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To see well with the mind’s eye we must have many different experiences and remember them. Even in the most difficult situations we should maintain our composure, demonstrate warmth toward others, be self-reliant, and adapt well to any circumstance. – As a peace-loving global citizen p. 87

It seems ironic, but the ultimate goal of religion is to create a world where there is no religion, in the sense of religion being a repair shop. When all human beings become good people, there will naturally no longer be a need to repair our relationship with God. – Mother of Peace, p. 242

We have to unite mind and body with God at the center. When mind and body unite with God completely, they form a trinity. – Cheon Seong Gyeong Ⅱ p. 25

I want to tear down the walls between religions and between races and fill in the gap between the rich and the poor. Once that is done, we can reestablish the world of peace that God created in the beginning. – As a peace-loving global citizen p. 19

God is the root of love, the root of life, the root of lineage and the root of conscience. This is an undeniable fact. If there is such a God, why can we not feel Him? It is because He and we are one. – Cheon Seong Gyeong Ⅱ p. 29

Keeping one’s mind and body healthy, strong and pure is a lifelong task, and its importance is greatest during our youth. When we are young, we stand at a crossroads. We have to decide whether to take the road that satisfies selfish desires or the road toward a great dream. As we begin the stage […]

Whatever the task, if we continue the effort in this way, we eventually reach a mystical state. – As a peace-loving global citizen p. 72

There is no one who was born because he or she wanted to be born. No man or woman was born out of his or her own desire. – Cheon Seong Gyeong Ⅱ p. 24