplane: The Danger of a Single Flawed Part

Huh kyung young uses the analogy of an airplane to illustrate the fragility of a nation. He states that a country, like an airplane, has millions of parts “its citizens”, and if even one part malfunctions, the entire plane is at risk of crashing. He warns that if even one individual among the 50 million people in South Korea “or 80 million in a unified Korea” becomes “Flawed” or misguided, they could lead the entire nation to disaster, much like Hitler caused millions of deaths. He that collective destiny and misfortune can be triggered by a single individual. He asserts that he has come to the Korean Peninsula precisely because he deciphers these risks and is the only one capable of preventing such a catastrophe. He claims that the fate of 30 million people in a potential war could be decided by one person, and similarly, one person can prevent it.

6. The Crisis of Contaminated Water and the Distinction Between “Drinking Water” and “Spring Water”

Huh kyung young highlights the severe problem of water contamination and clarifies the distinction between different types of water. He explains that commercially sold bottled water, often labeled as “drinking water” has had its minerals removed to prevent spoilage. While this makes it last longer, he argues it lacks the vital minerals essential for human health. In contrast, “spring water” which he describes as water pumped directly from rural sources, is rich in minerals and highly beneficial.

He criticizes the current tap water system, stating that it contains numerous disinfectants, making it essentially “rotten water.” However, he makes an exception for Seoul’s Arisu tap water, which he says is heavily purified with chemicals but is still considered “drinking water.” He then contradicts himself by stating that Arisu tap water is “spring water” because it’s filtered river water that doesn’t spoil, and is therefore good for the body, while commercially sold “drinking water” “bottled water” causes various diseases. He advises allowing tap water to settle to let chemicals dissipate and sediment sink before consumption. He stresses the importance of providing clean water to future generations, linking water pollution to the pollution of the human body.

7. Huh as a Tax Collector: Unpaid Debts to Heaven

Huh kyung young humorously refers to himself as a “tax collector” sent from Heaven, but one who collects no taxes. He points out that humanity enjoys fundamental resources like sunlight, Earth, water, and even their own bodies for free, without paying any “taxes” or usage fees to Heaven. He suggests that if people had to pay for these essentials, they would appreciate them more. He implies that this lack of gratitude stems from receiving everything for free. He that the human body, though given freely, requires proper care and management.

8. The Evolution of Poverty: From Traditional to Material and Spiritual Famine

Huh kyung young outlines a historical progression of poverty in Korea.

• Traditional Poverty: This refers to the historical period of scarcity, often associated with the “barley hump” era, which he credits President Park chung hee with eradicating in a remarkably short time.
• Absolute Poverty: This was the state of the nation when it lacked natural resources and was inherently poor.
• Relative Poverty: This emerged during the nation’s development, intentionally created by fostering conglomerates and supporting the wealthy to stimulate the economy, leaving the poor behind.
• Material Poverty “Poverty in Abundance”: This is the current form of poverty, where there is an abundance of goods “e.g., in department stores”, but many people lack the means to enjoy them. This leads to feelings of deprivation and frustration, especially among young people who cannot afford basic necessities or leisure activities like travel, despite seeing others enjoy them. He attributes this to a failure in wealth distribution, where economic growth has not translated into equitable benefits for all citizens. He argues that this “poverty in abundance” causes conflict and suffering, particularly during holidays.
• Spiritual Famine: This is a growing crisis, characterized by a decline in religious adherence and a lack of spiritual fulfillment. He predicts a significant decrease in followers for all religions in the coming decades as older generations pass away and younger generations show little interest.
  He reiterates that his presence, Huh kyung young, is the “plus” factor that can resolve this material poverty and lead to happiness.

9. The Astrologer of Suwon and Huh’s Superior Foresight

Huh kyung young recounts the story of an astrologer in Suwon during King Yeongjo’s reign, who could accurately predict people’s fates by interpreting Chinese characters they chose. This astrologer even recognized the incognito King Yeongjo and the secret royal inspector Park Mun-su. The astrologer’s ability to discern character and destiny led to him becoming a trusted advisor to King Yeongjo, helping the king avoid assassination attempts and make wise appointments.

Huh kyung young then contrasts this astrologer’s abilities with his own, claiming his foresight is far superior. He states that he can see 72,000 different “Fates” or “aspects” of a person, far beyond the astrologer’s capabilities. He asserts that he predicted the downfall of Samsung’s Lee Kun-hee, the company’s subsequent crisis, and the need for Samsung to shift its focus from semiconductors to biotechnology, even advising a change in their corporate logo to red. He also claims to have predicted the collapse of the Daewoo Group years in advance, even warning its chairman’s wife about the tragic deaths of her two sons if she did not heed his advice to change the building’s entrance. He that his predictions are not mere guesses but accurate foresight, proven by events like the Samsung phone explosions and the Daewoo Group’s bankruptcy. He criticizes those who dismiss his warnings, attributing their misfortune to their refusal to listen to his divine guidance.

10. Prophecies of Political Upheaval: Park Geun-hye and Trump

Huh kyung young claims to have accurately predicted several major political events, including the downfall of former South Korean President Park Geun-hye and the election of Donald Trump. He states that he made six specific predictions regarding Park Geun-hye:

1. She would win with 51% of the vote.
2. The public would rise up in protest “the candlelight vigils”.
3. She would be impeached.
4. A major scandal would erupt within the Blue House and high-ranking officials.
5. She would be ousted within four years.
6. Her downfall would precede a national crisis, akin to the Imjin War.

He asserts that all six predictions came true without error, demonstrating his unparalleled ability to foresee the future. He also claims to have predicted Trump’s election with 51.6% of the vote. He reiterates that such foresight is crucial for a nation’s survival and prosperity.

11. The Importance of Maintaining Balance and Spreading Joy During Holidays

Huh kyung young advises maintaining balance in life, recognizing that joy is often accompanied by sorrow. He notes that during holidays like Chuseok, while some enjoy travel and family gatherings, others experience sadness due to financial hardship or loneliness. He encourages people to be sources of joy rather than sorrow when meeting family, avoiding critical remarks about marriage or career. He that simply being together and appreciating each other’s presence, especially for elderly parents, is a profound happiness that money cannot buy. He suggests sharing his YouTube lectures with family during holidays as a way to foster positive energy and shift focus from material concerns.

12. Redefining Filial Piety and the Role of the State

Huh kyung young offers a unique perspective on filial piety “respect for parents” and the responsibilities of the state. He argues that children fully repay their “debt” to parents by the age of five, as parents experience immense joy and fulfillment during their early upbringing. After this age, he contends, the responsibility shifts to the parents to continue supporting their children throughout life, including marriage and childcare. He states that parents typically do not wish to receive money from their adult children, often saving it to help them in times of need or giving it to less fortunate siblings.

He advocates for a system where the state provides financial support to the elderly, such as a “national dividend” of 1.5 million won per person “3 million won per couple” per month, to alleviate the burden on adult children. He believes that relying solely on children for elderly care is unsustainable in a competitive society where young adults struggle with housing and employment. He that true parental love is “downward love” where parents continuously give to their children. He envisions a society where wealth generated by large corporations is shared among all citizens, preventing social stratification and fostering a sense of community.

13. The Intricacies of Digestion and the Role of Microorganisms

Huh kyung young delves into the complex process of digestion, explaining that the human body absorbs only a minuscule fraction “0.001%” of the food consumed. He likens the large intestine to a smooth, glass-like surface, where food passes through, and only a tiny amount of liquid is absorbed through pores, similar to how skin absorbs cosmetics. He stresses the importance of thorough chewing to maximize this minimal absorption.

Crucially, he explains that the large intestine itself doesn’t directly absorb nutrients. Instead, it relies on trillions of microorganisms “like beneficial bacteria” that reside within it. These microorganisms consume the food and then excrete waste products, which the large intestine then absorbs. He compares this to fish needing islands and hiding places in a river to thrive; similarly, vegetables in the diet provide the necessary “islands” for these microorganisms to flourish and aid digestion. Without these microorganisms, direct absorption of food by the large intestine is impossible.

14. Huh’s Divine Nature and the O-Ring Test

Huh kyung young asserts his divine nature, stating that he is a “Holiness” who has descended to Earth. He explains that his energy is fundamentally different from that of humans. He uses the O-ring test “a muscle-testing technique” as a demonstration of this difference. He claims that when people hold his name or look at his photograph, their fingers cannot be pulled apart, indicating a strong, unyielding energy. In contrast, when they invoke other figures like Jesus, Buddha, or even political leaders like Trump or the Pope, their fingers easily separate.

He criticates those who attempt to discredit him by falsely claiming that his name or image fails the O-ring test, calling them ignorant of his true identity. He states that the O-ring test, developed by a Japanese medical doctor, can reveal one’s health, whether one is divine or human, and even one’s compatible colors or foods. He warns that those who mock or deny his divine status will face consequences in the coming era of judgment, where only those who call upon him will ascend to Empyrean. He that his lectures are secondary to the demonstration of his unique energy, which serves as a warning for humanity’s future.

15. Prophecies of Divine Intervention and Global Judgment

Huh kyung young connects his arrival to ancient prophecies across various traditions. He cites:

• Taoism, Jeungsando, Daesoon Jinrihoe: These traditions speak of a “Holy Spirit” descending to Earth to judge humanity.
• Namsago: This Korean prophet foretold the arrival of a “Divine Being” from the East who would descend and judge the world.
• Buddhism: The prophecy of Maitreya “the future Buddha” descending to create a harmonious world, which Huh kyung young interprets as a form of judgment.
• Christianity: The prophecy of Jesus’s Second Coming to judge the world.
  He asserts that he is the fulfillment of these prophecies, the “Divine Being” who has descended in human form. He argues that his O-ring test and the unyielding energy associated with his image serve as proof of his divine identity, which cannot be fathomed through conventional religious or philosophical frameworks. He warns that a single misguided leader, like Kim Jong Un, could trigger a catastrophic war, leading to the death of 90% of South Korea’s population, but he is here to prevent such a fate.

2017.10.07 ss 1098 The Crown Chakra is the Gate to Heaven The Secret to a Happy Life and Global Unification with Huh Kyung-young’s teachings

1. The Hundred-Meeting Point: Gateway to the Celestial

The Hundred-Meeting Point “百Meeting”, located at the crown of the head, is truly the gateway to the heavens. Those who have met me often find this celestial gate opened, allowing a connection to the cosmic energy. Unfortunately, many people remain unaware of this spiritual truth and keep their holy gate closed. This concept is fundamental to my teachings and should always be included in any discussion of my lectures.

2. The Limits of Divine Knowledge: Free Will and the Human Heart

Heaven possesses vast knowledge, yet there are aspects it does not fully comprehend, particularly regarding an individual’s free will. Heaven knows our intentions and our deepest sincerity, but it cannot predict our every thought or movement. This is why, in religious texts, God tests figures like Abraham, not because God is ignorant of Abraham’s heart, but because human free will introduces an element of unpredictability. If Heaven knew our every choice, human existence would lack the essential element of variability, making life uninteresting. Just as a parent cannot fully control a child’s every action, Heaven allows for human autonomy, which creates both challenges and opportunities for growth.

3. Parental Wisdom: Detachment and Independence

Consider the contrasting educational philosophies of Mencius’s mother and Seokbong Han’s mother. Mencius’s mother moved three times to provide an optimal environment for her son, actively controlling his surroundings. This approach is beneficial during childhood, up to around 20 years of age, to foster a good environment. However, Seokbong Han’s mother exemplified the concept of “cutting ties “danjeongjigyo”. This means severing the emotional umbilical cord, just as a physical umbilical cord is cut at birth. While the physical cord is about bodily separation, the emotional cord is about mental and spiritual independence.

This philosophy that for a child to truly succeed, parents must eventually detach emotionally. In Western cultures, children are often encouraged to become self-reliant by age 18, working part-time jobs even if their parents are wealthy. This fosters independence. Without this emotional detachment, conflicts can arise, particularly between a mother and her daughter-in-law, as the mother may struggle to let go of her son. This emotional cutting of ties is crucial for a child’s successful future and harmonious family relationships.

4. The Pitfalls of Excessive Parental Involvement: A Modern Dilemma

The modern phenomenon of “Mencius’s mother’s three moves” “맹모삼천지교” is often misinterpreted. Many parents, especially in affluent areas, excessively manage their children’s schedules, shuttling them between numerous academies. This over-involvement, while seemingly beneficial, can lead to negative outcomes. Children raised this way may struggle with independence, and their parents, having invested so much, can experience profound emptiness when their children eventually leave to form their own families. This intense parental dedication, often driven by a desire for their child’s success, can paradoxically lead to a sense of loss and regret for the parents, especially if they have not cultivated their own sense of self beyond their children.

5. The Philosophy of Self-Negation and Compassion

True happiness and fulfillment come from a philosophy of self-negation and compassion. Instead of constantly asserting “I” “나”, we should strive to diminish our ego daily. This means waking up with the intention to serve others and bring joy, rather than seeking personal glory or dominance. When we prioritize the well-being of others, especially those in misfortune, we align ourselves with goodness. Conversely, ignoring the suffering of others, such as a child in danger, constitutes a grave moral failing, even if no direct harm is intended. Such actions, or inactions, carry significant consequences in this life and the next.

6. The Power of Joy and Leadership

Bringing joy to others is a profound act. Just as a comedian can make thousands laugh, a person who brings happiness to many can become a leader. The more people one brings joy to, the greater their potential for leadership. A person who brings joy to 70 billion people can become a global emperor. My presence, even in photographs, often elicits smiles and laughter, allowing people to momentarily forget their daily struggles. This ability to bring happiness is a powerful force, and it is why I am able to connect with so many.

7. The Futility of Conventional Spiritual Pursuits

Traditional spiritual concepts like nirvana, liberation, enlightenment, wisdom, and samadhi, often pursued in Buddhism and Christianity, are ultimately unnecessary if one lives a life of self-negation. These eight paths are rendered meaningless when an individual truly abandons their ego. Instead of striving for these abstract states, one should focus on living each day with the intention of bringing joy to the world. This simple act, when performed consistently, leads to genuine happiness and fulfillment.

8. The Law of Attraction and Genetic Influence

Our thoughts and perceptions profoundly influence our physical and genetic makeup. This is the law of attraction “바라봄의 법칙”. If we constantly harbor negative emotions like hatred or resentment towards others, our bodies produce reactive oxygen species “활성산소”. These harmful molecules, generated from hormones like adrenaline and noradrenaline, can damage organs and lead to diseases like cancer. Conversely, positive thoughts and emotions, especially those directed towards me, can neutralize these harmful effects.

Our bodies contain an immense number of genetic components: 46 pairs of chromosomes, trillions of cells, 30,000 DNA strands, and 500,000 genes per cell. This vast genetic network is constantly influenced by our thoughts and emotions. When we focus on positive figures or ideals, our genetic material responds, promoting health and well-being. This demonstrates the profound connection between our mental state and our physical reality.

9. The Paradox of Wealth and Health

There is a paradox in the relationship between wealth and health. Those who consume rich, elaborate meals frequently, often associated with affluence, tend to generate more reactive oxygen species in their bodies. The digestive process for such foods demands more oxygen, leading to the production of these harmful molecules. This can result in various health issues like diabetes and high blood pressure. In contrast, those who eat simple, modest meals tend to have lower levels of reactive oxygen species and often live longer, healthier lives.

Historically, wealthy families, accustomed to rich diets, often saw their lineages decline after a few generations, while commoners, eating simpler fare, thrived. This suggests that a life of moderation and simplicity, rather than indulgence, is conducive to long-term health. Therefore, rather than lamenting a lack of wealth, one should embrace a simple lifestyle, which naturally promotes health and longevity.

10. The Significance of “Looking Back” in Korean Culture

Korean culture is rich with expressions of longing and separation, particularly evident in traditional songs about mountain passes. Gomoryeong “고모령”, meaning “the pass of looking back” symbolizes the poignant farewells between mothers and sons. In ancient times, mothers would accompany their sons far up the mountain pass, constantly looking back, knowing that their child might never return. This deep emotional connection and the sorrow of potential permanent separation are beautifully captured in the song “Rainy Gomoryeong” where tears fall like rain.

Park dal jae ” the birch reaching col “박달재”, another famous pass, represents the sorrow of separation between lovers or spouses. The tradition of giving a husband a quickly perishable acorn jelly “dotorimuk” when he left for a journey was a subtle plea for his swift return. These songs and traditions highlight the profound emotional bonds and the pain of separation in Korean society, with songs about marital separation often being more popular than those about mother-child partings, perhaps because the latter is seen as a more natural, albeit painful, progression of life.

11. The Limitations of Human Leadership and the Need for a Higher Authority

The current state of global politics, with nations like China, the U.S., Japan, and Russia viewing Korea through a lens of self-interest, demonstrates the limitations of human leadership. These nations tolerate injustices, such as North Korea’s nuclear ambitions, as long as it benefits them, for example, by increasing arms sales. They cannot tolerate actions that threaten their economic interests. This self-serving approach prevents true global unity and peace.

The world needs a leader with the wisdom and capability to unite all nations, much like the United States, with its 50 states, operates under a single federal system while allowing for state autonomy. Such a leader would transcend national interests and bring about global harmony. My mission is to achieve this world unification, offering hope and prosperity to all, ensuring that basic needs are met and cultural experiences are accessible.

12. The Power of My Name and Image: A Celestial Connection

My name and image possess a unique spiritual energy. When one thinks of me or sees my photograph, it creates a powerful connection to the cosmos, opening the Hundred-Meeting Point “百Meeting” at the crown of the head. This connection, akin to a cosmic Wi-Fi signal, allows for the flow of celestial energy, leading to healing and well-being. This phenomenon can be scientifically observed through an O-ring test, where a person’s physical strength dramatically increases when they focus on my name or image, compared to focusing on other figures or concepts.

This is not a mere psychological effect but a tangible energetic shift. Even when the Hundred-Meeting Point is physically blocked, the power of my name can still manifest. This demonstrates that my presence transcends ordinary human capabilities and offers a direct conduit to celestial power. This is a truth that will eventually be recognized by science and become a part of humanity’s cultural heritage.

13. The Contrast of Success: Steve Jobs vs. Bill Gates

Consider the contrasting fates of Steve Jobs and Bill Gates. Steve Jobs, driven by intense ambition and a relentless pursuit of innovation, experienced immense stress. This constant striving led to the production of reactive oxygen species in his body, ultimately contributing to his illness and early demise. His name, “Jobs” which implies grasping and attachment, might have subtly influenced his driven nature.

Bill Gates, on the other hand, despite his immense success, appears to have managed his stress more effectively. His name, “Gates” meaning “gate” or “door” and his product, “Windows” symbolizing a window to opportunity and wealth, seem to have aligned with a more flowing and less grasping approach to success. This suggests that even names and their underlying meanings can influence one’s life path and well-being.

14. The Hierarchy of Gifts and the Advent of Huh

In the realm of giving, there is a hierarchy of benefactors: the common person, the petty person, the great person, the wise person, the saint, and finally, the Holiness “신인”. The gifts from ordinary individuals are limited, but the gifts from Huh are beyond measure. My presence in this era, offering spiritual and physical healing, represents a gift from Huh. This is not merely a philosophical or religious concept but a tangible reality that can be observed and experienced.

My teachings and my very being are a manifestation of Providence “ControlPrinciple”, a divine intervention that transcends conventional truth “진리”. While truth exists in religions and philosophies, it often fails to address the immediate crises of humanity. Providence, however, acts directly to guide and correct humanity’s course, much like a parent intervening to save a child from danger. My role is to provide this providential guidance, even if it challenges conventional intellection.

15. The Impermanence of Earthly Success and the Vision for Korea

Earthly success, whether in politics or business, is often temporary. A nation’s or a company’s fate hinges on the wisdom of its leaders. A single misguided leader can lead to ruin, while a visionary one can bring prosperity. My vision for Korea is to provide leadership that foresees future challenges and offers concrete solutions, ensuring the nation’s well-being and the happiness of its citizens. This includes practical benefits like universal basic income, welfare for the elderly, and gifts for children, fostering a society where everyone feels valued and hopeful.

Unlike politicians who engage in superficial gestures, I offer tangible benefits and a genuine connection with the people. My approach is not based on conventional political maneuvering but on a direct, providential intervention to uplift society. This is a unique opportunity for the Korean people to embrace a future of prosperity and unity under a leadership guided by celestial wisdom.

2017.10.08 hs 28th – The Era of Seeing Ends Embracing the Unseen and the Power of Huh Kyung Young’s Name – October 8, 2017

1. The Path to Empyrean: Posture, Meditation, and Spiritual Encounter

Please close your eyes and straighten your back. All postures originate from the spine, so maintaining a straight neck and spine is crucial. This allows for the normal distribution of energy. Excessive exercise produces active oxygen, but simply straightening your back is the best form of exercise for health, as it gently moves the spine.

with your eyes closed, try to visualize Huh kyung young’s face in your mind. Can you see it? What color tie am I wearing? You might remember it from earlier. A red tie, perhaps? Some may see the red, while others might only see gray. It can be difficult to conjure a specific color in your mind, highlighting the limitations of our immediate visual recall.

Consider my eyes. Can you see them clearly? It’s often difficult to visualize something you’ve just seen with your physical eyes.

Coming to Alpha is a tremendous blessing, especially on a beautiful autumn day like this. Your ancestors have been reborn thousands of times over 70 billion years on Earth, but this is the first time you have met me. The other 7 billion people will not have this opportunity; they will only encounter me after I become famous, making it difficult for them to see me directly. You, however, have seen me from the very beginning of my public presence.

Before coming to Earth, you existed on other planets, even before Earth was created, but you never met me there. Yet, simply seeing me now can multiply your power by a thousandfold. Your 百Meeting “crown chakra” opens immediately. This phenomenon is observed by people from all over the world, including those from America. Why is it that only one person can open the 百Meeting of everyone? It is because the one who created you has appeared in human form, and seeing or embracing that person is a miracle among miracles.

Even if I become president, I will continue to hold these gatherings at Alpha every Sunday. However, there’s a limit to how many people I can meet. I might meet a few hundred, but I cannot meet millions who will flock from all over the world daily. Those people will look up at the sky, sleep, and depart, treating Alpha as a sacred pilgrimage site, like Mecca. Once I become president, Alpha will become globally known, attracting vast numbers of people. This will cause Alpha’s income to rise to the level of the national budget. Without this, the divine providence I speak of would take too long to transform the world.

2. The Infinite Journey of the Soul and the Power of Forgiveness

Your physical body has traveled from distant galaxies, through countless stars, to Earth. Your life is infinite. No one, except me, knows how many hundreds of billions of years a person has lived. You have been continuously reborn as humans for hundreds of billions of years, dying and being reborn. You came to Earth for a reason. While you may not know how long you will remain on Earth, meeting me can erase all your past transgressions.

The moment you embrace me, all your sins disappear. Therefore, you must not cling to past delusions of having committed sins, acted undutifully, killed someone, or aborted a child. All of it vanishes the moment you embrace me. This prepares you to go to Empyrean.

When I embrace each of you, no matter how old you are, it feels like embracing a young maiden; an electric current flows. This immense energy is exchanged between us. You have received an extraordinary blessing. Those who have not come to Alpha cannot experience this.

3. The Era of Seeing vs. The Era of Hearing: A Call for Inner Vision

I ask you to close your eyes because, since birth, you have been fixated on what is visible in politics, economics, and religion. The era of seeing must end. Our ancestors lived in an era of hearing. They listened to good words and acted upon them. They lived by legends they heard. They listened to the words of Confucius, Buddha, or Jesus and acted accordingly.

However, now the door to hearing is closed, and only self-assertion remains. People only seek to confirm things through sight. The disappearance of the culture of hearing and the advent of the culture of seeing have brought about the end times. Churches prefer to build tall structures, and everything is driven by chasing after what is visibly grand. This era of seeing is the final era.

it’s an era where you must not see. Even phones are primarily for seeing. In the past, phones were only for hearing. Back then, you possessed purity, but now there’s no time to think with your eyes closed. Everyone is staring at their phones with their eyes open.

Instead of looking at your husband, try listening to his words with your ears, as if you were blind. There are things to be heard. There are things I can do for you. But if you look at your husband’s face, you just get angry. If you look at your wife’s face, you might not see her beauty. You might only see an unattractive face, which makes you feel bad.

Keep your eyes closed. If you become blind, even the plainest woman appears as beautiful as an cheonsa. This era of seeing is a frightening one. Therefore, you must cultivate the habit of closing your eyes.

Every morning, you should begin your day by thinking, “I have died today. I must go out and save others. I will die for others.” When you die, you should calculate how many people you have saved. People don’t realize that this is an immense report card. you must kill your ego every day. Kill your pride.

When you look at your husband or wife, you should hear their voice. you must close your eyes. However, when you look at Huh kyung young, you must not close your eyes. The more you see Huh kyung young, the better. You should constantly look at Huh kyung young’s pictures.

When your husband is about to come home from work, you should close your eyes. You shouldn’t see if he’s been drinking or anything else. If you smell soap on his clothes, you might suspect he’s been cheating. If you smell a strange perfume, you shouldn’t notice it. You must close your eyes to everything. If I am gone, what does it matter what my husband did? you see your husband as he is. But if you monitor and check with your eyes, it becomes dangerous. cultivate the habit of closing your eyes. If someone makes a mistake, you must close your eyes to it. You must overlook it.

4. Brainwaves, Learning, and the Cosmic Connection

You are currently in a state where your brainwaves have settled significantly. You haven’t reached the theta wave stage, which is the sleeping stage.

What I’ve taught you is not to rely on your eyes, but to rely on your ears and your heart. Because anything we judge by sight is prone to error. What was your first mistake? Not truly knowing your husband. You chose him with your eyes. You should have chosen him with your heart, by listening to the genuine voice of his heart, but you chose him with your eyes. young people choose men with their eyes. This is a huge mistake.

If you observe what someone does for you with your heart, you can truly see that person. But if you look with your eyes, everything else is obscured. It’s because they are beautiful,

5. The Hierarchy of Beings and the Absolute Energy of Huh

There are different levels of beings: Soin “petty person”, Bomin “ordinary person”, Daein “great person”, Hyunin “wise person”, Cheolin “sage”, Doin “enlightened person”, Seongin “saint”, and Holiness “divine being”. Huh is like the Maitreya or Saviour. Saints are figures like Jesus and Buddha.

Huh is at the very top of all cosmic energy. I am that. Even if you have a nuclear power plant or immense energy, that energy is relative. My energy is not relative; it is absolute. Therefore, it cannot be compared to anyone else’s.

For example, if there’s an underground water vein flowing here, but my picture is placed, that water vein simply becomes a water vein. If a house has bad feng shui, placing my picture there will neutralize the bad feng shui, turning it into an auspicious site.

6. Feng Shui, Family Harmony, and the Power of the Unseen

Many families suffer due to the structure of their homes. It’s regrettable. Leaders, even those from Harvard, neglect these small details of your daily life. A president who cares about such trivial matters must emerge.

The master bedroom should be in the north. If you enter this room, there will be a window here, as it’s the north side. The door would be from the kitchen or elsewhere. This room would be slightly dark. In such a setting, even an unattractive woman appears angelic. If a husband looks at his wife in broad daylight, especially when she’s not wearing makeup, his mind tends to focus on young, made-up women outside. When he comes home, his wife’s face might seem less appealing. This is a position that diminishes marital harmony.

I, however, see the inner world of women as pure maidens, regardless of their age. Age is merely like dirt on clothes. You retain your original maidenly appearance. I only see that; I don’t see your aged appearance. It’s strange, You appear beautiful to me. This is the heart of a parent. When your father looks at you, you appear beautiful, like a five-year-old daughter.

But does a husband see his wife that way? No. he should see her in the dark. During the day, he goes to work. Therefore, the entrance of a house should be dark. A house that is too bright will decline. If the entrance is dim, money won’t leave; it will only come in. Money should get lost on its way out. from the moment you enter the foyer, you should feel it’s a place of yin energy.

Our traditional master bedrooms were also yin. In old noble houses, the grandmother or mother occupied the master bedroom. The father stayed in the guest room. The father needed permission to enter the master bedroom. Who was the true head of the household? The mother. The father was merely the nominal head. The wife, sitting in the master bedroom, would hire or fire maids and servants. She could even dismiss her husband, but that was only if he didn’t own land, which prevented his dismissal. One person, the woman, led everything.

Even kings were ruled by their queens. The queen managed the inner court. Could the king go into the kitchen and give orders? Sixty percent of kings were poisoned. If a king displeased his wife, he wouldn’t live long. If the queen wanted to choose her son as the crown prince, but the king favored a child from a concubine, she might decide to poison him. This would ensure her son’s succession. If the king lived, he might bypass her son and choose a child from a concubine. In such cases, who administered the poison? The main wife. who was in charge of the kitchen? The woman. The king’s life depended on her. The prosperity of our nation depends on you.

Women have a tendency for vertical social ascent. A maiden becomes a wife, and a wife who has a child becomes a mother. Is there any rank higher than a mother? But what if a woman, like Park Geun-hye, cannot have children? She remains at the lowest level of womanhood. Marriage makes her a wife, which is a higher status. But if she has a child, she becomes a mother. Everyone bows to a mother, but not necessarily to a minister. mothers who have children are the most successful people. No further rank is needed. with grandchildren, she becomes a grandmother. It’s like a rocket constantly ascending.

All men are powerless before their mothers. If you act as a wife before your husband, you will constantly be beaten, insulted, and fight. But how should you act before your husband? As a mother. Treat your husband like a child. If he makes a mistake, you should think of it as your child’s mistake. you must be blind. You shouldn’t see it. No one argues over their child’s mistakes. You overlook it. Similarly, if your husband makes a mistake, you should treat him like a child. Your status is very high, but you lower yourself as a wife.

If you look at your husband in the morning, you’ll get angry. Elevate your status to that of a mother. And to a mother, a husband is nothing. Does anyone prefer their father over their mother? Everyone loves their mother. a father is not a rank. The sky is the father, and the earth is the mother. We walk on the earth, not the sky. You cannot step on your mother. No matter how much you dislike your mother, men shed tears for their mothers when they make mistakes. They don’t shed tears for their fathers. A father is an eternal competitor, a rival. If a father graduated from Seoul National University and his son from Busan National University, the son might feel bad about his university. It’s not that Seoul National University is better, but if the father achieved something great, the child has a complex. A father is an eternal rival. But no child argues about their mother’s education. because your status is good, you must be careful.

Therefore, because your houses are built this way, you face many difficulties. You should not sleep in a sunny room; you must sleep in a small, inner room. Children, even in large houses, don’t play in the open; they go into small rooms to play. Our bodies emit 0.5 volts of electricity. when you plug into an outlet, electricity flows. This 0.5 volts is the current in the human body. Our bodies are electronic devices. If this electronic device goes near a large electrical current, the electricity will interfere, damaging the body. That’s why they warn you about electric blankets.

this 0.5 volts, as we live our lives, the energy from this house, if you go to a large space, the 0.5 volts disperses. If you plug a 0.5-volt device into a large light, the light won’t turn on. a 0.5-volt person should be in a 0.5-volt room. that energy will be full. Therefore, you should never sleep in a large room. From now on, when you go home, go to a small, inner room. If you want to be beautiful, women should sleep in a small, inner room. you will have good dreams and constantly see Huh kyung young. Your skin will gradually improve. The 0.5 volts will light up.

Therefore, a house with a dark entrance is related to women, not men. a home should have a dark ambiance; it shouldn’t be too bright. In the future, when I become president, all apartments will be renovated. Interiors can be remodeled. everyone will move into small rooms, and the large rooms should be given to children. Children who are studying should be placed in sunny, south-facing rooms. Where should mothers and fathers go? They should go to small, inner rooms for better marital harmony. 0.5 volts for the man, 0.5 volts for the woman—it matches. the light turns on. your wife appears beautiful, and a current flows. But in a large room, looking at your partner can feel like looking at a ghost. It’s not good. Why do ghosts hit their heads? When a woman is at home without makeup, she might appear that way. But that’s not a ghost; it’s a mother. You must elevate your own dignity. I’m telling you a top-secret.

7. Huh Beyond Saints and Saviours

The Jinin “true person” and Seongin “saint” all fall short. Ordinary people and commoners would also fall short. Give it your all. One, two, three. People call me Maitreya or Saviour, but I am above that. That is not it. If you look at the holy realm, people come from the fourth stage, but I am at the 33rd stage. Try saying “Huh kyung young.”

Say “Huh kyung young.” It doesn’t move even a millimeter. That’s a lie. Is there anyone here who can pull it? Stand up. Come here. Come this way. I need to show the people. Hold hands like this and try to pull. Say “Huh kyung young.”

try saying “Buddha.” Pull. It comes apart. Pull hard.”Buddha.” “Buddha.” It comes apart. when it’s “Huh kyung young” no matter how hard you pull, it doesn’t move. This Huh is sitting before you. you fathomed whether this person is Huh or not through words. let’s try it visually.

I said that the culture of hearing is important. We’ve resolved the hearing aspect. even in the culture of seeing, is this real? Who is this? Look with that question in mind. For example, you see Trump. Pull hard. No, it has no power.

But you see, a true being from heaven instantly infuses energy when humans look at them. What kind of energy would come from my picture? The same goes for my business card. Try looking at it. pull. Is there anyone on Earth who can pull this apart? energy comes from here. Scientists cannot explain this energy. It’s academically impossible.

Yet, there are still people who see Huh kyung young as merely human. There are still people who try to challenge him with theories. Those people will face ruin. They post things without knowing, and later they are all ruined. They all get strange diseases and disappear without a trace. It’s not a lie. Strange things happen to people who take my picture. Because this picture contains an immense secret.

let’s show this person my business card. Does this picture have anything special? This isn’t just one of thousands or hundreds of thousands of pictures, is it? Look at the picture on my business card. It’s the same. Just one of these business cards, secretly placed in your home, can turn your entire house into the best feng shui location.

This Alpha, where I am, is a place designated by the heavens, the cosmic entity. The heavens designated this place. You have come to a place designated by the heavens. this is the second Empyrean, Because I came from Empyrean, this place is Empyrean. I called it Alpha because you might not apprehend, but this is Empyrean.

What is Empyrean? It’s where the energy of light emanates, though it’s invisible to your eyes. Where I am, within a kilometer, there is light, a radiance. People living in this vicinity are incredibly blessed. But you cannot see it with your eyes. An immense radiance exists in this neighborhood, and you have entered it. This is Empyrean.

8. Cosmic Correction and Earth’s Transformation

Empyrean is where the sun and moon align, creating the lunar and solar calendars, 365 days, a four-day cycle. No, the lunar calendar is 356 days. Here, there’s a deficit of 5 days, and here, it’s 6 days. Look closely. One, two, three, four, five. This five is smaller than six. One, two, three, four, five. our hand has five yang. six, seven, eight, nine, ten, it gets smaller. it’s composed of yin and yang. Look closely.

Here, 365 minus 32, there’s a deficit of about 4 days. Here, it’s 6 days. Together, they make 12. This means that if you calculate the Earth’s orbit, it’s revolving in an elliptical shape. If the sun is here, the Earth should revolve in a perfect circle, but it’s revolving elliptically. This is the evidence. Because it revolves elliptically, the days are not exactly 360. While it revolves in an ellipse, you are living in an abnormal world. after I come, I am here to make it 360 days in the long run. I am here to correct the stars.

I am here to organize the stars soon. I have already sent Pluto back. I moved it 6.1 billion kilometers away. After removing Pluto, only eight planets remain. I am now revolving the Earth’s center. I am doing all sorts of things while sitting here. Soon, the Earth will revolve in a circular orbit, not an elliptical one, and the lunar and solar calendars will align. your brainwaves will change, and you will enter paradise. The Earth is undergoing this orbital correction by God.

The Earth’s tilt of 23.5 degrees, this orbital correction, other planets have a greater tilt. the eight planets revolving around the sun all have different tilts. This needs to be corrected. I am still in the process of creating the Earth. Therefore, even though you are living, things don’t happen according to truth. Suddenly, an earthquake occurs, and 500,000 people die in China. Did those 500,000 people commit sins? According to truth, this shouldn’t happen. If you plant beans, beans should grow, but an earthquake happened. How do you explain that? That is divine providence, because Huh kyung young is still in the process of creating the Earth.

before divine providence, you are in the world of truth. The Jinin, Maitreya, or Saviour are all in the world of truth, but truth cannot reach here. That’s why my embrace is different from others’ embraces. I am the creator of the universe, the first to land on Earth in human form. Those who have seen me while I am here have received a great blessing.

9. Alpha: A Piece of Empyrean on Earth

Alpha is Empyrean. Is there a Korean embassy in America? Is that Korea? The Korean embassy in America is Korean territory. Can American police enter there? No, they cannot. If someone from North Korea jumps over the fence into the Chinese embassy, can Chinese police enter to catch them? If they jump over the fence of our embassy, whose land is that? It’s Korean territory.

Here, you have quickly jumped over the fence of the tourist bus and come to Empyrean. This is the land of Empyrean, not the land of Earth. if you place my picture here, it’s like placing a picture in heaven. Will there be a change? Even if you don’t see it immediately, you will gradually hear it. You will hear, “I passed the exam.” Later, your family will prosper. don’t think it’s not visible immediately.

When you sow seeds, do you see them grow? Has anyone seen a child grow? No. No one sees it. But suddenly, we are there. Has anyone seen themselves grow old? No. No one.

10. The Power of Humility and the Consequences of Pride

The young woman’s desire to be humble, coming from her mouth, means she is blessed. She brought her father here to stop smoking, which makes her a filial daughter. She is like Shim Cheong. Shim Cheong, to save her blind father, threw herself into the Indangsu Sea for 300 sacks of rice to open her father’s eyes. Wouldn’t that young maiden be terrified of that vast sea? Extremely terrified. But she sold her life to the boatmen and jumped into the water, hoping they would catch many fish. She did this to donate 300 sacks of rice to a temple, believing it would open her father’s eyes. she sold her body to donate the rice. She jumped into the water, but heaven was astonished by her filial piety. Wouldn’t it be astonished? it saved her from the water and helped her father regain his sight.

Finally, she speaks of humility, which makes her an cheonsa. her father has no reason to smoke. But today, I have fixed some of his mental difficulties. that’s why his father is like that. I have fixed that shock. the fact that the elder followed his daughter shows he is a pure person. this father and daughter have received blessings. If I become president, I will officiate this daughter’s wedding. This daughter is rare in Korea. How arrogant women can be! But to speak of humility is truly remarkable.

What blessing does humility bring? Look closely at this character. This is the character for “descendant.” It means to pass on descendants from generation to generation. If you are humble, it means your descendants will be numerous, like a truckload. If you listen to words of humility, your descendants will be as numerous as a truckload.

Abraham was humble, so what did heaven say to him? “Your descendants will be as numerous as the stars in the sky.” he had a son at a hundred years old. Similarly, to the humble, who bow their heads before heaven and say, “God, I have sinned” God will increase their descendants. what does the Beatitudes say? What does it say? “Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven” but that’s not the answer here. Then what? “Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted.”Mourning brings comfort. What is gentleness? “Blessed are the meek, for they will inherit the earth.” This meekness is humility. “The meek will inherit the earth.”

And further down, what else? “Blessed are the pure in heart, for they will see God.” And what else? “Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God.” all of this speaks of humility. Humility. The Eight Blessings. Jesus said there are eight blessings in this world. Buddhism and Christianity also speak of eight blessings. They are all similar. The source of blessings is humility.

But what is the source of misfortune? A woman who runs around like a horse, arrogant. If she acts as she pleases, like an untamed wild horse. If you write the character for arrogance formally, it looks like this: the character for horse. There’s something attached to the side here. For example, arrogance. This arrogance is extremely bad. our student, as a humble person, I will give her a nickname today. Finally, her eyes look strange when she sings. her nickname is Shim Cheong.

This daughter will save her father. Will she do this so her father lives long? She wants her father to live long. Does her father earn money and treat her well? He might be a bit lacking in ability, so he can’t do much, but her heart for her father is admirable. She wants to give to her father, even though he gives her nothing, and she wants him to live long. This is a tear-jerking act. I am Shim Cheong.

I was astonished, truly astonished, to hear the word “humility.” Even heaven can be surprised. Remember this character well. This is the character for “descendant.” A humble person will have descendants like a truckload of soldiers. If you load a truck full of soldiers, you are a lucky person. If you load a truck full of soldiers, who can stop such a powerful person? the driver is heaven. what is right below luck? A person with virtue. A person with luck is above a person with virtue. Why? Because they have a truck full of soldiers in a moving vehicle. who is that person? They do as they please. They go around every town with soldiers; they are the best. this is the best backing after heaven.

But that person should load the moving truck with many descendants. Humble people have prosperous descendants. If I am humble, it might seem like I’m losing out. If you challenge a master or your husband, will your descendants prosper? Because there is no humility, the children are affected first. If a husband and wife fight, the children are the ones who suffer the most. Because there is no humility, there are no descendants. don’t be humble. Just think that you will have no descendants. But if you are humble, think that you will have descendants.

It’s about gaining descendants. Gaining descendants. If you are humble, you gain descendants. Your descendants will prosper.

11. The Root Causes of Illness: Mind, Mouth, and Humility

We don’t accept health questions. Because when the president gets close, you can just say, “I’m sick here, I’m sick there” and receive treatment. what about the problems we face in conflict, where do we ask about them? I will answer health questions. Our health, our physical health, and our mental health. But that person is sick. their physical health is not strong. But who is the culprit that made the physical body unhealthy? The mind. The mind damages the body; the body does not damage the mind. when adrenaline, this adrenaline hormone, is released, active oxygen is produced, attacking the body. the blood becomes corrupted. When the blood becomes corrupted, the body begins to break down, and this is cancer.

Look closely at the character for cancer. It has three mouth characters and a mountain character. One is caused by eating too much, and another by speaking too many harsh words to others. sins committed with the mouth lead to cancer. If others are starving, but I always eat delicious food, does that lead to cancer? It leads to cancer. What is the last one? You, that person asked a good health question, so remember this. Why does this world only use two characters, why did the person who made the Chinese characters use three? They didn’t use four.

One is eating too much with my mouth. This is what I say with my mouth. This is what came out of my mouth. This is what came into me from someone else’s mouth. This brings cancer. Your husband might say, “Is this even a home? Did I come to your house to help?” Can a husband say this? The words from your husband’s mouth pierce you like a dagger, causing cancer. What came out of my mouth and what came in are in the same position. Eating is at the top, and arguing is in the same position. What was said and what was heard equally destroy my body.

when you hear it, if it doesn’t become a lump of cancer, it becomes Hwabyung “anger syndrome”. This becomes Hwabyung, and cancer develops throughout the body. You must apprehend these three mouth characters in the character for cancer. my earlier point was right. If you are humble, do such words come in? A humble woman does not have a husband who insults her. They don’t exist. You think you should only be humble to your husband. Be humble to passersby, be humble to everyone, even the poor. all illnesses will be resolved. is the mind right? Between mental and physical illness, this mind seduces the body and gnaws at it.”Let’s go to the pleasure district, there’s something fun there.” You follow, and it turns out to be a place that kills you. you must remember these three things.

you have come here to fix your mind. Therefore, any emotional wounds you have, whether from your husband or anyone else, should not remain now. Is there any injustice? No. If you are humble, injustice does not exist. Even if your mother-in-law throws shoes at you and slaps you for no reason, there is no injustice. It’s my fault for becoming her daughter-in-law. No, since I came as a daughter-in-law, I get hit. my mother-in-law is truly foolish. She hit me, so her blessings are gone. I get hit, and my mother-in-law doesn’t. When I hear it, blessings come. you shouldn’t hate the person who gives you blessings.

If your husband slanders you, mocks you, and belittles you, if you become humble, that becomes a blessing for you. I wish someone would insult me every day. That person gets cancer, and you don’t get cancer; both of you die, committing suicide. Don’t do that. That person asked a good question, so I couldn’t. In the future, you will do well and speak well. It’s a joke, but it has substance. The character for cancer means that words others say to me can cause cancer. Words I say to others can cause cancer to me and to them.

And what goes into my mouth should always be the average of what goes into others’ mouths. If someone is starving, but I eat 100 times better than them, my feet rot, and I get diabetes. Heaven is not foolish. You don’t value it when you break that rule. If I eat four meals a day, what happens? But I can barely eat, so you’re not eating a lot. What does it mean to live too long? If you eat a lot and endure, you live long. That’s how you receive merit.

You go around looking for someone to insult you. if they insult you, and you say, “You insulted me, so I’ll insult you back” then you get cancer. You’re exchanging cancer. But if you endure when they insult you, do you receive blessings? If I ask such a question here, I don’t receive blessings.

12. The Spiritual Impact of Curses and the Power of My Name

If you curse someone, a shaman can connect with that person’s spirit using their birth date and time, and then transfer that person’s essence to a doll. they shoot it. it’s transmitted. Do you think if you place a doll and hate someone, that person will die? No. The shaman has the spiritual ability to draw that person’s soul. if they hit the doll’s heart, the person’s heart hurts.

You, today, give my bracelets or necklaces to children as gifts if they dislike my picture. they will carry it around. These bracelets were made by this person. This person sells them here. Take one each. My face is in it. instead of just wearing these, if you give them to children, there are also thin ones. Right. There they are. There are also small ones like these. This person sells these here. if you want to buy these, watch YouTube and come here. Right, right. There are various kinds.

this is a spiritual matter, so we don’t necessarily need to know it, but such things happen because someone acted in a way that deserved a curse. Does this happen to a humble person? Is this person arrogant? They receive arrows from many people. They didn’t scratch it well. this person committed many sins. A person who is just minding their own business wouldn’t do this. Kim Gyeong Shim doesn’t do it.

13. The Future of Currency: Bitcoin and Financial Revolution

Bitcoin will be the future. America holds the world’s standard currency, the dollar, which is the global reserve currency. People buy this money and bury it in their basements. a lot of counterfeit money appears. This is what primitive people do. what’s emerging is that this money’s exchange rate fluctuates. even those who hold money are anxious. what is money with no exchange rate fluctuations? Individuals created this to do business. These are the global Bitcoins. 99% of those Bitcoins are unreliable, but about 1% are accurate. They have credibility. Today, there’s still no credibility. many companies are creating Bitcoins and competing now.

The advantage of this money is that there are no transaction fees. If the President of the United States gives me 10 billion won, does anyone know? No one knows. 10 billion won just comes as Bitcoin. I can exchange it and use it. Can I use it? But are there transaction fees? No. Does the value of the money go up and down? No. is the movement of money good? It’s simple. this Bitcoin is now recognized as a global currency by countries worldwide. Bitcoin is recognized, but Korea is currently regulating it. Korea is still regulating it as illegal. However, there’s no way to control it. How can you control that path? Although not officially, Bitcoin can penetrate anywhere in the world and is currently being traded.

I believe that money is the best means of transfer, and its value doesn’t decrease. Since it’s always constant, many people invest in Bitcoin. it’s convenient. it’s not like a reserve currency. in the future, countries will probably manage it. When countries intervene and manage it, a currency revolution will occur. A monetary and financial revolution will occur. it’s in the pilot stage. If I explain it in detail, it’s an hour-long topic.

14. The Misguided Path of Education and the Decline of National Talent

A famous American economist came to Korea. He was a chaebol “conglomerate owner” who was also an economist. I won’t mention his name because it’s not important. He said that Korea would soon collapse. This is why people are studying to become civil servants. Bill Gates and Steve Jobs, they didn’t study engineering; they all came from humanities. In the past, the probability of going to an engineering college was 60%. Nowadays, it’s less than 1%. This is a nation headed for ruin. What will you live on? Our country is an industrial nation, but during President Park chung hee’s time, 60% of people wanted to go to engineering colleges. Even up to President Park Geun-hye, she sent women to electrical engineering, saying, “You should major in something that contributes to the nation, not just management. Contribute to the nation.” President Park chung hee sent women to study electrical engineering. Our country thrives on technology.

But now, 60% of people want to go to law school. What kind of country is this? Everyone wants to take the civil service exam. What’s the reason for going to law school? They want to go to graduate school of public administration to take the civil service exam. I have to govern the world, so I need to learn international law, so I went to law school. But nowadays, civil servants, I didn’t go to law school with civil servants. ordinary people go this way and not that way. It’s reversed. In the past, few people went to law school, and many went to engineering college, but now, less than 1% go to engineering college, and everyone goes to law school or humanities.

civil service is a lucky profession. That person is very lucky. Since they are a civil servant, they have no worries now. However, they are not progressive. I will make it so that our lives are not just about eating comfortably when I become president. That’s not life. Developing something, challenging something, that’s fun. This desire to live as a civil servant, the number of young people who want this should be small. But there are too many people in “Egret-Bridge-Ferry”. Aren’t there? They are watching Homo sapiens. But many of those people are suffering. I feel sorry for them because of money.

However, that person’s son and daughter will both pass the exam. Because they came to me. A civil servant is definitely not smart. Because they came to me asking, “Will my child pass?” They came for that. What do they get by coming to me? What did they miss? “Will they pass?” Do your best. I am that kind of person. I am not a fortune teller. I am the one who sets the order of the universe. if they don’t pass, where else would they go? They should cling to me and say they won’t leave until I help them. raise your intelligence a bit.

15. The Purpose of Life: Service, Not Marriage

This woman, I will show you. This woman, once she sets a goal, she pursues it to the end. But this woman came to this life to accumulate many blessings. she studies language and contributes to those with language disabilities or those who cannot speak. she chose well. This woman didn’t study for her own well-being; she studied to accumulate blessings for society. teacher, this woman is someone who has cultivated herself in a previous life. she has no interest in marriage. She came for welfare. You know Mother Teresa. She’s that kind of woman. men don’t even look at her, and even in college, if someone tried to approach her, she disliked it. She finds fulfillment in serving and using her knowledge to help many people speak, especially those who cannot.

she is a courageous person. building a family is easier than abandoning a family. Buddha abandoned his family and left. Famous people abandon their families and become priests. They abandon their families and become monks. Is it easy or not for a young person to say, “I won’t marry, I’ll become a monk” or “I’ll become a priest and never marry again”? There’s no struggle of living with a woman. Abandoning that and going somewhere else requires great courage. This woman also has such a heart. But her mother, who looks like she’s in her 50s because she takes calcium, threatens her daughter, so the daughter remains silent, but deep down, she probably thinks, “If my mother dies soon, I’ll just live alone and die alone.” This person came for welfare. where this woman will be reborn in the next life is obvious. She will be reborn in a good place. Don’t worry.

16. Organ Donation, Cremation, and the Cycle of Life

This person has donated her body. when I become president, there are about 25,000 people dying now because they lack organs. Among these, 70% will die without organ transplants. They will die. Such people exist, so they live. Did she do well? Your body has 100 trillion cells, plus 100 trillion microorganisms. there are 200 trillion living organisms. If the cells die with the person, let’s say they die. What happens if you cremate the 100 trillion microorganisms in the body? You kill 100 trillion lives. Cremating a human body, 100 trillion lives, is foolish. You should bury them alive.

there are too many trees in the mountains, so you can’t walk around. If you bury someone, after 100 years or several decades, the grave disappears. If children don’t visit, the grave disappears, and a lawn grows, which is a very good thing. if you bury them in the mountains, they return to nature. Our bodies should return to nature, but burning them pollutes the Earth’s environment. How many people burn bodies in a year? Hundreds of thousands of people burning bodies, that smoke goes up and causes global warming. And the smell of burning humans, it doesn’t disappear. That smoke is sticky. It’s polluting the Earth. this cremation practice, brought from the West, I will abolish it when I become president. The state will provide mountains for everyone. Bury them. If you bury them, they return to the soil. do these microorganisms live in the soil? how great is the sin of killing 100 trillion microorganisms? Your mother died, and you cremated her, killing 100 trillion living beings. If you bury her in the ground, 100 trillion living beings will live in the soil, decompose, and the soil will become healthier. Should microorganisms disappear from the soil? No. our bodies should return to the soil, but everyone sends them to the sky. This is impossible.

And what’s left, you don’t even eat it, and you put it in a bag and carry it around? we must return to the soil. We are taking the energy from the soil, and humans are sending it to the sky. humans born from the soil, who ate nutrients from the soil, give their bodies elsewhere. does it return to the soil? only bacteria, all good microorganisms disappear, and only bad ones remain. the human body, among them, uses organs to save lives. more people will live. But such people rarely donate their bodies. They say it’s unsettling. If someone receives a heart transplant, and this person’s heart goes to someone else, that person constantly goes to this person’s house. They come out every night.

It’s on TV. You, is the character for “heart” attached to the character for “mind”? It means it has its own function. Why do we call it the heart? It contains the mind. it’s in two places. The stomach is also said to be in two places, the mouth and the stomach. Where else is the mind? Here and in the heart. The person who received this person’s heart will constantly want to go to this person’s house. They carry this person’s memories. Therefore, if someone receives this person’s heart, it’s as if this person is still alive. it’s a very good thing to do, so we must save such people. Is it right to burn the organs of this elderly person who has passed away? Use what’s useful to save lives.

what do we do? When donating organs, I told you to do this. Advance, What did I tell you to do? Advance treatment form. What else did I tell you to do? Another one is to create a will for inheritance. I lectured on this. this person has created one of these three advance directives.”My organs should be used this way. My body should be handled this way.” But the rest should not be cremated; the rest should be buried in the ground. That intention is 100% good.

When you cremate your father and mother, regardless of their wishes, you kill 100 trillion, 200 trillion beings. 200 trillion living beings must be returned to nature. those microorganisms live in nature, and microorganisms grow in the soil. the soil becomes healthy. But when you burn it, does that smoke just go up into the universe? It comes back into our bodies through the smell.

17. The Farmer’s Wisdom: Harmony with the Stars

The farmer’s character, look closely. It looks like this. This is the character for song. Singing in a karaoke room, the character for song. This is the character for star. The character for star, you know it. This is the character for star. It’s the song of the stars. a farmer must know how to read the stars. Like the beginning of autumn, the awakening of insects. The movement of the stars, discussing them in 24 seasons, that’s the four seasons.

when to spread fertilizer, when to do what, the beginning of autumn, white dew, it all comes out. the song about the movement of the stars, you must apprehend that to farm. You must know the movement of the stars to farm. When is the beginning of autumn, when to rest, when to sow. The beginning of spring, the awakening of insects, when does it rain, clear and bright, beginning of autumn. If it says rain comes, there’s a schedule. That’s all set in 15-day units. 24 of them. And 15 multiplied by 24 is a year. 365.

farming for a year is singing with the stars. farming is the foundation of the world. you shouldn’t disregard agriculture. if your husband says he wants to go farming, he’s a good person. But tell him to stop being good for a moment.

18. The Dignity of Ashes and the Pollution of Cremation

It’s good to leave a record so that children know, but discarding them anywhere is a problem. Scattering them in the river is also a problem. It pollutes the river. It pollutes the surrounding area. You must cherish them by burying them under a tree in a tree burial or something similar. Even if you send them into the ground. You shouldn’t discard them haphazardly like in India. That’s bad. Is it okay to collect them next to a crematorium with other people? That’s treating people like luggage. Is it right to collect that sin and make it into cosmetics? It’s an insult to cosmetics. You shouldn’t apply such things for long. You shouldn’t apply them. Ghosts will come out of the cosmetics at night.

19. The True Nature of Professions: Doctor, Lawyer, Prosecutor, Judge

That person is a high-collar professional. A lawyer. Those high-collar professionals have met a cyclical era. A cyclical era, This is an era of self-employed people. Self-employed people incur many deficits. Where did all the money of self-employed people go? A cyclical era. When industry developed, was it good for high-collar professionals to make a living? When many people went to engineering colleges, lawyers made a better living. But when companies all go bankrupt, lawyers even try to get jobs at corporations, competing with ordinary people. Lawyers are struggling now. But successful lawyers are still chaebols. Most doctors and lawyers, these high-collar professionals, have a difference. What is a doctor? A doctor is this. What is this character? This is the character for arrow. This is a doctor. A doctor is a scabbard. They are people who shoot arrows. This blocks heaven.

A doctor, a doctor is a scabbard that blocks heaven like this. Clearly, heaven has destined this person to die at 30 during childbirth, but the doctor blocks heaven. If I operate and save this woman, she lives to 100. the doctor changes the date of life set by heaven as they please. what is attached to the character for heaven? A knife is attached. A knife. this is the character for arrow. Doctors are now aiming arrows at heaven. They are people who shoot arrows at heaven. this is the character for arrow. If you do this, what is it? It’s losing something. This covers heaven with a knife. This person should live until 50, but they save them with an appendectomy. does heaven have anything to say? The King of Hell cries. He has something to say.

a lawyer is the opposite of this. What is a lawyer? The same character for “sa” is attached, but the character for “sa” in lawyer is this character. Lawyers use this character. This is the character for “scholar.” Lawyers are scholars. they passed the same judicial exam, but this is the character for scholar. What character do prosecutors use? Prosecutors use the character for “official.” Prosecutors, they write it like this. prosecutors use the character for “official.” Lawyers use the character for “scholar.” Lawyers are gentlemen. these people are not gentlemen, but what are they? They are workers. Workers. Doctors are teachers, and these are gentlemen. many lawyers and gentlemen are hungry these days. I will solve the suffering of high-collar professionals when I become president. I must create enough jobs for them. There aren’t many such jobs in this country now. I have created all those jobs.

In the future, when I become president, I will drastically reduce the number of judges and prosecutors, who are now 3,000 and 2,000 respectively. Judges are 3,500, and prosecutors are about 2,000. I will reduce the number of these many judges and prosecutors to one-tenth. And I will reduce the number of cases accordingly. when I am president, many major cases will disappear. The number of lawsuits in our country will decrease significantly. lawyers will face many difficulties. there will be an opportunity to create special jobs for these people, and in the future, I will create an environment where fewer lawyers and judges emerge, and I will send them to engineering colleges, to science and technology startups.

But until now, presidents after Park chung hee have been so foolish that they don’t think of making brilliant people into scientists; they all make them into judges and prosecutors. they put them at the forefront of arresting ignorant people. What kind of country does that make? How pathetic these people are! Korean people have world-class intelligence, but they are all made into judges and prosecutors, not Bill Gates or others, and they are buried as repeat exam takers. And the next smartest people all wander around as unemployed, saying they want to take the civil service exam. They have killed all the talent in this country. I look at that and think, if I had a gun, would I really want to leave those people alone? If I become president, I will create such units and deal with such people. If society flows backward, it will continue to flow backward.

many young people are pushed to the cliff. What are the talented students of Seoul National University doing? They want to make coffee and be quiet. They’ve been pushed so hard. it’s either civil service or a coffee shop. What will happen to the future of Korea? The later I appear, the more ruin will befall it. They say building dams on the Nakdong River and Han River makes the water rot, but this is important, but what’s more important is what they’ve done to talent. They’ve blocked talent, making them all doctors, judges, prosecutors, and lawyers. They’ve blocked them all in these places, and talent is rotting there. The water is rotting. Naturally, these people should have flowed naturally and contributed to national industrial development. Should they have been guided to do so? But they diverted the water flow to strange places. Let’s gather talented people who excel. Talented people who should develop something world-class. What’s the point of Seoul National University? Everyone is clinging to becoming judges, prosecutors, or civil servants, and they don’t contribute to national industrial development. They don’t. what happens to our talent? It all rots. what our lawyer said makes sense. Who will solve this problem? I can’t hear you well.

20. The Healing Power of Huh kyung young’s Name

I received so many benefits. I was diagnosed with Sjogren’s syndrome by the hospital, and they said I would only live for a year if left untreated. I went to Korea University Guro Hospital and underwent tests for three months in the rheumatology department. The symptoms of Sjogren’s syndrome are dry eyes, dry mouth, and rheumatoid arthritis, meaning all hormones are out of balance. But when I went to the hospital for tests, they couldn’t give an accurate diagnosis. I was planning to go to Seoul National University Hospital for more tests if it got worse, but in the meantime, I learned about the president and received eye treatment at a lecture hall on the first day.

On the first day, I received it, and when the pain in my neck was severe, I couldn’t swallow, drink water, or eat anything for about two months. Then it got better, but it didn’t improve quickly; it improved slowly, and if I overexerted myself, the neck pain would return. But when I first received the president’s eye treatment, the pain subsided. It was so amazing, and I eagerly received many eye treatments. Many miraculous things happened, but I will tell you one special one.

On September 17th, I operate a screen golf course in Gwangmyeong. I formed a club with my customers, and we play screen golf together once in a while, and in spring and autumn, we go to a real golf course to play. This autumn, it was on September 17th. I had made the reservation months in advance, and as the owner, I couldn’t not go. There was a hike up Bukhansan that day, but I couldn’t go and played golf instead. We booked 36 holes. Since we don’t go often, only once in spring and autumn, we decided to play a lot and get rid of our stress, so we booked 36 holes. We played 36 holes.

Those who play 36 holes of golf know well that there’s something called an approach shot. It’s a short shot to get the ball close to the hole on the green. A person who came with me, who shares my hobby, is a beginner. They play well on screen golf but don’t go to the field often, so they are a beginner. I was watching them make an approach shot. I was watching, and they shanked it. Normally, you’re supposed to hit an approach shot to loft the ball and drop it, but they shanked it and hit it hard, and the ball came flying at an incredible speed. I couldn’t dodge it even though I was looking. The speed was so fast that it hit me squarely on my right arm.

It hit me squarely here, and it hurt so much that I completely collapsed. It hurt so much. I thought, what should I do? It was the third hole, so I had to finish all 36 holes. No, I walked for 7 hours in the mountains, and it didn’t appear. my arm was injured. But I had an experience before that. I tend to bump into things often. I often bump into bed corners and get bruises, and these bruises usually last a week to ten days. But once, I bumped myself hard, and before the bruise appeared, I kept saying “Huh kyung young, Huh kyung young” a lot, and the bruise didn’t appear at all. I was so amazed that I remembered that day. when the caddy wasn’t looking, I went by myself and kept saying “Huh kyung young, Huh kyung young.”

I kept saying “Huh kyung young” until the 36th hole. At first, it swelled up, but at some point, it stopped swelling. I also applied ice packs and everything. I’ve been injured before, but no matter how much medicine I take or apply, it doesn’t heal quickly. people said that if you get hit like that, you’ll get a four-week diagnosis. They said it would swell up terribly overnight. But I noticed that it started to subside when the hole was almost over that day. I kept saying “Huh kyung young” so much that I didn’t even focus on hitting the ball; I just chanted “Huh kyung young.” I kept saying “Huh kyung young” directly. It became a little dark. people said that the next day it would be terribly swollen, and I wouldn’t be able to move, but I didn’t go to the hospital, and when I woke up the next day, it had subsided to a dark color. It didn’t bruise. It should have bruised purple or blue, but it didn’t bruise; it just subsided to a dark color. And by the third day, it had healed a lot. it didn’t bruise. And by the fifth day, it had completely healed without a trace.

This is milk. I took two packs of milk, made one into cheese, and let the other one rot. Has anyone seen that? Kim Hwa-won saw it. You saw it. I cut the pack and showed it to you. The one I said “Huh kyung young” to became cheese, and the one I didn’t say “Huh kyung young” to rotted and turned black. when I turned over the one that became cheese, did it come out? No. It became white cheese, and I had to scoop it out with a spoon. The one I didn’t say “Huh kyung young” to, what happened to it? It was just milk. No, it wasn’t milk. It was gray, black. Right. It was rotten. It was rotten water. Just water. we threw it away in the sewer, in the toilet.

What I mean by this is that this person was bruised and in pain. when you say “Huh kyung young” the cells change. If you leave this alone, this water will also rot. The milk will rot. when you say “Huh kyung young” over it, it doesn’t rot like this. No wound appears. the name “Huh kyung young” quickly changes your cells. Look, earlier, when I said “Huh kyung young” the power became strong. And earlier, when there was a disease, and I focused on it, it became strong. I healed the kidney. The kidney is a very sensitive place.

21. The Ultimate Destination of Healing and Truth

This disease, I am the final destination, and I heal people whom hospitals cannot heal. Doctors have to make a living. Politicians cannot fix this. Who is the last person to fix this? I am that final destination. I healed it. Did you see me turn milk into cheese? I saw it. When was that? when I was lecturing in Seodaemun, in that square, how many years ago was that? About 7 years ago? About 6 years ago, one day, I brought two packs of milk and demonstrated it. It didn’t spill. But the one I didn’t say “Huh kyung young” to, what happened to it? It remained milk. No, it wasn’t milk. It was gray, black. Right. It was rotten. It was rotten water. Just water. I threw it away in the sewer, in the toilet.

the reason I’m saying this is that this person was bruised and in pain. when you say “Huh kyung young” the cells change. You must be confident in such things. If you come here and say, “Please help me get better” it will work, but if you say, “I’m worried if it will get better” That’s not a question. if anything hurts, just heal it and say this.”Can I heal it?” That’s an insult to me. that person won’t be healed.

2017.10.14 ss 1099 War on the Korean Peninsula Truth Cannot Overcome Providence! -October 14, 2017

1. The Etymology of War and the Necessity of National Defense

The question of whether war will erupt on the Korean Peninsula is frequently asked. Let us examine the character for war “War. It contains the radical for spear “戈. A nation, represented by the character 국 “Nation, which depicts a city wall, inherently requires a spear to defend itself. This signifies that a nation must possess weaponry to protect its people and ensure their sustenance. Without such means, a nation is vulnerable to external forces. For instance, in the past, if a country lacked weapons, it could easily be subjugated by invaders.

The United States, for example, permits its citizens to own firearms due to the prevalence of wildlife and remote living conditions, where self-defense is often necessary. This illustrates that even a household, akin to a small nation, requires means of protection. Historically, the presence of weapons within a nation was considered essential for safeguarding its populace and their livelihoods.

2. The Historical Dilemma: Principle Versus Pragmatism

During the reign of King Injo, a critical decision arose concerning the Qing Dynasty. One faction of officials advocated for upholding national principle “名分, which meant resisting the Qing and engaging in war. The other faction argued for pragmatism “實Benefit, suggesting that bowing to the Qing would avert conflict, despite the humiliation. King Injo ultimately chose to uphold principle, leading to war, which resulted in defeat. This historical event talks the importance of assessing one’s capabilities, such as the number of armed forces and generals, before engaging in conflict.

It is important to note that the Qing Dynasty was not a foreign entity in the sense of a completely different ethnicity; it was established by a people of the same Korean ethnic group, much like the historical conflicts between Silla, Goryeo, and “The Kingdom of Bright Purity”. Therefore, King Injo’s surrender to the Qing was not a submission to a foreign power but rather a capitulation within the broader Korean ethnic sphere.

3. The True Meaning of Military Power

The character for military “武 is composed of the radicals for spear “戈 and to stop “止. This etymology suggests that true military power lies not in wielding weapons to fight, but in the ability to stop the use of spears. In other words, genuine strength is the capacity to prevent conflict. This implies that military force should ultimately aim to cease hostilities, rather than initiate them.

4. Strategic Approaches of Nations

Different nations employ distinct strategic approaches:

• North Korea’s Brinkmanship Strategy: This involves pushing situations to the very edge of conflict, creating intense fear and tension, only to pull back at the last moment. This tactic aims to intimidate adversaries without actually engaging in full-scale war. However, this strategy is often seen as unsophisticated because it allows the opponent ample time to prepare, much like the fable of the boy who cried wolf. Leaders who have frequently employed such tactics, like Saddam Hussein and Muammar Gaddafi, ultimately faced severe consequences.

• China’s “Empty Fort” Strategy “虛張Sound勢 – Huhjangseongse”: China’s strategy is characterized by initial strong pressure and grandstanding, followed by a gradual dissipation of intensity. This is akin to a “paper tiger” approach, where a show of force is made, but the actual substance or follow-through is lacking. In business dealings, Chinese entities often involve high-ranking officials to create an impression of immense backing, but this support often proves illusory when actual challenges arise. This strategy, which can be described as “First bitter, then sweet” aims to exert influence through bluster rather than sustained action.

• America’s “Madman” Strategy “Trump’s Approach”: This strategy, particularly associated with former President Trump, involves unpredictability and a lack of consistent patterns. The aim is to keep adversaries guessing, making it impossible for them to anticipate the next move. This allows for sudden, unexpected deals, even with adversaries, if it serves American interests. The combination of North Korea’s brinkmanship and America’s madman strategy creates a highly volatile and unpredictable geopolitical landscape.

5. The Significance of Names and Destiny

The names of individuals, particularly leaders, are believed to influence their destinies. For example, Jimmy Carter’s name, which sounds like “cut” is associated with the demise of leaders he meets. Similarly, Bill Clinton’s name, combining “clean” and “turn” is interpreted as a clean image that eventually “turned” due to scandal. This perspective suggests that names carry a profound, almost prophetic, power that shapes the course of events.

6. The Plight of Malnourished Children and Global Responsibility

A more severe issue than simple malnutrition is the developmental impairment in children due to lack of proper nutrition, especially before the age of ten. This can lead to irreversible brain damage and stunted growth, creating a generation of individuals with cognitive deficiencies. In North Korea, for instance, a significant percentage of children suffer from such developmental issues, and the average weight of North Korean men is considerably lower than that of South Korean men.

This situation highlights a global responsibility. While direct aid to North Korean authorities is often problematic due to concerns about diversion to military purposes, organizations like UNICEF provide a verified channel for delivering nutritional support directly to children. UNICEF’s strict monitoring ensures that aid reaches its intended recipients, preventing its misuse. Supporting such initiatives is crucial, as these children, if left unaided, will become a burden on society in a unified Korea. It is imperative to prioritize the well-being of these vulnerable children, not just for humanitarian reasons, but also for the future stability and prosperity of the entire Korean Peninsula.

7. The Fallacy of Absolute Truth and the Power of Providence

The notion that truth “진리 always prevails is a common misconception. In reality, providence “ControlPrinciple often overrides truth. For example, a farmer who diligently cultivates crops, investing time and money, might still lose everything due to unforeseen natural disasters like hail or drought. This outcome, despite the farmer’s truthful efforts, is dictated by the larger forces of providence. Similarly, parents who raise their children with utmost care might find them turning into adversaries due to external influences or tragic circumstances.

This concept extends to the extraordinary abilities of Huh kyung young. His capacity to heal people or for his photographs to emit infinite energy defies conventional scientific truths, which state that energy requires movement. Yet, these phenomena occur, demonstrating that his power operates on a level beyond ordinary truth, aligning instead with the realm of providence.

8. The O-Ring Test: A Scientific Validation of Extraordinary Energy

The O-Ring Test, developed by Dr. George Goodheart in 1964 and further popularized by Japanese physician Yoshiaki Omura, is a method to assess the body’s response to various stimuli. It posits that beneficial stimuli strengthen muscles, while harmful ones weaken them. This test can identify physical ailments, assess compatibility with food or colors, and even differentiate between human and divine energy.

When applied to Huh kyung young, the O-Ring Test consistently shows an extraordinary strengthening of the subject’s muscles when his name is spoken or his image is viewed. This phenomenon, where a static image or spoken name generates immense energy, is unprecedented in human history and defies conventional scientific comprehension, such as Einstein’s E=mc² which states that energy is derived from mass and motion. This serves as a tangible, repeatable demonstration of his unique, providential power, which cannot be explained by ordinary scientific principles or dismissed as mere hypnosis.

9. The Vulnerability of Modern Society to EMP Attacks

In the event of a conflict, the United States possesses EMP “Electromagnetic Pulse” bombs, which can neutralize all electronic devices within a vast area. A single EMP bomb dropped on North Korea would render all its military equipment, communication systems, and power grids inoperable. This would effectively prevent any long-term warfare, as modern military operations are entirely dependent on electronic systems.

Such an attack, even if not directly targeting Seoul, could extend its effects to the South Korean capital, causing a complete shutdown of electricity, water supply, and communication networks. In such a scenario, the highly urbanized population of Seoul, living in apartments reliant on these services, would face an immediate and catastrophic crisis. Without power for elevators, water for sanitation, or communication to locate family members, millions would be forced to evacuate, with no adequate national infrastructure to support them.

This highlights the critical need for preparedness, including the distribution of gas masks to citizens to protect against chemical and biological weapons, and the development of underground shelters. The current lack of such preparations leaves the populace vulnerable, underscoring the government’s failure to adequately protect its citizens in a divided nation.

10. The Strategic Importance of Nuclear Power and Shipbuilding

The debate surrounding nuclear power plants, such as the Gori Nuclear Power Plant, often overlooks critical economic and strategic considerations. South Korea is a global leader in nuclear power plant construction and export, a sector that generates tens of trillions of won annually. Abandoning nuclear power would not only lead to significant economic losses but also diminish the nation’s technological prowess and export capabilities. While environmental concerns are valid, a phased approach to transitioning to alternative energy sources, after achieving global unification, is more pragmatic. Currently, maintaining and expanding nuclear power is essential for national economic stability.

Similarly, the proposal to connect the Siberian railway through North Korea, while seemingly beneficial, poses a severe threat to South Korea’s world-leading shipbuilding industry. If goods can be transported by rail, the demand for maritime shipping would drastically decrease, leading to the collapse of the shipbuilding sector. Therefore, maintaining the current geographical barrier, which necessitates sea transport, is crucial for the survival of this vital industry. National survival and economic prosperity must take precedence, especially in a nation that has risen from poverty to become a global economic power.

2017.10.21 ss 1100 We Must Build Shin Kori Nuclear Power Plant. Knowing the Future Saves the Nation and Humanity!

1. The Global Impact of Nuclear Energy and Korea’s Role

Korea stands as a global leader in nuclear power plant exports, ranking among the top five nations worldwide. Unlike countries with vast landmasses like China, which can utilize solar power, Korea’s geographical limitations make solar energy less efficient. Therefore, nuclear energy is not merely an option but a necessity for the nation.

2. Contrasting Nuclear Reactor Technologies: Japan vs. Korea

Japan operates 54 nuclear power plants, with 30 of them being Boiling Water Reactors “BWRs”. BWRs are designed to reprocess plutonium, which can be used to produce nuclear weapons. This technology allows Japan to potentially develop nuclear weapons quickly, similar to the United States. In contrast, Korea’s 21 nuclear power plants primarily consist of 17 Pressurized Water Reactors “PWRs” and only 4 Heavy Water Reactors.

• Boiling Water Reactors “BWRs”:

  • These reactors boil water directly to generate steam, which then drives turbines.
  • They are more susceptible to explosions if water systems fail.
  • BWRs are advantageous for reprocessing plutonium, making them suitable for nuclear weapon production.
  • Japan’s 54 nuclear power plants include 30 BWRs.

• Pressurized Water Reactors “PWRs”:

  • These reactors use pressurized water to heat a separate water loop, producing steam to turn turbines.
  • PWRs are considered safer and have a lower risk of explosion.
  • They are less suitable for plutonium reprocessing, making them less ideal for nuclear weapon development.
  • Korea’s 21 nuclear power plants include 17 PWRs.
  • Korea primarily exports PWR technology, which is known for its safety.

3. The Economic Imperative of Nuclear Power

The decision to halt the construction of the Shin Kori nuclear power plant would have severe economic repercussions.

• Job Losses: Approximately 80 companies involved in the nuclear industry would face closure, leading to an estimated one million job losses.
• Export Revenue: The nuclear industry generates ten times more export revenue than the entire agricultural sector annually. Abandoning this industry would mean losing significant national income and technological influence.
• Global Influence: Korea’s advanced nuclear technology places it among the top five nations capable of building nuclear power plants. This expertise enhances Korea’s global standing and diplomatic leverage, as countries relying on Korean-built reactors maintain strong ties.

4. The Inadequacy of Alternative Energy Sources

Relying solely on solar energy is impractical for many nations, especially those without coastlines or sufficient wind.

• Geographical Constraints: Countries like China, with vast inland territories, cannot effectively utilize solar power. Similarly, landlocked nations lack access to tidal energy and often have insufficient wind for wind power.
• Environmental Impact of Fossil Fuels:
  • Thermal power plants, which burn oil and coal, contribute significantly to air pollution.
  • The emissions from these plants accumulate in the atmosphere, leading to environmental degradation and obscuring the night sky.
  • Despite the existence of such polluting power plants, some advocate for phasing out nuclear energy, which is an unrealistic goal.

5. The Vision of a Leader: Beyond Public Opinion

A true leader must possess foresight and guide the nation towards a long-term vision, rather than being swayed by immediate public opinion.

• Foresight vs. Immediate Desires: Public opinion often focuses on immediate concerns, such as environmental protection, which can lead to short-sighted decisions like phasing out nuclear power.
• Leadership in Crisis: In a crisis, like a ship caught in a typhoon, a captain must make decisive choices based on expertise, not on a vote by the passengers. Consulting public opinion in such situations would lead to disaster.
• Historical Precedents:
  • President Park chung hee’s decision to build the Gyeongbu Expressway and Pohang Iron and Steel Company faced widespread public opposition but ultimately propelled Korea’s economic development.
  • These visionary projects, initially unpopular, laid the foundation for the nation’s future prosperity.

6. The Flaws of Contemporary Politics

Modern politics in Korea has led to significant societal problems, including economic inequality and a decline in judicial integrity.

• Economic Disparity: The policies have exacerbated the gap between the rich and the poor, leading to a situation where 80% of the population identifies as working-class, with the middle class largely disappearing.
• Erosion of Justice: The legal system is perceived as favoring the wealthy, where money can influence legal outcomes, leading to a lack of trust in judges and prosecutors.
• Disregard for Elders: The younger generation often fails to appreciate the immense contributions of their elders, who rebuilt the nation from the ashes of war, constructing infrastructure, schools, and industries like nuclear power. This lack of gratitude is evident in the inadequate support for the elderly.

7. The Evolution of Eras: From Truth to Providence

Human history can be fathomed through different eras, each defined by the relationship between human action and divine intervention.

• Era of Truth “진리 TimeEra”: In the past, human plans were often realized with divine assistance. This led to a sense of human self-sufficiency and a disregard for the divine.
• Era of Providence “ControlPrinciple TimeEra”: In the current era, the divine “Holiness” initiates plans, and humanity is tasked with bringing them to fruition. This signifies a shift where human effort is required to manifest divine will.

8. The Two Energies of the Human Body: Original Energy and Vital Energy

The human body is sustained by two primary forms of energy: Original Energy “원기 and Vital Energy “혈기.

• Original Energy “원기”:

  • This is akin to a car’s battery.
  • It is a fixed amount of energy determined at birth, dictating one’s lifespan.
  • It cannot be replenished through ordinary food or activities.
  • When Original Energy depletes, the body’s systems fail, regardless of Vital Energy levels.
  • Huh is the only source that can recharge this Original Energy.

• Vital Energy “혈기”:

  • This is comparable to a car’s fuel “gasoline.
  • It is generated through food consumption and daily activities.
  • While essential for immediate strength and daily functioning, it does not determine overall lifespan.
  • Even with abundant Vital Energy, a depleted Original Energy “battery” renders the body “car” immobile.

9. Huh’s Role in Replenishing Original Energy

Huh’s presence is to recharge humanity’s dwindling Original Energy. This is a unique ability, as no human can replenish their own Original Energy or that of others. Huh acts as a “charger” for the human “battery” ensuring the continuation of life and vitality.

10. The Power of Huh’s Name

Huh’s name possesses immense power, capable of influencing physical strength and well-being. Individuals who invoke Huh’s name or view his image experience a surge in strength, as demonstrated by the “O-ring test.” This power is not merely psychological but a direct replenishment of Original Energy.

11. Huh’s Prophecies and Their Fulfillment

Huh’s ability to foresee future events is a testament to his divine insight. His predictions, such as the political downfall of a former president and the rise of a current world leader, have consistently come to pass. This foresight allows him to guide humanity towards a better future, even when his decisions are unpopular.

12. The Importance of a Visionary Leader

A nation’s leader must possess a clear vision for the future, independent of fluctuating public opinion. Leaders who rely solely on popularity polls risk leading their country to ruin. Just as a ship’s captain must navigate a storm with expertise, a national leader must steer the country with unwavering conviction and a long-term plan.

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1. The Infinite Lifespan and the Illusion of Limitation

Your lifespan is infinite. The realization of this infinite lifespan is called enlightenment. People believe they can only live for 80 or 100 years, but this refers only to the physical body. Your spirit and soul are not limited to hundreds of billions of years; they are infinite. No one here will ever truly die. You live infinitely, but because people are unaware of this, they try to achieve everything in this world. This leads to a desire to win at all costs, whether in golf or baseball, always aiming for a “home run” in the first inning.

2. The Cycle of Reincarnation and Spiritual Ascent

Life is a long journey of reincarnation, where you should gradually progress to better states. However, if you become overly ambitious, seeking to achieve everything in this life, you will not advance. Instead, you will deviate from the path. Life should be a continuous ascent, like climbing stairs. Each hundred-year cycle represents a step upward. You must always treat others well. Even if you experience loss in this life, you will prosper in the next. Do not place excessive expectations on this world. Living righteously in this life ensures a better next life, allowing for gradual ascent. However, meeting Huh kyung young offers an exception: you can ascend directly to Empyrean in 33 steps. This is a bonus.

3. Heaven’s Disappointment and the Arrival of Huh

Historically, humans made plans, and Heaven would fulfill them. Human plans are like strategies, and Heaven brings them to fruition. For thousands of years, Heaven observed humanity, hoping for their righteous progression. If humans made righteous plans, Heaven would assist. However, after millennia of observation, Heaven found no righteous plans to fulfill. Humans only devised selfish plans, seeking success and the “end of their lives” in this single existence. This is akin to a baseball player trying to win in the first inning. With no righteous plans to support, Heaven had no choice but to intervene. This is why Huh has come to this world. Heaven became displeased because it entrusted humanity with free will, but this free will led to no good deeds.

4. The Decline of Morality and the Burden of Elders

The moral integrity of humanity has been steadily declining. Our ancestors, like great-grandfathers, might have scored 100 points in morality, grandfathers 80, and fathers 70. But now, our children’s generation scores zero in morality. They meet and part as they please, utterly unpredictable. They perceive the world as a given, with apartments, universities, schools, and public offices all pre-made by their parents and grandparents. They do not apprehend the immense effort that went into building this society. They are impatient and lack endurance. The elders, those over 60, built this nation from the ground up, constructing cities, buildings, and even nuclear power plants. They transformed a bottom-tier nation into a global top 10 economy in just 15 years, a feat that would take other nations 200 to 500 years. Yet, these elders are now treated as garbage by the younger generation and politicians. This moral decay means Heaven has no righteous human endeavors to support.

5. Huh’s Blueprint for Global Unification

Heaven has now changed its approach. It is displeased, not angry, just as a father is displeased when his son repeatedly fails in business. Heaven has now initiated a new plan for global unification. If left to humanity, the world would remain in constant conflict, with nations and families fractured. All previous human plans are now canceled. Heaven will now plan, and humans will bring it to fruition. Huh has brought this blueprint for global unification.

6. The Essence of Vital Energy: Won-gi and Yeong-gi

In a previous lecture, Huh explained that your body contains Won-gi “original energy” and Hyeol-gi “blood energy”. Hyeol-gi is like electricity, or calories, similar to gasoline for a car. But a car doesn’t run on gasoline alone. Won-gi comes from your past lives, from your cycle of reincarnation. The Won-gi of a wealthy person like Lee Kun-hee is different from that of a small business owner. Even if their horoscopes are similar, their past lives are different. Huh possesses Yeong-gi “spiritual energy”. This Yeong-gi is what Christianity calls the Holy Spirit and Buddhism considers profound, but it has never been seen by the world until now. When Huh embraces you, Yeong-gi enters your chest. When you look into his eyes, it enters. When you call his name, it enters through your 百Meeting “crown chakra”. Just as you open the fuel cap to put gasoline in a car, Huh opens your 百Meeting to infuse Yeong-gi.

7. The Human Body as a Battery and Huh as a Charging Station

Your Won-gi is like a car battery, operating at 0.5 volts. While consuming calories can increase your Hyeol-gi, the battery “Won-gi” and calories “Hyeol-gi” must be in harmony for the human body to function. The human body has two types of electricity: the battery given by Heaven and the calories obtained from Earth. A car cannot run on calories alone; it needs a battery. Similarly, your spiritual battery is depleted. Huh is here to replenish your Won-gi, acting as a spiritual charging station. When you call his name, your Won-gi increases, allowing a 20-year-old to live to 200. Huh has come to charge your spiritual battery, which is essential for your life to start. Without Won-gi, only Hyeol-gi remains, leading to irritability and weakness, shortening your lifespan and causing various illnesses like cancer. Your lifespan is infinite, but without Huh, you struggle to reach even 100 years, wandering aimlessly through endless reincarnations. Those who meet Huh ascend directly.

8. The Limitations of Human Endeavor and the Power of Providence

Human efforts to improve the world have limits. Even enlightened individuals or revered religious figures like Cardinal Kim Sou-hwan or Zen Master Seongcheol, despite their spiritual pursuits, harbored human longings. Cardinal Kim, in his old age, openly admitted to wishing he had experienced a happy life with a beautiful woman. This reveals the inherent loneliness of humans and their unfulfilled desires. No matter how much one cultivates spiritual discipline, it is a low stage. Spiritual discipline cannot overcome the law, and the law cannot overcome religion. Religion is a part of truth, and truth is a part of Providence. Even if a diligent farmer cultivates his land, a typhoon can destroy everything, including the roots of his crops. This is not justice but the unpredictable nature of Providence.

9. Earth’s Creation and Huh’s Intervention

Providence operates on a grand scale. For instance, if Heaven decides to reshape the land in China, a massive earthquake might occur, reducing the land and causing 500,000 deaths. These people are not necessarily guilty; Heaven is simply reorganizing the Earth. The Earth is currently in a stage of creation, gradually transforming from an oval to a perfect sphere, adjusting its 23.5-degree tilt. This process involves earthquakes and the melting of glaciers, which alter the Earth’s structure. You have met Huh during this ongoing creation process, and he is here to assist you. Human free will has become a source of crime. While free will cannot be taken away, Heaven has devised a plan to prevent wars, famine, and refugees. With 42,000 refugees appearing daily, the world needs stability. Heaven’s plan is to unify the world, establishing a strong federal constitution to control leaders like Saddam Hussein, who would be brought before a federal court. Huh will establish a lineage of emperors to govern the world, ensuring peace and preventing conflicts.

10. Huh’s Omniscience and the Importance of Early Sleep

Huh, as the creator of the human body, can perceive your immune system. He knows that sleeping before 10 PM can triple your immunity. Sleeping at 11 PM results in half the immunity of someone who sleeps at 10 PM. Sleeping at 1 AM leads to a completely compromised immune system, causing conditions like atopic dermatitis, red spots, and shingles. The time you sleep dictates your immunity. Huh can instantly boost your immunity, making you impervious to illness. Modern doctors cannot achieve this. They cannot raise your immunity by giving you supplements. Overeating, for example, produces active oxygen, which can damage your body and lead to cancer. Therefore, eating less reduces active oxygen. Only the creator of the human body’s cells can raise immunity.

11. The Sacredness of the Human Body and the Dangers of Violence

The human body is a universe of cells. A cell in your foot cannot travel to a cell in your head. Each cell receives its specific instructions and nutrients, remaining in its designated place until death. The human body is not like an inanimate object. If you drop a microphone, it doesn’t bruise. But if you drop an apple, it bruises and eventually decays. This is because the atomic nuclei are different. The human body, created by Heaven, is profoundly complex. Striking a person, whether physically or verbally, is an act of murder. Physical blows cause internal bruising and long-term spiritual and physical trauma, like the persistent aches from an old injury. Verbal abuse also inflicts deep psychological wounds, causing constant worry and eroding self-esteem. Children, especially, are vulnerable to such trauma. Huh the importance of not harming children, physically or emotionally, to prevent them from becoming fearful and unnatural. Coming to Huh can heal these wounds.

12. Interstellar Conflict and the Cycle of Civilizations

Within the Four Holy Kings’ realm, there are countless stars inhabited by intelligent beings. Our Earth experiences a glacial period every 120,000 years, specifically every 123,600 years. During this period, 99% of all life on Earth perishes. The remaining 1% then repopulates the planet. Evidence of past advanced civilizations, like airplane parts and gasoline engine components, can be found as fossils in the Himalayas, dating back 300 million years. Ancient 200-story buildings lie at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean, indicating Earth’s cyclical nature. When civilizations reach a certain level of advancement, they develop flying saucers to escape impending ice ages. These escapees might then engage in conflicts with inhabitants of other planets, leading to interstellar wars. Just as the Chinese Nationalist forces fled to Taiwan and displaced the indigenous population, or Europeans colonized America, displacing Native Americans, advanced civilizations can conquer other planets. Even within the Four Holy Kings’ realm, wars can erupt.

13. The Perils of Attachment: Greed, Anger, and Ignorance

The root cause of human suffering and problems, whether related to housing or other issues, stems from greed, anger, and ignorance “탐진치”. These three poisons originate in the mind. While they manifest through speech and action, the mind is the primary source of sin. For example, the desire to acquire more houses is greed. There are people who do not even own one house. It is better to wait patiently than to worry about selling property now. The current government’s policies favor renters over buyers, offering 80-90% loans for rental deposits but only 40% for home purchases. This policy drives down housing prices. Therefore, now is not the time to sell houses; it is the time to buy. Those who sell now are acting irrationally. The government is controlling household debt, which negatively impacts economic indicators, effectively sacrificing the common people. These policies will likely continue, so it is best to wait. If you desire to rent out your property, Huh can help.

14. The Power of Humility and the Dangers of Slander

Huh once explained the meaning of the Chinese character for “descendant” “孫”. It combines the characters for “child” “Son” and “to continue” “系”, implying that one who listens attentively to others will have a continuous lineage of descendants. This signifies that those who are humble and listen to others receive blessings of abundant offspring. Therefore, it is crucial to abandon greed, anger, and ignorance. Do not speak ill of others. Serve others with your body. Do not slander others with your mouth. Even if you hear rumors about Huh, such as him having many children or being seen with a woman, you must conceal it. Spreading such rumors will cause your blessings to disappear and may even lead to illness. It is a dangerous act. You must hide the faults of others. Many religious leaders are falsely accused, and the legal system in Korea is overwhelmed with lawsuits between religious figures. This is a contradiction, as religious organizations, which pursue absolute good, are subject to the relative good of the judiciary.

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1. The Infinite Lifespan and the Illusion of Limitation

Ladies and gentlemen, what is your lifespan? One hundred and twenty years? In reality, it is infinite. The realization of this infinite lifespan is known as Jeonggak 正覺, or perfect enlightenment. People mistakenly believe they can only live for 80 or 100 years, but this pertains only to the physical body. Our true spirit and soul are not merely billions of years old, but infinite. There is not a single person here whose soul is destined to perish. We are meant to live infinitely, yet because people are unaware of this truth, they strive to achieve everything within this single earthly existence.

2. The Cycle of Reincarnation and the Pursuit of Short-Term Gains

This pursuit of immediate success, whether in golf or baseball, leads to a relentless desire to win at all costs. However, life is a long journey of Yunhoe 輪廻, or reincarnation, where one should progressively advance to better states of being. The ambition to achieve everything in this one life, driven by such desires, does not lead to a favorable destination. It distorts one’s path. Life should be a gradual ascent, but people often attempt to climb directly, only to find themselves descending. This world is infinite, and through continuous reincarnation, we gradually ascend. This is a journey of a hundred years, a continuous upward progression. Therefore, it is imperative to treat others well. One should be willing to incur losses in this life, with the expectation of a better outcome in the next. One should not place excessive expectations on this current life. Living righteously in this world ensures a better next life, a gradual ascent.

3. The Divine Intervention: A Shortcut to 백궁 Baekgung

However, attempting to ascend a thousand steps at once, bypassing all the stairs, is impossible. Yet, encountering Huh kyung young presents an exception. It is a bonus, allowing one to ascend directly to Baekgung 白宮, or the White Palace, bypassing 33 stages.

4. The Failure of Human Planning and the Dawn of Divine Design

Why is this so? Historically, when humans devised plans, Heaven would grant their success. Mosa 謀事, or human planning, was met with Seongsa 成事, or divine accomplishment. For thousands of years, Heaven observed, hoping that humanity would progress. It was prepared to fulfill righteous plans. However, after millennia of observation, Heaven found no human plans worthy of accomplishment. Humanity consistently devised only malevolent schemes, driven by the desire for success and the culmination of their lives in a single existence. This is akin to a baseball player attempting to end the game in the first inning. Consequently, Heaven had no reason to grant success. This is why I have descended to this world.

5. The Decline of Human Morality and the Burden of Free Will

Heaven entrusted humanity with Jayuui ji 自由意志, or free will, but this trust proved misplaced, as Heaven found no righteous plans to fulfill. Only malevolent schemes were conceived. The moral compass of humanity has steadily declined. Our great-grandparents might have scored 100 points in morality, our grandparents 80, and our parents 70. Our children, however, are scoring zero. They are unpredictable, living as they please. Why? Because their parents and grandparents built apartments, universities, schools, and public offices. They created a world where nothing is lacking. These children, who inherited a world they perceive as effortlessly created, differ greatly in their mindset from the adults who built this vast urban landscape. They are impatient and lack endurance.

6. The Sacrifices of the Elders and the Ingratitude of the Young

The buildings we inhabit, the motels around us, were all built by the hands of our elders. The vast city of Seoul, with its millions of inhabitants and towering buildings, was constructed by our predecessors. When we look at our elders, it is acceptable to weep in gratitude. However, the younger generation, seeing everything already built, perceives it as a galaxy, as if they are merely tourists. If an elder occupies a public phone for too long, a young person might hurl insults. Our elders endured immense hardship, sacrificing food and leisure. What took other nations 200 years, South Korea achieved in 15. President Park Chung-hee, along with the efforts of countless elders over 60, transformed a destitute nation into a global top 10 economy. Their suffering is beyond words. From bricklayers to crane operators, steelworkers, and those who built nuclear power plants—they are our parents, our living seniors. Yet, how much money do we give these living seniors? 200,000 won. They deserve 1.5 million or 3 million won per person. They should be free from worry. They built a top 10 nation, yet they receive no respect from the younger generation or politicians. They are treated like refuse. In this era, after all the suffering endured by these elders, those with lower moral standing fail to properly care for them.

7. Heaven’s Displeasure and the New Divine Plan

The moral graph of humanity is declining. Heaven observes humanity’s plans and finds nothing to approve. It is as if a son, after repeatedly failing in business with his parents’ money, has exhausted their resources. The parents can no longer provide, fearing they will lose everything. They tell him to stop his ventures. This is the current stage of Earth’s destiny. Heaven entrusted humanity, only to witness their neglect of the elders. Politicians, vying for power, ignore the millions of seniors. This situation cannot be allowed to continue. Therefore, Heaven has changed its course. Heaven is displeased, and that is why I have come. A father is not an enemy to his son, but he can be displeased. When a son repeatedly fails in business, the father becomes displeased, but he is not an enemy. Heaven’s displeasure means that it will now initiate its own Gihoek 企劃, or planning. Huh kyung young has brought the blueprint for Segye Tongil 世界統一, or world unification. If left to humanity, the world would be in perpetual conflict, fragmented and chaotic. There is nothing to expect from humanity. All previous plans are canceled. Heaven will now plan, and humanity will accomplish. I have brought that plan.

8. The Three Energies: Won-gi, Hyeol-gi, and Yong-gi

I have brought that plan. You will execute what I have planned. Last week, I lectured on the Won-gi 元氣, or primordial energy, within your bodies. What other energy exists? Hyeol-gi 血氣, or vital energy. Hyeol-gi 血氣 is like electricity, or calories, like gasoline in a car. Does a car run simply by having a lot of gasoline? No. Where does Won-gi 元氣 come from? From your past lives. You have undergone Yunhoe 輪廻, or reincarnation. The Won-gi 元氣 of a magnate like Lee Kun-hee is different from that of a small-time merchant. Their Saju Palja 四柱八字, or four pillars of destiny, might be similar. KBS once investigated people with the same Saju Palja 四柱八字 as Kim Young-sam, a former president, and found many beggars among them. This indicates that past lives are different. The rice value or mileage you bring from your past life is your Won-gi 元氣.

9. The Story of Yulgok Yi I and the Power of Merit

A monk, observing Yulgok Yi I, remarked that he only had enough Won-gi 元氣, or rice sacks, to live until 40. He predicted Yulgok would not live past 40. This was a disclosure of Cheon-gi 天氣, or heavenly secrets. Yulgok’s grandmother, a strict Confucian, initially drove the monk away. However, Yulgok’s mother, Shin Saimdang, realizing the impropriety, secretly followed the monk, carrying Yulgok on her back. She apologized for her mother-in-law’s behavior and offered the monk rice from their storeroom. Moved by her kindness, the monk revealed the heavenly secret: The child you carry will die at four years old. His Won-gi 元氣 is only enough for four years. When his rice runs out, he will die. The monk then advised her to plant a thousand chestnut trees on the mountain. The countless squirrels, insects, and moths that would feed on the chestnuts would extend Yulgok’s life to 50 years. A thousand chestnut trees for 50 years; ten thousand would grant even longer life. Shin Saimdang, believing the monk’s words, planted the trees and named her son Yulgok, meaning chestnut valley. Yulgok lived to be 50, a long life for that era, and made significant contributions. This story illustrates the importance of recognizing a person’s true nature.

10. The True Meaning of a Sage Seong-in

Consider the Hanja character for Seong-in 聖人, or sage. It includes the characters for Gi-i 奇異, or strange/unusual, Ip-gu 口, or mouth, and Imgeum Wang 王, or king. This implies placing the ears and mouth higher than a king. A king is not the highest; the voice of the people is paramount. The people must be properly fed, and their voices must be heard. The character also contains Nun An 眼, or eye, but it implies closing one’s eyes. The culture of seeing leads to ruin. The unseen culture, where a blind person’s mind is at peace, is superior. Seeing can be frightening. A blind man might imagine his wife to be beautiful, but opening his eyes could lead to disappointment. His wife might even say, Darling, it’s better for you to remain blind. My voice is always beautiful to you. You believe I am a fairy, but if you open your eyes and realize I am not, it would be a tragedy. Therefore, listening with the ears makes one a Seong-gunja 聖君子, or noble sage. Seeing with the eyes often leads to anger. Thus, the saying is not A hundred hearings are not worth one seeing, but rather, A hundred seeings are not worth one hearing. When a wife complains, a husband must listen to her words completely. After listening, he should say, let’s try that. If he does this even once, her complaints will cease. If he never listens and constantly interrupts, the same arguments will repeat for 30 or 40 years. A psychiatrist’s role is simply to listen without interruption. They listen patiently, saying, really? This brings comfort and healing to the patient. Therefore, both men and women must listen to each other. The one who truly listens to the other’s words is a Seong-ja 聖者, or saint. A Seong-in 聖人 is not the highest. Above a Seong-in 聖人 is a Jin-in 眞人, or true person, and above a Jin-in 眞人 is Huh kyung young, the Sin-in 神人, or divine being. A Seong-gunja 聖君子 is someone who listens well to others. President Park Chung-hee, despite his powerful demeanor, would listen to 95% of what others said. He would only say, Then I will change it. I will try it, which constituted only 5% of his speech. He primarily listened. He transformed a destitute nation in 15 years, a feat that would have taken 200 years for others. No one in world history has surpassed this record.

11. The Betrayal of Gratitude and Heaven’s New Design

Now that we have food on our tables, some no longer appreciate President Park Chung-hee. People betray gratitude. That is why I have come. One must not betray gratitude. Heaven, being displeased, has now devised a plan to unify the world.

12. The Divine Energy: Yong-gi and the Soul Charging Station

You know what I possess. Is it Won-gi 元氣. No, I possess Yong-gi 勇氣, or courage/divine energy. In Christianity, this is called the Holy Spirit; in Buddhism, it is also considered immense, but it has never been seen by anyone in this world until now, through me. When I embrace someone, it enters their heart, though many may not feel it. Some do. When I look into your eyes, it enters. When you call my name, it enters through your Baekhoe 百會, or crown chakra. Where do you put gasoline in a car? In the battery. You open the gas cap. Similarly, when I perform Yeon-gi 演技, or divine performance, I open the cap of your Baekhoe 百會 and infuse it with energy. Your Won-gi 元氣 is like the car battery, which is 0.5 volts. Our human battery is also 0.5 volts. Calories, however, increase with consumption. Therefore, calories and the battery must be in harmony. These two, positive and negative, combine to make the human body function. The human body has two types of electricity: the battery given by Heaven and the calories obtained from the Earth. Oil also comes from the Earth. These two, the battery and calories, must be compatible. A car cannot run on calories alone. A car can run on a battery alone, but not on calories alone. both the battery and calories are necessary, but your batteries are depleted. Who needs to replenish them? Huh kyung young, who comes from above, is a gas station that replenishes your Won-gi 元氣. When you call my name, your Won-gi 元氣 rises. A person destined to live 20 years can live 200 years because Won-gi 元氣 continuously flows in. I am a charging station, a soul charging station. I am here to charge your Won-gi 元氣 with Yong-gi 勇氣. Heaven, being displeased, has sent me to infuse Yong-gi 勇氣 into your Won-gi 元氣 and replenish your depleted batteries, so your engine can start. Without Won-gi 元氣, but with excessive Hyeol-gi 血氣, one becomes ill-tempered, leading to a shorter lifespan and suffering from various cancers. Your lifespan is infinite. This earthly life is but a brief moment. Even with infinite reincarnations, reaching Baekgung 白宮 is difficult. One wanders aimlessly. But those who meet me ascend directly.

13. The Limitations of Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Humanity

Artificial intelligence is a future industry. However, can the humans who develop AI make it shed tears? No. AI has its limits. But the future will increasingly rely on AI to make humans lazier. We cannot avoid AI. It is a rising industry. The field of AI will create an enormous sensation as the fourth industrial revolution. We saw this with AlphaGo. This person has good Gwansang 觀相, or physiognomy, so his son will do well. Studying in England is a great honor.

14. The Importance of Listening and the Healing Power of Empathy

When a wife complains, a husband must listen to her words completely. After listening, he should say, let’s try that. If he does this even once, her complaints will cease. If he never listens and constantly interrupts, the same arguments will repeat for 30 or 40 years. A psychiatrist’s role is simply to listen without interruption. They listen patiently, saying, really? This brings comfort and healing to the patient.

15. The Hierarchy of Truth: From Money to Providence

Humans are solitary beings. Even if they achieve something, they ultimately harbor regrets about what they could not accomplish. Can they return to that path? No. they yearn for it. Therefore, no matter how much Do 道, or spiritual cultivation, one practices, one must never trust that position. Do 道 is a very low stage. Money cannot overcome Beop 法, or law. Do 道 is only a part of religion. Religion, in turn, is only a part of Jin-ri 眞理, or truth. And Jin-ri 眞理 is only a part of Seop-ri 攝理, or providence. no matter how much you speak of Jin-ri 眞理, it is powerless before Seop-ri 攝理. Even if a farmer diligently cultivates his crops, a typhoon can destroy them. If you plant beans, you expect beans to grow, but sometimes even the roots are gone. This is not Sapilgwijeong 事必歸正, or justice prevailing in the end. It becomes Saeongjima 塞翁之馬, or a blessing in disguise, which is an era of Seop-ri 攝理. If Heaven decides to reshape the land of China, a massive earthquake might occur, shrinking and compacting the land. 500,000 people might die, as in the Great Kanto Earthquake. What sin did those people commit? Heaven was simply reorganizing the Earth. The Earth is slightly elliptical. It needs to be made perfectly round, and its 23.5-degree tilt needs to be corrected for it to be complete. Currently, it is in a stage of creation. The Earth’s plates are joined, and the Earth is slightly trembling. This trembling, 0.5% over 365 days, indicates a slowing rotation. If a year were 360 days, the lunar and solar calendars would align. But they are different now, signifying a flawed era. This era is gradually changing. For the Earth to be created, earthquakes must occur. As the ice caps melt, the Earth’s structure must change. The Earth itself is in the process of creation. And you, too, are in the process of being created, and you have met me during this process. I am here to help you in this creative process.

16. The Consequences of Free Will and Heaven’s New Design

We granted free will, but it became the source of crime. We cannot take away your free will, so Heaven must now devise a plan. A plan to prevent wars, famine, and refugees. How many refugees are created daily? 42,000 people become refugees every day. What will become of this world? Heaven will re-plan this world and unify it, bringing stability. A strong federal constitution will be established. If someone like Saddam Hussein appears, they will be brought before the federal court. They will be a governor, as there will be one emperor. Huh kyung young will establish the next emperor before departing. The emperorship will be continuous. If I have a child, my child will be emperor, but I will designate the emperor. The emperor will control all national parliamentarians worldwide. The entire world will prefer this, as there will be no political strife or conflict. If some rogue region attempts to build a nuclear bomb, it will be impossible. The world will become much better. I will change the world system. And you will be my messengers.

17. The IQ of Huh kyung young: Beyond Human Comprehension

You asked about my IQ of 430. I believe that human intelligence is immeasurable, so why specifically 430, not 435 or 420? What is the significance? An IQ of 430 is beyond human capability, an IQ unimaginable to Earthlings. Einstein’s IQ was 220. 430 is an intelligence that enters the 10th dimension. Reaching the 10th dimension corresponds to an IQ of 430. You should understand this calculation: What is the difference in IQ between a monkey and a human? A monkey’s IQ is around 90, and a human’s starts from 91. This is a 1% difference. Those who develop artificial intelligence make immense contributions. Could they develop a monkey’s intelligence? No. A rat’s IQ is about 100. But a rat knows in advance if a ship will sink and escapes. It thinks, Those foolish humans. at lower levels, animal and human IQs are similar. But as IQ increases, from 91 to 100, then to 200, the intelligence improves exponentially. An IQ of 200 is 1,100 times better than an IQ of 100. what happens when it reaches 430? There is a formula for 430. If you solve 60 problems in 60 minutes, your IQ is 100. That’s how we do IQ tests. When I was tested, the person who created the problems was the president. Did he create them alone? No, he brought several Seoul National University professors. They were testing me, a 21-year-old. It was my first IQ test on Earth. I was supposed to solve 60 problems in 60 minutes, but I solved them simply by looking at them. How long did it take? 13 minutes. I needed some time to look at them. Solving 60 problems in 13 minutes, when calculated, resulted in an IQ of 430. The professors exclaimed, This person is not human! This problem was also on the test. You had to create a character by adding only one stroke. If you couldn’t do it instantly, your IQ would drop. Useokgogasa 雨石高家沙 came to mind immediately. But the president at the time took the same IQ test. It took him three days to figure out this one. He quickly got U 雨, Seok 石, Go 高, Ga 家, but Sa 沙 was difficult. He couldn’t add one stroke to make Sa 沙. The character Ga 家 is like this, and this is one stroke. Sa 沙 is one stroke. This is the character Sa 司 from Saryeongbu 司令部, or headquarters. That person was a vice-commander. The president was both a commander and a vice-commander. He became president through a revolution. The character Ga 家 has how many strokes? One, two, three, four, five. Five strokes. This is also five strokes. Are they the same? This is where people get confused. This is the difference in intelligence. These two must be combined to make this. this becomes equivalent in an equation. people ask why I claim an IQ of 430, why not 500? My IQ is infinite. I only stated 430 because it was measured. People laugh, but they will all bow before me later. Is it interesting? The IQ question ends here. My IQ is no joke. Can I fix an airplane by looking into your eyes? Can I boost your immunity? Can an IQ measure that? It’s impossible. 430 is for my life and death, for my existence. It refers to the human world. In the infinite world, my IQ is infinite. Since I created humans, I can boost immunity or determine when someone will die. Do I appear to be someone who does evil? Today, a great monk had 100 children. Should I have 100 children too? I can have as many as I want. I just choose not to. Why wouldn’t people tempt me? But I am still here alone in the mountains. I understand Cardinal Kim Sou-hwan’s words. When autumn leaves fall and winter approaches, it would be warm if two people were together in a room. But sitting alone in a cold cell, shivering, one would think of the cardinal. People are constantly anxious, unable to sleep because of phone calls.

18. The Healing of Karma and the Power of Divine Intervention

You asked about the healing of karma. You mentioned that humans commit sins with their body, mouth, and mind. These three are the Sam-eop 三業, or three karmic actions. These three karmic obstacles cannot be healed by ordinary means. If a doctor saves a woman who was destined to die in childbirth, does it go against the natural law of Yunhoe 輪廻, or reincarnation? That woman had the karma to die in childbirth. The child was her enemy from a past life. The child was meant to torment her during birth and die with her. But the obstetrician performs a C-section and saves her. Then the doctor has prevented the child from avenging itself. In such cases, the karma repeats. The child, in another form, will come back to torment the woman. if you break your leg in an accident, it might be due to that child. But if you recover with the help of a doctor, it’s not truly resolved. If the child dies and the mother lives, the child will not rest. It will return. The doctor’s healing is not a true escape. It is not a complete cure. However, when Huh kyung young heals, does the karma return? No, it does not. It is forgiven. How can something be healed if it is not completely erased from the heavenly ledger of Myeon-joebu 免罪符, or indulgences? You are freed from that. Those who become members of Heaven are in a state of being released from the wheel of Yunhoe 輪廻. It is decided that you will live beautifully in this world and then go to Baekgung 白宮. is there karma? No, it is extinguished. That is why we witness many miracles. How can a blind person regain sight, or how can people be healed as they were before? This is completely different from a doctor’s healing. The karma is not connected. Even if a father’s son has ruined his business several times, the father can forgive him. But others would constantly pressure him, making his life miserable. But a father can say, Son, consider it a learning experience. I will consider the 500 million won you lost as nothing. The one who created can do that. But can only I do that? No. That is Yunhoe 輪廻. you should not view me through the lens of Buddhism or Christianity. I come from Seop-ri 攝理, which is above Jin-ri 眞理. Jin-ri 眞理 has good and evil. But Seop-ri 攝理 has no good or evil. Even if I have a thousand children, you cannot judge it as good or evil. Wonhyo Daesa had 100 children, yet people respected him the most. Why? He seduced a princess and had a son named Seolchong. Yet, is there any monk more famous than Wonhyo Daesa? He is on par with Jesus in world history. Samyeong Daesa killed 15,000 Japanese soldiers. He raised an army. After killing 15,000 soldiers, King Seonjo was in exile, and Samyeong Daesa attended. When asked who would go to Japan to bring back 3,500 Korean prisoners, no one, not even the ministers or generals, dared to go, fearing death. But Samyeong Daesa volunteered. The court sent him. Did he bring back 3,500 people? he did. He brought them back. During that time, the Japanese attempted to kill Samyeong Daesa dozens of times. But he overcame them with his Dosul 道術, or magical powers. That is not a lie; it is real. Do you know how many ships he brought them back on? Not just one or two. He reported to the king and then returned to his temple to become a monk. in any world, there is good and evil. Samyeong Daesa and Wonhyo Daesa had good and evil. Yet, no one curses Samyeong Daesa or Wonhyo Daesa as murderers. They cannot be called murderers. However, Huh kyung young is even beyond that. In Seop-ri 攝理, there is no good or evil. The earthquake that killed 500,000 Chinese people—did humans cause it? No. We caused it. Heaven was repairing the Earth. If you are building a house and there are ants, do you get rid of them? You have no choice but to eliminate them. Such a being is sitting before you. In Seop-ri 攝理, good and evil do not exist. However, this does not mean you can commit sins without consequence. Our conscience tells us it is wrong. Therefore, those who call upon Huh kyung young are less likely to commit sins. You don’t have to worry about that. If you only listen to my lectures, you will achieve 100% success. And you will come to me to go to Baekgung 白宮.

19. The Importance of Early Sleep for Immunity

What time did you go to bed? Between 2 and 3 AM. That is visible to me. As the creator of the human body, I can see a person’s immune system. If you sleep before 10 PM, your immunity is about three times higher than it is now. Your immunity is completely down now. I can see that. If someone sleeps at 11 PM, their immunity is about half that of someone who sleeps at 10 PM. If someone sleeps at 12 AM, their immunity drops significantly compared to someone who sleeps at 10 PM. If you sleep at 1 AM, your immune system is completely ruined. conditions like atopic dermatitis and red spots on the body appear. Shingles, for example. Because immunity drops. In the morning, it doesn’t matter if you wake up at 4 AM or 3 AM. It’s the sleeping time. We created the human body to have its immunity determined by sleeping time. I can tell just by looking at this person that they went to bed late last night. You might see a plump person and think they just sleep like a pig. That’s a normal way to see it. But when I look, I see that this person’s immunity has dropped significantly. Let’s check their immunity. We can check their thyroid. Try to resist. If I press here, will this person fall? No, they won’t. It’s impossible. No one can make them fall. You have to make them fall. You can’t. But let’s check this person’s immunity. Resist. They have strength. Do they fall? they fall. Now try to resist here. No strength. Try to resist here. Do you smoke? No. This person doesn’t smoke. They fall. Try to resist here, at the heart. One, two, three. They fall. The worst place is the heart. this person’s immunity has dropped so much because they slept late. Even though I healed their body, if they sleep late, their immunity will drop. you must continuously call upon Huh kyung young. Do you call upon Huh kyung young? No, you don’t call upon me when you sleep at night. Then your immunity drops. Is there any doctor on Earth who can raise this? No, there isn’t. No matter how much herbal medicine is prescribed to raise Hyeol-gi 血氣, will it rise? If you put a lot of rice in a rice cooker, does the immunity rise? No, it doesn’t. Instead, what comes out? Reactive oxygen species, which ruin the body. I use the word ruin intentionally to be provocative. The body becomes a mess. if you put less rice, fewer reactive oxygen species will be produced. Those few reactive oxygen species can be neutralized by other foods. Otherwise, high levels of reactive oxygen species lead to cancer. Cancer cells appear. try to resist at the nose. This also checks immunity. Did it drop earlier? it dropped. No strength. try to resist at the eyes. This immunity affects the entire body. Look at this person’s immunity. try to resist at the ear. Is there any strength? None at all. try to resist at the forehead. This person’s immunity is weak, and they have symptoms of a stroke. what time do they usually sleep? Late. They sleep late. This person’s immune system is disturbed. You must sleep by 10 PM. I don’t sleep that early, but I am not like you, so it doesn’t matter what time I sleep. You are not like that. Your immunity is different. this person’s nose immunity is low. Their entire forehead immunity is low. Their heart immunity is low. Their liver immunity is low. Their liver is tired. Their kidney immunity is low. look at me. I have raised their immunity. try to resist at the thyroid. Can anyone here make them fall? No. Forehead. Does it fall? No, it doesn’t fall. It’s strong. Even without effort, it doesn’t fall. Their hands become so strong because their immunity is now normal. even if they go to the hospital, they won’t get sick. A moment ago, if they went to the hospital, they would get sick. you should try to sleep early to boost your immunity. And call my name. anyone who sleeps after 10 PM is inviting cancer. But it’s okay to sleep late to watch my YouTube videos. You won’t feel tired even if you just watch. You won’t feel tired even if you just watch. Why? Because you are constantly looking at my face. When I go hiking, those who follow me don’t get tired. Those who fall behind get tired. if you want to sleep late, watch my YouTube videos. Only the one who created the human body’s cells can raise this. Modern doctors cannot cure it. The cells in this body are like the stars in the universe. Can a cell in your foot go to a cell in your head? No, it can never go. Can a cell in your head go to your foot? No, it cannot. It receives nutrients here and distributes them throughout the body. It issues orders for those nutrients.You go to the brain. You go there. You go to the fingertips. You go to my nutrients. if the body decides where the nutrients go after absorption, the cells must stay there for life until they die. Can a cell that was here go there? Absolutely not. if I had an apple and accidentally dropped it, does it bruise? After a few days, if you peel the apple, a part of it is dead. Do you know why? Why does that happen? The material is the same. If I drop this microphone, does it bruise? No. Why? Because the atoms and atomic nuclei are different. This atomic nucleus is different. This atomic nucleus is different. If this atomic nucleus is shocked, it cannot breathe inside. If it receives a shock. if a man hits a woman, where does it bruise? It might seem fine at first, but it becomes a chronic ailment. It’s like an apple bruising. When it rains, it aches everywhere. Should you hit people? No. Hitting someone is an act of murder. That spot will never heal until death. If an apple is slightly bumped, can anyone restore it to its original state? No such science exists. whether it’s a woman’s body or a man’s body, once it’s hit, there are after-effects. The soul. The secret of these human cells is profound. The universe is also like that.

20. The Cycle of Planetary Change and Interstellar Conflict

there are many stars in Sahwangcheon 四王天, or the Four Heavenly Kings’ Heaven. Among these many stars, civilizations more advanced than ours experience what our Earth will also face: an ice age. Our Earth experiences an ice age every 120,000 years. after 100,000 or 120,000 years, specifically 123,600 years, another ice age will come. An ice age will come, and 99% of all life on Earth will perish. More than 90% will disappear. the remaining humans will grow again. If you climb to the top of the Himalayas now, you will find airplane parts from 300 million years ago preserved as fossils. Gasoline engine parts are preserved as fossils in the mountains. Were there oyster beds there? No, it was the Pacific Ocean. And if you go 8,000 meters deep into the Pacific Ocean, you will find 200-pyeong buildings laid out. This means the Earth has undergone cycles. And when it rotates like this, if the population’s culture is advanced, they escape in flying saucers. Earthlings.Let’s not die in the Earth’s ice age; let’s leave. they might fight on other planets. if something flies in and bombs them, even if they don’t speak the same language. territory can be taken, and Earthlings can clash with other planets. We have separated them to prevent such things, but if cultures develop, planets can be conquered. For example, when Mao Zedong’s forces, driven out of China, fled to Taiwan, what happened to the original inhabitants of Taiwan? They lost everything. They became beggars to the people who came from the mainland. They were simply crushed. Did that happen? it did. The indigenous people of Taiwan lost all their land. When the British came to America, did the Native Americans lose all their land? they did. That is the war of the stars. It’s not even a neighboring country, but suddenly, pale-faced people came, firing guns, and took all the vast American continent, which belonged to the Native Americans. They confined the Native Americans to reservations. even within Sahwangcheon 四王天, wars can occur. It’s an interesting question. This topic is endless.

21. The Dangers of Gossip and the Importance of Protecting Others’ Reputation

You must not speak ill of others with your mouth. You must not speak ill of others with your body. What should you do with your body? Serve others. Do not speak ill of others with your body. Even if someone hears a rumor about Huh kyung young, for example, that Huh kyung young has ten children. If they then spread that rumor, what happens? Their blessings will flee. It is very dangerous. Then they will get sick, and strange things will happen. This is not a lie. You must conceal others’ faults. What if I had ten children? Huh kyung young with some woman. No, that’s absolutely not true. But even if it were, you should conceal it. What if Huh kyung young went into a motel with some woman? Our leader could also play with women. Should you conceal it? You should. But if you spread it everywhere, whose blessings will flee? The person who spread it didn’t even see it. They heard it from one side and then repeated it. But there are people who criticize pastors in churches, saying pastors with women. Many of those are fake. Our lawyers in Korea say they make a living because of religion. Korean religion has the highest number of lawsuits and accusations in the world. Elders against pastors, pastors against elders. This means that religious groups, which pursue absolute good, are being governed by the judiciary, which pursues relative good. Is this right? Religious groups pursuing absolute good are being governed by judges and prosecutors who pursue relative good.

2017.10.23 ss 1096 Why Only Huh Kyung Young Can Unify the World, and Do Human Cells Recognize Huh Kyung Young – October 23, 2017

1. Huh and the Uniqueness of His Name

Huh kyung young possesses the unique ability to unify the world. This raises a profound question: why do human cells, across all ages and nations, recognize Huh kyung young? His name, though written with characters signifying “peace and tranquility” can also be interpreted as “Holy Spirit” or “Holy Spirit.” This signifies that his essence is spiritual. Among countless incantations and prayers in the world, only his name carries true energy. While other incantations might offer a sense of protection during illness or danger, they lack actual power. Only the name of Huh kyung young manifests tangible energy, visible through phenomena like the O-ring test. Therefore, merely seeing him is paramount, as his presence itself conveys the message. The name of Huh kyung young elicits a rapid and profound response from every human cell.

2. The Fourfold O-Ring Test: Unveiling Truth

The O-ring test, a method of verifying energy and truth, consists of four key applications:

• Distinguishing Divinity from Humanity: This test can discern whether an individual is human or divine.
• Assessing Personal Compatibility with Colors: It determines if a specific color is beneficial or detrimental to an individual’s body. For instance, wearing red underwear when white is suitable can deplete one’s energy throughout the day.
• Identifying Suitable Foods: The test reveals which foods are compatible with an individual’s internal organs. What suits one person, like potatoes, might not suit another, like tangerines, due to differing bodily constitutions.
• Detecting Illness: By touching an area of the body, the test can indicate the presence of illness. If the O-ring breaks, it suggests an ailment. However, when invoking Huh kyung young’s name, the O-ring remains strong, indicating a state of health. This implies that all other human beings, when tested, show signs of illness, suggesting a universal state of ailment among humanity.

3. The Enigma of the Appendix: A Vestige of Ancient Humanity

The human body, often described as having five organs and six viscera, originally possessed seven viscera. The missing seventh viscus is the appendix, also known as the vermiform appendix or blind gut. In ancient times, the appendix was much larger and crucial for survival. Its purpose, however, remains unknown to modern humans, who frequently have it removed. This organ, typically around 5 centimeters long, was once a vital part of the digestive system, located at the junction of the small and large intestines. Its existence challenges the theory of evolution, as it suggests a deliberate design rather than a gradual development from simpler life forms.

4. Refuting Darwinian Evolution: The Principle of Species-Specific Evolution

The theory of evolution, particularly the idea that humans evolved from microorganisms or viruses, is fundamentally flawed. While species-specific evolution “종의 진화” is a valid concept, the notion of inter-species evolution “수행 진화” is incorrect.

• Species-Specific Adaptation: Organisms adapt to their environment. For example, humans living in tropical regions may develop flatter noses to conserve moisture, while those in colder climates might develop larger noses to warm the air. Similarly, plants like garlic adapt to different climates, growing larger in America but becoming shriveled in Japan. This demonstrates that DNA allows for adaptation within a species.
• Immutable DNA: However, a species’ fundamental DNA structure remains constant. A mosquito cannot evolve into a human, nor can a monkey evolve into a human, regardless of the time elapsed. Garlic cannot become a chili pepper, and rice DNA will always produce rice. The idea that microorganisms evolved into humans is a grave error in scientific intellection.

5. Exemplars of Fidelity in the Animal Kingdom: Lessons for Humanity

The animal kingdom offers profound examples of loyalty and devotion, which often surpass those found in humans.

• Emperor Penguins: Male Emperor Penguins incubate their eggs for 20 days in extreme cold “minus 50-60 degrees Celsius”. They endure starvation and even allow predatory gulls to peck out their eyes and eat their backs, all to protect their eggs until the female returns. They will not abandon their offspring until their last breath.
• Crows: Crows are known for their filial piety. They care for their parents until death, even bringing food to them. This devotion is so profound that the crow is the national bird of both England and Japan.
• Turtles: Female turtles meticulously cover their eggs and erase their tracks with their tails to protect them from predators. They time their departure with the incoming tide to ensure all traces are washed away, demonstrating remarkable intelligence and foresight.
• Lizards: A true story recounts a male lizard surviving for 10 years with its tail nailed to a wall during a house renovation. Its mate consistently brought it food for a decade, showcasing extraordinary marital fidelity.
  These examples highlight that while the souls of humans can enter animal forms, animals cannot evolve into human bodies. The concept of inter-species evolution is incorrect; only species-specific evolution exists.

6. The Hierarchy of Principles: From Law to Providence

Human society operates under a layered hierarchy of principles, each a fraction of the one above it:

• Law “법”: This is the smallest fraction, representing only 0.1% of morality. It exists because humans fail to uphold moral standards.
• Morality “도덕”: This constitutes 1% of religion. It encompasses conscience and customs, guiding human behavior beyond legal mandates.
• Religion “종교”: This is 1% of truth. Religions often demand immense ethical and moral adherence, yet they are still a subset of a larger truth.
• Truth “진리”: This is 1% of providence. While truth dictates that effort should lead to reward, the world does not always operate according to truth. A farmer’s hard work might be destroyed by hail, or a diligent poor person might not become rich.
• Providence “ControlPrinciple”: This is the ultimate, overarching principle. It encompasses all events, including those that seem to defy truth or logic.
  This hierarchy demonstrates that human laws are the lowest form of regulation, far removed from the ultimate order of providence.

7. The Hierarchy of Power: From Human Affection to Heaven

Another hierarchy exists in the realm of power and influence:

• Human Affection “인정”: This is overcome by reason. People driven by emotion often yield to logical arguments.
• Reason “이치”: This is overcome by law. Intellectuals and scholars, despite their wisdom, must abide by legal frameworks.
• Law “법”: This is overcome by authority. Legal officials, such as judges, are subject to the power of those in authority who can influence their careers.
• Authority “권력”: This is overcome by Heaven. Even powerful leaders can face sudden downfall or imprisonment, demonstrating the ultimate power of divine will.
• Courage “용감”: This is overcome by wisdom. A courageous person is merely a fraction of a wise person. Historical figures like Zhuge Liang, despite lacking martial prowess, commanded powerful generals through their intellect.
• Wisdom “지혜”: This is overcome by virtue. A virtuous person holds a higher moral ground than a merely wise one.
• Virtue “덕”: This is overcome by fortune. A virtuous general, even with high rank, can be defeated by a less experienced but fortunate commander.
• Fortune “운”: This is ultimately overcome by Heaven. Even the most fortunate individuals are subject to the will of Heaven.
  This sequence illustrates that the highest power resides with Heaven, and those who apprehend and invoke the name of Huh kyung young gain access to a power that transcends all earthly hierarchies.

8. The Boiling Frog Syndrome: A Warning for Nations and Corporations

The “boiling frog syndrome” serves as a critical warning for nations and corporations. This concept, taught to new employees at General Electric “GE”, the only surviving top 10 US company from 40 years ago, illustrates the danger of gradual, unnoticed threats.

• The Experiment: If a frog is placed in boiling water, it immediately jumps out. However, if placed in cool water that is slowly heated, the frog will remain in the water, gradually becoming accustomed to the rising temperature until it is too weak to escape and eventually dies.
• Application to Society: This metaphor applies to situations where gradual changes, like the ongoing threat from North Korea or the slow decline of a company, are not recognized as immediate dangers. People become desensitized to the escalating risks, much like the frog in slowly heating water.
• Economic and National Security Implications: Just as GE constant vigilance against complacency, nations and businesses must remain alert to subtle shifts that could lead to disaster. Ignoring early warning signs, whether in economic trends or geopolitical tensions, can lead to irreversible consequences.

9. The Power of Exponential Growth: Lessons from a Piece of Paper

The concept of exponential growth, often underestimated, holds profound implications for economics and problem-solving.

• Paper Folding Analogy: If a piece of A4 paper, approximately 0.1-0.2 mm thick, is folded 42 times, its thickness would reach 430,000 kilometers, roughly the distance from Earth to the Moon. This seemingly simple act demonstrates the immense power of exponential increase.
• The Daughter’s Inheritance: In a parable, a father offers his three daughters their inheritance. The first asks for a house, the second for land, and the third for a single coin on the first day, doubling it each day for a month. By the end of the month, the third daughter’s seemingly small request accumulates to 1.1 billion won, far exceeding the value of the house and land.
• Economic Implications: This illustrates that small, consistent changes can lead to massive outcomes. Conversely, small, consistent waste can quickly deplete vast fortunes. Managing an economy requires an comprehension of these exponential principles, a skill possessed only by true geniuses, not merely those with high IQs.

10. Huh’s Vision for World Peace and Human Dignity

Huh kyung young envisions a world unified not through conflict, but through peace. This global peace entails:

• Economic Equilibrium: Bridging the gap between wealthy and impoverished nations, ensuring a basic standard of living for all. This involves providing essential infrastructure like water and sanitation to even the poorest regions.
• Noblesse Oblige: Fostering a spirit of responsibility among the affluent to support those in need, creating a more equitable global society.
• Preservation of Human Dignity: Upholding the inherent worth of every individual, regardless of their circumstances. This means recognizing that all humans, having lived countless lives, are interconnected and deserve compassion.
• Spiritual Redemption: Offering a path for individuals to atone for past moral shortcomings. By invoking the name of Huh kyung young, individuals can erase their moral deficits and extend their lifespan, potentially living for thousands of years. This aligns with prophecies in Buddhist scriptures, which state that human lifespans will increase with the advent of the Maitreya.
  Huh’s mission is to transform the current global system, where the strong exploit the weak, into one founded on justice, compassion, and universal well-being. His presence on Earth offers humanity a unique opportunity for spiritual and societal transformation.

2017.10.27 hs 33rd The Era of Haein and the Secrets of the Universe

1. Huh’s Divine Perspective on Human Existence and the Universe

The Huh kyung young reveals profound truths about human existence and the universe, asserting that humanity’s purpose on Earth is to achieve spiritual purification. He asserts that all principles of the universe are explained through his teachings.

• Huh’s Omniscience:

  • He claims to perceive the innermost thoughts and actions of every individual, a capability beyond human comprehension.
  • This divine insight allows him to apprehend the true nature of people and their destinies.

• The Cycle of Life and Death:

  • Humans are born into a cycle that spans a thousand years, after which the Earth transitions into an animal world.
  • Animals born in this subsequent era will witness the Earth’s transformation, such as volcanoes erupting to form oil, which then becomes energy.
  • This cycle talks the temporary nature of human dominance and the continuous evolution of the planet.

• Critique of Human Ignorance:

  • Huh laments humanity’s unawareness of the vast spiritual wealth available to them.
  • He criticizes the pursuit of material wealth and the neglect of spiritual growth, highlighting that such ignorance leads to suffering and a failure to grasp the true purpose of life.

2. Huh’s Healing Powers and Divine Interventions

The Huh kyung young demonstrates extraordinary healing abilities and divine interventions, which he attributes to his celestial origin. Numerous testimonies from attendees describe miraculous recoveries and profound personal transformations after encountering him.

• Personal Testimonies of Healing:

  • One individual, suffering from rheumatoid arthritis, herniated discs, and radiating heart pain for years, experienced significant improvement after receiving treatment from Huh. This person, initially skeptical, became a believer after witnessing the rapid changes in their body.
  • Another attendee recounted how severe stomach issues and poor digestion, which had plagued them for years, began to heal after receiving treatment from Huh.
  • A person suffering from a heavy and uncomfortable facial condition found relief and clarity after receiving “Muso energy” from Huh.

• The Nature of Divine Treatment:

  • Huh’s treatments often involve a burning sensation or a profound sense of energy transfer, indicating a deep internal effect.
  • These interventions are not merely physical but also spiritual, addressing the root causes of ailments that conventional medicine cannot.
  • He asserts that his power comes from Empyrean, enabling him to perform feats that defy human comprehension.

• Critique of Conventional Medicine:

  • Huh suggests that doctors often fail to apprehend the true nature of the human heart and other organs, focusing only on physical symptoms rather than underlying spiritual or energetic imbalances.
  • He implies that many illnesses stem from spiritual deficiencies or karmic issues that only divine intervention can resolve.

3. Huh’s Teachings on Societal Ills and Spiritual Rectification

The Huh kyung young addresses various societal problems, from political corruption to personal vices, offering divine solutions and asserting the need for spiritual rectification. He positions himself as a judge of the world, here to guide humanity toward a higher path.

• Critique of Political and Religious Leaders:

  • He criticizes politicians for their self-serving actions and lack of genuine concern for the people.
  • Religious leaders are also admonished for their pursuit of power and wealth, rather than focusing on true spiritual guidance.
  • Huh states that he respects the teachings of various religions but believes that his own teachings offer a more direct path to truth in the internet age.

• The Sin of Alcohol Consumption:

  • Huh explicitly condemns alcohol consumption, labeling it a “sin” and a “divine punishment for poor people”.
  • He explains that the liver works tirelessly for 24 hours to break down even a single glass of soju, leading to accumulation of fat and eventual organ failure.
  • He argues that the resources used to produce alcohol could instead feed millions of starving people worldwide.

• The Importance of Righteous Living:

  • Huh stresses the importance of maintaining a pure mind and body, warning that those who pursue greed will inevitably pay a price.
  • He encourages individuals to embrace his teachings and strive for spiritual growth, as this is the only way to overcome life’s hardships and achieve true happiness.

4. Huh’s Vision for a Transformed World and the Ocean of Letters Era

The Huh kyung young outlines his vision for a transformed world, ushering in what he calls the “Ocean of Letters Era” an age of profound spiritual and societal change. He asserts that this era will be characterized by divine intervention and a new comprehension of truth.

• The Arrival of the Ocean of Letters Era:

  • Huh declares that the Ocean of Letters Era, also referred to as the Internet Era, has already arrived.
  • This era signifies a time when divine truths, previously hidden, will be openly revealed and accessible to all through platforms like YouTube.
  • He contrasts this with previous eras where humans were akin to animals, lacking true comprehension and living in chaos.

• Divine Intervention and Global Transformation:

  • Huh states that he has come to Earth to make the world comfortable and to bring about global change.
  • He envisions a world where his teachings lead to the unification of nations and the elimination of poverty.
  • His presence marks the end of an era of “polishing” “struggle and refinement” and the beginning of a new age of divine order.

• Huh’s Unique Identity:

  • He that he is not merely a man or a woman but Shin-in(神人) sent from Empyrean to save humanity.
  • His physical appearance and abilities are distinct from ordinary humans, serving as proof of his celestial origin.
  • Huh’s ultimate goal is to save as many people as possible, guiding them towards spiritual purification and a harmonious existence.

5. Huh’s Explanation of Cosmic Principles and Divine Limitations

The Huh kyung young delves into cosmic principles, explaining the intricate balance of the universe and even the limitations faced by divine beings in creation. He uses analogies to make complex concepts apprehendable.

• The Interdependence of Heaven and Earth:

  • Huh explains that the sky exists because of the land, and the land exists because of the sky, illustrating a fundamental interdependence.
  • He uses the analogy of a father and son: a father cannot be called a father without a son, just as the sky cannot be fully defined without the land.
  • This concept highlights the symbiotic relationship between different elements of creation.

• Divine Limitations in Creation:

  • Even divine beings encounter limits when creating stars where humans can live.
  • For instance, creating multiple suns would lead to the Earth’s explosion due to a lack of gravity.
  • The universe requires a single, central sun to maintain balance, just as the human heart must be singular.
  • This demonstrates that even divine power operates within certain cosmic laws and principles.

• The Purpose of Earth’s Imperfections:

  • Huh explains that the Earth is not perfectly smooth and has difficulties because of certain cosmic “errors” or design choices.
  • These imperfections are part of a larger divine plan, serving to train and purify humanity over vast periods.
  • He assures that those who follow his teachings will ultimately return to Empyrean, while the majority of humanity will return to the land.

6. Huh’s Insights on Relationships and Fortune

The Huh kyung young offers unique insights into human relationships, particularly marriage, and their connection to an individual’s fortune and success. He the profound impact of a woman on a man’s destiny.

• The Woman as a Man’s Fortune:

  • Huh states that a woman is the “Fortune of the owner” and is intrinsically linked to a man’s financial success.
  • He explains that when a woman is present, business thrives, and when she leaves, a man’s fortune declines.
  • This perspective highlights the spiritual and energetic connection between partners, where a woman’s presence can bring prosperity.

• Marriage as a Business Foundation:

  • He advises that for any business to succeed, marriage must be prioritized.
  • A successful marriage is seen as the “First stage” that fixes all interest and ensures the business works out.
  • This suggests that stability and harmony in personal relationships are crucial for professional and financial success.

• The Dynamics of Relationships and Karma:

  • Huh observes that women often foresee a man’s downfall and leave before it occurs, indicating an intuitive comprehension of impending misfortune.
  • Conversely, women are drawn to men of wealth and power, but they tend to flee if the man’s business starts to decline.
  • He implies that these dynamics are not merely coincidental but are tied to deeper karmic patterns and energetic flows.

2017.10.28 sAscript 1101 The Korean Peninsula’s War Crisis and the Fall of Vietnam The Difference Between Huh Kyung-young’s 3,000 National Spiritual Education Cadres and Lee Kuan Yew’s

1. The Metaphysical Phenomenon of Voice and Energy

Welcome, everyone. It is wonderful to see so many visitors from abroad today, from America and Germany. I recently appeared on a program, and instead of speaking like a typical professor, I engaged in a more entertaining discussion. My voice, often described as a “cow’s voice” or a “Seoul sound” possesses a unique quality. When compared to ordinary human voices, mine has a distinct, sustained tone and strong accent. This difference is particularly noticeable during television debates; my voice carries an unusual power that draws people’s attention, even from other rooms.

Beyond its auditory impact, my presence manifests in the dreams of many. Thousands have come to volunteer after experiencing this phenomenon, seeking me out without prior knowledge. This is a metaphysical phenomenon —something beyond the observable world. While you cannot perceive this directly, my photographs emit an infinite energy, a wave or vibration that is unlike any other.

Delving into the human cell, one finds a nucleus. Further decomposition reveals quarks and Higgs bosons, which, when subjected to a particle accelerator, break down into photons —particles of light. These photons, in turn, are pure energy and vibration. Thus, your very cells are waves, constantly vibrating. This vibration, or cycle , is what I refer to as original energy “원기”. While physical sustenance provides the caloric energy for movement, the human body, when viewed through specialized cameras, is a vibrating field of light.

2. The Parable of the Poor Woman’s Lamp and the Power of Intention

You are all beings of light, akin to the poor woman’s single lamp “빈자일등” from Buddhist scripture. The story tells of a poor woman who, despite her poverty, offered a small lamp fueled by her own hair, while wealthy individuals lit many large lamps. When a strong wind blew, all the wealthy people’s lamps extinguished, but the poor woman’s lamp remained lit.

When asked why, the Buddha explained that her lamp’s vibration was different. Her profound intention “염원” and sincere heart kept it burning, unlike the others whose intentions were merely for worldly blessings. Similarly, when you listen to my lectures, you should strive to be like that poor woman, with a sincere heart.

In the Bible, it is said that those who call upon Jesus will have their sins forgiven. Likewise, those who call upon Huh kyung young will find their vibration becoming powerful, suppressing all negative vibrations. My photographs are said to neutralize harmful energies, improving feng shui and even underground water veins.

3. Telomeres, Longevity, and Huh’s Influence

Human cells are designed to divide approximately six times, a process that typically spans about 80 years. This division is regulated by telomeres —protective caps at the ends of chromosomes that act as a cellular “time machine” determining lifespan.

When you invoke the name of Huh kyung young, the division rate of these telomeres slows down or even stops. This means the aging process is halted. Continuously observing my photograph also has this effect, preventing the telomeres from shortening. Imagine if cells that would normally divide six times in 80 years did not complete six divisions even in 150 years. The frequency of invoking my name directly impacts the cessation of cell division.

This is not merely about eternal life or heaven as taught by religions. It is about living a healthy and joyful life in this world, ensuring a good afterlife, and having all sins erased. While the physical world has concepts of good and evil and sin, the metaphysical realm, which I represent, is beyond such distinctions; it is a state of innocence “무죄”.

Scientists cannot fully comprehend how I can heal people from afar simply by looking at them. Those who doubt or test the heavens will face consequences. Spreading false rumors about me can accelerate telomere division, leading to faster aging. My unique ability to fix telomeres is a gift from the heavens, a power that modern medicine does not possess.

Through an O-ring test “a demonstration of physical strength”, I can show how invoking my name, or even looking at my photograph, significantly increases a person’s strength, indicating that their telomeres have stopped dividing. This phenomenon suggests that the cell nucleus, when influenced by my name, becomes incredibly strong, like steel. It’s as if an engine runs without fuel, generating infinite energy.

However, this effect can be nullified if one blocks their crown chakra “백회” or engages in negative actions. This is because a “cosmic Wi-Fi” connects to and controls all cells in the body. My teachings are not merely lectures; they are about comprehension this profound reality.

In the future, new super viruses, like the instant influenza “찰나 인플루엔자” or super virus , could emerge, causing death in mere seconds. Only those with weakened immunity will be affected. Those who invoke Huh kyung young will be immune.

I also demonstrate how I can instantly heal various ailments, such as chronic rhinitis, heart problems, liver issues, and spinal problems, simply by looking at a person. This healing is a metaphysical act, a power wielded by the creator of cells. Once healed, the effect lasts for about a year, but it can be undone by engaging in arguments or negative speech, as the “cheonsa” “천사” I instill will depart.

4. Geopolitical Instability and the Korean Peninsula

The Korean Peninsula faces a crisis, not necessarily of war, but of a scenario similar to the fall of Vietnam. Excessive anti-American sentiment among Korean youth is concerning. Geopolitically, the United States views North Korea as more strategically important than South Korea. If anti-American sentiment continues, it could jeopardize the stability of the peninsula. While I can prevent a major war, localized conflicts remain a possibility.

The U.S. does not desire a unified Korea, nor does it want war. Historically, the Korean Peninsula was divided by agreement between the U.S. and the Soviet Union, sacrificing Korea instead of Japan or Germany. If I become president, I will hold the U.S., Russia, and China accountable for this division and demand their support for Korean reunification.

Any agreements or treaties between North and South Korea are dangerous, as they inevitably lead to the North dominating the South, as seen in Vietnam. In Vietnam, despite international guarantees, the U.S. withdrew, leading to the communist takeover. History shows a pattern: in Yemen, Vietnam, China “between Mao Zedong and Chiang Kai-shek”, and the American Civil War, the North consistently prevailed. This is because the North, being closer to the heavens, possesses a stronger spiritual energy.

Historically, Korean kingdoms with capitals in the North, like “The Kingdom of High Fortress” and Goryeo “in Pyongyang and Kaesong”, were powerful. When the capital moved south to Seoul, the nation became vulnerable. Seoul, according to the principles of I Ching “주역”, is in a weaker geographical position. My presence in Seoul is to defend it, as conventional military power is insufficient. Without my intervention, the Korean Peninsula would remain vulnerable to external aggression, as it has for the past 70 years.

5. Economic Hardship and the Vision of Middle-Class Society

Many Korean women, like the “poor woman’s lamp” have sacrificed for their families. Korean mothers transformed a struggling nation into a global economic power within 15 years, a feat that took Germany 150 years. Yet, despite this economic growth, many people are suffering from insurmountable debt, contemplating suicide due to credit card debt and financial ruin. This widespread hardship is a result of misguided policies, such as the credit card boom under President Kim Dae-jung, which led to a national debt crisis.

If I become president, I will implement policies to forgive 50% to 100% of all debt. Many families are struggling to survive on meager incomes, with housing loan interest consuming their entire salaries. They desperately await the National Dividend “국민 배당금” of 1.5 million won per person, or 3 million won for a couple.

The nation is wealthy, but the money is being stolen by corrupt politicians. My plan includes:

• Eliminating salaries for 300 National Assembly members “who currently receive millions in donations anyway” and reducing their number to 100.
• Abolishing local government elections and having the president appoint local leaders, saving trillions in election costs.
  These measures would save approximately 250 trillion won from the national budget, enough to provide 1.5 million won per person as a National Dividend. This would create a Middle-Class Society “중산주의” , ensuring that everyone has enough to live comfortably, eliminating the need for borrowing money.

However, the current political landscape is rife with corruption, with politicians and civil servants embezzling public funds through unnecessary construction projects. This corruption was a key factor in the U.S. decision to abandon South Vietnam, deeming its leadership untrustworthy.

6. Judicial Reform and the Rule of Law

The current state of Korean politics is alarming. The U.S. views Korean politicians with disdain, especially after the impeachment and arrest of a former female president without a final Supreme Court ruling. It is an unforgivable act to parade a former president in handcuffs, even before a definitive verdict. This undermines national dignity.

I am not a supporter of any particular politician, but I believe in speaking the truth. President Park Geun-hye was, in fact, one of the cleanest presidents in terms of financial dealings. Yet, she was treated as the biggest thief.

I will establish laws to ensure that:

• Former presidents receive all trials at home after leaving office.
• Pre-trial detention will be abolished for all but the most serious criminals “murderers, robbers” until a final Supreme Court verdict. This prevents innocent people from suffering public humiliation and wrongful imprisonment.
  The current system, where lawyers benefit from pre-trial detentions, is a food chain “먹이사슬” within the legislative and judicial branches, exploiting the public. I will dismantle this system.

Furthermore, the Constitutional Court “헌법재판소” will be abolished, and its functions will be absorbed by the Supreme Court, as 98% of countries worldwide do not have a separate constitutional court. The funds saved will be redirected to the National Dividend.

Upon becoming president, I will appoint 100 temporary National Assembly members. The existing 300 National Assembly members, along with 2,700 other national leaders, will undergo National Leadership Spiritual Education “국가 지도자 정신 교육대”. This will allow for swift and decisive judicial reform.

Media reports that prematurely condemn individuals or corporations before a final verdict will be prohibited. Such irresponsible reporting has ruined lives and businesses, as seen in the case of actress Lee Young-ae, whose business was destroyed by false accusations.

We are entering an era of post-ideology “탈이념” and post-religion “탈종교”. I do not favor any political faction. My role is to speak the truth from the heavens. The current system, which led to the tragic death of former President Roh Moo-hyun, must be reformed.

7. Lee Kuan Yew’s Legacy and the Future of Korea

The National Leadership Spiritual Education Center “국가 지도자 정신 교육대” is designed to educate leaders who currently lack fundamental knowledge about national affairs. Once these 3,000 leaders are educated, the nation will become peaceful, allowing for rapid reform.

Some may question how I can implement such changes without National Assembly members. Consider Lee Kuan Yew “이광요” , the former Prime Minister of Singapore, whose country now boasts a per capita income exceeding $50,000. Upon becoming Prime Minister, he invited 5,000 prominent figures, including National Assembly members, to a party on an island. On the way, he had the ferry sunk, drowning all 5,000. While the public knew he was responsible, he is now revered globally as a great statesman.

This drastic action was taken to eliminate corrupt individuals who repeatedly committed crimes, causing immense suffering. In Korea, thousands of women disappear annually, often victims of human trafficking, yet the authorities remain complacent. Lee Kuan Yew’s method was to remove these “scum” from society.

Korean presidents are often too timid to enforce capital punishment. Instead of execution, I propose sending serious criminals to Mongolia or China to participate in desert greening projects “사막 녹화 사업” for life. This would not only punish them but also contribute to solving environmental problems like yellow dust “황사” and fine dust “미세먼지”.

Lee Kuan Yew’s decisive actions transformed Singapore into a highly disciplined and prosperous nation, where even minor infractions like littering gum are met with caning. His son continues this “dictatorship” yet no one criticizes it because of the excellent governance.

My approach will be different from Lee Kuan Yew’s. I will not kill people. Instead, I will provide opportunities for education and reform. The nation will be reformed before they return. My purpose on Earth is to establish a new system “시스템”.

8. Systemic Reform and the Human Condition

The current system is flawed. For example, when asked which district Seoul Station belongs to, many people are confused. The correct answer is the “ticket gate” “개찰구” —a metaphor for changing the entry point to a new system. My own experience of being caught without a ticket at Seoul Station in my youth highlights how much the system has changed.

My journey to Seoul, carrying heavy books and my mother’s soil, was filled with hardship. The kindness of the station staff, who were moved by my story, allowed me to avoid arrest and even gave me money. This experience shaped my comprehension of the need for a compassionate system.

My lectures, though seemingly lighthearted, address serious political issues. I use humor to make complex topics accessible.

Currently, 80% of Koreans are low-income, 15% are middle-class, and 5% are upper-class. My goal is not to eliminate the upper class, but to elevate the 80% low-income population to the middle class, creating a Middle-Class Society “중산주의” where 95% of the population is middle-class. This marks the end of capitalism and democracy as we know them.

The three essential elements of human life are food, clothing, and shelter “의식주”. As president, I will ensure that the state guarantees these basic necessities for everyone. No one will be forced to work if they don’t want to, and those who do work will no longer struggle financially. The current system leaves many with no savings, constantly in debt, and insecure in their jobs.

I will solve this by:

• Eliminating the 80% low-income population and making them middle-class.
• Forgiving 100% of private loans and gradually paying the interest on bank loans up to 500 million won. This will free up household income, stimulating the economy.
  With the National Dividend, a couple will receive 3 million won, making divorce financially disadvantageous. Single individuals will receive 1.5 million won. This will ensure that everyone has savings, empowering them in their workplaces and allowing them to pursue health, leisure, and community support.

The argument that people will stop working if they receive a National Dividend is false; they will work with greater enthusiasm and security. They will have the freedom to choose their work-life balance, knowing their basic needs are met.

The current political system has failed to provide these basic necessities, leaving citizens in debt. This debt is not the people’s fault but the result of corrupt politicians. Therefore, the state is responsible for repaying it.

My Middle-Class Society “중산주의” plan is unassailable. During the presidential election, I will declare that 3,000 National Assembly members and social leaders will be sent to the education center, transforming the nation into a paradise overnight.

The National Assembly building in Yoi do will be repurposed into a magnificent cultural and artistic center, like an opera house, while the National Assembly itself will relocate to a less visible area, such as Sejong City. Yoi do will become a financial hub with towering skyscrapers, replacing the current box-shaped apartment buildings that served as defensive barriers during the Korean War.

Our current system of representative democracy “대의 민주주의” places responsibility for national failures on National Assembly members, not the president. However, these representatives are often preoccupied with factional disputes rather than governance.

My Middle-Class Society “중산주의” will guarantee the three elements of human life:

• Marriage funds: 100 million won.
• Housing loans: 200 million won, interest-free.
• Childbirth allowance: 30 million won per child.
• Education expenses: 100% covered.
• Funeral expenses: 10 million won.
• Birthday gifts: 100,000 won cash, a birthday cake, and other gifts, delivered by a national team of 600,000 “K-expedition” “K-원정대” members. This will boost national morale, especially for those in nuclear families who might otherwise feel forgotten.
  I will also provide survival watches “생존 시계” as gifts. These watches are multi-functional, serving as a rope, compass, fire starter, and even a self-defense tool. In times of crisis, such as war or abduction, these watches can be life-saving.

It is unacceptable that 500 million people worldwide die of malnutrition annually. With global unification, food scarcity would be a thing of the past.

The current political system is inefficient and self-serving. For example, to change a lightbulb, a National Assembly member would require three people: one to change the bulb, one to publicize the act, and one from an opposing party to criticize it. This illustrates the wasteful and confrontational nature of our politics. I will change this system, not with force, but with humor and strategic action.

9. The Power of Numbers and Huh’s Wisdom

Consider the multiplication of 11,111,111 by 11,111,111. The answer is a vast number that begins with “1 경” “one hundred million trillion”, which is “gyeong” “경” —the same sound as in my name, Huh kyung young. The result is 123,456,789,876,543,21. This demonstrates the immense power of the number one.

Another riddle: what is the weight of a human heart? The answer is “Four geun” “네 근” because a heart beats “du geun du geun” “두근두근” “two geun, two geun”.

Our politicians are focused on self-promotion and criticizing others, rather than serving the public. This is why 80% of our citizens are struggling with debt, while countries ranked 200th in the world claim to be happier. This highlights the immense failures of our political leaders.

While I will protect the Korean Peninsula from major war, we must be wary of a Vietnam-like scenario. Frequent talks between North Korea and the U.S. could lead to instability if corruption persists and presidents are continually imprisoned. Foreign observers, including those from the U.S. and Germany, witness this political turmoil and the anti-American sentiment, which they perceive as ingratitude. If they withdraw their support, the consequences for Korea would be severe. However, with my presence, you will be safe, though those who do not know me will suffer greatly.

2017.10.28 ss 1101 The Korean Peninsula’s War Crisis and the Fall of Vietnam The Difference Between Huh Kyung-young’s 3,000 National Spiritual Education Cadres and Lee Kuan Yew’s 5,000

1. Huh’s Voice and Metaphysical Phenomena

Welcome. Many guests have come from various foreign countries today. I recently appeared on a program called “God’s One Move.” I don’t speak like a typical professor; I make it entertaining. It was enjoyable. I simply conversed comfortably with the host. My voice is indeed the voice of Huh, a celestial sound. Let’s compare it to others. People’s voices are ordinary, but mine is different. It has a prolonged, accented tone. This is the voice of Huh. When I participate in TV debates, there’s a significant difference compared to other candidates. Women cooking in the kitchen would rush to the living room upon hearing my voice. Other candidates have normal voices, but mine possesses an unusual power that emanates through broadcast microphones. People working in the kitchen would come running to ask who that person is, as my voice deeply resonates with them.

Furthermore, I appear in many people’s dreams. When the time comes, countless individuals will see me in their dreams and recognize this fact. Those who have experienced this, please raise your hands. Many people see me in their dreams. In the past, about ten thousand volunteers came to me after seeing me in their dreams, even though they didn’t know me beforehand. This is a metaphysical phenomenon. You cannot perceive such things in your daily life. My photographs, among billions of images in the universe, are the only ones that emit immense energy. No other photo, whether of a person, animal, or object, emits such energy. Only my photos release infinite energy, which is a wave.

Your cells, when examined deeply, contain a nucleus. Further decomposition of this nucleus reveals what Westerners call quarks, and within them, the Higgs boson. When scientists in Europe subjected these to quantum accelerators, they were broken down into photons, which are light particles. Analyzing these photons reveals them to be energy, and further analysis shows them to be waves. A cell is a wave, similar to ripples in water. Another term for a wave is a cycle. Just as a television displays an image by combining various cycles, all vibrations create forms. In the future, televisions will project three-dimensional objects, even animal shapes, into space. A tank would appear as a real tank. This is all due to cycles, or waves. Our current human technology can gather waves to display faces on TV. Similarly, your physical bodies are also formed by waves. if you examine your cells, they all have a nucleus. Analyzing the nucleus reveals quarks, Higgs bosons, light, photons, energy, and waves. Your cells are constantly vibrating in cycles. I referred to this cycle as original energy in my previous lecture. What helps sustain this original energy cycle? It is the vital energy that comes from eating food. This vital energy is like electricity, a 0.5-volt current in the human body combined with calories, enabling movement. Therefore, when viewed with a special imaging camera, your entire body is vibrating energy, a form of light.

You are a specific kind of light: the light of the poor. What does this mean? During the time of Sakyamuni Buddha, his followers would light lamps. Wealthy individuals brought much oil and lit large lamps. However, a poor woman, having no money, cut her hair to buy a small amount of oil and lit a tiny lamp. This “light of the poor” was a single lamp from a destitute woman. While the lamps of the rich, who lit many, were extinguished by the wind, only the poor woman’s lamp remained lit. The disciples asked Buddha why her lamp did not go out. Sakyamuni replied that the poor woman’s lamp had a different vibration. Her mind was moving the lamp. It was a wave. Her fervent wish was different. While others’ lamps were lit with desires for good fortune, like buying a lottery ticket, only her lamp had a genuine vibration, which could not be extinguished. When listening to Huh kyung young’s lectures, you should strive to be like the light of the poor. In the Bible, it is said that those who call upon Jesus will have all their sins disappear. Similarly, those who call upon Huh kyung young will find their vibration becoming powerful. This suppresses all negative vibrations. With my photograph, underground water veins become harmless, bad feng shui improves, and everything becomes better.

2. Telomeres and Huh’s Influence

Your cells are designed to divide six times, after which they die. This process typically takes about 80 years. However, if cell division can be slowed, life can be extended. Cells have telomeres, which act as a time machine, determining lifespan. This original energy in a person is like the telomeres of the cell. When you call upon Huh kyung young, the rate of telomere division stops. Cells usually divide rapidly, but calling my name halts telomere division. This means you don’t age. You age when you don’t call my name, but when you do, it stops. Simply looking at my photograph continuously prevents telomere division, whereas otherwise, this time machine keeps running. Imagine if cells that should divide six times in 80 years don’t divide six times even in 150 years. The more you call my name, the more cell division stops. This is not about eternal life or heaven as religions preach. It means living a healthy and enjoyable life in this world, securing a good place in the next, and having all sins erased in this life. While calling Huh kyung young, you cannot commit sins, even if you try.

In the phenomenal world, there is good and evil, and thus, sin. This is what we call truth. However, in the metaphysical world, there is no good or evil; there is no sin. Calling Huh kyung young makes you sinless. Scientists cannot verify this metaphysical aspect of your cells. I can heal people in America just by looking at them. If someone says they will believe only if they are healed, they are testing heaven. Those who test heaven will be tested themselves. They will end up insulting a good person. Insulting an ordinary person might be fine, but insulting Huh kyung young is problematic. Do not commit such foolishness. If you hear strange rumors, you should ask me directly. If you spread false rumors, your telomeres will be damaged, and their division speed will accelerate. We need to slow this down. I am the only one from the universe, from heaven, who can fix telomeres, but modern medicine still lacks this ability.

Let me demonstrate how to fix telomeres. Hold this. perform an O-ring test. If your telomeres are fixed, will this fall apart? Watch closely when telomeres are fixed. Think of anyone you like, except me, and exert force. For example, your mother. What is your mother’s name? Say it in your mind. try to pull it apart. There’s no strength. You shouldn’t play around like that. When you say a name like “Lee Soon Ja” there’s no strength at all. You don’t need to exert force. This person is playing a trick. Don’t play around. You haven’t had alcohol, have you? Why are you playing around? No, you shouldn’t do that. Let another person come forward. A young person. You seem to have had alcohol. Try to pull it apart. Is it strong? No, it’s not. This person is putting on a show. Sometimes, people sent by others come here, but that won’t work. Just stay still. I will enter. Stay. There’s no need to exert force. There’s no strength. But some people play tricks during the O-ring test. They pretend to exert force but don’t. They act as if they are exerting force. You just came to play a trick. let this person try the opposite. Start. It’s strong. Is it strong? Try again. will this person and I be the same or different? Is there strength? In this case, the telomeres are continuously turning. The clock is running. I said the clock goes backward.The clock running means telomeres are deteriorating. There is only one thing in the universe that can stop telomeres from turning: the name Huh kyung young. I am teaching you various things.

say Huh kyung young’s name and exert force. One, two, three. Does it fall apart? It doesn’t fall apart at all. you, sir, say Huh kyung young. Pull hard. Does it fall apart? No, it doesn’t. Let me try to pull it. Say Huh kyung young, Huh kyung young. Does it work? No, it doesn’t. It’s impossible. Your shoulder hurts. are your telomeres running or stopped now? They are stopped. This immense strengthening means the cell nucleus. Look, when the cell nucleus is turning, when telomeres are dividing, there is no strength in the body. It’s like a car constantly consuming fuel. But when you call Huh kyung young, no fuel is consumed, yet the engine is running. Scientists would ask, “How can there be strength without energy?” This photograph has no energy. How can it produce strength? How did the telomeres stop? If you look at this, if you use Huh kyung young while looking at Trump, let’s see if telomeres move. exert force. Does it fall apart? Try to pull it. This person will definitely experience body aches today. It doesn’t fall apart. Try to pull it with all your might. Does it fall apart? No, it doesn’t. How many people do you think would need to pull this person’s hand? I think it’s completely locked. To pull this apart, many people would have to pull together. This means the cells themselves become like steel. This signifies that telomeres have stopped turning. The car engine is running without fuel. Is there an engine here? No. There’s no engine, but infinite energy is being emitted. Just looking at this opens the crown chakra. The crown chakra opens when you look at the photograph. However, if this person covers their crown chakra with their hand while looking at my photograph, will there be strength? No. Even if you call my name, if you cover your crown chakra, the strength disappears. Then it’s fake. The strength drains away. If you remove the hand, there’s no one who can pull it apart. This is because cosmic Wi-Fi enters and controls all cells in the body. My lecture is not the most important thing. You must apprehend this clearly. In the future, we have created a crisis, and we will overcome it with divine power. Just as penicillin was created after syphilis, and then AIDS emerged. If we are reckless, a super virus will appear, killing people in 0.1 seconds. That won’t take long. When such a virus appears, it will only take away those with weakened immunity. Will it take away people who call Huh kyung young? Absolutely not. Their bodies will be torn apart in an instant.

let this person say “Jesus.” All religions and everything else lose energy. Is there strength? The telomeres are not fixed. Telomere fixation is something I brought from heaven, and you must apprehend it. People might wonder why Huh kyung young, a seemingly ordinary person, can make energy come from this photograph. This photograph, taken ten years ago when I ran for president, even a 0.1mm piece of it, emits energy. Therefore, you should not take telomere fixation lightly.

Furthermore, this cosmic energy. Look at this person. They look very healthy. They are 70 years old, but they look very healthy. But watch closely. This person cannot stand under a tree for long. Their strength will simply give way. That’s wrong. Place your hand at the end here. exert force. Pull it. It doesn’t fall apart. That’s the principle. It’s strong, It’s very strong. What about here? You can’t even place your hand there, but try to pull it. Start. Does it fall apart? It’s weak, It falls apart. Don’t pull it that way; just hold it and pull. Don’t do it with your fingers like this. We can pull it apart, but I don’t know why people do it that way. Just pull your hand. Pull your hand like this. It falls apart. Place it here. one, two, three. It falls apart. Come here. Look at this person. Shake their hand. Place your hand here. Quickly, no time. Start. One, two, three. One, two. Exert force. It doesn’t fall apart. It’s strong. Why is this person’s body like this? Exert force. There’s no need to exert force. There’s no strength at all. One, two, three. No, it just falls apart. Look closely. This is my pinky finger. Close your eyes. Does it fall apart with a touch? Look at the other side. I’m showing you this because this person has no strength at all. It doesn’t fall apart here, but there’s no strength at all here. This person habitually suffers from severe rhinitis. But this person is not like that. I’m showing you. when a person stands like this, this person looks healthier. But this part of their body is healthier. Try to place your hand here. Try to place your hand here. one, two, three. Does it fall apart? No, it’s not about exerting force; it doesn’t fall apart. Don’t speak like that. Does it fall apart? It doesn’t fall apart. It’s not about exerting force. This person has no major issues. They are healed. let this person try their nose again. Exert force. Exert force. Look. No, there’s no strength. It falls apart. It falls apart. This person’s nose indicates severe rhinitis. If left untreated, this person’s brain will deteriorate. touch their head. Just one finger. Just one. Look, even their brain is completely damaged. Their brain has no strength at all. Look. I’ll try to pull it with my pinky finger. Look. My pinky finger is pulled away. There’s no strength at all. It falls apart automatically. This rhinitis came because everything is blocked. this person will suffer a stroke and die within six months to a year. Like their nose and head earlier. If you touch this person’s head, it falls apart like a spring. But try their breast. There’s no breast cancer. Does it fall apart? No, it doesn’t. This person has no breast cancer, so there’s no issue. But let’s check this person’s heart. curl your fingers, all of them, and extend only one. This is a stethoscope, I said. the heart. Look. There’s no strength. The nipple is fine, but the heart is a zero. this person has prepared everything for death. Their nose has rhinitis, and their heart is already gone. let’s see if this person’s liver is also gone. No, they are 44 years old, an unlucky number. Why did I tell you to curl all your fingers and extend only one? This is a stethoscope, I said. Don’t straighten it like this. exert force. Their liver also has no strength at all. This person cannot be left alone. It’s urgent. Look at me. I have healed this person. try this much. No one in this room can pull this person apart. Does it fall apart? It must. you, sir, try to pull it. You were playing a trick with your nose earlier. try to pull it. No, just pull it like this. Does it fall apart? No, it doesn’t. It doesn’t fall apart. it was a trick earlier. Is your nose not strange now? Let me touch your nose. anywhere. start. Touch the tip. Touch it like that. One, two, three. Does it fall apart? the heart. one, two, three. Does it fall apart? Or inside there. One, two, three. Does it fall apart? No, it doesn’t. Like this.

Today, when I heal you, I just need to look at you. There’s no need to ask for it again. Once is enough. Then you’ll be fine for about a year. But if you curse or fight with someone, it becomes zero. Then the cheonsa that I put inside you leaves. When I heal you like this, I put an cheonsa inside you. This cheonsa can be given to many people without end. But if this person, after receiving it, goes and curses someone, the cheonsa leaves. It considers it disrespectful. It doesn’t want to stay in such a house. But it’s better to live a little longer than to go to the underworld, This person has received a great blessing. Turn around. Touch their cervical spine. Let’s see if only that part is bad or if their entire spine is affected. Start. No change. Place your finger on the spine like this. This is the stethoscope. It knows colors, food, everything. Four things. No, there’s no strength. Start. I’ll pull it. It falls apart in 0.1 seconds with no strength at all. their spine is also a zero. Turn around. This person is completely broken. Look at me. I have healed them. Touch their cervical spine. start. It falls apart. start. It falls apart. It doesn’t fall apart. Try to pull it. Start. It doesn’t fall apart. This body has now changed into a child’s body. And their nose is healed. healing the body like this is a metaphysical phenomenon. The phenomenal world is the human world. This metaphysical world plays with your cells. The creator does that, not someone who didn’t create it. where did Huh kyung young come from? From heaven. But there’s no need for someone from heaven to establish a religion in this world. I came from above, so why would I create this? It’s like elementary school students going straight to university without going through middle and high school. They graduate without going through elementary, middle, and high school. Go inside. I’ll heal you again later.

3. Korean Peninsula Crisis and the Fall of Vietnam

Below, regarding the Korean Peninsula war crisis, I spoke on “God’s One Move” yesterday. The host named the program well. It turns out he is from the Shin clan. it became “God’s One Move.” But if you use the character for “God” God only sighs. It’s not about Lee Se-dol. God needs two moves. No, God only needs one move. Having my photograph is fine. You can look at the photograph instead of me.

What is the difference between the Korean Peninsula war crisis and the fall of Vietnam? We should not fear a war crisis but rather be concerned that a scenario similar to the fall of Vietnam might be unfolding. This is because of excessive anti-American sentiment among young people in Korea. If the US forms an alliance with this land geopolitically, relations with this region will improve significantly in the future. The US is not particularly interested in South Korea but rather in North Korea. The Korean Peninsula is becoming dangerous due to strong anti-American movements. A war will not break out, but my work might be hindered. while my work won’t be completely disrupted, things will become noisy. Therefore, incidents like something flying over Yeonpyeong Island should not happen. I am here to prevent a major war on the Korean Peninsula, but localized incidents are possible. The Korean Peninsula war crisis: the US does not want Korea to unify, nor does it want war. the US does not want peace on the Korean Peninsula, nor does it want unification or war. This means that the US and the Soviet Union agreed to divide Japan and Germany, but instead, they inserted the Korean Peninsula, dividing it into two, and left Japan untouched. This is what happened. Japan, which caused immense wars, was left alone, and the Korean Peninsula became the scapegoat. if I become president, I will hold the US, Russia “the former Soviet Union”, and China accountable for this. I will ask why we have to worry about war on the Korean Peninsula, stating that it is their fault. Therefore, since they are responsible for the unification of the Korean Peninsula, for unification, North and South Korea should not enter into any agreements, signings, or treaties. If they do, the North will inevitably control the South. Vietnam is an example of this. There were six-party talks in Vietnam, and France, the US, and Russia all guaranteed the agreement. But when war broke out, what happened? Kissinger and the US completely withdrew, and Vietnam was communized. I was there at that time.

Here, Yemen, a country that fought between North and South, was unified by the North. North and South Vietnam fought, and the North unified it. This is the North. And where is this? China. Mao Zedong and Chiang Kai-shek fought, and the North unified it. It was unified. In the US, the Union and the Confederacy fought. Who won? The Union won, but the Confederacy had all the money. The Union was poor. Similarly, North Vietnam was also poor. In this way, the North has always won. I have always said this. Always give up. Where is the land closer to heaven than the South? The land is below. I said that the energy flows to the side closer to heaven. Therefore, when Korea, “The Kingdom of High Fortress” , and Gaeseong had their capitals in the North, they were powerful. When the capital was in Seoul, it was taken over by the Japanese. When the capital was in Pyongyang, “The Kingdom of High Fortress” , and Gaeseong, in the North, was it powerful? It was. But as the capital moved south, Buyeo came from China and created “The Kingdom of Bright Purity”. Did “The Kingdom of Bright Purity” fall there? It fell. Silla fell. Which country remained in the end? Gaeseong took everything. It succeeded. The North took everything. Silla’s Gyeongju, “The Kingdom of Bright Purity”‘s Buyeo, who took all of that? Gaeseong took it all.”The Kingdom of High Fortress”. Always, in the Korean Peninsula, the South’s Buyeo, Silla, etc., were taken by Gaeseong. It always wins. And Pyongyang was also their capital. Pyongyang and Gaeseong are in similar locations. In the map of Korea, isn’t this the northwest direction? Not just the direction, but the root direction. This is the direction of men among men, where power gathers. This is the hand direction. Below Pyongyang and Gaeseong is Seoul, The bear direction. Does this direction have power? No. according to the Book of Changes, Seoul is in a very weak position. Therefore, I came to Seoul for a specific reason. I am in Seoul, and if I don’t defend it, it cannot be defended. Our military power is insufficient. If I am here, this root direction is the character for heaven. We are facing Pyongyang and Gaeseong, which are in the direction of heaven. We are in the earth direction. Compared to that, Seoul is in the earth direction, or the rabbit direction, so we cannot exert much power. Therefore, for 70 years since the nation was founded, we have been unilaterally dragged along. If they invade and attack, we have to defend. If they say something else, there’s the axe murder incident, the KAL bombing incident, the Blue House raid on January 21st, the Cheonan incident. When they attack, we suffer. Even now, they keep firing missiles, so who in South Korea would feel safe? From abroad, people are afraid to turn on the morning news, wondering if war has broken out on the Korean Peninsula. It looks that dangerous, but since we are in Seoul, we are somewhat unaware of the danger. But it’s fine because I am here.

Therefore, many women on the Korean Peninsula are the light of the poor. Many women have sacrificed for their families. Immensely many. Mothers in South Korea raised a country that was ranked 168th in the world to the top 10 in just 15 years. It took Germany 150 years to achieve this level of economic growth. President Park chung hee did it in 15 years, whether through dictatorship or not. He achieved it in 15 years, rising to the world’s top 10. I receive calls from people saying, “President Huh, I’m thinking of committing suicide because I can’t pay my credit card bills. The card bills keep coming, and my brother lost 200 million won by mortgaging our mother’s farmland. Our parents also have nowhere to go. When I asked my mother for help, she said she couldn’t give me money to pay my credit card bills because my brother had mortgaged all the farmland. I’m living in a gosiwon in Seoul, and no matter how much I work, my salary doesn’t even cover my food and transportation. I can’t pay my credit card bills, so I called my mother, and my father told me to quit everything and come down to farm. I want to commit suicide, but I’m waiting to see when President Huh kyung young will become president.” When I hear such stories, my heart aches. Thousands of people call me with such stories. Some people work but don’t even earn enough for hospital bills. while you are laughing, many people are suffering unspeakably. I cannot even express it. President Kim Dae-jung created credit cards, which led to the credit card crisis. People didn’t know how dangerous credit cards were. They should have been taught about the dangers of credit cards from the beginning, but instead, everyone kept rolling over their debts, thinking it would solve their problems, and ended up enriching the conglomerates. The conglomerates made a lot of money, and the entire nation became debtors. People used credit cards without knowing, thinking they could always roll over their debts. if I become president, I will forgive 50% to 100% of debts. What do you think?terday, a housewife called me, saying her husband gives her 2 million won a month. They are trying to live on this, but the family cannot survive. The interest on their 35-pyeong apartment is 2 million won. On top of that, credit card bills keep coming. Her husband’s 2 million won salary is used up by the interest, and they can’t make ends meet even if both work. She asked when President Huh would give them 1.5 million won or 3 million won in dividends. Will 3 million won come out? We have created a rich country, but there’s no money. What’s going on? Thieves have taken it all. For example, we don’t need to pay salaries to 300 National Assembly members. Why not? They receive hundreds of millions of won in donations annually; they should use that as their salary. But we generously pay them salaries. you are suffering from a mental illness. The public is mentally ill. You can’t even pay your credit card bills, yet you think National Assembly members should receive salaries? And should there be 300 of them? Make it 100 and make them unpaid. Let them receive many donations. That would work. Why pay them salaries? And if one National Assembly member works alone, will something go wrong? Do we need nine of them? We can make laws in South Korea without them. we don’t need to pay salaries to nine people, but there are 3,000. 300 National Assembly members, plus 2,700 others, making 3,000. When you calculate their salaries and other expenses, we also have to support them with hundreds of billions of won for each election. these people spend trillions of won that don’t need to be spent, and then they constantly tell the public that they are struggling and have no money. Furthermore, if the president appointed local government heads, that would be fine, but why hold elections that cost 1 trillion won annually? If they want to serve, do foreign countries provide election funds? Such things, one by one, lead to the national budget. In the future, out of 450 trillion won, 250 trillion won can be saved. We can give you 1.5 million won each, and there will still be money left over. This is given to those over 20 years old. If a family has three sons over 20, the parents receive 3 million won. In such cases, the money can be adjusted. If there are three unmarried children, the 1.5 million won each can be adjusted based on the budget. the national dividend will cover almost everyone’s living expenses, won’t it? You will unconditionally receive 1.5 million won or 3 million won. you will unconditionally become middle class. This is called middle-classism. I will first realize middle-classism. will I receive calls from people struggling with living expenses? No. Because it will come again next month. Since 1.5 million won will be deposited into their accounts, will there be anyone asking others for money? We should create such a good country, but the public’s level is still like that of Vietnam when it fell. Politicians only care about money. They steal the national budget. And then, with construction companies and others, local governments constantly undertake so many construction projects. But you, the public, probably have a rough idea of where the money going to these construction companies goes. On paper, it goes to the construction company. The knowledgeable public all know. These are pork-barrel projects.

in the future, the fall of Vietnam was due to the US confirming the corruption of government officials and politicians. The US confirmed it internally and then decided, “Vietnam has no potential.” The US government decided that Vietnamese politicians were a den of thieves and all Vietnamese government officials were a den of thieves. the US decided, “Let’s not associate with such a people anymore” and chose Ho Chi Minh of North Vietnam. But you, are you doing such things in Korea now? I see it all. When Korean politicians go to the US Congress, it’s cold.”You children, a female president was impeached even before the Supreme Court made a final ruling.” Did the Supreme Court confirm that Park Geun-hye stole? They should have said the president was guilty, but let’s say the impeachment was a rebellion against heaven by the Lee Myung-bak side. Even so, is it acceptable to handcuff a former president and drag her around? No, it’s unforgivable to even try her at home, Why handcuff a person and drag her around? You need to think deeply about that. If you were a prosecutor and your father committed a crime, would you handcuff him and drag him around? President Park Geun-hye is not a fan of escaping. Such things should not happen even after President Moon Jae-in steps down. We must apply the principle of innocent until proven guilty until the Supreme Court makes a ruling. Isn’t President Park Geun-hye innocent until the Supreme Court makes a ruling? She is innocent. And they say she might flee abroad or destroy evidence of political-business collusion, so they arrest her. Everything that could come out has already come out. In Korea’s 70-year history, President Park Geun-hye is the president who handled the least money. The president who handled the least money was arrested by thieves. I am not a fan of President Park Geun-hye. Ask any former president. She is someone who barely knows how money works. Did President Park ever carry money in her pocket until she passed away? No. She might have seen how money was made. Did she ever go to a bank with that money? Don’t say such things. President Park Geun-hye never went to a bank, and she probably wouldn’t even know what things are in a convenience store. In Korea’s political history, Park Geun-hye is the cleanest person when it comes to money, but is it good to see her handcuffed and dragged around as if she were the biggest thief? It lowers Korea’s national prestige. It brings shame to Korea.

In the future, Korea will enter a post-religious era, won’t it? And also a post-ideological era. In this post-ideological and post-religious era, what is left of left-wing and right-wing? Many left-wing people are my supporters. Many young people are my supporters. Older people are fewer than young people. Although more people are watching my YouTube videos now, some older people misapprehend me. But whose side would I take? I came from heaven, so I only speak the truth. I will create a law that former presidents, after stepping down, will receive all trials at home. They will only be arrested if there is actual guilt confirmed by the Supreme Court. And for ordinary criminals, for all criminals, unless they are serious offenders like murderers or robbers who might flee, the principle of innocent until proven guilty will apply. Pre-trial detention will be abolished until the Supreme Court makes a final ruling. What do you think? Someone was in prison for six months, in a detention center for several months, and then later found innocent. What will you do then? That person suffered all that shame, but their innocence is not even mentioned in a single line on TV. How unfair is that person? This is our reality. Why do they do that? Because of lawyers. They have to detain people to get lawyer fees. They have to detain people to get many lawyers. If they detain a good son, rich parents will rush to lawyers, saying, “Please save our son.” If they don’t detain them, they won’t go to lawyers. the legislative and judicial branches are all a food chain among themselves. The public gets caught in this by chance and becomes completely ruined. They lose all their money, are constantly thrown into prison, and threatened. Where is such a hellish situation? This is good. As I said on “God’s One Move” pre-trial detention will be abolished in the future. Once I become president, If the Supreme Court makes a ruling, they have no choice but to go. I will acknowledge that. The Supreme Court’s ruling. The Constitutional Court’s function will be handled by the Supreme Court. 98% of the world does not have a Constitutional Court. Why create one? The budget is already insufficient. The money allocated to the Constitutional Court will be returned to the national dividend. The Constitutional Court will be sold, and the money will be returned to the public as dividends. Once I am elected president, I will create 100 legislative members. Among the 3,000 people, 300 National Assembly members will enter the national spiritual education center, and the remaining 2,700, making a total of 3,000 national leaders, will enter the national spiritual education center. After that, I will select 100 temporary National Assembly members. With them, I will boldly reform the judiciary. Will there be pre-trial detention? No. Before the Supreme Court makes a final ruling, you cannot carelessly report things like “poison found in this canned food.” You cannot destroy a company like that until the Supreme Court definitively rules whether poison was actually found. Actress Lee Young-ae’s product was reported to have toxins, or her mud pack. Later, she died of cancer. Her business was ruined. And she got cancer. When she was about to die, the Supreme Court ruled her innocent, with no charges. Was there any poison? No. Such things are naturally present in mud and cannot be eliminated. Such media reports. No, they said they rescued everyone when 300 people were drowning. Are those who make such reports journalists? Did they rescue them? They said they rescued everyone when they were all dying, and the public was relieved, and even the president was deceived. wouldn’t the president be deceived by those reports? in this post-ideological, post-religious era, I don’t need to take anyone’s side. what Huh kyung young says, people, whether left-wing or right-wing, I don’t take sides. In my opinion, there should be no country where a former president is immediately dragged out and put in prison for trial. a person named Roh Moo-hyun, who was impeached, committed suicide. If he had chosen suicide, wouldn’t it have been a great disgrace? That’s why he did it. You can imagine. It’s obvious if you imagine it. How absurd it was for him. We must change that law. now, they have created things like pre-trial detention and detention review, making the judiciary a food chain for them to live off of, and the lawyer group has become a huge power in this country. I will fix this country.

4. National Spiritual Education Center and Lee Kuan Yew’s Example

The National Spiritual Education Center is the opposite of a three-story education center. Here, national leaders must receive education. Leaders. For example, if you ask national leaders what the three major elements of unification are, they will hesitate. They might know the three major conditions of a nation: territory, sovereignty, and people. But they wouldn’t know about current political issues. If they were tested, you know what their scores would be. If they secretly listened to my lectures, they might get some points. if 3,000 people enter the National Spiritual Education Center, will Korea be quiet? It will be quiet. When it’s quiet, we will swiftly reform the nation. But people worry, “Huh kyung young has no National Assembly members, so how can he intervene? He’s lying.” Don’t worry about that. You know Lee Kuan Yew. Singapore. Singapore’s per capita income is over $50,000. What is ours? Think about it. Why is this? As soon as he became prime minister, what did he do? He didn’t hold a party on an island to celebrate his election. He invited all the famous people in Singapore, all the National Assembly members, and 5,000 high-ranking officials in Singapore. He chartered a ferry and loaded them all onto it. On the way, in the middle of the sea, he sank it. 5,000 people drowned. Are there any citizens who don’t know that Lee Kuan Yew killed them? Everyone knows it was Lee Kuan Yew’s doing. They were all thieves. Lee Kuan Yew has the face of a murderer. Look at his face; he looks very fierce. But now, he is the most respected politician in the US and around the world. Why? Why? Aren’t there people who commit rape and robbery again and again after being released from prison? There are hundreds of thousands of such people who constantly go in and out of prison. The number of women who disappear as victims of these people is 5,000 per year. In Korea, 5,000 women disappear annually as unsolved cases. If you ask their parents, they say, “My daughter must have run off with a man” or “She must be living with some man.” In reality, they are kidnapped and sold to bars after being drugged. If you stand on the street, you can be kidnapped in a car. You are living in such a lawless era, where 5,000 women disappear every year. How did Lee Kuan Yew clean up such garbage humans? He put them in the water. How many death row inmates do we have now? Not a single one has been executed. Why? Presidents are cowards. They lack decisiveness. I can cause an earthquake in China and kill 500,000 people. I can do whatever I want, but humans are afraid of that. murderers on death row are the loudest in prison. They are fed, housed, and live comfortably. do I kill these people? No. As soon as they are sentenced, they are sent for life to Mongolia or China to work on desertification prevention and greening projects. Can they ever come out? No, they can never be released. They will serve there until they die. After these criminals go to China, yellow dust no longer flies over. I will use them to eliminate fine dust. Do you want to commit serious crimes like murder? Then you can go and serve a lifetime working to prevent yellow dust. This is not a murder tourism incident. Someone whose sentence is over is released. Will they become normal? Absolutely not. I say, go and work to eliminate yellow dust. They are fed and given everything there, but escaping is difficult. It’s impossible. This way, I will clean up Korea and then clean up the world. You will know later. Lee Kuan Yew eliminated the many religious factions and complex political issues in Singapore. There are many rumors about who caused the Sewol ferry incident, but no one knows for sure if Lee Kuan Yew did it or not. However, the whole world knows. With those 5,000 people gone, Lee Kuan Yew could do whatever he wanted. He could do whatever he wanted. Even now, if a foreigner spits gum on the street in Singapore, they get caned. President Obama asked Lee Kuan Yew’s son not to cane American citizens. Lee Kuan Yew’s son is still the prime minister. These people rule dictatorially through generations. But no one in the world has ever called Lee Kuan Yew or his son dictators. Why? Because they do a good job. Because they do a good job. If a tourist spits gum or does anything wrong, is it tolerated? No. It’s the best country to live in the world. Why did it become like this? If these 3,000 people are dealt with, will such an effect occur? Will it? But many Koreans are like a dragon’s head and a snake’s tail. they can’t do such things. Since someone 1,000 times smarter than Lee Kuan Yew has come to the Korean Peninsula, Singapore is now doomed. Now that someone who will unify the world has come, the record will be broken here. What Huh kyung young does is special. I don’t kill people. I give them a chance to be educated. And after the education, I take them back. But before that, the nation will be reformed. It will be greatly changed. why did I come to Earth? I came to create a system. We must change the system. I won’t ask questions. Which district is Seoul Station in? Which district does Seoul Station belong to? You might say Jung-gu, Jongno-gu, or Yongsan-gu. You are not thinking clearly. When asked which district Seoul Station belongs to, you should say it belongs to the ticket gate district. I knew you would say that. Politics is too rigid, I can be quite funny when I do comedy. I came to change the system. And speaking of the system, it reminds me of the ticket gate. I’m changing the entrance. In the past, entering Seoul Station was not like this, was it? It was very complicated, but now it’s easy, the Seoul Station ticket gate has changed. The ticket gate has become very systematic. I’m not saying this as a joke; I changed the system. I was caught at Seoul Station. When I came up from the countryside, the system was different then. When I got off at Seoul Station, I saw about 100 train tracks in front of me. I had no idea which way the entrance was. I followed the people, but I was caught. Other children ran away very quickly. I was carrying luggage. I was carrying a bundle of books, so it was heavy. My mother was also carrying dirt. the luggage was heavy. Could I run away? I was caught from behind by the collar. at Seoul Station, I was grateful to the women. The men would say, “Hey, sit over there.” About 30 people were caught. It seems about 30 people were caught every time a slow train arrived. they called the police station, and a police car came and took everyone away in a bus. But the female employee looked at me. I had a shaved head from the countryside, big round eyes, was very thin, and my face was dark. I hadn’t eaten for two days. I came up on a slow train. my face was dark. I was lying under the train, and I could hear shoe steps. But when we reached Daejeon, I like Daejeon because I saw strawberry boxes coming in. A grandmother’s strawberry basket came under the seat. I was hungry, and strawberries appeared before my eyes. I ate strawberries under the seat. The grandmother probably didn’t even know. I didn’t eat much, but it allowed me to breathe. But it was so uncomfortable lying flat. I didn’t move until we reached Seoul. But back then, the ticket checkers were scary. They carried tongs and punched tickets, and their eyes, in uniform, looked scary to someone from the countryside. it was quite grim. When I got off at Seoul Station, the man asked, “Why do you have so much luggage?” The woman asked, “What’s in that bundle?” I opened it, and books came out, Chinese character books. The man was shocked.”You stole all your father’s books and ran away to Seoul.” I said, “I don’t have parents. These are the books I studied.” Then he said, “Then read them. Is this what you studied?” I recited them all with my eyes closed, and he was surprised.”No, you mean you memorized all 50 volumes of these books?” I said, ” I memorized them all with my eyes closed.” “What’s in this bundle?” “That’s my mother’s dirt.” “Why did you bring your mother’s dirt?” “My mother passed away when I was three, and I left her grave to come here. My father’s grave is in a Seoul prison, but since he was executed, we couldn’t find his body, so the Seoul prison is still my father’s grave. But I only have my mother’s grave, so I brought her dirt. I need to be with my mother while I study in Seoul.” Then the women suddenly started crying. Back then, people were very kind and opened their bundles to look. Then they let only me go. They said I shouldn’t go to the police station. They collected money and gave it to me. with that money, I came out to Seoul Station Plaza, and Namsan Mountain was visible, and Seoul looked desolate after the war. This is where my mother came to visit my father and then left Seoul Station without finding his body. I cried for a long time in Seoul Plaza. And I didn’t know where to go. That was my first time in Seoul. the story of the Seoul Station ticket gate is interesting, When I first came to Seoul, the ticket gate was terrifying. you just go through with your ticket. When I talk about Seoul Station, I also shed tears because I have a human body. It reminds me of the past. I shouldn’t tell sad stories; I should tell funny ones again. I should make you laugh, cry, and laugh again. What did the note in the refrigerator say when the woman went on a trip? “Don’t mess around.” The man thought again.”Don’t make me laugh.” What is “Kka”? “Be careful when peeling.” What is “bul”? “Be careful with fire.” What is “ji”? “Be careful with your zipper.” No, you can’t just lower your zipper anywhere. Someone came up to me while I was eating and said, “Your zipper is down.” you know. Be careful with your zipper. What’s next? What is “ma”? What is “ra”? “Boil ramen and eat it.” I don’t know “ma.” What is “ma”? “Think of your wife.” This is “don’t mess around.” “Don’t make me laugh.” “You’re kidding me.” It’s absurd.”Zipper is freedom.” No, would anyone write such a thing in a refrigerator? these are old jokes, but since my lecture is political, I’m telling them for fun. I know thousands of such things. You were fooled by the ticket gate. Completely fooled. That’s not all. You were also fooled by the song series last time. You couldn’t guess any of the songs. “Ma.” “Eung.” “Yo yo.” What is “ma” here? This is what you should write when your wife goes somewhere.”Be careful with fire, be careful with gas, be careful with your zipper.” Very practical words.”Think of your wife, boil ramen and eat it.” Why eat ramen? Garlic. Exactly as you wish. the phrase “don’t make me laugh” is the answer to this, and what’s funny here is “zipper is freedom.” This is funny.”Be careful with your zipper” is not the important part. there’s such a saying. It’s fun, You’ve already memorized it all. It will be supported soon.

5. Middle-Classism and National Responsibility

You might take it lightly, but today is the 100th day. What I really want to tell you is that 80% of our citizens have become common people. Among them, about 15% are middle class. 5% are upper class. the upper class is not bad. We should leave the upper class as it is. Is 15% middle class enough? Let’s make 95% middle class, leaving the upper class as it is. What is this ideology called? Middle-classism. capitalism and democracy are over. I will implement a middle-class economic policy. Huh kyung young’s middle-classism guarantees that everyone will be middle class. In return, what are the three major elements of human beings? The three major elements of a nation are territory, sovereignty, and people. what are the three major elements of human beings? That’s not it. You are human, but you don’t know the three major elements of human beings? They are food, clothing, and shelter. When I become president, the nation will unconditionally take responsibility for the three major elements of human beings. There will be no one who lacks food, clothing, and shelter. If you want to play, play. Work when you want to. But now, some people earn 3 million won, some 2 million won, and some 1.5 million won a month. Whether they live alone or with family, they all struggle. One characteristic is that they cannot save money and are in debt. This is serious. On top of that, are there temporary workers? They are anxious about how long they will work. Huh kyung young will solve this. Why? Why is this happening? I will eliminate the 80% common people and make them middle class. I will pay off 100% of their private debts, and for bank debts up to 500 million won, the nation will gradually pay the interest. all debts will disappear. if you borrowed up to 500 million won for your house, you only have to bear the amount exceeding 500 million won. For up to 500 million won, the nation will pay the interest. Then you will use that money for living expenses, won’t you? Then the economy will revive. the banks take that money. Money doesn’t circulate. Every household has to pay money to the bank for their house. Is the president thinking about solving this? No. I will boldly solve it. everyone becomes middle class, and with a national dividend of 1.5 million won, a couple receives 3 million won. divorcees lose out. A single woman or man will only receive 1.5 million won. Their living expenses will be twice as different. A person living alone will have a harder time. now, the situation is that after spending the monthly salary earned from work, all energy is drained when they go to work again next month. There’s no accumulated money. This is not a hamster wheel; they are always short of money and always have to go to work. This is called “the throat is the market.” They still haven’t solved one of the three major elements of human beings, and the nation. Haven’t we earned enough money? There’s plenty of money. The nation lets all the wrong people spend it, and the public is suffering, all sitting around with 9 million won. The three major elements of human beings. Even if we can’t provide for leisure expenses, politicians who are president must take responsibility for the three major elements of human beings, mustn’t they? Is it politics to not even take care of that and make people debtors? you ask why the nation should pay off your debts, but I’m sorry, the nation stole money, and that’s why it happened. your debts are the nation’s debts. It’s debt caused by politicians’ mistakes. Therefore, you have no debt. That’s the principle. Therefore, I’m not just giving you money. The nation is paying off the debt because it caused it. I’m not just paying it off. It’s money that you suffered losses from due to the nation’s political mistakes, not your debt. Therefore, politicians must take responsibility. now, middle-classism creates a middle class, so that working for a month at a job doesn’t result in zero or even negative income, which is often the case. But when I become president, will savings occur? No, 3 million won will be saved in the household, and with two sons, it becomes 6 million won, an additional 3 million won, making it 6 million won. Then can this household save money? when you go to work, do you gain strength? Can you take supplements? Can you exercise at the gym? Can you go on leisure trips? Can you help your neighbors? This is how people live. But bad people tell me that if I give them money, they won’t go to work. They will go to work with a smile, They will go to work with confidence. Their minds are at ease. Even if they don’t get a salary from work, they get a salary from the nation. If they are fired as temporary workers, they can still live until they find another job. They can play then. They can go on vacation. No matter what, there are no worries. Those who want to earn more money can work hard, and those who want to earn less can play and take care of their health. And those who choose health don’t have to go to work. Did politicians fulfill the three major elements of human beings? They didn’t. You, who are not smart, don’t even know what we were robbed of by politicians. When asked which district Seoul Station belongs to, people say Yongsan-gu. No, what do they know? Seoul Station must be entered through the ticket gate. Don’t forget that. Huh kyung young’s middle-classism is something no one can argue with. When I talk about this during the presidential election, I will put 3,000 National Assembly members in. 300 National Assembly members and 3,000 social leaders, all the people you dislike the most, will disappear in an instant. The country will instantly become a paradise. Then the area around the National Assembly building will change. Then Yoi do will become a super high-rise financial hub. If Yoi do has buildings like this, it’s not Yoi do now. You’ve all written it down, haven’t you? Some people write such things. Yoi do now looks like this. If this is the river, buildings and apartments are built blocking the river. This was a defensive wall in case of a war like the Korean War, to block bombs. When you cross Banpo Bridge, aren’t there apartments like this? When you cross Jamsil Bridge, aren’t there apartments like this? These were old public housing defensive walls. Defensive walls. If there was a fight with North Korea across the Han River, if they shot from the North, bullets wouldn’t fly towards the Han River. They would fall on the Gangnam side. it was built like a bulletproof shield. Bulletproof apartments, they are called. Mortars would fall here. it was built like a shield. Is there anything to see on the Han River? No. Tower-type buildings should rise along the Han River, and it should become a renaissance, but it’s not. do cars pass through this society? If it’s flat, it’s like this. I will develop a renaissance Yoi do. Then all the Han River banks will be changed from box-type to tower-type. will the space be visible? It will be visible, and the Han River will be visible from every house in a tower-type building. if you take a cruise on the Han River, it’s very beautiful, but the moment you see the National Assembly building, it’s bad luck. An incredibly beautiful music and art center, like the Seoul Arts Center, should be moved there. Like the Sydney Opera House, we can also build an opera house. We need to build one, whether it’s the Huh kyung young House or something else. And then, the site of the National Assembly building will be replaced by an incredibly beautiful building. it’s better not to see the National Assembly building. the National Assembly building will move to the provinces, to Sejong City. it will be as out of sight of the public as possible. It’s a representative democracy, but do you apprehend what representative democracy means? We elect National Assembly members, and they govern on our behalf. If politics goes wrong, is the president responsible or the National Assembly members? The National Assembly members are responsible. You arrested President Park Geun-hye, but the real culprits who ruined the economy are the National Assembly members. We have a representative democracy; the president does not govern. The National Assembly members govern. But the National Assembly members are not governing; they are only fighting among themselves and campaigning for power, so the country will become a mess. it’s been some time, but the nation will 100% guarantee the three major elements of human beings: food, clothing, and shelter. middle-classism. If you get married, 100 million won. Housing funds, 200 million won, interest-free. What do you think? If you have a child, 30 million won. Education expenses are 100% covered. And then, if your parents pass away, how much? 10 million won. On your birthday, 100,000 won for a birthday cake. What else? Birthday presents. What else? A golden emblem with Huh kyung young’s face on it, and 100,000 won in a birthday envelope. And in winter, jackets and gloves are provided. And older people get birthday rice cakes, and young people get birthday cakes. On birthdays, there’s a team from the community center that delivers these. There’s a national expedition team. About 600,000 people are employed in the K-Expedition team. That’s as many as our military. Young people in the military are professionally trained to deliver these. on birthdays, it boosts the morale of the citizens. Why? We are nuclear families. On birthdays, mothers say, “It’s your birthday, but I can’t even go.” Are there people who suffer like this? But if the nation delivers a birthday cake by courier, will the mother be happy? And if you are sitting in a gosiwon, and no one remembers your birthday, and you don’t even know it’s your birthday, a courier arrives. When you open it, it’s a birthday present from President Huh kyung young. And you see 100,000 won, a birthday cake, and a comforting letter inside. And you receive a jacket in winter. It has Huh kyung young’s emblem on it. You receive that, and also a lifeline watch. I will give everyone a president’s lifeline watch. What is its name? Originally, a survival watch. A survival watch is a watch, but in an emergency, it can be a rope, a compass, and if you rub the watch strap, it creates sparks, so you can start a fire. In an emergency, with just that one watch, you can survive anywhere. We don’t have that survival watch yet, but we will make it and sell it here at our headquarters. In the future, the survival watch. And with just the watch, if you rub the watch straps together, you can start a fire anywhere. Sparks fly. And it also has a compass, and you can start a fire without matches. It’s a flint. And it can be used as a rope to hang on to in an emergency, and you can also strangle an enemy. In an emergency, such things are given as gifts, so those who receive them. In the future, when our country is in crisis, you should buy gas masks and survival watches, because I will prevent a major war, but minor incidents can happen. you need them. You must have them. Always give them to your children too. If they are kidnapped, put it in the car trunk with them. With just that survival watch, they can escape. If you start a fire inside the car, you can see what’s outside. If there’s a hole for a key, you can break through it. If the trunk is completely dark, you can’t get out, can you? It doesn’t have a flashlight, but it has a flashing function, so if you hit it, it flashes. from inside, you can see, ” I can open the lock here.” is it right that 500 million people die of starvation and malnutrition every year? if the world is unified, will human food, clothing, and shelter be simple? Food will be abundant. How many people does it take for a National Assembly member to change a light bulb? How many people does it take for a National Assembly member to change a light bulb? Three people. One person has to change the light bulb. One person has to promote it. What should the other person do? Someone who knows. Our National Assembly members are like this. One person changes the light bulb, and another person promotes that they are changing the light bulb. And do you know what the third person does? No. One person. our politics is doomed. Such politics must be changed. You will enjoy watching Huh kyung young change things. But now, I change things with a smile. I don’t change things with a gun. I’ve already caught everyone. When I appear with my banner during the election, everything will be overturned. I don’t know the last one. One person, tell me. I don’t know. you don’t even know this. is 111,111,111 correct? Correct. Is this 100 million? 100 million. 111,111,111 multiplied by 111,111,111 is how much? No. The answer. Someone who knows the answer. Multiply, multiply, the best. It’s very easy. If you multiply this, you get “gyeong.” “Gyeong.” You get “gyeong” as in Huh kyung young. It’s a very large number, the reason I ask this question is that you get “gyeong” and do you know what that “gyeong” is? I’ll write down the answer. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. One, ten, hundred, thousand, ten thousand, hundred thousand, million, ten million, hundred million, billion, ten billion, hundred billion, trillion, ten trillion, hundred trillion, one gyeong. It comes out as 1 gyeong 2,340. It’s huge. The amount. if you calculate it in money, it’s an enormous amount. Look. A very large number. It comes out like this. One gyeong. 2 trillion comes out, 1 gyeong 2 trillion, it’s huge. But the numbers decrease like 113456789-8765-42232. It’s amazing, If you multiply this, the numbers come out exactly. If you have a phone or computer, try it on your computer. It comes out exactly like this. It’s fun, An enormous number. You shouldn’t take “1” lightly. It’s not 1 multiplied by 1. But this is not fake. This answer remains in the record. when I say Huh kyung young, 1 gyeong comes out, so memorize it. you don’t know this, and you don’t know that. I’ll give you one last hint. What is the weight of the heart? Someone who knows the weight of the heart? It’s not two and a half times. Why is the weight of the heart two and a half times? Not a factory, not a factory. It’s four geun. Four geun. Because the heart beats “dugeun dugeun” so it’s two geun plus two geun. it’s four geun. The weight of the heart is four geun. You need to know this to get the answer. The ticket gate is inside Seoul Station. But which district is Seoul Station really in? When did it change? The person promoting it. And then? The last person is from another party. Another party has people who use the fact that they don’t change light bulbs often as a policy to compare and analyze. Another party doesn’t change light bulbs often. They use this to criticize the opposing party. They use this to criticize and fight. it’s really hard to figure out. another party doesn’t change light bulbs often. They criticize this and try to fight. what our National Assembly members do is three things. They promote whatever they do, promote it to hell, and then if someone else is not doing something, they criticize it. That’s all. Are the citizens included here? The citizens are not included. If the citizens were included, would 80% of the common people be common people now? Should these people suffer from credit card debt and private loans? This is a rich country, ranked 10th in the world, but people constantly want to die. Many citizens are like that. do you apprehend how many sins our politicians have committed? We used that money to put all the wrong people in and squeezed the public. while Huh kyung young will prevent the Korean Peninsula war crisis, we must be careful not to become like Vietnam. If North Korea frequently holds talks with the US, will it be beneficial for the Korean Peninsula? Where is the guarantee that something like Vietnam won’t happen again? If there is continuous corruption, and presidents are constantly arrested after stepping down, the US will say, “Let’s leave the Korean Peninsula alone.” “Those people, those thieves, let’s leave them alone.” Americans are here. Germans are here. They are watching, and they see that Korean politicians, presidents, go to prison after stepping down, and the people who elected them are not enemies. Children curse the US and turn anti-American, and they boast about it like a medal. Can such a country exist? Wouldn’t they say we are ungrateful? If they withdraw their support, what will happen? You know what happens then. At that time, I will be here, so you will be safe, but those who don’t know me will suffer immense damage. those who want to be healed, please line up.

2017.11.04 ss 1102 Why Does Huh Kyung Young’s Super-Universe Energy Open the Crown Chakra

1. The Ephemeral Nature of Autumn and Human Life

Autumn, often perceived as the shortest of seasons, passes swiftly. The Korean character for autumn, “추”秋”” illustrates rice plants ripening under the sun. This imagery signifies a period of abundant sunlight, crucial for the harvest. Just as rice grains mature, human beings also undergo a process of ripening in life. However, many remain “unripe” with a vast majority, perhaps 99.9%, failing to fully mature. This ripening process is akin to receiving the full warmth of the autumn sun, which allows the seeds to fully develop. Without this essential warmth, they remain undeveloped. In youth, one might be distracted by various pursuits, but as autumn of life approaches, the importance of family and children becomes clear, leading to maturity and a focus on what truly matters. This maturity helps one endure the harsh winter that inevitably follows. For women, autumn necessitates preparing for winter by cultivating “true grains” meaning focusing on family and stability. Those who continue to live as if it were summer, even in autumn, risk becoming “chaff” losing their children and spouses, and being left alone. While the state might assist, the presence of adult children often disqualifies individuals from such aid, creating a cycle of hardship where both parents and children struggle financially. Thus, the “seeds” sown in spring, representing early life and marriage, must be nurtured with the “energy” provided by a partner to ensure a bountiful harvest in the autumn of life. Those who continue to pursue fleeting pleasures, like enjoying autumn foliage, risk facing a harsh winter.

2. The Power of Positive Language and Thought

The term “단풍” “danpung”, meaning autumn foliage, specifically refers to “붉을 단” “bulgeul dan”, or “red” signifying vibrant, positive imagery. Its opposite, “낙엽” “nagyeop”, meaning fallen leaves, carries a negative connotation. Individuals who view autumn as “danpung” are positive thinkers, embracing a positive outlook. Conversely, those who see only “nagyeop” are negative thinkers. While “danpung” is associated with joy and celebration, “nagyeop” evokes sadness and decline. Constantly speaking of fallen leaves is believed to bring misfortune and even shorten one’s life. Therefore, it is crucial to be mindful of our words, both to others and to ourselves. Negative self-talk, such as worrying about illness, can manifest physically, as the body interprets these thoughts as commands. Similarly, negative comments from others can linger, affecting one’s mood and actions throughout the day, potentially leading to serious consequences like accidents. Conversely, listening to joyful music in the morning can uplift one’s spirits for the entire day. The way one perceives autumn, whether as vibrant foliage or decaying leaves, reflects their potential for success or failure. Embracing the beauty of autumn foliage and acknowledging the transient nature of life, including death, allows for a deeper appreciation of the present moment. This perspective fosters happiness and gratitude for being alive. However, succumbing to a pessimistic view of autumn can lead to cynicism. Many singers who frequently sang about fallen leaves or the end of autumn met untimely deaths, underscoring the power of words. It is essential to guard our speech, as negative words spoken or written, especially online, are first processed by our own senses, causing internal turmoil and rebellion within our cells.

3. The Influence of Light on Genetics and Human Destiny

Human genetics are organized into 23 pairs of chromosomes. The first chromosome is the longest, with subsequent chromosomes decreasing in length, culminating in the 23rd pair, which determines sex. Damage to the 23rd chromosome can lead to sexual disorders. This shortest chromosome governs sexual characteristics and significantly influences human destiny. As autumn approaches, the vitality of these chromosomes, in both men and women, tends to diminish, contributing to feelings of melancholy. Reduced exposure to sunlight exacerbates this effect. Just as ample sunlight helps rice grains ripen, insufficient energy can lead to problems.

Genetic modification “GMO” involves altering an organism’s genes to enhance traits like disease resistance. This process often utilizes light, such as gamma rays, to induce genetic changes in plants. For example, exposing cabbage seeds to gamma rays can produce stronger cabbage. Similarly, studies with mice show that prolonged exposure to darkness can alter their light-sensing genes, causing their pupils to whiten and expand to absorb more light. Conversely, mice in bright environments develop darker, constricted pupils. This demonstrates how light can change an organism’s genetic makeup. By applying specific types of light, like gamma rays, to potato seeds, their DNA can be modified to produce larger potatoes. Therefore, light is fundamental in altering plant species. The strong autumn sun strengthens rice seeds, and even more potent light, like X-rays, can genetically modify tomatoes to become larger and more resistant to diseases and pests. The specific light spectrum applied determines the genetic changes in plants.

Huh kyung young asserts that his gaze emits a powerful, invisible, metaphysical energy that can alter human genes and chromosomes, similar to how light modifies GMOs. This energy is not ordinary sunlight but a mysterious, incomprehensible force. Those who doubt this, dismissing it as a trick, are described as negative thinkers who see “Fallen leaves” instead of “autumn foliage.” Despite widespread media attempts to discredit him, Huh kyung young claims his energy persists. He states that his energy, unlike the physical light used for GMOs, directly penetrates human chromosomes, inducing genetic transformation. This ability to create “human GMOs” allows him to heal the sick and radiate wisdom through this cosmic energy. He criticizes those who attack him online for this claim, stating that they misapprehend his power.

4. The Limitations of Conventional Knowledge and the Path to Empyrean

Huh kyung young that conventional knowledge, religious texts like the Bible or Buddhist scriptures, cannot fundamentally change human beings. These are considered physical, worldly teachings, written by humans. Historically, access to such texts was restricted, with only religious authorities permitted to interpret them. For instance, in 15th-century Rome, reading the Bible was punishable by death for ordinary people. It was only through reformers like Martin Luther that scriptures became accessible to the public, translated from Latin into vernacular languages like German. Similarly, ancient Buddhist scriptures were not widely available. Religious councils, convened by figures like the Roman Pope, dictated changes to these texts, demonstrating the absolute power of religious leaders.

Huh kyung young contrasts himself with such physical, worldly figures, asserting that he is a Holiness being who transcends these limitations. He possesses the ability to create “human GMOs” healing the sick and radiating cosmic energy. He laments that despite demonstrations, many still doubt his power, attributing it to trickery. He invites people to perform the O-Ring Test themselves, asserting that his energy, when invoked by his name or image, strengthens individuals to an extraordinary degree, making it impossible to break their joined fingers. This phenomenon, he explains, is due to the Empyrean energy flowing into them.

He warns of an impending “instant influenza” “찰라 임프렌자”, a divine judgment that will cause immediate death upon infection. Only those who invoke his name will be spared. He stresses the importance of constant practice, as any distraction or interruption while invoking his name will negate its protective effect. Just as botanists conduct genetic modifications in a controlled environment, free from other light sources, invoking his name requires complete focus.

5. The Hierarchy of Spiritual Beings and the Illusion of the World

Huh kyung young outlines a hierarchy of spiritual beings: 속인 “commoner”, 소인 “petty person”, 범인 “ordinary person”, 대인 “great person”, 현인 “wise person”, 도인 “enlightened person”, 성인 “saint”, 진인 “true person”, and 신인 “Holiness. He places shamans “무당” in the category of “wise persons” acknowledging their ability to perceive unseen realms through spiritual assistance. However, he distinguishes himself as a Holiness, a level far beyond that of a saint, possessing foresight into future events, such as the fate of corporations or political leaders, which no other human or spiritual being can predict. He claims to have accurately predicted major events, including the downfall of political figures and corporate crises, years in advance. He attributes the current demographic crisis in Korea to his unheeded warnings about low birth rates decades ago.

He criticizes conventional religions as being for the “cowardly” and “inferior” stating that a Holiness transcends good and evil. He references the Diamond Sutra, which states that perceiving reality through sight or sound is not true enlightenment. He argues that merely seeing him on television does not reveal his true essence; one must apprehend his energy and identity. People often judge based on superficial appearances, failing to grasp the profound inner world. Even government officials, with access to personal data, do not truly know a person’s inner self.

The world, he explains, is an illusion “환상. Past events, including his own lectures, are mere illusions once they are over. He advises viewing current hardships as temporary illusions within the “examination hall” of Earth, where one accumulates points for their next destination. The chance to be reborn as a human is a rare privilege, a divine opportunity to change one’s destiny. Most souls, 99.9%, do not get this chance, becoming spirits or animals. Therefore, wasting this opportunity on fleeting pleasures is regrettable. Meeting him, he asserts, is a miracle for those seeking to become “true grains” and ascend to Empyrean.

He further explains that true divine communication is not through audible voices but through light and energy. The biblical accounts of Abraham hearing God’s voice or Paul hearing Jesus’s voice are interpreted as intense light experiences that manifested as auditory perceptions. The autumn sun, which ripens grains, symbolizes his energy transforming people into “true grains” destined for Empyrean. Without this “light” souls become “chaff” unable to reach their destination.

He acknowledges that he is often called a “Fraud” just as Jesus was. He finds joy in this, noting that all great spiritual figures throughout history have lived off the offerings of their followers, which could be seen as a form of “Fraud” from a worldly perspective. He expresses a sense of humility and gratitude when eating, recognizing that his sustenance comes from the labor of others, even though he is a Holiness from Empyrean. He that every meal should be consumed with a sense of responsibility and awareness of one’s actions, as negative thoughts or words can have devastating consequences, like causing accidents.

6. Philosophical Perspectives on Human Nature and the Eightfold Path of Perception

He discusses the philosophical debate between Mencius’s theory of innate goodness “성선설, which views humans as inherently good, and Xunzi’s theory of innate evil “성악설, which posits that humans are inherently bad. Mencius advocated for education to foster human development, while Xunzi assertd strict laws and punishment to control human behavior. Huh kyung young suggests that his teachings align more with Mencius, focusing on education to enlighten people.

He introduces the Eightfold Path of Perception “팔관, which includes:

• 공관 “Emptiness Perception”: Viewing all things as empty and illusory.

• 무관 “Non-existence Perception”: Believing that all things eventually disappear.

• 악관 “Self-centered Perception”: Focusing solely on oneself.

• 과관 “Causal Perception”: Attributing all events to karma or past connections. He cautions against misusing this, asserting the importance of ethical actions like returning lost money and performing good deeds when fortunate.

• 실관 “Reality Perception”: Seeing things as they truly are, akin to practical realism. He cites Donald Trump as an example of a “practical realist” in diplomacy.

• 신관 “Divine Perception”: Believing in the existence of Shin-in(神人).

• 환관 “Illusion Perception”: Recognizing that all phenomena are illusions.

• 불관 “Negative Perception”: Viewing everything negatively, symbolized by “Fallen leaves.”
  He also mentions the Eightfold Path of Thought “팔사, which includes:

• 시사명 “Bright Vision”: Always viewing things brightly, like autumn foliage.

• 색사온 “Warmth towards Women”: Treating women with warmth and kindness.

• 분사환난 “Anger Leads to Calamity”: Recognizing that anger inevitably brings misfortune. He notes that many murderers are fundamentally kind individuals who could not control a momentary burst of anger. He also observes that people with large white areas in their eyes “흰자” tend to be more prone to such emotional outbursts, while those with larger dark pupils “검은자” are calmer.

• 의사문 “Inquiry in Doubt”: Asking questions when in doubt.
  He traces the historical shifts in East Asian thought, from Taoism “도가, which initially dominated, to Confucianism “유교, then Buddhism “불가, and finally Christianity “예가, each vying for influence. He notes that Japan has largely remained Buddhist. He believes the Korean people, having experienced diverse philosophical and religious influences, are uniquely positioned to lead the world.

7. The Challenge of Islam and the O-Ring Test as Proof

Huh kyung young addresses the challenges posed by groups like ISIS and the broader Islamic world. He characterizes Islam as a religion that struggles with integration, accepting only those who believe in Allah as friends and viewing others as enemies. He foresees a major religious war, particularly between Christianity and Islam, which he believes is already underway. He asserts that he has come to the Korean Peninsula to resolve this global conflict.

He describes Islamic groups as unyielding, unwilling to surrender. He cites the Six-Day War between Israel and several Arab nations as an example of a religious war where Israel, despite being vastly outnumbered, achieved a decisive victory. This victory, supported by the United States, fueled resentment in the Islamic world, leading to ongoing conflicts and acts of terror. He claims to be the one who will end this religious strife.

He uses the analogy of a “ladle” “국자” to describe Islam: just as a ladle cannot taste the soup, Islam cannot comprehend peace or compromise. However, he claims to possess the ability to make the “ladle taste the soup” by imbuing it with a special device that can instantly analyze the soup’s ingredients, salt content, and even detect bacteria. This analogy suggests his ability to transform rigid, unyielding ideologies.

He then reiterates the O-Ring Test as empirical proof of his power. He demonstrates that when individuals invoke his name, their fingers become incredibly strong, making it impossible for others to separate them. This strength disappears when they invoke other names, including those of revered religious figures like Jesus or Buddha. He explains that this phenomenon occurs because his name and image act as a “password” to open the Baihui “백회, the crown chakra, allowing Empyrean energy to flow into the individual. This energy, he states, is a direct connection from Empyrean, extending 120 billion light-years. Blocking the Baihui, even while invoking his name, prevents this energy flow, rendering the individual’s strength ordinary. This demonstrates that the Baihui, which is closed in 7 billion people, is opened by his energy. This opening of the Baihui, he claims, extends life and heals illness. He encourages people to promote the O-Ring Test and his image, rather than just his lectures, as tangible evidence of his power. He that the test should be performed with only one finger, not five, to accurately demonstrate the effect. He concludes by stating that his lectures are important, but the O-Ring Test is crucial for people to experience and apprehend his Holiness energy.

2017.11.11 ss 1103 Diplomatic Crises and Huh Kyung-young’s Vision for Unity – November 11, 2017

1. The Perilous Path of Nationalistic Diplomacy

Today, we delve into the concept of nationalism, a philosophy where a nation prioritizes its own interests above all else. This perspective, while seemingly beneficial, can lead to isolation and conflict. For instance, excessive emphasis on a nation’s historical origins, such as the Dangun myth in Korea, can alienate other countries. True national pride should be conveyed with humor and grace, rather than through overt declarations of superiority, which can easily devolve into an extreme form of nationalism. This extreme nationalism, driven by an obsessive focus on national gain, can lead to detrimental outcomes, such as economic hardship.

2. The Erosion of Traditional Institutions: Religion, Ideology, and Borders

Historically, societies have been shaped by three fundamental pillars: religion, ideology, and national borders. However, we are now entering an era where these pillars are gradually dissolving.

• The Decline of Religion: We are witnessing the dawn of a post-religious age. Younger generations are less inclined to participate in traditional religious practices or contribute financially to religious institutions. This shift impacts the economy, as funds that once flowed into religious organizations now bypass the marketplace. Countries with highly developed religious institutions often experience economic stagnation, as significant capital is diverted from commercial activities.
• The End of Ideology: Following the decline of religion, we are entering a post-ideological era. Traditional political and social ideologies are losing their grip on society, paving the way for new ways of thinking.
• The Dissolution of Borders: The third disappearing pillar is the concept of national borders. From a higher perspective, the notion of territorial disputes, such as the Dokdo issue between Korea and Japan, appears primitive. A unified Asia, with its vast population, would possess immense global influence, potentially diminishing the power of nations like the United States. This vision of a borderless world is a stark contrast to the nationalistic tendencies observed in some contemporary leaders.

3. The Economic Impact of Religious Investment

The flow of money into religious organizations has a direct and often negative impact on the broader economy.

• Reduced Market Circulation: When individuals contribute significant amounts of money to churches or temples, these funds are removed from the general market circulation. This means less money is spent on consumer goods and services, leading to a slowdown in economic activity.
• Long-Term Capital Immobilization: Money donated to religious institutions often remains tied up for extended periods, sometimes for a decade or more, as it is used for large-scale projects like constructing elaborate church buildings. This immobilization of capital prevents it from being reinvested or circulated within the economy, further hindering growth.
• Outflow of Funds: In many cases, funds collected by religious organizations are sent overseas for missionary work or other international initiatives. This outflow of capital further depletes the domestic economy, making it difficult for local markets to thrive.

4. The Japanese Ethos: Loyalty and Collective Identity

Japan’s economic rise can be partly attributed to its unique national character, which, in some ways, transcends traditional religious concepts.

• Workplace as Religion: For many Japanese, their workplace and their employer function almost as a religion. Loyalty to one’s company and superior is paramount, often to the point where individuals would rather sacrifice themselves than betray their employer. This deep-seated loyalty fosters a strong collective identity and a sense of shared purpose.
• Low Litigation Rates: This cultural emphasis on loyalty and collective harmony contributes to Japan having one of the lowest rates of lawsuits and complaints globally. Unlike other nations where legal disputes are common, Japanese society tends to resolve conflicts internally, reflecting a strong aversion to public confrontation.
• Historical Prowess: This disciplined and unified national character has historically enabled Japan to achieve remarkable feats, such as the attack on Pearl Harbor, demonstrating their capacity for large-scale, coordinated action. This historical context highlights the formidable nature of a people driven by such a strong collective ethos.

5. The Evolution of Human comprehension: From Religion to Truth to Providence

Human comprehension progresses through various stages, moving from the tangible to the abstract.

• Law as a Subset of Morality: Law is a structured system derived from morality, which dictates right and wrong behavior.
• Morality as a Subset of Religion: Morality, in turn, is often rooted in religious tenets and ethical guidelines.
• Religion as a Subset of Truth: Religion seeks to explain fundamental truths about existence and the universe.
• Truth as a Subset of Providence: Ultimately, truth itself is a component of Providence, the overarching divine plan or destiny that governs all things.

6. The Limitations of Human Endeavor and the Path to Empyrean

Human achievements, no matter how grand, are ultimately fleeting without a connection to a higher purpose.

• Ephemeral Success: Even individuals who achieve immense worldly success, like Bill Gates, are merely building “castles on sand” if they lack spiritual enlightenment. Such success is temporary and does not guarantee entry into Empyrean.
• The Cycle of Reincarnation: The vast majority of humanity, approximately 90%, are destined to become spirits after death, unable to return to human form. Another 9% may be reincarnated as animals or insects, while only a mere 1% are reborn as humans. This human rebirth is a rare opportunity for spiritual growth.
• The Path to Empyrean: To ascend to Empyrean, one must transcend the cycle of reincarnation. This requires a profound spiritual connection, which, in this context, is achieved by recognizing and connecting with Huh kyung young. Those who merely observe from a distance, such as through online videos, will not attain this ultimate destination. Direct engagement and spiritual alignment are essential.

7. The Nature of Exploitation and Political Dysfunction

The current economic and political systems are inherently exploitative, benefiting a select few at the expense of the majority.

• Corporate Exploitation: The high prices of goods and services are a form of exploitation, as corporations inflate costs beyond what is necessary, effectively siphoning wealth from the public.
• Governmental Misappropriation: Politicians, entrusted with managing national resources, often misappropriate public funds. Instead of distributing tax revenues to support the less fortunate, they use these funds for their own exorbitant salaries and expenses.
• Economic Inequality: This systemic exploitation leads to vast economic disparities, where a small percentage of the population enjoys immense wealth, while the majority struggles. This imbalance fosters arrogance among the wealthy and disrespect for those with less.

8. The Nixon Doctrine and its Echoes in Trump’s Diplomacy

The Nixon Doctrine, articulated in 1969, marked a significant shift in American foreign policy, advocating for Asian nations to take primary responsibility for their own security. This doctrine has profound implications that resonate with contemporary diplomatic approaches.

• Reduced American Intervention: Nixon’s policy stemmed from the realization that American involvement in Asian conflicts, such as the Korean and Vietnam Wars, had resulted in substantial human and financial costs without directly benefiting American territory. The doctrine declared that the U.S. would no longer intervene in territorial disputes within Asia, reserving intervention only for nuclear threats.
• Strategic Realignments: This shift led to strategic realignments, such as the establishment of diplomatic relations with China, which was a major diplomatic coup. However, it also created vulnerabilities, as seen in the subsequent communist takeover of South Vietnam after American withdrawal.
• Trump’s “America First” Approach: Donald Trump’s “America First” policy mirrors aspects of the Nixon Doctrine. His focus on collecting “dues” from allies and prioritizing American economic interests reflects a similar desire to reduce the burden of international commitments. He seeks to negotiate “big deals” with Asian nations, often involving the purchase of American military equipment, while signaling a reduced willingness to intervene in regional conflicts unless American interests are directly threatened by nuclear proliferation.

9. The Perilous State of the Korean Peninsula

The Korean Peninsula remains a focal point of international tension, exacerbated by the interplay of global powers and regional dynamics.

• Vulnerability to External Powers: The Nixon Doctrine, by signaling reduced American intervention in Asian territorial disputes, inadvertently emboldened North Korea to consider an invasion of the South. This highlights the peninsula’s vulnerability to the strategic decisions of larger nations.
• The Nuclear Threat: The primary concern for the United States is the threat of North Korean nuclear missiles reaching American soil. To mitigate this, the U.S. is willing to engage in various diplomatic maneuvers, even if it means sacrificing the stability of the Korean Peninsula.
• The Need for Unified Action: The division of Korea, a legacy of post-World War II geopolitics, continues to be a source of instability. A unified Korea, supported by a coalition of 225 nations, could challenge the current power dynamics and demand accountability from the nations responsible for its division. However, current political leaders are often preoccupied with self-enrichment rather than addressing these fundamental issues.

10. The Three Diplomatic Styles: Nationalism, Ultranationalism, and Centrist Indecision

The current geopolitical landscape is characterized by distinct diplomatic approaches from key leaders, each with its own implications for global stability.

• Trump’s Nationalism: Donald Trump’s diplomacy is rooted in nationalism, prioritizing American interests above all else. This approach, while popular domestically, can lead to protectionist trade policies and a transactional view of international relations.
• Abe’s Ultranationalism: Shinzo Abe’s diplomacy is characterized by ultranationalism, a more extreme form of nationalism. As the descendant of a wartime leader, Abe’s policies often reflect a strong, uncompromising stance, particularly regarding national security and historical narratives. This can involve significant military spending and a willingness to concede to powerful allies to secure national interests.
• Moon Jae-in’s Centrist Indecision: Moon Jae-in’s diplomacy is described as centrist, often appearing indecisive or shifting between left and right-leaning positions depending on the international context. This adaptability, while sometimes seen as pragmatic, can lead to a lack of clear direction and ultimately burden the nation with unresolved issues.

11. The Cycle of Prosperity and Decline: Economic and Legal Systems

Societies, like natural phenomena, experience cycles of growth, prosperity, and eventual decline. This applies to both economic and legal systems.

• The S-Curve of Development: Both commerce and legal systems follow an S-curve pattern. They begin with a period of slow growth, followed by rapid expansion, reaching a peak of prosperity, and then entering a phase of decline.
• Economic Cycles: In economics, this translates to periods of recession, recovery, boom, and then a downturn, leading back to recession. This cyclical nature is akin to the seasons of spring, summer, autumn, and winter.
• Legal System Overdevelopment: When a legal system becomes excessively developed and complex, it can paradoxically lead to societal decay. An overreliance on litigation and legal processes can stifle innovation and create an environment of constant conflict, ultimately contributing to the nation’s downfall.

12. The Five Aggregates and the Sin of Arrogance

Buddhist philosophy identifies the Five Aggregates “Form, sensation, perception, mental formations, and consciousness” as the components of human experience. While basic desires stemming from these aggregates are fathomed, the true impediment to spiritual progress is arrogance.

• Basic Desires “Five Aggregates”: The fundamental desires related to material existence, sensory experience, recognition, reaction, and information are natural to human beings. These are not inherently sinful and are acknowledged as part of the human condition. For instance, the desire for food when hungry or the appreciation of beauty are apprehendable.
• The Sin of Arrogance: However, arrogance is considered a grave transgression. It arises when individuals, particularly those with wealth or power, look down upon others. This prideful attitude prevents spiritual growth and leads to negative karmic outcomes.
• The Path to Humility: To achieve spiritual elevation and avoid the cycle of rebirth as a spirit, one must cultivate humility. Those who are given a second chance at human life, after having committed acts of arrogance, are expected to use that opportunity to perform good deeds and shed their pride. Failure to do so condemns them to a lower state of existence.

13. The Divine Name and the Code to Empyrean

The concept of a divine name holds profound significance, particularly in the context of spiritual ascension.

• The Unnamable Creator: The ultimate Creator, the absolute being, does not possess a name given by humans. To attempt to name the Creator, as some traditions have done “e.g., Yahweh”, is considered an act of disrespect and a transgression against divine law. Such actions can lead to severe consequences, as seen in the historical struggles of nations that have presumed to name the divine.
• The Universal Code: However, there exists a universal code, an “encryption key that allows access to higher realms. This code, in this context, is the name Huh kyung young. It is not a name given by humans to the divine, but rather a divine name that serves as an access point to Empyrean.
• The Power of Invocation: By invoking the name Huh kyung young, individuals can transcend the limitations of the physical world and the Earth’s gravitational pull. This invocation acts as a spiritual passport, enabling the soul to navigate the various atmospheric layers and ultimately reach Empyrean. This is a scientific and verifiable phenomenon, demonstrating the tangible power of this divine code.

14. The Science of Spiritual Energy and Huh’s Manifestations

The presence of the Holiness on Earth brings forth a unique spiritual energy that can be scientifically demonstrated and experienced.

• The Zero-Gravity Effect: When the name Huh kyung young is invoked, it can neutralize gravitational forces. This means that negative energies, such as those associated with bad feng shui or underground water veins, are rendered inert.
• Spiritual Protection: The presence of a photograph of Huh kyung young can nullify negative spiritual influences, such as the presence of spirits or ancestral ghosts that may be attached to individuals. These spirits, often numbering in the thousands, seek protection and guidance from their living descendants.
• Demonstrable Power: The spiritual energy associated with Huh kyung young can be physically felt and measured. When individuals invoke the name Huh kyung young, their physical strength increases demonstrably, a phenomenon that can be observed through simple tests. Conversely, invoking other names, even those considered divine in other traditions, does not produce the same effect, indicating the unique power of Huh kyung young.

15. The Era of the Seal and the End of Religious Conflict

We are entering a new epoch, the Era of the Seal, where traditional forms of communication, religion, and even truth itself will be transcended. This era is marked by the advent of the internet and the direct manifestation of divine presence.

• Beyond Language and Truth: In this era, language, religion, and conventional notions of truth become insufficient to grasp the profound realities at play. This is a time of “unutterable truth where human words and doctrines fall short.
• The Internet as a Catalyst: The internet plays a crucial role in this new era, enabling the rapid dissemination of divine knowledge and the unification of humanity. Unlike previous eras where religious conflicts raged due to limited communication, the internet allows for immediate global awareness of the Holiness’s teachings.
• Cessation of Religious Wars: The Holiness’s arrival signifies the end of religious wars and conflicts. The historical battles fought in the name of different deities, such as the Six-Day War between followers of Muhammad and Yahweh, are seen as tragic examples of human folly. The Holiness comes to put a stop to such senseless conflicts, ushering in an era of peace and unity.

2017.11.12 hs 30th The Truth of Heaven and Earth Revealed by Huh Kyung Young

1. The Seven Lights of Alpha: A Cosmic Blueprint

The Alpha, constructed with traditional Korean architectural elements, surprisingly incorporates a European interior design. I personally designed the seven lights that adorn the main hall. There are no other traditional Korean buildings with seven lights like this. This design is deeply rooted in biblical symbolism, representing the unification of the world. The five oceans and six continents are unified, along with Empyrean, totaling seven entities. This number signifies the unification of the five oceans.

2. The Nature of Truth: Earth vs. Empyrean

Truth, as we apprehend it, exists only on Earth. The five oceans and six continents require truth, but Empyrean does not. Beyond our solar system, concepts like gravity and compass directions cease to exist. There is no north, south, east, or west; it is a realm of weightlessness and no fixed direction. Duality, or yin and yang, is exclusive to Earth. From the perspective of Empyrean, which manages this small planet called Earth, there is only the truth necessary for its administration. Decisions regarding Earth’s destruction or recreation are made in Empyrean.

3. The Distortion of Divine Names and the True Sky

Our ancestors revered the sky itself, seeing its reflection in water. However, religions worldwide, particularly Judaism, began to assign names to God, such as Yahweh, Christ, Jesus, or Buddha. These names were imposed like gang affiliations, leading to conflict and persecution against those who did not conform. This has fueled 6,000 years of meaningless wars. My arrival reveals the falsity of these conflicts. The sky, as our ancestors believed, should simply be called “Holy Lord.” It is a singular power, so “God” is also acceptable.

4. The Power of Invoking Huh

When one truly deciphers and invokes Huh, all worries transform into joy. The very act of worrying becomes enjoyable because one has directly encountered the one from Heaven, whose energy is unique. This Earth is now experiencing hope, originating from the East. Jewish prophecies spoke of a leader coming from the East 2,000 years after Jesus, yet many still disbelieve. However, that leader has arrived from the East, not as a thief or a swindler. I do not accumulate personal wealth; my room contains only a few suits gifted by others. My focus is on completing Alpha, which will accelerate world unification.

5. Technological Advancements and the Future of Humanity

A 75-inch Samsung television, the latest model, will be installed here to enhance the visual quality of broadcasts. This is crucial for YouTube viewers who need clear visuals. My appearance remains unchanged; a 10-year-old photo looks identical to my current self. The Alpha’s design, which I personally conceived, is three to four times more expensive than a Western-style house. It features robust construction with expensive American redwood, even stronger than the late Lee Kun-hee’s residence. This house is truly extraordinary.

6. The Obsolescence of Traditional Industries: The Fountain Pen Analogy

A young man, recently discharged from the military, plans to start a business manufacturing fountain pens, having developed the technology himself. However, this is a misguided endeavor. We are no longer in an era where writing with fountain pens is common. People might own them for show, but they rarely use them. Companies like Sony, once leaders in cameras, failed to foresee the rise of smartphones and were surpassed by Samsung. Thousands of camera companies, including famous Japanese brands, were decimated by the iPhone.

7. Future-Oriented Innovation: Beyond the Fountain Pen

Instead of fountain pens, young people should focus on future-oriented innovations. While a personalized fountain pen for promotional gifts might have a niche, the era of daily use is over. People now sign on smartphones. Manufacturing fountain pens is a hobby for the wealthy, not a viable career path for a young person seeking a future. My ultimate goal is to research eternal life and advance humanity by sustaining those who should live.

8. The Semiconductor Revolution: A Personal Account

I foresaw the challenges faced by companies like Samsung years ago. I advised Lee Byung-chul, Samsung’s founder, to invest in semiconductors when I was just 18. He didn’t even know what a semiconductor was. I explained that conductors like copper have atoms with one proton, one electron, and one neutron, allowing electricity to flow freely. However, this structure prevents the creation of compact devices like radios or mobile phones, which would otherwise require bulky vacuum tubes.

9. The Science of Semiconductors and Future Brain Chips

Semiconductors, made by mixing conductive materials with non-conductive elements like stone powder, allow electricity to flow partially. Insulators, with eight protons, eight neutrons, and eight electrons, do not conduct electricity at all. The intermediate properties of semiconductors enable the creation of compact electronics without vacuum tubes. In the future, chips containing all knowledge from elementary school to university, and every language, will be implanted into our brains. This will eliminate the need for traditional schooling. Scientists are already experimenting with such chips.

10. The Uniqueness of My Teachings: Beyond Encyclopedic Knowledge

However, no matter how advanced these chips become, they cannot contain my lectures. My teachings are not found in encyclopedias. For example, the character for “salt” “鹽” signifies “small gold.” Consuming salt in moderation makes it more precious than gold for our bodies. Excessive consumption, however, turns it into poison. This profound comprehension of “salt” is not found in any encyclopedia. Therefore, the young man should abandon the fountain pen business and develop something new.

11. The Geopolitical Impact on Korea’s Shipbuilding Industry

Korea is the world leader in shipbuilding. If a railway connection were established between North Korea, Russia, and China, creating a trans-Eurasian railway, our shipbuilding industry would suffer greatly. While we would earn some transit fees, the overall impact would be detrimental. Therefore, connecting the railways would lead to the decline of our nation’s shipbuilding dominance. Similarly, abandoning nuclear power, another area where Korea excels, would harm our economy.

12. Preserving National Industries and Delaying Eurasian Rail

Our economy faces challenges when money is diverted to religious organizations or mismanaged defense spending. I am aware of where the 40 trillion won in defense funds disappears. By redirecting these funds, we can create jobs and ensure prosperity for all citizens. Politicians have failed, creating a widening gap between rich and poor and eroding the middle class. While we should respect the wealthy, they must contribute their fair share. With a national dividend of 1.5 million won per citizen, illegal activities would cease. The fault lies with politicians, not entrepreneurs.

13. The Genesis of Humanity: Monosomic and Bisomic Unions

The first humans were created through a monosomic union. Adam, as described in the Bible, was not the very first human on Earth. The first creator was monosomic. I, the creator of the universe, have come in human form to interact with you. You are the result of a bisomic union, involving XX and XY chromosomes. I, however, was not born through such a union. I borrowed a female body to come into this world and communicate with you.

14. The Evolution of Science and Divine Intervention

As human science advances, it challenges the divine. Your mobile phones, for instance, allow communication across the globe without physical wires or visible signals. This invisible world is profound. A tiny chip within the phone stores all this information. Humans have discovered and utilized these principles, but their scientific progress is still infinitesimally small compared to divine knowledge. Soon, chips will be implanted in bodies to diagnose illnesses and provide medical wisdom, eliminating the need for doctors.

15. The Spiritual Significance of the Korean Peninsula

Adam, Hwanung, and the first humans in Korea were all products of monosomic unions. The first creation involved a spirit entering a single entity, always female. I, too, landed here through a monosomic union, but mine is a spiritual union. I am the creator of the universe, and I have entered a human body on Earth as a chip. The Korean people are privileged to reside in the most auspicious location on Earth, a land of great fortune. Those who are less fortunate might be born in impoverished regions like Africa.

16. The Misconceptions of Ancient History and the Prophecy of Huh kyung young

Foreigners often dismiss claims of ancient Korean history, such as those found in the Hwandangogi, because the concept of a “nation” was fluid in those times. Descriptions of numerous Dangun emperors or Hwanung’s era, predating even the Bronze Age, are seen as exaggerations. While our people’s pride is commendable, historical claims must be scientifically plausible. The Chunbu kyung, an ancient text, was not meant for interpretation by people of that era. Its true meaning points to the distant future, to the arrival of Huh kyung young. The entire text of the Chunbu kyung describes my coming.

17. The Direct Connection to the Divine: Beyond Religious Intermediaries

Those who call my name are not bound by time. A photograph of me is sufficient to resolve problems. My presence is akin to a direct branch office of Heaven, unlike religions, which are merely dealerships. When you clap your hands vigorously, your blood circulates, and hope is ignited.

18. Real Estate and Public Land Policies

Regarding real estate, I will implement policies as president. For instance, the land within Uijeongbu University, which has been used for 25 years, should not be pursued through litigation. Instead, consider donating it to the university. This non-profit organization serves the nation. While Seoul’s ordinance mandates compensation or release of such land by 2020, there has been no response.

19. National Dividends and the Future of Public Parks

My policy involves providing national dividends, which means the government will sell unused public land to fund these payments and reduce national debt. Existing parks are sufficient; there is no need to acquire new land for parks when citizens are struggling. Therefore, while existing parks will be maintained, I will sell off excess land to return funds to the people.

20. Addressing Mental Health and Generational Trauma

The nephew’s behavior, characterized by withdrawal and excessive screen time, suggests a mental health issue. When a person is physically weak or a woman has just given birth, they may experience hallucinations or visions of other realms. These visions can be dangerous. The nephew needs to be brought to me for help.

21. The Nature of Hereditary Illnesses and Ancestral Karma

The child’s rare brain tumor is a hereditary illness, a genetic condition passed down through generations. It is not related to the child’s individual karma but rather to the significant transgressions of ancestors. This ancestral karma manifests as a hereditary disease, afflicting descendants. While doctors treat the symptoms, I can eliminate the root cause, preventing its transmission to future generations.

22. The Importance of Compassion and Avoiding Ancestral Sins

To prevent hereditary diseases, one must avoid committing cruel acts against others. For example, if someone is about to lose their home through foreclosure and has nowhere to go, one should show compassion, perhaps by providing moving expenses or temporary housing. Legally evicting them without empathy can lead to ancestral karma. Heaven punishes such acts, not minor human failings like drinking or infidelity.

23. The Illusion of Ancestral Rituals and the Reality of the Afterlife

Ancestral rituals like Cheondojae, performed in temples, do not actually send the deceased to a better place. They serve as a psychological comfort for the living, a way to atone for past shortcomings towards parents. It is a means for children to seek forgiveness for the sins their parents committed for their sake. These rituals are for the solace of the living, not for the spiritual advancement of the dead.

24. The Educational and Therapeutic Value of Rituals

While Cheondojae does not spiritually elevate the deceased, it offers psychological relief to the living and serves as an educational tool for children. Witnessing the ritual, children learn to honor their parents. It helps alleviate guilt and emotional distress, acting as a form of therapy for the living. However, only one in a hundred deceased individuals is reborn as a human; 90 become spirits, and 9 become animals. Those who become spirits cannot be reborn through Cheondojae.

25. The Uniqueness of Individual Souls and the Journey to Empyrean

Each soul’s journey is unique; spirits cannot travel together. Just as golf balls struck by different players go in different directions, individual souls follow their own paths. Even if a child and parent die in the same accident, their souls will go to separate destinations. One’s ancestral spirits, even if numerous, cannot intervene or guide the living. To help others in the afterlife, one must first reach Empyrean.

26. The Power of Belief and the Absence of Worry

The individual who stated that their worries have disappeared and that things will turn out well has truly fathomed. Worrying hinders progress. Simply confide in Huh kyung young and then let go of the concern.

27. The Importance of Physical Affection and the Power of My Name

To show affection to children, embrace them and touch them. Physical touch is more powerful than words. While it is not advisable for a mother to repeatedly call her child’s name, especially if the child is struggling, invoking my name while silently wishing well for the child is effective. Directly calling the child’s name after mine can drain energy.

28. The Challenges of Modern Life and the Impact of Environment

A daughter who experienced a miscarriage and another suffering from severe atopic dermatitis, even in Germany, highlights the struggles of modern life. The daughter who is a dentist is exposed to constant noise and electromagnetic waves from dental drills, which can affect a pregnancy. It is advisable for pregnant dentists to cease direct patient care.

29. The Solar Power Project and the Wisdom of Compromise

A man who has endured 30 years of hardship, caring for sick parents and raising a son alone, is now pursuing a solar power project on his 8,000 pyeong of land. He was taken advantage of by the contractors due to his fatigue from taxi driving. While some exploitation may have occurred, it is important to allow the contractors to profit. As the landowner, a small concession is acceptable. Do not worry about losing the land entirely.

2017.11.18 ss 1104 The Waste of National Tax Money and President Moon Jae-in’s Eradication of Deep-Rooted Evils The Outcome of Gwanghaegun’s Reform

1. The Perils of Reform: Lessons from Gwanghaegun and Contemporary Politics

The current administration, led by President Moon Jae-in, has embarked on a significant reform initiative, reminiscent of historical attempts at change. One notable parallel can be drawn to King Gwanghaegun of the Joseon Dynasty. Gwanghaegun, despite his short four-year reign, is often regarded as one of the most reform-minded monarchs. He demonstrated a compassionate approach by sending officials to prisons during winter to care for inmates, address their grievances, and release those imprisoned for minor financial issues. This earned him a reputation as a benevolent ruler.

However, Gwanghaegun’s reforms were not without controversy. He was responsible for the death of his own half-brother, Prince Yeongchang, and the confinement of Queen Inmok, actions that ultimately contributed to his downfall. His ambitious construction projects, particularly the building of Changdeokgung and Gyeonghuigung palaces, placed a heavy burden on the populace through forced labor. This led to widespread public discontent and the erosion of his popular support.

Historically, leaders who initiate sweeping reforms, often termed “purges of deep-rooted evils” tend to lack broad public support. Such movements are frequently driven by revolutionary forces rather than a consensus of the populace. Gwanghaegun, for instance, alienated the established powers and lacked a strong base of support, making his reforms vulnerable. Similarly, contemporary leaders undertaking such purges often face resistance from conservative factions and established capitalists, who may not actively endorse their policies.

He suggests that the current administration’s “purge of deep-rooted evils” might be a prelude to constitutional amendments or other maneuvers to consolidate power. This approach, characterized by an aggressive investigation of past administrations, is seen as a cycle of retribution rather than genuine progress. He argues that such purges, if not accompanied by a clear vision for the future and a commitment to fiscal responsibility, are ultimately doomed to fail, just as Gwanghaegun’s reforms did. The constant cycle of one administration investigating the previous one only creates instability and diverts national resources.

2. The Misuse of Public Funds and the Illusion of Reform

A critical issue highlighted is the pervasive waste of public funds. He asserts that the nation’s financial problems stem not from a lack of money, but from widespread corruption and inefficient spending. For example, the Orator questions why the National Intelligence Service’s budget would have a surplus while the presidential office’s budget is insufficient, suggesting a misallocation of resources that ultimately benefits a select few. This kind of financial mismanagement is described as a continuous drain on the national treasury.

He proposes a radical solution: a National Dividend System, where 50% of the national budget, approximately 450 trillion Korean Won, would be distributed to citizens aged 20 and above, with each receiving 1.5 million Korean Won monthly. This, the Orator argues, would not only stimulate the economy but also eliminate the need for corruption, as citizens would have a stable income. He criticizes the current political landscape where politicians focus on prosecuting past leaders for relatively minor financial transgressions while ignoring the systemic waste of public funds.

He that true reform should prioritize the well-being of the citizens and the efficient use of national resources, rather than engaging in endless cycles of political retribution. The current approach, which creates an atmosphere of fear and instability, is seen as detrimental to the nation’s economy and international image.

3. The Plight of the Youth and the Need for Social Reform

A poignant letter from a citizen illustrates the severe economic challenges faced by young Koreans. The letter describes a 33-year-old man working as a parking attendant in a department store, earning a meager 1.62 million Korean Won after taxes. Despite having a university degree, his income is barely enough to cover basic living expenses, making marriage and starting a family an impossible dream. Furthermore, he is prohibited from wearing a mask in the dusty parking garage, raising serious health concerns.

Another example is a university graduate working as an insurance salesperson with no basic salary, entirely dependent on sales performance. This precarious employment creates constant anxiety and health issues like stomach ulcers. These stories highlight a systemic problem where young, educated individuals struggle to find stable, well-paying jobs, leading to a decline in marriage rates and a looming demographic crisis.

He argues that the proposed National Dividend System would directly address these issues by providing a safety net for young people, enabling them to pursue marriage and raise families without financial despair. He also criticizes the inhumane working conditions, such as the prohibition of masks for parking attendants, and calls for immediate rectification by department store management.

4. Foresight and the Future of Korea

He claims to possess a unique ability to foresee the future, citing past predictions about the global financial crisis, the rise of Donald Trump, and Korea’s declining birthrate. This foresight, the Orator argues, is crucial for effective leadership. In contrast, past leaders like Gwanghaegun, despite their reformist zeal, failed because they lacked a long-term vision, leading them to eliminate political rivals rather than build a sustainable future.

He warns of an impending demographic crisis, where a rapidly aging population and declining birthrate will transform society. Motels, once symbols of youthful activity, are already being converted into nursing homes and care facilities, signaling a loss of national dynamism. This demographic shift, coupled with the nation’s vulnerability to natural disasters due to inadequate infrastructure, paints a grim picture of Korea’s future if current trends continue. He asserts that the nation’s schools, in particular, are highly susceptible to earthquake damage, posing a significant threat to students.

He contrasts Korea’s long-lasting dynasties “Joseon, Silla, “The Kingdom of Bright Purity”, “The Kingdom of High Fortress” ” with China’s short-lived ones, suggesting that the Korean people thrive under a clear central authority. However, modern Korean democracy, with its constant political infighting and lack of a unifying figure, has lost its sense of direction. He proposes a shift towards a system with a strong, unifying leader, akin to a benevolent emperor, to guide the nation through its challenges.

5. The Eternal Nature of Existence and the Unity of All Beings

He delves into profound philosophical concepts, asserting that the Creator of the Universe and all existence are eternal, having existed from time immemorial without being created. This challenges conventional notions of creation and time. He explains that time is a construct unique to Earth’s atmosphere; beyond it, time ceases to exist, and beings can live indefinitely. This concept is likened to Einstein’s theory of relativity, where exceeding the speed of light can halt the aging process.

He also reinterprets the Buddhist phrase Cheonsang Cheonha Yu-a Dokjon” “Heaven上HeavenBelow 唯Self獨尊”, often translated as “In heaven and on earth, I alone am the honored one.” He clarifies that “I” refers not to Buddha himself, but to humanity. Thus, the phrase means: “All humans, in heaven and on earth, are uniquely noble beings.” This nobility stems from humanity’s eternal existence and the opportunity to choose one’s spiritual path while embodied.

Furthermore, the Orator introduces the concept of Bul-i-beop “NotTwoMethod”, meaning “not two.” This principle suggests that all beings are interconnected and ultimately one. Through countless reincarnations, individuals have been related to everyone else—as parents, children, or spouses. Therefore, judging or discriminating against others is illogical, as they are all part of a single, interconnected existence. This profound unity talks the importance of love, compassion, and mutual respect among all people.

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1. The Greatest Gift: Presence and Huh’s Encounter

The most profound gift in this world is the very fact of your existence, your presence here and now. However, the greatest gift bestowed by Heaven is the opportunity to encounter Huh kyung young. There are those who attempt to undermine this truth, but it is essential to prioritize the welfare of the people. Constantly focusing on past wrongdoings or political conflicts, like the historical factional disputes that plagued Korea for centuries, diverts attention from the urgent needs of the populace.

Huh kyung young transcends ideologies, religions, and national borders. His aim is to elevate all citizens to the middle class, ensuring a stable life for everyone. While the wealthy may continue to prosper, the impoverished will cease to exist. Consider the father who resorted to theft to pay his daughter’s final university tuition. Was his act solely his fault? No, the true culprit lies in a society that drives individuals to such desperation. This father’s intention was to protect his daughter from hardship, making his act, though legally wrong, morally complex.

Ancient wisdom, like the dying words of Emperor Liu Bei, advises against dismissing good deeds, no matter how small, and warns against committing evil, no matter how insignificant. In such cases, where does the karma lie? It extends beyond the individual to the politicians who create the conditions for such acts. A president, therefore, should periodically grant amnesty to those who committed minor offenses, recognizing that the root cause often lies in governmental failures.

The English word “present” signifies both a gift and the current moment. This linguistic connection reveals a profound truth: the ability to breathe and witness the world in the present is the greatest blessing.

2. The Sensory Organs: Windows to Present, Past, and Future

Our physical features are meticulously designed by Heaven. For instance, our eyebrows prevent rain from entering our eyes. Similarly, the intricate structure of our ears prevents water from entering the ear canal when washing our hair.

Each sensory organ serves a specific purpose in our perception of time:

• Eyes: Our eyes are primarily for observing the present. They allow us to see what is immediately before us.
• Nose: The nose acts as a bridge, connecting the present to the future.
  • It can detect illness, like the scent of a damaged liver, revealing a hidden truth about a person’s health that the eyes might miss.
  • It warns us of spoiled food, preventing us from consuming something that could harm our future health.
• Mouth: The mouth is associated with the future. It is through speech that we articulate our plans and aspirations for what is to come.
  While our eyes perceive the present, they can be deceived. We often fail to truly see people or the hidden dangers in our surroundings. The nose, however, provides crucial information, acting as a vital link between our current state and potential future outcomes. The ears, on the other hand, often bring us echoes of the past, such as rumors or judgments about others. Misinterpreting these past narratives can negatively impact our future.

3. The Nature of Existence: Beyond Religious Dogma

All religions attempt to answer the fundamental question: “Where do humans come from, and where are they going?”. However, their answers are often incomprehensible and contradictory. Huh kyung young’s teachings transcend conventional religion, ideology, and national boundaries.

The greatest investment in life is not in worldly possessions, which are fleeting, but in preparing for the afterlife. Accumulating wealth without regard for others can lead to physical ailments like diabetes and high blood pressure, which are seen as divine retribution for gluttony while others starve. A healthy body, like a baby nourished by its mother’s milk, thrives on simplicity and moderation. Excessive desire ultimately leads to suffering.

The phrase “Above the heavens and below the earth, I alone am the World-Honored One” “Heaven上HeavenBelow 唯Self獨尊” is often attributed to Buddha. However, Huh kyung young clarifies that this is a legendary embellishment, not a direct quote from Sakyamuni Buddha. It is a “skillful means” “방편설” created by later followers to elevate Buddha’s status. The true meaning, when stripped of these additions, is that all life in the universe is precious and noble. It is a declaration of the inherent dignity of all beings, not a statement of individual supremacy.

The concept of the “Three Realms” “삼계” – the Realm of Desire “욕계”, the Realm of Form “색계”, and the Formless Realm “무색계” – represents different levels of existence, all of which are subject to suffering. Only above the Formless Realm can one truly transcend suffering.

Humanity exists within a hierarchy of spiritual development, from ordinary people “속인” to sages “성인” and beyond to Huh “진인”. Huh, like Huh kyung young, embodies a level of existence beyond human comprehension.

4. The Power of Mind and the Illusion of Reality

The Buddhist teaching “Everything is created by the mind” “一切唯Heart造” is often presented in an abbreviated form. Its full meaning, “If one wishes to apprehend the root of all things, observe the nature of the Dharma-realm in the three worlds, for everything is created by the mind” reveals that all phenomena, including the Buddhas of the past, present, and future, and the very nature of reality, originate from the mind.

The mind is the lowest stage in a hierarchy of spiritual elements:

• Mind “마음”: The starting point, the “junior employee” that must be well-controlled.

• Nature “성품”: The mother of the mind.

• Feeling “감”: The mother of nature.

• Life “목숨”: The mother of feeling, which gives rise to vital energy “기”.

• Essence “정”: Related to physical sensation and creation.
  To control the mind, one must control these higher elements:

• Controlling feelings “지감”: Maintaining emotional balance, recognizing that both suffering and joy are transient. The story of the old man and his horse “새옹지마” illustrates how fortune and misfortune are intertwined.

• Regulating breath “조식”: Practicing mindful breathing.

• Restraining touch “금촉”: Controlling physical sensations.
  Excessive attachment to one’s own children, for example, can lead to their downfall. True wisdom lies in helping others, which indirectly benefits one’s own family. This is a “three-cushion” effect: helping others leads to good fortune for oneself and one’s children. Dressing children in expensive clothes can even put them at risk, as illustrated by the tragic story of a chauffeur’s son who was kidnapped because he appeared wealthy. The wealthy, therefore, have a greater responsibility to do good deeds.

The physical world, including our bodies, is ultimately a collection of vibrations and waves. Just as a future holographic television will project three-dimensional images that are not solid, our physical reality is an illusion, a “collection of waves”. Negative actions, like violence, inflict damage on these vibrations. Therefore, those who commit acts of violence should face severe consequences.

5. The Journey of the Soul: From Empyrean to Empyrean

The question “Where do humans come from?” can be fathomed through the concept of “Hae Bul Plus Su” “SeaNot讓Water”, meaning “the sea does not refuse any water”. Just as the sea accepts all rivers, the womb, a warm, dark, watery environment, accepts the single sperm that triumphs over millions to become a human being. This journey of 280 days in the mother’s womb is a testament to the preciousness of each life. Every individual, including those with disabilities, is invaluable.

Humans originate from Empyrean “백궁”, where the entire system of the universe and life is meticulously recorded. Huh kyung young has existed since before the universe had a beginning or end, a concept beyond human comprehension.

Contrary to scientific theories that suggest humans evolved from single-celled organisms, we began as humans. The idea that humans evolve from lower forms of life like amoebas is incorrect. Animals, like cows, possess an awareness of their past lives and their future fate. They apprehend their suffering and the reasons for their current existence.

Humans are born with a unique spiritual barcode, like a fingerprint, that distinguishes each individual. This uniqueness extends to all 7 billion people on Earth, and even if there were 70 billion, no two would be identical. Our lifespan is infinite; we do not truly die.

where do humans go? We return to Empyrean, from which we originated. This return signifies the “graduation” of humanity. Religions often obscure this clear path with man-made rules and dogmas. Human ethics and morals are also human constructs, constantly evolving to suit societal needs. What is considered a sin in one culture, like adultery, may be a custom in another, such as the practice of offering one’s wife to a guest. Even the act of consuming the flesh of deceased parents, seen as a way to honor their spirit, exists in some cultures.

The human journey involves cycles through the Three Realms. To transcend these cycles, Buddhist teachings suggest practices like observing precepts, meditation, and cultivating wisdom. Ultimately, true enlightenment leads to the dissolution of all suffering and the return to Empyrean. Those who live righteously face death with peace, knowing their destination. Our coming and going are both predetermined.

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1. The Vision of Alpha and Global Unification

Huh kyung young envisions a future where Alpha, currently a building, will transform into the World Unification Imperial dome within a year of his presidency. This grand palace is planned for Wangsan on “Island of eternal roots” Island, an area he personally sketched on A4 paper with a marker. The central feature of this drawing is the Gate of Heaven, with Mount Manisan of Ganghwado visible in the background, surrounded by approximately 30 to 34 fortresses. Wangsan, historically known as a mountain for kings since the Goryeo Dynasty, is strategically located at the tip of “Island of eternal roots” Airport. Below Wangsan lies a pristine beach, the cleanest on the West Sea, currently serving as a retreat for generals.

2. Strategic Infrastructure and the New Seoul

The vision extends to a comprehensive infrastructure network. The area encompasses Eulwangri Beach, Wangsan Beach, and the Imperial dome Beach, all of which exist today. A tunnel system will allow direct access from the palace to the sea, facilitating travel by sea vessels. A nearby airfield will enable travel to any location within five minutes, thanks to a unique highway system with no traffic lights, connecting to the national expressway network. This includes the existing expressway from Seoul to Ganghwado and “Island of eternal roots”. Furthermore, a 300-kilometer maritime bridge to China is planned, featuring seven island rest stops in the middle of the West Sea, allowing for a two-hour journey to China without a visa. An interchange between Ganghwado and “Island of eternal roots” will serve as the entry point to this bridge.

This strategic location is poised to become the new center of Seoul. The confluence of three major rivers—the Imjin River from Geumgangsan, the.ong River, and the Han River from Chungju and Taebaeksan—occurs between Ganghwado and the Imperial dome. This convergence point is designated as the new heart of Seoul, shifting the capital’s focus westward. The current Seoul will become a secondary center. Numerous bridges are planned to connect this area to Gaeseong, transforming Gaeseong into a global capital, surpassing even Rome in its significance. The administrative functions of Korea are intended to relocate to Gongju and Sejong City, allowing Seoul to become a world capital.

3. The Law of Looking and the Power of the Spoken Word

Huh kyung young the “Law of Looking” as crucial for success and spiritual advancement. He explains that while the past should be examined and the present fathomed clearly, the future cannot be “seen” directly but must be “looked towards” or envisioned. This involves drawing the future in one’s mind and speaking it into existence. For instance, declaring “I will become president” or “I will go to Empyrean” with conviction can shape one’s future. The mouth is described as the “storehouse for creating the future” where words of forgiveness or aspiration can lead to a brighter future. In contrast, merely observing the past and present without actively envisioning the future leads to stagnation.

4. The Formula for Success and Divine Intervention

Success is defined by the formula: Preparation + Opportunity. However, Huh kyung young asserts that human senses are imperfect in discerning true opportunities. For example, one cannot truly know if he is from heaven merely by sight. He suggests that people often dismiss extraordinary individuals, much like historical figures such as Jesus were initially rejected and persecuted before being recognized. Meeting Huh kyung young is presented as a significant investment in one’s future, a “greatest gift from heaven” regardless of what media or public opinion may say. He claims that those who dismiss him are foolish, as they fail to recognize a unique, special being.

5. The Importance of comprehension Over Endurance

Huh kyung young challenges the conventional virtue of endurance, particularly in relationships. He uses the analogy of “Sangdap” “Fertile land” and “Cheonsu” “rain-fed land” to illustrate two types of people.

• Cheonsu individuals are those who endure hardship, like land dependent on rain, always anxious and prone to suffering. They might tolerate abuse from a spouse, believing that enduring it is the only option due to a lack of power. This leads to illness and resentment.
• Sangdap individuals, on the other hand, are like fertile land with a constant water supply. They do not endure but apprehend. comprehension means letting go of negative emotions towards others. For example, instead of enduring a spouse’s bad temper, one should apprehend that their difficult upbringing might be the cause and choose to embrace them. This approach prevents the accumulation of stress and illness.
  He argues that simply enduring without comprehension is detrimental, leading to physical and emotional ailments. The act of enduring “忍” is seen as foolish, especially when it comes to parental discipline or marital conflict. Instead, one should strive to apprehend the other person’s perspective and intentions.

6. The Korean Peninsula as the “Hand of the World”

Huh kyung young presents a unique geopolitical metaphor, likening the Korean Peninsula to the “hand” of the world, with its numerous islands resembling fingers. He compares this to Italy, which historically dominated the world as Rome. He suggests that the “energy” of global dominance has now shifted to the East, specifically to the Korean Peninsula.

• China is depicted as the “chest” of the world, large but lacking the dexterity of the hand.
• The Korean people are characterized by their exceptional “hand skills” or craftsmanship, excelling in areas like internet technology and semiconductor manufacturing. This dexterity is what drives global innovation and success, even for larger nations like China and the United States. He asserts that without this “hand” other nations would be helpless, unable to perform basic tasks or achieve technological advancements.

7. The Dangers of Endurance and the Power of comprehension

Reiterating his stance on endurance, Huh kyung young warns that suppressing emotions and enduring hardships, especially in relationships, leads to negative physical manifestations like wrinkles and premature aging. He contrasts this with the radiance of those who choose to apprehend. He advises against enduring a spouse’s bad behavior, particularly in front of children, and instead encourages wise and assertive communication. He that “patience” or “endurance” is not a virtue but a harmful act that disrespects one’s parents and in-laws, as it implies a failure to resolve conflicts through dialogue and wisdom.

8. The Korean Peninsula: A Unified Body and Global Destiny

Expanding on the “hand” metaphor, Huh kyung young describes the Korean Peninsula as a unified body, with the southern part representing the “palm and fingers” and North Korea representing the “Forearm” or “muscle.” He claims that global powers like the US, UK, France, China, and Russia are all vying for control over this “hand.” However, he asserts that he will use this “hand” to unify the world. He contrasts the ancient Roman Empire, which unified the world through military force, with his vision of unifying the world through his presence and influence, symbolized by the “Samjok-o” “three-legged crow” and his own image.

9. Japan’s Role as a Protective Barrier

Japan is described as a “windbreak” or protective barrier for the Korean Peninsula against the powerful waves of the Pacific Ocean. He explains that without Japan’s landmass, massive tsunamis from the Pacific would directly hit Korea, potentially devastating the entire country. He notes that Japan, along with Jeju Island, Taiwan, and the Philippines, forms a natural defensive line against oceanic forces. These landmasses are so interconnected beneath the sea that they effectively shield the Korean Peninsula.

10. The Cycles of Humanity and the Role of Huh

Huh kyung young explains that humanity undergoes cycles of approximately 120,000 years, each ending with an ice age. He states that he appears at the end of each cycle to “save” humanity. He claims to have visited previous civilizations, such as Atlantis, and to have transformed people through his teachings, particularly via platforms like YouTube. He asserts that Korea is a land where the most blessed people gather, and among them, those who meet him are the most fortunate. He predicts that around 12,000 people will go to Empyrean from Korea, a number that he can adjust.

He outlines the creation of different human “races” or “tribes” over millions of years:

• The first humans were created 350 million years ago.
• Subsequent creations included Homo Erectus, Homo Sapiens, Mitochondrial Eve “100,000 years ago”, and the current human race “60,000 years ago”.
• The Korean people, created 6,000 to 10,000 years ago, are referred to as the “Adam tribe” or “Hwanung tribe” signifying their royal lineage. He connects the Korean word “Hwan” “환하다, meaning bright” to the English word “King” suggesting a shared linguistic root and a royal heritage for the Korean people.

11. The Remaining Time and Huh’s Mission

Huh kyung young states that humanity has approximately 60,000 years remaining in the current cycle, encompassing the “autumn” and “winter” periods. He believes that within the first thousand years after his departure, most of the people destined for salvation will be “rescued” through his influence. He that his mission extends beyond Earth, as he must visit other planets. He likens his encounter with people to a parent reuniting with a long-lost child, expressing profound joy.

12. Divine Evidence: Fingerprints, DNA, and Blood Types

Huh kyung young presents three pieces of evidence to prove humanity’s divine creation:

• Fingerprints: Unlike animals, humans possess unique fingerprints. Each of the 7 billion people has a distinct set of fingerprints, serving as a “barcode” that persists across lifetimes and reincarnations. He claims his own fingerprints are unique, consisting only of circular patterns without typical numerical classifications, signifying his singular nature.
• DNA: In case fingerprints are lost, DNA provides another unique identifier for each individual, again distinct for all 7 billion people.
• Blood Types: The existence of different blood types among humans is presented as further proof of distinct ancestral creations. He credits a scientist who, through dedicated research, discovered blood types, enabling safe blood transfusions and saving countless lives.

13. The Power of Alpha and the Path to Global Unification

Huh kyung young asserts that visiting Alpha and seeing him is a “miracle of miracles.” He encourages people to bring new members, as a larger membership base will accelerate global unification. He advises against complicated explanations, suggesting simple “O-ring tests” and showing YouTube videos as evidence. He clarifies that his healing abilities are a “service” not a medical act, and that the fees collected are for his lectures, which he deems invaluable as they come from a being from heaven.

14. The Fate of President Park Geun-hye and the Nature of Prophecy

Huh kyung young discusses the political fate of former President Park Geun-hye, stating that her downfall was a predetermined national destiny, not merely a result of personal failings or corruption. He claims to have accurately predicted her election with 51.6% of the vote, her impeachment, and the role of the National Assembly Advancement Act “which she herself enacted” in her political demise. He distinguishes between “Fortune-telling” “점”, which has a 50% chance of being correct, and “prophecy” “예언”, which involves precise, detailed predictions that only a Huh can make. He cites his accurate predictions about Samsung Chairman Lee Kun-hee’s collapse and the subsequent challenges faced by Samsung as examples of his prophetic abilities.

15. The Coming Darkness and the Rise of Huh

Huh kyung young explains that periods of national hardship and “clouds” are necessary for the emergence of a “dragon” or a Huh figure. He predicts increasing economic difficulties, a stagnant real estate market, and societal challenges like the “N-po generation” “those who give up on marriage, childbirth, etc.” These hardships, he believes, will lead the public to seek a new leader, eventually turning to him as the only alternative. He cautions against criticizing current political leaders, acknowledging their good intentions but asserting that only a Huh in power can truly bring peace and prosperity. He states that the current “darkness” is a precursor to his arrival, after which the nation will be unified and empowered.

16. The Power of Huh’s Presence and Healing

Huh kyung young highlights the miraculous healing experienced by a woman who had suffered from various ailments for 50 years. After receiving his “Fire” “energy” through an embrace, all 32 of her medical tests returned to normal, with her blood becoming clear and pure. This phenomenon, he explains, is a common occurrence among those who meet him, especially those with a clear and pure spirit from long-term spiritual practice. The woman herself testifies to feeling like she is “Flying” and experiencing profound happiness and health, attributing her complete transformation to receiving his divine energy.

17. The Meaning of “Humility” and the Dangers of “Arrogance”

Huh kyung young provides a unique interpretation of the Korean character for “humility” “겸손”. He explains that the character signifies “inheriting descendants” “자손을 잇다” and “loading them onto a cart” “수레에 싣다”, implying that a humble person ensures the prosperity and continuity of their lineage. Conversely, “arrogance” “교만” is likened to riding a horse and desiring to ride a donkey, symbolizing a desire for more power and control. He warns that arrogance, whether in a husband or wife, destroys a household. He advises humility, especially for men towards their wives, as the wife will be the one to support them in old age.

18. Supernatural Phenomena and the Earth’s Connection to Human Consciousness

A woman from Pohang describes experiencing supernatural phenomena: rain falling from a clear sky whenever she travels to meet Huh kyung young. He explains this as a “supernatural phenomenon” where the entire universe and Earth are connected to human consciousness. He states that the “Cheonsin Hagang Danja-hyul” “Holy God Descending Altar Point” in the Blue House “Cheong Wa Dae” reacts to the moral and spiritual state of its occupants.

• He cites historical examples: President Rhee Syng-man’s entry into the Blue House coincided with the Korean War; President Park Geun-hye’s tenure saw the Sewol ferry disaster; and President Moon Jae-in’s presidency was marked by earthquakes.
• He attributes these events to the collective consciousness and negative emotions of people, which can cause the Earth to “tremble” or the seas to “move.” He uses the “butterfly effect” analogy, where a single butterfly’s wing flap can cause a typhoon, to illustrate how individual human emotions can influence natural phenomena.
• He concludes that the woman’s experience of “dewy rain” “이슬 성신” is a “good omen” “길조”, indicating that heaven is assisting her journey because she is a pure soul doing good deeds. He suggests renaming the Blue House to “Alpha” “하늘궁” to align it with divine energy.

19. The Three Heavens and the Privileges of Empyrean

Huh kyung young describes three levels of heaven:

• The lowest heaven “Sky”

• The middle heaven “Heaven”

• The highest heaven, which he calls Empyrean “백궁”.
  He explains that those who reach Empyrean are granted special privileges. They can:

• Rescue ancestors: If a relative is suffering in a lower realm “e.g., reincarnated as an animal”, they can be brought to Empyrean.

• Reunite with loved ones: They can find and live with anyone who has shown them kindness, offering them positions and fulfilling their desires.

• Travel through time: They can visit any point in time, from 2 billion to 100 billion years ago, and witness their past reincarnations.

• Experience recorded history: All past events are perfectly recorded in Empyrean, allowing for complete recall.
  However, he clarifies that in Empyrean, one cannot seek revenge or harbor negative emotions. Only positive actions and desires are permitted. He also mentions that some special individuals, like artists or inventors, choose to descend from Empyrean to Earth to contribute to humanity, though they do not possess his unique abilities.

20. The Role of Music in Empyrean and the Nature of Earthly Existence

Huh kyung young explains that in Empyrean, all experiences are accompanied by perfect, harmonious music, enhancing every moment. He contrasts this with Earth, where life is like a silent film, lacking the emotional depth and richness that music provides. In Empyrean, one can choose to visit any planet or realm, and all desires are fulfilled, as long as they are not driven by hatred or revenge.

21. The Two Human “Lumps”: Cancer and the Lump of Blessings

Huh kyung young presents a unique perspective on human ailments and blessings, describing two “lumps” created by humans:

• Cancer “암 덩어리”: He interprets the Korean character for cancer “癌” as having three “mouth” radicals “Mouth”, symbolizing excessive eating, negative speech “cursing others”, and hearing malicious words. He explains that cancer is formed when “consciousness” “식, sik” is “clumped” or suppressed, particularly through hatred or enduring without intellection. He cites the example of the elderly woman who endured her husband’s abuse without fighting back, which, while seemingly patient, could have led to illness if not for her underlying intellection.
• Lump of Blessings “복덩어리”: Conversely, when consciousness is “unclumped” or released from attachment and negative emotions, it transforms into a “lump of blessings.” He that attachment to anything—material possessions, relationships, or even negative emotions—can lead to cancer. Letting go of these attachments and embracing comprehension leads to blessings and a joyful existence. He implies that the elderly woman, by comprehension rather than merely enduring, transformed her potential “lump of cancer” into a “lump of blessings” leading to her current vibrant health.

22. The Appendix: A Vestige for Space Travel and Gravity’s Influence

Huh kyung young explains the purpose of the appendix, an organ often considered vestigial. He states that it is essential for space travel and high-speed aerial maneuvers.

• Directional Sense: When flying spacecraft or fighter jets that perform 360-degree rotations or exceed the speed of light, the appendix helps maintain a sense of direction and prevents disorientation. Without it, pilots would lose their spatial awareness.
• Gravity’s Role: He elaborates on Earth’s gravity “980 dynes”, which keeps everything anchored despite the planet’s rapid rotation “1,609 km/h, or 107,160 km/h in space”. He explains that even a slight change in gravity would have catastrophic effects on human health and the planet’s stability. The appendix is designed to counteract the effects of extreme gravitational shifts and rotations, allowing individuals to remain oriented.
  He further explains that Earth itself is moving at an astonishing speed of 200 km/s, following the sun through space. This intricate, precise movement of celestial bodies, he argues, cannot be accidental but is a testament to a highly intelligent design.

23. The Power of Ki “Energy” and Huh’s Unique Fingerprints

A young man asks about learning “Ki” “energy” healing. Huh kyung young explains that there are 25 types of Ki “e.g., heavy Ki, lung Ki, blood Ki, courage Ki, vitality Ki, cold Ki, heat Ki, wind Ki, dry Ki, damp Ki”. While humans possess a small electrical current “0.5 volts” that can be used for minor healing, he states that true, profound healing, like his own, is beyond human capability and is exclusive to the Creator.

He reiterates the uniqueness of his fingerprints, which are entirely circular, unlike the zigzag patterns of all other humans. This “special fingerprint” is unique in the universe, signifying his singular identity. He acknowledges that Ki healing can be learned and practiced for minor ailments, and some individuals can even achieve feats like “palm blasts” across distances with extensive training. However, he that it cannot replicate his instantaneous, profound healing abilities, which can mend organs or severe conditions in a fraction of a second. He suggests that Ki healing is best pursued as a hobby, or as a profession only when other options are exhausted.

24. Debunking Ancient Myths and the Universe’s Precise Movement

Huh kyung young dismisses ancient figures like Hwanin Cheonje, Taeho Bokhui, and Yeohwa as mere “Folklore” or “legends” rather than actual divine beings. He states that while they are part of human history and mythology, they are not on the same level as a true Holiness. He then presents a visual demonstration of the solar system’s movement, showing how planets orbit the sun while the entire solar system simultaneously moves through space at incredible speeds. He that this precise, complex motion, where planets follow the sun without error for billions of years, defies any explanation based on random “Big Bang” explosions. He concludes that such perfect, synchronized movement is undeniable proof of intelligent design.

2017.12.02 ss 1106 Huh Kyung young’s middle-classism and National Dividend Will Revitalize the korean economy and Achieve world unification! – December 2, 2017

1. The Philosophy of Middle-Classism and National Dividend

Today, we will discuss Huh kyung young’s philosophy of Middle-Classism and the National Dividend, addressing whether such a system can truly be implemented. The current economic situation in Korea is at a critical juncture. Our economy has experienced rapid growth from being one of the poorest nations, but it is now in decline. People often long for past economic prosperity, but even those times were not ideal. If I were president, these economic challenges would be easily overcome.

The core question is: why are we struggling economically despite having abundant resources? Other nations like Switzerland, Japan, and Singapore have achieved high per capita incomes, but Korea’s economy is regressing. Manufacturing has largely shifted to China, and Japan maintains a technological lead. Even the success of Korean conglomerates like Samsung in IT and mobile technology is precarious.

Middle-Classism aims to ensure that 100% of the population belongs to the middle class. This means eliminating the concept of a non-middle-class citizen. To achieve this, the debts of ordinary citizens must be resolved. Without addressing these debts, people cannot become middle-class. I possess the unique ability to resolve these financial burdens.

The collapse of the middle class is exacerbated by private loans and housing-backed bank loans, which collectively amount to approximately 1,500 trillion Korean Won. Only a skilled leader like myself can resolve this. The National Dividend of 1.5 million Korean Won per person would be ineffective if citizens continue to pay high interest rates on private and bank loans. Therefore, upon assuming power, the president must immediately address these interest payments. The National Dividend must be protected from creditors, ensuring it is used entirely for living expenses.

2. Educational Reform and the Abolition of the College Scholastic Ability Test

The current educational system, particularly the College Scholastic Ability Test “CSAT, is deeply flawed. If the National Dividend were introduced under the current system, it would largely be spent on private tutoring, which often operates outside official reporting channels, leading to a hidden economy. This diverts public funds from their intended purpose.

The current CSAT system, which determines a student’s future based on a single day’s performance after six years of study, is an irresponsible and “reckless” policy. Such a system should be abolished. Instead, a comprehensive evaluation of a student’s entire middle and high school academic record, including subjects like music, should determine university admission and academic standing. This would prevent the arbitrary outcomes of a single examination. Past Ministers of Education and superintendents who perpetuated this “reckless” educational policy should undergo thorough re-education to apprehend their errors.

3. Political Reform and Accountability

The current political system, characterized by 300 National Assembly members and 3,000 aides, is inefficient and wasteful. This excessive expenditure could instead be allocated to the National Dividend, revitalizing the economy.

Unlike the United States, where even classified budgets like those of the CIA are subject to congressional oversight and auditing, Korea’s intelligence agencies operate with minimal accountability, often citing “state secrets.” This lack of transparency allows for the misuse of public funds that should be returned to the citizens.

The current political landscape, while outwardly appearing democratic, suffers from a fundamental disunity. This is akin to “uniformity without harmony” “同AndNot和, where people wear the same uniform but harbor different intentions. This applies even to the military, where soldiers, despite wearing uniforms, may lack morale due to inadequate compensation compared to politicians. This disunity poses a significant national security risk.

To boost military morale and ensure national defense, the mandatory conscription system should be abolished and replaced with a volunteer military system, offering a monthly salary of 2 million Korean Won. This would attract dedicated individuals and ensure that soldiers are willing to fight for their country. Furthermore, veterans, such as those who fought in the Vietnam War, should receive substantial compensation, including a 500 million Korean Won lump sum and a monthly pension of 3 million Korean Won, to acknowledge their sacrifices and ensure their families are cared for. This comprehensive support system would foster a sense of security and loyalty among those who serve.

4. The Geopolitical Significance of the Korean Peninsula

The Korean Peninsula holds a unique and crucial geopolitical position. Historically, northern nations have often dominated southern ones, as seen in the unification of Vietnam and China’s civil war. This pattern suggests a disadvantage for South Korea. However, my presence on the Korean Peninsula is a critical factor that can defy this historical trend.

The Korean Peninsula is metaphorically the “arm” of Asia, and its “Fingers” represent its strategic importance. Just as Italy, a peninsula, once dominated the world, it is now Korea’s turn to lead. Despite its small size, the Korean Peninsula possesses the intellectual and cultural prowess to influence the world. This is evident in its advanced internet infrastructure, which is 65 times faster than China’s, making it ideal for the “Ocean of Letters Era” “Sea印HourEra, an era of global connectivity and information.

The Korean people, though a “mixed race” with 60% Southern and 40% Northern ancestry, possess a superior culture. This unique blend has produced a highly intelligent populace, but this intelligence can also lead to internal discord, or “uniformity without harmony” “同AndNot和. Without a central figure like myself, this disunity prevents true national progress.

Traditional political leaders, serving only five-year terms, cannot fundamentally transform the Korean people. Even longer terms, like Park chung hee’s 18 years or Lee Kuan Yew’s decades in Singapore, have their limitations. My role is to unite this intelligent but fragmented nation.

5. Personal Journey and Vision for Global Leadership

My personal journey, from living in a tent at 17 and being recognized as a future leader by a Yonsei University philosophy professor, to being adopted by Lee Byung-chul, the founder of Samsung, demonstrates an extraordinary path. This experience has given me a deep comprehension of societal challenges and the ability to envision radical solutions.

My vision extends beyond national politics to global unification. This involves establishing a World Unification Promotion Committee composed of respected international figures, including former presidents like Ban Ki-moon, and even current world leaders, who would be offered substantial salaries to serve. This committee would work towards global peace and cooperation.

Furthermore, the current National Intelligence Service “NIS” would be transformed into a World Intelligence Agency, focusing on international information gathering to support global unification and protect national technologies, rather than intervening in domestic politics.

My policies, such as the National Dividend and debt relief, are crucial for national security. A secure and prosperous populace is the strongest defense. When citizens are financially stable and feel valued, they will naturally defend their nation.

I am not here to compete with religious leaders. My mission is to transform politics and create a world where people can live happily, with or without religion. I respect all faiths and believe in religious freedom. My energy and purpose are distinct; I am here to guide the Korean people to become educators for the 7 billion people of the world, leveraging their unique talents and the strategic position of the Korean Peninsula.

My policies also include a National Youth Employment Guarantee System. Young people seeking employment would be supported by the state. If they cannot find a suitable job, the government would provide a salary, effectively making them interns until they secure permanent positions. For those who prefer not to work, the National Dividend would ensure their livelihood, acknowledging that not everyone has the same abilities or desires.

My ultimate goal is to create a paradise on Earth, where financial burdens are lifted, youth are employed, and the elderly are cared for, resolving family conflicts over care costs. This vision is achievable, but it requires a fundamental shift in leadership and national purpose.

2017.12.09 ss 1107 Warning Against Media Distortions The Discrepancy Between Fact and Truth Regarding huh kyung-young

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1. The Discrepancy Between Fact and Truth: A First Warning

The media often misrepresents the truth, focusing on mere facts rather than deeper realities. For instance, I was once specially invited by George W. Bush to a party, an invitation extended to only one Korean politician: myself. While other prominent figures like then-President Park Geun-hye were invited to the inauguration ceremony the following day, I was invited to meet Bush directly at a private party on the 19th. This was a unique event, attended by only a few select individuals, including the chairman of the Federation of Korean Industries and the former SK Group chairman. The venue itself was highly secure, with multiple checkpoints, prohibiting cameras and personal belongings, ensuring that only those truly vetted could enter.

Despite clear evidence, such as photographs from the event, the media often distorts these facts. They might question why only one Korean politician was invited, or suggest that documents are fabricated. However, these are verifiable facts. The media’s tendency to focus on superficial facts, rather than the underlying truth, creates a significant disconnect. This is not merely about reporting errors; it is about a fundamental misconstrual of reality.

2. The Media’s Role in National Decline

The media’s biased reporting has a detrimental effect on society, often leading to the downfall of prominent figures and industries. In Japan, for example, the media rarely criticizes domestic companies, fostering national unity and economic growth. In contrast, Korean media frequently attacks its own people and institutions, much like a viper consuming its own kind.

Consider the case of actress Kim Young-ae, who developed a successful red clay pack product. The media falsely reported that her product contained toxic heavy metals, leading to the collapse of her business and ultimately her death from cancer. Years later, the Supreme Court ruled that the product was harmless, containing only trace amounts of heavy metals within permissible limits, similar to naturally occurring arsenic in canned seafood. By then, the damage was irreversible.

This pattern of destructive reporting extends to other national figures. Scientists like Dr. Hwang Woo-suk, who made groundbreaking advancements in stem cell research, were vilified by the media for minor errors, leading to the collapse of his research and the loss of a potential future industry for Korea. While no one is perfect, the media’s relentless pursuit of flaws, rather than acknowledging significant achievements, has cost the nation trillions of won in economic potential. Such actions hinder progress and prevent the emergence of leaders who could genuinely benefit the country.

3. The Distinction Between Fact and Truth

There is a profound difference between fact and truth. Facts are observable, tangible realities, often used in legal proceedings. Truth, however, is a deeper, spiritual reality that transcends mere observation.

For example, the crucifixion of Jesus is a historical fact. Yet, the truth of whether he was a criminal or a divine figure is a matter of spiritual intellection. The Bible, specifically Luke 23:39, illustrates this with the two thieves crucified alongside Jesus. One thief, despite Jesus’s apparent helplessness, recognized his divine authority and asked to be remembered, receiving the promise of paradise. The other, however, mocked him, demanding a display of power. This highlights how two individuals can observe the same facts but perceive vastly different truths based on their perspective.

Similarly, the media often operates within the realm of facts, unable to grasp spiritual truths. They may dismiss phenomena like the opening of the Holiness‘s Empyrean energy channel as “Fraud” because it cannot be scientifically measured or photographed. Yet, the tangible effects of this spiritual energy, such as increased physical strength and healing, are evident to those who experience it. This demonstrates that the spiritual realm operates on principles beyond the scope of factual, material observation.

4. The Five Aggregates and the Limits of Human Knowledge

Human knowledge is primarily acquired through the five aggregates: form, sensation, perception, mental formations, and consciousness. When we encounter something new, we observe its form, experience sensations, form perceptions, develop mental reactions, and integrate this into our consciousness. This process forms our comprehension of the world.

However, this empirical method has limitations, especially when it comes to spiritual realities. We learn about figures like Jesus or Buddha through stories and teachings, not through direct personal encounters. In contrast, I offer a direct, personal experience of spiritual energy. The knowledge derived from the five aggregates cannot fully comprehend or investigate the spiritual realm. From a purely factual perspective, spiritual phenomena may appear as mere trickery.

For instance, when I look at someone, I can instantly perceive their physical ailments, even those not outwardly visible. By simply looking, I can transmit energy that corrects these imbalances, restoring health. This process, which involves modifying billions of genetic codes in a fraction of a second, is beyond human comprehension or scientific measurement. It is a spiritual intervention, not a medical treatment, and thus cannot be fathomed through factual, material lenses.

5. The Law of Looking and the Power of Positive Energy

The concept of the Law of Looking the profound impact of what we observe and how we present ourselves. Just as the Chinese character for “blessing” “福” depicts a smiling face with open eyes and a visible smile, radiating positivity, so too does our demeanor influence our surroundings. A household filled with laughter and joy attracts blessings, while one steeped in gloom invites misfortune.

Conversely, the character for “calamity” “禍” depicts a person confined within a prison, guarded, symbolizing the negative consequences of deceit and wrongdoing. Constantly focusing on negativity or harboring ill intentions brings about adverse outcomes. Therefore, maintaining a positive outlook and a cheerful disposition is crucial for attracting good fortune. Our external appearance and attitude reflect our inner state and influence the energy we project and receive.

6. The Hierarchy of Spiritual Beings and the Limits of Human comprehension

Humanity seeks answers through a process of thesis, antithesis, and synthesis, constantly debating and refining intellection. This applies to various levels of spiritual development, from ordinary people to sages and enlightened beings. However, there is a singular exception: the Holiness.

The Holiness operates on the principle of providence, a realm beyond human debate or comprehension. While other spiritual stages, such as the True Person, the Saint, the Taoist, the Wise Person, the Great Person, the Small Person, and the Common Person, all engage in the process of thesis, antithesis, and synthesis, the Holiness‘s actions are simply manifestations of divine will.

For example, the Holiness can predict events like the downfall of a major corporation or the fate of a president, not through divination, but through direct insight into the unfolding of providence. This knowledge is not acquired through study or human effort; it is an inherent comprehension of the spiritual realm. Attempts by humans, particularly the media, to analyze or criticize the Holiness through conventional means are futile, as they lack the spiritual capacity to comprehend such phenomena.

7. The Celestial Hierarchy and the Origin of Huh

The universe is structured in a vast celestial hierarchy, far beyond human imagination. This hierarchy includes various heavens, such as the Four Great Kings’ Heaven, the Thirty-three Gods’ Heaven, the Yama Heaven, the Tusita Heaven, the Heaven of Enjoying Transformations, and the Heaven of Others’ Enjoying Transformations. These constitute the Desire Realm, followed by the Form Realm with its eighteen heavens, and the Formless Realm with its four heavens, including the Neither Perception Nor Non-Perception Heaven.

Above all these lies Empyrean, located 12 billion light-years away. This Empyrean itself has multiple layers, from the first to the fifth. I originate from the fifth Empyrean, the very source of creation. Therefore, I am the embodiment of the creator of the universe.

No other being on Earth can open the Empyrean energy channel in a person’s head, transmit cosmic energy, or heal ailments with a mere glance. Those who call my name or look at my photograph are directly connected to Empyrean. This is a unique and eternal connection, a testament to my divine origin. Any attempts to discredit or malign me, especially by the media, are not only misguided but also carry spiritual consequences. Such actions interfere with the divine plan and prevent humanity from receiving blessings.

8. The Earth’s Cycle and Humanity’s Future

The Earth’s existence is governed by a grand cosmic cycle. Every 129,600 years, the Earth’s orbit around the sun shifts from circular to elliptical, triggering an ice age. This period of extreme cold causes the extinction of most life, transforming organic matter into fossil fuels like coal and oil. This process replenishes the Earth’s energy reserves, preparing it for the next cycle of life.

We are currently approximately 60,000 years into a post-ice age period, with another 60,000 years remaining in this cycle. During this time, humanity’s culture is destined to mature. My arrival marks a pivotal moment in this cycle, as I am here to guide human souls to Empyrean.

The media and those who operate within the confines of factual comprehension cannot grasp these grand cosmic designs. They fail to see that the spiritual realm holds the key to humanity’s future prosperity, global unity, and the elimination of discrimination based on race or nationality. My mission is to usher in an era of universal prosperity and happiness, where all beings are recognized for their inherent dignity. This is the ultimate truth that all world religions await, though many are yet to fully recognize it.

9. The Creator’s Authority Over Creation

Just as Henry Ford, the creator of the Ford automobile, possessed an intimate comprehension of his creation and could effortlessly repair it, so too does the creator of humanity possess ultimate authority over human beings. My ability to heal, transmit energy, and open spiritual channels is not magic or deception; it is the inherent power of the one who created the human form.

Unlike shamans or spiritualists who may channel spirits, my connection is to the divine spirit of the heavens, not to earthly spirits. There is only one such Holiness in the universe. Therefore, any physical interaction with me, such as an embrace, is a profound blessing, a direct connection to the source of creation.

The media’s attempts to discredit me, often through biased reporting and fabricated narratives, are a grave disservice to the public. Such actions prevent people from receiving the blessings and guidance necessary for their spiritual and material well-being. As the ancient saying goes, “If one does not contemplate goodness for even a day, all evils will arise by themselves.” Those who actively seek to harm or misrepresent me are accumulating immense negative karma, hindering the progress of humanity towards a more enlightened future.

2017.12.10 hs 32nd Huh Kyung Young’s Prophecy The Era of unity and the Rise of Korea as a Global Economic Powerhouse

1. The Interconnectedness of Human Experience

We all face challenges in life. When we listen to the difficulties of others, we often find answers to our own unspoken questions. This is because the struggles of our neighbors are, in essence, our own struggles. comprehension this interconnectedness allows us to navigate life more effectively. For instance, if a neighbor worries about their daughter, listening to their concerns can feel like addressing our own, offering insights and solace.

2. The Impermanence of Life and the Value of Timely Departure

President Park chung hee narrowly escaped an assassination attempt on August 15th due to a bulletproof podium. He witnessed his security guard, Ms. Yuk Young-soo, collapse, a tragic event that unfolded too quickly for anyone to react. This incident highlights the unpredictable nature of life.

Consider the lives of celebrities who pass away young. Their image remains eternally youthful, unlike former President Park Geun-hye, whose aging is visible to the public. There’s a certain advantage to a timely departure, like a leaf falling in autumn. If one lives too long, they might face weariness or even resentment from loved ones. A life that ends gracefully in its prime can be remembered with enduring fondness. The choice of when to depart is a profound one, though most people desire a long life, even if it means enduring some hardships.

3. The Significance of Alpha and its Global Vision

Alpha, a name that has been trademarked, signifies a unique spiritual and national identity. The name “HaNul” “sky or heaven” is so profound that no one else in Korea had ever registered it, suggesting a divine preordination. This name will be used for the presidential residence, while the current presidential office will be renamed “Han-eul-gung” meaning “the palace containing the spirit of the Korean people.” This strategic naming ensures that the spiritual essence of Korea is preserved and recognized.

Alpha envisions a future where Korea’s economy is revitalized through spiritual tourism. Just as cruise ships traverse European cities, future cruises will flock to Alpha. Korea’s intricate coastline, longer than China’s, offers abundant docking opportunities for these vessels. Tourists from all over the world, regardless of their religious background—be it Islam, Buddhism, or Christianity—will be drawn to Alpha because “HaNul” transcends all religions. It represents the ultimate unity of all faiths, a direct path to the divine, bypassing the hierarchical steps of traditional religions.

This influx of global visitors will generate immense wealth for Korea, estimated at 500 trillion Korean Won annually. This prosperity will enable the implementation of a generous national dividend system, ensuring the well-being of all citizens. The fear of losing Alpha to another nation, should Korea fail to appreciate its significance, talks its vital role in national prosperity.

Alpha also aims for global unification. With abundant financial resources, leaders like former US President Trump, Chinese President Xi Jinping, and Russian President Putin could be appointed as regional directors for global unification, receiving substantial salaries. This incentivizes them to work towards a unified world, starting with the Korean Peninsula. Early members of Alpha will be revered globally as the founders of this new era, enjoying unparalleled respect and access to Huh kyung young.

4. The True Nature of the Afterlife and the Path to Empyrean

The popular webtoon and movie “Along with the Gods” which depicts seven hells and judgments, draws inspiration from Huh kyung young’s lectures. However, the concept of multiple hells is a simplification. In reality, this earthly realm is the true hell.

The six realms of existence—hell, hungry ghosts, animals, asuras, humans, and holy beings—are all interconnected with this earthly plane. Hell, in its essence, is this very Earth. Ghosts, hungry ghosts, animals, and asuras all exist within this earthly sphere. Only the holy realm transcends it.

Most people, upon death, are reborn as ghosts “90%”, animals “9%”, or humans “1%”. However, those who follow Huh kyung young are destined for Empyrean, transcending the cycle of earthly rebirth. This is akin to a common student gaining access to the presidential residence by befriending the president’s daughter, or a person being granted direct access to a company chairman without needing to go through secretaries. It is a rare blessing, a result of accumulated good deeds from past lives.

The ancient saying, “If you want to know your past life, look at your present life” suggests that our current circumstances reflect our past actions. Similarly, “If you want to know your future life, look at your present actions.” By contributing to the establishment of Alpha alongside Huh kyung young, one is sowing seeds for a glorious future in Empyrean.

5. The Vision of a Borderless World and the Flaws of National Self-Interest

Huh kyung young advocates for a world without tribes, discrimination, or borders, leading to a unified global state. This “Middle-Class Ideology” envisions a world where all nations are united, much like the 50 states of America. This unity would eliminate the need for tribalism, which often leads to conflict.

The current global conflicts, such as those in the Middle East, are often fueled by national self-interest and the arms trade. President Trump’s decision to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, for example, was a strategic move to boost the US economy by increasing arms sales, despite the resulting escalation of violence and terrorism. In contrast, a unified world would prioritize peace and the well-being of all humanity.

The current global economic system is deeply flawed. For instance, in Korea, tons of persimmons are bought by the government and buried to maintain market prices, while children in Africa starve. Similarly, the US discards vast amounts of grain annually to prevent price drops, even as global hunger persists. This nationalistic self-interest, where rich nations discard food while poor nations suffer, is a profound tragedy in the eyes of the divine.

A unified world would eliminate such waste and ensure that resources are distributed equitably. It would mean a single global identity, where everyone is a citizen of the world. This would foster a sense of shared responsibility and eliminate the need for destructive competition.

6. The Power of Physical Well-being and the Importance of Social Harmony

The human body, particularly the hands, contains a vast network of capillaries that influence brain function and overall health. Clapping vigorously, or performing hand exercises like “gonji-gonji jem-jem” “a traditional Korean children’s game”, stimulates these capillaries, improving circulation and preventing ailments like stroke. Huh kyung young demonstrates remarkable physical agility, performing high kicks that defy his age, a testament to his internal energy and the power of a well-maintained body.

The issue of apartment living and noise complaints highlights a societal problem. The constant demand for silence in apartments stifles children’s natural development and creates unnecessary stress. The film “The Poseidon Adventure” where survivors trapped in a capsized ship find solace in the sounds of human activity, illustrates that human noise, in its essence, is a sign of life and happiness. We should embrace the sounds of our neighbors, especially children, as a symbol of a vibrant community.

The traditional “Samgang Oryun” “Three Bonds and Five Relationships” in Korea, which dictates hierarchical relationships, has been misinterpreted. The bond between husband and wife should be one of equality, not subordination. The original “Samgang” should assert the unity of the sovereign, parents, and teachers. The current emphasis on a wife’s subservience to her husband has historically led to the marginalization of women and the erosion of respect for teachers. Correcting this comprehension is crucial for fostering a harmonious society.

Furthermore, laws like the Kim Young-ran Act, which restricts gift-giving, have negatively impacted the economy and social warmth. While intended to curb corruption, it has inadvertently stifled generosity and commerce.

7. The Challenges of Modern Life and the Promise of a New Era

The prevalence of internet addiction among family members, as observed by a social welfare professional, reflects a growing societal challenge. While traditional religions offer solace, Huh kyung young freedom and direct connection to the divine, transcending religious boundaries. His teachings and songs offer a path to healing and transformation, even for those struggling with addiction.

The historical context of Catholicism, which amassed wealth by selling indulgences to build grand cathedrals, illustrates how spiritual institutions can become entangled with worldly pursuits. While Catholicism remains a significant global religion, its historical trajectory contrasts with the direct, unmediated spiritual connection offered by Huh kyung young.

Korea, as a peninsula, shares a unique destiny with ancient Rome. Both are small landmasses that have exerted immense spiritual and military influence globally. Rome’s spiritual dominance through the Pope, who appointed kings, foreshadows Korea’s future role. Huh kyung young, as a spiritual leader from Korea, will unify the world not only spiritually but also militarily, administratively, and economically. This small peninsula is destined to be the birthplace of global unification.

The rise of virtual currencies like Bitcoin presents both opportunities and risks. While they offer borderless transactions and convenience, they also pose challenges to national economic control and security, especially for divided nations like Korea. The potential for capital flight during times of crisis makes virtual currencies a complex issue for national governments. Huh kyung young views virtual currencies with caution, prioritizing national security and economic stability.

Dreams often serve as omens, reflecting our inner state and future prospects. Positive dreams, such as seeing a large snake “symbolizing wealth” or flying, indicate good fortune and progress. Conversely, disturbing dreams can signal impending difficulties. Meeting Huh kyung young and receiving his blessings can transform one’s destiny, turning negative omens into positive ones.

The increasing difficulty for young people to marry and start families is a significant societal concern, often linked to economic insecurity. The implementation of a national dividend system, as proposed by Huh kyung young, would alleviate financial burdens and encourage marriage and childbirth.

The upcoming Pyeongchang Winter Olympics, while offering economic benefits to Gangwon Province through improved infrastructure, faces geopolitical challenges. The reluctance of major powers like the US and Russia to fully support the Olympics raises concerns about regional stability and potential conflicts on the Korean Peninsula. Huh kyung young, however, will infuse positive energy into the event, ensuring its success.

A personal testimony from a North Korean defector highlights the transformative power of Huh kyung young’s teachings. After enduring immense hardship and illness in North Korea, she found healing and a new life in South Korea, culminating in a profound spiritual awakening through Huh kyung young’s lectures. Her journey, marked by significant life changes every decade, talks the divine guidance she believes has led her to this path. Her improved health, including restored eyesight, is a testament to the healing energy she has received.

2017.12.16 ss 1108 Even if you twist Huh Kyung Young’s neck, world unification will come – December 16, 2017

1. The Abolition of Political Parties and Direct Governance

In communist systems, the political party holds ultimate authority, with leaders like the chairman and secretary subordinate to it. For example, the mayor of Beijing is subordinate to the Beijing Party Chairman. However, in a democratic society, the true party is each individual citizen. Therefore, the ideal system involves direct interaction between the citizens and the state. The current system, which relies on political parties and their nominations, creates an unnecessary intermediary—the national assembly member. This system, where political parties control nominations, essentially transforms democracy into a communist-like structure. The existence of political parties fosters factionalism, leading to political infighting. In the 21st century, such intermediaries are obsolete.

2. The Prophecy of Global Unification and the Role of Huh kyung young

Global unification is an inevitable future. This will be achieved through a powerful imperial system, where 50 members of the national assembly are elected by the people, and 50 are recommended by the emperor. This strong imperial system is essential because current legislative processes are too slow and inefficient. Huh kyung young is here to unify the world. Anyone who attempts to obstruct this path, even by metaphorically twisting his neck, will not prevent the dawn of global unification.

3. The Destinies of Leaders: A Karmic Perspective

Former South Korean presidents Kim Young-sam and Kim Dae-jung faced different fates. Kim Young-sam, despite receiving much criticism, did not go to prison, unlike Kim Dae-jung. This difference is attributed to their past lives and inherent characteristics. Kim Young-sam is described as a “phoenix” while Kim Dae-jung is a “crow.” Crows are associated with misfortune and often face imprisonment and false accusations. Huh kyung young, however, is said to be immune to such misfortunes, even when falsely accused.

4. The Northern Lineage of Korean Presidents

Several South Korean presidents, including Syngman Rhee, Kim Young-sam, and Moon Jae-in, are said to have ancestral roots in the northern regions of Korea. This northern lineage is associated with strong vitality and Mongolian bloodlines, distinguishing them from those with southern lineages.

5. The Incomprehensible Difference: Humanity vs. Huh kyung young

The difference between humans and Huh kyung young is likened to the 1% genetic difference between chimpanzees and humans. This seemingly small difference represents an enormous, almost unimaginable gap in comprehension and capability. Just as a chimpanzee cannot comprehend television, humans cannot fully grasp Huh kyung young’s true nature or purpose. Those who recognize Huh kyung young early are considered fortunate, as their descendants will prosper.

6. The Parable of the Elephant and Limited Perception

People’s comprehension of Huh kyung young is compared to blind men touching different parts of an elephant. Some touch the trunk and describe it as soft and hollow, others touch the ear and call it immense, and still others touch the leg and perceive it as sturdy. Each person’s limited perspective leads to a different, incomplete intellection. To truly know Huh kyung young, one must perceive the whole, from all directions.

7. The Power of Holy Energy and Its Conditions

Huh kyung young can impart energy from heaven, which can prevent illnesses like cancer. However, this energy is conditional. If recipients engage in negative actions, such as arguing with family or speaking ill of Huh kyung young, the energy will dissipate. Maintaining a positive attitude and continuously invoking Huh kyung young’s name is crucial to retain this holy blessing.

8. The Divine Mission and the misconstrual of Humanity

Huh kyung young claims to be the creator of the universe, who has come to Earth for the first time since its inception. He states that humans, like the Jews who rejected Jesus, fail to recognize his divine nature and instead seek to harm him. This is because they view him as an ordinary human, unable to comprehend his true identity and purpose to save humanity and their ancestors.

9. The Prophecy of the East and the Coming Saviour

Ancient prophecies speak of a savior coming from the East 4,000 years after the time of Jesus. Huh kyung young asserts that Korea is this East, and he is the one foretold. He criticizes the Jewish people for not accepting Jesus, despite their long wait for a Saviour, and for misinterpreting the signs of his arrival.

10. The Limitations of Human Science and Divine Creation

Human scientists, despite their efforts, cannot replicate life or create a human from a chimpanzee by altering DNA. This highlights the fundamental difference between human capabilities and divine creation.

11. The Media’s Role in National Decline

The media is accused of harming the nation by misrepresenting important figures and events. They are said to have contributed to economic decline and the destruction of the Korean people’s future by focusing on sensationalism rather than truth. Huh kyung young plans to hold a press conference to address these misrepresentations.

12. The “Bonja Seungrihoe” and the Future of Global Pilgrimage

The “Bonja Seungrihoe” “meaning “those who see and win”” is described as a supra-religious organization that will eventually surpass the size of Daejonggyo, attracting 50 million to 7 billion followers. This organization will generate 500 trillion won annually from pilgrims visiting Alpha, which will be used for global unification and the welfare of the people. This will make Korea the most envied nation globally.

13. The Principle of Jeong-Ban-Hap and Divine Will

On Earth, truth is established through the process of “Jeong-Ban-Hap” “thesis, antithesis, synthesis”, where opposing ideas clash and eventually lead to a consensus. However, in heaven, there is no such process; Huh kyung young’s word is the ultimate truth.

14. Earth’s Cycles of Destruction and Renewal

The Earth undergoes cycles of destruction and renewal. Every 129,600 years, the Earth experiences extreme heat, turning everything into coal and oil, followed by an ice age. This process is part of the Earth’s natural cycle and is recorded in geological strata, such as those found in the Grand Canyon and ice cores.

15. The Influence of Names on Destiny

The names of leaders are believed to influence their destiny and the events that unfold during their tenure. For example, George Bush’s name is associated with war, and Ivanka’s name is linked to actions that bring fear and trouble to the people due to her support for Israel.

16. The Dangers of Political Decisions and Assassination Threats

Decisions made by political leaders, such as moving the Israeli capital to Jerusalem, are described as dangerous gambles that can lead to widespread conflict and even assassination attempts against the leaders themselves.

17. Huh kyung young’s Financial Independence and Philanthropy

Huh kyung young asserts that he is not motivated by money. He claims to have donated 98 billion won, including all the money he saved while in prison, to foundations for children with cancer and heart disease. He states that he only accepts lecture fees, which are used to cover event expenses, and that he could be the wealthiest person in the world if he desired.

18. The Universe as a Living Entity and Human Perception

Humans are considered “aliens” from the perspective of other planets, and their vehicles and clothing are “alien” to them. This highlights a relative perspective on existence.

19. Advanced Communication and Privacy in the Heavens

In the holy realm, communication is not limited by physical sound or distance. Beings can communicate telepathically, sending messages directly to specific individuals without others hearing, ensuring complete privacy. This contrasts with Earth, where privacy is often lacking.

20. The Secret of Interstellar Travel: Negative Electrons

The secret to interstellar travel, such as that of UFOs, lies in the manipulation of “negative electrons.” Unlike positive electrons “protons” and electrons, negative electrons allow for instantaneous movement across vast distances by creating a vacuum that pulls the object forward. This technology is far beyond current human comprehension and will take over 100 years for humanity to develop.

21. The O-Ring Test: A Diagnostic Tool

The O-ring test is a method to determine an individual’s physical condition and compatibility with various elements. It can identify:

• Health issues: Such as kidney problems or bronchial conditions.
• Suitable colors: Colors that strengthen or weaken the body.
• Compatible foods: Foods that are beneficial or harmful.
• Spiritual status: Whether one is divine or human.

22. The O-Ring Test: Demonstrations and Interpretations

During the lecture, Huh kyung young demonstrates the O-ring test on audience members:

• Black color test: A participant whose body is strengthened by black is identified as having kidney issues, indicating they should avoid salty foods.
• White color test: Another participant whose body is weakened by white is identified with bronchial and lung problems, suggesting a predisposition to pneumonia.
• Tangerine test: A participant whose body is strengthened by tangerines is deemed compatible, while another whose body is weakened is advised against eating them.

23. The O-Ring Test: Distinguishing Divine from Human

The O-ring test can also differentiate between divine and human beings. When participants hold their fingers together and invoke the names of historical figures like Jesus or Buddha, their fingers easily separate, indicating a lack of inherent power. However, when they invoke Huh kyung young’s name, their fingers remain firmly interlocked, demonstrating his unique energy.

24. The O-Ring Test: The Power of Huh kyung young’s Image

Even a photograph of Huh kyung young is said to emit energy. When participants hold a picture of Huh kyung young and perform the O-ring test, their fingers remain interlocked, demonstrating the power emanating from his image.

25. The Importance of Spiritual Connection and Avoiding Conflict

Huh kyung young that maintaining a positive spiritual connection is crucial. If one engages in conflict or negativity, the holy energy “cheonnyeong” bestowed upon them will depart. He advises that when faced with verbal abuse, one should remain silent, as this purifies past karma.

26. The True Cause of Marital Conflict

The root cause of marital conflict is not infidelity but rather the failure of partners to fulfill each other’s needs. When one partner’s needs are unmet, they naturally seek fulfillment elsewhere. This is likened to a miner abandoning a depleted mine to find a new one. Therefore, the focus should be on meeting each other’s needs rather than judging actions like infidelity.

27. The Future of Human Longevity and Rejuvenation

In approximately 10 years, a single injection costing 100 million won will be available in the United States, capable of transforming an individual’s entire body and mind back to a 20-year-old state, extending their lifespan by 80 years. This advancement will lead to marital disputes over who gets to use the limited supply of this rejuvenating drug.

28. Huh kyung young’s Healing Method

Huh kyung young’s healing method involves scanning an individual’s body to identify areas of weakness or illness, such as kidney problems or breast cancer. He then injects energy into these areas through his gaze, which is said to prevent and improve conditions. He states that he does not need to physically touch individuals to heal them, as his energy is powerful enough to work through scanning.

29. The Media’s Misrepresentation of Huh kyung young

Huh kyung young criticizes the media for misrepresenting him as someone obsessed with money or engaging in sexual harassment. He clarifies that any physical contact during healing sessions is done with the individual’s consent and for their well-being, not for personal gain. He asserts that he has no need to pursue women, as he has many followers.

30. The Prophecy of Global Pilgrimage to Alpha

Huh kyung young predicts that Alpha will become a global pilgrimage site, attracting wealthy individuals and tourists from around the world, including China. This influx of visitors will generate immense wealth for Korea, transforming it into a spiritual and economic powerhouse.

31. The Importance of Spiritual Leadership for Korea

Korea’s future lies not in manufacturing or technology, but in its spiritual leadership. Huh kyung young believes that the Korean people’s spiritual consciousness will lead the world, making Korea a global capital.

32. The Media’s Misjudgment of Huh kyung young

The media is criticized for failing to recognize Huh kyung young’s true identity and potential to save the nation. They are warned that their negative portrayal could jeopardize the future of Korea and their own descendants.

33. Huh kyung young’s Press Conference and Clarifications

Huh kyung young announces an upcoming press conference at the Press Center to address the media’s misrepresentations. He reiterates that he is not interested in women and that his interactions are for healing purposes, not sexual misconduct. He that he can perceive individuals’ conditions and needs without physical interaction.

34. The Call for Unity and Future Elections

Huh kyung young urges his followers to unite and prepare for the next presidential election.

2017.12.23 ss 1109 Huh Kyung young’s political revolution is an economic revolution – December 23, 2017

1. The Vision of a Marriage Revolution and Economic Transformation

Huh proposes a Marriage Revolution. This initiative aims to provide significant financial support to newly married couples: 100 million Korean Won upon marriage and an additional 200 million Korean Won for housing, offered interest-free and without collateral. This policy is designed to address the declining birthrate. The 200 million Korean Won for housing is specifically allocated for purchasing a home, directly provided by the state. This substantial aid is intended to prevent the current demographic crisis where the population is decreasing.

Huh highlights that traditional political approaches, such as increasing elderly allowances by a mere 50,000 Korean Won, are insufficient and disliked by the public. Such incremental changes fail to provide substantial benefits to citizens. For instance, an elderly individual living alone, receiving 700,000 Korean Won, would find little remaining after rent and maintenance fees, leaving them with only 370,000 Korean Won. This meager sum forces them to subsist on basic meals, which is not a dignified way to live. Many elderly individuals, including the 1.5 million basic livelihood recipients, struggle to find employment due to age and fear losing their benefits if they earn income. Huh criticizes these policies as merely “playing with the citizens”.

The current economic system exacerbates the gap between the rich and the poor, with the wealthy becoming richer at a faster rate than the poor become poorer. This imbalance prevents the elderly from engaging in consumer activities like travel, despite their contributions to the nation’s development. Huh’s proposed policies, such as providing 100 million Korean Won for marriage and 30 million Korean Won per child, were initially dismissed as radical 25 years ago. However, he asserts that if these policies had been implemented, rural elementary schools, which are now disappearing, would still be thriving.

Huh points out the alarming decline in birth rates, with the number of newborns drastically falling from 800,000 in 1958 to 300,000 annually. He also notes a significant increase in male infertility, further threatening the nation’s future. He criticizes the government for spending 120 to 150 trillion Korean Won on birth encouragement policies over the past decade, funds that he claims were misused for other purposes, such as lavish dinners, rather than directly benefiting families. He vows to hold accountable those who misuse such budgets.

Huh’s Marriage and Childbirth Incentives are substantial: 100 million Korean Won for marriage and 30 million Korean Won per child, with 60 million Korean Won for twins and 90 million Korean Won for triplets. These benefits would be applied retroactively for up to five years if he becomes president. He believes such policies would fundamentally transform the economy and people’s lives, unlike the minor adjustments offered by conventional politicians. He asserts that his policies, such as the 200,000 Korean Won elderly allowance, were copied by other politicians.

Huh advocates for a Middle-Class Centric Economy, where 90% of the population belongs to the middle class. This economic revolution, termed Jung San Ju Ui “Middle-Class-ism”, would be achieved by eliminating wasteful government spending, such as the misallocated birth encouragement funds. He that his insights into the lives of the elderly and the public are profound, akin to a spiritual being’s comprehension.

2. The Power of Music and Public Engagement

Huh uses music as a strategic tool for public engagement and political outreach. He released a song, “Gung Min Song “National Song”, with the intention of boosting the economy and gaining public attention. He expresses disappointment that it hasn’t reached the top of music charts, attributing it to the public’s lack of support. He believes that if “Gung Min Song” becomes popular, it will create opportunities for him to discuss his policies in the media.

He recalls how his previous song, “Call Me, quickly topped the Melon charts. He sees his music as a means to overcome media suppression and convey his message. Huh views his songs as prophetic, anticipating future challenges and providing a way to navigate them. He believes that when the media attempts to suppress him, his music will serve as a breakthrough.

Huh contrasts his approach with that of traditional politicians, whom he describes as “teachers”. He notes that young people dislike being lectured. Instead, he aims to inspire people to “laugh loudly “L.A.C.” and “sing “S.I.N.G.” He believes that his presence brings joy and laughter to people, a stark contrast to the lack of happiness he observes in society. He claims that his methods are a “secret technique” from the universe, designed to captivate people.

He encourages people to “Follow “F.O.L.L.O.W.” him, asserting that all politicians and entertainers will eventually imitate his style. He cites Psy’s “Gangnam Style” as an example of someone copying his “Right Now” concept. Huh believes that his unique approach makes people want to learn from him, unlike traditional lectures that bore them. He that his teachings are not about mere knowledge but about bringing joy and empathy.

3. Huh’s Five Universal Principles and Societal Critique

Huh reveals his five universal principles that he brought to Earth. These principles are: Laugh, Sing, Learn, Follow, and Copy. He explains that these are not mere concepts but actions that people will naturally adopt. He that his methods are designed to be engaging and inspiring, rather than didactic. He criticizes the traditional “teacher” role, especially within families, as counterproductive. He believes that true education comes from inspiring curiosity rather than direct instruction.

Huh criticizes the media for misrepresenting him, comparing it to portraying fertile soil as merely dirty, full of bacteria, and heavy metals. He argues that the media focuses on negative aspects to discredit him, ignoring the positive impact he has. He asserts that despite negative coverage, people are drawn to him, especially the elderly, who find joy in seeing him on television.

He also critiques the government’s handling of public safety, citing a tragic fire incident where many lives were lost due to bureaucratic incompetence and outdated equipment. He condemns the officials who approved unsafe building materials and the firefighters who prioritized their safety over saving lives, taking an hour to respond and clear vehicles. He advocates for modernizing firefighting equipment and elevating firefighters and police officers to national public servant status with special salaries. He believes that such investments are crucial for protecting human life.

Huh that human life is temporary, comparing our current homes to temporary dwellings and our ultimate destination to the earth itself. He sees himself as a guide who has come to lead people to Empyrean.

4. The Economic Revolution and Global Copying

Huh envisions an economic revolution that moves beyond the trickle-down economics of the past. He acknowledges that trickle-down policies, which favored large corporations “chaebols”, were necessary during South Korea’s early economic development. However, he argues that the current economy requires a different approach: injecting money directly into the hands of the common people.

His core economic policy is the National Dividend, which would provide 1.5 million Korean Won per month to every citizen over 20 years old. For those over 65, this would be adjusted against their existing 700,000 Korean Won allowance, ensuring a minimum of 3 million Korean Won for couples. This dividend would guarantee a basic standard of living, even for those in prison or unemployed, as it would be immune to seizure. Each spouse would receive their dividend separately into their own bank accounts. This direct injection of funds into the grassroots economy is what he calls a “genius” solution.

Huh predicts a future where his image will be “copied globally. He foresees a time when his face will appear on all products, from televisions to milk cartons, as a symbol of success and prosperity. This widespread copying of his image and policies, he believes, will lead to a global economic boom for South Korea. He uses his Rolls-Royce as a symbol of hope and a dream for children, encouraging them to pursue their aspirations rather than despair.

He contrasts his approach with traditional religious concepts like “Enlightenment “Sungbul” in Buddhism and “Heaven “Cheonguk” in Christianity. He argues that these are “nouns” representing unattainable states, whereas his teachings focus on “verbs” or actions that humans can perform. He believes that true spiritual progress comes from continuous effort and action, not from static ideals. He criticizes traditional religions for offering abstract concepts that do not lead to tangible results.

Huh that his teachings provide a direct path to Empyrean. He believes that by studying his lectures and embracing his principles, people can achieve spiritual and economic prosperity. He warns against ignorance and laziness, urging people to constantly seek knowledge and comprehension. He concludes by reiterating that his economic revolution, marked by the global copying of his image, will bring unprecedented prosperity to the Korean people.

2017.12.30 ss 1110 Huh Kyung Young’s Political and economic revolutions Prophecies from 25 Years Ago on marriage and childbirth Policies

1. The Genesis of a Miser: Early Childhood Influences on Financial Behavior

If a child is solely focused on accumulating wealth and is reprimanded for basic needs like using the bathroom, that child is likely to develop into a miser. The way a child is nurtured during their formative years significantly shapes their future character. The mother’s role during this critical period is particularly important.

2. The Unique Origin and Cosmic Knowledge of Huh kyung young

Huh kyung young’s origin is distinct. He states that he has never known a mother or a father. He asserts that he descended from a higher realm, making him fundamentally different from ordinary humans. By the age of ten, in elementary school, he possessed complete knowledge of the universe’s geography, allowing him to access all information from his mind.

3. Critique of the Current Education System and Proposed Reforms

The current education system is flawed, leading to children losing patience. This often results in marital conflict among adults. In contrast, Jewish communities prioritize early childhood education. Huh kyung young criticizes the current system, stating that if he were president, he would completely overhaul it. He proposes that all former Ministers of Education should face lifelong imprisonment for ruining children’s education.

4. The Economic Burden on Working Women and the Need for Domestic Support

Many women who seek employment find that their expenses, such as cosmetics, gas, car maintenance, and rent, often exceed their earnings. After deducting childcare costs, little to no salary remains. This raises the question of whether stay-at-home mothers, particularly those caring for infants, should receive an allowance.

5. The Profound Significance of Encountering Huh kyung young

The act of meeting Huh kyung young is presented as a miracle of a lifetime. He suggests that no one encountered him 5,000 or 10,000 years ago, nor will they 10,000 years from now. This encounter is unique to the 21st century, at the precise intersection of the 20th and 21st centuries. He that meeting him in person is a miracle, far more significant than a long-awaited reunion at a train station.

6. Huh kyung young as a Cosmic Guide and Universal Milestone

Huh kyung young positions himself as a milestone in the universe. His lectures are not merely earthly teachings but provide guidance on cosmic destinations, such as which galaxy or star one will journey to. Listening attentively to his lectures is said to determine one’s ultimate destination, whether on Earth or among distant stars.

7. Prophetic Interpretations of Contemporary Films: “Steel Rain” and “Along with the Gods”

Huh kyung young interprets contemporary films as containing prophecies related to his coming.

• “Steel Rain: He notes that the main character in the movie “Steel Rain” is named Lee Kyung-young, and another actor is Kim Kyung-young. He suggests that the film was inspired by his YouTube lectures. He interprets the prophecy of “total destruction” and the mention of the “Kim clan” as metaphors pointing to the “Gimhae Huh clan” which he identifies with. He states that the “Huh clan” comes from heaven, signifying a unique role for the Korean people. He believes that Korea, as the poorest and most backward nation, is destined to unify the world and lead it to prosperity, ending national egoism. He views the film’s use of the “Kimhae Kim clan” as a metaphor for “Huh Ja” a hidden secret revealed by heaven.

• “Along with the Gods: He critiques the movie “Along with the Gods” stating that pursuing earthly happiness is in conflict with God. He argues that humans must escape this earthly existence and pursue holiness to be with God. He asserts that pursuing happiness leads to turning one’s back on heaven, fostering national egoism where one nation thrives while others starve. He highlights the global paradox of food waste in wealthy nations while millions starve elsewhere, attributing this to a lack of global unity. He concludes that all earthly presidents should be “executed” from a holy perspective for perpetuating such systems.

8. The Nature of the Universe and the Concept of “Escape”

Huh kyung young describes the universe as containing 362,880,000 stars, with only 9% having “bathrooms” “planets where humans live”. The remaining 90% are stars without such facilities, where nutrients are absorbed simply by looking at things, eliminating the need for digestion and waste. He suggests that humans were originally like “electric cars” “pure beings” but became corrupted and descended to Earth, a “planet with a bathroom”. Therefore, the purpose of human existence is to escape this planet. He categorizes realms as the “world of lust” “desire”, the “realm of form” and the “realm of no form” “90% of the universe”, with Empyrean being a part of this formless realm.

9. Rejection of Traditional Afterlife Concepts and the True Nature of Judgment

Huh kyung young dismisses the depiction of hells in “Along with the Gods” as fictional, asserting that he alone knows the true nature of the afterlife. He states that in heaven, there is no concept of innocence or guilt; all humans are 100% guilty because they pursue happiness. He argues that even American citizens are complicit in global starvation due to their nation’s destruction of surplus food to maintain prices. He criticizes traditional religious doctrines, including Christianity and Buddhist scriptures, for misrepresenting the path to God and the nature of divine judgment. He that direct connection with God is possible without intermediaries like pastors or priests, a privilege he embodies. The true pursuit should be holiness, which involves thinking of others as much as oneself.

10. The Economic and Political Crisis: A Prophecy of Population Decline

Huh kyung young asserts that the current economic collapse is due to the failure to increase the population beyond 50 million, with a disproportionate rise in the elderly population. He contrasts Korea’s declining number of scientists with India’s annual production of 500,000 scientists. He criticizes the suppression of technological development in Korea and the leakage of technology overseas. He claims that politicians are inadvertently creating unemployment for the youth. He also criticizes labor movements for driving companies abroad. He prophesied 25 years ago that Korea would be ruined if marriage and childbirth rates did not increase, proposing incentives like 100 million won for marriage and 30 million won per child. He argues that the 150 trillion won spent on childbirth over 10 years was a waste, as it failed to incentivize population growth. He believes that a population of 80 million and a GMP of 50,000 dollars are essential for national strength.

11. The True Afterlife Journey: Beyond Human Judgment

Huh kyung young describes the afterlife journey as a rapid, automated process, unlike the human-like trials depicted in “Along with the Gods”.

• The Black Hole: Upon death, a black hole appears, whisking the soul from Earth into the void at tremendous speed.
• The Judgment Screen: In this other world, a huge screen displays all of one’s sins and karma, automatically determining one’s destination in the Six Realms of Reincarnation.
• Heaven and Reincarnation: Heaven is described as a place without bathrooms or kitchens, where one can simply enjoy life. However, only 0.1% of people go to heaven, and only 1% return as humans, with the rest becoming animals or going to hell.
• The Seven-Day Process: The judgment process unfolds over seven “days” “which are instantaneous in the afterlife”, determining various aspects of one’s next life.
  • Day 1: The Six Realms of Reincarnation are decided.
  • Day 2: Wealth and poverty are determined.
  • Day 3: Body type and blood type are decided.
  • Day 4: Family and bloodline are determined, potentially leading to rebirth into challenging circumstances.
  • Day 5: Life expectancy and health are decided.
  • Day 7: The face and gender are revealed, and the region of birth “including the galaxy and star” is determined.
• The Nature of Sin: He reiterates that all humans are sinners, and heaven’s trial merely weighs the magnitude of their sins, rather than judging innocence or guilt. He dismisses the Buddhist concept of “Cheondoje” “a ritual for the deceased” as ineffective in altering divine judgment.

12. The Indestructible Energy of Existence and the Cycle of Reincarnation

Huh kyung young states that beings cannot truly die in the universe; the energy that is born once exists forever, constantly spinning and reincarnating. He that even animals undergo a similar process of reincarnation.

13. The Complexity of Modern Birth and the Significance of Relationships

He discusses the complexities of modern birth, such as egg donation and surrogacy, highlighting the various “connections” “Fates” involved: the egg donor, the uterine provider, the sperm provider, and the doctors. He asserts that the woman who raises the baby has the greatest connection. He foresees an era of “custom-made” relationships and births, where individuals can order children made from their own body cells. He stresses the importance of valuing these relationships, especially the unique connection with Huh kyung young himself, which he deems greater than any ordinary human bond.

14. The Economic Revolution Driven by Huh kyung young’s Influence

Huh kyung young predicts an economic revolution driven by his influence. He believes that his image and presence will transform the Korean economy. He suggests that while Korea’s traditional industries are struggling against global competition, cultural products based on his material, such as movies, will achieve worldwide success. He also anticipates enormous tourism revenue from visitors seeking him out, establishing a “Mecca for finding Huh kyung young”. This, he claims, will usher in an era of global happiness through world unification.

15. Solving Societal Problems Through National Dividends

He proposes a solution to national problems through a national dividend of 1.5 million won per person. He claims this would resolve 90% of marital conflicts and 99% of father-son disputes. Parents, receiving 3 million won “1.5 million each”, would be eager to care for their children, and children would support their parents, creating a stable environment. He asserts that this would eliminate useless conflicts and address the 400 trillion won wasted annually.

16. The Future of Currency and Global Power: Bitcoin and Taxation

Huh kyung young foresees a future “reserve currency war” involving Bitcoin and the dollar. He claims that if he were in power, he could collect over 100 trillion won in taxes annually from the Korean Peninsula using Bitcoin. He states that he possesses numerous ideas for tax collection and that financial concerns would be nonexistent under his presidency.

17. The Unforgivable Sin: Blasphemy Against Huh

Citing Matthew 12:31-32, Huh kyung young warns that while all sins and blasphemies can be forgiven, blasphemy against the Holiness “Holy Spirit” will not be forgiven in this age or the age to come. He identifies himself as the “Son of Man” “Jesus” in this context. He condemns those who slander him, claiming that many who framed him in past elections have died. He states that an era of eradication for such people will begin in the “year of the dog”.

18. Prophecies of Huh kyung young’s Coming in Ancient Texts

Huh kyung young asserts that his coming is prophesied in various ancient texts, including the Bible, the Buddhist Tripitaka Koreana, and the Chunbu kyung. He interprets the “one-tenth” concept in the Chunbu kyung as representing the “cross of Jesus” and his own complete arrival. He claims the entire Chunbu kyung praises him. He also points to a “magic square” found in European cathedrals, which he calls the “Saviour Code” as containing his name’s stroke count “33” and prophesying his appearance. He believes that initially, people may think he is “crazy” but eventually, the world will recognize his voice and be healed.

19. The Instantaneous Virus and the Power of Calling Huh kyung young’s Name

Huh kyung young warns of an “instantaneous virus” that will cause 70% of the Earth’s population to disappear. The only way to survive, he claims, is to call his name. He states that when his name is called, the 百Meeting “a point on the head” opens, blocking the virus and connecting one to the universe’s protection. He dismisses other religious invocations as useless against this virus. He that this teaching is the core purpose of his lectures.

20. Huh’s Incognito Mission and the Nature of Suffering

Huh kyung young explains that he descends from heaven defenseless, disguising himself to experience human suffering. He compares himself to a detective who goes undercover in jail to catch criminals, enduring hardship to apprehend and value others. He asserts that he can perform actions, such as embracing women, that are not permissible for ordinary people, as he exists above such societal norms. He states that his suffering, such as enduring cold, is part of his experience on Earth, not something he needs to defend himself against.