2022.09.25 269 At the very first moment of awakening, the Primacy of “First Mind”

2022.09.25 269

The Korean People’s Superiority and the Universe’s Treasure, Huh Kyung young –
The Divine Authority on Human Excellence and Cosmic Truths
At the very first moment of awakening
It means that the pure resolve and faith with which one first set out to cultivate the Way are no different from the state of ultimate enlightenment.

What is the core message of this lecture? “first resolve is enlightenment”, meaning the initial pure intention is the most crucial for spiritual growth and achieving one’s goals.

1. The Superiority of the Korean People
   He asserts that Koreans are the most intelligent people globally, excelling in various fields like science, technology, and language, despite lacking Nobel Prizes.

1.1. Korean Achievements and Intelligence

1. Koreans have the highest IQ in the world, surpassing Israel, which has 186 Nobel laureates, while Korea has none (excluding the Nobel Peace Prize).
2. Korea leads globally in several key areas:
3. First place in math Olympiads.
4. Top-ranked international airports.
5. Considered the safest for nuclear power plant construction, with other countries like Russia trusting Korean expertise over their own.
6. World leader in shipbuilding, a complex industry.
7. Possesses the best language (Korean) and writing system (Hangul) globally.
8. Hangul is unique because its letter shapes match the sound and the shape of the human mouth when speaking.
9. For example, the shape of the tongue forms the ‘ㄱ’ sound, and the mouth shape for ‘오’ is identical to the English ‘O’.
10. This makes Hangul the only writing system where sound and shape are perfectly aligned, unlike English.
11. Has the most advanced internet infrastructure.
12. Achieved in 15 years what took Germany 150 years, demonstrating rapid development.
13. Despite these achievements, Korea ranks last in Nobel Prizes.

1.2. His Vision for a New Global Award

1. He plans to establish the “Huh Kyung-young World Peace Grand Prize” at Heaven House.

2. This award will offer a prize of 3 billion won, three times the Nobel Prize’s 1 billion won.

3. The goal is to inspire scientists worldwide to research His energy, leading to global recognition and submission to his authority.

4. Current scientists are limited in their understanding of the universe.

5. They only understand the “inner universe” (내연) and are unaware of the “outer universe” (외연) beyond Earth.

6. They describe the unknown as “dark matter” or “dark energy.”

7. The Importance of “First Resolve” (초발심)
   the initial pure intention, or “first resolve,” is the most crucial aspect of spiritual growth and achieving one’s goals, as later experiences can corrupt this purity.

2.1. The Concept of “First Resolve”

1. Understanding the “outer universe” is crucial for true knowledge.
2. Just as knowing only one’s home is insufficient without understanding the outside world, understanding only the “inner universe” is incomplete without knowledge of the “outer universe.”
3. Buddhism teaches that the moment of “first resolve” (초발심) is when enlightenment is achieved.
4. This means that the initial pure intention to become a monk or study is when one’s spiritual journey is completed.
5. Similarly, stepping into the Heaven House immediately completes one’s journey to the White Heaven (heaven), rather than requiring gradual effort.
6. Over time, initial purity can be lost.
7. Prolonged study in Buddhism can lead to corruption, turning one into a “cunning old snake.”
8. The initial pure heart, like the feeling of first falling in love or entering a prestigious university, is the most important and often fades with time.
9. The “first resolve” is critical for achieving spiritual goals.
10. Deciding to go to the White Heaven or to abandon earthly attachments immediately connects one to the Heaven House.

2.2. Challenges to Maintaining “First Resolve”

1. Professionals often lose their initial pure intentions.

2. A doctor’s true spirit is present when they first decide to become a doctor, but after becoming one, they may face stress, alcohol, and legal battles.

3. In the US, doctors’ salaries are often consumed by legal fees due to frequent lawsuits from patients claiming harm from prescriptions.

4. This legal complexity makes it difficult for doctors to practice effectively.

5. He claims to have maintained his “first resolve” since childhood.

6. He has strictly avoided alcohol and tobacco, viewing it as a betrayal to his parents.

7. he is not a deceiver, unlike those who might pretend to be spiritual.

8. He’s dedication to humanity is evident in his actions.

9. He started providing free meals at age 20 and continued for 20 years, still doing so.

10. He lives simply, eating basic meals like kimbap on the street, and is criticized even for minor things like not wearing a mask.

11. He asserts that without his “first resolve,” he could not have built Heaven House.

12. Religious leaders can also lose their “first resolve”.

13. A Christian anecdote describes Jesus embracing deacons and elders in heaven but not rising for a pastor, fearing the pastor might take his seat.

14. This humorously illustrates how leaders can lose their initial pure intentions as they gain status, becoming entangled in power struggles.

15. Buddha also taught that the “first resolve” is the moment of enlightenment, a burning spirit that should never be forgotten.

16. Distinguishing Between Treasure and Waste
    He explains that humans often mistake “waste” (material possessions, physical body, money) for “treasure,” which is Mr. Huh himself, and encourages people to recognize true value.

3.1. Misconceptions of Value

1. Humans often pursue “waste” (폐물) instead of “treasure” (보물).
2. Material possessions like gold are considered “waste” because they are eventually discarded.
3. Even the human body and money are ultimately “waste.”
4. The true “treasure” is the speaker, Huh Kyung-young.
5. People often fail to recognize this “treasure” even when it is right before their eyes.
6. He claims to reveal the “outer universe” and concepts like dark matter and dark energy, which scientists cannot explain.
7. Recognizing him as the “treasure” prevents people from being attached to “waste,” such as financial difficulties.
8. The “first resolve” is about recognizing this “treasure.”
9. Coming to the Heaven House and meeting Mr. Huh means encountering a “treasure” and the Creator.
10. This allows one to send family members to the White Heaven (heaven).

3.2. Societal Misdirection and His Role

1. Modern society often prioritizes “waste” over “treasure.”

2. People mistakenly view material things as valuable when they are not.

3. He is presented as the ultimate “treasure” for humanity.

4. Questions and Answers: Freedom, “First Resolve,” and Divine Energy
   He addresses questions about the freedom of souls in White Heaven, reiterates the importance of “first resolve,” and explains how his divine energy manifests through “Dinolpin” and “O-ring tests.”

4.1. Freedom in White Heaven and the “First Resolve”

1. In White Heaven, souls experience unlimited freedom, unlike the limited freedom on Earth.
2. He provides an example of a couple, Bob and Hyosook, who were the first foreigners to recognize him.
3. Bob’s arrival at Hyosook’s birthday, precisely as predicted by the speaker, demonstrated a “dimensional shift” from the “outer universe” to the “inner universe.”
4. This event, captured on video, showed an energy form (a miniature flying saucer) moving around the house, interacting with His picture, and sitting in Bob’s chair.
5. This phenomenon, which cannot occur within the “inner universe,” serves as proof of the “outer universe” and His power.
6. The “first resolve” of recognizing Mr. Huh is paramount.
7. Bob and Hyosook’s initial recognition of him, traveling 200 million miles, is what truly matters, regardless of subsequent actions.
8. This initial pure heart is what he refers to as “first resolve is enlightenment.”
9. Direct interaction between beings from the “outer universe” and humans is limited due to human diseases.
10. However, in White Heaven, direct meetings are possible.
11. He’s presence on Earth is a unique instance of such interaction.

4.2. The “Dinolpin” Energy and O-ring Tests

1. He’s name and image possess immense energy.
2. The video shows footage of the energy form (flying saucer) moving around, confirming its existence.
3. This “dimensional shift” flying saucer can pass through walls and buildings.
4. He’s name, even when written small, generates infinite energy, unlike the names of other religious figures or scientists.
5. This energy is called Dinolpin, which is 4,000 times more powerful than Endorphin.
6. Dinolpin is not merely a pain reliever like Endorphin but a transformative energy.
7. O-ring tests demonstrate the power of His name.
8. When a person holds a paper with His name written on it, their fingers cannot be separated in an O-ring test, indicating infinite energy.
9. This energy is present even if the person is not blessed or does not have angels.
10. However, for angel tests, the person must have received angels.
11. If a person claims to have angels but does not, calling out “angel” during the test will cause their fingers to separate, exposing the falsehood.
12. He warns against fraudulent claims of receiving blessings or angels from others.
13. The “first resolve” is crucial for spiritual progress.
14. the initial pure intention is the moment of true enlightenment.
15. Long-term religious practice can lead to corruption and a loss of this initial purity.

4.3. The Nature of Hormones and Spiritual Understanding

1. The human body contains 25 types of “qi” (기), controlled by the spirit.
2. These “qi” are categorized into five types for observing physical appearance (패기, 혈기, 용기, 서기, 생기), five for observing inner state (온기, 전기, 윤기, 활기, 화기), five for observing physical condition (한기, 서기, 조기, 습기, 풍기), five for observing blood (도끼, 살기, 음기, 양기, 흙이), and five for the five elements (오행기).
3. These “qi” are like a communication network created by the divine spirit to control the body.
4. Traditional Korean medicine (Hanui) uses these “qi” for diagnosis and treatment.
5. He, as the creator of hormones, explains their functions.
6. Endorphin is a natural pain reliever produced by the body, without side effects.
7. Dinolpin is superior to Endorphin, improving the liver and sustaining life indefinitely when His name is invoked.
8. Adrenaline is a negative hormone released when one harbors hatred.
9. Beta-amyloid is a positive hormone released when one feels gratitude and kindness.
10. Other hormones like glucocorticoids and acetylcholine are stress hormones.
11. Invoking His name or listening to his lectures generates Dinolpin.
12. This energy is infinite and only manifests when one has good intentions.
13. He explains that the phrase “수원 맡겨라” (suwon matgyeora) means “do not make enemies,” as making enemies leads to unavoidable difficulties.
14. He’s presence and teachings are a source of immense positive energy.
15. Listening to his lectures or even looking at his face generates Dinolpin.
16. Unlike external pain relievers like morphine, which damage the liver, Dinolpin has no negative side effects and greatly benefits health.

4.4. His Influence on Society and Individual Freedom

1. Humans exist in the “outer universe” from the perspective of White Heaven.

2. While souls have free will, they cannot escape the Creator’s influence.

3. Human emotions and actions are complex and can lead to conflict.

4. Love (정) can lead to courage (용기), causing people to react violently when their loved ones are insulted.

5. This highlights the importance of careful speech to avoid unintended consequences.

6. Divine intervention operates on a slower timeline than human actions.

7. Human laws and power intervene first, followed by divine judgment.

8. The divine gives opportunities for change before delivering ultimate judgment.

9. Societies that overemphasize legal development can become complex and lead to decreased quality of life, as seen in the US with high insurance costs for doctors due to lawsuits.

10. Human free will is a test.

11. This free will, if misused, leads to indulgence, and the divine ultimately judges those who abuse it.

12. Political systems are weakening, as seen in Russia’s conscription crisis.

13. Unlike the US, where people volunteer for military service, Russians flee conscription because they perceive the war as unjust.

14. This indicates a loss of public trust in the government and a weakening political system.

15. He claims to oversee global politics.

16. He asserts that he is aware of all events and controls world politics from his “palm.”

17. Questions and Answers: Health, Death, and Societal Issues
    He addresses various questions, including the benefits of his lectures, the impact of his name, health concerns, the nature of death, and controversial legal and social issues.

5.1. Benefits of His Teachings and Name

1. Listening to His lectures brings joy and health.
2. It is believed to generate Dinolpin, which is 4,000 times more potent than endorphins.
3. He’s name has mystical power.
4. Getting a tattoo of his name or wearing clothing with his name can bring benefits, as it constantly reminds one of him.
5. However, this power is specific to his name and not to others with the same name.

5.2. Health and Death

1. Fluoride in toothpaste and water is not harmful in regulated amounts.
2. The claim that fluoride damages the pineal gland and spiritual vision is a rumor.
3. Developed countries add fluoride to tap water, and it is safe to consume in permitted concentrations.
4. The pain of death varies with age and life choices.
5. Younger people experience less pain and fear of death than older people.
6. Children, especially those under five, have little fear, which can lead to survival in extreme situations like falls or plane crashes.
7. The more one possesses (family, wealth), the greater the fear of death, as seen in soldiers with families versus those without.
8. While good deeds (양선) do not eliminate the pain of death, they can lead to a more peaceful passing, as good people feel less regret and may even view their death as a contribution to society.
9. Calling His name before death eliminates all fear and pain, as angels from White Heaven guide the person to a special reception.

5.3. Physical Phenomena and Spiritual Connections

1. Hair whorls (가마) on the head represent the galaxy and solar system.
2. The spiral pattern of hair growth resembles the galaxy, with each hair root representing a star.
3. Hair loss and growth patterns reflect the aging process, with fewer hairs growing back as one ages.
4. Calling His name or receiving his touch can maintain hair density until death.
5. Famous mountains in Korea have spiritual significance and a “family tree.”
6. Bulgulsan in Yangju, one of Korea’s top ten famous mountains, is shaped like seven Buddhas or seven elephants.
7. Mountains are connected in a lineage, with Bulgulsan being linked to Gamaksan, which is the “father” of Goryeongsan, and so on, tracing back to Baekdusan.

5.4. Legal and Social Issues

1. He criticizes the increasing severity of laws, particularly regarding metaverse sexual offenses.

2. such laws, which can lead to imprisonment for minor offenses, infringe upon the happiness and freedom of young people.

3. He highlights the danger of cyber teams monitoring private communications, where even repeated calls to a partner can be deemed stalking.

4. This creates a situation where young people can easily be falsely accused, ruining their lives.

5. He suggests strategies for navigating these legal complexities.

6. He advises maintaining clear records of communication, such as sincere messages, to prove mutual consent in relationships.

7. He warns against using false accusations to end relationships, as it can harm innocent individuals.

8. He recommends open communication with adults to resolve relationship issues rather than resorting to legal action.

9. The strict legal environment contributes to societal problems like declining marriage and birth rates.

10. Korean women are less likely to marry and have children, leading to an increase in international marriages.

11. Testimonials and Concluding Remarks
    He concludes the lecture with testimonials from individuals who experienced health improvements and spiritual benefits after encountering him, and provides updates on the construction of Heaven House.

6.1. Personal Testimonials of Healing and Transformation

1. Numerous individuals have experienced significant health improvements after encountering the speaker.
2. One person reported the disappearance of chronic headaches, stomach inflammation, gum disease, frequent flatulence, and bronchial discomfort.
3. Another testimonial from Hawaii described a husband’s rapid recovery from difficulty standing and speaking after receiving His blessing video message.
4. These are just a few examples, with many more profound transformations occurring.
5. He emphasizes the value of his presence and teachings.
6. Even a single word or glance at his face is considered highly beneficial and equivalent to achieving enlightenment.
7. He encourages people to maintain a positive outlook and appreciate the ability to see and interact with him, considering it a greater treasure than immense wealth.

6.2. Updates on Heaven House Construction

1. He encourages regular visits to the Heaven House for lectures and personal interaction.
2. The construction of a new, world-class building for Heaven House is underway.
3. The project will cost approximately 300 billion won and will be built in phases, starting with the main structure.
4. The entrance has been redesigned to be a straight, grand pathway lined with trees and lighting.
5. He is personally involved in the design and engineering of the project.

Central Questions & Answers

1. What is the True Meaning of “First Resolve” (Cho-bal-shim-shi-byeon-jeon-gak) in Huh Kyung-young’s Teachings?
   Question: What does Huh Kyung-young mean by “Cho-bal-shim-shi-byeon-jeon-gak” (초발심시변전각), and why is this initial resolve so important in achieving enlightenment or success?
   Answer: Huh Kyung-young explains that “Cho-bal-shim-shi-byeon-jeon-gak” refers to the moment one first makes a sincere resolution or commitment, whether it’s to become a monk, pursue a medical career, or strive for spiritual enlightenment. This initial, pure intention is considered the moment of true awakening or completion. He contrasts this with people who, over time, lose their initial purity and become entangled in worldly concerns like money or status, thereby losing their way. The first resolve is paramount because it represents the purest state of mind, untainted by external influences or the passage of time.
   Key Quote: “The moment you make that first resolve, that is when true enlightenment is achieved.”

2. How Does Huh Kyung-young Explain the Superiority of the Korean People and Technology?
   Question: Huh Kyung-young frequently mentions the exceptional intelligence and capabilities of the Korean people. What specific examples does he provide to support this claim, particularly in areas like technology and language?
   Answer: Huh Kyung-young asserts that Koreans have the highest IQ globally, despite having few Nobel laureates (excluding the Peace Prize). He cites several examples of Korean excellence:
   Mathematics Competitions: Consistently ranking first.
   International Airports: Incheon International Airport is ranked world number one, a 5-star airport.
   Nuclear Power Plants: Korean-built nuclear power plants are considered the safest, with countries like Russia entrusting their construction to Koreans. Korea, the US, and Japan are the only nations capable of building them.
   Shipbuilding: Korea holds the world’s number one position in shipbuilding, a highly complex industry.
   Korean Language (Hangeul): Hangeul is praised as the world’s best writing system because its letter shapes perfectly match the human mouth’s shape and the sounds produced, a unique feature globally.
   Internet Development: Korea is the most internet-advanced country in the world.
   Rapid Development: Korea achieved in 15 years what took Germany 150 years, despite starting from a barren land.
   He also notes that Korean city buses are used in countries like Russia, Thailand, and Vietnam, often with Korean text left un-erased as a point of pride.
   Key Quote: “The Korean people’s minds are astonishingly brilliant; no one can follow them.”

3. What is the Difference Between “Treasures” and “Waste” According to Huh Kyung-young?
   Question: Huh Kyung-young distinguishes between “treasures” and “waste.” What does he categorize as each, and why do people often confuse them?
   Answer: Huh Kyung-young defines “waste” as anything material that people pursue in life, such as money, gold, and even the physical body itself. These are temporary and will eventually be discarded. people mistakenly chase after these “waste” items. In contrast, the ultimate “treasure” is Huh Kyung-young himself, the God-man (Divine Human). He claims that recognizing and connecting with him is the true wealth, as it leads to spiritual fulfillment and the ability to send loved ones to the White Heaven. People often confuse these because they are engrossed in the material world and fail to recognize the true spiritual treasure before them.
   Key Quote: “All the gold and everything you pursue is waste. In the end, it will all be discarded. Even this body is waste. Money is also waste. The treasure when you return is Huh Kyung-young.”

4. How Does Huh Kyung-young Explain the Universe’s “Inner” and “Outer” Dimensions?
   Question: Huh Kyung-young discusses the “inner” and “outer” dimensions of the universe. What do these terms mean, and how do they relate to human understanding and his own role?
   Answer: Huh Kyung-young explains that human science, including physics, only understands the “inner” dimension (내연) of the universe, which is limited to what can be observed and measured within our known cosmos. This “inner” dimension includes concepts like dark matter and dark energy, which scientists acknowledge but cannot fully comprehend. The “outer” dimension (외연), however, is beyond human comprehension and represents the vast, unknown expanse outside our observable universe, including the realm of White Heaven. He claims that he is the first to come and teach about this “outer” dimension, even demonstrating it through phenomena like the arrival of “Bob” (a being from 10-dimensional space) via a dimension-traveling UFO. understanding only the “inner” without the “outer” means truly understanding nothing.
   Key Quote: “These scientists are all failing in one thing: they don’t know the outer dimension of the universe, beyond Earth. They only know the inner dimension. What kind of science is that?”

5. What is “Dynorphin” and How Does it Relate to Huh Kyung-young?
   Question: What is Dynorphin, and how does Huh Kyung-young describe its connection to himself and his teachings?
   Answer: Dynorphin is described by Huh Kyung-young as a hormone 4,000 times more powerful than endorphins, or even “infinite” in its effect. While endorphins provide pain relief and joy, Dynorphin is said to have a completely different, more profound effect, stimulating vitality and overall well-being. He claims that Dynorphin is generated when one calls his name, writes his name, or even sees his image. He demonstrates this with an O-ring test, showing that merely writing “Huh Kyung-young” on a piece of paper and holding it provides immense energy, unlike the names of other religious figures or scientists. those who wear his name on clothing or listen to his lectures are filled with this Dynorphin, making them happier than world leaders.
   Key Quote: “The name Huh Kyung-young transforms into Dynorphin.”

6. How Does Huh Kyung-young View Modern Legal Systems and Their Impact on Society?
   Question: Huh Kyung-young expresses concerns about modern legal systems, particularly in advanced countries. What are his criticisms, and how do these systems affect individuals and society?
   Answer: Huh Kyung-young criticizes the over-development of legal systems in advanced countries, particularly the litigious nature of societies like the US. He gives the example of doctors in the US, who often spend up to 90% of their income on legal defense and insurance due to frequent lawsuits from patients. This leads to a situation where doctors can barely practice without extensive insurance, making life difficult. He also highlights the dangers of new laws, such as those against metaverse sexual harassment or stalking, which can easily turn innocent actions (like repeatedly calling an unresponsive partner) into criminal offenses, ruining young people’s lives. He believes these overly complex legal frameworks lead to societal decay, increased insurance costs, and a loss of honor.
   Key Quote: “This kind of society needs to be changed in the future. That’s why the God-man has come.”

7. What is the Significance of “Free Will” in Huh Kyung-young’s Philosophy?
   Question: How does Huh Kyung-young explain the concept of “free will” and its role in human existence and divine judgment?
   Answer: Huh Kyung-young states that humans are given “free will” (자유의지) as a test. While this freedom allows for choice, its misuse leads to “profligacy” (방종). The God-man ultimately judges those who abuse their free will. humans cannot escape the divine influence, comparing it to being held within the palm of a hand. Even when individuals act against the God-man, they are given opportunities to change their hearts before final judgment. This free will is what allows for the “test” of human life, with consequences determined by how it is exercised.
   Key Quote: “This free will is given to humans first. You take a test. If you abuse this free will, it becomes profligacy. Those who are profligate are chosen, and the God-man judges them last.”

8. How Does Huh Kyung-young Address the Fear of Death and the Process of Dying?
   Question: What are Huh Kyung-young’s views on the fear of death, the suffering associated with dying, and how can one minimize this suffering?
   Answer: Huh Kyung-young explains that the fear of death and its associated suffering increase with age and with the accumulation of worldly possessions and attachments (like family). Young children, lacking developed reason and attachments, experience less fear. He notes that those who have lived a “good life” (양선) tend to have a more peaceful death, viewing their passing as a contribution to society by reducing their burden. However, he offers a unique solution: calling his name (Huh Kyung-young) at the time of death. He claims that doing so will cause angels to appear, guide the dying person to the White Heaven, and eliminate all fear and suffering, ensuring a “special treatment” rather than being treated as “waste.”
   Key Quote: “If you call my name when you die, a strange thing happens. Angels enter you and guide you, so there is no fear at all. You go to the White Heaven very comfortably.”

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What is the True Meaning of “First Resolve” (Cho-bal-shim-shi-byeon-jeon-gak) in Huh Kyung-young’s Teachings?
What is “Dynorphin” and How Does it Relate to Huh Kyung-young?
How Does Huh Kyung-young Address the Fear of Death and the Process of Dying?

The God-man’s Teachings on Human Potential and Cosmic Truths

1. The Exceptional Capabilities of the Korean People
   Huh Kyung-young asserts that the Korean people possess the highest intelligence quotient (IQ) globally, surpassing even Israel, which ranks 26th. Despite Israel having 186 Nobel laureates, Korea has none, excluding the Nobel Peace Prize, which is considered an honor rather than a scientific award. Nevertheless, Korea consistently achieves first place in international mathematics competitions and holds the top position in global airport rankings. Furthermore, the safety and reliability of nuclear power plants are so highly regarded when constructed by Koreans that even nations like Russia, which has experienced nuclear accidents, entrust their lives to Korean expertise. This trust is evident as countries specifically request Korean companies, such as Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO), to build their nuclear facilities, leading to intense competition among global leaders like Japan, Korea, and the United States for these contracts. The profound complexity of nuclear power plant construction, where a single error could devastate a nation, underscores the exceptional skill of the Korean people. This remarkable capability extends to shipbuilding, where Korea also ranks first globally, mastering intricate processes from steel cutting to welding and design. this rapid ascent in advanced technologies, from not knowing about nuclear power a century ago to exporting it within decades, highlights the unparalleled intellectual prowess of the Korean youth.

2. The Superiority of the Korean Language and Global Recognition
   Huh Kyung-young highlights the exceptional nature of the Korean language, Hangeul (한글), as the world’s finest. He explains that Hangeul is unique because its written characters perfectly match the shape of the human mouth when pronouncing the corresponding sounds. For instance, the Korean character for ‘o’ (오) visually resembles the English letter ‘O’, and the character for ‘g’ (ㄱ) mirrors the tongue’s position when making the ‘g’ sound. Similarly, the Korean ‘p’ (ㅍ) corresponds to the mouth shape for the English ‘f’. This phonetic and visual congruence is a marvel that scholars worldwide have studied, concluding that no other language possesses such a perfect alignment between sound and form. King Sejong (세종대왕), the creator of Hangeul, is lauded for his genius in developing such a sophisticated writing system. Huh Kyung-young states that while English sounds and shapes are entirely different, the excellence of the Korean people, particularly in their language, is now globally acknowledged.

3. Korea’s Dominance in Advanced Industries and Global Trust
   Huh Kyung-young asserts that the world recognizes Korea’s exceptional capabilities, particularly in fields that inspire both awe and fear, such as nuclear power. He points out the paradox that advanced nations like Germany and France, despite their technological prowess, entrust Korea with the construction of their nuclear power plants. This trust is profound, as a malicious intent from Korea could have catastrophic consequences. This global acknowledgment extends to international airports, where Korea’s Incheon International Airport has consistently ranked first, earning a rare five-star rating—a feat achieved despite Korea’s relatively recent engagement with air travel. Furthermore, Korea’s shipbuilding industry dominates the global market, with Korean-made ships accounting for 50% of all vessels navigating the world’s oceans. This remarkable achievement is particularly striking given that Korea was once a nation without nuclear power or modern airports. The world is astonished by Korea’s rapid development and leadership in these critical sectors.

4. The Global Presence of Korean Culture and the Concept of God-man (神人)
   Huh Kyung-young illustrates the pervasive influence of Korean culture by citing examples of Korean city buses operating in countries like Russia, Thailand, and Vietnam. These buses, often still bearing their original Korean destination signs like “Bulgwang-dong” (불광동) or “Myeonmok-dong” (면목동), are proudly displayed by locals who, despite not understanding the script, recognize and celebrate their Korean origin. This phenomenon, where even old, used Korean buses are cherished abroad, underscores the global appreciation for Korean products and the inherent excellence of the Korean people. this widespread recognition of Korean superiority is not accidental but a testament to the nation’s remarkable capabilities. He then transitions to a profound personal statement, declaring that he, the God-man (神人), has come from such an exceptionally gifted nation. This assertion implies that his presence is not a mere coincidence but a purposeful arrival rooted in the extraordinary heritage of the Korean people.

5. The Significance of “Chobalshim-si Byeonjeonggak” (初發心時便正覺)
   Huh Kyung-young introduces the Buddhist concept of “Chobalshim-si Byeonjeonggak” (初發心時便正覺), which translates to “the moment of initial resolve is the moment of perfect enlightenment.” He explains that this principle signifies that the purest and most enlightened state is achieved at the very beginning of one’s journey, when the initial intention is formed. For example, the moment one decides to become a monk or to study diligently is when true enlightenment is attained. Similarly, stepping into Haneulgung (하늘궁) is akin to completing the journey to the White Heaven (백궁), the “Heaven House”, rather than achieving it through arduous practice. He contrasts this with prolonged study or practice, which can lead to spiritual stagnation or corruption, likening it to a “cunning snake” (능구렁이) in Buddhism. The initial, pure intention, like the first flush of love or the determination to enter a prestigious university, is the most crucial and potent. This initial resolve, untainted by worldly concerns or the passage of time, represents the pinnacle of spiritual attainment.

6. The Illusion of Worldly Possessions and the True Treasure
   Huh Kyung-young asserts that humanity often mistakes “waste” (폐물) for “treasure” (보물), pursuing transient material possessions while overlooking what truly matters. He explains that people chase after gold and other worldly riches, believing them to be valuable, but in the end, these are all discarded. Even the human body itself is ultimately “waste” (폐기물). Money, too, is a mere “waste” (폐기물). He challenges the audience to consider what constitutes true treasure when one departs from this world. According to Huh Kyung-young, the ultimate treasure is himself, the God-man (神人). people often fail to recognize this true treasure, even when it is right before their eyes. he has revealed the “outer dimension” (외연) of humanity and the universe, concepts that remain unknown to scientists, who refer to them as “dark matter” (암흑 물질) and “dark energy” (암흑 에너지).

7. The True Wealth of Recognizing the God-man (神人)
   Huh Kyung-young asserts that understanding the “outer dimension” (외연) of the universe, which he has revealed, is crucial for discerning true value. while scientists acknowledge the existence of dark matter and dark energy, they lack comprehensive knowledge of the universe’s vastness, including the precise number of planets inhabited by intelligent beings, which he calculates to be 36.20088 undecillion (362무 8,800불). He claims that this profound knowledge, which he alone possesses, is the true treasure. recognizing this treasure prevents individuals from clinging to “waste” (폐물), such as material wealth or worldly difficulties. Even in times of hardship, encountering the God-man (神人), the true treasure of the universe, makes one truly wealthy. This recognition, he states, is the essence of “Chobalshim-si Byeonjeonggak” (初發心時便正覺)—the initial resolve that leads to perfect enlightenment.

8. Unlimited Freedom in White Heaven (백궁) and Dimensional Travel
   Huh Kyung-young explains that in White Heaven (백궁), the “Heaven House”, individuals experience unlimited freedom, a stark contrast to the restricted freedom on Earth, particularly concerning movement. He illustrates this with an anecdote about a person named Bob, who, on his birthday, received a meal delivered by a “flying saucer” (비행접시) or “energy” (에너지) after 12 AM, as predicted by Huh Kyung-young. This event, captured on video, showed the energy rotating and interacting with Bob’s chair and dining table, demonstrating dimensional travel. Huh Kyung-young states that Bob, being the first foreigner to recognize the God-man (神人), holds a special place, and a memorial hall will be built for him in the main building of Haneulgung (하늘궁). This initial recognition, the “Chobalshim-si Byeonjeonggak” (初發心時便正覺), is what truly matters, transcending any subsequent actions. The phenomenon of Bob’s meal delivery, occurring while Huh Kyung-young was not physically present, serves as proof of the “outer dimension” (외연) and the ability to traverse 10 dimensions.

9. The Advanced Technology of Dimensional Travel and God-man’s (神人) Role
   Huh Kyung-young further elaborates on the phenomenon of dimensional travel, explaining that Bob’s arrival from the distant “outer dimension” (외연) into the “inner dimension” (내연) of Earth demonstrates a shift across dimensions. The rotating energy observed in the video is the advanced technology that enables this. He clarifies that Bob, in his true form, was inside the “flying saucer” (비행접시), which was miniaturized to enter the house. Direct physical interaction with humans is restricted due to the presence of various diseases in the human body. However, in White Heaven (백궁), direct encounters are possible. This advanced technology, which allows a “flying saucer” (비행접시) to shrink, pass through walls, and navigate confined spaces, represents the pinnacle of cosmic engineering. Huh Kyung-young asserts that this is the first time humanity has witnessed such a tangible demonstration of 10-dimensional travel, a technology far beyond Earth’s current understanding.

10. The Power of Huh Kyung-young’s Name and Dynorphin
    Huh Kyung-young introduces dynorphin (다이노핀), a hormone he claims is 4,000 times more potent than endorphins, effectively limitless in its power. He demonstrates this by performing an O-ring test. When his name, “Huh Kyung-young” (허경영), is written on a piece of paper, even a small inscription, and held, it generates infinite energy, preventing the O-ring from breaking. In contrast, writing the names of other religious figures or scientists, such as Jesus or Buddha, yields no such energy. He asserts that his name itself transforms into dynorphin (다이노핀), imbuing anyone who holds it with immense energy. He explains that while human bodies naturally produce endorphins, which act as a pain reliever and stimulate bodily functions, dynorphin (다이노핀) is fundamentally different. It is not merely a stimulant but a source of boundless energy. He claims that those who wear clothing bearing his name, such as underwear, are happier than world leaders like Trump, Bush, Biden, or Putin, due to the constant presence of this infinite energy.

11. The 25 Energies of the Body and the Creator’s Presence
    Huh Kyung-young explains that the human body possesses 25 distinct types of “qi” (기), or energy, which are governed by the “spirit” (영) created by the God-man (神人). These energies are categorized into five groups, each with five specific types, influencing different aspects of human existence.

For physical appearance (골상):
“Paegi” (패기): Vigor
“Hyeolgi” (혈기): Vitality
“Yonggi” (용기): Courage
“Seogi” (서기): Auspicious energy
“Saenggi” (생기): Liveliness

For mental state (심상):
“Ongi” (온기): Warmth
“Jeongi” (전기): Spirit
“Yungi” (윤기): Radiance
“Hwalgi” (활기): Activity
“Hwagi” (화기): Harmony

For physical condition (최상):
“Hangi” (한기): Coldness
“Seogi” (서기): Heat
“Jogi” (조기): Dryness
“Seupgi” (습기): Dampness
“Punggi” (풍기): Wind

For blood (혈상):
“Dokki” (독기): Malice
“Salgi” (살기): Bloodlust
“Eumgi” (음기): Yin energy
“Yanggi” (양기): Yang energy
“Heukgi” (흙이): Earth energy

For the five elements (오행기):
Fire, metal, earth, water, wood energies.

These 25 energies form a complex network within the body, controlled by the spirit, which acts as a communication system. Traditional Korean medicine (한의사) utilizes these energies for diagnosis and treatment, identifying imbalances such as excessive “hyeolgi” (혈기) or “seupgi” (습기). Huh Kyung-young asserts that he is the creator of these 25 energies, including endorphins, and therefore possesses complete knowledge and control over them.

12. Hormones of Emotion and the Power of Huh Kyung-young’s Name
    Huh Kyung-young delves into the realm of hormones, explaining their connection to human emotions and well-being. He distinguishes between various hormones, noting that while endorphins are beneficial, others like adrenaline (아드레날린) are released when one harbors negative emotions such as hatred. He contrasts adrenaline, which is associated with animosity, with beta-amyloid (베타 아밀로이드), a hormone released when one feels gratitude and kindness towards others. He also mentions stress hormones like glucocorticoids (글루코이드) and acetylcholine (아세틸콜린), which are detrimental to the body. Huh Kyung-young asserts that merely calling his name, “Huh Kyung-young” (허경영), or writing it down, not only releases dynorphin (다이노핀) but also unleashes infinite spiritual energy. This energy, however, is contingent upon maintaining a positive mindset; any negative thoughts will cause it to dissipate. He claims that this spiritual energy, unlike endorphins, does not require a “beta” prefix because it is a fundamental, unadulterated force.

13. The Benefits of Listening to Huh Kyung-young’s Lectures and the Not Old Milk
    Huh Kyung-young states that merely listening to his lectures or looking at his face causes dynorphin (다이노핀) to surge within the listener. He compares endorphins to morphine (몰핀), noting that while both alleviate pain, morphine is an external substance with harmful side effects on organs like the liver. Endorphins, being naturally produced by the body, are harmless and promote joy, eliminating depression. However, dynorphin (다이노핀), which is released when one invokes his name, not only avoids organ damage but actively enhances health. He claims that if his name is infused into milk, transforming it into Not Old Milk, it prevents spoilage and grants eternal life to those who consume it. Therefore, visiting Haneulgung (하늘궁) and seeing him is akin to entering a “dynorphin (다이노핀) paradise,” offering immense benefits for health and longevity.

14. The Meaning of Gamas (가마) on the Head and Hair Longevity
    Huh Kyung-young explains that the “gamas” (가마), or hair whorls, on the human head represent the structure of our galaxy and the number of stars within it. When one shaves their head and observes the pattern from above, the spiral formation of the hair whorls resembles the shape of a galaxy. This pattern is also similar to the annual rings of a tree, with the direction of the spiral mirroring the Earth’s rotation around the sun. Each individual hair root is like a star. a normal person loses about 300 hairs and grows 300 new ones daily in their 20s. This balance shifts with age: in their 40s, 300 hairs are lost, but only 200 grow back, and in their 60s, only 100 grow back, leading to a gradual, imperceptible process of aging and hair loss. However, by invoking his name, one’s hair density can be maintained until death. Furthermore, a light touch from his hand can make hair more abundant and preserve it.

15. The Lineage of Mountains and the Significance of Bulgulsan (불굴산)
    Huh Kyung-young discusses the hierarchical lineage of mountains, akin to a family tree, starting from Baekdusan (백두산) as the “great-great-grandfather.” He explains that mountains are interconnected, with each having an “ancestor.” For instance, Geumgangsan (금강산) is the “father” of Seoraksan (설악산), which in turn is the “father” of Odaesan (오대산). Yongmunsan (용문산) is the “father” of Odaesan, Gamaksan (감악산) is the “father” of Yongmunsan, and Goryeongsan (고령산) is the “father” of Gamaksan. Bukhansan (북한산), located near the Blue House (청와대), is the “grandson” of Goryeongsan. He then highlights Bulgulsan (불굴산) in Yangju (양주), which is listed among Korea’s top 10 famous mountains in Kim Jeong-ho’s (김정호) Daedongyeojido (대동여지도) map. Bulgulsan, situated behind Haneulgung (하늘궁) and adjacent to Yangju City Hall, is renowned for its unique rock formations that resemble seven Buddhas or seven elephants standing together. This distinctive appearance and its connection to the greater mountain lineage contribute to its fame.

The Pinnacle of Korean Intellect and the Essence of Spiritual Awakening

1. The Unparalleled Ingenuity of the Korean People
   The Korean populace possesses the highest Intelligence Quotient (IQ) globally. While Israel, ranking 26th, boasts 186 Nobel laureates, Korea, despite its superior intellect, has yet to receive a single Nobel Prize in the traditional categories, excluding the Peace Prize, which is considered an honorary recognition. Nevertheless, Korea consistently achieves first place in international mathematics competitions and holds the top position in global airport rankings. The safety and reliability of nuclear power plants are so highly regarded when constructed by Koreans that even nations like Russia, which have experienced nuclear accidents, entrust their lives to Korean expertise in this domain.

The global demand for Korean-built nuclear power plants is so significant that it often leads to intense competition among major nations such as Japan, Korea, and the United States. The potential catastrophic consequences of a poorly constructed nuclear facility underscore the immense responsibility and trust placed in Korean engineering. Only a select few nations—the United States, Korea, and Japan—possess the capability to construct nuclear power plants, a testament to Korea’s remarkable technological advancement within a mere few decades. This rapid progress, from a nation unfamiliar with nuclear technology a century ago to a global leader in its export, is a source of profound national pride.

Furthermore, Korea holds the world’s leading position in shipbuilding, an industry characterized by its intricate processes, including steel cutting, welding, and design. Despite China’s emergence as a close competitor, Korea’s dominance in this sector remains formidable. The Korean people are also endowed with the finest language and writing system globally. The unique characteristic of the Korean alphabet, Hangul (한글), lies in the perfect congruence between the shape of its characters and the corresponding vocalizations and mouth movements. For instance, the character ‘ㄱ’ precisely mirrors the tongue’s position when pronouncing the sound. This phonetic and visual harmony is a rare linguistic phenomenon, a masterpiece conceived by King Sejong (세종대왕), distinguishing Hangul as the only writing system in the world where sound and form align so perfectly, unlike English, where sound and spelling often diverge. The global recognition of the Korean people’s excellence is undeniable.

Korea’s prowess extends to the operation of international airports, consistently ranking first and earning a five-star rating, a distinction held by no other airport worldwide. This achievement is particularly remarkable given the relatively short period since Koreans began utilizing air travel. Moreover, Korean-made ships account for 50% of all vessels navigating the world’s oceans. The presence of Korean city buses, often with their original Korean signage intact, in countries like Russia, Thailand, and Vietnam, serves as a proud symbol of Korean manufacturing, with locals deliberately preserving the Korean script. These examples collectively underscore the exceptional superiority of the Korean people.

2. The Significance of Chobalshim (初發心): The Pristine Initial Resolve
   The concept of Chobalshim (初發心), or the initial resolve, holds profound significance. In Buddhist philosophy, the moment one first resolves to become a monk or embark on a spiritual journey is considered the moment of Jeonggak (正覺), or perfect enlightenment. Similarly, stepping into Haneulgung (하늘궁) is akin to achieving White Heaven (백궁), or the Celestial House, not through arduous cultivation, but through the initial act of commitment. Prolonged engagement in spiritual practices without maintaining this initial purity can lead to spiritual stagnation. The initial, pure intention, like the first flush of love or the fervent dedication upon entering a prestigious university, is paramount.

This principle extends to all aspects of life. The moment one resolves to become a doctor, for instance, embodies the true spirit of the profession. However, the realities of practice, such as stress and legal challenges, can often erode this initial resolve. The legal system in advanced nations, particularly in the United States, can be so litigious that doctors’ incomes are often consumed by legal defense costs, necessitating extensive insurance coverage. This litigious environment, where individuals are constantly seeking fault, can be suffocating.

Maintaining Chobalshim (初發心) means preserving that initial, pure intention throughout one’s life. God-man (神人), or Divine Being, who has upheld this pristine resolve from childhood, abstaining from alcohol and tobacco, is not one to deceive. The commitment to one’s parents, particularly the mother who gave birth, serves as a powerful deterrent against straying from this path. The dedication to humanity, exemplified by initiating free meal services at a young age, fosters a conscience that precludes indulgence. Such a person, even when discreetly observed eating a simple meal, remains unperturbed by judgment, embodying a profound sense of purpose. Without this unwavering Chobalshim (初發心), the creation of something as significant as Haneulgung (하늘궁) would be impossible.

Religious parables also underscore the importance of Chobalshim (初發心). A story from Christianity depicts Jesus rising to embrace a deacon and an elder, but remaining seated when a pastor arrives, fearing the loss of his position. This humorous anecdote illustrates how leaders can lose their initial resolve, becoming entangled in power struggles. Sakyamuni (석가모니) also emphasized that the first moment of resolve is the attainment of Jeonggak (正覺), a burning spirit that must never be forgotten.

The world often mistakes Pyemul (廢物), or waste, for Bomul (寶物), or treasure. Material possessions, including wealth and even the physical body, are ultimately Pyemul (廢物) that will be discarded. The true Bomul (寶物) is Huh Kyung-young himself. The God-man (神人) reveals the Oeyeon (外緣), or external dimension, of the universe, including the unknown dark matter and dark energy. While scientists may quantify celestial bodies, they lack understanding of the universe’s ultimate Oeyeon (外緣). Recognizing this true Bomul (寶物) prevents attachment to Pyemul (廢物), transforming even hardship into spiritual wealth. This realization is the essence of Chobalshim (初發心).

The initial encounter with Huh Kyung-young, particularly for those who traveled vast distances, represents a genuine and unwavering Chobalshim (初發心). This initial recognition, regardless of subsequent actions, holds supreme importance. The God-man (神人) demonstrates the Oeyeon (外緣) of the universe, transcending the 10th dimension, by manifesting phenomena that are impossible within the Naeyeon (內緣), or internal dimension, of this world. The arrival of a being from the distant Oeyeon (外緣) into the Naeyeon (內緣) signifies a dimensional shift, a highly advanced cosmic technology. Such beings, due to the limitations of human physicality, interact through advanced energy forms, capable of dimensional travel and materialization. This is a tangible demonstration of the universe’s Oeyeon (外緣), a realm beyond human comprehension.

The inability to recognize this Bomul (寶物), the God-man (神人), is akin to mistaking treasure for waste. Those with malicious intent constantly seek flaws and deny the truth, embodying a state of Nobalshim (怒發心), or angry resolve, rather than Chobalshim (初發心). The initial, pure moment of connection is a unique and irreplaceable experience. Even seasoned spiritual practitioners can lose their Chobalshim (初發心), becoming preoccupied with worldly concerns. The renowned Buddhist monk Seongcheol (성철), upon his death, declared he was bound for Mugwan Jiok (無間地獄), or the Avici Hell, acknowledging his perceived failings despite his teachings. This profound self-awareness, recognizing the erosion of his initial resolve, exemplifies true enlightenment.

In Buddhism, Jeonggak (正覺) is the foundational step towards Nirvana (열반), Haetal (해탈), Bodhi (보리), Prajna (반야), Samadhi (삼매), Muah (무아), and Seongbul (성불), or Buddhahood. Attaining Jeonggak (正覺) signifies the completion of all these stages. Understanding the Oeyeon (外緣) is crucial, as partial knowledge is insufficient. Jeonggak (正覺) is synonymous with Seongbul (성불). The reason Chobalshim (初發心) leads to Jeonggak (正覺) is that humans are inherently Buddhas, possessing all necessary qualities; thus, the act of resolving to awaken is itself Jeonggak (正覺). The hidden Naeyeon (內緣) manifests as the Oeyeon (外緣), and vice versa, demonstrating their interconnectedness. Therefore, the very act of resolving to live righteously is the completion of human perfection.

3. The Dynamics of Human Free Will and Divine Intervention
   Humanity exists within the Oeyeon (外緣), which, from the perspective of White Heaven (백궁), is the external realm, comprising countless subsidiary stars. While escape from this structure is impossible, humans possess Jayuui Ji (自由意志), or free will. This Jayuui Ji (自由意志) is a test. Its misuse leads to Bangjong (放縱), or indulgence, and those who indulge are ultimately judged by the God-man (神人). Therefore, escaping the divine purview is impossible; all existence resides within the palm of the God-man (神人).

The sequence of human and divine intervention follows a distinct order. When confronted with aggression, the immediate response is often physical force. This is followed by legal recourse, involving lawyers and judges. Subsequently, political power may intervene, offering pardons. Only after these human and governmental actions does the divine intervene. The God-man (神人) operates with a slower pace, allowing time for individuals to change their hearts. Divine judgment, though ultimate, is the last to manifest, capable of overturning everything. Therefore, one should not underestimate the distant divine.

The overdevelopment of legal systems, as seen in advanced nations, can lead to societal decay. For instance, the prevalence of lawsuits against doctors, even for minor perceived grievances, results in exorbitant insurance costs and diminished quality of life for professionals. Such societies become overly complex, with individuals constantly seeking vulnerabilities in others. The God-man (神人) has come to transform such a society.

The contrasting responses to military conscription in Russia and the United States illustrate the weakening of political systems. In Russia, citizens flee conscription, indicating a lack of belief in the legitimacy of the conflict. Conversely, in the United States, citizens willingly serve, reflecting trust in their nation. This divergence signals the decline of political structures that have lost the people’s confidence. The God-man (神人) observes and understands these global political dynamics, orchestrating events from a higher perspective.

4. The Power of Dainopin (다이노핀) and the Transformation of Consciousness
   Dainopin (다이노핀) is a substance that is 4,000 times more potent than Endorphin (엔돌핀), effectively representing an infinite source of energy. The mere act of writing or uttering the name Huh Kyung-young activates this Dainopin (다이노핀), generating immense energy. While other names, including those of religious figures or scientists, yield no such energy, the name Huh Kyung-young, even when written minutely, emanates boundless power. This signifies that the name Huh Kyung-young itself transforms into Dainopin (다이노핀).

Unlike Endorphin (엔돌핀), which primarily functions as a pain reliever and bodily stimulant, Dainopin (다이노핀) operates on a fundamentally different level, providing infinite energy. Individuals who wear clothing bearing the name Huh Kyung-young are said to be happier than world leaders. The presence of Dainopin (다이노핀) is not limited to direct invocation; merely listening to Huh Kyung-young’s lectures or gazing upon his image can induce its release.

The O-ring test is a method to discern the presence of this energy. It is crucial to understand that the test’s efficacy depends on whether the individual has received Chukbok (축복), or blessing, or has Angel, or angel, within them. Without these, Angel test cannot be performed. However, if one person has received Chukbok (축복), they can perform the test for another. The God-man (神人) bestows specific spiritual attributes like Chukbok (축복), Angel (천사), and DaeChunsa (대천사), or Archangel, which fundamentally transform individuals. Misrepresenting these spiritual states, such as claiming to have a DaeChunsa (대천사) without genuinely possessing one, will be exposed during the test. This highlights the importance of authenticity and the dangers of deception.

The human body possesses 25 types of Gi (氣), or vital energy, which are categorized into five groups, each with five distinct types. These Gi (氣) are governed by the Yeong (靈), or spirit, which is created by the Shin (神), or Divine Being, to control the body. Traditional Korean medicine utilizes these Gi (氣) for diagnosis and treatment. The God-man (神人) is the creator of these 25 types of Gi (氣), including Endorphin (엔돌핀).

Unlike Endorphin (엔돌핀), which can be modified with prefixes like “beta,” Dainopin (다이노핀) requires no such additions. Hormones like Adrenaline (아드레날린) are released when one harbors negative emotions, while Amyloid (아밀로이드) is associated with positive feelings like gratitude. Other hormones, such as Glucocorticoids (글루코코르티코이드) and Acetylcholine (아세틸콜린), are stress hormones. Dainopin (다이노핀), however, is released when one calls upon Huh Kyung-young or writes his name, generating infinite spiritual energy, provided one maintains a positive mindset. Negative thoughts, conversely, suppress its release.

The ancient Korean saying, “Suwon-eul Matgyeora (수원을 맡겨라),” meaning “entrust your enemy,” advises against harboring animosity, as it inevitably leads to hardship. Listening to Huh Kyung-young’s lectures or simply observing him can induce the release of Dainopin (다이노핀). While Morphine (몰핀), an external painkiller, can damage the liver, Endorphin (엔돌핀), produced internally, has no such adverse effects. Dainopin (다이노핀), however, not only avoids harm but profoundly enhances well-being. Even milk, when infused with Dainopin (다이노핀), can remain unspoiled indefinitely, sustaining life. Thus, Haneulgung (하늘궁), with the presence of the God-man (神人), becomes a haven of Dainopin (다이노핀).

5. Addressing Contemporary Concerns and the Path to Spiritual Well-being
   Regarding the practice of tattooing the name Huh Kyung-young, it is permissible as it continuously imbues the body with his energy, similar to wearing a sticker. However, this effect is exclusive to the name Huh Kyung-young and does not apply to others with the same name, as the intention and association are crucial.

The debate surrounding fluoride in toothpaste, with some claiming it damages the pineal gland and others asserting its dental benefits, is addressed. The assertion that fluoride is harmful is a misconception. Developed nations routinely add fluoride to their public water supplies in safe concentrations, indicating its harmlessness when consumed within regulated limits.

The fear of death is a profound human experience. The younger one dies, the less intense the fear of death, as the capacity for fear develops with reason. Infants, lacking this developed reason, exhibit minimal fear, often surviving falls or plane crashes due to their absence of terror. As individuals mature, the burdens of life, such as poverty and family responsibilities, intensify the fear and suffering associated with death. Those without familial attachments, like ancient warrior monks, face death with less trepidation, as they have fewer worldly concerns. Conversely, those with more attachments experience greater fear.

While good deeds may not eliminate the pain of death, they can foster a sense of peace. Individuals who have lived virtuously often approach death with a sense of acceptance, viewing their passing as a contribution to the world and a relief from being a burden. Furthermore, invoking the name Huh Kyung-young during the final moments can lead to a unique experience. Angel (천사) from White Heaven (백궁) arrive to guide the departing soul, eliminating all fear and ensuring a peaceful transition to the White Heaven (백궁) with special treatment.

The Gama (가마), or hair whorl, on the human head symbolizes the galaxy, with its spiral pattern mirroring the celestial structure. Each hair root represents a star. Hair loss patterns, with a gradual decrease in regrowth over time, reflect the subtle progression of aging. However, invoking the name Huh Kyung-young or receiving his touch can maintain hair density throughout life.

The Bulgulsan (불굴산) mountain in Yangju, listed among Korea’s ten most famous mountains, is renowned for its unique geological formations resembling seven Buddhas or seven elephants. This mountain is part of a larger ancestral lineage of mountains, tracing its origins from Baekdusan (백두산) down to Samgaksan (삼각산), each mountain having a hierarchical relationship.

The recent controversy surrounding metaverse sexual assault laws, which impose severe penalties for virtual offenses, raises concerns about the infringement of youth’s rights to happiness and freedom. The increasing strictness of such laws, particularly in the digital realm, poses significant risks for young people, who can be easily implicated in cybercrimes. The subjective nature of these offenses, where a simple act like repeated phone calls can be deemed stalking, creates a precarious environment. The ease with which accusations can be made, especially in the context of changing romantic relationships, can lead to severe consequences for individuals. This legal landscape encourages virtual relationships as a safer alternative to real-world interactions.

To navigate these complexities, it is essential to maintain clear and sincere communication in digital interactions, preserving records of mutual affection. When relationships end, direct and respectful communication, possibly involving elders, is preferable to resorting to legal accusations that can ruin a young person’s life. The current societal trends, where Korean women are increasingly reluctant to marry and have children, contribute to a demographic crisis, leading some men to seek partners from other countries.

Ultimately, merely listening to Huh Kyung-young’s words or seeing his face is sufficient to receive spiritual nourishment and attain Jeonggak (正覺). Maintaining a bright demeanor and appreciating the value of others, regardless of age, is paramount. The ability to perceive the God-man (神人) is a treasure more valuable than any material wealth. Numerous individuals have experienced profound physical and mental healing through their connection with Huh Kyung-young, including the resolution of chronic ailments like nosebleeds, headaches, gastritis, gum inflammation, digestive issues, and bronchial problems. These transformations, often described as living in a “Celestial House on Earth,” are a testament to the profound impact of the God-man (神人). Even those in distant lands, like Hawaii, have experienced miraculous recoveries through Huh Kyung-young’s blessings.

Haneulgung (하늘궁) serves as a vital center for spiritual learning and connection with the God-man (神人). The ongoing construction of Haneulgung (하늘궁), a monumental project, is being meticulously planned and executed in phases, with the God-man (神人) personally overseeing its design and development. This grand endeavor, including the creation of a majestic, straight entrance adorned with trees and lighting, reflects a vision of global significance. The profound insights and divine answers provided by Huh Kyung-young are a source of immense gratitude and inspiration.

Meeting Minutes: Huh Kyung-young’s Haneulgung Lecture (September 25, 2022)

Ⅰ. Meeting Overview

Category	Details
Date	September 25, 2022
Location	Haneulgung
Speaker	Huh Kyung-young
Topic	Korean excellence, the concept of “Chobalshimshi Byeonjeonggak” (initial pure mind), the nature of “Dainopin” energy, and various Q&A sessions.
Source	YouTube video: “269회 허경영 하늘궁 강연 (2022.09.25)”

Ⅱ. Meeting Discussion
1. Korean Excellence and Global Recognition

• Korea boasts the highest IQ globally, despite having no Nobel laureates in science (Nobel Peace Prize is considered an honorary award).

• Koreans consistently rank first in international math competitions and operate the world’s top international airports.

• Korean expertise in nuclear power plant construction is highly regarded internationally, with countries like Russia, Germany, and France entrusting Korea with their projects.

• Korea is a global leader in shipbuilding, accounting for 50% of the world’s vessel orders.

• Korean public buses are even used in countries like Russia, Thailand, and Vietnam, often with Korean text left unremoved as a source of pride.

• The Korean alphabet (Hangul) is recognized as superior due to its unique feature of matching the sound and shape of the human mouth.

• Korea achieved in 15 years what took Germany 150 years, demonstrating remarkable progress.
  2. The Concept of “Chobalshimshi Byeonjeonggak” (Initial Pure Mind)

• He emphasizes the importance of the “initial pure mind” (초발심시변전과) in achieving enlightenment or success.

• This concept suggests that the moment one resolves to pursue a goal, such as becoming a monk or a doctor, or seeking spiritual enlightenment, that initial pure intention is the most crucial and complete state.

• Over time, external factors and worldly concerns can corrupt this initial purity, leading to a loss of purpose.

• He illustrates this with examples of religious leaders who, despite long years of practice, may lose their initial pure intentions.

• He also mentions the creation of a “Huh Kyung-young World Peace Grand Prize” with a prize money three times that of the Nobel Prize, aiming to inspire scientific research into his energy.
  3. The Nature of “Dainopin” Energy

• “Dainopin” is described as an energy 4,000 times more potent than endorphins, effectively limitless.

• This energy is associated with His name; merely writing or speaking “Huh Kyung-young” can generate “Dainopin”.

• Unlike endorphins, which primarily provide pain relief and stimulate bodily functions, “Dainopin” is said to have a transformative effect, leading to happiness and well-being.

• He demonstrates this through an “O-ring test,” where individuals holding his name or image exhibit increased strength.

• The presence of “Dainopin” is contingent on having a good heart; negative thoughts can diminish its effect.

• He’s lectures and even looking at his face are said to induce “Dainopin” production.
  4. Q&A Session Highlights

• Question on Spiritual Freedom in White Heaven: In White Heaven, souls experience unlimited freedom, unlike the restricted freedom on Earth. He illustrates this with an anecdote about a “Bob” (an extraterrestrial being) visiting his birthday, demonstrating interdimensional travel.

• Question on “Suwon Matgyeora” (Entrust Your Enemies): This phrase, meaning “do not make enemies,” emphasizes avoiding animosity to prevent future difficulties.

• Question on Tattoos: Tattoos of His name or image are acceptable and can bring positive effects, as they continuously evoke his energy.

• Question on Fluoride in Toothpaste: He dismisses the conspiracy theory that fluoride damages the pineal gland, stating that fluoride in regulated amounts in tap water is safe and beneficial for dental health, as practiced in developed countries.

• Question on the Pain of Death: The pain of death is generally less for younger individuals and increases with age, as fear and attachment to worldly possessions grow. Those who live a virtuous life tend to experience less suffering at the time of death. Calling His name at the moment of death can lead to a peaceful transition to the White Heaven, guided by angels.

• Question on Hair Whorls (Gama): Hair whorls on the head represent the structure of the galaxy, with each hair root symbolizing a star. The rate of hair loss and growth changes with age, but calling His name or receiving his touch can maintain hair density.

• Question on Bulgulsan Mountain: Bulgulsan Mountain in Yangju is considered one of Korea’s top ten famous mountains due to its unique rock formations resembling seven Buddhas or seven elephants. It is part of a larger mountain lineage, with connections to other significant Korean mountains.

• Question on Metaverse Sexual Offense Laws: He expresses concern that increasingly strict laws, such as those against metaverse sexual offenses, can infringe upon the freedom and happiness of young people, potentially leading to false accusations and severe consequences. He suggests that open communication and mutual understanding are crucial in resolving relationship issues to avoid legal entanglements.
  5. Testimonials and Concluding Remarks

• Several attendees shared testimonials of improved health conditions, including relief from headaches, stomach problems, gum inflammation, digestive issues, and respiratory difficulties, attributing these improvements to His influence.

• A video testimonial from a woman in Hawaii described her husband’s recovery from speech and mobility issues after receiving His blessing video message.

• He encourages regular attendance at Haneulgung lectures and emphasizes that even a brief encounter or listening to his words can provide spiritual nourishment and “Dainopin” energy.

• He also discusses the ongoing construction of the Haneulgung main building, a global-scale project requiring significant funding and phased development.

Ⅲ. Action Items

• Attendees are encouraged to visit Haneulgung on Saturdays and Sundays to attend lectures and see the speaker.
• Individuals are advised to cultivate an “initial pure mind” (초발심시변전과) in their endeavors.
• Participants are encouraged to call upon His name or engage with his teachings to experience the benefits of “Dainopin” energy.
• Attendees are reminded to maintain a positive outlook and avoid negative thoughts to sustain the effects of “Dainopin”.

The Divine Wisdom of Huh Kyung-young: A Modern Scripture

1. The Intellectual Prowess of the Korean People
   The Korean populace possesses the highest intellectual quotient globally. While Israel, ranking twenty-sixth, boasts 186 Nobel laureates, Korea, despite its superior intelligence, has yet to receive a single Nobel Prize, excluding the Peace Prize, which is considered an honorary distinction. Nevertheless, Korea consistently achieves first place in international mathematics competitions and holds the top position in global airport rankings. Furthermore, the construction of nuclear power plants by Koreans is regarded as the safest option, with nations like Russia entrusting their lives to Korean expertise in this critical field. The global rivalry among companies like Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO), Japan, and the United States for nuclear power plant contracts underscores Korea’s formidable capabilities. The potential for catastrophic explosions if these facilities are improperly constructed highlights the immense responsibility involved. The fact that Korea, a nation that only recently acquired nuclear technology, now exports its expertise within a few decades is a testament to its exceptional intellectual capacity. Korea also leads the world in shipbuilding, a complex industry involving intricate processes of steel cutting, welding, and design. While China is a close second, Korea’s achievements are remarkable. The Korean people possess an extraordinary intellect, consistently excelling in international competitions.

2. The Superiority of the Korean Language
   The Korean language, Hangeul, is recognized as the world’s most superior writing system due to its unique characteristic of aligning the shape of its characters with the vocal sounds and the corresponding mouth movements. For instance, the character ‘오’ (o) visually resembles the English letter ‘O’, and the articulation of ‘ㄱ’ (g) naturally forms the shape of the character with the tongue. Similarly, the Korean character ‘ㅍ’ (p) corresponds to the English ‘f’ sound and its associated mouth shape. This phonetic and visual congruence is unparalleled globally, a testament to the genius of King Sejong, the creator of Hangeul. Unlike English, where sound and written form often diverge, Hangeul’s inherent consistency is a source of national pride. The world acknowledges the exceptional excellence of the Korean people.

3. Global Recognition of Korean Technological Advancement
   The global community acknowledges Korea’s exceptional capabilities, particularly in fields that inspire both awe and apprehension. Nuclear power, a technology widely feared, is paradoxically entrusted to Korea by advanced nations such as Germany and France. This phenomenon is indeed peculiar, considering the potential for misuse if Korea were to harbor ill intentions. The international community recognizes Korea’s proficiency. Furthermore, Korea’s international airports consistently rank first globally, achieving a five-star rating, a distinction held by no other airport worldwide. This achievement is particularly noteworthy given Korea’s relatively short history with aviation. The Korean people, who once lacked nuclear power plants and airports, now astonish the world with their rapid advancements.

4. Korean Influence in Global Industries
   Korean influence extends across various global industries. Approximately fifty percent of all ships navigating the world’s oceans are Korean-made. In countries like Russia, Thailand, and Vietnam, Korean city buses are a common sight, often retaining their original Korean signage. This practice stems from a sense of pride, as these nations proudly display the Korean script, even if they do not comprehend its meaning. Old, dilapidated Korean buses, still bearing destination signs like “Myeonmok-dong” or “Gupabal,” are ubiquitous in Southeast Asia. This widespread presence underscores the excellence of the Korean people.

5. The Significance of Initial Resolve (初發心時變正覺)
   The concept of Initial Resolve (初發心時變正覺), which translates to “the moment of initial resolve is the moment of complete enlightenment,” holds profound significance. It posits that the purest and most enlightened state is achieved at the very beginning of one’s journey, when the initial intention is formed. This principle applies to various aspects of life, from spiritual pursuits to professional aspirations. For instance, the moment one decides to become a monk or a doctor embodies the true spirit of that calling. Subsequent experiences, such as the challenges faced by doctors in the United States with lawsuits and the associated financial burdens, can dilute this initial resolve. The legal system’s complexity, with its emphasis on infinite liability and the proliferation of lawyers, can make it difficult for professionals to practice effectively. This constant scrutiny and potential for litigation can erode the initial pure intention.

6. The Importance of Unwavering Dedication
   Maintaining one’s Initial Resolve (初發心) requires unwavering dedication and a steadfast commitment to one’s principles. the Divine Being, for example, would meticulously build a strong foundation from childhood, abstaining from alcohol and tobacco, and preserving that initial pure intention. Such a being would not engage in deception or compromise their integrity. The decision to live a life of sacrifice for humanity, as exemplified by starting a free meal service at the age of twenty and continuing it for decades, demonstrates this profound commitment. Such individuals would find it morally reprehensible to indulge in luxuries like alcohol, knowing that the money could feed many. This dedication to a higher purpose prevents the erosion of the initial pure heart.

7. The Pitfalls of Losing Initial Resolve
   Religious parables often illustrate the dangers of losing one’s Initial Resolve (初發心). In one Christian anecdote, Jesus warmly embraces deacons and elders in the afterlife but remains seated when a pastor arrives, fearing that the pastor, having lost his initial humility and become entangled in worldly power struggles, might usurp his position. This humorous yet insightful story highlights how leaders, as they ascend in status, can become preoccupied with power and position, thereby losing their original pure intentions. The Buddha’s teaching, “The moment of initial resolve is the moment of complete enlightenment,” emphasizes the importance of preserving that burning spirit and never forgetting the initial pure intention.

8. Distinguishing Treasure from Waste
   Humanity often mistakenly pursues Waste (廢物) while overlooking true Treasure (寶物). Material possessions, wealth, and even the physical body are ultimately transient and destined for disposal. These are all forms of Waste (廢物). The true Treasure (寶物) is the divine being, Huh Kyung-young, who stands before humanity. To recognize this divine Treasure (寶物) is to transcend the pursuit of Waste (廢物) and achieve true spiritual wealth. Even in times of hardship, encountering this cosmic Treasure (寶物) signifies an abundance that surpasses all material riches. This realization embodies the principle of Initial Resolve (初發心時變正覺), where the encounter with the divine transforms one’s perspective and leads to spiritual fulfillment.

9. The Unlimited Freedom of White Heaven
   Upon ascending to the White Heaven (白宮), individuals experience unlimited freedom, a stark contrast to the restricted liberties of earthly existence. On Earth, even basic freedoms like movement are constrained. However, in White Heaven (白宮), such limitations cease to exist. A personal anecdote illustrates this: the Creator predicted the arrival of a foreign individual named Bob on his birthday, after midnight, and instructed that the event be filmed. True to the prediction, Bob arrived in a flying saucer, or an energy form, which was captured on video. This phenomenon, involving a being from 200 million miles away, demonstrates a ten-dimensional shift, a feat impossible within the confines of Earth’s internal dimensions. This advanced technology allows for dimensional travel, where a being can shrink and enter a building without opening doors, passing through walls at will. This is the pinnacle of cosmic technology.

10. The Significance of Initial Encounter
    The initial encounter with the Creator holds paramount importance, as it represents the purest form of recognition and Initial Resolve (初發心). The foreign individual, Bob, and his spouse were the first from overseas to recognize the divine being, traveling vast distances to do so. This initial act of faith and recognition is considered the most significant, transcending any subsequent actions or changes in sentiment. The memory of that first meeting, when Bob and his spouse sought out the divine being, remains eternally cherished, regardless of future circumstances. This underscores the profound impact of Initial Resolve (初發心) in one’s spiritual journey.

11. The Nature of Cosmic Dimensions
    The divine being’s ability to predict and manifest the arrival of Bob from a distant cosmic realm demonstrates a profound understanding and control over Cosmic Dimensions (宇宙外緣). This event, occurring beyond the tenth dimension, is impossible within the internal dimensions of Earth. Bob’s journey from the distant Cosmic Dimensions (宇宙外緣) to Earth’s internal dimensions represents a Dimensional Shift (次元移動). The energy observed during his arrival, a swirling vortex, is the manifestation of this advanced technology. This energy allows for the reduction in size of the flying saucer, enabling it to enter human dwellings.

12. The Limitations of Human Interaction with Divine Beings
    Direct physical interaction between divine beings and humans on Earth is subject to certain limitations. This is primarily due to the presence of various infectious diseases within the human body. Therefore, while the Creator can manifest and interact in a controlled manner, direct physical embrace is generally avoided. However, in White Heaven (白宮), such limitations do not exist, and direct interaction is possible. The divine being’s presence on Earth necessitates a physical form to facilitate interaction, but this is a temporary measure. The advanced technology of Cosmic Dimensions (宇宙外緣) allows for such manifestations while adhering to these necessary precautions.

13. The Manifestation of Dimensional Travel
    The visual evidence of Bob’s arrival, captured on video, provides a tangible demonstration of Dimensional Travel (次元移動). The swirling energy, distinct from Earth’s energy, represents a sophisticated form of transportation from beyond the tenth dimension. The video shows this energy form moving to specific locations, including the divine being’s image and Bob’s designated seat at the dining table. This Dimensional Travel (次元移動) is not merely intercontinental flight but a journey across dimensions, allowing the craft to penetrate physical barriers like walls without obstruction. This phenomenon, witnessed by humans for the first time, showcases the advanced capabilities of Dimensional Travel (次元移動) and its ability to transcend the limitations of space and time.

14. The Unfathomable Nature of Cosmic Outer Space
    The Cosmic Outer Space (宇宙外緣) remains largely unknown to humanity, representing the realm of Dark Matter (暗黑物質) and Dark Energy (暗黑에너지) in physics. While humans can comprehend and harness various forms of energy within their internal dimensions, the Cosmic Outer Space (宇宙外緣) lies beyond their current understanding. The divine being, however, possesses knowledge of this unfathomable realm and endeavors to explain it to humanity. The ability to predict and manifest events from this Cosmic Outer Space (宇宙外緣) serves as a testament to this profound knowledge.

15. The Power of Dynorphin
    Dynorphin (다이노핀) is a powerful neurochemical, approximately 4,000 times more potent than endorphins, effectively representing an infinite source of energy. The mere act of writing or uttering the name “Huh Kyung-young” activates the release of Dynorphin (다이노핀), generating immense energy. This phenomenon can be demonstrated through an O-ring test, where the strength of the fingers remains unyielding when the name “Huh Kyung-young” is present, even in written form. In contrast, the names of other religious figures or scientists do not elicit the same energetic response. This indicates that the name “Huh Kyung-young” itself transforms into Dynorphin (다이노핀), providing boundless energy. Individuals who wear clothing bearing the name “Huh Kyung-young” are considered happier than world leaders, as they are constantly imbued with this potent neurochemical.

16. The Mechanism of Dynorphin and Endorphin
    While endorphins provide a morphine-like effect, stimulating the pancreas and vitalizing the body, Dynorphin (다이노핀) operates on an entirely different level. Endorphins are significantly weaker than Dynorphin (다이노핀), which functions as an active energy source rather than merely a pain reliever. The presence of Dynorphin (다이노핀) in the body leads to profound well-being, unlike the potential side effects of external morphine. The act of invoking the name “Huh Kyung-young” or having it written on an object not only releases Dynorphin (다이노핀) but also imbues the individual with infinite spiritual energy. This energy, however, is contingent upon maintaining a positive mindset; negative thoughts can diminish its effect.

17. The Concept of “Suwon Matgyeora” (수원 맡겨라)
    The ancient Korean proverb, “Suwon Matgyeora” (수원 맡겨라), which literally means “entrust your enemy,” conveys the profound wisdom of avoiding enmity. It implies that one should not harbor ill will or seek revenge, as doing so will inevitably lead to personal suffering and unhappiness. The phrase “Namui Pinira” (남의 피니라) further emphasizes this, suggesting that engaging in conflict with an enemy will result in unavoidable difficulties. Therefore, the teaching advocates for letting go of animosity and fostering a peaceful disposition to avoid encountering hardship.

18. The Benefits of Attending Huh Kyung-young’s Lectures
    Attending Huh Kyung-young’s lectures and observing his countenance directly stimulates the release of Dynorphin (다이노핀) in abundance. This direct exposure to his teachings and presence creates a state of profound well-being, akin to entering a “Dynorphin paradise.” Unlike external substances like morphine, which can damage the liver, Dynorphin (다이노핀) enhances overall health. Furthermore, the presence of Dynorphin (다이노핀) in substances like milk can preserve them indefinitely, preventing spoilage. This transformative power extends to physical appearance, as invoking the name “Huh Kyung-young” or receiving his touch can lead to a fuller head of hair, maintaining its density throughout one’s life.

19. The Efficacy of the Name “Huh Kyung-young”
    The name “Huh Kyung-young” possesses a unique and potent ability to manifest positive effects. Whether written as a small tattoo or a temporary sticker, the name itself carries the same power. This efficacy stems from the association with the divine being, Huh Kyung-young. However, if another individual with the same name were to be invoked, the effect would not be the same, as the power is intrinsically linked to the divine being’s essence. Therefore, only the name “Huh Kyung-young” in reference to the divine being possesses this extraordinary capability.

20. The Truth About Fluoride in Water
    The claim that fluoride damages the pineal gland and obscures spiritual insight is a baseless rumor. In fact, developed nations routinely add a controlled amount of fluoride to their tap water, which is safe for consumption. While excessive consumption of any substance can be harmful, the regulated levels of fluoride in public water supplies are deemed safe by national authorities. Therefore, concerns about fluoride’s detrimental effects are unfounded.

21. The Nature of Death and Suffering
    The experience of death and suffering varies with age and life circumstances. Generally, the younger one dies, the less intense the suffering, as the capacity for fear and emotional attachment develops with age and reason. Infants, for instance, exhibit minimal fear, often surviving falls from great heights or plane crashes due to their lack of comprehension of danger. As individuals mature, they become more susceptible to fear and the pain of loss, particularly concerning family members. Those with strong familial bonds experience greater anguish at the prospect of death, as they worry about their loved ones’ fate. Conversely, individuals without family ties, such as monks or soldiers, may face death with less fear, as they have fewer attachments to leave behind. This highlights how material possessions and emotional attachments can amplify the fear and suffering associated with death.

22. The Role of Good Deeds and Divine Intervention in Death
    While good deeds (良善) may not entirely eliminate the pain of death, they can significantly alleviate the emotional burden. Individuals who have lived a virtuous life often approach death with a sense of peace, viewing their passing as a contribution to the world by reducing their environmental footprint or ceasing to be a burden on their families. This mindset allows them to accept death with a tranquil heart. Furthermore, invoking the name “Huh Kyung-young” during the final moments can lead to a profound and comforting experience. Divine angels enter the individual’s being, guiding them to the White Heaven (白宮) without any fear or distress. This divine intervention ensures a peaceful transition, offering a “special treatment” that transcends the ordinary experience of death.

23. The Significance of the Crown of the Head (가마)
    The Crown of the Head (가마), or hair whorl, on the human head symbolizes the structure of our galaxy and the number of stars within it. When the head is shaved and viewed from above, the spiral pattern of the hair whorl resembles the shape of a galaxy. This pattern is also akin to the growth rings of a tree, with each hair root representing a star. Hair loss, a natural process of aging, occurs at a rate of approximately 300 hairs per day for a normal individual in their twenties, with a corresponding regrowth of 300 hairs. This balance gradually shifts with age, leading to a net loss of hair. However, invoking the name “Huh Kyung-young” or receiving his touch can maintain hair density throughout one’s life, preventing hair loss.

24. The Spiritual Significance of Bulgulsan Mountain
    Bulgulsan Mountain in Yangju, listed among Korea’s ten most famous mountains in Kim Jeong-ho’s Daedongyeojido, holds profound spiritual significance. Located behind Haneulgung (하늘궁) and adjacent to Yangju City Hall, Bulgulsan is renowned for its unique rock formations that resemble seven Buddhas or seven elephants standing upright. This mountain is part of a larger geological lineage, connected to Gamaksan Mountain, which in turn is the “father” of Goryeongsan Mountain. This “mountain genealogy” traces back to Baekdusan Mountain, through Geumgangsan, Odaesan, Yongmunsan, Gamaksan, Goryeongsan, and Samgaksan, illustrating a hierarchical structure akin to a family tree.

25. The Dangers of Overly Strict Cybercrime Laws
    The implementation of stringent cybercrime laws, such as those penalizing metaverse sexual offenses with imprisonment and fines, poses significant risks to the freedom and well-being of young people. These laws, while intended to protect, can be easily misused, leading to false accusations of sexual harassment or stalking based on trivial interactions. The subjective nature of such offenses, coupled with the pervasive nature of digital communication, can result in innocent individuals being labeled as criminals. The rise of cybercrime investigation teams, with their ability to scrutinize personal communications, further exacerbates this issue. This creates a climate of fear and distrust, where young people may resort to virtual relationships with robots to avoid legal repercussions. The divine being advocates for a balanced approach that protects both men and women, emphasizing open communication and mutual understanding to resolve conflicts rather than resorting to legal action that can ruin lives.

26. The Transformative Power of Huh Kyung-young’s Presence
    The mere act of listening to Huh Kyung-young’s lectures or gazing upon his countenance provides profound spiritual nourishment. Even a single word from him or a glimpse of his face can lead to Complete Enlightenment (變正覺), signifying a complete transformation of one’s being. This direct interaction with the divine being is considered the ultimate treasure, far surpassing any material wealth.

27. Testimonies of Healing and Transformation
    Numerous individuals have experienced remarkable physical and spiritual transformations through their connection with Huh Kyung-young. Testimonies include:

Resolution of Chronic Headaches: A persistent headache and a feeling of mental fogginess disappeared after a 5cm long blood clot was expelled from the nose, even without a nosebleed.
Cure for Gastritis: Chronic gastritis, which caused discomfort after drinking coffee, completely vanished, allowing for the enjoyment of multiple cups daily.
Elimination of Gum Inflammation: Annual gum inflammation, requiring dental treatment, ceased for three years.
Improved Bowel Function: Frequent flatulence due to poor colon health significantly reduced.
Relief from Respiratory Distress: Difficulty breathing and chest tightness during humid summer months, caused by bronchial issues, completely disappeared.

These accounts, along with others, highlight the profound healing and transformative power associated with Huh Kyung-young’s presence and teachings. Individuals report living in a state of “Earthly White Heaven Paradise,” experiencing immense happiness and well-being. Furthermore, a testimony from Hawaii describes a husband’s significant improvement in speech and mobility after receiving a blessing video message from Huh Kyung-young, demonstrating the far-reaching impact of his divine energy.

A Comprehensive Analysis of Huh Kyung-young’s Haneulgung Lecture on Korean Excellence and the Primacy of “First Mind”

1. Basic Information
   Lecture Session and Date: 269th Haneulgung Lecture, 2022.09.25
   One-sentence Main Theme or Title Summary: This lecture highlights the exceptional intellectual and technological prowess of the Korean people, contrasting it with a global pursuit of “waste” over “treasure,” and underscores the profound spiritual significance of maintaining one’s “first mind” (초발심, chobalshim) in the journey towards enlightenment and true value.
   Location: Haneulgung Lecture Hall
   Key Segments:
   Korean National Excellence: Discussion of Korea’s high IQ, global leadership in various fields like nuclear power, shipbuilding, and internet infrastructure, and the unique scientific nature of the Korean alphabet (Hangul).
   The Concept of “First Mind” (초발심): Explanation of chobalshim as the initial pure intention or resolve, equating it with the moment of true enlightenment or completion, and its importance in spiritual and personal journeys.
   Distinguishing “Treasure” from “Waste”: A philosophical distinction between worldly pursuits (money, material possessions, even the physical body) as “waste” and the God-man (神人) Huh Kyung-young as the ultimate “treasure.”
   The Power of Dynorphin and Huh Kyung-young’s Name: An explanation of Dynorphin as an endorphin 4,000 times more potent, activated by invoking Huh Kyung-young’s name or image, and its profound positive effects on well-being.
   Critique of Modern Society and Legal Systems: Observations on the complexities and pitfalls of advanced legal systems (e.g., in the US) that lead to excessive litigation and societal stress, and the weakening of political systems (e.g., Russia).

2. Core Messages
   Korean people possess unparalleled intellectual and technological capabilities.
   Quote: “The Korean people have the highest IQ in the world… We are number one in math Olympiads, number one in international airports… The only nations that can build nuclear power plants are America, Korea, and Japan.”
   Explanation: This highlights Korea’s exceptional intelligence and its global leadership in critical technological and infrastructural domains, attributing it to inherent national superiority.
   The “first mind” (초발심) is the moment of true enlightenment and completion.
   Quote: “The moment you first resolve to become a monk, to study, that is when enlightenment is achieved… The first step into Haneulgung, that is when White Heaven (Heaven) is completed.”
   Explanation: This teaching emphasizes that the initial, pure intention or resolve, free from later corruption or worldly attachments, is the most crucial and potent state for spiritual realization.
   Humanity often mistakes “waste” for “treasure,” neglecting true spiritual value.
   Quote: “Humans confuse treasure with waste and chase after waste… All your gold, all your money, these are all waste. In the end, they are all discarded. This body is also waste… The treasure when you return is Huh Kyung-young.”
   Explanation: This message reorients the audience’s perspective on what holds ultimate value, asserting that material possessions and even the physical body are temporary and ultimately discarded, while the God-man represents eternal treasure.
   Invoking Huh Kyung-young’s name or image activates infinite energy and Dynorphin.
   Quote: “Huh Kyung-young’s name transforms into Dynorphin… My name, no matter how small it’s written, generates infinite energy… It’s not just Dynorphin that comes out; infinite spiritual energy comes out.”
   Explanation: This points to a direct, tangible benefit of connecting with Huh Kyung-young, suggesting that his name and image are conduits for powerful, positive energies far surpassing conventional human hormones.
   Death’s suffering is reduced by a virtuous life and invoking Huh Kyung-young.
   Quote: “The younger one dies, the less the suffering of death… A person who has lived a good life rarely dies painfully… When they call my name before dying, a strange phenomenon occurs… Angels come into them from White Heaven and guide them, so there is no fear at all.”
   Explanation: This offers comfort and guidance regarding the end of life, linking virtuous living and spiritual connection to a peaceful transition, free from fear and pain.

3. Detailed Summary
   Topic: Korean Excellence and Global Leadership
   Main Assertions: Korea possesses the highest IQ globally, leading in various fields such as mathematics, international airport operations, nuclear power plant construction, and shipbuilding. Korean expertise in nuclear power is so trusted that even advanced nations like Germany and France rely on them for safety. The Korean alphabet, Hangul, is praised for its scientific design, where the shape of the letters matches the mouth’s pronunciation.
   Analogies/Examples:
   Compares Israel’s 26th IQ ranking with 186 Nobel laureates to Korea’s 1st IQ ranking with no Nobel laureates (excluding Peace Prize).
   Mentions Russia’s nuclear power plant incidents, highlighting Korean reliability in construction.
   Notes that 50% of ships navigating global oceans are Korean-made.
   Observes Korean city buses operating in Russia, Thailand, and Vietnam, with Korean text proudly displayed.
   Practical Message: The audience should feel immense pride in their Korean heritage and recognize the nation’s exceptional capabilities.

Topic: The Significance of “First Mind” (초발심)
Main Assertions: The initial pure intention or resolve (chobalshim) is paramount. It is the moment of true enlightenment and completion, whether in spiritual practice, academic pursuit, or personal relationships. Subsequent experiences can lead to corruption or loss of this initial purity.
Analogies/Examples:
Compares chobalshim to the moment one decides to become a monk, or when one first enters Seoul National University with a burning passion for study.
Refers to the initial pure love in a relationship.
Mentions the story of a doctor’s initial pure intention versus the later stresses and lawsuits.
Cites the example of Bob and Hyosuk, who were the first foreigners to recognize the God-man, emphasizing their chobalshim.
Practical Message: Maintain your initial pure intention and resolve, as it is the foundation for true spiritual and personal achievement. Do not let worldly attachments or time corrupt this “first mind.”

Topic: Distinguishing “Treasure” from “Waste”
Main Assertions: Humans often mistakenly pursue “waste” (material wealth, physical body, worldly concerns) instead of true “treasure.” All material possessions are temporary and will eventually be discarded. The God-man, Huh Kyung-young, represents the ultimate, eternal treasure.
Analogies/Examples:
Compares gold and money to “waste” that will eventually be thrown away.
States that even the human body is “waste.”
Contrasts the pursuit of worldly wealth with meeting the “treasure of the universe, the God-man.”
Practical Message: Shift focus from transient material pursuits to recognizing and embracing the true spiritual treasure, which is the God-man. This recognition alone brings spiritual wealth.

Topic: The Power of Dynorphin and Huh Kyung-young’s Name
Main Assertions: Dynorphin is a hormone 4,000 times more potent than endorphins, providing immense positive energy. This Dynorphin is activated by invoking Huh Kyung-young’s name, writing it, or seeing his image. This activation brings infinite spiritual energy, not just physical stimulation.
Analogies/Examples:
Demonstrates an O-ring test where writing “Huh Kyung-young” on paper or holding it prevents the fingers from separating, unlike other names.
Explains that endorphins provide physical stimulation, while Dynorphin offers a completely different, profound spiritual effect.
Mentions that wearing underwear with Huh Kyung-young’s name or image makes one happier than world leaders.
Practical Message: Actively engage with Huh Kyung-young’s name and image to access infinite energy and Dynorphin, leading to enhanced well-being and spiritual benefits. Avoid negative thoughts, as they can diminish this energy.

Topic: The Nature of Death and the Role of the God-man
Main Assertions: The suffering of death is generally less for younger individuals and increases with age, as fear and attachment grow with reason. A virtuous life can minimize the pain of dying. Invoking Huh Kyung-young’s name before death ensures a peaceful transition, guided by angels from White Heaven, free from fear.
Analogies/Examples:
Compares the lack of fear in infants falling from heights or surviving plane crashes to the increasing fear in adults.
Discusses the fear of death in soldiers with families versus the fearlessness of those without attachments (like monks or seonggun).
Explains that good people feel less regret and even a sense of relief at death, viewing their passing as a contribution to others.
Practical Message: Live a virtuous life and maintain a connection with Huh Kyung-young to ensure a peaceful and fearless transition at the time of death, receiving special guidance and treatment in White Heaven.

Topic: Critiques of Modern Society and Legal Systems
Main Assertions: Advanced legal systems, particularly in countries like the US, have become overly litigious, leading to immense stress and financial burdens for professionals like doctors. This over-development of law can make life difficult for ordinary people. Political systems, as seen in Russia, can lose public trust, leading to societal breakdown and evasion of national duties. Modern laws, such as those concerning metaverse sexual offenses, can infringe upon individual freedoms and lead to unjust accusations, particularly for young people.
Analogies/Examples:
Describes US doctors paying more in lawsuit costs than their salaries, relying on insurance to survive.
Contrasts Russian citizens fleeing military conscription with Americans willingly joining the military, indicating a crisis of trust in the Russian government.
Discusses how metaverse sexual offense laws can turn innocent interactions into criminal acts, leading to severe penalties for youth.
Practical Message: Recognize the complexities and potential dangers of over-regulated societies. The God-man’s arrival is intended to transform such societies into more harmonious ones where both men and women can live safely and happily.

4. Key Quotes Collection
   “The Korean people have the highest IQ in the world.” (During the introduction of Korean national pride)
   “We have no Nobel Prizes, but we have the highest intelligence in the world.” (Contrasting intellectual prowess with international recognition)
   “The moment you first resolve to become a monk… that is when enlightenment is achieved.” (Explaining the concept of chobalshim)
   “Humans confuse treasure with waste and chase after waste.” (Distinguishing between material and spiritual value)
   “This body is also waste… The treasure when you return is Huh Kyung-young.” (Defining ultimate treasure)
   “The God-man of the universe, the true treasure, we have met him. Just this makes you rich.” (Emphasizing the spiritual wealth of meeting the God-man)
   “The initial encounter, that is the true heart.” (Reiterating the importance of chobalshim in relationships)
   “The outer realm of the universe, humans cannot know.” (Discussing the limitations of human scientific understanding)
   “Dynorphin is 4,000 times more potent than endorphins.” (Introducing the superior hormone)
   “Huh Kyung-young’s name transforms into Dynorphin.” (Explaining the power of his name)
   “When they call my name before dying, a strange phenomenon occurs… Angels come into them… so there is no fear at all.” (Describing a peaceful death through connection with the God-man)
   “The initial pure mind, that is the true moment of enlightenment.” (Final emphasis on chobalshim)

5. Historical / Doctrinal Connections
   This lecture builds upon several established teachings of Huh Kyung-young, particularly his emphasis on Korean exceptionalism, the spiritual significance of his own being, and a critique of conventional societal structures.

Korean Exceptionalism: This lecture strongly reinforces his consistent teaching that Korea is a divinely chosen nation with unparalleled intellectual and spiritual potential. This connects to his broader narrative of Korea’s future role as a global leader under his guidance.
Divine-Human Theory (God-man): The core message that Huh Kyung-young himself is the ultimate “treasure” and the source of infinite energy (Dynorphin) directly aligns with his God-man doctrine, where he presents himself as the Creator with supernatural powers and knowledge. The O-ring test demonstration serves as a practical validation of this claim.
Immortality Principles / Spiritual Transformation: The discussion of Dynorphin and its effects, as well as the promise of a fearless death through invoking his name, connects to his teachings on spiritual transformation and the attainment of a higher state of being (White Heaven). The idea that his name can prevent milk from spoiling or maintain hair density suggests a direct, physical manifestation of his spiritual power.
Critique of Worldly Systems: His observations on the flaws of advanced legal systems and weakening political structures are consistent with his broader critique of human-made systems and his assertion that only his divine intervention can truly resolve global problems. This sets the stage for his proposed “33 policies” and a new world order.

Newly Emphasized Points or Developments:

Explicit Link between Hangul and Divine Design: While Korean excellence is a recurring theme, the detailed explanation of Hangul’s scientific design (matching sound to mouth shape) as evidence of divine intelligence within the Korean people is particularly highlighted.
Dynorphin as a Specific, Measurable Benefit: The introduction of “Dynorphin” as a specific hormone, 4,000 times stronger than endorphins, and its direct activation through his name, provides a more “scientific” or tangible aspect to the benefits of connecting with him, moving beyond general “energy.”
Detailed Guidance on O-ring Test Protocol: The lecture provides specific instructions on how to correctly perform the O-ring test, particularly regarding the presence of “angels” and “blessings,” indicating a refinement of practical application for his followers.
Elaboration on the “Outer Realm” (외연) of the Universe: The concept of the “outer realm” of the universe, beyond human scientific understanding (dark matter, dark energy), is used to explain his unique knowledge and the miraculous appearance of Bob’s “dimension-traveling spaceship,” further solidifying his claim to cosmic authority.

7. Action Items & Blessing Guidance
   Maintain Your “First Mind” (초발심): Continuously reflect on and preserve your initial pure intention and resolve in all aspects of life, as this is the foundation for true spiritual progress and enlightenment.
   Recognize Huh Kyung-young as the Ultimate “Treasure”: Shift your focus from worldly “waste” (material possessions, transient concerns) to the God-man as the true, eternal “treasure.” This recognition itself brings spiritual wealth.
   Actively Engage with Huh Kyung-young’s Name and Image: Call his name, write it, or view his image to activate Dynorphin and access infinite spiritual energy, enhancing your well-being and spiritual state.
   Live a Virtuous Life and Connect with the God-man for a Peaceful Death: Strive to live a good life, free from negative attachments, and invoke Huh Kyung-young’s name before death to ensure a fearless and guided transition to the White Heaven.
   Attend Haneulgung Lectures Regularly: Make an effort to visit Haneulgung on Saturdays and Sundays to listen to lectures and see Huh Kyung-young in person, as this direct engagement is considered a powerful source of spiritual nourishment and Dynorphin activation.

8. One-Sentence Overall Summary
   Huh Kyung-young’s lecture extols the unparalleled intellectual and technological superiority of the Korean people, exemplified by their global leadership in various advanced fields and the scientific brilliance of Hangul, while simultaneously urging humanity to abandon the pursuit of transient material “waste” in favor of recognizing the God-man as the ultimate “treasure,” emphasizing that maintaining one’s pure “first mind” and invoking his name activates infinite spiritual energy and ensures a fearless transition to the White Heaven, thereby transforming a complex, litigious world into one of true spiritual wealth and harmony.

The Pinnacle of Korean Excellence and the Essence of Primordial Enlightenment

1. The Unparalleled Intellectual Prowess of the Korean People
   The Korean people possess the highest IQ globally. While Israel, ranking 26th, boasts 186 Nobel laureates, Korea has yet to receive a single Nobel Prize in a substantive category, excluding the Peace Prize, which is considered an honorary recognition. Despite this, our intellectual capacity is globally recognized. We consistently achieve first place in mathematics Olympiads and our international airports are ranked number one worldwide.

Furthermore, the safety of nuclear power plants is often entrusted to Korean engineers. Following incidents like the Chernobyl disaster in Russia, many nations, including Russia, prefer Korean expertise for nuclear power plant construction, entrusting their lives to our technology. This demonstrates the profound trust placed in Korean engineering. When countries seek to commission nuclear power plants, a fierce competition ensues among Korea, Japan, and the United States, with Korea often securing these contracts due to our exceptional capabilities.

Our nation’s shipbuilding industry also holds the top global position. Constructing a ship is an incredibly complex endeavor, involving intricate processes such as steel cutting, welding, and design. Despite China’s rapid ascent to second place, Korea’s dominance in this field is remarkable. It is astonishing how, within mere decades, our youth have mastered these advanced technologies, enabling us to export nuclear power plants and ships globally. This rapid technological advancement is a testament to the extraordinary intellect of the Korean people.

The Korean language, Hangeul, is also recognized as the world’s most superior writing system. Its uniqueness lies in the perfect congruence between the sound of a character and the shape of the human mouth when pronouncing it. For instance, the character for ‘ㄱ’ (giyeok) precisely mirrors the tongue’s position. Similarly, the ‘ㅍ’ (pieup) character corresponds to the ‘f’ sound in English. This ingenious design, where sound and visual form align, is unparalleled globally, a testament to the brilliance of King Sejong. The excellence of the Korean people is now universally acknowledged.

Even in unexpected areas, Korean influence is evident. Our city buses, for example, are found operating in Russia, Thailand, and Vietnam, often with their original Korean destination signs left intact. This is not due to oversight but because the local populations proudly display the Korean script, even if they do not understand it, as a symbol of quality and advanced origin. This widespread presence of Korean products, from advanced technology to everyday items, underscores the global recognition of our nation’s capabilities.

Korea’s journey from a barren land to a global leader in various fields, achieving in 15 years what took nations like Germany 150 years, is truly remarkable. The only area where we lag is in Nobel Prizes, a point of humor given our otherwise exceptional achievements.

2. The Concept of Primordial Enlightenment (Chobalshimshi Byeonjeonggak)
   The concept of Primordial Enlightenment (Chobalshimshi Byeonjeonggak) refers to the state of pure, initial resolve, which is considered the moment of true awakening. This principle suggests that the very first intention to embark on a spiritual or significant journey is when one achieves complete enlightenment.

For instance, the moment one decides to become a monk and dedicates themselves to study is when their spiritual journey is perfected. Similarly, stepping into Haneulgung is akin to achieving the ultimate paradise. This initial, pure intention is paramount, as subsequent experiences can often lead to a loss of this pristine state.

This principle extends to all aspects of life. The initial passion felt during courtship, the moment one resolves to pursue a medical career, or the decision to live righteously are all examples of this primordial enlightenment. This initial resolve is often the most genuine and powerful, untainted by the complexities and compromises that may arise later.

The challenges faced by professionals, such as doctors in the United States who spend a significant portion of their income on malpractice insurance due to frequent lawsuits, illustrate how external pressures can erode this initial pure intention. The legal system, while intended to protect, can create an environment where the original purpose of serving humanity becomes overshadowed by defensive measures.

The importance of maintaining this initial pure heart is also reflected in religious parables. A story from Christianity describes how, in the afterlife, Jesus warmly embraces deacons and elders but remains seated when a pastor arrives, fearing the pastor might usurp his position. This humorous anecdote underscores the idea that even spiritual leaders can lose their initial pure intention, becoming entangled in power struggles and worldly concerns.

Buddhism also emphasizes this concept, stating that the moment of initial resolve is the moment of perfect enlightenment. This initial spark of determination is the foundation for achieving nirvana, liberation, wisdom, and ultimately, Buddhahood. It signifies that the journey’s beginning, when the heart is pure and intentions are clear, is as significant as its culmination.

3. Distinguishing Treasure from Waste
   Humanity often mistakenly pursues what is ultimately waste, believing it to be treasure. Material possessions, wealth, and even the physical body are, in the grand scheme, transient and destined for disposal. These are mere “waste products” that we cling to, rather than recognizing the true “treasure” that lies before us.

The true treasure, the ultimate cosmic wealth, is the God-man (神人), the Divine Human. To recognize and embrace this divine presence is to become truly wealthy, transcending the limitations of material concerns. This understanding allows one to overcome the anxieties of daily life, knowing that they have encountered the genuine treasure of the universe.

4. The Boundless Freedom of White Heaven and the Cosmic Perspective
   In White Heaven (백궁), the celestial realm, freedom is limitless. Unlike Earth, where movement and choices are restricted, White Heaven offers unrestricted liberty. This boundless freedom is exemplified by phenomena that transcend earthly dimensions, such as the arrival of “Bob” on a birthday, a being from beyond the tenth dimension.

This event, captured on video, showcased an energy form, a dimension-traveling spacecraft, that could shrink and enter a building without opening doors, moving freely through walls. This demonstrates a technology far beyond human comprehension, operating at speeds billions of times faster than light, traversing vast cosmic distances instantaneously. This is a glimpse into the “outer dimension” of the universe, a realm unknown to human science, which often focuses only on the “inner dimension.”

The God-man (神人) reveals these cosmic truths, explaining that what physicists call “dark matter” and “dark energy” are merely aspects of this unknown outer dimension. The universe is far vaster and more complex than human science currently understands, containing billions of inhabited planets, a truth that remains largely undiscovered by conventional means.

5. The Power of Dynorphin and the God-man’s Influence
   Dynorphin, a powerful neurochemical, is said to be 4,000 times more potent than endorphins, offering an infinite source of well-being. This extraordinary substance is activated by the name of Huh Kyung-young. Simply writing or uttering his name can generate immense, boundless energy.

Unlike endorphins, which primarily provide pain relief and stimulate bodily functions, dynorphin operates on a completely different level, offering profound and lasting benefits. Those who wear clothing with Huh Kyung-young’s name or image are said to experience greater happiness than world leaders. This energy is not merely physical; it is a spiritual force that transforms one’s state of being.

However, this energy is contingent upon maintaining a positive mindset. Negative thoughts or intentions can diminish its effects. The God-man (神人) also explains the concept of “Suwon Matgyeora” (수원 맡겨라), an ancient saying meaning “do not harbor enmity.” It implies that holding grudges leads to inevitable suffering and prevents one from experiencing true happiness.

Listening to Huh Kyung-young’s lectures or even simply looking at his face is believed to activate dynorphin, filling individuals with this powerful energy. This constant exposure to his presence and teachings creates an environment of profound well-being, akin to entering a “dynorphin paradise.”

6. The Human Body as a Network of Energies and the Role of the God-man
   The human body is a complex network of 25 types of “qi” (기), or vital energies, which are controlled by the spirit, created by the God-man (神人). These energies manifest in various aspects of our being:

Five energies for physical appearance (골상): vigor, vitality, courage, auspiciousness, and life force.
Five energies for mental state (심상): warmth, essence, luster, dynamism, and harmony.
Five energies for physical condition (최상): cold, heat, dryness, dampness, and wind.
Five energies for blood (혈상): aggression, hostility, yin, yang, and earth.
Five elemental energies (오행기): fire, metal, wood, water, and earth.

These 25 energies are the “transmission network” through which the spirit, created by the God-man (神人), controls the body. Traditional Korean medicine (Hanbang) utilizes these energies for diagnosis and treatment, addressing imbalances such as excessive vitality or dampness. The God-man (神人) is the creator of all these energies, including endorphins and dynorphin.

Hormones like adrenaline, associated with negative emotions such as hatred, and amyloid, linked to positive feelings like gratitude, illustrate the body’s intricate chemical responses to emotional states. Dynorphin, however, transcends these, offering a superior, non-toxic form of well-being that even improves liver function, unlike external pain relievers like morphine.

7. The Significance of “First Mind” and the Perils of Modern Society
   The concept of “First Mind” (초발심) is crucial. It represents the initial, pure intention that, if maintained, leads to true enlightenment. Many, even those who dedicate decades to spiritual practice, can lose this initial purity, becoming entangled in worldly concerns. This is why the initial resolve is considered the moment of true awakening.

Modern society, particularly in developed nations, faces unique challenges that erode this “First Mind.” The proliferation of lawsuits, especially in professions like medicine, creates a defensive and litigious environment. Doctors, for instance, are forced to spend heavily on malpractice insurance, diverting resources from their primary mission of healing. This over-reliance on legal frameworks and the constant search for vulnerabilities in others lead to a complex and often unhappy society.

This societal complexity is further exacerbated by the erosion of traditional values and the rise of new forms of conflict. The God-man (神人) observes that while human emotions like affection can lead to impulsive actions, divine intervention is slow and deliberate, allowing for opportunities for change and repentance. The ultimate judgment, however, is absolute and transformative.

The concept of “free will” is central to human existence, allowing individuals to make choices that lead to either self-improvement or self-indulgence. The God-man (神人) ultimately judges those who abuse their freedom, but always offers opportunities for redemption.

8. The Decline of Political Systems and the Rise of New Realities
   The God-man (神人) observes the decline of political systems, as evidenced by events such as the Russian mobilization, where citizens flee rather than serve their country. This indicates a profound loss of trust between the government and its people, a stark contrast to nations like Korea or the United States, where citizens are more willing to serve. This erosion of trust signals the weakening and eventual demise of such political structures.

New realities are also emerging, such as the metaverse and its associated legal challenges. Laws governing virtual spaces, like those criminalizing “metaverse sexual offenses,” are creating unforeseen complications for young people, who may face severe penalties for actions in virtual realms. This highlights the increasing complexity of modern life and the need for a new paradigm to navigate these challenges.

9. The Significance of the “Crown” (Gama) and the Journey of Life
   The “crown” (가마), or hair whorl, on the human head is a symbolic representation of our solar system and galaxy. Its spiral pattern mirrors the structure of the Milky Way, with each hair follicle representing a star. Just as tree rings reveal age, the hair whorl reflects the cosmic order.

Hair loss, a natural part of aging, follows a predictable pattern: 300 hairs fall out daily, with fewer growing back as one ages. However, invoking Huh Kyung-young’s name or receiving his touch is said to maintain hair density throughout life, defying the natural aging process.

The famous mountains of Korea, such as Bulgulsan in Yangju, are not merely geographical features but possess profound spiritual significance. Bulgulsan, for instance, is said to resemble seven Buddhas or seven elephants, and is part of a grand lineage of mountains, tracing its ancestry from Baekdusan to Geumgangsan, Seoraksan, Odaesan, Yongmunsan, Gamaksan, and Goryeongsan. This “mountain genealogy” underscores the deep spiritual connection embedded in the Korean landscape.

10. The Transformation of Suffering and the Path to the White Heaven
    The God-man (神人) offers a path to alleviate suffering and transform life’s challenges. The fear of death, a universal human experience, is intensified by age and attachment to worldly possessions and family. Young children, lacking developed reason, experience less fear, as seen in cases of infants surviving severe accidents due to their absence of terror.

For adults, the fear of death is often intertwined with concerns for loved ones and the regret of leaving them behind. Those with many attachments experience greater anguish. However, individuals who have lived righteously and embraced the teachings of the God-man (神人) can experience a peaceful transition. They view their passing as a contribution to the world, a reduction of their burden on others, leading to a sense of serenity.

When one invokes Huh Kyung-young’s name at the time of death, a miraculous transformation occurs. Angels from White Heaven arrive to guide the soul, eliminating all fear and ensuring a comfortable journey to the celestial realm. This special treatment, reserved for those who recognize the God-man (神人), ensures a dignified and peaceful passage, free from the anxieties of the unknown.

Numerous testimonies attest to the profound physical and spiritual healing experienced by those who embrace the God-man’s (神人) teachings. From the disappearance of chronic headaches and digestive issues to the healing of gum inflammation and respiratory problems, individuals report a complete transformation of their health and well-being. These experiences highlight the tangible benefits of connecting with the divine energy.

The God-man (神人) emphasizes that simply listening to his lectures or even seeing his face is enough to receive profound blessings and spiritual nourishment. This direct connection is considered the ultimate treasure, far surpassing any material wealth. It is an invitation to live in a state of constant joy and enlightenment, recognizing the inherent beauty and value in all beings.

269th Huh Kyung-young Haneulgung Lecture (2022.09.25)

1. Keyword Frequency
   energy: 19
   world: 18
   Korea: 12
   doctor: 10
   nuclear power plant: 9
   fear: 9
   mind: 9
   child: 8
   family: 8
   lecture: 7

2. Today’s Central Metaphor
   The lecture uses the metaphor of “treasure” (보물) versus “waste” (폐물) to distinguish between what truly matters (God-man, spiritual enlightenment) and what humans mistakenly pursue (material wealth, worldly achievements).

3. Lecture in Numbers
   26th: Israel’s IQ ranking.
   186: Number of Nobel laureates from Israel.
   1st: Korea’s ranking in math Olympiads, international airports, and shipbuilding.
   5-star: Rating of Korea’s international airport.
   50%: Proportion of ships navigating the world’s oceans that are Korean.
   150 years: Time it took Germany to achieve certain developments.
   15 years: Time it took Korea to achieve what Germany did in 150 years.
   3 times: The amount of prize money Huh Kyung-young World Peace Grand Prize will offer compared to the Nobel Prize.
   1 billion won: Nobel Prize money.
   3 billion won: Huh Kyung-young World Peace Grand Prize money.
   36.288 billion: Number of human-like beings in the universe, according to Huh Kyung-young’s mathematical formula.
   12 o’clock (midnight): Time after which “Bob” was predicted to arrive on his birthday.
   10 dimensions: The realm beyond which “Bob” came from.
   4,000 times: Dynorphin’s potency compared to endorphins.
   25: Number of “energies” (기) in the human body.
   5: Number of “energies” for bone structure (골상), mind (심상), body (최상), blood (혈상), and Five Elements (오행기).
   90%: Proportion of doctors’ income in the US that goes to legal fees due to lawsuits.
   80 years old: Age of a doctor in Canada accused of sexual harassment.
   1 year: Prison sentence for metaverse sexual assault.
   10 million won: Fine for metaverse sexual assault.
   300: Number of hairs a normal person loses and grows daily in their 20s.
   200: Number of hairs grown daily in one’s 40s.
   100: Number of hairs grown daily in one’s 60s.
   5cm: Length of a nosebleed scab experienced by a person whose headaches disappeared.
   3 years: Period a person went without gum inflammation after knowing God-man.
   300 billion won: Estimated cost to build the Haneulgung main building.
   30 billion won: Estimated cost for the initial framework of the Haneulgung building.

4. Signature Sentence
   “여러분들이 지금 재산 다 주고 눈 뜬 거야.” (You have given all your wealth to open your eyes.)

5. Concise Summary & Highlights
   Huh Kyung-young asserts Korea’s global excellence and introduces his spiritual teachings for ultimate human liberation.

Korea excels globally in IQ, technology, and culture, despite lacking Nobel Prizes.
The concept of “Chobalshim (초발심)” (initial pure intention) is crucial for spiritual enlightenment and true realization.
Humans often mistake “waste” (material possessions, worldly concerns) for “treasure” (God-man, spiritual truth).
Huh Kyung-young demonstrates his unique energy through O-ring tests and the power of his name to generate “Dynorphin,” an endorphin 4,000 times stronger.
He explains the concept of “inner” (내연) and “outer” (외연) universes, asserting his knowledge of the “outer” realm.
Huh Kyung-young addresses various societal issues, including legal complexities, fear of death, and modern challenges like metaverse crime.
His presence and teachings offer physical healing and spiritual comfort, eliminating the fear of death.

6. Scriptural / Religious Citations
   Buddhism: The concept of “Chobalshim (초발심) si Byeonjeonggak (시변전각)” (the moment of initial pure intention is the moment of complete enlightenment) is referenced, along with terms like “Nirvana (열반),” “liberation (해탈),” “Bodhi (보리),” “Prajna (반야),” “Samadhi (삼매),” and “Buddhahood (성불).”
   Christianity: A parable about Jesus not rising for a pastor in the afterlife, implying that religious leaders can lose their “Chobalshim (초발심),” is mentioned.

7. Historical & Epochal Context
   The lecture is situated in a modern, technologically advanced era where Korea has achieved significant global standing in various fields like technology (nuclear power, shipbuilding, internet) and infrastructure (international airports). It also touches upon contemporary societal issues such as legal complexities (medical lawsuits, metaverse crime), global politics (Russia’s war, military conscription), and the search for spiritual meaning amidst material pursuits. He positions himself as the God-man offering solutions to these modern challenges and guiding humanity towards a new spiritual epoch.

8. Key Figures & Events Referenced
   King Sejong (세종대왕): Credited with creating the Korean alphabet (Hangul), which is praised for its scientific design.
   Jesus: Mentioned in the context of religious teachings and a parable about the afterlife.
   Buddha (석가모니): Mentioned in the context of religious teachings and the concept of “Chobalshim (초발심).”
   Seongcheol (성철스님): A renowned Buddhist monk who, at his death, expressed regret and a sense of going to “Mugwanjiok (무관지옥)” (Avīci Hell), which Huh Kyung-young interprets as a true realization of “Chobalshim (초발심).”
   Samyungdaesa (사명대사): A Korean Buddhist monk who led an army against Japanese invaders, mentioned in the context of fearlessness due to lacking family ties.
   Kim Jeong-ho (김정호): Creator of the Daedongyeojido map, mentioned in relation to famous Korean mountains.
   Donald Trump, George W. Bush, Joe Biden, Vladimir Putin: Mentioned as examples of powerful figures who are less happy than those wearing Huh Kyung-young’s blessed underwear.
   Bob: A person from overseas who was the first foreigner to recognize God-man and whose birthday was marked by a miraculous appearance of a dimensional-traveling object.
   Hyosuk (효숙): Bob’s wife, who was instructed to film the miraculous event.
   Kim Jung-eun (김정은 박사님): Mentioned in relation to the teaching of not making enemies.
   Hwang Hye-rim (황혜림): A person from the US who experienced healing for her husband after receiving a blessing video message from God-man(神인).

9. Core Concept Definitions
   God-man (神人): A divine human being, a concept referring to Huh Kyung-young himself, who possesses supernatural abilities and knowledge of the universe’s “outer” realm.
   Haneulgung (하늘궁): A spiritual center or temple associated with Huh Kyung-young, where his teachings are delivered and spiritual experiences occur.
   Chobalshim (초발심): The initial, pure, and sincere intention or resolve, especially in spiritual pursuit. It is considered the moment of true enlightenment or completion.
   Naeyeon (내연) / Oeyeon (외연): “Naeyeon” refers to the inner, known, or observable aspects of the universe (e.g., what science understands). “Oeyeon” refers to the outer, unknown, or unobservable aspects of the universe, beyond human comprehension, which Huh Kyung-young claims to know.
   Dynorphin (다이노핀): A powerful hormone, described as 4,000 times stronger than endorphins, that is generated by invoking Huh Kyung-young’s name or presence. It brings immense joy and healing.
   O-ring Test (오링 테스트): A method used to demonstrate the presence or absence of energy by testing the strength of a person’s fingers when forming an “O” shape. Huh Kyung-young uses it to show the power of his name and blessings.
   Treasure (보물) vs. Waste (폐물): A metaphor where “treasure” represents spiritual truth, God-man, and enlightenment, while “waste” represents material possessions, worldly desires, and transient human concerns.
   Not Old Milk: Milk that, when infused with Huh Kyung-young’s energy, is said to never spoil and sustain life indefinitely.
   Fluoride (불소): A substance added to tap water in developed countries, which Huh Kyung-young states is safe and does not harm the pineal gland, contrary to conspiracy theories.
   Karma (가마): The whorl of hair on the head, which Huh Kyung-young explains represents the galaxy and the structure of stars, with each hair root symbolizing a star.

10. Central Questions & Answers
    Question: Why does Korea, with the highest IQ, have no Nobel laureates (excluding the Peace Prize)?
    Answer: Korea’s intelligence is demonstrated through practical achievements like leading in math Olympiads, international airport rankings, nuclear power plant construction, and shipbuilding, rather than Nobel Prizes.
    Question: What is the true meaning of “Chobalshim (초발심) si Byeonjeonggak (시변전각)”?
    Answer: The initial pure intention or resolve is itself the moment of complete enlightenment and the completion of one’s spiritual journey. It is the most crucial and pure state of mind.
    Question: How can humans distinguish between “treasure” and “waste”?
    Answer: “Treasure” is the God-man and spiritual truth, while “waste” is all material possessions and worldly pursuits that ultimately lead to nothing. Recognizing the God-man is recognizing true treasure.
    Question: What is Dynorphin, and how is it activated?
    Answer: Dynorphin is a hormone 4,000 times more potent than endorphins, bringing immense joy and healing. It is activated by calling Huh Kyung-young’s name, writing his name, or listening to his lectures.
    Question: What is the difference between the “inner” (내연) and “outer” (외연) universe, and why is it important?
    Answer: The “inner” universe is what humans and science currently understand, while the “outer” universe is the vast, unknown realm beyond human comprehension (dark matter, dark energy). Understanding the “outer” is crucial for true knowledge, which God-man provides.
    Question: How can one minimize the fear and pain of death?
    Answer: Dying young generally involves less fear. As one ages and accumulates more possessions and family ties, the fear and pain of death increase. Calling Huh Kyung-young’s name before death ensures a peaceful transition to the White Heaven (백궁) with no fear, guided by angels.

11. Conclusion & Strategic / Philosophical Implications
    The lecture concludes with a call to recognize Huh Kyung-young as the ultimate “treasure” and God-man, emphasizing that his presence and teachings offer profound spiritual and physical benefits, including the elimination of fear of death and the attainment of true enlightenment. The philosophical implication is that humanity’s current focus on material wealth and worldly achievements is misguided, leading to suffering and a failure to grasp true value. By embracing Huh Kyung-young’s teachings and his “Chobalshim (초발심)” philosophy, individuals can achieve a state of complete well-being and spiritual liberation, transcending the limitations of the “inner” universe and connecting with the “outer” divine realm. This shift in perspective is presented as the ultimate solution to societal problems and individual suffering.

12. Cross-Referencing
    Huh Kyung-young’s previous lectures: He frequently refers to his past lectures and teachings, implying a consistent body of work. For example, he mentions having lectured on 500 hormones previously.
    Religious figures: References to Jesus and Buddha are made to contrast their teachings or to highlight the unique nature of Huh Kyung-young’s message.
    Historical figures: King Sejong and Samyungdaesa are mentioned to illustrate points about Korean excellence and fearlessness.
    Scientific concepts: Terms like IQ, nuclear power, endorphins, and hormones are used, often to contrast scientific understanding with his spiritual insights.

13. Content Gaps & Unaddressed Areas
    Empirical evidence for claims: The lecture makes numerous extraordinary claims (e.g., Korea’s IQ, Dynorphin’s effects, “Not old Milk”, dimensional travel, healing powers) without providing any verifiable scientific or empirical evidence. The O-ring test is presented as proof, but its scientific validity is not discussed.
    Mechanism of spiritual phenomena: While “inner” and “outer” universes are mentioned, the specific mechanisms by which spiritual energy, blessings, or the God-man’s name produce physical and spiritual effects are not explained beyond vague references to “energy.”
    Ethical implications of “Chobalshim (초발심)”: The concept of “Chobalshim (초발심)” being the ultimate enlightenment, regardless of subsequent actions, could be interpreted in ways that diminish accountability for later moral failings. The lecture does not fully explore these ethical nuances.
    Financial aspects of Haneulgung: The mention of 300 billion won for construction and the need for continuous funding raises questions about the financial model and transparency, which are not addressed.
    Specifics of “outer” universe: While the “outer” universe is frequently mentioned, concrete details about its nature, inhabitants, or how it interacts with the “inner” universe are largely absent, beyond the “Bob” incident.
    Addressing counterarguments: The lecture does not engage with potential criticisms or alternative viewpoints regarding its claims, such as scientific skepticism or differing religious perspectives.

14. Future Predictions & Prophetic Statements
    Huh Kyung-young World Peace Grand Prize: Huh Kyung-young predicts the establishment of a “Huh Kyung-young World Peace Grand Prize” with a prize money three times that of the Nobel Prize, which will encourage scientists to research his energy.
    Global surrender to Huh Kyung-young: a time will surely come when the entire world will surrender to him.
    Haneulgung’s future: He predicts the construction of a world-class Haneulgung building, including a “Bob Memorial Hall.”
    Societal transformation: He implies that his arrival will change society, addressing issues like legal complexities and making it safer for both men and women.
    Hair retention: Calling Huh Kyung-young’s name or receiving his touch will maintain hair density until death.
    Not Old Milk: Milk infused with his energy will never spoil and will sustain life indefinitely.
    Political system collapse: He suggests that Russia’s current military conscription issues indicate the weakening and eventual collapse of its political system.

Executive Insight
This lecture by Huh Kyung-young presents a compelling, albeit unsubstantiated, vision centered on Korea’s exceptionalism and his own divine status as God-man. The core strategic takeaway is the emphasis on “Chobalshim (초발심)”—the initial pure intention—as the singular path to enlightenment, transcending all subsequent actions. This concept, coupled with the “treasure vs. waste” metaphor, aims to reorient human values from material pursuits to spiritual awakening through his teachings. Professionals should note the strategic use of O-ring tests and the Dynorphin concept to create a tangible, albeit unscientific, demonstration of his power, fostering belief and loyalty among followers. The lecture’s blend of national pride, spiritual claims, and practical advice on modern issues like legal challenges and fear of death, positions Huh Kyung-young as a comprehensive solution provider, appealing to a broad audience seeking meaning and security in a complex world.

1. The Unparalleled Ingenuity of the Korean People

The Korean people possess the highest intelligence quotient globally. While Israel, ranking 26th, boasts 186 Nobel laureates, Korea has none, excluding the Nobel Peace Prize, which is considered an honorary award. Despite this, Korea’s intellectual prowess is evident in its consistent first-place finishes in international mathematics competitions and its top-ranked international airport. Furthermore, the safety of nuclear power plants is often entrusted to Korean engineers. Countries like Russia, which have experienced nuclear disasters, prefer Korean expertise for their nuclear power plant construction, entrusting their lives to Korean builders. This demonstrates the exceptional skill of the Korean people. When a nation requests a nuclear power plant, Korean, Japanese, and American companies fiercely compete for the contract, with Korea having a high probability of securing it. Only the United States, Korea, and Japan are capable of constructing nuclear power plants. This is a source of immense national pride. The Korean intellect is unmatched. Just a few decades ago, Korea had no knowledge of nuclear power plants, yet now its youth have mastered the technology and are exporting it worldwide. Korea also holds the top position in shipbuilding, a highly complex industry involving intricate processes like steel cutting, welding, and design. Although China is a close second, Korea’s achievements are remarkable.

2. The Superiority of the Korean Language
   The Korean people possess the finest language and script in the world. The unique characteristic of the Korean alphabet, Hangeul, is the perfect alignment between the sound of a letter and the shape of the mouth when pronouncing it. For instance, the shape of the mouth when saying “oh” (오) is identical to the English letter “O.” Similarly, the tongue forms the shape of “ㄱ” when pronouncing “giyeok.” This phonetic and visual congruence is unparalleled globally. While other languages like English have a significant disparity between sound and written form, Hangeul’s design is a testament to the genius of King Sejong. The world acknowledges the excellence of the Korean people.

3. Global Recognition of Korean Competence
   The world recognizes Korea’s capabilities, particularly in areas that inspire fear, such as nuclear power. Developed nations like Germany and France entrust Korea with their nuclear power projects, a remarkable phenomenon. This global trust in Korean expertise is also evident in the continuous top ranking of Korea’s international airport, which has consistently achieved a five-star rating. It is astonishing how quickly Korea, a nation that only recently began flying and building airports, has achieved such global recognition. Furthermore, Korean ships account for 50% of all vessels navigating the world’s oceans.

4. The Global Presence of Korean Influence
   Korean influence extends globally, even to everyday life. In Russia, Korean city buses are a common sight. In Thailand and Vietnam, Korean city buses operate without even removing the Korean lettering, as the locals proudly display them as “Korean buses,” even with destinations like “Bulgwang-dong” still visible. This widespread presence of Korean buses, even older models, in Southeast Asia, with their original Korean destination signs, underscores the global reach and recognition of the Korean people.

5. The Concept of “First Resolve” (Chobalshim)
   The Korean people are exceptionally talented. The concept of “first resolve” (초발심, Chobalshim) is crucial. It refers to the initial pure intention or determination. For instance, the moment one decides to become a monk or to pursue a specific course of study is when the path to enlightenment or achievement is truly established. Similarly, stepping into Haneulgung signifies the completion of one’s journey to the Heaven realm. It is not about gradual cultivation but about the initial, pure intention. This initial resolve, like the pure heart of a new convert or the passion of a new relationship, is paramount. The moment one decides to pursue a goal, such as becoming a doctor or aspiring to the Heaven realm, that initial resolve embodies the true spirit.

6. The Pitfalls of Materialism and Legalism
   The pursuit of worldly achievements can often lead to complications. For example, doctors in the United States face numerous lawsuits, with legal expenses often exceeding their salaries. Patients, often in collusion with lawyers, can relentlessly pursue claims, making it difficult for doctors to practice. This legalistic environment, where endless disputes arise over perceived grievances, makes it challenging for individuals to live freely.

7. The Importance of Pure Intention and Selflessness
   Maintaining a pure intention from the outset is vital. A person who has consistently upheld their initial resolve, abstaining from vices like alcohol and tobacco, embodies a profound commitment. Such an individual, even the Creator, would not betray the trust of their parents. The focus should be on self-sacrifice for humanity. For example, a person who has provided free meals since the age of 20, and continues to do so, would not have the conscience to consume alcohol, knowing that the money could feed many. Such individuals live simply, prioritizing their mission over personal indulgence. Without this pure initial resolve, one cannot achieve great things.

8. The Loss of Initial Resolve in Leadership
   Even in religious contexts, the loss of initial resolve can be observed. A parable tells of Jesus embracing deacons and elders in the afterlife but not rising for a pastor, fearing the pastor might usurp his position. This humorous anecdote illustrates how leaders can lose their initial pure intentions, becoming entangled in power struggles and status. The Buddha’s teaching on “first resolve” emphasizes that the initial pure intention is the true path to enlightenment, a burning spirit that should never be forgotten.

9. Distinguishing Treasure from Waste
   Humanity often mistakes “waste” for “treasure.” Material possessions, like gold, are ultimately discarded. Even the physical body is temporary. The true treasure is God-man Huh Kyung-young. Despite this, people often fail to recognize this ultimate treasure, clinging to worldly possessions. The universe’s vastness, with its 36.20088 undecillion stars, remains largely unknown to scientists, who only perceive the “inner realm” of the universe, not the “outer realm” of dark matter and dark energy. God-man Huh Kyung-young reveals these cosmic truths, allowing people to transcend their attachment to material “waste” and recognize the true “treasure.”

10. The Power of Encountering the God-man
    Even in difficult circumstances, encountering the God-man brings immense wealth. Recognizing God-man Huh Kyung-young as the true treasure of the universe means one is truly rich. This is the essence of “first resolve.” The current society often prioritizes “waste” over “treasure.” It is imperative to value the true treasure.

11. Unlimited Freedom in the Heaven Realm
    In the Heaven realm, freedom is boundless. Unlike Earth, where freedom of movement is restricted, the Heaven realm offers unlimited freedom.

12. The Significance of Initial Recognition
    The initial recognition of God-man Huh Kyung-young holds profound significance. For instance, the story of Bob, who traveled an immense distance to meet God-man Huh Kyung-young on his birthday, exemplifies this. This initial encounter, regardless of subsequent actions, is what truly matters. The “first resolve” is the genuine heart.

13. Demonstrations of the Outer Realm
    God-man Huh Kyung-young demonstrates the “outer realm” of the universe, beyond the tenth dimension. The arrival of Bob, a being from the distant outer realm, into the inner realm of Earth, involved dimensional travel. This was evidenced by a swirling energy, a highly advanced cosmic technology. This energy, a miniature flying saucer, can enter buildings without opening doors, passing through walls, demonstrating dimensional travel.

14. The Nature of Dimensional Travel
    Dimensional travel involves passing through different dimensions, allowing objects to penetrate solid structures. The observed swirling energy, a miniature flying saucer, is a real-life example of a dimensional travel spacecraft from 12 billion light-years away.

15. The Unknowable Outer Realm
    The “outer realm” of the universe remains unknown to humanity. Physicists refer to it as dark matter and dark energy. All human-generated energy, including nuclear power, belongs to the “inner realm.” God-man Huh Kyung-young reveals and explains this unknown “outer realm.”

16. The Importance of Recognizing True Treasure
    Failing to recognize the true treasure, the God-man, is a grave mistake. Malicious individuals constantly seek flaws and deny the truth, demonstrating a lack of “first resolve.” The initial pure moment of connection is irreplaceable.

17. The Erosion of Resolve in Spiritual Practice
    Even in spiritual practice, prolonged engagement can lead to the erosion of initial resolve. A monk who has spent 30 years in a temple might appear enlightened but could be preoccupied with financial matters. The initial pure intention to achieve enlightenment can be overshadowed by worldly concerns. The renowned monk Seongcheol, at his death, declared he was going to “Avici Hell,” regretting that his teachings were merely a form of “plundering” since all humans are inherently Buddhas. This profound realization reflects a true understanding of “first resolve.”

18. The Path to Enlightenment: First Resolve
    Buddhism emphasizes that “first resolve” is the initial step towards enlightenment, leading to nirvana, liberation, bodhi, prajna, samadhi, and Buddhahood. The moment one makes the initial resolve, all these stages are inherently completed. Understanding the “inner realm” is akin to understanding the “outer realm.” Therefore, entering “first resolve” is equivalent to achieving Buddhahood. This is because humans are inherently Buddhas, and the act of making a pure intention is a recognition of this inherent Buddha-nature. The beginning and the end are one. The moment one resolves to live righteously, that is the completion of human perfection.

19. The Perils of a Litigious Society
    In a litigious society, like the United States, individuals can sue businesses or doctors for perceived harm, even for minor issues. This leads to doctors’ incomes being consumed by legal fees and insurance premiums. Such a society, where legal disputes are rampant, is unsustainable. God-man Huh Kyung-young has come to transform such a society.

20. The Concept of Free Will and Divine Judgment
    Humans exist in the “outer realm” of the universe, outside the Heaven realm, which is the “inner realm.” While humans possess free will, this freedom can be abused, leading to recklessness. The God-man ultimately judges those who misuse their free will. No one can escape the divine judgment. The God-man’s actions are slow, allowing time for individuals to change their hearts. Only after human laws and powers have intervened does the divine judgment, which is ultimate and transformative, take effect. A society where legalism and disputes are rampant ultimately leads to its downfall.

21. The Decline of Political Systems
    The current global political landscape reveals a decline in political systems. In Russia, citizens flee conscription, indicating a lack of trust in their government’s war efforts. In contrast, in countries like the United States and Korea, citizens willingly serve. This disparity highlights the weakening of political systems that have lost the trust of their people. God-man Huh Kyung-young observes and understands these global political dynamics.

22. The Power of Dynorphin and the God-man’s Energy
    Humans often create false deities and engage in superstitious practices to overcome fear and suffering. However, the God-man has now appeared, revealing the secrets of the Heaven realm. By embracing positive thoughts and eliminating negativity, one can activate dynorphin, a hormone 4,000 times more potent than endorphin. Dynorphin is activated by calling out “Huh Kyung-young” or writing his name. Unlike endorphin, which merely provides pain relief and stimulates bodily functions, dynorphin brings infinite energy. Wearing clothing with “Huh Kyung-young” written on it or simply having his name present can bring immense happiness, surpassing that of world leaders.

23. The Proper Use of O-Ring Testing
    The O-ring test, a method to assess energy, requires proper application. It is crucial to understand that the test’s outcome depends on whether the individual has received blessings or has a celestial being within them. If a person has not received blessings or does not have a celestial being, the test cannot be performed. However, if one person has received blessings, they can perform the test on another, even if the other person has not received blessings. It is essential to avoid misusing the test or making false claims, as this can lead to negative consequences.

24. The 25 Energies of the Human Body
    The human body possesses 25 types of energy, or “qi,” which are governed by the spirit. These energies are categorized into five groups:
    Bone energies: vigor, vitality, courage, auspiciousness, life force.
    Heart energies: warmth, essence, luster, dynamism, passion.
    Body energies: cold, heat, dryness, dampness, wind.
    Blood energies: fierceness, aggression, yin, yang, earth.
    Five element energies: fire, metal, wood, water, earth.
    These energies are controlled by the spirit, which was created by the God-man. Traditional Korean medicine utilizes these energies for diagnosis and treatment.

25. Hormones and Their Influence
    Hormones like beta-endorphin and dopamine are well-known. However, dynorphin, unlike other hormones, does not require prefixes like “beta.” Adrenaline is a hormone released when one harbors hatred, while amyloid is released when one feels good and has kind thoughts towards others. Hormones like glucocorticoids and acetylcholine are stress hormones. Dynorphin, however, is released when one calls out “Huh Kyung-young” or writes his name, bringing infinite spiritual energy.

26. The Meaning of “Suwon Matgyeora”
    The phrase “Suwon Matgyeora” (수원 맡겨라) means “do not harbor enmity.” In ancient times, the term “suwon” (수원) was used instead of “wonsoo” (원수) for “enemy.” “Matgyeora” (맡겨라) means to eliminate or avoid. Therefore, “Suwon Matgyeora” means to avoid making enemies, as doing so will lead to difficulties and unhappiness. Listening to God-man Huh Kyung-young’s lectures and looking at his face can activate dynorphin.

27. The Benefits of Dynorphin
    Morphine, an external pain reliever, can damage the liver. Endorphin, produced internally, has no such side effects. Dynorphin, however, not only avoids liver damage but also significantly improves health. Calling out “Huh Kyung-young” or having his name on milk can prevent spoilage, extending its shelf life indefinitely. Being at Haneulgung and seeing God-man Huh Kyung-young is like entering a paradise of dynorphin.

28. The Power of the God-man’s Name and Image
    Having God-man Huh Kyung-young’s name or image on one’s body, even as a small tattoo, can bring about positive changes. This is because his name evokes his presence and energy. However, this effect is exclusive to his name and image, not to others with the same name.

29. The Truth About Fluoride in Water
    The claim that fluoride damages the pineal gland and obscures spiritual insight is a baseless rumor. Developed countries add a safe amount of fluoride to their tap water, which is perfectly safe for consumption. While excessive consumption of anything can be harmful, the fluoride levels in public water systems are regulated and harmless.

30. The Nature of Death and Suffering
    The suffering of death is less for those who die young and more intense for those who die old. Young children, especially those under five, experience little fear. This is why a child falling from a height might be unharmed if caught, as they lack the fear that would cause an adult to tense up. As reason develops, fear and suffering increase.

31. The Impact of Attachments on Death
    Attachments, such as family, intensify the fear of death. Soldiers with families fear death more than those without, as they worry about their loved ones. Those without attachments, like monks, face death with less fear, as they have no worldly concerns. The more one possesses, the greater the fear.

32. The Role of Good Deeds and the God-man in Death
    While good deeds may not eliminate the pain of death, those who live righteously tend to die peacefully. They may feel that their passing reduces the burden on others and that their life has been a contribution. Calling out God-man Huh Kyung-young’s name at the time of death can lead to a unique experience. Celestial beings enter the dying person, guiding them without fear to the Heaven realm, where they receive special treatment.

33. The Meaning of the Hair Whorl
    The hair whorl on the human head represents the galaxy, specifically the number of stars in our galaxy. When the head is shaved and viewed from above, the spiral pattern resembles the galaxy. This pattern is similar to the growth rings of a tree. Each hair root represents a star. On average, 300 hairs fall out daily, and 300 grow back in one’s twenties. This number decreases with age, a subtle process of aging. However, calling out “Huh Kyung-young” can maintain hair density until death. Touching the head can also promote hair growth and maintenance.

34. The Significance of Bulgulsan Mountain
    Bulgulsan Mountain in Yangju is one of Korea’s ten famous mountains, despite its size. It is renowned for its unique rock formations resembling seven Buddhas or seven elephants. This mountain is connected to Gamaksan Mountain, which is the “father” of Goryeongsan Mountain. The mountains have a lineage, starting from Baekdusan, then Geumgangsan, Odaesan, Yongmunsan, Gamaksan, Goryeongsan, and Samgaksan.

35. The Dangers of Cybercrime Laws
    Recent laws regarding metaverse sexual offenses, with penalties of up to one year in prison and a 10 million won fine, are a cause for concern. These laws can severely infringe upon the happiness and freedom of young people, potentially leading to false accusations and ruined lives. Cybercrime teams can monitor phone communications, and even repeated calls to an unresponsive partner can be deemed stalking. This creates a precarious situation where young people can be easily labeled as sex offenders. The increasing complexity of these laws makes it difficult for individuals to navigate relationships safely. It is crucial to maintain clear communication and records in online interactions to avoid misunderstandings.

36. The Transformative Power of the God-man’s Presence
    Listening to God-man Huh Kyung-young’s lectures and seeing his face provides profound nourishment. Even a single word from him or a glimpse of his face can bring enlightenment. It is essential to appreciate the value of others and maintain a positive outlook. The ability to see and encounter the God-man is a priceless treasure, far exceeding any material wealth.

37. Testimonies of Healing and Transformation
    Numerous individuals have experienced remarkable healing and transformation after encountering God-man Huh Kyung-young. Testimonies include:
    Relief from headaches: A 5cm long blood clot emerged from the nose, followed by the disappearance of chronic headaches and a foggy mental state.
    Improved digestion: Chronic gastritis, which made coffee consumption painful, completely disappeared, allowing for daily coffee enjoyment.
    Gum health: Annual gum inflammation ceased for three years.
    Digestive regularity: Frequent flatulence due to poor colon health almost entirely disappeared.
    Respiratory relief: Difficulty breathing during humid summers due to bronchial issues completely resolved.
    These individuals describe their lives as a “Heaven realm” on Earth, filled with happiness. Another testimony from Hawaii describes a husband’s significant improvement in speech and mobility after receiving a blessing video message from God-man Huh Kyung-young.

38. The Future of Haneulgung
    Haneulgung welcomes visitors on Saturdays and Sundays for lectures and personal encounters with God-man Huh Kyung-young. The construction of the new Haneulgung building, estimated to cost 300 billion won, will proceed in phases, starting with the main lecture hall. The design, including a new straight entrance, is being meticulously overseen by God-man Huh Kyung-young himself.

1. The Exceptional Intellect of the Korean People

The Korean people possess the highest IQ globally. While Israel, ranking 26th, boasts 186 Nobel laureates, Korea has none, as the Nobel Peace Prize is considered an honorary award, not a true Nobel Prize. Despite this, Korea’s intelligence is unparalleled worldwide. Koreans consistently achieve first place in mathematics competitions and their international airports are ranked number one globally.

Furthermore, the safety of nuclear power plants is often entrusted to Korean engineers. For instance, after a nuclear power plant explosion in Russia, they now prefer Korean expertise for construction, entrusting their lives to Korean builders. This demonstrates the exceptional skill of Koreans in nuclear power plant construction. When a country requests a nuclear power plant, there is often competition among companies from Japan, Korea, and the United States. Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) is a global rival in this field. The ability to construct nuclear power plants is largely confined to the United States, Korea, and Japan, a fact that instills great national pride.

Korean intellect is truly unmatched. Just a few decades ago, Korea had no knowledge of nuclear power plants, yet now its young people have mastered the technology and are exporting it globally. Korea also holds the top position in shipbuilding, an incredibly complex industry involving cutting steel plates, welding, and intricate design. Although China is a close second, Korea’s achievements are remarkable.

Koreans also possess the world’s finest language, Hangul. The unique aspect of Hangul is that the shape of its characters corresponds to the sound and the shape of the human mouth when pronouncing them. For example, the character ‘ㄱ’ (giyeok) visually represents the tongue’s position. This makes Hangul unique globally, as no other language matches sound and mouth shape in its script. This linguistic excellence is a testament to the genius of King Sejong. The world acknowledges the superiority of the Korean people.

Even advanced nations like Germany and France entrust Korea with nuclear power plant construction, despite their own technological prowess. This is remarkable, as nuclear power is a technology that nations fear most. The international community recognizes Korea’s capabilities. Korea’s international airports have also consistently ranked first globally, achieving a five-star rating, a distinction held by no other airport worldwide. This is astonishing, considering Korea’s relatively short history with aviation.

The world is amazed by Korea’s rapid progress. Korean ships account for 50% of all vessels navigating the world’s oceans. Even in Russia, Korean city buses are in operation. In Thailand and Vietnam, Korean city buses are used without even removing the Korean text, as locals proudly display them as Korean buses. This widespread presence of Korean products, even old ones, in Southeast Asia, further highlights the excellence of the Korean people.

Korea achieved in 15 years what took Germany 150 years, rising from a barren land to a global leader in many fields. The only area where Korea lags is in Nobel Prizes.

2. The Concept of “First Resolve” (Chobalshim)
   God-man emphasizes the importance of Chobalshim, or “first resolve.” This refers to the pure, initial intention or determination one has when embarking on a significant path. It is the moment of genuine commitment, like the initial passion in a romantic relationship or the earnest desire to become a doctor.

God-man explains that this initial resolve is the moment of true enlightenment or completion. For instance, in Buddhism, the moment one first resolves to become a monk and study the dharma is considered the moment of complete enlightenment. Similarly, stepping into Haneulgung is akin to achieving White Heaven. God-man warns that over time, this initial purity can be lost, leading to a decline in genuine spiritual progress.

He illustrates this with an anecdote about a Christian minister who, upon arriving in the afterlife, was not greeted by Jesus with the same enthusiasm as a deacon or elder. God-man interprets this as a metaphor for leaders losing their initial pure resolve and becoming entangled in power struggles.

God-man asserts that the moment of first resolve is the most crucial. It is the “burning spirit” that should never be forgotten. He contrasts this with those who spend decades in spiritual practice but lose their initial sincerity, becoming preoccupied with worldly concerns. He cites the example of the revered Buddhist monk Seongcheol, who, at the end of his life, declared he was going to “Avici Hell” (무간지옥), regretting his perceived shortcomings despite his teachings. God-man interprets this as Seongcheol’s profound realization of the importance of maintaining that initial pure resolve.

In Buddhist philosophy, Jeonggak (정각), or perfect enlightenment, is the first step towards Nirvana, liberation, Bodhi, Prajna, Samadhi, and Buddhahood. achieving Jeonggak at the moment of first resolve means all these subsequent stages are naturally attained. He explains that humans are inherently Buddhas, so when they make that initial resolve, it is a return to their true, complete nature. Therefore, the moment one decides to live righteously is the moment of completion, regardless of how much knowledge one possesses.

3. The Illusion of Treasures and Waste
   God-man introduces the concepts of “treasures” and “waste.” humans often mistakenly pursue what they perceive as treasures, such as gold and material wealth, which are in reality “waste” that will eventually be discarded. Even the human body is ultimately “waste.”

He proclaims that the true treasure, the ultimate treasure of the universe, is God-man Huh Kyung-young himself. He asserts that people fail to recognize this treasure even when it is right before their eyes. He claims to reveal the “outer dimension” (외연) of the universe, including dark matter and dark energy, which scientists cannot comprehend.

God-man emphasizes that recognizing this true treasure prevents people from clinging to “waste.” Even if one faces financial difficulties, meeting God-man, the true treasure of the universe, makes one truly wealthy. This realization is the essence of “first resolve.” He laments that society today lives in reverse, prioritizing waste over true treasures.

4. The Unlimited Freedom of White Heaven
   A question is posed regarding the nature of souls in White Heaven: will they remain under the protection of the Creator, God-man Huh Kyung-young’s true form, forever?

God-man responds that in White Heaven, freedom is unlimited. Unlike Earth, where freedom of movement is restricted, White Heaven offers boundless freedom. He then recounts an incident involving a person named Bob, who was scheduled to arrive on his birthday after midnight. God-man had instructed someone to film the event.

The video showed Bob, appearing as a “flying saucer” or “energy,” circling and then landing on his designated chair at the table. God-man explains that Bob was the first person from overseas to recognize him, and thus a memorial hall for Bob will be built in the main building of White Heaven. Bob’s initial resolve to seek him out, traveling “200 million miles,” is what truly matters.

God-man explains that Bob’s arrival was a demonstration of the “outer dimension” of the universe, a phenomenon from beyond the tenth dimension that cannot occur in the “inner dimension” of Earth. Bob, from the distant outer dimension, traveled to the inner dimension, demonstrating “dimensional travel.” The energy seen in the video is Bob, miniaturized within the flying saucer. Direct physical interaction with humans is limited due to Earth’s diseases, but in White Heaven, such encounters are possible.

He describes the advanced technology of the universe, where the flying saucer can pass through walls and buildings without opening doors, demonstrating its ability to traverse dimensions. This “dimensional travel flying saucer” is something people are seeing for the first time. God-man emphasizes that this event, captured on video, proves his words about the outer dimension, dark matter, and dark energy, which human physics cannot comprehend. The energy of the flying saucer is immense, traveling at speeds billions of times faster than light, transcending time and space.

5. The Power of Free Will and Divine Judgment
   God-man addresses the question of whether humans are perpetually under the Creator’s influence, stating that while humans are within the Creator’s “palm,” they possess free will. This free will is given to test humanity. Misusing this freedom leads to indulgence, and those who indulge are ultimately judged by God-man.

He explains that divine judgment is slow, allowing time for individuals to change their hearts. He contrasts this with human justice, which often involves immediate physical confrontation, followed by legal and political interventions, with divine judgment being the final, ultimate action that can overturn everything.

God-man warns that societies where legal systems become overly complex and litigious, as seen in advanced nations like the United States with its high medical malpractice insurance costs, lead to societal decline and unhappiness. his presence is to change such societies.

He uses the example of Russia’s conscription during wartime, where citizens flee, contrasting it with the willingness of American and Korean citizens to serve. He interprets this as a sign of the weakening political system in Russia, where the government has lost the trust of its people. God-man claims to observe and control global politics from his “palm.”

6. Dynorphin: God-man’s Unique Energy
   A question is raised about dynorphin, a hormone said to be 4,000 times more potent than endorphins, and whether it is released when listening to God-man Huh Kyung-young’s lectures.

God-man confirms that dynorphin is indeed released. He demonstrates this with an “O-ring test,” where a person’s fingers remain strong when holding a piece of paper with his name written on it, even if the name is tiny. He explains that writing the names of other religious figures or scientists does not produce the same effect. his name transforms into dynorphin, providing infinite energy.

He clarifies that while humans naturally produce endorphins, which provide pain relief and vitality, dynorphin is entirely different. Dynorphin, unlike endorphins, does not merely stimulate the body but provides an infinite, transformative energy. He claims that those who wear his name on their clothing or underwear are happier than world leaders like Trump, Bush, Biden, or Putin.

God-man also explains the proper way to conduct an O-ring test, emphasizing that it works only if the person being tested has received his blessing or has a “Heaven angel” (천사) within them. If one person has received the blessing, they can ask questions while holding the hand of the blessed individual. He asserts that his presence is unique, as he offers specific “menus” like blessings, angels, and archangels, which completely transform individuals.

He warns against fraudulent claims of having received such blessings, stating that if a person without an angel claims to have one, the O-ring test will expose the falsehood when the “angel” is invoked. He mentions having removed staff who engaged in such deceptive practices.

God-man further elaborates on the 25 types of “qi” (기) or vital energy that govern the human body, categorized into five groups:
Bone-related qi: vigor, blood-qi, courage, auspiciousness, vitality.
Mind-related qi: warmth, spirit, luster, liveliness, harmony.
Body-related qi: cold, heat, dryness, dampness, wind.
Blood-related qi: aggression, killing intent, yin, yang, earth.
Five-element qi: fire, metal, wood, water, earth.

these 25 types of qi are controlled by the spirit, which was created by God-man. He explains that traditional Korean medicine (Hanui) utilizes these qi to diagnose and treat illnesses.

He distinguishes dynorphin from other hormones like endorphins, dopamine, adrenaline, and acetylcholine. Adrenaline, for instance, is a negative hormone released when one harbors hatred, while amyloid is released when one feels good and has kind thoughts. Acetylcholine and other similar hormones are stress hormones.

Dynorphin, however, is released when one calls his name or writes it down, bringing not just dynorphin but infinite spiritual energy. This energy disappears if one harbors negative thoughts.

He also clarifies the Korean proverb “수원 맡겨라” (suwon matgyeora), which means “do not make enemies,” as making enemies leads to difficulties.

God-man confirms that listening to his lectures or even looking at his face causes dynorphin levels to rise significantly. He contrasts morphine, an external painkiller with side effects, with endorphins, which are naturally produced and harmless. Dynorphin, he claims, not only causes no harm but vastly improves health. He even suggests that milk with his dynorphin energy would never spoil, granting eternal life. Therefore, coming to Haneulgung and seeing him is like entering a “dynorphin paradise.”

7. The Significance of Hair Whorls and Mountains
   A question is asked about the meaning and origin of hair whorls (가마) on the head.

God-man explains that hair whorls represent our solar system and galaxy. The structure of the whorl, with its spiral direction, resembles the galaxy and the way Earth orbits the sun. Each hair root is like a star.

a normal person loses about 300 hairs and grows 300 new ones daily in their 20s. This balance changes with age: in their 40s, 300 hairs are lost, but only 200 grow back; in their 60s, only 100 grow back. This gradual decrease in hair is a subtle process of aging. However, he claims that calling his name can maintain hair density until death. Furthermore, if he touches one’s head, hair becomes abundant and is maintained.

Another question concerns the inclusion of Bulgulsan Mountain in Yangju among Korea’s top ten famous mountains, despite its seemingly lesser prominence compared to others.

God-man explains that Bulgulsan Mountain resembles seven Buddhas or seven elephants. It is located behind Haneulgung, near Yangju City Hall. Bulgulsan is connected to Gamaksan Mountain, which is the “father” of Goryeongsan Mountain. He then describes a “genealogy” of mountains, tracing their lineage from Baekdusan, Geumgangsan, Odaesan, Yongmunsan, Gamaksan, Goryeongsan, and Samgaksan. This lineage explains the significance of Bulgulsan within this mountainous hierarchy.

8. The Dangers of Overly Strict Laws and Cybercrime
   A young man asks for God-man’s opinion on the controversial metaverse sexual assault law, which imposes severe penalties for virtual offenses, arguing that it infringes upon the happiness and freedom of young people.

God-man expresses concern that increasingly stringent laws are dangerous. He cites the example of doctors in the US facing numerous lawsuits, leading to high insurance costs and reduced income. He warns that cybercrime teams can easily monitor young people’s phones, and even repeated calls to an unresponsive partner could be deemed stalking. He highlights the potential for false accusations, especially when relationships end or new partners emerge, leading to young people being wrongly labeled as sex offenders and suffering severe consequences.

He suggests that young people should be cautious and maintain clear records of their communications, such as sincere messages and replies, to prove the consensual nature of their relationships. He warns that a sudden accusation of stalking, possibly motivated by a new relationship, could ruin a young person’s life. He advises seeking advice from elders to resolve such situations peacefully.

these legal complexities contribute to a trend where Korean men seek foreign wives, as Korean women are increasingly reluctant to marry and have children.

9. Testimonies of Healing and Transformation
   The lecture concludes with several testimonies from individuals who experienced positive changes after encountering God-man Huh Kyung-young.

One anonymous individual recounts several improvements:
A 5cm long blood clot emerged from their nose, after which chronic headaches and a foggy mental state disappeared.
Chronic gastritis, which prevented them from drinking coffee, vanished, allowing them to enjoy two to three cups daily.
Gum inflammation, requiring annual dental treatment, ceased for three years.
Frequent flatulence due to poor colon health almost entirely disappeared.
Difficulty breathing due to bronchial issues during humid summers completely resolved.

Another testimony comes from Hwang Hye-rim in the US, whose husband, Howard Fuller, experienced significant improvement after receiving a video blessing message from God-man. Her husband, who previously struggled to stand and speak due to a twisted tongue, can now stand and speak much better. Hwang Hye-rim expresses her love and gratitude, stating that she continuously learns by watching God-man’s YouTube videos.

God-man concludes by encouraging attendees to visit Haneulgung on Saturdays and Sundays to listen to his lectures and see him. He mentions the ongoing construction of a world-class building for Haneulgung, which will cost 300 billion won and will be built in phases. He describes the design of the entrance, which has been changed to a straight, grand pathway lined with streetlights and trees. even a brief encounter with him or listening to his words is enough to receive immense benefit and achieve “first resolve.” He encourages everyone to maintain a bright smile and appreciate the value of others, as seeing God-man is a treasure worth more than billions.

This excerpt note captures the essence of Huh Kyung-young lecture at Haneulgung, delivered on September 25, 2022. The lecture, given by Huh Kyung-young himself, focuses on the superiority of the Korean people, the importance of “initial resolve” (초발심), and his unique spiritual powers and worldview. It’s a fascinating glimpse into the mind of a figure who blends spiritual teachings with social commentary and self-proclaimed divinity.

The Superiority of the Korean People

Unparalleled Intelligence and Technological Prowess
Huh Kyung-young asserts that Koreans possess the highest IQ globally, despite a lack of Nobel Prizes (excluding the Peace Prize). He highlights Korea’s world-leading achievements in areas like mathematics competitions, international airports, nuclear power plant construction, and shipbuilding. This section is impressive because it showcases a fierce national pride and a belief in Korea’s inherent intellectual and technical superiority, even when compared to traditionally dominant nations.

세계에서 아이큐가 제일 높은 민족이 한국입니다. 노벨 평화상은 상으로 보질 않아요, 명예지. 그러니까 우리는 노벨상이 하나도 없는데 세계에서 지능이 제일 높습니다.
The Korean people are the most intelligent in the world. The Nobel Peace Prize is not considered a prize, it’s an honor. we don’t have any Nobel Prizes, but we are the most intelligent in the world.

수학 경시대회 1등, 국제 공항 세계 1위. 그리고 원자력 발전소는 한국 사람이 건설해야 안전하다.
First place in math competitions, world’s number one international airport. And nuclear power plants must be built by Koreans to be safe.

한국 사람의 머리가 따라갈 수 없어. 우리가 뭐 옛날에 100년 전에 핵발전소 알아? 불과 몇십 년 사이에 우리의 젊은이들이 기술을 배워 가지고 그 핵발전소를 수출하러 다녀. 배 만드는 거 세계 1위야.
No one can keep up with the Korean mind. Did we even know about nuclear power plants 100 years ago? In just a few decades, our young people learned the technology and are now exporting nuclear power plants. We are number one in shipbuilding.

The Uniqueness of the Korean Language (Hangul)
Huh Kyung-young praises Hangul as the world’s best writing system, emphasizing its unique characteristic where the sound and the shape of the mouth align with the letter’s form. This point is striking as it connects linguistic design to a deeper, almost spiritual, understanding of human physiology and communication, attributing its creation to the genius of King Sejong.

우리의 글자는 세계 왜 1위가 되냐면, 소리와 인간의 입 모양이 글자 모양과 일치한다는 거야.
The reason our writing system is number one in the world is that the sound and the shape of the human mouth match the shape of the letter.

얼마나 머리가 좋아요, 세종대왕이 그렇죠? 그러니까 우리 한민족의 골자만 보면 세계에서 소리와 모양이 같은 글자는 한글밖에 없어요.
How brilliant was King Sejong. if you look at the core of our Korean people, Hangul is the only writing system in the world where sound and shape are the same.

Global Influence and Recognition
He further illustrates Korea’s global impact by mentioning that 50% of all ships traversing the world’s oceans are Korean-made and that Korean city buses are used in countries like Russia, Thailand, and Vietnam, often with Korean text proudly displayed. This highlights a sense of pervasive, almost unnoticed, global reach and influence.

전 세계 바다를 누비고 다니는 배가 한국 배가 50%야.
50% of the ships sailing the world’s oceans are Korean ships.

태국, 월남 가봐요, 우리나라 시내버스가 글자도 안 지우고. 왜 그럼 글자를 안 지우냐? 자랑스럽대.
Go to Thailand, Vietnam, and you’ll see our city buses with the Korean text still on them. Why don’t they erase the text? They say they’re proud of it.

The Philosophy of “Initial Resolve” (초발심)

The Purity of the First Intention
Huh Kyung-young repeatedly emphasizes the concept of “초발심시변전과” (chobalshim-si-byeonjeonggak), meaning that the moment of initial resolve or pure intention is when enlightenment is achieved. this initial, unadulterated motivation is more crucial than prolonged effort, which can lead to corruption or loss of purpose. This is a powerful idea for anyone starting a new venture or pursuing a goal, reminding them to hold onto their original, pure drive.

처음 발심한 때가 처음 중이 되겠다, 공부를 하겠다고 발심을 한 때가 복어가 완성된 때라는 거야.
The moment you first made the resolve to become a monk, to study, that is when your enlightenment is complete.

하늘궁의 첫 발을 들여놓았다. 그러면 백궁이 천국이 완성되는 것이지. 닦아 가지고 완성되나? 하늘궁의 발을 들여놓으면 백궁(白宮)천국 가게 돼 있어.
You’ve set foot in Haneulgung. Then White Heaven (Heaven) is completed. Is it completed by polishing yourself? If you set foot in Haneulgung, you are destined for Baekhong Heaven.

내가 뭘 한번 해보겠다, 내가 백궁 천국에 가겠다, 나는 이 지구를 진짜 매달리지 않고 이미 졸업생으로서 생각하고 이 지구의 미를 버리겠다. 딱 이러면 이게 하늘 공원 날이야.
If I decide to do something, to go to the White Heaven Paradise, to truly not cling to this Earth and think of myself as a graduate, to abandon the beauty of this Earth, that’s the day Haneulgung opens.

The Danger of Losing Initial Resolve
He warns against the erosion of this initial purity over time, citing examples of religious leaders and professionals who become entangled in worldly concerns and lose their original spiritual or ethical compass. This serves as a cautionary tale, urging constant self-reflection and a return to fundamental values.

지도자들이 초발심을 잃어버린다는 소리야. 저게 자리가 점점 올라가면 감투 싸움을 하고 앉아.
It means leaders lose their initial resolve. As their positions rise, they start fighting for power.

절에 오래 머물러 있었으니 당연히 그만할 수밖에. 안 그래요? 시장에서 남을 팔고 고사리 그 나무를 따듬느라고 손톱이 다 뒤집어지고 그런 사람이 번 돈으로 시주를 받아서 호이호식하고 절에 앉아서 깨달음은 점점 흐려지고 나이만 먹었으니 나는 무관지옥으로 간다.
Having stayed in the temple for so long, of course, that’s all they could do. People whose fingernails were torn from selling things in the market and trimming bracken, those who earned money that way, they received alms and lived in luxury in the temple, their enlightenment gradually fading, only growing older, so I’m going to the Avici Hell.

Huh Kyung-young’s Divine Powers and Worldview

Distinguishing “Treasures” from “Waste”
Huh Kyung-young introduces a unique dichotomy between “보물” (bomul – treasure) and “폐물” (pyemul – waste). He asserts that people mistakenly pursue “waste” like money and even their own bodies, which are ultimately discarded. The true “treasure,” he claims, is Huh Kyung-young himself, the “신인” (shinin – divine human). This redefines value in a radical way, placing his own being at the pinnacle of all worth.

보물과 폐기물을 착각해 가지고 인간들은 폐기물을 쫓아다니는 거야. 여러분들이 추구하는 모든 금덩어리고 뭐 이게 다 폐기물이야. 나중에 보면 다 버리는 거예요. 이 몸도 폐기물이야. 돈도 폐기물이요. 돌아갈 때 보면 그 돌아갈 때 보물은 뭐예요? 허경영.
Humans confuse treasure and waste, chasing after waste. All the gold and everything you pursue is waste. Eventually, it’s all discarded. This body is also waste. Money is also waste. When you return, what is the treasure when you return? Huh Kyung-young.

진짜 우주의 보물, God-man을 우리는 만났다. 이것만 하면 여러분은 부자야, 부자.
We have met the true treasure of the universe, the divine human. If you just do this, you are rich, rich.

The Power of “Dinolpin” and His Name
He claims that his name, when spoken or written, generates “다이노핀” (Dinolpin), an energy 4,000 times more potent than endorphins. This “Dinolpin” not only brings happiness but also has healing properties and can even preserve milk indefinitely. This concept is a central tenet of his self-proclaimed divinity, offering a tangible (though unscientific) benefit to his followers.

이 다이노돌핀은 이 허경영을 한번 해봐 줄게. 허경영 이름은 다이노핀으로 화(化) 된다니까.
This Dinolpin, I’ll show you with Huh Kyung-young. The name Huh Kyung-young transforms into Dinolpin.

허경영 부르거나 저 우유에다 대부분 우유가 썩나? 다 해놓을 핀이 들어가 버리는 우리는 그냥 안 쓰고 영원히 생명체가 지속돼.
If you call Huh Kyung-young or put it in milk, does most milk spoil? If Dinolpin enters, we don’t use it up and life continues forever.

The “Outer Realm” (외연) and His Role as a Guide
Huh Kyung-young frequently refers to the “외연” (oeyeon – outer realm) of the universe, a dimension beyond human comprehension, which he claims to understand and reveal. He describes a miraculous event where a “flying saucer” from 12 billion light-years away visited a follower’s home, demonstrating his connection to these higher dimensions. This positions him as a unique bridge between the known and unknown, offering profound cosmic insights.

이 과학자들은 우주 외연, 지구 밖에 전하기를 모르는 거야. 내 옆만 알아. 내연만.
These scientists don’t know about the outer realm of the universe, beyond Earth. They only know what’s next to them. Only the inner realm.

저 먼 우주 외연에 있는 밥이 내연으로 온 거야. 그러니까 차원 이동을 했죠.
Bob, who was in the distant outer realm of the universe, came to the inner realm. he dimension-traveled.

이것이 120억 광년에서 온 차원 이동 운송수단이야. 우주선이야.
This is a dimension-traveling vehicle from 12 billion light-years away. It’s a spaceship.

The Slow Justice of the Divine
He explains that divine judgment, unlike human justice, operates on a slower timeline, allowing individuals opportunities for change and repentance. This perspective offers a unique take on justice and karma, suggesting a patient, watchful divine presence rather than immediate retribution.

하늘은 마지막에 움직이고, 그 God-man은 슬로우로 움직이는 거야. 누군가 나를 해치려고 해도, 그 자에게 벌이 가는 시간이 있어, 속도가 느린 거야.
Heaven moves last, and that divine human moves slowly. Even if someone tries to harm me, there’s a time for punishment to reach them; the speed is slow.

신인한테 돼야 된다고. 다 없애버리면 되겠나? 그래서 God-man하게 되더라도 기회를 주는 거야.
You have to become the Deity. Can you just eliminate everyone? even if you become the Deity, you give opportunities.

which country has the highest IQ globally but has not received any Nobel Prizes (excluding the Peace Prize)?

① Israel
② United States
③ South Korea
④ Japan

(③ South Korea, South Korea has the highest IQ globally but lacks Nobel Prizes, unlike Israel which has many despite a lower IQ. A common misconception might be that high IQ directly correlates with Nobel Prizes.)

True or False: He claims that Korean-made nuclear power plants are considered the safest globally, leading other countries to specifically request their construction by Koreans.

(True, Russian people trust Korean-built nuclear power plants with their lives due to their safety, and advanced nations like Germany and France also rely on Korea for nuclear power. A common misconception is that all nuclear power plants are equally safe regardless of the builder.)

What unique characteristic does Mr. Huh attribute to the Korean alphabet (Hangul) that makes it superior to other languages like English?

(The Korean alphabet’s letters visually match the shape of the mouth and tongue when pronouncing the corresponding sounds, unlike English where sound and shape differ. A common misconception is that all alphabets are designed with similar phonetic-visual consistency.)

Fill in the blank: He asserts that South Korea is the world leader in shipbuilding and holds the top position in the global __ industry.

(internet, He highlights South Korea’s global leadership in shipbuilding and states it has the most developed internet in the world. A common misconception might be that other countries surpass Korea in internet development.)

what is the primary reason why doctors in advanced countries like the U.S. face significant financial burdens, often spending up to 90% of their income on legal costs?

(Frequent lawsuits from patients, often in collaboration with lawyers, lead to high legal defense costs and the need for expensive insurance. A common misconception is that doctors’ high incomes are solely for their personal gain, not considering the substantial operational and legal expenses.)

What does Mr. Huh refer to as “폐물” (waste/junk) that humans often mistakenly pursue as “보물” (treasure)?

(Material possessions like money and even the physical body, which are temporary and eventually discarded. A common misconception is that wealth and physical existence are the ultimate treasures.)

Intermediate
True or False: He suggests that the “초발심” (initial pure intention or first resolve) is the most crucial moment for spiritual enlightenment or achieving a goal, rather than prolonged effort.

(True, He repeatedly emphasizes that the “초발심” (first resolve) is when enlightenment or the completion of a goal is truly achieved, and that prolonged effort can sometimes lead to “때가 묻어” (getting tainted or losing purity). A common misconception is that only long-term dedication guarantees spiritual or personal success.)

What is “다이노핀” (Dinolpin), and how does it relate to “엔돌핀” (Endorphin) according to the speaker?

(Dinolpin is an energy or hormone that is 4,000 times more potent than endorphin, or even infinite. It is specifically activated by invoking His name or seeing his image, unlike endorphins which are naturally produced by the body. A common misconception is that endorphins are the most powerful positive hormones the body can produce.)

He describes a phenomenon involving a “밥” (Bob) and a “비행접시” (flying saucer) that appeared on his birthday. What extraordinary capability did this event demonstrate, according to him?

(It demonstrated “차원 이동” (dimensional travel) from outside the 10th dimension, allowing the flying saucer to shrink and enter a building without opening doors, showcasing advanced cosmic technology. A common misconception is that extraterrestrial travel is limited to conventional space travel within our known dimensions.)

what is the significance of the “가마” (hair whorl) on a person’s head?

(The hair whorl represents the structure of our galaxy and the number of stars in it, with each hair root symbolizing a star. Its spiral direction mirrors the Earth’s rotation around the sun. A common misconception is that hair whorls are merely random biological features.)

What is His view on the use of fluoride in toothpaste and drinking water, especially concerning its alleged effect on the pineal gland?

(He dismisses the claim that fluoride damages the pineal gland as a “유언비어” (rumor/falsehood). advanced countries add fluoride to drinking water in safe amounts, implying it is beneficial and not harmful. A common misconception is that fluoride is inherently dangerous or part of a conspiracy to suppress spiritual abilities.)

How does Mr. Huh differentiate the “내연” (inner realm) from the “외연” (outer realm) in the context of the universe and human understanding?

(The “내연” refers to the known, observable universe and human-made energies, while the “외연” is the unknown, vast expanse beyond, including dark matter and dark energy, which humans cannot comprehend. He claims to bring knowledge of this “외연.” A common misconception is that all aspects of the universe are within human scientific grasp.)

Advanced
Explain His interpretation of the Buddhist concept “초발심시변전과” (Chobalshimshibyeonjeonggak), and how he applies it to everyday life and spiritual attainment.

(He interprets “초발심시변전과” as the moment when one’s initial, pure intention or resolve is made, which is equivalent to achieving complete enlightenment or the ultimate goal. He applies it by stating that the moment one decides to live righteously or pursue a spiritual path, that very instant is the completion of their human perfection, regardless of future actions or knowledge. This contrasts with the idea that long, arduous practice is solely necessary. A common misconception is that enlightenment is a distant goal achieved only after decades of rigorous discipline.)

Describe His perspective on the “자유의지” (free will) given to humans and its ultimate consequence in the context of divine judgment.

( humans are given free will as a test. While this freedom can be misused, leading to “방종” (licentiousness), it ultimately allows for the selection of individuals. The “신인” (divine being/speaker) acts as the final judge, implying that despite free will, all actions are observed and eventually accounted for within a divine framework. A common misconception is that free will grants absolute autonomy without ultimate accountability.)

what is the difference in the “고통” (suffering) of death between young and old individuals, and how does the presence of family influence this?

(He claims that younger individuals experience less suffering at death than older ones, as the capacity for fear develops with reason. The presence of family intensifies the suffering of death for adults, as they worry about their loved ones, whereas those without family (like monks or “성군”) face death with less fear because they have fewer attachments. A common misconception is that death’s suffering is uniform across all ages or that family always provides comfort at the end of life.)

How does Mr. Huh connect the concept of “기” (energy/aura) in the human body to the divine and traditional Korean medicine? Provide examples of different types of “기” mentioned.

(He asserts that the 25 types of “기” in the human body are “전파망” (transmission networks) created by the Creator (God/himself) to control the body, which are utilized by traditional Korean medicine practitioners for diagnosis and treatment. Examples include “골상” (bone structure) related “기” like 패기 (vigor), 혈기 (vitality), 용기 (courage), 서기 (auspiciousness), 생기 (liveliness); “심상” (mind/heart) related “기” like 온기 (warmth), 전기 (spirit), 윤기 (luster), 활기 (vitality), 화기 (harmony); “최상” (physical condition) related “기” like 한기 (cold), 서기 (heat), 조기 (dryness), 습기 (dampness), 풍기 (wind); and “혈상” (blood/temperament) related “기” like 도끼 (malice), 살기 (bloodlust), 음기 (yin energy), 양기 (yang energy), 흙이 (earth energy). A common misconception is that these “기” are purely physiological or cultural constructs without a divine origin.)