The Meaning of Hanul Pumonim
"God", one of the most profound words in our vocabulary; can inspire the deepest feelings in us. And yet…, we know very little, about the nature of our Creator.
The 20th century, has been a century of immense technological advances. Today, even some children's toys are far more technologically advanced, than all the armies that participated in World War II.
But if we talk about our inner being, have we developed our spirituality, feelings and emotions accordingly?
Humanity has made great strides in respecting human rights, and in the willingness to work together to build a better future.
But there is still much work to be done.
God, so often denied as well as forgotten, remains far from the understanding and the daily lives of most people.
We have used the name of God, even to generate wars and to divide people. We have made marks on the ground and precious lives have been lost in battles to conquer or defend little pieces of planet earth. Meanwhile, the infinite and beautiful universe stares at us in disbelief.
We all must change. We must awaken our immense spiritual potential, to restore this sick world.
Modern humanity needs a modern explanation to understand God, in a logical and straightforward way.
What does Hanul Pumonim mean?
When we study the universe, we see that all beings exist by forming reciprocal relationships between masculine and feminine. If even human, God’s highest creation, are differentiated as men and women, can our creator be only male?
Of course not.
In God resides the very essence of both femininity and masculinity.
The word Hanul Pumonim comes from the Korean language, and literally means "Heavenly Parents", both, the father and the mother, not only the father. That infinite paternal love of our creator has also infinite maternal love.
Those who experience the deep and sweet love of Hanul Pumonim, feel that all their wounds begin to heal. Sin, which has tormented all human beings throughout history until today, can only be defeated in the absolute unity of love with Hanul Pumonim.
