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Tongil Group: Building a New World for Tomorrow
The Absolute Object of God's Love Are Our First Ancestors, Adam and Eve In Eden, God created all things anew, which Adam and Eve were to enjoy in eternal happiness in this world. God established and beheld them with an emotion that was new to Him. Every moment would have been precious for Him. Their every movement would have been profound beyond words. At the same time, His bond with them in each moment would have been indescribably precious. As Adam and Eve grew, their intellectual and mental faculties developed with each passing day, building their capacity to represent God's original nature. There is no doubt that they were qualified to relate to the world He had newly created -- seeing it, listening to it and touching it as the representatives of His heart. As God beheld Adam and Eve, His hope was that their movements and the words they spoke would be His, and that whenever they heard, saw, or felt something, it would be as if He had heard, seen, or felt it. There is no doubt that they who existed in the realm of such a relationship with Him were the beings He had pictured in His heart and that they represented the entirety of His existence. Once God had embraced all the things of creation He had made for Adam and Eve and gone on to create them, what kind of day did He then long to see? By the sixth day, He had completed the act of creation. Yet the fact that He did not create Adam and Eve in perfected form meant that something yet remained to be done between them and Him. God's hope was not for Adam and Eve to remain as He created them, nor was it just to watch them grow, but it was rather for one particular day that He wanted to bring about through them. The moment that day arrived, God, Adam and Eve, and all things would have been joyful. Thus, there can be no doubt that all things of creation, human beings, and God, all longed to see this day. SMM (8-267, 1960.2.7)
Show a Deep Relationship with Jesus Rev. Hyung Jin Moon, Chair, Universal Peace Federation
Excerpts of address
to the UPF International Leadership Conference
February 7, 2011
The 13th century Italian mathematician Fibonacci introduced Arabic numerals into the Western world. This is created by a sequence of numbers: 1+1=2,… It is known as the Golden Mean and the perfect proportion. Through this sequence one can create an incredible shape known as the Fibonacci spiral. It can be found all over the universe. One of the great truths that Father Moon has taught us is that God relates to us with numbers. When you look at the spiral galaxies and the way water spirals down a drain, what you see is the Fibonacci spiral. It also appears in the way sub-atomic particles move in zero gravity. You see it in snails and their shells, how petals grow on flowers and branches form on trees. You see it in the way tendrils of pumpkin vines grow. You see it in the tusks of mammals and horns of animals. You see it in the proportion of the beak of an eagle and parrot. You see it under the water and in flying animals – on the tails of sea horses and chameleons. You see it in snowflakes. You will see the spiral on your fingertips, the cochlea of the ear, 26 curves of brain, the DNA helix, and the umbilical cord of a baby. Can you see a pattern emerging? The creator created this universe with the desire for relationship and with a mind. Everyone around the globe looking at something with the proportion of 1:1618 will see it as a proportion of beauty. The universe starts from a singularity. It moves into the second dimension by extending north, south, east and west — the second dimension of reality. That is the beginning of time, but there is no space yet because there is no way to gauge relative distance without boundaries. So God in his architecture of the universe created boundaries so you can gauge relative distance. When you close off the lines extending outwards, you create boundaries, which form space. When the vertical and horizontal axes are closed off it forms a square, and when the square moves, it forms a circle. In the Bible we read that God created Adam and from Adam he created Eve. This also is mathematical in the sense that Adam is represented by a square, and Eve by a circle. If you want to create a feminine form, which is curved, you must start with a line. To form a circle from a point, you need a radius. Over the centuries, straight and rigid lines have been described as masculine and curves as female. Male and female move together in what Father calls give and receive action. They set up a four-position foundation, from which families, communities, societies, nations emerge. For us, God comes from the center and reveals himself to the world. For us as humanity, our task is to return to the center of our entirety, which is God. Father talks about left-right, and up-down relationships. I thought he was speaking from the Confucian tradition, but he was speaking mathematically. When we take this to the three-dimensional plane, it forms an octohedron. If you rotate this in any direction, you create a sphere. So God must first have had foundational forms to create a sphere. There is an equation for the Fibonacci sequence. To create the equation you need a perfect square. It’s foundational form is a perfect square and perfect circle with a common center. In the great architecture of all great religions you see overlapping circles with the perimeter of one circle touching the center of the other. This is the vesica pisces. One circle can represent God and the other man. Christ comes from the vesica pisces. This is the womb of creation, literally. From the vesica pisces comes all shapes: ovals, triangles, 60-60-60 degree triangles and 30-60-90 triangles emerge from this womb of creation. If you create six circles around a center with overlapping radiuses, you have a six-point star, which you see all around the ancient world. To create this shape you need the foundational circle and square. Every shape in the created world comes from this pattern. We find these forms in the Principle, the four-position foundation. We find God, and his essence is true love. The whole universe emerges from this, and all relationships come from this. Your DNA comes from this. When you were conceived by the union of your father’s and mother’s seed, you were one cell. By a process of mitosis, which is cell division, we began to grow: 1 cell, 2 cells, and then 4 cells. Those four cells are not just floating in fluid. They are in a pattern: 3 at the bottom and 1 on top. When you connect the centers of those 4 cells, you get a perfect tetrahedron. When you were 8 cells and connect the centers, you get a star tetrahedron, or the Star of David. When you rotate that, you get a perfect square within a sphere. Everything is relationships. This is all revealed in Father’s teaching. He teaches us that God created man in his image and the universe in the image of man. That is fascinating teaching. Leonardo da Vinci’s drawing of the circle and square around that man. These are average proportions. The center of the square is the reproductive organs. Father Moon’s great insight is that all destructive sin comes from destroying the value of this sacred part. There is another man in this drawing, with his hands diagonally up and his legs diagonally out. That center is the navel, not the reproductive organs. When you bring the two centers together you have the same proportions as when you had 8 cells. You are still in the same circle-square proportion as you were when you had 8 cells. Father Moon has always taught us that the heart is the center. He has taught us that through our children and our lineage we create new life and new lineage. When you create a circle from the heart to reproductive organs, the ratio is 1:365. That is the exact ratio of the diameter of earth to the moon. The distance from the earth to the moon is the same ratio to the diameter of the sun: 1.362. What does it mean that we are in the same ratio with the created universe? God is our creator and he desires to be in a relationship of give and take with the created world. From that understanding a true relationship can emerge. A true relationship is to sacrifice ourselves for the other; a false relationship is to sacrifice others for ourselves. True peace and compassion can only come about through true relationships: between people and God, husband and wife, parents and children, families and the world. From all this we can decipher that God wants to be in relationship with us and lead us with truth, beauty, and goodness, which is true love. It is a great privilege to stand among you, having been asked by Father and Mother Moon to address you this day. I’d like to encourage you to get to know their teachings, because revealed through them is the pathway to true peace. It is the pathway to true relationships, true love, and true family.
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