
Our mission is to preserve, share, and make accessible the spiritual legacy of the True Parents, Rev. Sun Myung Moon and Dr. Hak Ja Han Moon.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 76 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ReligionReligion & Spirituality | |||

What did God most long to see when He created a man and a woman?
In this address, Reverend Sun Myung Moon describes the love of man and woman as it was meant to be in the original creation — a love in which each is born for the other's sake, in whic... more
If God is truly all-powerful, why has He never simply destroyed Satan?
In this address, Reverend Sun Myung Moon takes up one of theology's hardest questions and gives an unexpected answer: that God, bound by the very principles of love He establishe... more
Why is it that even a president, with a nation at his command, still needs to go home?
In this address, Reverend Sun Myung Moon describes the family as the training ground of the heart — the one place where the heart's joy is truly fulfilled, for a ... more
What would it mean to be born, not for yourself, but for another?
In this address, Reverend Sun Myung Moon describes the ideal marriage: a husband and wife each born for the other's sake, living and dying for each other rather than themselves, and u... more
Why is it, exactly, that we call a childless person lonely?
In this address, Reverend Sun Myung Moon reflects on filial love: how in loving our own children we come to feel how God loves us, why a true child repays the debt of parental love, and how... more
What makes a person truly happy — a fortune in diamonds, or a whisper from the one they love?
In this address, Reverend Sun Myung Moon speaks of the love that men and women long for: youth as the most precious, once-only season; man and woman create... more
Why would a fish that lives in the river ever need to taste the sea?
In this address, Reverend Sun Myung Moon calls earthly life a short but precious season — a training ground where, through family and the love of parents, spouse, children, and sib... more
Could a dandelion by the roadside be worth more than a gold crown in a museum?
In this address, Reverend Sun Myung Moon presents the whole of nature as a textbook and museum of love — a world God made by investing everything He had, where insects si... more
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