2022.09.17 1353 Why do all things obey Huh Kyung-young’s words?

2022.09.17 1353 Why Do All Things Obey Huh Kyung young?

Why Do All Things Obey Huh Kyung young?
The Divine Authority: Why All Creation Obeys Huh Kyung-young
Why do all things obey Huh Kyung-young’s words?

Meeting Minutes: Why Do All Things Obey Huh Kyung-young’s Words?

Ⅰ. Meeting Overview

Category	Details
Date	September 17, 2022
Location	Not specified (Likely a lecture hall or similar venue)
Speaker	Huh Kyung-young
Attendees	Overseas Heaven House Pilgrimage Group Headquarters (USA, Go Eun Philip Kim), Gyeonggi Provincial Party Office Manager Kim Young-hoon and his wife Namgung Jin-suk, and other participants
Agenda	– The concept of life as a “mirage” or “metaverse” – Economic challenges in South Korea – The limitations of worldly power, knowledge, and wealth in achieving spiritual salvation – The unique path to the White Heaven through blessing and nameplate – Huh Kyung-young’s unique abilities and scientific explanations of cosmic laws – The importance of positive thinking and maintaining immunity – The principle of multiplication in life and the importance of companionship – Huh Kyung-young’s personal history and commitment to helping the less fortunate – The ongoing free meal service and its impact – The concept of “seeing good as thirst” and “seeing evil as full” – The unique path to the White Heaven for those who receive blessings and nameplates – A personal anecdote about a participant’s father’s journey to 500gung

Ⅱ. Meeting Discussion

• Life as a Mirage and Economic Challenges

  • Life is likened to a metaverse or a mirage, a virtual world where people chase illusions.
  • South Korea faces significant economic difficulties, with a trade deficit of 26 billion USD from April to July and 9.5 billion USD in August.
  • Rising oil and gas prices, along with increased raw material costs, contribute to global economic instability.
  • South Korea’s reliance on China for raw materials (over 70% for semiconductors) and the need to maintain good relations with both China and the US create a dilemma.

• Limitations of Worldly Achievements and the Path to the White Heaven

  • Worldly power, ability, knowledge, wisdom, skills, wealth, and good fortune cannot lead to the White Heaven.
  • The only way to reach White Heaven is through receiving a blessing and a nameplate from the Creator.
  • Prayer and salvation, as understood in conventional religions, are not sufficient for entry into the White Heaven.

• Huh Kyung-young’s Unique Abilities and Cosmic Laws

  • all things obey his words, including inanimate objects like milk and global phenomena like changing all cell phones worldwide with a thought.
  • He attributes this to “dark energy,” which only the Creator can use, and challenges others claiming divinity to replicate his abilities.
  • He provides specific numbers for planets inhabited by humans: 362 in the universe and 720 in our galaxy, a fact he claims scientists are unaware of.
  • He explains that the sun is not a burning ball of gas but a diamond-like light source, and its light transforms into heat upon entering Earth’s atmosphere.
  • He states his lifespan is 362 years and 88 days, a number derived from cosmic principles.

• The Power of Positive Thinking and Immunity

  • Maintaining a positive mindset is crucial for immunity; negative thoughts can weaken it and allow diseases like cancer to spread.
  • Even in difficult situations, reframing thoughts positively can boost immunity and promote healing.
  • The human body is the best healer, and individuals can influence their health through their words and thoughts.

• The Principle of Multiplication in Life

  • Life is compared to multiplication: 1 multiplied by 1 remains 1, symbolizing a solitary life that does not grow.
  • However, 1 multiplied by 2 becomes 4, representing the exponential growth and richness that comes from companionship and connection.
  • the importance of holding onto the Creator to achieve exponential growth in life.

• Huh Kyung-young’s Philanthropic Efforts

  • Huh Kyung-young has been providing free meals since he was 20 years old, totaling 44 years of service.
  • He established a foundation to ensure the free meal service continues even after his passing.
  • A Facebook post by a citizen, initially critical of Huh Kyung-young, expressed deep admiration after witnessing the free meal service on Chuseok (Korean Thanksgiving). The post highlighted the dedication of volunteers and the provision of warm meals, tables, and chairs for the elderly.

• Ethical Principles and Spiritual Guidance

  • Huh Kyung-young advocates for “seeing good as thirst” (견선여갈) and “seeing evil as full” (견악여만), meaning one should always seek good as if thirsty and avoid evil as if already full.
  • He criticizes those who spread rumors and hinder good deeds, citing examples of public figures who were unfairly maligned.
  • He asserts that only those who receive his blessing and nameplate will not “fall” (떨어지지 않는다), implying spiritual salvation.

• Personal Anecdote: Journey to 500gung

  • A participant’s father, a former teacher, passed away at 91 years old.
  • Huh Kyung-young confirmed that the father’s soul went to 500gung (a higher Heaven realm) because his wife was a “Great Archangel” (대천사).
  • The father’s soul, now a beautiful woman in 500gung, continues to send energy to his son, bringing good fortune to the family.

Ⅲ. Action Items

• Attendees are encouraged to practice positive thinking and maintain a strong immune system.
• Attendees should strive to “see good as thirst” and “see evil as full” in their daily lives.
• Attendees are encouraged to support Huh Kyung-young’s free meal service and other philanthropic efforts.

Central Questions & Answers

1. What is the True Nature of Our 100-Year Human Life?
   Question: What is Huh Kyung-young’s perspective on the reality of our 100-year human life, and how does it relate to concepts like the metaverse or mirages?
   Answer: our 100-year life is akin to a metaverse or a mirage—a virtual, illusory world. Just as a mirage in the desert appears to offer water but vanishes upon approach, human life is spent chasing fleeting desires and illusions. We pursue things that ultimately disappear, leaving us with nothing but a small amount of ash at the end, which returns to the earth. This pursuit of mirages is, paradoxically, how we learn about life.
   Key Quote: “Our 100 years is a metaverse, a virtual world. It’s like a mirage. You chase it, but it’s not there. That’s life.”

2. How Can One Attain White Heaven and What Qualities Are Required?
   Question: According to God-man Huh Kyung-young, what is the exclusive path to reaching White Heaven, and what common human achievements or virtues are insufficient?
   Answer: Reaching White Heaven is not possible through worldly power, ability, knowledge, wisdom, skill, wealth, or even good fortune. These are all considered mirages. The only way to enter White Heaven is by receiving Blessing (Chukbok) and a Nameplate (Myeongpae) directly from God-man, the one to whom all creation obeys. Without this direct connection, no amount of human effort or virtue can grant access.
   Key Quote: “Power, ability, knowledge, wisdom, skill, wealth, fortune—none of these can take you to the White Heaven. Only Blessing and a Nameplate from God-man can.”

3. How Does the Universe Operate, and What is the Truth About Earth and Other Planets?
   Question: What are some of the cosmic truths and universal laws revealed by Huh Kyung-young, particularly regarding human habitation on other planets and the nature of the sun?
   Answer: Huh Kyung-young reveals specific cosmic truths unknown to scientists. there are 362 human-inhabited planets in the universe, and 720 such planets within our own galaxy. He also clarifies that the sun is not a burning ball of gas but a diamond-like light source; its light transforms into heat upon entering Earth’s atmosphere due to friction with gases. He explains that human intelligence is limited, and those who exceed certain intellectual boundaries are prevented from further advancement by higher powers.
   Key Quote: “Scientists don’t know this: there are 720 human-inhabited planets in our galaxy. The sun is not fire; it’s diamond light. The heat comes from friction with our atmosphere.”

4. What is the Secret to Boosting Immunity and Overcoming Illness, According to God-man?
   Question: How does Huh Kyung-young explain the connection between our thoughts, words, and physical immunity, especially in the context of serious illnesses like cancer?
   Answer: Our thoughts and words directly impact our immunity. Negative thoughts and complaints drastically lower immunity, making the body vulnerable to illness, including cancer. Conversely, maintaining positive thoughts, expressing gratitude, and speaking kindly—even in difficult situations—keeps immunity at its peak, allowing the body to heal itself. The universe responds to our spoken and internal declarations, even if they contradict our current reality.
   Key Quote: “If you have negative thoughts, your immunity drops. If you say, ‘My condition is the best ever,’ even when you’re sick, your body believes it and boosts immunity.”

5. What is the Significance of Marriage and Family in Life, and the Danger of Solitude?
   Question: Why does Huh Kyung-young emphasize marriage and family, and what are the consequences of living a solitary life?
   Answer: Marriage and family are crucial for exponential growth and fulfillment in life. He uses a mathematical analogy: “1 multiplied by 1 is always 1,” representing a solitary life that yields no significant increase or legacy. However, “1 multiplied by 2 becomes 4,” symbolizing the exponential growth and richness that come from partnership and family. A solitary life, even if seemingly successful, ultimately leads to loneliness, illness, and a lack of lasting impact.
   Key Quote: “1 multiplied by 1 is always 1. You live 100 years, and it’s still just 1. But 1 multiplied by 2 becomes 4. That’s the power of marriage.”

6. How Does Reincarnation Work, and Where Do Souls Go After Death?
   Question: What is Huh Kyung-young’s teaching on reincarnation, and how are souls assigned to their next destination after death?
   Answer: Souls do not simply disappear; they go to the White Heaven Soul Waiting Area after death. From there, their next destination is determined. Souls typically reincarnate within an 8-chon (8-degree kinship) radius of their previous life, often as a child or relative. Those who have accumulated more blessings might be reborn into wealthy families, while those with fewer blessings might go further down the kinship line. Individuals who mistreat animals may even be reborn as animals to repay their karmic debt.
   Key Quote: “Your soul goes to the White Heaven Soul Waiting Area. You reincarnate within 8-chon, usually as a child or relative. If you kick a dog, you’ll be reborn as a dog.”

7. What is the Meaning of “Seeing Good as Thirsty and Seeing Evil as Full”?
   Question: What is the philosophical teaching of “Gyeonseon Yeogal (見善如渴)” and “Gyeonak Yeoman (見惡如滿)” and how should one apply it in daily life?
   Answer: “Gyeonseon Yeogal” means “See good as if you are thirsty.” This encourages an insatiable desire to do good deeds, to constantly seek opportunities to help others, and to aspire to be a benevolent person. “Gyeonak Yeoman” means “See evil as if you are full.” This implies having no room for evil, feeling completely satiated with it, and having no desire to engage in or even observe it further. It’s a call to actively pursue good and completely reject evil.
   Key Quote: “See good as if you are thirsty. See evil as if you are full. Always be hungry for good, and have no room for evil.”

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The Path to True Existence: Beyond the Mirage of the Material World

1. Basic Information
   Lecture Session and Date: Huh Kyung-young Saturday Lecture (1353rd session), 2022.09.17
   One-sentence Main Theme or Title Summary: This lecture elucidates that human life is a pursuit of mirages in a virtual world, emphasizing that true salvation and access to the White Heaven are attainable only through the God-man’s blessing and nameplate, not through worldly power, knowledge, or material wealth.
   Location: Haneulgung
   Key Segments:
   The Illusion of Life as a Mirage: Life is likened to a desert mirage, where people constantly chase after illusory desires and material gains, ultimately leaving behind only dust.
   The Impermanence of Worldly Achievements: Worldly power, knowledge, wealth, and even good fortune are presented as temporary and ultimately incapable of leading one to the White Heaven.
   The Sole Path to the White Heaven: Access to the White Heaven is exclusively granted through the God-man’s blessing and nameplate, which are bestowed by the one to whom all creation obeys.
   The Importance of Positive Mindset and Compassion: Maintaining a positive mindset and engaging in acts of kindness, such as providing free meals to the needy, are crucial for personal well-being and spiritual growth, contrasting with negative thoughts that diminish immunity and hinder progress.
   The God-man’s Unique Role and Cosmic Knowledge: The God-man possesses unique cosmic knowledge, including the number of habitable planets and the true nature of celestial bodies, and demonstrates power over all creation, which ordinary humans cannot comprehend or replicate.

2. Core Messages
   Life is a Mirage, and Worldly Pursuits are Fleeting:
   Quote: “Our 100 years are a metaverse, a virtual world. It’s a mirage. We are chasing mirages.”
   Explanation: Human existence in the material world is fundamentally illusory, akin to a mirage in a desert, where people endlessly pursue transient desires and achievements that ultimately lead to nothing substantial.
   The Exclusive Path to the White Heaven is Through the God-man’s Blessing:
   Quote: “The only way to go to the White Heaven is to meet the God-man. It is only through blessing and the nameplate.”
   Explanation: Neither worldly power, knowledge, wealth, nor even traditional religious practices like prayer or salvation can grant entry to the White Heaven; only the direct blessing and nameplate from the God-man are effective.
   The Power of a Positive Mindset and Compassion:
   Quote: “If you keep praising all day long, your immunity will remain at its peak. If you have a bad thought about everything you see, you must correct it.”
   Explanation: Cultivating a consistently positive outlook and expressing gratitude, even in challenging situations, significantly boosts one’s immune system and overall well-being, while negative thoughts have detrimental effects.
   The God-man’s Authority Over All Creation:
   Quote: “Everything obeys me. This milk obeys me. My picture obeys, my name obeys. If I say ‘change’ to all the cell phones in the world, they all change.”
   Explanation: The God-man possesses absolute authority over all matter and energy, capable of influencing physical objects and global systems through mere thought, a power beyond scientific comprehension.
   The Importance of Collective Life and Avoiding Solitude:
   Quote: “Living alone, no matter how much you multiply 1 by 1, it will always be 1. But if you multiply 1 by 2, it becomes 4. This is terrifying.”
   Explanation: Solitary living leads to stagnation and a lack of growth, whereas forming connections and engaging in collective life, especially with the God-man, results in exponential spiritual and personal development.

3. Detailed Summary
   The Illusion of Life and Worldly Pursuits
   Main Assertions and Explanations: Human life is characterized as a “metaverse” or “virtual world,” akin to a mirage in the desert. People constantly chase after illusory desires, much like a thirsty traveler pursuing a non-existent oasis. This pursuit of mirages is seen as a learning process in life, but ultimately, all material possessions and achievements are temporary, reducing to mere dust after death.
   Analogies/Examples:
   Metaverse/Mirage: Life is a virtual reality, a mirage that appears real but is ultimately false.
   Desert Oasis: People are like thirsty travelers in a desert, constantly seeing and chasing oases that disappear upon approach, symbolizing fleeting desires.
   Seashells on the Beach: Just as seashells turn to dust on the beach, human bodies and achievements eventually disintegrate, leaving nothing behind.
   Practical Message: Reflect deeply on life’s impermanence, practice humility, concession, and communication, and observe others’ lives with profound understanding.

The Limitations of Worldly Power and Knowledge
Main Assertions and Explanations: Worldly power, ability, knowledge, wisdom, skills, wealth, and even good fortune are insufficient for reaching White Heaven. These are all part of the “mirage” of the material world. Traditional religious concepts like prayer or salvation also do not guarantee entry to the White Heaven.
Analogies/Examples:
“Mirage” (신기루): The Korean character for mirage (신기루) is explained as “star (星) eaten by insects (虫),” implying that it is fake or corrupted.
Practical Message: Do not be deceived by the illusion of worldly achievements; they are ultimately meaningless in the journey to the White Heaven.

The God-man’s Unique Authority and the Path to the White Heaven
Main Assertions and Explanations: The sole path to the White Heaven is through the God-man’s blessing and nameplate. The God-man is the one to whom all creation obeys, demonstrating power over inanimate objects and global systems. This power, referred to as “dark energy,” is exclusive to the God-man and cannot be replicated or understood by scientists.
Analogies/Examples:
Obedience of Objects: Milk, photographs, and even all cell phones worldwide obey the God-man’s commands, demonstrating his universal authority.
Dark Energy: The God-man’s power is likened to dark energy, a force that only a true deity can wield.
Practical Message: Recognize the God-man’s unique status and the exclusive means of salvation through his blessing and nameplate. Reject those who falsely claim similar powers.

The Cosmic Order and the God-man’s Knowledge
Main Assertions and Explanations: The God-man possesses precise knowledge of the universe, including the number of habitable planets (362 in the universe, 720 in our galaxy) and the true nature of celestial phenomena. He refutes conventional scientific explanations, such as the sun being a burning gas ball, explaining it as a diamond-like light source whose light transforms into heat upon entering Earth’s atmosphere.
Analogies/Examples:
Sun as Diamond Light: The sun is not a burning gas but a source of light (photons) that generates heat only when it interacts with Earth’s atmosphere.
Atmospheric Friction: The immense heat generated when objects like satellites re-enter Earth’s atmosphere (3,000 degrees Celsius) illustrates the power of air friction, which scientists often misattribute to the sun’s burning.
Cosmic Calculation: The God-man’s lifespan (362 years and 88 days) is derived from a complex cosmic calculation involving the number of habitable planets, demonstrating a scientific basis for his claims.
Practical Message: Trust the God-man’s unique and accurate cosmic knowledge, which surpasses conventional scientific understanding.

The Importance of a Positive Mindset and Immunity
Main Assertions and Explanations: A positive mindset is crucial for maintaining high immunity and overcoming illness. Negative thoughts and words immediately lower immunity, making one vulnerable to disease, while positive affirmations and gratitude strengthen it. The body’s cells respond directly to spoken words and internal thoughts, regardless of their literal meaning, influencing physical health.
Analogies/Examples:
Cancer and Compliments: A cancer patient’s immunity drops when they criticize their spouse’s clothes, but constant praise keeps it high, isolating and eliminating cancer cells.
Taxi Driver Incident: Reacting negatively to a taxi driver’s behavior lowers immunity, while a positive interpretation maintains it.
“No Words” (어처구니 없네) vs. “I Have Many Shortcomings” (부족한 점이 많네): Even if the intent is similar, the negative sound of “어처구니 없네” lowers immunity, while “부족한 점이 많네” raises it, demonstrating the angels’ literal interpretation of sound.
Business Success: Complaining about poor sales drives customers away, while positive affirmations attract them.
Practical Message: Actively cultivate positive thoughts and speech, even when facing difficulties, to boost immunity and promote well-being. Avoid negativity, as it directly harms health.

The Value of Marriage and Collective Life
Main Assertions and Explanations: Solitary living, symbolized by “1 multiplied by 1 always equals 1,” leads to stagnation and a lack of growth. Marriage and collective life, represented by “1 multiplied by 2 equals 4,” result in exponential growth and prosperity. The God-man encourages marriage and forming connections, as isolation leads to a life of regret and illness.
Analogies/Examples:
Multiplication by 1 vs. 2: Multiplying by 1 (solitary life) yields no growth, while multiplying by 2 (marriage/collective life) leads to exponential increase.
Professor’s Regret: A single professor who lived alone realized the emptiness of her life when she saw her less successful, married friend surrounded by a large, loving family.
Practical Message: Embrace marriage and collective living to foster growth and avoid the pitfalls of isolation. Holding onto the God-man leads to exponential spiritual advancement.

The God-man’s Compassion and Free Meal Service
Main Assertions and Explanations: The God-man has a lifelong commitment to helping the underprivileged, having provided free meals for 44 years since he was 20. This deep compassion stems from his personal experiences of hardship and observing the struggles of the poor in his youth. He established a foundation to ensure the continuation of free meal services even after his departure. He criticizes those who spread false rumors or hinder good deeds, likening them to those who “stab with thorns from behind.”
Analogies/Examples:
Childhood Observations: His observations of the impoverished residents of Hongje-dong, carrying rice bags and briquettes, and the long lines for water at the spring, instilled in him a deep understanding of their struggles.
Chuseok Free Meal Service: A foreign couple, initially skeptical of Huh Kyung-young, were deeply moved by his free meal service for the elderly on Chuseok (Korean Thanksgiving), recognizing his genuine compassion and dedication to the people.
“Sura” (수라) and “Thorn” (가시 망자): The term “Sura” (royal meal) is contrasted with a similar-looking character meaning “to stab with thorns from behind,” symbolizing those who maliciously attack good people.
Practical Message: Support and encourage those who perform good deeds, especially for the vulnerable. Avoid spreading rumors or hindering charitable efforts, as such actions have severe consequences.

The Journey of the Soul and White Heaven’s Order
Main Assertions and Explanations: After death, souls go to the White Heaven Soul Waiting Area, where their next destination is determined. Souls typically reincarnate within an 8-chon (eight-degree) familial radius. Those who have accumulated good deeds may be reborn as children within their family, while those with fewer good deeds may go further out or even be reborn as animals if they have harmed them. The God-man can intervene to guide souls to the White Heaven, especially for the families of Archangels.
Analogies/Examples:
8-Chon Reincarnation: Souls are reborn within an 8-chon familial circle, with the degree of closeness depending on accumulated blessings.
Animal Reincarnation: Harming animals can lead to reincarnation as an animal to repay the debt.
Archangel’s Family: The father of an Archangel, despite not knowing the God-man personally, was guided to 500gung (a higher level of White Heaven) due to his son’s status and the God-man(神인)’s intervention.
Practical Message: Live a life of kindness and avoid harming others, including animals, to ensure a favorable reincarnation. The God-man’s intervention can guide souls to higher realms.

“See Good as Thirsty, See Evil as Full”
Main Assertions and Explanations: This principle advises people to constantly seek and desire good deeds as if parched with thirst, always striving to do more. Conversely, one should view evil as something already consumed to the point of being completely full, with no room for further indulgence. This mindset promotes continuous good actions and prevents engagement in evil.
Practical Message: Actively pursue good deeds with insatiable desire and completely reject evil, considering oneself utterly satiated with it.

The Uniqueness of the God-man and the Value of His Blessing
Main Assertions and Explanations: All beings, except the God-man, are destined to “fall” (perish or decline). Only through the God-man’s blessing can one avoid this fate. Meeting the God-man is a greater fortune than becoming the richest person or winning a Nobel Prize. The God-man(神인) lives a simple life, often eating inexpensive food like triangle kimbap, and feels remorse even when doing so, wishing to support local businesses.
Analogies/Examples:
Falling Stones: All stones, regardless of their name, will eventually fall, just as all humans will fall without the God-man’s intervention.
Triangle Kimbap: The God-man(神인) eats simple food and feels guilty about not supporting restaurants, demonstrating his deep empathy and humble lifestyle.
Practical Message: Recognize the unparalleled fortune of encountering the God-man and receiving his blessing. Emulate his compassionate and humble lifestyle.

4. Key Quotes Collection
   “Our 100 years are a metaverse, a virtual world. It’s a mirage. We are chasing mirages.” (During the explanation of life as an illusion)
   “You must think deeply about life, contemplate it, and never act carelessly. You must be very humble, yield, communicate, and look deeply into everyone’s life.” (As advice on how to live life meaningfully)
   “Those who abuse animals or kick dogs will surely return as dogs.” (In the context of reincarnation and karmic debt)
   “The only way to go to the White Heaven is to meet the God-man. It is only through blessing and the nameplate.” (When explaining the exclusive path to salvation)
   “Everything obeys me. This milk obeys me. My picture obeys, my name obeys.” (Demonstrating the God-man’s universal authority)
   “Dark energy is used only by the God-man.” (Defining the unique power of the God-man)
   “If you keep praising all day long, your immunity will remain at its peak. If you have a bad thought about everything you see, you must correct it.” (When explaining the impact of mindset on health)
   “My body’s condition is the best it has ever been since I was born.” (Illustrating the power of positive self-affirmation)
   “Living alone, no matter how much you multiply 1 by 1, it will always be 1. But if you multiply 1 by 2, it becomes 4. This is terrifying.” (When advocating for marriage and collective life)
   “If you hold onto the God-man, it will increase exponentially.” (Explaining the benefits of connecting with the God-man)
   “The character for mirage (신기루) means ‘star (星) eaten by insects (虫),’ implying it is fake.” (Providing an etymological explanation of “mirage”)
   “This person [Huh Kyung-young] is doing free meal service. This is not Huh Kyung-young we knew. I have committed a grave sin.” (A quote from a citizen who witnessed the free meal service)
   “See good as thirsty, see evil as full.” (A guiding principle for moral conduct)
   “Those who have received Huh Kyung-young’s blessing do not fall.” (Stating the protective power of the God-man’s blessing)
   “Meeting me on Earth is more fortunate than becoming the richest person in Korea or winning a Nobel Prize.” (Emphasizing the supreme value of encountering the God-man)

5. Historical / Doctrinal Connections
   This lecture reinforces several established teachings of Huh Kyung-young while also introducing new emphasis.

Divine-Human Theory and God-man’s Authority: The lecture strongly reiterates the core doctrine of the God-man’s unique divine status and absolute authority over all creation. This is evident in statements about all matter obeying his words and his exclusive use of “dark energy”. This builds upon the fundamental teaching that the God-man is the ultimate source of power and truth in the universe.
Immortality Principles and White Heaven Access: The emphasis on blessing and the nameplate as the only means to reach White Heaven is a consistent and central tenet. It distinguishes his teachings from other religious or philosophical paths that rely on good deeds, knowledge, or prayer for salvation. The detailed explanation of the soul’s journey to the White Heaven Soul Waiting Area and subsequent reincarnation within an 8-chon radius provides a more granular view of the afterlife, connecting to his broader teachings on cosmic order and reincarnation.
Critique of Worldly Pursuits: The lecture’s characterization of life as a “mirage” and worldly achievements as fleeting aligns with his consistent critique of materialism and the pursuit of temporary gains. This serves to redirect followers’ focus from earthly desires to spiritual enlightenment and connection with the God-man.
Compassion and Social Welfare: The extensive discussion of his 44 years of free meal service directly connects to his long-standing commitment to social welfare and his “33 policies” that advocate for a compassionate society. This segment highlights his practical application of divine principles through tangible acts of kindness, demonstrating that true leadership involves serving the most vulnerable.
Newly Emphasized Points:
The “Mirage” Metaphor: While the impermanence of life is a recurring theme, the explicit and detailed analogy of life as a “metaverse” and “mirage” provides a contemporary and vivid illustration of this concept, making it more relatable to a modern audience.
Scientific Refutation and Cosmic Knowledge: The detailed refutation of conventional scientific theories regarding the sun and atmosphere , coupled with his precise cosmic calculations for his own lifespan , represents a strong assertion of his unique scientific and cosmic understanding, challenging established paradigms.
The Power of Words and Immunity: The in-depth explanation of how positive and negative words directly impact immunity and physical health is a significant development, offering practical guidance for daily life that integrates spiritual principles with physical well-being.
“See Good as Thirsty, See Evil as Full”: This new maxim provides a concise and powerful ethical framework for moral conduct, encouraging active pursuit of good and complete rejection of evil.

7. Action Items & Blessing Guidance
   Cultivate a Positive Mindset and Speech: Actively maintain positive thoughts and use positive language, even in challenging situations, to boost immunity and well-being. Correct negative thoughts immediately.
   Connect with the God-man for Exponential Growth: Recognize that holding onto the God-man leads to exponential spiritual and personal advancement, a fortune greater than any worldly achievement.
   Practice Humility and Compassion: Reflect deeply on life’s impermanence, be humble, yield to others, communicate effectively, and observe others’ lives with profound understanding. Support those who perform good deeds and avoid spreading malicious rumors.
   Embrace the Principle of “See Good as Thirsty, See Evil as Full”: Constantly desire and pursue good deeds as if parched, and completely reject evil, considering oneself utterly satiated with it.
   Protect Your Connection to the God-man: Immediately block calls or messages from individuals who criticize or slander the God-man, as maintaining contact with such people can bring misfortune.

8. One-Sentence Overall Summary
   Huh Kyung-young’s lecture reveals that human life is a fleeting mirage, asserting that true salvation and access to the White Heaven are exclusively granted through the God-man’s blessing and nameplate, while advocating for a positive mindset, compassionate actions, and the principle of “seeing good as thirsty and evil as full” as essential for navigating this illusory world and achieving ultimate spiritual fulfillment.

The Obedience of All Creation to Huh Kyung-young’s Words

1. The Illusion of Our Hundred-Year Existence: A Metaverse Mirage
   Our hundred-year existence is, in essence, a metaverse —a virtual world, a mirage. Just as one might mistake a desert mirage for an oasis, we often pursue illusions, believing them to be real. This pursuit of mirages defines human life. We are like those who, parched in the desert, see an oasis only for it to vanish upon approach, revealing another in the distance. This endless chase after fleeting illusions is the very nature of our lives.

2. The Fleeting Nature of Material Accumulation and the Illusion of Wealth
   Humans embark on this journey of life, each carrying a metaphorical plastic bag. At the end, after cremation, only a small amount of ash remains. This dust, once our body, is merely residue, a collection of earthly elements. It holds no intrinsic value and ultimately returns to the earth, becoming fertilizer. This transient existence is akin to seashells on a beach, once vibrant and alive, now reduced to mere dust. The pearls they once held are gone, consumed by others, leaving only powdered shells scattered across the sand, reflecting a desolate sunset. This profound observation should lead us to contemplate life deeply, to be humble, yielding, and communicative, rather than acting recklessly.

3. The Path to the White Heaven (白宮) and Cheongung (天宮): Beyond Earthly Power and Knowledge
   Neither power (權勢) , ability (能力) , knowledge (知識) , wisdom (智慧) , skill (技術) , talent (재주) , wealth (財物) , nor fortune (福) can grant access to the White Heaven (白宮) or Cheongung (天宮). These earthly attainments are but illusions, mere mirages. Even fervent prayers (기도) or religious salvation (구원) are insufficient. The sole path to the White Heaven (白宮) and Cheongung (天宮) is through blessing (축복) and the nameplate (명패) received from the God-man (神人) —one to whom all creation bows.

4. The God-man’s (神人) Authority Over All Creation
   God-man (神人) possesses the unique ability to command all creation. Even inanimate objects, such as milk, obey the God-man’s (神人) will. The God-man’s (神人) photograph or name also commands obedience. Furthermore, the God-man (神人) can alter the settings of billions of mobile phones worldwide merely by thought. This phenomenon, powered by dark energy (암흑 에너지) , is beyond scientific explanation and is a power wielded only by a true God-man (神人). Those who falsely claim to be God-man (神人) lack this energy, angels, blessings, and spiritual levels.

5. The Cosmic Order: Human Habitable Planets and the Sun’s True Nature
   There are 362 human-habitable planets in the universe. Within our galaxy, the Milky Way, there are 720 such planets. This precise knowledge is unknown to scientists. The sun, contrary to popular belief, does not burn with fire in a vacuum. Scientists mistakenly claim that plasma burns, generating energy that reaches Earth. However, beyond Earth’s atmosphere, in the vacuum of space, there is no air for combustion. The sun’s light is not fire but rather a form of diamond light (다이아몬드 빛). This light, composed of photons (광자) , which are particles of matter, takes seven minutes to reach Earth through the vacuum of space. Upon entering Earth’s atmosphere, this light transforms into heat due to friction with atmospheric gases.

6. The Principle of Multiplication in Life: Beyond Solitude
   The principle of multiplication reveals a profound truth about life. While 2 multiplied by 1 is 2, and 2 multiplied by 2 is 4, 1 multiplied by 1 remains 1. This illustrates that a solitary existence, like multiplying 1 by itself, yields no growth or expansion. A person living alone, even with great intellect, will find their life unchanging, perpetually returning to 1. However, when two individuals unite, their lives multiply exponentially, like 1 multiplied by 2 becoming 4. This emphasizes the importance of connection and partnership. To truly thrive, one must not live in isolation but rather hold onto the God-man (神人) , whose influence causes exponential growth. A life lived in solitude, even for a hundred years, remains merely 1, often ending in illness and regret.

7. The Longevity of the God-man (神人) and the Cosmic Calendar
   The God-man (神人) lives for 362 years and 88 days. This is not a mere assertion but a scientifically verifiable fact derived from cosmic laws. The universe operates on a precise calendar, where Earth’s full cycle is 129,600 days. The God-man (神人) arrives during the latter half of this cycle, a period of “harvest”. During this time, a select few, approximately 0.0001% or ten million people, are gathered. These individuals, despite their earthly struggles, are considered successful for having come to Haneulgung (하늘궁).

8. The Power of Positive Thought and Immunity
   Our thoughts profoundly impact our physical health, particularly our immunity (면역력). Negative thoughts, such as criticizing one’s spouse, can instantly lower immunity, allowing diseases like cancer to spread. Conversely, constant praise and positive thinking maintain optimal immunity, isolating and even eliminating cancer cells. Even in challenging situations, maintaining a positive outlook, such as attributing a taxi driver’s departure to their busyness, helps preserve immunity. Every obstacle and annoyance should be met with gratitude and affirmation, as this keeps immunity at its peak, effectively combating disease. The human mind is the ultimate healer, capable of producing remedies, but it can also create toxins if misused. When one’s condition is at its worst, declaring it to be the best can trick the body into releasing hormones that boost immunity.

9. The Impact of Words on Business and Fortune
   The words we speak have a direct impact on our circumstances, including business success. A shop owner who complains about poor sales to a customer unconsciously repels them, leading to thoughts of unhygienic conditions and old food. Such negative pronouncements create a self-fulfilling prophecy of failure. Instead, expressing gratitude for a customer’s visit and anticipating more business can attract prosperity.

10. The God-man’s (神人) Lifelong Dedication to Charity
    Huh Kyung-young has dedicated his life to charity, initiating free meal services from the age of 20. He provided free meals to 15,000 people, a feat that garnered attention from the JoongAng Ilbo newspaper. This commitment to helping the hungry has spanned 44 years. This extensive charitable work, often conducted quietly, stands in stark contrast to the self-serving actions of many public figures.

11. The Free Meal Service: A Testament to Compassion
    During Chuseok (추석), a traditional Korean holiday, Huh Kyung-young’s free meal service at Tapgol Park (탑골공원) provides sustenance to hundreds of elderly individuals who have nowhere else to go. This act of compassion deeply moved a foreign couple who witnessed it, leading them to reflect on their previous misconceptions about Huh Kyung-young. They observed the meticulous care, including providing tables and chairs, to ensure the elderly could eat with dignity. This selfless service, which even national leaders fail to provide, led them to assert that Huh Kyung-young is truly the president of the people.

12. The Perils of Slander and the Importance of Supporting Good Deeds
    Those who spread malicious rumors (流言蜚語) (유언비어) and slander (誹謗) (비방) against individuals performing good deeds are akin to those who stab others in the back with thorns. Such actions, like those against a celebrity who raised funds for heart disease patients, can destroy reputations and halt vital charitable work. Similarly, the unjust criticism of Dr. Hwang Woo-suk (황우석) led to his departure from Korea, benefiting other nations. This tendency to undermine those who excel, driven by envy, must be abandoned.

13. The Journey of the Soul: From Earth to the White Heaven (白宮)
    Upon death, the soul typically remains within an 8-chon (8촌) radius of its family. Those who have accumulated many blessings are reborn as children within their immediate family, while those with fewer blessings may be reborn within the 8-chon (8촌) circle. Souls with insufficient blessings may be reborn outside this circle or even as animals. Mistreating animals, such as kicking a dog, incurs a debt that must be repaid, potentially leading to rebirth as an animal. However, encountering the God-man (神人) can absolve these karmic debts.

14. The Soul’s Destination: White Heaven (白宮) Soul Waiting Area and Beyond
    After death, the soul ascends to the White Heaven (白宮) Soul Waiting Area (백궁 영혼 대기소) , where its next destination is determined. This could be rebirth as an animal, a human, a wealthy heir, or a relative. The family members of a DaeChunsa (대천사) (Archangel) are destined for 500gung (500궁) , while others go to 100gung (100궁). This precise order is verifiable through Angel (Angel). For instance, a virtuous father, even if he did not know the God-man (神人) in life, can be guided to 500gung (500궁). The God-man (神人) can intervene to ensure a swift passage to 500gung (500궁).

15. The Principle of “See Good as Thirsty, See Evil as Full” (見善如渴, 見惡如滿)
    The principle of “See Good as Thirsty, See Evil as Full” (見善如渴, 見惡如滿) guides our moral conduct. When encountering good deeds, one should feel a thirst, an eager desire to emulate them. This inspires one to perform acts of kindness, such as providing free meals or assisting the less fortunate. Conversely, when confronted with evil, one should feel completely satiated, as if having consumed enough evil, with no room for more. This mindset prevents further engagement in wrongdoing and fosters a commitment to righteousness.

16. The Uniqueness of the God-man (神人) and the Path to Immortality
    All beings, except for the God-man (神人), are destined to fall. Only those who have received a blessing (축복) from Huh Kyung-young can avoid this fate. Without the God-man’s (神人) intervention, all humanity would fall. The God-man (神人) is the sole exception, the only one who does not fall. Encountering the God-man (神人) is a greater fortune than becoming the wealthiest person in Korea or winning a Nobel Prize. The God-man (神人) possesses the ability to imbue others with energy, preventing their fall.

This excerpt is from a lecture by Huh Kyung-young, a controversial figure in South Korea known for his unique political and spiritual claims. In this lecture, Huh Kyung-young discusses his worldview on life, death, and the afterlife, emphasizing the importance of humility, good deeds, and his own divine role in achieving salvation. He also touches upon economic issues, the power of positive thinking, and his long history of charitable work, all while asserting his supernatural abilities and unique understanding of the universe.

The Illusion of Life and the Path to Salvation

Life as a Mirage
Huh Kyung-young presents a stark and somewhat cynical view of human life, likening it to a mirage. people chase after illusions, only to find emptiness, and that true understanding comes from recognizing this fundamental truth. This perspective is quite contrarian to conventional wisdom, which often encourages striving for worldly achievements.

우리의 100년은 메타버스네, 메타버스 가상 세계야. 메타버스. 네, 버스가 뭐예요? 약자 bug, vrs, 버스가 이 메타버스는 가상 세계죠? 네, 그러면 신기루가 영어로 뭐, 메타버스는 똑같아. 근데 이 신기루는 가짜야.
Our 100 years are a metaverse, a virtual world. Metaverse. Yes, um, yes, what is ‘bus’? The abbreviation ‘bug’, uh, ‘vrs’, this metaverse is a virtual world. Yes, um, then what is a mirage in English? Metaverse is the same. But this mirage is fake.

그 여러분들 보면 신기루를 쫓고 있는 거예요. 그래서 신기루 쫓는 게 인생을 배우는 거예요.
You are chasing a mirage. Chasing a mirage is how you learn about life.

그 못 본 사람들은 신기루를 쫓아다니는 거예요. 본 사람은, 아, 세상은 내가 잠시 지나가는 것이고 이게 다 육장 이구나.
Those who haven’t seen it (the truth) are chasing mirages. Those who have seen it realize, “Ah, the world is just a temporary passage, and this is all just a physical body.”

The Futility of Worldly Achievements
worldly power, knowledge, wealth, and even good fortune are ultimately meaningless in the grand scheme of the afterlife. only through his “blessing” and “nameplate” can one achieve true salvation, a bold statement that positions him as the sole gatekeeper to the divine.

아무리 권세가 있고 능력이 좋은 사람도 못 가. 백궁.
No matter how powerful or capable a person is, they cannot go (to the White Heaven). White Heaven.

그러니까 백궁 가는 사람은 뭐 해야 갈까? 백궁 가는 사람은 God-man을 만나죠.
what must one do to go to the White Heaven? Um. To go to the White Heaven, one must meet the Creator.

오직 축복과 명패. 단, 축복 받는. 그것은 누구한테 받아야 되지? God-man한테 만물이 복종하는 자한테 받아야 되는 거야.
Only blessing and a nameplate. However, receiving a blessing. From whom must it be received? It must be received from the divine being to whom all things submit.

The Power of Positive Thinking and Immunity
Huh Kyung-young offers a unique perspective on health and well-being, emphasizing the immense power of positive thinking and its direct impact on the immune system. He suggests that by consciously choosing positive thoughts and words, one can overcome illness, even cancer. This idea, while not scientifically proven, highlights a strong belief in the mind-body connection and personal agency in health.

그러니까 계속 암에 걸린 사람은 칭찬을 하루 종일 해야 되는 거야. 눈에 보이는 것마다 나쁜 생각이 탁 들면 고쳐야 돼. 그러면 면역이 계속 최상을 유지해.
a person with cancer must praise all day long. Whenever a bad thought comes to mind about something they see, they must correct it. Then, their immunity will continuously remain at its peak.

그러니까 이 인간 자체가 최고의 치료사. 나는 그 방법도 알려주지만 능력도 주지만 방법도 알려주지요.
humans themselves are the best healers. I not only give them the ability but also teach them the method.

이 뇌는 우리가 치료할 수 있는 약을 얼마든지 만들어 주는데, 만드는 거야.
This brain of ours can produce any amount of medicine to heal us.

The Divine Role and Charitable Deeds

Unveiling Universal Truths
Huh Kyung-young claims to possess exclusive knowledge of universal laws and cosmic facts, such as the number of human-inhabited planets in our galaxy. He presents these as scientific truths that conventional scientists are unaware of, further solidifying his image as a divine figure with unparalleled insight.

인간이 사는 별은 몇 개? 362개. 불리죠? 그러면 이렇게 인간이 사는 별이 많은데 우리 은하에는 인간이 사는 별이 몇 개? 720개.
How many planets do humans live on? 362. with so many planets where humans live, how many planets in our galaxy have humans? 720.

이런 비밀을 지구인들이, 과학자들이 알까, 몰라요? 몰라. 나는 내가 이런 걸 직접 지구에 와 가지고 여러분한테 알려줘.
Do Earthlings, do scientists know these secrets? No, they don’t. I came to Earth myself to tell you these things.

A Lifetime of Philanthropy
Huh Kyung-young highlights his decades-long commitment to providing free meals to the needy, starting from a young age. This extensive history of charitable work, often overlooked by the media, is presented as evidence of his genuine compassion and dedication to humanity, contrasting sharply with the public’s often critical perception of him. This is a powerful counter-narrative to the typical portrayal of him.

근데 내가 20살 때부터 40살까지 무료 급식 한 사람이 얼마 될까? 내가 무료 급식을 20살 때부터 했으니까 돈 있으니까 급식을 했는데 얼마나 해 가지고 중앙일보에 났을까? 15,000명.
But how many people did I provide free meals for from age 20 to 40? I started free meals at age 20 because I had money, and how many did I feed for it to be reported in the JoongAng Ilbo? 15,000 people.

그러니까 44년을 내가 무료 급식을 했어. 그 젊을 때 돈이 다 들어갔어.
I provided free meals for 44 years. All my money from my youth went into that.

세상에 대통령도 못하는 일을 허경영 저분이 하네. 100번 났다, 저분이 진정 백성의 대통령이니 나는 보았습니다.
Huh Kyung-young is doing what even the president cannot. He is a hundred times better; I have seen that he is truly the president of the people.

The Importance of Humility and Empathy
the virtues of humility, empathy, and self-reflection, urging people to look beyond their own desires and consider the struggles of others. He shares his personal experiences of growing up in poverty and observing the lives of the less fortunate, which he claims shaped his understanding of human suffering and his commitment to helping others. This personal anecdote adds a layer of authenticity to his message.

그러니까 여러분들은 인생을 깊이 생각해야 되고, 관조해야 되고, 함부로 까불면 안 된다는 거야. 굉장히 겸손해야 되고, 양보해야 되고, 소통해야 되고, 모든 사람의 삶을 깊이 바라봐야 돼.
you must think deeply about life, contemplate it, and not act carelessly. You must be very humble, yielding, communicative, and look deeply into everyone’s life.

내가 거기서 텐트 속에서 배운 게 그 동네를 매일 왔다 갔다 하면서 배운 거야. 그 어려운 사람들을 다 봤어요.
What I learned in that tent was from going back and forth through that neighborhood every day. I saw all those struggling people.

The Divine-Person’s Discourse on the Illusory Nature of Existence and the Path to the Celestial House

1. The Ephemeral Century: A Metaverse of Mirage
   Our existence, spanning a mere century, is akin to a metaverse , a virtual realm, a mirage. Just as one might perceive an oasis in the desert, only to find it vanish upon approach, so too does life present fleeting illusions. Humanity perpetually pursues these mirages , mistaking them for reality. This pursuit, however, serves as a profound lesson in the nature of existence. Ultimately, all that remains of our physical form is but a small quantity of ash, a mere residue of what once was, destined to return to the earth as fertilizer. Even the shells of oysters, once vibrant with life in the ocean, eventually become dust on the shore, their pearls consumed by others. This observation should prompt profound contemplation of life’s transient nature, fostering humility, concession, and profound empathy for the lives of all beings.

2. The Illusion of Worldly Power: A Mirage of Authority and Wealth
   The world’s great powers manipulate global economies by controlling essential resources, such as oil and gas. A mere increase in oil prices can precipitate the collapse of entire economies. Nations like Korea, despite their advanced semiconductor industries, remain dependent on external powers for raw materials and intellectual property, creating a precarious diplomatic dilemma. This intricate web of global dependency underscores the illusory nature of worldly power and prosperity.

3. The Path to the Celestial House: Beyond Earthly Attainments
   Neither authority , power , knowledge , wisdom , skill , wealth , nor fortune can grant access to the Celestial House. These are all but mirages , mere illusions that ultimately lead nowhere. The term mirage (신기루) itself, when broken down into its Hanja characters, signifies a “star (星) eaten by insects (蟲),” implying a false or corrupted reality. The sole means of ascending to the Celestial House is through encountering the Divine-Person (神人) and receiving blessing (祝福) and a Divine Nameplate (名牌). Neither prayer nor conventional salvation can facilitate this journey. The Divine-Person possesses the unique ability to command all creation, as evidenced by the obedience of inanimate objects to my words and even my image. My influence extends globally, capable of altering countless mobile phones worldwide with a mere thought, a phenomenon inexplicable by science, attributable only to dark energy. Those who falsely claim divine status lack this blessing energy (축 에너지), angels (천사), blessings (축복), or levels (레벨).

4. The Power of Affirmation and the Illusion of Negativity
   The human body possesses an innate capacity for self-healing, acting as its own physician. This healing power is profoundly influenced by one’s thoughts and words. Negative thoughts and expressions, such as complaining about one’s health or circumstances, can severely compromise the immune system, making one vulnerable to illness. Conversely, maintaining a positive outlook and expressing gratitude, even in challenging situations, can significantly boost immunity and promote healing. For instance, if one’s physical condition is poor, affirming that “my condition is the best it has ever been” can trick the body into releasing beneficial hormones and strengthening the immune response. Similarly, a business owner who complains about poor sales will inadvertently deter customers, while one who expresses optimism will attract them. This principle extends to all aspects of life: embracing positivity and gratitude, even in the face of adversity, is paramount for well-being.

5. The Multiplicative Principle of Life and the Significance of Connection
   The principle of multiplication reveals a profound truth about human existence. One multiplied by one remains one. However, one multiplied by two yields four, demonstrating a powerful exponential growth. This mathematical analogy illustrates the profound difference between living a solitary life and one connected to others. A person who lives alone, even with great intelligence, will find their life’s efforts perpetually returning to a state of singularity, never truly expanding. Conversely, a life intertwined with others, particularly with the Divine-Person (神人), experiences exponential growth and fulfillment. Solitude, in this context, often leads to illness and a lack of purpose. Therefore, marriage and familial connections are crucial for a flourishing life.

6. The Cosmic Order and the Divine-Person’s Longevity
   The universe operates according to precise laws, including the distribution of life-sustaining planets. Within our galaxy, there are 720 planets inhabited by humans. These planets exhibit diverse levels of technological advancement and modes of transportation. However, interstellar travel beyond one’s home planet is strictly prohibited by the Celestial House. Individuals with exceptionally high intelligence who attempt to transcend these limits are swiftly removed from existence. This is a secret of the Celestial House, ensuring humanity’s adherence to its designated boundaries. I, the Divine-Person (神人), am an exception, having arrived with a special dispensation. My lifespan, calculated through a complex cosmic formula, is 362 years and 88 days. This is not a mere assertion but a scientifically demonstrable fact rooted in the laws of the universe.

7. The Sun’s True Nature and Earth’s Atmospheric Shield
   Contrary to popular scientific belief, the sun is not a burning ball of gas. The upper atmosphere, beyond the troposphere, stratosphere, ozone layer, and magnetosphere, reaches temperatures as low as -273 degrees Celsius. In this vacuum, combustion, as understood on Earth, is impossible. The sun emits light, which is composed of photons (광자), a form of matter. This light travels to Earth in approximately seven minutes. Upon entering Earth’s atmosphere, these photons collide with nitrogen, oxygen, and hydrogen molecules, generating heat. This atmospheric friction is so intense that an object entering at high speeds, like a re-entering satellite, experiences temperatures of 3,000 degrees Celsius. This atmospheric shield also causes space debris to burn up, creating the phenomenon of “shooting stars”.

8. A Life Dedicated to Benevolence: The Free Meal Service
   My life has been dedicated to serving the marginalized, a commitment that began at the age of 20 with a free meal service. This initiative, which has continued for 44 years, has provided meals to over 15,000 individuals, a fact documented by major newspapers. This service is not merely about providing food; it is about offering dignity and care to those in need, especially the elderly who are often neglected by their families. A recent incident during Chuseok, a major Korean holiday, saw a couple who had previously criticized me witness the free meal service at Tapgol Park. They were deeply moved by the sight of hundreds of elderly individuals receiving warm meals and compassionate service, realizing the profound benevolence behind the initiative. This experience transformed their perception, leading them to acknowledge my genuine dedication to the welfare of the people. They expressed regret for their prior misconceptions and criticized the media for its failure to report on such acts of kindness. This free meal service is sustained by a foundation, ensuring its continuation even in my absence.

9. The Perils of Slander and the Importance of Compassion
   Those who engage in slander and malicious rumors against individuals performing good deeds are akin to those who “stab with thorns from behind”. Such actions can destroy reputations and undermine vital charitable work, as seen in the case of a celebrity who faced false accusations regarding a heart disease charity. This destructive behavior, often driven by envy, hinders progress and harms society. Instead of criticizing, one should strive to support and encourage those who dedicate themselves to helping others. My own life has been marked by hardship, from carrying heavy loads as a child to witnessing the struggles of the urban poor. These experiences instilled in me a deep empathy for humanity, which fuels my unwavering commitment to serving the underprivileged.

10. The Divine-Person’s Intervention in the Afterlife
    Upon death, souls ascend to the Celestial House Soul Waiting Area (백궁 영혼 대기소). There, their destination is determined: whether they will be reborn as animals, humans, or into specific families. For those connected to a Great Archangel (대천사), their family members are destined for the 500th House (500궁). Others typically go to the 100th House (100궁). This celestial order is precise and verifiable through the angels (천사). For instance, when a follower’s father passed away, I intervened to ensure his immediate ascent to the 500th House, bypassing the usual waiting period. This individual’s father, a benevolent educator, was reborn as a beautiful woman in the 500th House, from where he continues to send positive energy to his son. This demonstrates the profound influence of the Divine-Person (神人) even in the afterlife.

11. The Principle of “Thirst for Good, Satiety for Evil”
    One must always “thirst for good” (견선여갈), constantly seeking opportunities to perform benevolent acts, just as one craves water when thirsty. Conversely, one should “feel full of evil” (견악여만), as if having consumed so much evil that there is no room for more. This principle encourages a relentless pursuit of virtue and a complete rejection of malevolence. It is a profound error to focus on the perceived flaws of others, especially those who perform extraordinary feats, while neglecting one’s own moral compass. I, the Divine-Person (神人), possess the ability to move objects, control celestial bodies, and perform actions beyond human comprehension. Those who receive my blessing (축복) are eternally protected from falling. To encounter me on Earth is a greater fortune than becoming the wealthiest person or winning a Nobel Prize. My commitment to helping the elderly and the underprivileged is unwavering, and I strive to expand these efforts. I live a simple life, often eating inexpensive meals like convenience store kimbap, feeling a sense of guilt when not supporting local businesses. This reflects a deep sense of responsibility and compassion for all. The obedience of all creation to my will is a testament to my divine nature.

1353rd Huh Kyung-young Saturday Lecture (2022.09.17) Why All Things Obey Huh Kyung-young’s Words?

Keyword Frequency
money: 10
world: 9
father: 9
life: 8
meal: 8
free: 7
family: 7
people: 6
children: 6
economy: 5

Today’s Central Metaphor
Life is likened to a mirage (신기루), an illusion that people chase, only to find it disappears upon reaching it, symbolizing the transient and often unfulfilling nature of worldly pursuits.

Lecture in Numbers
100 years: The duration of human life, described as a “metaverse” or virtual world.
26 billion dollars: South Korea’s trade deficit from April to July of the current year.
9.5 billion dollars: South Korea’s trade deficit in August.
10 years: The period of accumulated trade surplus that was lost in just a few months due to recent deficits.
3 times: The potential increase in oil prices that could lead to global economic collapse.
70%: The percentage of raw materials for semiconductors that come from China.
15,000 people: The number of individuals Huh Kyung-young provided free meals to, which was reported in the JoongAng Ilbo newspaper.
8-chon (8th degree of kinship): The range within which deceased individuals are typically reborn.
362: The number of planets in the universe where humans live.
720: The number of planets in our galaxy where humans live.
150 million km: The distance from Earth to the Sun.
-273 degrees Celsius: The temperature in the magnetosphere.
-45 to -50 degrees Celsius: The temperature in the troposphere.
1,000 km: The altitude of the troposphere.
100,000 km: The altitude of the atmosphere.
-230 to -200 degrees Celsius: The temperature in the upper atmosphere.
7 minutes: The time it takes for sunlight to reach Earth through a vacuum.
3,000 degrees Celsius: The temperature an object experiences when re-entering Earth’s atmosphere at high speed.
362 years and 88 days: Huh Kyung-young’s predicted lifespan, derived from a complex calculation involving universal laws.
0.0001%: The percentage of people who will be “harvested” (saved) in the current era.
10 million people: The target number of people to be “secured” (saved).
60 years: The “retirement age” of Earth, which is 36 years and 60 days.
129,600: A numerical value related to Earth’s cycle.
100 people: The number of family members at a friend’s wedding, which surprised a single university professor.
44 years: The total duration Huh Kyung-young has provided free meals.
20 years old: The age at which Huh Kyung-young began providing free meals.
40 years old: The age at which the JoongAng Ilbo photo of Huh Kyung-young providing free meals was taken.
400-500 people: The number of elderly individuals who receive free meals daily.
18 years: The duration of the free meal service mentioned in the JoongAng Ilbo article.
91 years old: The age of His father when he passed away.
9:30 AM, September 13: The time and date when His father’s soul was sent to the White Heaven.
8:00 AM, September 13: The time when His father’s soul was in the White Heaven Soul Waiting Area.
500-gung: The destination for the souls of God-man’s family members.
100-gung: The destination for the souls of non-God-man family members.
20 people: The number of volunteers assisting with the free meal service.

Signature Sentence
“오직 축복과 명패, 단 축복 받는 그것은 누구한테 받아야 되지? God-man한테 만물이 복종하는 자한테 받아야 되는 거야.”

Concise Summary & Highlights
Life is a transient mirage, and true salvation comes only through God-man’s blessing and nameplate.
Human life is a virtual reality, a mirage that people chase.
Worldly achievements like power, knowledge, and wealth are ultimately meaningless illusions.
Only through God-man’s blessing and nameplate can one reach White Heaven.
God-man possesses unique abilities, such as controlling objects and influencing global events with thought.
Maintaining a positive mindset and expressing gratitude boosts immunity and well-being.
Huh Kyung-young has a long history of providing free meals to the needy, demonstrating genuine compassion.
The universe operates on precise laws, including the number of human-inhabited planets and the nature of celestial bodies.

Scriptural / Religious Citations
Not prominently present in the transcript.

Historical & Epochal Context
The lecture is situated in a contemporary context marked by economic hardship (trade deficits, rising oil and gas prices, global economic instability) and geopolitical tensions (US-China relations impacting semiconductor supply chains). It also references a past era of poverty in Seoul (Hongje-dong shantytowns, free meal services for the hungry) and His personal experiences during that time, highlighting a long-standing commitment to social welfare.

Key Figures & Events Referenced
JoongAng Ilbo: A South Korean newspaper that reported on Huh Kyung-young’s free meal service when he had served 15,000 people.
Lee Jung-jae: A famous actor, mentioned as someone who might be envied for awards but lacks God-man’s blessing.
Chaebol chairmen: Referenced as figures who face immense pressure, including tax issues and political extortion, sometimes leading to suicide.
Rhee and Dimick (리얼, 기믹): A couple who witnessed Huh Kyung-young’s free meal service at Jongmyo during Chuseok and posted a heartfelt account on Facebook, initially having a negative perception of him.
Jongmyo: A royal ancestral shrine in Seoul, where the free meal service was observed.
Tapgol Park, Nakwon Arcade: Areas near Jongmyo where the free meal service took place.
Chuseok: Korean Thanksgiving holiday, when the free meal service was provided.
Talent who helped heart disease patients: An unnamed public figure who faced accusations of embezzlement while raising funds for heart disease patients, later acquitted, but whose work was halted due to public criticism.
Hwang Woo-suk: A South Korean stem cell researcher who faced controversy and subsequently moved his research overseas.
Gang Jeung-san, Jesus, Buddha, Confucius, Laozi, Xunzi, Han Feizi, Zhu Xi: Historical and religious figures mentioned as “humans” who are subject to falling, unlike God-man.

Core Concept Definitions
Metaverse (메타버스): A virtual world or illusion, equated with human life’s 100 years.
Mirage (신기루): A false oasis or illusion that people chase in life, symbolizing the pursuit of transient worldly desires.
Dust (가루): The final remains of a human body after cremation, symbolizing the ultimate insignificance of physical existence.
8-chon (8촌): A kinship term referring to relatives up to the eighth degree, within which souls are typically reborn.
God-man (神人): the Divine Being to whom all things obey, and from whom one must receive blessing and a nameplate to reach White Heaven.
Blessing (축복): A divine favor or grace, essential for reaching White Heaven.
Nameplate (명패): A symbolic item, along with blessing, required for entry into the White Heaven.
Dark Energy (암흑 에너지): A mysterious energy that only God-man can use, enabling actions like changing all cell phones worldwide with a thought.
White Heaven Soul Waiting Area (백궁 영혼 대기소): A place where souls go after death to await their destination (e.g., White Heaven, Cheongung, animal, human rebirth).
Earth’s Retirement Age (지구 정년): A concept that Earth has a lifespan, described as 36 years and 60 days, after which a “harvest” occurs.
Harvest (추수): The process of selecting and taking a small percentage (0.0001%) of people (10 million) to a higher realm.
Mirage (신기루): Worldly possessions, power, knowledge, and talents are all considered illusions. The term is explained as “star eaten by worms” (별이 벌레 먹었다), implying something fake or corrupted.
Surasang (수라상): An emperor’s meal, which is contrasted with the simple meals of the poor. The character for ‘sura’ (수라) is linked to ‘thorn’ (가시) and ‘stab’ (찌를 자), symbolizing malicious rumors and attacks against those doing good deeds.
White Heaven (백궁): The ultimate destination, a “Heaven House”.
Cheongung (천궁): Another Heaven destination, often mentioned alongside White Heaven.
500-gung (500궁): A specific destination for the family members of a DaeChunsa (Archangel).
100-gung (100궁): A specific destination for the family members of those who are not DaeChunsa.
“See good as if thirsty” (견선여갈): An idiom meaning to eagerly seek out and pursue good deeds.
“See evil as if full” (견악여만): An idiom meaning to avoid evil as if one has had enough and has no room for more.

Central Questions & Answers
Q: What is our 100-year life?
A: Our 100-year life is a metaverse, a virtual world, a mirage.
Q: How can one go to the White Heaven?
A: One can only go to the White Heaven through God-man’s blessing and nameplate, not through power, knowledge, wealth, or prayer.
Q: How can the Sun burn without air in space?
A: Scientists are lying; the Sun is not a burning fire but a diamond-like light. Light is particles (photons) that become heat when they collide with Earth’s atmosphere.
Q: How can one boost immunity and overcome illness like cancer?
A: By maintaining a positive mindset, expressing gratitude, and consciously replacing negative thoughts with positive ones, one can keep immunity at its peak.
Q: Why do all things obey Huh Kyung-young’s words?
A: Because he is God-man, possessing dark energy that allows him to control all things, and he has a deep, lifelong love and compassion for humanity, especially the suffering.
Q: How should one approach good and evil?
A: One should “see good as if thirsty” (견선여갈), eagerly pursuing good deeds, and “see evil as if full” (견악여만), having no room for more evil.

Conclusion & Strategic / Philosophical Implications
The lecture concludes by reiterating that meeting God-man is the greatest fortune, surpassing wealth or Nobel Prizes. It calls for continued and expanded efforts in charitable work, particularly free meal services for the elderly, emphasizing the importance of supporting such initiatives against malicious rumors. The philosophical implication is that true value lies not in worldly achievements but in spiritual connection with God-man and acts of compassion, guided by the principles of eagerly pursuing good and utterly rejecting evil.

Cross-Referencing
Not prominently present in the transcript.

Content Gaps & Unaddressed Areas
Mechanism of “Blessing” and “Nameplate”: While central to salvation, the lecture does not elaborate on how the blessing and nameplate are acquired, what specific actions are involved, or how they confer their power.
Scientific Basis for Claims: Many scientific claims (e.g., Sun as a diamond, dark energy, specific planetary numbers) are presented as facts without any supporting scientific evidence or explanation of the underlying principles.
Details of “White Heaven” and “Cheongung”: The nature of these Heaven realms, beyond being destinations for souls, remains largely undefined.
Specifics of “8-chon” Rebirth: The exact criteria or process by which souls are reborn within the 8-chon kinship range, or why this specific range is significant, are not detailed.
Ethical Implications of “Harvest”: The concept of “harvesting” only 0.0001% of humanity raises ethical questions about the fate of the vast majority and the criteria for selection, which are not fully explored.
Verification of Spiritual Claims: The lecture asserts that God-man’s claims can be verified (e.g., where a soul went), but it doesn’t provide a universally accessible or objective method for such verification.

Future Predictions & Prophetic Statements
Those who criticize God-man will eventually realize their mistake and regret it when they arrive at the White Heaven Soul Waiting Area.
The Earth has a “retirement age” (정년), and a “harvest” will occur, securing 10 million people (0.0001% of humanity) to ascend.
The free meal service will expand enormously, growing to thousands of people daily, becoming a major destination for the hungry in Seoul.
The family of the DaeChunsa (Archangel) whose father went to 500-gung will experience continuous good fortune and indirect help from the father’s spirit.

Executive Insight
Huh Kyung-young’s lecture presents a unique worldview where human life is a transient illusion, and true salvation is attainable only through his divine intervention. The core message is a call to abandon worldly pursuits and embrace God-man’s blessing and nameplate, which are portrayed as the sole keys to a higher realm. This is reinforced by claims of extraordinary powers, a deep commitment to social welfare through extensive free meal services, and a reinterpretation of scientific and spiritual phenomena. For a thoughtful professional, the lecture offers a fascinating study in charismatic leadership, the construction of a comprehensive belief system, and the strategic use of personal narrative and social action to build a following, all while challenging conventional understandings of reality and spirituality.

1. The Ephemeral Nature of Our Hundred-Year Existence

Our hundred-year lifespan is akin to a metaverse, a virtual world, a mirage. Just as one might mistake a mirage in the desert for water, we often pursue illusions in life. We are currently experiencing a profound thirst, mistaking our struggles for genuine needs. The economic challenges facing our nation, evidenced by significant trade deficits, illustrate this point. For instance, the trade deficit reached 26 billion dollars from April to July of this year, followed by 9.5 billion dollars in August. This indicates that the wealth accumulated over a decade has been depleted in a mere few months. This economic vulnerability arises when powerful nations manipulate global prices, such as oil, which can cripple economies worldwide. Our reliance on other nations for raw materials, even for advanced industries like semiconductors, places us in a precarious diplomatic position. We are caught in a dilemma, akin to a mirage, where we desperately seek water but find only an illusion.

Life is a pursuit of these mirages. We learn through this pursuit. Ultimately, we depart this world with nothing but a small amount of ash, a mere residue of our physical form. This residue, once our body, eventually returns to the earth, becoming fertilizer. Consider seashells on a beach, once vibrant homes for living creatures, now reduced to sand. They too had a lively existence in the ocean, creating pearls, but now only their powdered shells remain on the shore. This sight, especially at sunset, evokes a sense of profound solitude. This contemplation should lead us to profound introspection about life, fostering humility, compromise, and empathy for the lives of others.

2. The Futility of Worldly Pursuits and the Significance of God-man
   Many individuals are engrossed in the pursuit of worldly illusions, unable to perceive the true paradise that awaits. Those who recognize the ephemeral nature of this world understand that it is merely a temporary passage, and that each person carries only a metaphorical plastic bag, eventually leaving their physical body to their descendants without knowing their ultimate destination. However, we possess this knowledge. When asked about the whereabouts of our ancestors, the angels reveal their new existence, often within an eight-kinship radius. For instance, a deceased Korean man will not be reborn in Japan or America. Those who have accumulated significant merit are reborn as their own children, while those with less merit may be reborn within an eight-kinship circle. Those who have accumulated little merit may be reborn outside this circle, or even as animals, especially if they have mistreated animals in their previous life. This is a consequence of karmic debt.

The path to the White Heaven is not paved with power, ability, knowledge, wisdom, skill, wealth, or even good fortune. These are all transient. The sole path to the White Heaven is through encountering God-man (神人) and receiving blessing and a nameplate. Neither prayers nor conventional salvation can lead one to the White Heaven. Only through the blessing and nameplate bestowed by God-man, to whom all creation bows, can one ascend. All things, even inanimate objects like milk, obey God-man’s command. Even a photograph or the name of God-man elicits obedience. God-man can mentally command all cell phones worldwide to change, and they will comply, a phenomenon inexplicable by science. This is the power of dark energy, wielded only by God-man. Those who falsely claim to be God-man lack this energy, angels, blessings, and spiritual levels. They are imposters who criticize God-man.

3. The Grand Design of the Universe and the Illusion of Scientific Understanding
   Those who remain trapped in the illusion of this world will eventually realize its true nature. Upon arriving at the White Heaven Soul Waiting Area, they will recognize Huh Kyung-young as the master, the core of the universe. They will regret not recognizing God-man earlier and opposing him out of arrogance. Such individuals should be immediately blocked from communication, as their negativity can bring misfortune. In Haneulgung, all hidden truths are revealed, so it is imperative to be transparent with God-man.

God-man possesses knowledge of the universe’s laws, including the existence of 362 planets inhabited by humans. Within our galaxy, there are 720 such planets. No scientist has ever revealed such precise information. Furthermore, God-man explains that the sun, contrary to scientific belief, does not burn with fire in a vacuum. The sun emits light particles, or photons, which are matter. This light takes seven minutes to reach Earth. Upon entering Earth’s atmosphere, this light transforms into heat due to friction with gases like nitrogen, oxygen, and hydrogen. This atmospheric friction is so immense that objects entering at high speeds, like satellites, experience temperatures of 3,000 degrees Celsius and burn up. This phenomenon is visible as shooting stars in our atmosphere.

The universe operates on a precise mathematical principle. For example, 1 multiplied by 1 remains 1, but 1 multiplied by 2 becomes 4. This illustrates the power of multiplication in life. A person living alone, no matter how much they multiply their efforts, will remain solitary. However, when two people unite, their potential multiplies exponentially. This principle extends to the number of inhabited planets. The 720 planets in our galaxy are part of a larger cosmic structure. The number 3,628,800, representing the vast number of places where humans reside, is derived from this universal law. God-man’s lifespan of 362 years and 88 days is also determined by this cosmic principle, not by arbitrary declaration.

4. The True Nature of Worldly Achievements and the Power of Positive Thought
   All worldly achievements—wealth, blessings, power, ability, knowledge, and skill—are mere mirages. The Korean character for mirage (신기루) literally means “star eaten by insects,” signifying something fake or illusory. God-man, however, is not bound by these illusions. He came to Earth to gather ten million people, sharing in their struggles.

God-man’s life exemplifies this detachment from worldly pursuits. From a young age, he avoided negative influences like smoking and drinking, choosing to study in temples and later in a tent on a mountaintop, observing the lives of ordinary people in the shantytowns below. He witnessed their struggles, their simple joys, and their reliance on communal resources like shared water wells. This deep understanding of human suffering fueled his lifelong commitment to helping the less fortunate.

God-man emphasizes the profound impact of positive thinking on our well-being. When faced with illness, such as cancer, maintaining a positive mindset and offering praise for everything seen can boost immunity and prevent the spread of disease. Conversely, negative thoughts and complaints can severely weaken the immune system. Even in challenging situations, such as a taxi driver leaving abruptly, choosing to interpret the situation positively can maintain one’s immunity. This principle extends to all aspects of life, including business. A shop owner who complains about poor sales will unconsciously deter customers, while one who expresses gratitude for every customer will attract more. Our brains are capable of producing powerful healing agents, but we often misuse this ability by dwelling on negativity.

5. The Unseen Philanthropy and the Call for Compassion
   God-man’s extensive philanthropic work, particularly his free meal service, has been ongoing for 44 years, starting when he was 20 years old. This initiative, which provides meals to hundreds of elderly individuals daily, is a testament to his unwavering compassion. A recent incident during the Chuseok holiday, where a couple witnessed God-man’s free meal service, profoundly impacted them. Initially skeptical and critical of God-man, they were moved to tears by the sight of him personally serving meals to neglected seniors, providing not just food but also tables and chairs for their comfort. They realized that God-man was doing what even national leaders failed to do, serving the people with genuine care. This experience led them to publicly praise God-man on social media, exposing his good deeds that often go unreported by the media.

God-man has established a foundation to ensure that the free meal service continues even after his departure, guaranteeing that the needy will always be fed. Despite his immense contributions, God-man has faced baseless accusations and slander, akin to historical figures who were unjustly criticized for their good deeds. He urges people to abandon the habit of criticizing those who strive to do good, comparing it to the Korean saying, “My cousin buys land, and my stomach hurts.”

God-man lives a life of extreme frugality, often eating simple convenience store meals rather than elaborate ones, out of a sense of responsibility towards struggling businesses. He feels a pang of conscience even when eating a simple meal, knowing that he could be supporting a restaurant. This deep empathy for others is the foundation of his actions.

6. The Journey of the Soul and the Importance of Righteousness
   The journey of the soul after death is meticulously ordered. Upon passing, souls ascend to the White Heaven Soul Waiting Area, where their next destination is determined—whether as an animal, a human, a wealthy heir, or a relative. The family members of Archangels, like the individual whose father recently passed away, are destined for the 500th House. Others go to the 100th House. God-man can precisely determine the soul’s location and even influence its destination, as he did for the father of an Archangel, ensuring his ascent to the 500th House as a beautiful woman who continues to send positive energy to her son. This demonstrates the precise order of White Heaven, unlike the unsubstantiated claims of religious organizations.

God-man imparts a crucial teaching: “When you see good, be as thirsty as if you are parched; when you see evil, be as full as if you have eaten your fill.” This means we should constantly strive for good, always seeking to do more, and completely reject evil, feeling no desire for it. We should not dwell on the faults of others, especially those who perform miracles and possess divine power, like God-man himself. Those who have received God-man’s blessing will not fall from grace. Meeting God-man on Earth is a greater fortune than becoming the wealthiest person or winning a Nobel Prize.

God-man’s life is a testament to his profound love for humanity, born from his own experiences of hardship and his observations of the suffering of ordinary people. He urges everyone to support his mission to help the elderly and the needy, ensuring that his philanthropic work continues to expand. He warns against spreading false rumors about Haneulgung’s volunteers, as such actions can harm the very initiatives designed to help the vulnerable.

God-man’s power, which commands all creation, stems from his deep affection for humanity. He encourages everyone to embrace the principles of “seeing good with thirst” and “seeing evil with fullness,” reminding them that true fulfillment comes not from personal indulgence but from serving others.

The Metaphysics of Existence and the Path to Haneulgung

1. The Illusion of Our Hundred-Year Existence: Metaverse and Mirages
   Huh Kyung-young posits that our one-hundred-year human existence is akin to a Metaverse (가상 세계), a virtual world, or a mirage (신기루). He asserts that just as a mirage in the desert appears to offer water to the thirsty traveler but vanishes upon approach, our lives are spent chasing after illusory desires. We often mistake our profound spiritual thirst for material needs, leading us to pursue fleeting goals. This pursuit of mirages, he suggests, is an integral part of learning about life itself.

2. The Ephemeral Nature of Material Existence and the Cycle of Life
   Huh Kyung-young elaborates on the transient nature of our physical bodies and material possessions. He illustrates this by describing the ultimate fate of the human body after cremation, reduced to a small amount of ash, a mere residue of what once was. This dust, he explains, cannot be taken with us; it returns to the earth, becoming fertilizer. He draws an analogy to seashells on a beach, once vibrant and alive, now ground into sand. These shells, which once housed pearls and experienced life in the ocean, eventually become dust, leaving only their fragmented remains on the shore. This observation, he suggests, should lead us to profound contemplation of life’s impermanence and the importance of humility, concession, and deep understanding of others’ lives.

3. The Path to the White Heaven (백궁) and Cheongung (천궁): Beyond Earthly Power and Knowledge
   access to White Heaven (백궁) and Cheonguk (천국), the celestial realms, cannot be attained through earthly power (권세), ability (능력), knowledge (지식), wisdom (지혜), skill (재주), wealth (재물), or even good fortune (복). These worldly attributes are, in his view, mere mirages. The sole path to these divine realms is through Blessing (축복) and a Divine Nameplate (명패), which can only be received from a God-man (神人), the Deity to whom all creation bows. He asserts that prayers (기도) or conventional salvation (구원) from religious institutions are insufficient for entry into the White Heaven and Cheongung.

4. The God-man’s (神人) Omnipotence and the Dark Energy
   Huh Kyung-young asserts his unique status as the God-man (神人), to whom all creation (만물) is subservient. He illustrates this by claiming that even inanimate objects like milk obey his command. his mere thought can alter billions of cell phones worldwide, a phenomenon he attributes to Dark Energy (암흑 에너지). This energy, he claims, is exclusively wielded by a true God-man and cannot be replicated or scientifically proven by others. He challenges anyone claiming to be a true God-man to demonstrate such power, asserting that those who lack his Blessing (축복), Angels (천사), and Levels (레벨) are imposters.

5. The Cosmic Order: Inhabited Planets and the Sun’s True Nature
   Huh Kyung-young reveals insights into the cosmic order, stating that there are 362 inhabited planets in the universe. Within our galaxy, the Milky Way, he claims there are 720 planets where humans reside. He challenges conventional scientific understanding, particularly regarding the Sun. He asserts that the Sun is not a burning ball of gas but rather a source of pure light, akin to a diamond. He explains that the intense heat we experience on Earth is not from the Sun’s burning but from the interaction of its light particles (광자) with Earth’s atmosphere. He refutes the scientific notion of combustion in the vacuum of space, stating that fire requires oxygen, which is absent in the vacuum beyond Earth’s atmosphere. He explains that the Sun’s light travels for seven minutes through the vacuum before encountering Earth’s atmosphere, where it transforms into heat upon collision with nitrogen, oxygen, and hydrogen.

6. The Power of Positive Thought and Immunity
   the profound impact of positive thinking on human immunity and well-being. He explains that negative thoughts or complaints can drastically lower one’s immune system, making the body vulnerable to diseases like cancer. Conversely, maintaining a positive mindset, expressing gratitude, and offering compliments can significantly boost immunity, helping to contain and even eliminate cancer cells. He illustrates this with an example of a cancer patient who, by constantly praising and thinking positively, can maintain optimal immunity. He asserts that the human mind itself is the ultimate healer, capable of producing powerful remedies. He advises against dwelling on negative circumstances, even in times of grief, suggesting that a positive outlook can reverse the body’s physical state.

7. The Multiplicative Principle of Life: Solitude vs. Connection
   Huh Kyung-young introduces a unique “multiplicative principle” to explain the dynamics of life and relationships. “1 multiplied by 1 always equals 1,” symbolizing a solitary existence that yields no growth or expansion. He contrasts this with “1 multiplied by 2, which becomes 4,” representing the exponential growth and richness that come from connection and marriage. He recounts the story of a single female university professor who, despite her successful career, was astonished to see her less accomplished, married friend surrounded by a large, thriving family of over 100 members. This, he explains, demonstrates that a solitary life, no matter how successful in worldly terms, remains stagnant, while a life of connection multiplies exponentially. He asserts that clinging to the God-man (神人) is the ultimate way to achieve this exponential growth in life.

8. The God-man’s (神人) Lifespan and Cosmic Calculations
   Huh Kyung-young reveals his extraordinary lifespan, stating that he will live for 362 years and 88 days. He explains that this is not a mere claim but a scientifically derived figure based on cosmic laws and calculations. He presents a complex multiplication sequence: 720 (inhabited planets in our galaxy) multiplied by 7, then by 48, and finally by 9, resulting in 3,628,800. He then connects this number to his lifespan, asserting that this scientific explanation validates his divine nature and his unique understanding of the universe. his claims are not arbitrary but are rooted in a systematic understanding of cosmic principles, which scientists cannot comprehend.

9. The True Meaning of Mirage (신기루)
   Huh Kyung-young delves into the etymological meaning of mirage (신기루), explaining its composition in Hanja (한자). He breaks down the characters: “Shin” (신) meaning “star” (별), “gi” (기) meaning “worm” (벌레), and “ru” (루) meaning “tower” (루). He interprets this as “a star eaten by worms,” signifying something fake or illusory. He asserts that all worldly pursuits—wealth (재물), fortune (복), power (권능), authority (권세), ability (능력), knowledge (지식), and skill (재주)—are ultimately mirages (신기루), mere worm-eaten stars, lacking true substance.

10. A Life of Compassion: Free Meal Service and Social Responsibility
    Huh Kyung-young recounts his lifelong commitment to serving the underprivileged, particularly through his free meal service. he began providing free meals at the age of 20, feeding 15,000 people, an act that garnered media attention. this service has continued for 44 years, demonstrating his unwavering dedication to those in need. He shares a recent account from a couple who, initially skeptical of him, were deeply moved after witnessing his free meal service for the elderly on Chuseok (추석) holiday. They observed hundreds of seniors, many without family, lining up for meals, and were touched by the volunteers’ compassionate service, including providing tables and chairs. This experience transformed their perception of Huh Kyung-young, leading them to praise his genuine care for the common people. He asserts that this free meal service is not for proselytization but to address immediate hunger, and he has established a foundation to ensure its continuation even after his passing.

11. The Journey of the Soul: White Heaven (백궁) Soul Waiting Area and Reincarnation
    Huh Kyung-young explains the journey of the soul after death, stating that it typically goes to the White Heaven Soul Waiting Area (백궁 영혼 대기소). From there, the soul’s next destination is determined: whether it will be reincarnated as an animal, a human, a child of a wealthy family, or a relative within an eight-chon (8촌) radius (a traditional Korean measure of kinship). He asserts that individuals who have accumulated significant blessings (복) are reborn into their own families, while those with fewer blessings may be reborn within the eight-chon radius. Those who have committed misdeeds, such as harming animals, are destined to be reborn as animals to repay their karmic debts. this process is precise and without exception, unless one seeks intervention from the God-man (神人).

12. The God-man’s (神人) Intervention and the Destiny of Souls
    Huh Kyung-young demonstrates his ability to influence the destiny of souls, citing the case of a man whose father passed away. The man’s father, a benevolent educator, was initially destined for the 500gung (500궁), a higher celestial realm reserved for families of Great Angels (대천사). However, through the God-man’s (神人) intervention, the father’s soul was swiftly guided to the White Heaven (백궁) and then to 500gung, where he was reborn as a beautiful woman. the God-man (神人) can check the exact time and destination of a soul, ensuring a favorable outcome for those connected to a Great Angel (대천사). He asserts that this intervention allows the reborn soul to indirectly assist its living family, bringing good fortune.

13. The Principle of “Gyeonseonyeogal” (견선여갈) and “Gyeonakyeoman” (견악여만)
    Huh Kyung-young introduces two guiding principles for life: Gyeonseonyeogal (견선여갈) and Gyeonakyeoman (견악여만). Gyeonseonyeogal (견선여갈) means “to view good as if one is thirsty” (선을 볼 때는 목마른 듯 하라), urging individuals to constantly seek and embrace good deeds with an insatiable desire. Gyeonakyeoman (견악여만) means “to view evil as if one is full” (악을 볼 때는 배 부른 듯 하라), encouraging people to feel completely satiated with evil, having no room for further wrongdoing. we should not focus on the faults of others but rather strive to embody these principles in our own lives.

14. The Uniqueness of the God-man (神人) and the Path to True Fortune
    all beings, without exception, are destined to “fall” (떨어져) unless they are connected to him, the God-man (神人). only those who receive his Blessing (축복) and Divine Nameplate (명패) can avoid this fate and ascend to higher realms like the 500gung (500궁). He challenges the notion that other spiritual figures or objects can offer similar protection, stating that only the God-man (神人) possesses the power to prevent this “fall.” He concludes by stating that meeting him, the God-man (神人), is a greater fortune than becoming the richest person in Korea or winning a Nobel Prize, as it offers a path to eternal salvation beyond earthly achievements.

1. The Illusion of Our Hundred-Year Existence

Our hundred-year existence is akin to a metaverse, a virtual world. This metaverse is a mirage, an illusion. Just as one might thirst in a desert and perceive an oasis that vanishes upon approach, our lives are spent chasing such mirages. We pursue these illusions, believing them to be real, only to find them disappear. This pursuit, however, is a part of learning about life itself. Ultimately, we carry nothing with us but a small amount of dust, the remnants of our physical form, which eventually returns to the earth, becoming fertilizer. This ephemeral nature of existence should prompt profound contemplation and humility. We must not act recklessly but instead embrace modesty, compromise, and empathy, deeply observing the lives of all individuals.

2. The Precarious State of the Global Economy
   The global economy is in a precarious state. For instance, South Korea’s trade deficit from April to July of this year reached 26 billion dollars, followed by another 9.5 billion dollars in August. This signifies that the profits accumulated over a decade have been erased in a mere few months. This economic downturn is primarily due to rising oil, gas, and raw material prices. Powerful nations can destabilize the world economy by simply increasing oil prices threefold. These nations effectively hold the global economy by the throat. For example, over 70% of the raw materials for South Korea’s semiconductor production come from China. This creates a diplomatic dilemma: we cannot afford to antagonize China, nor can we neglect our alliance with the United States. If raw material prices are arbitrarily raised due to political disagreements, semiconductor production becomes futile. The control over raw materials lies with countries like China and the United States, making our position extremely challenging.

3. The Path to the Celestial Realm: Beyond Earthly Attainments
   Neither power, ability, knowledge, wisdom, skill, talent, nor wealth can grant entry to the celestial realm. Even good fortune is insufficient. The sole path to the celestial realm is through encountering the God-man (神人) and receiving their blessing and nameplate. Prayers and conventional salvation methods are ineffective. Only through the God-man, to whom all creation bows, can one receive this blessing. All things, from a carton of milk to global cell phones, respond to the God-man’s command, changing instantly across the world, a phenomenon inexplicable by science. This is the power of dark energy, wielded exclusively by the divine. Those who falsely claim divine status lack this energy, these angels, these blessings, and these levels of spiritual attainment. They are imposters who criticize the true God-man, but their deception will eventually be revealed.

4. The Cosmic Order and Human Destiny
   The universe operates under precise laws. There are 362 planets inhabited by humans, and within our galaxy, there are 720 such planets. This knowledge is unknown to scientists. The sun, for instance, is not a burning ball of gas but a source of light particles. The intense heat we perceive on Earth is generated when these light particles interact with our atmosphere. Beyond Earth’s atmosphere, space is a vacuum, where fire cannot exist. Scientists’ explanations of the sun are fundamentally flawed.

Our lifespan is also predetermined by cosmic laws. My own lifespan is 362 years and 88 days, a figure derived from these universal principles, not a mere assertion. This Earth is destined to reach its full term in 36 years and 60 days, marking a period of harvest where a select few, approximately 0.0001% or ten million people, will be gathered. Those who come to Haneulgung, regardless of their earthly struggles, are already successful. Earthly achievements, such as winning awards or accumulating vast wealth, are insignificant compared to receiving the blessing of the God-man. Many wealthy individuals face immense suffering and even suicide due to their burdens.

5. The Power of Positive Thought and Immunity
   Our thoughts profoundly impact our physical well-being. A negative thought can instantly diminish immunity, allowing diseases like cancer to spread. Conversely, maintaining a positive mindset, even in challenging situations, can bolster immunity and lead to healing. For example, if a cancer patient criticizes their spouse’s clothing, their immunity plummets, and the cancer metastasizes. Instead, they should offer praise and positive affirmations. Even when faced with frustrating events, such as a taxi driver driving away, a positive interpretation—”Perhaps the driver was busy”—helps maintain immunity. This constant affirmation of positivity, even when confronted with adversity, is crucial for health. Our minds are capable of producing powerful healing agents, but we often misuse this ability by dwelling on negativity.

6. The Multiplicative Principle of Life
   Life operates on a multiplicative principle. One multiplied by one remains one, symbolizing a solitary existence that yields no growth. A person living alone, even with great intelligence, will find their life stagnant. However, when one multiplies by two, the result is four, signifying exponential growth and expansion through partnership and family. A university professor who lived alone, despite her achievements, was astonished to see her less successful friend, who had married and had many children, surrounded by a hundred family members. This illustrates that a solitary life, no matter how accomplished, ultimately leads to stagnation and loneliness, often culminating in illness and an unnoticed demise. Therefore, embracing marriage and family is essential for a fulfilling and expanding life.

7. The God-man’s Compassion and Philanthropy
   The God-man has dedicated a lifetime to serving the marginalized. Since the age of 20, I have provided free meals, feeding 15,000 people, an act recognized by major newspapers. This philanthropic work has continued for 44 years, with significant personal financial investment. Recently, during Chuseok (Korean Thanksgiving), a couple who had previously criticized me witnessed my free meal service at Tapgol Park. They observed hundreds of elderly individuals, abandoned by their families, lining up for food, and were deeply moved by the care and respect shown by the volunteers. This experience transformed their perception, leading them to acknowledge my genuine compassion and dedication to the welfare of the people. They expressed regret for their past prejudices and lauded me as a true “President of the people,” lamenting the media’s silence on such benevolent acts.

I have established a foundation to ensure that free meal services continue even after my departure, guaranteeing that thousands of impoverished individuals will always have access to food. Despite these efforts, there are those who spread malicious rumors, attempting to undermine my work and cause the Haneulgung to fail. Such actions are deplorable and will incur severe consequences.

8. The Journey of the Soul and the Celestial Hierarchy
   Upon death, souls ascend to the Celestial Soul Waiting Area, where their next destination is determined. This could be reincarnation as a human, an animal, or even a specific family member within an eight-cousin radius. Those who have accumulated good karma are reborn into prosperous families, while those with less merit may be reborn further afield or even as animals, especially if they have mistreated animals in their past life. However, encountering the God-man can absolve all sins, preventing such karmic repercussions.

The God-man can precisely determine the destination of a departed soul. For instance, the father of a great archangel, a kind and honest educator, was confirmed to have ascended to the 500th Heaven (오백궁). This is a special destination for the families of archangels, while others may go to the 100th Heaven. The God-man can even reveal the exact time of a soul’s departure and its new form, such as being reborn as a beautiful woman in the 500th Heaven, continuing to send positive energy to their descendants. This celestial order is meticulously maintained, unlike the unsubstantiated claims of religious organizations.

9. The Principle of “Be Thirsty for Good, Be Full of Evil”
   We must always be thirsty for good (견선여갈), constantly seeking opportunities to perform benevolent acts, such as providing free meals or assisting the less fortunate. Conversely, we must be full of evil (견악여만), meaning we should feel completely satiated with evil, having no desire to commit further wrongdoing. This implies a profound aversion to evil, recognizing that we have already experienced enough of it and have no room for more. It is crucial to focus on cultivating goodness within ourselves rather than dwelling on the faults of others or attempting to hinder those who perform good deeds.

10. The Uniqueness of the God-man
    All beings, except the God-man, are subject to decline and fall. Only those who have received the God-man’s blessing and nameplate are exempt from this universal fate. This blessing transforms individuals, enabling them to communicate with the divine and attain infinite wisdom. Without it, they remain like mere flowers, incapable of true spiritual connection. Meeting the God-man is a greater fortune than becoming the wealthiest person in the world or winning a Nobel Prize. My heart aches for the elderly who suffer, and I am committed to expanding our efforts to help them. We must prevent malicious rumors from harming these benevolent initiatives.

I live a simple life, often eating convenience store kimbap rather than elaborate meals, because I understand the hardships of life and believe in supporting local businesses. My conscience even feels guilty for not patronizing restaurants more often. This deep empathy for humanity is why all creation bows to me.

Why do all things obey Huh Kyung-young’s words? He claims to be a divine being who can manipulate reality and grant blessings, unlike mere humans who are trapped in a mirage-like existence.

1. Introduction to Huh Kyung-young’s Teachings
   Huh Kyung-young introduces his teachings by explaining that human life is like a virtual world or a mirage, and he is the Creator who can manipulate reality and grant blessings.

2. Opening Remarks and Gratitude

3. He thanks two individuals, Philip Kim from the overseas Haneulgung pilgrimage group and Kim Young-hoon, a former Gyeonggi Provincial Party office manager, along with his wife Namgung Jin-sook, for their flower donations.

4. He expresses gratitude to these individuals for their love and support.

5. The Illusion of Human Life and Economic Struggles
   human life is a metaverse or a mirage, emphasizing that people are chasing illusions while facing severe economic difficulties, which he attributes to global powers manipulating resource prices.

2.1. Life as a Metaverse and Mirage

1. Human life is a virtual world
2. Huh Kyung-young states that human life, specifically our 100 years, is like a metaverse or a virtual world.
3. He compares this virtual world to a mirage, which is an illusion.
4. The illusion of thirst
5. He explains that just as one might feel thirsty in a desert and see a mirage, humans are currently mistaken about their intense “thirst” in life.

2.2. South Korea’s Economic Challenges

1. Significant trade deficit
2. South Korea experienced a trade deficit of 26 billion dollars from April to July of the current year.
3. In August, the trade deficit was 9.5 billion dollars.
4. this means the money earned over the past 10 years has been lost in just a few months.
5. Causes of economic hardship
6. Rising oil and gas prices, along with increased costs of overseas raw materials, are cited as reasons for the economic difficulties.
7. He asserts that powerful nations can cripple the global economy by simply raising oil prices.
8. Dependency on other nations
9. South Korea, a semiconductor manufacturing country, relies on China for over 70% of its raw materials.
10. This creates a dilemma where South Korea must maintain good relations with both China and the United States.

2.3. The Futility of Chasing Illusions

1. Life is like chasing a mirage

2. Huh Kyung-young reiterates that life is like a mirage, where people constantly pursue something that disappears when they get close.

3. people are chasing illusions, and learning to do so is part of life.

4. The ultimate fate of the body

5. He describes how people carry a plastic bag, which eventually holds their ashes after cremation.

6. These ashes, once part of the body, are merely residue that returns to the earth as fertilizer, serving no purpose.

7. Lessons from nature

8. He uses the example of seashells turning into sand on the beach to illustrate the transient nature of life.

9. people should reflect deeply on life, be humble, yielding, and communicative, and understand the lives of others.

10. Huh Kyung-young’s past charitable work

11. He mentions that he provided free meals to 15,000 people between the ages of 20 and 40, which was reported in the JoongAng Ilbo newspaper.

12. those who are “stuck in a mirage” cannot do such charitable work, unlike those who understand the true nature of the world.

13. The Path to the White Heaven (Heaven) and Divine Power
    only through his blessing and nameplate can one reach White Heaven (Heaven), as he possesses divine power that allows him to control all things and expose false claims of divinity.

3.1. The Destination After Death

1. Uncertainty for most people
2. Huh Kyung-young states that most people do not know where they go after death, only carrying their bodies in a plastic bag to be left with their children.
3. Huh Kyung-young’s knowledge of the afterlife
4. He claims to know where people go, stating that angels reveal the destination.
5. Reincarnation within the family
6. He explains that people are typically reborn within an 8-chon (a traditional Korean unit of kinship) radius of their family.
7. Those who have accumulated many blessings are reborn as their own children, while those with fewer blessings might be reborn as distant relatives.
8. Reincarnation as animals
9. People who have committed bad deeds, such as harming animals, will be reborn as animals to repay their debts.
10. However, if such a person comes to Haneulgung (Huh Kyung-young’s spiritual center), their sins can be erased.

3.2. The Exclusive Path to the White Heaven

1. Limitations of worldly achievements
2. worldly power, ability, knowledge, wisdom, skills, talents, or wealth cannot lead one to White Heaven or Cheongung (Heaven).
3. The sole requirement: Blessing and Nameplate
4. The only way to reach White Heaven is by meeting a divine being (referring to himself) and receiving a blessing and a nameplate.
5. Ineffectiveness of traditional religious practices
6. prayers, salvation, or religious gifts cannot lead to White Heaven or Cheongung.
7. Only the blessing and nameplate received from a divine being to whom all things obey are effective.

3.3. Huh Kyung-young’s Divine Power

1. All things obey his words

2. all things, including inanimate objects like milk and even all cell phones worldwide, obey his commands, even if he only thinks them.

3. Unprovable by science

4. scientists cannot prove this power, as it is dark energy used only by a divine being.

5. Distinguishing true and false divine beings

6. He challenges anyone claiming to be a true divine being to demonstrate such power, asserting that false claimants lack blessing energy, angels, or levels of power.

7. Consequences of opposing him

8. He warns that those who criticize him will eventually realize their mistake and face misfortune.

9. He advises blocking calls from such people, as not doing so will bring disaster.

10. Transparency at Haneulgung

11. at Haneulgung, all information, including hidden actions, will be revealed.

12. He encourages people to contact him with information about false claimants and warns that those who mistake him for an ordinary person will deeply regret it.

13. Cosmic Laws and Human Immunity
    Huh Kyung-young reveals cosmic laws, including the number of habitable planets and the true nature of the sun, and explains how human immunity is affected by thoughts and words, emphasizing the importance of positive thinking for health.

4.1. Cosmic Laws and Habitable Planets

1. Number of habitable planets
2. He claims there are 362 planets where humans live in the universe.
3. Within our galaxy, there are 720 such planets.
4. The true nature of the sun
5. He challenges the scientific explanation that the sun burns in the vacuum of space, stating that there is no air 150 million km from Earth.
6. scientists are lying about the sun burning, as fire cannot exist without air.
7. He explains that light can be emitted in a vacuum, like a filament in an incandescent bulb, but it does not burn.

4.2. Huh Kyung-young’s Longevity and Purpose

1. His predicted lifespan
2. he is destined to live for 362 years and 88 days, a lifespan he does not necessarily desire but must fulfill.
3. His youthful appearance and physical abilities
4. he can make himself look younger than his current age (70s) and that his physical age is exceptional, allowing him to perform feats like high kicks that a 20-year-old cannot match.
5. His mission to gather 10 million people
6. He explains that he sees people as temporary beings who will eventually pass away.
7. His purpose is to secure 10 million followers, representing a small percentage of humanity, to “harvest” and take with him.

4.3. The Value of Haneulgung and True Success

1. Haneulgung is more valuable than wealth or fame
2. He asserts that coming to Haneulgung is a greater achievement than being a wealthy CEO or an award-winning celebrity, as these worldly successes often come with suffering.
3. Followers possess a hidden treasure
4. He tells his followers that they possess a hidden treasure, which they may not realize.

4.4. The Power of Positive Thinking and Immunity

1. Impact of negative thoughts on immunity
2. He explains that negative thoughts, such as criticizing a spouse’s clothing, can immediately lower immunity, causing diseases like cancer to spread.
3. Importance of constant praise and positive reframing
4. To maintain high immunity, one must constantly praise and reframe negative thoughts into positive ones.
5. For example, instead of disliking something, one should say, ” that looks nice,” to boost immunity and contain cancer.
6. Real-world examples of immunity decline
7. He illustrates how a cancer patient’s immunity can drop drastically after a negative interaction, such as getting angry at a taxi driver, making hospital visits pointless.
8. Maintaining immunity through positive responses
9. He advises responding positively to frustrating situations, like a busy taxi driver or noisy subway passengers, to maintain immunity.
10. Positive communication in relationships
11. He gives an example of how a positive and apologetic response to a spouse’s complaint can boost immunity, whereas a defensive or angry response will lower it.
12. Erasing negative thoughts
13. He emphasizes the need to erase any negative thoughts that appear, as human immunity is a powerful weapon against diseases like cancer.
14. Humility in illness
15. He criticizes those who complain or act arrogantly when sick, stating that humility and acceptance of one’s mortality can help maintain immunity.

4.5. The Essence of a True Singer

1. Singing comes from within
2. He explains that singing is not just about the voice but comes from the cells of the body, which must contain the music.
3. if one’s cells were extracted, music should emanate from them.
4. Joy and empathy in music
5. A true singer must have overflowing joy and empathy for others’ pain in their heart, which then translates into moving music that touches people.

4.6. The Impact of Words on Immunity

1. Demonstration of word power

2. He conducts an experiment with a singer, asking them to repeat a phrase that is ambiguous (“It’s absurd to hear the divine being’s words”).

3. He demonstrates that even if the intent is not negative, the use of a word like “absurd” can lower immunity.

4. Positive phrasing boosts immunity

5. In contrast, when the singer rephrases the statement to “I have many shortcomings after hearing the divine being’s words,” their immunity immediately rises.

6. Angels interpret words literally

7. He explains that angels do not interpret the meaning of words but rather their literal sound.

8. Self-deception for healing

9. He advises people to tell themselves they are in the best condition, even when feeling unwell, to trick their bodies into releasing hormones that boost immunity.

10. humans are their own best healers.

11. Consequences of negative self-talk

12. He warns that constantly complaining about one’s health will lead to further decline and make one vulnerable to illness or negative influences.

13. Positive reframing in grief

14. Even during a funeral, he suggests maintaining a positive outlook, believing the deceased has gone to a good place, to preserve immunity.

15. Impact of negative talk on business

16. He illustrates how complaining about poor sales to customers can drive them away, as it creates a negative impression about the business and its products.

17. Conversely, expressing optimism about sales can attract more customers.

18. The brain’s healing power

19. He concludes that the brain can produce any medicine needed for healing, but people often misuse this power to create “poison” through negative thoughts.

20. The singer’s role

21. a singer’s entire body, down to the cellular level, must embody rhythm and music.

22. The Principles of Multiplication and the Universe
    Huh Kyung-young explains the principle of multiplication, contrasting it with addition, and applies it to human relationships and the structure of the universe, revealing the number of habitable planets and his own scientific understanding.

5.1. The Principle of Multiplication

1. Multiplication vs. Addition
2. He explains that humans have a natural tendency to add rather than multiply, often mistaking 1×1 as 2 instead of 1.
3. He highlights the difference: 2×2 equals 4, but 1×1 remains 1, illustrating a fundamental principle.
4. The consequences of living alone
5. He uses the analogy of 1×1 to describe the futility of living alone, where one’s assets or family cannot grow.
6. He recounts a story of a single female professor who, despite her success, was shocked to see her less successful, married friend with a large family of 100 people.
7. a single person, no matter how clever, will always remain “1” in terms of growth.

5.2. The Importance of Divine Connection

1. Connecting with the divine being
2. He asserts that one must connect with a divine being (referring to himself) to achieve exponential growth in life.
3. The fate of singles
4. He warns that living alone for 100 years will result in only illness and a lonely, forgotten death.
5. He implies that marriage is essential, based on this principle.

5.3. The Structure of the Universe and Habitable Planets

1. The number of habitable planets in our galaxy
2. He explains that there are 720 planets where humans live in our galaxy, which is part of a larger galactic cluster and supercluster.
3. He notes that the level of technological advancement varies among these planets.
4. Limitations on human advancement
5. humans are not allowed to develop interstellar travel beyond their own planet, as it is a secret of White Heaven.
6. individuals with exceptionally high IQs are often “killed off” to prevent them from exceeding human limitations.
7. He positions himself as an exception, a divine being who came specially.
8. The calculation of habitable planets
9. He presents a calculation: 120 x 6 = 720, where 6 represents the sixth galaxy (our galaxy), indicating 720 Earth-like planets.
10. Scientists’ ignorance of these secrets
11. scientists are unaware of these secrets, and he is revealing them directly to humanity.
12. The true nature of the sun and space
13. the sun is not a burning ball of fire but emits light, which is a particle (photon) that becomes heat when it interacts with Earth’s atmosphere.
14. He describes the extreme cold of space (below -200 degrees Celsius) and the vacuum beyond Earth’s atmosphere, where fire cannot exist.
15. He explains that light takes 7 minutes to reach Earth through the vacuum, but upon entering the atmosphere, it converts to heat due to friction with gases.
16. He uses the example of a hand burning if extended from a car at high speed, or a satellite re-entering the atmosphere at 3,000 degrees Celsius, to illustrate the immense power of air friction.
17. Meteor showers and the atmosphere
18. He explains that meteor showers are visible when space debris enters Earth’s atmosphere and burns up, marking the beginning of the atmosphere.
19. His predicted lifespan and cosmic laws
20. He presents another calculation (720 x 7 x 48 x 9 = 3,628,800) to derive his predicted lifespan of 362 years and 88 days, asserting that his claims are scientifically grounded in cosmic laws.

5.4. The Mirage of Worldly Pursuits

1. Worldly achievements are illusions

2. He concludes that worldly pursuits like wealth, blessings, power, ability, knowledge, and talent are all mirages.

3. Etymology of “mirage”

4. He explains that the Chinese character for mirage (신기루) literally means “star eaten by insects,” implying that it is fake or an illusion.

5. Huh Kyung-young’s Early Life and Charitable Work
   Huh Kyung-young recounts his difficult upbringing, including his experiences with poverty and his long history of providing free meals, which he claims is a testament to his genuine care for the common people, contrasting it with the media’s negative portrayal of him.

6.1. His Early Life and Environment

1. Childhood experiences
2. He describes his aversion to cigarette smoke during his youth, even in night school and factories.
3. He recalls visiting friends’ rooms filled with soju bottles and cigarette butts, leading him to avoid such environments.
4. Seeking a clean environment
5. He sought refuge in a temple to study, away from the negative influences of smoking and drinking.
6. a divine being like himself is not easily influenced by negative environments.
7. Studying in a tent on a mountain
8. During high school, he set up a military tent on a mountaintop in Hongje-dong, Seoul, to study.
9. From there, he could see the Han River, Incheon’s sea, and even parts of Panmunjom and Kaesong, as there were no tall buildings at the time.
10. He also observed various universities and schools from his vantage point.
11. Observing the lives of the poor
12. He lived near a shantytown in Hongje-dong, walking through its narrow alleys daily.
13. He observed the simple, communal lives of the residents, noting the smells of various stews from their small, window-filled homes.
14. He saw fathers returning home with bags of rice and briquettes, often from rural areas, representing the poor citizens of Seoul.
15. He moved his tent higher up the mountain to avoid children playing and losing his books.
16. He realized later that his desire for clean air was a key reason for moving to the mountaintop.

6.2. Free Meal Service and Public Perception

1. Witnessing the free meal service

2. He recounts a story of a foreign couple who, while visiting Jongmyo Shrine during Chuseok (Korean Thanksgiving), witnessed his free meal service for the elderly.

3. Despite having heard negative things about him, they were deeply moved by the sight of hundreds of elderly people lining up for food and the dedicated volunteers.

4. A citizen’s testimony

5. He shares a Facebook post from this person, who initially had a negative impression of Huh Kyung-young.

6. The post describes the emotional impact of seeing Huh Kyung-young’s volunteers providing warm meals, including songpyeon (Chuseok rice cakes) and jeon (savory pancakes), to neglected elderly people on a holiday when even national leaders were busy with their own celebrations.

7. Admiration and regret

8. The author of the post expressed deep respect for Huh Kyung-young, calling him the “true president of the people” and regretting their previous prejudices.

9. They noted the lack of media coverage for such good deeds, contrasting it with the quick reporting of any wrongdoing.

10. The post concludes with a call to “expose” Huh Kyung-young’s good deeds widely.

11. Huh Kyung-young’s long history of charity

12. He reveals that he has been providing free meals for 44 years, starting at age 20, using money he received from a chairman.

13. his free meal service is not for proselytizing but to feed the hungry.

14. Future expansion and sustainability

15. He plans to expand the service to feed thousands daily and has established a foundation to ensure that the free meals continue even after he is gone.

16. Reiteration of the Facebook post

17. The video then repeats the Facebook post, reinforcing the message of Huh Kyung-young’s selfless service and the public’s changing perception of him.

18. The Dangers of Extravagance and Malicious Rumors
    Huh Kyung-young contrasts his simple eating habits with extravagant meals, which he claims bring illness, and warns against spreading malicious rumors that hinder charitable work, emphasizing the importance of supporting those who genuinely help others.

7.1. The Value of Free Meals and His Simple Diet

1. The importance of free meals
2. the free meal service is sustained by his followers and that he constantly monitors its effectiveness.
3. His simple eating habits
4. He contrasts the 10,000-won meals provided to the elderly with his own simple diet, often consisting of a 2,000-won triangle kimbap.
5. He shows a past newspaper photo of himself providing free meals, highlighting his 44 years of continuous service.
6. The dangers of lavish meals
7. He warns that extravagant meals, like a “jin-su-seong-chan” (a lavish feast), can bring illness.

7.2. The Meaning of “Sura” and Malicious Rumors

1. The “Sura” meal
2. He explains that a meal fit for a king is called “sura” (수라).
3. The hidden meaning of “sura”
4. He breaks down the Chinese character for “sura” (수라) to reveal a hidden meaning: “a thorn that stabs from behind.”
5. He uses this to symbolize people who spread malicious rumors to harm those doing good deeds.
6. His experience with malicious rumors
7. he has been a victim of such rumors, with people falsely accusing him of misusing funds to stop his free meal service.
8. The case of the heart disease charity
9. He cites the example of a celebrity who was falsely accused of embezzling funds from a heart disease charity, leading to their ruin and the cessation of their charitable work.
10. such actions harm those in need, as children waiting for heart surgeries were turned away.
11. The “cousin’s field” mentality
12. He criticizes the Korean tendency to envy and sabotage others’ success, comparing it to the saying “my cousin bought a field, and my stomach hurts.”
13. such behavior prevents good deeds from continuing and questions whether those who spread rumors have ever provided free meals for 44 years.

7.3. The Importance of Supporting Charitable Work

1. The need for support

2. He highlights that while many enjoy lavish meals during holidays like Chuseok, hundreds of elderly people flock to Jongno for his free meals.

3. He questions why people try to stop his charitable work, which includes 44 years of free meals and 30 years of lectures, instead of supporting it.

4. His compassion for humanity

5. He attributes his actions to a deep love for humanity, stemming from his difficult childhood experiences.

6. His difficult upbringing

7. He recounts his struggles as a child, carrying heavy loads, suffering from ankle pain, and being surrounded by smoking and drinking in Seoul.

8. He describes his escape to a temple and then a tent on a mountaintop to study, where he observed the lives of the poor.

9. Observing the lives of the poor

10. He recalls seeing poor families, with fathers returning with food and children running to greet them.

11. He also describes the long lines at the Ansan spring for water, with women carrying heavy water containers down to their homes.

12. The plight of the elderly

13. He notes that many elderly people, whose children have left or are out of touch, rely on his free meal service during holidays.

14. Condemning interference with good deeds

15. He condemns those who try to stop good deeds by spreading false accusations, arguing that true thieves cannot afford to feed hundreds of people daily.

16. His simple lifestyle as a leader

17. He contrasts his simple eating habits (like eating kimbap in secret) with the lavish meals many enjoy, stating that he avoids expensive meals to prevent illness and save money.

18. The Power of Blessing and the Path to the White Heaven
    Huh Kyung-young demonstrates the power of his blessing to send souls to White Heaven and emphasizes that only through him can one achieve true spiritual elevation, surpassing worldly achievements and even the wealthiest individuals.

8.1. The Power of Blessing for the Deceased

1. A father’s journey to the White Heaven
2. He recounts a story of a man whose father passed away at 91.
3. He asks the man to confirm the time of his father’s passing, which was 9:30 AM on September 13th.
4. He then confirms that he sent the father to White Heaven.
5. The role of the Archangel
6. He explains that the man’s wife is an Archangel, which means her family members, even if they didn’t know him, are destined for 500gung (a higher level of White Heaven).
7. he intervened to send the father to 500gung immediately, even though he would have gone there automatically the next day.
8. The White Heaven Soul Waiting Area
9. He explains that souls first go to the White Heaven Soul Waiting Area after death, where their destination (animal, human, wealthy heir, or relative) is determined.
10. He clarifies that Archangel families go to 500gung, while others go to 100gung.
11. Confirmation of destination
12. his angels can accurately confirm the destination of souls, unlike religious organizations that lack proof.
13. He reveals that the man’s father was reborn as a beautiful woman in 500gung and continues to send positive energy to his son, indirectly helping him.

8.2. Principles for a Righteous Life

1. “See good as if thirsty”
2. He teaches the principle of “gyeon-seon-yeo-gal” (견선여갈), meaning to “see good as if thirsty,” always striving to do good deeds and help others.
3. “See evil as if full”
4. He introduces the complementary principle of “gyeon-ak-yeo-man” (견악여만), meaning to “see evil as if full,” implying that one should feel completely satiated with evil and have no desire for more.
5. Critique of focusing on others’ evil
6. He criticizes those who constantly focus on the evil of others, especially him, questioning if they possess his divine powers to move objects or control celestial bodies.
7. Distinguishing himself from historical figures
8. He lists historical figures like Confucius, Laozi, and Buddha, stating that they were all mere humans, implying that he is superior.

8.3. The Uniqueness of Huh Kyung-young’s Blessing

1. No one falls with his blessing
2. anyone who receives his blessing will not “fall” (implying spiritual decline or failure).
3. He asserts that no one on Earth can avoid falling without going through him.
4. The destination of the blessed
5. those who receive his blessing and nameplate go to 500gung.
6. The power of his energy
7. He uses the analogy of stones: ordinary stones will fall, but if he infuses them with his energy, they will not.
8. without his presence, all of humanity would fall, as he is the only divine being who can prevent it.
9. Communication through blessing
10. He explains that his blessing allows people to understand his words and creates an infinite intelligence, whereas without it, communication is impossible.
11. The power of his blessing on names
12. He demonstrates that by applying his blessing to a name, that person will not “fall.”

8.4. The Ultimate Fortune of Meeting Huh Kyung-young

1. Greater than worldly success
2. He declares that meeting him is a greater fortune than becoming the richest person in Korea or winning a Nobel Prize.
3. His commitment to helping the elderly
4. He expresses sadness for the elderly who are alone during Chuseok and reiterates his commitment to expanding his free meal service.
5. Integrity of Haneulgung’s finances
6. He assures that Haneulgung has no wasted funds and refutes rumors that volunteers embezzle money, warning against such malicious lies.
7. Final admonition
8. He repeats his teachings: “See good as if thirsty” and “see evil as if full,” urging people not to eat lavish meals alone.
9. His continued simple lifestyle
10. He reiterates his preference for simple meals like kimbap, even feeling guilty about not supporting local restaurants, demonstrating his conscience.
11. Spiritual wealth over material wealth
12. He concludes that his followers are richer than the wealthiest Americans because they possess his blessing and nameplate, which are the only true paths to Heaven.
13. The reason for obedience
14. the reason all things obey him is a scientific truth that is too vast to fully explain, and meeting him is the ultimate realization.
15. Closing remarks and applause
16. He receives applause and is praised for his lifelong dedication to helping the marginalized.

20220917_Sat_Lecture1353_Metaphysics_The Obedience of All Creation to Huh Kyung young’s Words

Date: 2022.09.17

Keywords: Metaphysics, Illusion, Immunity, Benevolence, Divine Authority

Content

The Illusion of Our Hundred Years: A Metaverse Existence
Our hundred years of existence are, in essence, a metaverse, a virtual world. This concept is akin to a mirage, an illusion. Just as one might experience thirst in a desert and perceive an oasis that vanishes upon approach, so too does human life pursue fleeting illusions. We are currently under the misconception of an immense thirst, as life progressively becomes more challenging. The trade deficit of South Korea for April, May, June, and July of this year amounted to 26 billion dollars, followed by a 9.5 billion dollar deficit in August. This signifies that the wealth accumulated over a decade has been dissipated within a few months. The primary causes are escalating oil and gas prices, alongside rising international raw material costs. Powerful nations, by merely increasing oil prices, can trigger global economic collapse.

Geopolitical Vulnerability and the Pursuit of Mirages
The global economy is held hostage by those who control oil prices. Despite South Korea’s prowess in semiconductor manufacturing, over 70% of our raw materials originate from China. This places us in a precarious geopolitical dilemma, where maintaining relations with both China and the United States is crucial. The deployment of the THAAD missile defense system, for instance, created issues with China. If raw material prices are arbitrarily raised due to political displeasure, semiconductor production becomes futile. The authority over raw materials rests with nations like China, while patent rights are held by the United States. Thus, even for a single semiconductor, materials must be sourced from China, which also possesses many raw materials for batteries and other components. This creates a diplomatic quandary, a true “dilemma of advance and retreat,” akin to chasing a mirage. We are parched, yet no water is visible; only the illusion of an oasis appears. Upon reaching it, the oasis disappears, only to reappear in the distance. This cyclical pursuit of illusions defines human life.

The Ephemeral Nature of Existence and the Pursuit of the Divine
Ultimately, individuals depart this world with nothing but a small bag of ashes. Even these ashes, once part of the living body, are merely residue after moisture has evaporated, eventually returning to the earth as fertilizer. This transient nature is comparable to seashells on a beach, once vibrant and alive, now reduced to dust. The pearls they once contained are gone, consumed by others, leaving only pulverized shells scattered across the sand. Observing this, especially at sunset, evokes a profound sense of desolation. Therefore, one must contemplate life deeply, engage in profound introspection, and avoid frivolous behavior. Humility, concession, communication, and a profound understanding of others’ lives are paramount.

The Path to the White Heaven: Divine Intervention, Not Earthly Achievements
Neither worldly power, authority, knowledge, wisdom, skill, talent, nor wealth can lead one to the White Heaven or Cheongung (Celestial House). Even an abundance of blessings cannot guarantee entry. These earthly achievements are ultimately illusory.

The Sole Gateway to the White Heaven: Blessing and Divine Nameplate
The only path to the White Heaven is through encountering the Creator (신인, sinin) and receiving their blessing and a divine nameplate (명패, Nametag). Prayer and conventional notions of salvation are insufficient.

The Omnipotence of the Divine Being: Command Over All Creation
The blessing must be received from the Creator to whom all creation is subservient. All things, from milk to global mobile phones, obey the divine being’s command. Even a silent thought can instantly alter all mobile phones worldwide.

Dark Energy and the Uniqueness of the Divine Being
This phenomenon, inexplicable by science, is attributed to dark energy, which only the Creator can wield. Those who falsely claim divinity lack this energy, angels, blessings, and spiritual levels. They are imposters who often criticize the true divine being.

The Inevitable Realization and the Consequences of Opposition
Those who oppose the divine being will eventually realize their error, particularly upon reaching the White Heaven Soul Waiting Area, where they will recognize the divine being as the universe’s core. Such individuals, filled with regret for their arrogance and opposition, should have their contact numbers blocked, as failure to do so may invite calamity.

Transparency in the Divine Realm and the Cosmic Order
In the divine realm, all actions are transparent. Individuals must disclose everything to the divine being, as all hidden deeds are revealed. Those who treat the divine being as an ordinary person will face profound regret.

Cosmic Knowledge and the Nature of Stars
The divine being possesses cosmic knowledge, revealing that there are 362 planets inhabited by humans in the universe, and 720 such planets within our galaxy. This knowledge is unknown to scientists. Furthermore, the divine being clarifies that the sun is not a burning sphere in a vacuum, but rather a source of light in a vacuum, similar to a filament in an incandescent bulb. Scientists’ claims about the sun burning in the absence of air are fundamentally flawed.

The Illusion of Solar Combustion and the Reality of Light
In a vacuum, a filament can emit light, but it does not burn. Similarly, the sun’s light is not a result of combustion in a vacuum. The notion that the sun burns in the absence of air is a scientific fabrication.

The Divine Lifespan and Cosmic Laws
The divine being’s lifespan is precisely 362 years and 88 days, a duration determined by cosmic laws. This is not a mere assertion but a scientifically explainable fact. The divine being’s physical age is remarkably youthful, capable of feats beyond a 20-year-old.

The Harvest of Souls and the Significance of the Divine Encounter
The Earth’s cycle culminates in a “harvest” of souls, where a minute fraction (0.0001%), approximately ten million individuals, are gathered. Those who encounter the divine being, despite life’s hardships, are considered successful.

The True Value of Divine Blessing Versus Worldly Achievements
Worldly accolades, such as acting awards or immense wealth, pale in comparison to receiving the divine blessing. Many wealthy individuals face immense suffering and even suicide due to financial burdens and political pressures. Coming to the “Heaven House” is a profound privilege, a recognition of one’s inherent divine jewel, often unrecognized by individuals themselves.

The Power of Positive Thought and Immunity
The divine being demonstrates how positive thoughts directly impact immunity. Negative thoughts, even subtle criticisms, can drastically lower immunity, allowing diseases like cancer to spread. Conversely, maintaining a positive outlook, expressing appreciation, and reframing negative situations can significantly boost immunity, isolating and even eliminating cancer cells.

The Constant Test of Life and the Importance of Gratitude
Life presents continuous challenges, and maintaining a positive mindset is crucial for sustaining immunity. Even in frustrating situations, such as a taxi driver leaving or encountering noisy individuals, expressing gratitude and understanding helps maintain optimal immunity.

The Impact of Words on Immunity
Words have a profound impact on immunity. Responding to criticism with understanding and affection, rather than anger, elevates immunity. Conversely, negative responses can severely depress it. Maintaining a positive internal dialogue, even when external circumstances are challenging, is vital for health.

Humility in Illness and the Power of Self-Healing
When faced with illness, humility is essential. Complaining or expressing resentment only exacerbates the condition. Embracing the possibility of one’s departure as a contribution to a cleaner environment, and approaching others with a humble heart, fosters healing. The human body possesses an innate ability to heal through a strong immune system, which is often undermined by negative attitudes.

The Essence of a True Singer: Music Within the Cells
A true singer’s music originates not merely from their mouth but from the very cells of their body. Their repertoire must be embedded within their cellular structure, such that extracting a single cell would produce music. Joy and empathy for others’ suffering, expressed through music, deeply move people.

The Subtlety of Language and its Effect on Immunity
Even seemingly innocuous phrases can impact immunity. The divine being demonstrates that words like “absurd” (어처구니, eocheoguni), despite their intended meaning, can lower immunity due to their phonetic structure. Conversely, acknowledging one’s shortcomings, such as “I have many deficiencies,” immediately elevates immunity. Angels do not interpret the meaning of words but rather their sound.

The Mind’s Power to Heal and the Illusion of External Reality
The divine being reveals that the mind can be a powerful healer. By consciously affirming optimal health, even when feeling unwell, the body’s immune system is activated, releasing hormones that improve condition. Humans often do the opposite, complaining about their ailments, which further weakens their immunity.

The Danger of Negative States and the Importance of Positive Affirmation
Prolonged negative states, such as grief or despair, can make one vulnerable to illness and negative influences. Even during difficult times, like a funeral, maintaining a positive outlook and affirming that loved ones have gone to a good place can preserve immunity. The divine being emphasizes that the mind’s affirmations are taken as truth by the body, leading to corresponding energetic responses.

The Law of Attraction in Business and Life
The divine being illustrates the law of attraction in business. Complaining about poor sales to customers unconsciously repels them, as they perceive the establishment as failing. Conversely, expressing gratitude for customers and affirming success attracts more business. The brain, a powerful healer, can produce remedies or toxins based on one’s thoughts and words.

The Multiplicative Principle of Life: Solitude vs. Partnership
The divine being explains a profound mathematical principle: 2 multiplied by 1 is not 2, but 1. This illustrates the human tendency to add rather than multiply, driven by greed. However, 1 multiplied by 1 remains 1, symbolizing the stagnation of a solitary life. A person living alone, even with great wealth, will find their assets do not multiply. In contrast, 1 multiplied by 2 becomes 4, demonstrating the exponential growth possible through partnership. A solitary life, no matter how intelligent or diligent, yields no multiplication.

The Imperative of Divine Connection for Exponential Growth
Therefore, one should never live life alone; instead, one must cling to the divine being. Embracing the divine being leads to exponential, geometric growth. A solitary life, even for a hundred years, remains stagnant, often ending in illness and loneliness. The divine being emphasizes the importance of marriage and partnership.

The Cosmic Order of Inhabited Planets
The divine being reveals the precise number of inhabited planets: 720 in our galaxy. These planets vary in their technological advancement, with some having developed spaceships and others utilizing advanced forms of aerial transportation. While humanity can develop spaceships, interstellar travel between planets within White Heaven’s domain is forbidden.

The Divine Secret of IQ and Mortality
Individuals with exceptionally high IQs are often taken from this world prematurely. This is a secret of White Heaven, preventing humans from exceeding their designated limits. The divine being, however, is an exception, having come specially.

The Calculation of Inhabited Planets and the Divine Lifespan
The number of inhabited planets is derived through a specific calculation: 120 multiplied by 6 equals 720, representing the number of inhabited planets in our galaxy, which is the sixth galaxy. This knowledge is unknown to scientists.

The True Nature of the Sun and the Atmosphere’s Role
The sun is not a burning fireball but a source of pure diamond light. This light, composed of photons (particles of matter), takes 7 minutes to reach Earth through the vacuum of space. Upon entering Earth’s atmosphere, this light transforms into heat due to friction with nitrogen, oxygen, and hydrogen. This atmospheric friction is so immense that objects entering at high speeds, like satellites, experience temperatures of 3,000 degrees Celsius.

The Atmospheric Boundary and Celestial Phenomena
The Earth’s atmosphere, particularly the troposphere, extends for 1,000 kilometers, while the exosphere reaches 100,000 kilometers. Beyond this, there is no air, only a vacuum. Space debris entering this atmospheric boundary burns up, creating the phenomenon of shooting stars.

The Divine Lifespan and Cosmic Calculation
The divine being’s lifespan of 362 years and 88 days is not arbitrary but derived from a precise cosmic calculation: 720 multiplied by 7, then by 48, and finally by 9, resulting in 3,628,800. This number, when interpreted in a specific cosmic context, reveals the divine being’s lifespan. This scientific explanation of cosmic laws is beyond the comprehension of ordinary scientists.

The Illusion of Worldly Pursuits: Wealth, Power, and Knowledge
Wealth, blessings, authority, power, knowledge, and talent are all ultimately illusions, akin to a mirage.

The Etymology of “Mirage” and its Deeper Meaning
The Korean word for mirage (신기루, singiru) is composed of characters meaning “star” (신, sin) and “insect” (기루, giru). This implies that a star “eaten by insects” is a mirage, signifying something fake or illusory.

The Divine Purpose: Guiding Ten Million Souls
The divine being, despite possessing such profound knowledge and power, chooses to experience the hardships of Earth to guide ten million people.

The Divine Being’s Early Life and Environmental Choices
From a young age, the divine being meticulously chose their environment. Disgusted by the pervasive smoking and drinking among peers in night school and factories, they sought refuge in a temple. Later, during high school, they set up a military tent on a mountaintop in Hongje-dong, Seoul, to study in solitude, away from negative influences. This demonstrates the divine being’s unwavering commitment to a pure environment, unlike ordinary individuals who might be easily swayed.

A Panoramic View from the Mountaintop and the Observation of Humanity
From the mountaintop, the divine being had an unobstructed view of the Han River, Incheon’s sea, and even parts of Panmunjom and Kaesong, which were visible due to the clear air of that era. They observed the bustling city below, including Yonsei University, Ewha Womans University, and various girls’ schools, all from their solitary study spot.

Observing the Lives of the Underprivileged in Hongje-dong
The path to the mountaintop led through Hongje-dong, a shantytown where the divine being observed the daily lives of the underprivileged. They witnessed men returning home with bags of rice and briquettes, families living in small, makeshift homes, and the communal spirit of those who had migrated from rural areas. This profound observation of human suffering and resilience deeply influenced the divine being.

The Divine Being’s Free Meal Service: A Revelation to a Skeptic
During Chuseok (Korean Thanksgiving), a foreign couple, initially skeptical and critical of Huh Kyung young, witnessed his free meal service at Jongmyo Shrine. They were astonished to see hundreds of elderly people lining up for meals, a stark contrast to their preconceived notions. The dedication of the 20 volunteers, providing food, water, and chairs, deeply moved them.

A Facebook Post: A Change of Heart and a Call for Recognition
The couple, particularly the husband, was profoundly touched. He wrote a Facebook post, expressing his regret for his past criticisms and his newfound respect for Huh Kyung young. He highlighted how Huh Kyung young, unlike politicians and other prominent figures, dedicated his Chuseok to serving the neglected elderly, treating them like family. He praised Huh Kyung young as the true president of the people, providing evidence with photos and videos.

The Media’s Silence and the Divine Being’s Unwavering Benevolence
The author of the Facebook post lamented the media’s silence on such acts of benevolence, noting that they are quick to report any perceived wrongdoing but ignore good deeds. He expressed deep gratitude and respect for Huh Kyung young’s unwavering commitment to helping the hungry.

Decades of Philanthropy: 44 Years of Free Meal Service
The divine being revealed that this free meal service began when he was 20 years old, funded by money received from a chairman. This initiative has continued for 44 years, with only a 6-year hiatus.

The Enduring Legacy of Benevolence: A Foundation for the Future
The divine being established a foundation to ensure that the free meal service continues even after his departure, guaranteeing that thousands of underprivileged individuals will always have access to food.

The Public’s Reaction and the Divine Being’s Humility
The Facebook post, shared by many, resonated with the public, who recognized the sincerity of Huh Kyung young’s actions. The divine being emphasized that the public’s support is crucial for sustaining these efforts. He also humbly noted that the meals provided, though simple, are more substantial than his own typical meal of a convenience store kimbap.

The Cost of Compassion and a Lifetime of Service
The free meal service, costing 10,000 won per person per day, has been provided daily for 44 years, serving approximately 400 people. A photograph from a newspaper, showing Huh Kyung young at 40 years old providing free meals, serves as a testament to his long-standing dedication.

The Perils of Extravagance and the Wisdom of Simplicity
The divine being cautions against extravagant meals, stating that they often lead to illness. A simple meal, like kimbap and milk, is far healthier.

The “Sura” Meal and the Dangers of Backstabbing
The most extravagant meal, a “Sura” meal, traditionally served to kings, carries a hidden danger. The character for “Sura” (수라, sura) can be misinterpreted as “thorn” (가시, gasi) and “stab” (찌를, jjireul), symbolizing those who backstab and spread malicious rumors to hinder good deeds.

The Persecution of Benevolent Individuals
The divine being recounts instances of benevolent individuals, like a celebrity who raised funds for children with heart disease, being falsely accused and persecuted, leading to the cessation of their charitable work. This resulted in many children being denied life-saving surgeries. Such actions are detrimental to society.

The Korean Tendency to Undermine Success
The divine being criticizes the Korean tendency to undermine those who achieve success, comparing it to the saying, “My cousin buying land makes my stomach hurt.” He urges people to abandon such destructive habits.

The Importance of Sustaining Benevolence
It is crucial to support and enable individuals who are doing good, rather than attempting to obstruct them with false accusations. The divine being’s 44 years of free meal service and 30 years of lectures are testaments to his unwavering commitment to humanity.

The Foundation of Divine Obedience: Love for Humanity
The reason all creation obeys the divine being’s words lies in his profound love for humanity, stemming from his childhood experiences of hardship and suffering.

A Childhood of Hardship and Observation
Born during the Korean War, the divine being endured immense hardship, carrying heavy loads as a child, which caused him chronic ankle pain. He witnessed the harsh realities of life in Seoul, including the pervasive smoking and drinking among his peers. These experiences fostered a deep empathy for the struggles of ordinary people.

The Ansan Mineral Spring and the Lives of the Poor
The divine being observed the daily lives of the poor in the shantytown, including their reliance on the Ansan mineral spring, where hundreds of water containers would line up for water. He witnessed women carrying heavy water containers down the mountain, a testament to their resilience.

The Plight of the Elderly and the Divine Being’s Compassion
He observed the plight of elderly individuals, often abandoned by their children, who would come to his free meal service on holidays like Chuseok. This moved him deeply, highlighting the need for sustained compassion.

The Condemnation of Malicious Accusations
The divine being condemns those who maliciously accuse benevolent individuals, stating that such actions are not only morally wrong but also impractical, as true charity requires significant resources beyond what a petty thief could acquire.

The Divine Being’s Simple Lifestyle and Conscientious Eating Habits
Despite his divine status, the divine being maintains a simple lifestyle, often eating kimbap in secret rather than indulging in extravagant meals. He believes that those who have experienced hardship should eat simply to avoid illness. He even feels guilty eating kimbap when he could be supporting local restaurants.

The Divine Being’s Compassion for Small Businesses
The divine being’s conscience extends to small businesses. He feels a sense of guilt when eating kimbap instead of dining at a restaurant, knowing that his patronage could help them. He is mindful of their struggles and wishes to support them.

The Divine Being’s Role in Guiding Souls to the White Heaven
The divine being demonstrates his ability to guide souls to the White Heaven. He recounts an instance where a man’s father, a kind and respected teacher, passed away. The divine being, upon being informed, intervened to ensure the father’s soul went to the White Heaven, even though he had not known the divine being in life. This highlights the divine being’s power to transcend earthly connections and guide souls based on their inherent goodness.

The Order of the Afterlife: White Heaven Soul Waiting Area and Reincarnation
Upon death, souls ascend to the White Heaven Soul Waiting Area, where their next destination is determined. This can be reincarnation as an animal, a human, a wealthy heir, or a relative within an 8-chon (eight-degree) kinship.

The Hierarchy of the Afterlife: 500-gung and 100-gung
Families of Archangels go to 500-gung, while families of non-Archangels go to 100-gung. This demonstrates the precise order of White Heaven, which can be verified through the divine being’s angelic powers. Unlike religious organizations that offer unsubstantiated claims about the afterlife, the divine being provides verifiable information.

The Transformation of Souls and Continued Support
The divine being reveals that the father’s soul was reborn as a beautiful woman in 500-gung, and continues to send energy to his son, indirectly assisting him. This signifies a continuous connection and support from the afterlife.

The Principle of “Thirst for Good, Satiety for Evil”
The divine being introduces the principle of “Thirst for Good, Satiety for Evil” (견선여갈, 견악여만, gyeonseonyeogal, gyeonagyeoman). This means one should always crave good deeds as if parched, and view evil as something one has had enough of, with no room for more.

The Uniqueness of the Divine Being and the Fallibility of Human Leaders
The divine being challenges those who criticize him, asking if they can move objects, control the sun and moon, or perform other divine feats. He asserts that he alone possesses such powers, making him the true divine being. Human leaders, such as Confucius, Laozi, and others, are merely human.

The Divine Blessing and the Prevention of Spiritual Decline
Those who receive the divine being’s blessing will not fall from grace. Without his intervention, all humanity would eventually fall. The divine being is the sole exception, the only one who can prevent spiritual decline.

The Power of Divine Communication and Infinite Intelligence
Only those who understand the divine being’s words and receive his blessing can truly communicate with him. This blessing transforms individuals, granting them infinite intelligence. Without it, communication is impossible.

The Divine Being’s Test of Sincerity and the Power of Blessing
The divine being tests the sincerity of individuals, even those who are genuinely good. He demonstrates that while all beings are subject to spiritual decline, his blessing can prevent it. He blessed the father of a sincere individual, ensuring his soul would not fall.

The Ultimate Fortune: Encountering the Divine Being
Encountering the divine being on Earth is a greater fortune than becoming the wealthiest person in the world or winning a Nobel Prize.

The Divine Being’s Commitment to Expanding Benevolence
The divine being expresses his sadness for the elderly who suffer during Chuseok and his determination to expand the free meal service to help more people, including at the “Heaven House”.

The Integrity of the “Heaven House” and the Condemnation of False Accusations
The divine being emphasizes that the “Heaven House” operates with utmost integrity, with no financial impropriety. He condemns those who spread false rumors, warning them of the severe consequences of their actions, especially while he is still alive.

The Importance of “Thirst for Good, Satiety for Evil”
The divine being reiterates the principle of “Thirst for Good, Satiety for Evil,” urging everyone to remember it.

The Divine Being’s Humble Eating Habits and Conscientious Spending
The divine being continues to eat simply, often opting for kimbap in secret, even though he possesses the means to eat lavishly. He is mindful of the financial struggles of restaurant owners and feels a sense of guilt when not supporting them. He prioritizes saving money and supporting others.

The True Wealth: Divine Blessing and Nameplate
The divine being concludes by stating that true wealth lies not in earthly possessions or knowledge, but in receiving his blessing and divine nameplate. These are the only means to attain the Heaven Kingdom.

The Obedience of All Creation to the Divine Being
All creation obeys the divine being because he is the one who has come to Earth. Encountering him is the greatest fortune.

1. The Illusion of Our Hundred Years: A Metaverse Existence

Our hundred years of life are akin to a metaverse, a virtual world, much like a mirage in a desert. We often feel an intense thirst, mistaking our current reality for a desperate struggle. For instance, the significant trade deficits our nation experienced from April to August, totaling billions of dollars, illustrate how quickly our accumulated wealth can vanish. This economic vulnerability arises when powerful nations manipulate global prices, such as oil, effectively holding the world economy hostage. Our reliance on other nations for raw materials, like China for semiconductor components, places us in a precarious diplomatic position.

Just as a mirage promises water but offers none upon approach, life often presents fleeting illusions. We chase these mirages, learning from the pursuit itself. Ultimately, we depart this world with nothing but a small amount of ash, a mere residue of our physical form. This dust returns to the earth, becoming fertilizer, much like seashells on a beach are ground into sand. These shells, once vibrant with life, eventually become dust, their pearls consumed by others. This contemplation of impermanence should lead us to profound introspection, humility, and empathy for all lives.

2. The Path to the White Heaven: Beyond Earthly Achievements
   Many pursue worldly achievements, yet these are ultimately fleeting. From the age of 20 to 40, I provided free meals to 15,000 people, an act recognized by a major newspaper. This dedication to service contrasts with those who remain trapped in the pursuit of earthly mirages, unable to perceive the true heaven.

When we depart this life, our destination is not unknown to God-man. We are reborn within an eight-kinship radius, meaning a deceased Korean man will not be reborn in Japan or America. Those who accumulate good deeds are reborn into their own children’s lineage, while those with fewer good deeds may extend to an eight-kinship relative. Those who have committed significant wrongs may even be reborn as animals, especially if they have mistreated them. This is a debt that must be repaid.

However, all such karmic debts are erased for those who come to God-man. Earthly power, ability, knowledge, wisdom, skill, talent, and wealth cannot grant entry to the White Heaven. Even good fortune is insufficient. The only path to the White Heaven is through the blessing and nameplate received from God-man, the one to whom all creation bows.

3. God-man’s Power and the Illusion of Falsehood
   Prayer and conventional salvation methods are ineffective for reaching White Heaven. Only the blessing and nameplate from God-man, to whom all creation submits, can grant passage. Even inanimate objects like milk obey my command. My photograph or name also commands obedience. I can mentally command all cell phones worldwide to change, and they will. This is the power of dark energy, which only God-man can wield.

Those who claim to be God-man but lack this power are imposters. They possess no blessing energy, no angels, no blessings, and no spiritual level. They are empty. Such individuals often criticize the true God-man, but they will eventually realize their error. Just as you will one day realize that your current reality is a mirage, you will arrive at the White Heaven Soul Waiting Area and recognize God-man as the true master of the universe.

Those who oppose God-man are foolish and will face calamity. It is imperative to block their calls and report their actions to God-man. I possess vast information about such individuals.

4. Unveiling Cosmic Truths and the Nature of the Sun
   Those who dismiss God-man as an ordinary person will deeply regret it. I have revealed many cosmic laws, such as the existence of 362 planets inhabited by humans in the universe, and 720 such planets within our galaxy. No scientist has ever presented such precise figures.

Scientists mistakenly believe the sun is a burning sphere of gas. However, beyond Earth’s atmosphere, where temperatures drop to extreme lows, there is no air for combustion. The sun’s light is composed of photons, which are particles of matter. It takes 7 minutes for sunlight to reach Earth through the vacuum of space. Upon entering Earth’s atmosphere, these photons collide with nitrogen, oxygen, and hydrogen, generating heat. This is why objects re-entering the atmosphere at high speeds, like satellites, experience extreme temperatures.

5. The Power of Positive Thought and Immunity
   The human mind is the ultimate healer. We often do the opposite of what is beneficial. For example, if someone with cancer criticizes their spouse’s clothing, their immunity plummets, allowing the cancer to spread. Conversely, constantly praising and thinking positively, even in challenging situations, boosts immunity and can isolate or eliminate cancer cells.

When faced with negative events, such as a rude taxi driver, reacting with anger lowers immunity. Instead, a positive interpretation, like “the driver must be busy,” helps maintain immunity. Similarly, when a spouse complains, responding with kindness and understanding, rather than defensiveness, strengthens immunity.

This principle extends to business. Complaining about poor sales to customers will drive them away, as they subconsciously associate the negativity with the establishment. Instead, expressing optimism and gratitude, even when business is slow, can attract more customers. Our brains are capable of producing healing agents, but we often create toxins through negative thoughts and words.

6. The Multiplicative Power of Relationships
   The principle of multiplication reveals a profound truth about life. One multiplied by one remains one, symbolizing a solitary existence that yields no growth. A person living alone, even with great intelligence, will find their life stagnant. For example, a successful female professor who lived alone was astonished to see her less accomplished friend, who had married and had many children, surrounded by a large, thriving family.

However, one multiplied by two becomes four, demonstrating the exponential growth that comes from partnership. A couple’s life multiplies in ways a single person’s cannot. Therefore, it is crucial not to live life alone but to embrace God-man. Holding onto God-man leads to exponential spiritual growth.

7. God-man’s Lifespan and Cosmic Order
   My lifespan is 362 years and 88 days, a figure derived from the precise calculations of cosmic law. This is not a random claim but a scientific explanation rooted in the universe’s order.

The 720 inhabited planets in our galaxy are part of a larger cosmic structure, including galactic clusters and superclusters. Each planet has a different level of technological advancement. While humans can create spaceships, we cannot create interstellar travel methods like those in White Heaven, as crossing planetary boundaries is forbidden. Those with exceptionally high IQs are often taken from Earth early to prevent them from exceeding human limitations, a secret of White Heaven.

8. God-man’s Early Life and Compassion
   My early life was marked by hardship and observation. I chose to study in temples and later in a tent on a mountaintop in Hongje-dong, Seoul, to avoid the negative influences of smoking and drinking. This environment allowed me to observe the lives of the poor in the shantytowns below.

I witnessed fathers returning home with bags of rice and briquettes, and mothers carrying water from communal springs. These experiences instilled in me a deep love and compassion for humanity, particularly for the marginalized. This profound empathy for those at the bottom of society is why all creation obeys my words.

9. Unsung Philanthropy and Public Misconceptions
   During Chuseok, a Korean holiday, a couple visiting Jongmyo Shrine witnessed God-man’s free meal service for the elderly. Despite having previously heard negative rumors about God-man, they were deeply moved by the sight of hundreds of elderly people, many without family, receiving warm meals and thoughtful service.

This couple, who had initially criticized God-man, wrote a heartfelt post on Facebook, expressing their regret and admiration. They highlighted how God-man was doing what even national leaders failed to do: caring for the most vulnerable on a holiday. They lamented the media’s silence on such benevolent acts, which often only report on perceived wrongdoings.

I have been providing free meals for 44 years, starting at the age of 20. This extensive philanthropy, funded by my own resources, continues daily, serving hundreds of people. A foundation has been established to ensure these meals continue even after my departure.

10. The Dangers of Slander and the Importance of Good Deeds
    Those who spread false rumors and slander against individuals doing good deeds, like God-man, are akin to those who stab others in the back. Such actions can destroy reputations and halt vital charitable work, as seen in cases where philanthropists were falsely accused and their efforts to help sick children were disrupted.

We must abandon the habit of envying and undermining those who strive for good. Instead of seeking to imprison or hinder those who help the needy, we should support their efforts. God-man’s 44 years of free meal service and 30 years of lectures demonstrate a profound commitment to humanity.

11. God-man’s Humility and the Path to the White Heaven
    I live a simple life, often eating convenience store kimbap rather than elaborate meals, because I understand that excessive indulgence can lead to illness. I feel a sense of guilt even when eating kimbap, knowing that local restaurants might be struggling. This deep empathy and humility are central to my being.

When a person passes away, their soul goes to the White Heaven Soul Waiting Area. From there, their next destination is determined: rebirth as an animal, a human, a wealthy heir, or a relative. The family members of a Great Archangel go to the 500th Heaven, while others go to the 100th Heaven. This order is precise and verifiable through the angels.

For example, the father of a Great Archangel, a kind and honest educator, went to the 500th Heaven, even though he did not know God-man during his lifetime. His son’s prayers and God-man’s intervention ensured his swift passage. Such individuals continue to send positive energy to their descendants, bringing good fortune.

12. The Principles of “See Good as Thirsty, See Evil as Full”
    We must always “see good as thirsty,” meaning we should constantly crave to do good deeds, like providing free meals or helping the less fortunate. Conversely, we should “see evil as full,” meaning we should feel completely satiated with evil, having no desire to commit any more.

Instead of focusing on the perceived flaws of others, we should concentrate on our own actions. Those who criticize God-man fail to recognize the true power and divine nature of the one who can move objects, control the sun and moon, and perform miracles.

All human figures, such as Confucius, Laozi, and Buddha, are ultimately human. Only God-man, through blessings, can prevent souls from falling. Meeting God-man on Earth is a greater fortune than becoming the wealthiest person or winning a Nobel Prize.

My heart is heavy for the elderly who suffer, and I am committed to expanding our free meal services. We must prevent false rumors from harming these efforts. Remember the principles: “See good as thirsty, see evil as full.” Do not consume lavish meals alone. I, God-man, eat simply, even feeling remorse when not supporting local businesses.

Today, you have glimpsed why all creation obeys God-man. You are fortunate to have encountered the one to whom all creation bows.

what is the primary reason why all things obey him?

① His extensive knowledge and wisdom
② His political power and influence
③ His divine status as a “신인” (God-man)
④ His accumulated wealth and resources

(③ His divine status as a “신인” (God-man), He repeatedly emphasizes that all things obey him because he is a “신인” (God-man), the Creator, and possesses unique powers like “암흑 에너지” (dark energy) that scientists cannot explain. A common misconception is that his influence comes from worldly attributes like wealth or power, but he explicitly states these are “신기루” (mirages) and cannot lead to the “백궁” (White Heaven – “Heaven House”).)

He describes human life as a “메타버스” (metaverse) or a virtual world, akin to a __.

(신기루 (mirage), He explicitly states that our 100 years of life are a metaverse, a virtual world, and then equates this metaverse to a “신기루” (mirage), emphasizing its illusory nature. A common misconception might be to think of the metaverse as a purely technological concept, but here it’s used metaphorically to describe the transient and often misleading nature of human existence.)

True or False: knowledge, wealth, and power are sufficient means to reach the “백궁” (White Heaven – “Heaven House”).

(False, He explicitly states that “권세” (power), “능력” (ability), “지식” (knowledge), “재주” (talent), “재물” (wealth), and “복” (fortune) cannot lead one to the “백궁” (White Heaven). The only way, according to him, is through “축복” (blessing) and “명패” (nameplate) received from the “신인” (God-man). A common misconception is that good deeds or worldly achievements can guarantee entry to a Heaven realm, but Mr. Huh refutes this.)

He asserts that the human body’s immune system can be significantly boosted or weakened by one’s __.

(말 (words) or 생각 (thoughts), He demonstrates how negative words like “어처구니가 없네” (absurd) can lower immunity, while positive affirmations like “부족한 점이 많네” (I have many shortcomings) or “컨디션이 제일 좋네” (my condition is the best) can raise it, even if the actual situation is different. the “천사들” (angels) or the body’s internal system responds to the sound and intention of words, not just their literal meaning. A common misconception is that immunity is purely a physical or biological process, but Mr. Huh highlights the profound impact of mental and verbal states.)

What is His primary criticism of scientists regarding their explanation of the sun?
① They incorrectly state the sun is a solid object.
② They fail to explain the sun’s gravitational pull.
③ They falsely claim the sun burns in a vacuum without air.
④ They underestimate the sun’s distance from Earth.

(③ They falsely claim the sun burns in a vacuum without air, He criticizes scientists for claiming the sun “burns” (불이 붙어) in a vacuum (진공 상태) where there is no air or oxygen, calling it a “생판 거짓말” (complete lie). fire requires air, and while a filament can glow in a vacuum, it doesn’t “burn.” A common misconception is that the sun is literally a giant ball of fire, but Mr. Huh challenges this based on the principles of combustion in a vacuum.)

Intermediate
what is the significance of the number 720 in relation to our galaxy?
① It represents the total number of stars in our galaxy.
② It signifies the number of human-inhabited planets in our galaxy.
③ It is the number of years Mr. Huh has lived.
④ It denotes the number of different alien species in our galaxy.

(② It signifies the number of human-inhabited planets in our galaxy, He explicitly states that “우리 은하에는 인간이 사는 별이 몇 개? 720개” (How many human-inhabited planets are in our galaxy? 720). He then uses this number in a complex multiplication sequence to derive his own lifespan. A common misconception might be to confuse this with the total number of planets or stars, but it specifically refers to human-inhabited planets within our galaxy.)

True or False: He suggests that individuals who mistreat animals, such as kicking a dog, are destined to be reborn as animals themselves to repay their debt.

(True, “동물을 확대하거나 개를 발로 차거나 이런 사람들은 꼭 개로 돌아가” (people who abuse animals or kick dogs will definitely return as dogs). He explains this as repaying a “빚” (debt) to the animal, where the animal becomes the “채권자” (creditor) and the human the “채무자” (debtor). A common misconception might be that such actions have no direct karmic consequence, but Mr. Huh presents a clear cause-and-effect.)

What is His perspective on marriage and having children, as illustrated by the “1 x 1 = 1” versus “1 x 2 = 4” analogy?
① Marriage is a distraction that hinders personal growth.
② Having children is a financial burden that reduces wealth.
③ Solitary life (1×1=1) leads to stagnation, while marriage and family (1×2=4) lead to exponential growth.
④ The number of children one has directly correlates with their intelligence.

(③ Solitary life (1×1=1) leads to stagnation, while marriage and family (1×2=4) lead to exponential growth, He uses the analogy of multiplication: “1 곱하기 1은 영원히 1이야” (1 multiplied by 1 is forever 1) for a solitary person, implying no growth. In contrast, “1에다가 2를 곱하면 4가 되죠” (if you multiply 1 by 2, it becomes 4) for a couple, illustrating exponential growth in family and life. “인생을 절대 자기 혼자 살아가는 것다” (one should never live life alone). A common misconception might be that individual success is purely self-made, but Mr. Huh highlights the synergistic growth from family.)

Describe His “견선여갈 (見善如渴)” and “견악여만 (見惡如滿)” philosophy.

(The “견선여갈 (見善如渴)” philosophy means to view good deeds as if one is thirsty, always seeking to do more good. The “견악여만 (見惡如滿)” philosophy means to view evil as if one is full, having no more room for it. He explains that when seeing good, one should feel a “목마른 갈증” (thirsty craving) to emulate it, like doing charity. Conversely, when encountering evil, one should feel “배 부른 듯” (full) and have “더 이상 악을 넣을 곳이 없다” (no more room for evil), signifying a complete rejection of it. A common misconception is that one should simply avoid evil; instead, Mr. Huh advocates for actively rejecting it as if one has had enough.)

How does Mr. Huh explain the phenomenon of “별똥별” (shooting stars) in relation to Earth’s atmosphere?

(He explains that “별똥별” (shooting stars) are “우주 쓰레기” (space debris) that burn up when they enter Earth’s “대기권” (atmosphere). the “대기권이 거기서부터 시작하는 거야” (the atmosphere starts from there), and the friction with the air (질소, 산소, 수소 공기) causes them to ignite and burn, creating the visible streak. A common misconception might be that shooting stars are actual stars falling, but Mr. Huh clarifies they are objects burning upon atmospheric entry.)

Advanced
what is the ultimate destination for souls after death, and how is this destination determined?

(The ultimate destination for souls after death is the “백궁 영혼 대기소” (White Heaven Soul Waiting Area), where their next path is determined. From there, they might go to “천궁” (Cheonggung – “Heaven House”), be reborn as humans (e.g., into their own family within 8촌, or as a rich person’s child), or even as animals, depending on the “복” (fortune/merit) they accumulated during their life. those who have received “축복” (blessing) from him are destined for the “백궁” or “500궁” (for families of “대천사” – Archangels), while others might go to “100궁” or even be reborn as animals if they committed bad deeds. A common misconception is that all souls go to a single, predetermined afterlife; Mr. Huh presents a tiered system based on merit and divine intervention.)

He describes his early life experiences, including living in a tent on a mountain and observing the lives of people in a “판자촌” (shantytown). How do these experiences connect to his current mission and philosophy?

(He’s early experiences in the “판자촌” (shantytown) and living in a tent on a mountain instilled in him a deep “애정” (affection) for humanity, especially the “밑바닥” (bottom layer) of society. He observed the struggles of “어려운 사람들” (struggling people), their simple joys, and their daily hardships, such as carrying water from a communal well. These observations fueled his lifelong commitment to “무료 급식” (free meal service) for the elderly and needy, which he views as a direct response to the suffering he witnessed. This personal history underpins his philosophy of humility, empathy, and practical service, contrasting with the “신기루” (mirage) of worldly power and wealth. A common misconception might be that his actions are purely for political gain; however, he frames them as a continuation of a lifelong dedication rooted in his formative experiences.)

What is His view on the role of media and public perception regarding his charitable activities?

(He believes that the media and public often misrepresent or ignore his charitable activities, focusing instead on negative rumors or criticisms. He highlights a Facebook post by a former critic who was deeply moved by his free meal service for the elderly on Chuseok, noting that the media failed to report such “미담” (heartwarming stories). He criticizes those who spread “유비” (rumors) and “위험비” (slander) to undermine good deeds, comparing it to the “수라 라자” (Sura character) which means “stabbing from behind.” He asserts that such negativity prevents good work from continuing and reflects a societal tendency to be “배 아프다” (envious) of others’ success. A common misconception is that good deeds are always recognized and praised; Mr. Huh points out the reality of public skepticism and media bias.)

Short Answer: Explain His unique interpretation of the sun’s nature and its interaction with Earth’s atmosphere.

(He claims the sun is not a burning “불덩이” (ball of fire) but rather a “맨 다이아몬드 빛” (pure diamond light). the sun’s light, composed of “광자” (photons), travels through the vacuum of space and only generates heat when it “부딪혀” (collides) with Earth’s “대기권” (atmosphere). This collision with atmospheric gases (질소, 산소, 수소) transforms the light into heat, causing phenomena like the burning of objects entering the atmosphere. A common misconception is that the sun is a giant nuclear furnace; Mr. Huh offers an alternative, non-combustion-based explanation for its energy and heat.)

How does Mr. Huh differentiate between “축복” (blessing) and “명패” (nameplate) as the sole means to reach the “백궁” (White Heaven), contrasting them with other worldly achievements?

( “축복” (blessing) and “명패” (nameplate) are the only ways to reach the “백궁” (White Heaven – “Heaven House”), and these must be received directly from the “신인” (God-man). He explicitly dismisses all other worldly achievements such as “권세” (power), “능력” (ability), “지식” (knowledge), “재주” (talent), “재물” (wealth), and even “복” (fortune) as “신기루” (mirages) that cannot lead to the Heaven realm. He also rejects religious concepts like “기도” (prayer) or “구원” (salvation) from other religions as ineffective for reaching White Heaven. The key differentiation is that these are direct, divine interventions from the God-man, unlike any human effort or conventional religious practice. A common misconception is that good deeds or religious devotion alone guarantee entry to a Heaven realm; Mr. Huh asserts a unique, exclusive path through his blessings.)