There is no such thing as coincidence in this world. Everything I experience in the process of being born, growing old, falling ill, and dying happens for a reason. You’ve probably heard of the term “butterfly effect.” It means that the flutter of a butterfly’s wings can trigger a typhoon. This also implies that every single one of my minor words and actions in daily life shapes my future.
Let me give you an example. I occasionally post comments on Naver Knowledge iN. One day, someone sent me a one-on-one message through the platform asking me to interpret a dream. I interpreted it for free. After that, the person kept asking me questions as if I were their personal dream interpreter. Thanks to my dream interpretations, he was able to make the right choices moving forward. He even had a dream of a dragon ascending to heaven, and as a result, he began to succeed in everything he did, including getting a promotion at work. Then one day, his great-grandmother appeared in my dream. She told me that he had incurred a debt of about 2 million won toward me. When I brought this up with him, he stopped asking me for dream interpretations and went into hiding. Then, one day, he suddenly contacted me. He said he’d been in a car accident and his leg had been crippled. He lost his job because of it and lamented that he didn’t know why this had happened to him. Saying he didn’t know was a lie—he knew full well and had come to me on purpose. I told him that if he repented, even belatedly, and paid the money, no more bad things would happen to him, so this time he readily paid up.
One of the many questions posted on Naver Knowledge iN is, “Why is my luck so bad?” “How can I improve my luck?” They want free fortune-telling and divination readings. Even if it seems free, it’s actually not. It is a law of nature that you will eventually pay the price. This is because energy must be balanced. People who answer these questions without giving it a second thought are, in fact, robbing the questioner of their good fortune. And at the same time, they are committing a sin. Many so-called “experts” fail to convey the truth accurately, so they commit the sin of both robbing others of their good fortune and spreading misinformation.
So even I strive to help only those whom Heaven has designated as truly in need, and my assistance is aimed at motivating them to stand on their own two feet, I can still not offer this help for free, as I would make them lose their luck by doing so.
Phoenix