Wherever you are in the world read this

Sun Myung Moon
November 17, 2011
Ahn Shi Il Hoon Dok Hae
Cheon Jeong Gung on 10.22 by the H.C.

Sun Myung Moon, November 8, 2011

Note: These notes are taken from a Peace TV video clip. They cannot be published as definitive texts and should never be used in the future as an "official" publication of True Father's words. However, they do provide a good idea of the "spirit" of the message. -- Rev. Katsumi Kambashi

"Anywhere I go, I ask what speech we read at Hoon Dok Hae that day and what impressed you when you were listening. Wherever you are in the world, you read this speech of the Cosmic Assembly for the Proclamation of the Settlement of the True Parents of Heaven, Earth and Humankind and the Substantial Word of God and get started with that day. How can you go along with Heaven? There is the sun in the spirit world and in the physical world. Centering on the sun..."

"You should know Korean from now on. It is an amazing language. There is no word Korean can't pronounce. It is a heavenly language. Those who can't pronounce it properly can't be treated well."

"I think there are 2,700 speech books of Rev. Moon."

"The page numbers of this speech mean my ages when I achieved the contents of that page respectively."

"The phonetic representation and language are the same. These are scary words."

"You don't have to remember even how to pronounce the language. Do you follow me? I have talked about this until now but nobody thought of it, just saying, 'Father is saying that since it's his habit.' You will find it. Do you know how many people in Africa don't have a written language?"

"East, west, south and north are amazing words. It shouldn't be, for example, west, east, north and south. This is the term that has no relation to the fall. Our ancestors who made this are amazing."

(Katsumi: Father mainly talked about the significance of the four directions (east, west, south and north), Korean language, and pronunciation. He was talking as if he was doing so from the spirit world, and the contents seemed very important but difficult to perceive.)