Chapter 2.
"I" and Way of a True Person
- Section 1. "I"
- Section 2. The Relationship between Mind and Body
- 1. The Original Mind and Body
- 1) The Original Relationship between the Mind and Body
- 2. What Is the Human Original Mind?
- 1) The Subject Partner of the Mind and Religion
- 2) The Movement of the Original Mind
- 3) The Size of the Mind
- 4) The Basis of the Mind, Emotion, Intellect, and Will
- 2. The Mind and Body that Have Been Formed by the Fall
- 1) Struggle between Mind and Body
- 2) The Desire of the Mind and the Desire of the Body
- 3. The Restoration of the Body
- 1) The Body and Spirit as a Result of the Fall
- 2) The Propensity of the Fallen Flesh
- 3) The Proportion of Power between the Mind and Body
- 4. The Restoration of the Body
- 1) The Attitude for Bodily Restoration
- 2) The Method for Dominating the Body
- 3) God Comes when We Subjugate the Body
- Section 3. The Way of a True Person
- 1. The Way of a Man of Character
- 1) Who Is a Man of Character?
- 2) The Center of Personality is Heart
- 3) The Method for Perfecting the Personality
- 4) The Lifestyle of a Man of Character
- 2. The Way of the Saint
- 1) The Unification Church Advocates Being a Saint
- 2) The Teachings of the Saints
- 3) Today's View toward Saintly Teachings
- 4) The difference between a Great Man and a Saint
- 5) The Four Great Saints
- 6) The Saint of Saints
- 7) A Saint Is Ill-Treated in His Lifetime
- 8) Saints Are Objects of Reverence
- 3. The Way of Holy Sons and Daughters
- 1) The Meaning of Holy Sons and Daughters
- 2) The Words "Holy Sons and Daughters" are Words of Great Blessing
- 3) Becoming Holy Sons and Daughters
- 4. The Way to become a Child of Filial Piety
- 1) What Is a Child of Filial Piety?
- 2) The Reason Filial Piety Is Important
- 3) How Do We Become Children of Filial Piety?
- We should be in line with the direction of our parents' hearts.
- 4) We Should Be Able to Experience Our Parents' Shimjung and Situation
- 5) We Should Be Able to Bear Our Parents' Burdens
- 6) The Words "Child of Filial Piety" Are Accompanied by Misery