800 Values (Prologue--100)

800 Values for New Era Humanity (Third Edition)

Prologue

Xuefeng

December 1, 2017

The year 2018 marks the beginning of a new millennium for humanity. Starting on January 1, 2018, the first thirty years will be a period of purification and elimination—primarily of the soul. Consciousnesses no longer suited to the needs of the new era will be eliminated. The following ten years will be a transitional period during which traditional modes of production and living will be replaced by entirely new models.

After that, humanity will enter a harmonious era in which all religions and philosophies converge in reverence for the Greatest Creator. A world of Great Unity will be realized, favorable weather will prevail throughout the year, and everyone will live joyful, free, happy, and blessed lives. This new era will last until the end of the year 3017.

Humanity is about to enter the Lifechanyuan Era. The millennial New Era has already begun. The Third Edition of the 800 Values for New Era Humanity embodies the essence of human wisdom. It not only points the way forward for the evolution of humanity, but also provides clear guidance for the elevation of each individual LIFE. These values are a grace bestowed by the Greatest Creator, the teachings of gods, Buddhas, Celestial Beings, and saints, the hard-earned fruit of generations of sages and wise ones, and the beautiful vision that humankind has long yearned for.

There are twenty parallel worlds and 36-dimensional spaces in the universe. Every LIFE has infinite space for growth. Earth is known as the Human World—a transit station for LIVES moving between higher and lower spaces, and a battlefield for gods, demons, Buddhas, monsters, Celestial Beings, spirits, humans, and animals. Endless struggles, conflicts, plundering, and suffering are the norm in the Human World. Being born in the Human World means undergoing the tempering of the soul and the trials of the spirit. In the end, cattle return to their barns, pigs to their pens, Celestial Beings to the celestial world, and Buddhas to their pure land.

To welcome the arrival of this new era, we have made full preparations in both theory and practice. The theoretical foundation consists of the Chanyuan Corpus and the Xuefeng Corpus. The practical foundation is the Second Home lifestyle and production model, which was implemented by Lifechanyuan in mainland China for nearly eight years. The Third Edition of the 800 Values for New Era Humanity is a highly distilled and condensed summary of the Chanyuan Corpus and the Xuefeng Corpus. It represents the core of Lifechanyuan’s thought and offers the fundamental principles that every person in the new era should understand and follow.

Human history has been a history of suffering—full of wars, turmoil, hunger, pain, anxiety, sorrow, and fear. These have all been caused by unhealthy cultures and virus-laden systems of production and living. Now is the time to bring order out of chaos and to rebuild a new culture and a new order. I am the Great Spiritual Guide prophesied by Boriska Kipriyanovich—the boy from Mars—who revealed that I would be born in western China. I have come to guide humanity into a bright, millennial era, to end the long history of suffering, and to lead people into a brand-new life of joy and freedom.

Anyone who has the chance to read the Third Edition of the 800 Values for New Era Humanity is blessed—especially graced by the Greatest Creator. Those without such blessings will neither encounter this book nor feel compelled to keep reading it. If you are reading this, you should cherish it, reflect on it deeply, contemplate it thoroughly, and actively put it into practice. If you do, time and outcomes will prove just how wise and worthwhile your choice was. Its worth goes far beyond the ordinary—it brings about unimaginable rewards.

To receive, one must first give. No matter how you came to read the Third Edition of the 800 Values for New Era Humanity, you are encouraged to contribute one US dollar. Please send this to the Lifechanyuan International Family Society. (www.smcyinternationalfamily.org)

May you begin a brand-new LIFE journey.

May peace and joy be with you!

Note

Difference Between "Life" and "LIFE"

LIFE

LIFE is a nonmaterial structure with spirituality.

LIFE = 1 + 1

LIFE is composed of two parts: one is the intangible spiritual entity, and the other is the tangible body.

The intangible spiritual entity mainly refers to consciousness, thinking, spirit, inspiration, and mind — collectively referred to as the soul.

The tangible body refers to the physical vessel that carries the soul, such as the human flesh body.

Life

Life is merely a journey that a LIFE takes through the human world.

Each traveler carries a one-way visa with a fixed expiration date.

1. Open the windows—let in sun and moon.

Gaze afar—the distant hills glow green.

In Lifechanyuan, new LIFE begins.

Your spirit shall rise beyond the ordinary.

2. Revere the Greatest Creator.

Revere LIFE.

Revere nature.

Walk in the way of the Greatest Creator.

3. Let everyone live well—

the elderly and children,

the widowed, the lonely, the orphaned, and the disabled;

ordinary people, presidents, and the wealthy;

even prisoners behind bars,

and all animals—livestock, poultry, and wild creatures alike.

4. Seventy-five percent of criminals are not born that way, but are forced into crime by unhealthy cultures and the social systems designed by humans.

5. What is the best state for human existence? The answer is simple: walk in the way of the Greatest Creator and establish a government that governs through “non-action” (wuwei). The more a government controls and interferes, the worse the human condition becomes.

6. The more detailed and numerous the laws and regulations, the more problems will arise—especially when they repress human nature and stifle initiative and creativity. It’s like tying up a person’s hands and feet with countless ropes, then shouting at them: “Work faster! Move faster!”

7. Seclusion leads to ignorance and backwardness, to rigidity and decay, whether for an individual, a people, or a nation.

8. The Earth belongs to all of humanity. People should be free to move across the world without restrictions imposed in the name of nations.

9. A global government should be established to harmonize and manage the affairs of all humankind.

10. Democracy is the pursuit of mediocrity. What we need is the “Superman Philosophy”: let the one who takes responsibility make the decisions—and bear all consequences.

11. Historical experience cannot solve present-day problems; only open-minded and innovative thinking can.

12. Those who apply traditional values to new phenomena are reactionaries who resist progress.

13. Judgments of right and wrong should be based on four key elements: facts, science, logic, and spiritual insight—not on the words of the ancients.

14. Those who have made great contributions are prone to becoming the greatest obstacles to progress.

15. There is nothing good about mysticism and superstition; all secretive and sneaky actions are bad.

16. Western governance by law is too rigid, while Eastern governance by people is too complicated. Both are flawed. The ideal way is to govern by Tao.

17. Transparency is the best solution to all problems.

18. What programs are considered bad? Any program that makes it difficult to live a joyful, happy, free, and fulfilling life, and instead brings anxiety, pain, frustration, sorrow, fear, or worry.

19. Humanity faces multiple crises, but the deepest crisis is that of the soul.

20. What money can buy is not precious; the true treasures are those that money cannot buy.

21. Preaching alone cannot achieve the goal; it must be accompanied by corresponding programs.

22. People fall into five categories:

1. Ignorant people

2. Worldly people

3. Mortals

4. Sages

5. Saints

• Ignorant people are driven by instincts.

• Worldly people are driven by self-interest.

• Mortals are driven by emotions.

• Sages are driven by reason.

• Saints are driven by spiritual awareness; saints are Celestials.

23. Humans have six senses: sight, hearing, smell, taste, touch, and spiritual awareness.

24. The sum of positive and negative energy in the universe is always zero, so what you give is always equal to what you receive.

25. Life is a brief journey of LIFE through the human world.

26. Teachings and systems that promote joy, delight, freedom, and happiness are moral; those that hinder them are immoral.

27. One should pursue three great forms of wealth in life: soul wealth, spiritual wealth, and material wealth. Soul wealth comes first, followed by spiritual wealth, and finally material wealth. All three are essential; lacking any one of them renders life incomplete.

28. The purpose of life is to pursue joy, delight, freedom, and happiness. All human activities should revolve around this goal. If we ignore this purpose, then whether we are studying for a PhD, getting married, starting a company, seeking wealth or power, or engaging in practice and cultivation—we are putting the cart before the horse.

We should seek joy, delight, freedom, and happiness, and enjoy them fully throughout our life’s journey. In doing so, we come to love life and LIFE, cherish nature, and live with gratitude. This is the essence of morality and the primary value and meaning of life.

29. The highest realm of life is to read widely, embrace the world, heal deep-rooted afflictions, turn the tide, benefit the people, and build Earth into a paradise where all nations coexist in harmony.

The highest realm of LIFE is to engage in practice and cultivation, deliver all sentient beings, become a Celestial or a Buddha, and attain Supreme Enlightenment.

30. The easiest habit to develop, yet the most often overlooked—and the most harmful to both life and LIFE—is becoming accustomed to receiving benefits and forgetting to feel gratitude.

31. That which is easiest to obtain is often the most precious. We must remain fully aware: whatever comes to us effortlessly is a true treasure. We should not assume that what is easily gained lacks value—on the contrary, it is a gift from the Greatest Creator. This understanding is a treasure of life itself.

32. The Eight Great Secrets of Life:

1. The more you give, the more you receive.

2. The uglier your soul, the more pain you suffer.

3. The more beautiful your inner structure, the more attractive your appearance.

4. The more you speak, the greater the harm.

5. The more beautiful your soul, the brighter your future.

6. The more you possess, the more worries you carry.

7. The stronger your attachment to the self, the further you stray from the Tao.

8. The more shortcuts you take, the farther your journey becomes.

33. The eight mysteries of life are:

1. Seek the Greatest Creator in moments of extreme danger.

2. Saying "No" can avert disaster.

3. Intuition is often more reliable than wisdom.

4. Pay attention to the first stimulus of information.

5. Repentance can dissolve karma.

6. True love and the true Tao are found in the realm of the hazy and elusive.

7. Emptiness, spirit, and grace are infinitely wondrous.

8. Frequently reading the "book without words" enables direct communication with the Greatest Creator.

34. The Greatest Creator is the primary productive force.

35. Live for joy, delight, freedom, and happiness, not for “doctrines,” “truth,” nation, political party, organization, religion, or family.

36. The Eighteen Sources of Suffering in Life:

1. Misguided values, outlooks on life, views on LIFE, and perspectives on the universe.

2. Selfishness.

3. Greed.

4. Laziness.

5. Jealousy.

6. Complaints and resentment.

7. Constant comparison with others.

8. A competitive and combative mindset.

9. Arrogance and disrespect.

10. Dependence on others.

11. Toxic obsession with love.

12. Possessiveness and the desire to control.

13. The pursuit of fame and fortune.

14. Clinging to attachments.

15. The urge to reform and control others.

16. Straying from the way of nature.

17. Violating laws and regulations.

18. Attachment to marriage, family, nationality, state, political parties, religion, and organizational identity.

37. Humanity’s present is shaped by its past, and each individual’s present is the result of their own past actions. The Tao is just, so do not blame heaven, earth, society, others, or the government.

38. To create happiness for both humanity and the individual, one must first rely on the Greatest Creator, and then on oneself.

39. The purpose of creation is for the created to please and serve the creator. Humans created computers, so the computers are the created, and humans are the creators. Thus, the purpose of computers is to serve humans. Similarly, humans were created according to the will of the Greatest Creator, making them the created and the Greatest Creator the Creator. Therefore, humans must please and serve the Greatest Creator.

40. From the perspective of god, humans are ignorant.

From the perspective of Buddha, humans are bound by evil.

From the perspective of Celestial Beings, humans are short-sighted and foolish.

From humanity’s own perspective, humans are a blend of good and evil yet endowed with wisdom.

From the perspective of animals, humans are incomprehensible and fearsome.

From the perspective of plants, humans are miraculous and magnificent.

41. Humanity’s suffering arises from humanity itself; each individual’s suffering comes from within.

The operation of the Tao follows strict logic and order, reflecting the justice and fairness of the Greatest Creator.

If we fail to realize this, suffering will never end, and the vicious cycle will continue endlessly.

42. The most important thing in life is not to strive for material wealth, but to transform one’s way of thinking.

43. Faith in the Greatest Creator, belief in karma, and doing everything with your whole heart—these are the three treasures for a life free of worry.

44. Time and energy are the diamonds of life; like jewels, they belong on a crown. They should be devoted to pursuits that best embody the value of life.

45. Life is a journey. No matter how many times we reincarnate, if we lose all memory, our existence in this world amounts to a single life. Without knowledge of our past or vision of our future, those other lives hold no meaning or relevance to us. Only those who are fully aware of their past and can see into their future are truly wise. Such people can turn tragedy into comedy, transcend the realm of necessity to enter the realm of freedom, and savor the finest flavors and breathtaking beauty along life’s journey.

46. The nature of the world is illusory; life itself is an illusion. The question is: how long does the illusion last? If we exist within it for a thousand years, ten thousand years, or even a hundred million years, then the illusion gains meaning.

47. Prioritize people, not doctrines or systems.

48. To embody perfect human nature, one must fulfill these eight conditions:

1. Reverence for the Greatest Creator, respect for gods, Buddhas, and fellow beings.

2. Freedom from competitiveness or a combative mindset.

3. A deep love for nature.

4. Humility, integrity, and honesty.

5. Compassion and empathy.

6. The ability to remain calm and self-adjust in both good times and bad.

7. Harmony with the laws of nature, without seeking to be extraordinary.

8. A profound love for life and for labor.

49. A life without direction is blind; a life without values is lost. The troubles and misfortunes of life primarily stem from the lack of direction and values.

50. Life is like this: you must either be the sun or a reflective surface. If you are neither, your life will be shrouded in darkness, eventually turning into a pile of decaying waste or a chaotic, dark, and dirty path.

51. Everything is a game; only LIFE is true and eternal. Reality is a game: those who become obsessed with it are lost, while those who find joy in it are awakened. To desire reality is the delusion of dreamers; only by embracing the game can one truly live.

52. Nothing in life is especially important or extraordinary—only LIFE is truly worth cherishing and protecting. Life is finite, but LIFE is eternal. All aspects of life should revolve around LIFE—this is life’s core theme.

53. The universe is holographic, and every individual is born with the natures of gods, buddhas, Celestial Beings, humanity, animals, and objects. Due to differences in time, family environment, education, personal effort, and other factors, some create brilliant, masterpiece lives, while others turn their lives into flawed or inferior ones.

54. A grand aspiration shapes a magnificent life; such aspirations hold incredible power over one’s life. All those who achieve greatness are driven by profound aspirations. A life without a grand aspiration is like duckweed drifting aimlessly, unable to reach the peaks of life and LIFE.

55. As long as individuals remain uncertain about their own fate after death, they are, in fact, struggling against the inevitable approach of death, whether they live nobly or humbly.

56. The human body contains eight miraculous programs. Its operation follows a program that includes these eight extraordinary subprograms:

1. Spontaneous Combustion

2. Rescue

3. Self-Poisoning

4. Self-Healing (releasing healing agents)

5. Supernatural Abilities

6. Insanity

7. Spiritual Possession

8. Ecstasy

When the conditions are met, these eight programs automatically activate.

57. Life cannot exist without faith; a life without faith is one filled with contradictions and confusion, lacking direction and purpose, and inevitably destined for tragedy.

58. To bring good to others, one must first live well for oneself; to bring harm, one need only live for others.

59. A fleeting life determines the course of our future LIFE. Every word we speak, every action we take, every thought we harbor, and every intention we form shapes our future. With every passing moment, day and night, our merits and sins are impartially recorded. The path ahead—whether toward light or darkness—is ours alone to choose.

60. The most urgent task in life is to guide the nonmaterial structure of our LIFE to evolve toward higher LIFE spaces, elevating our character, and perfecting our spirituality. While we cannot predict what tomorrow holds, one thing is certain: the structure of our LIFE will shape our future.

61. A favor is not a debt, yet in difficult times, one might be forced to sell even their essentials to repay it. To avoid such hardship, be careful not to fall into the debt of gratitude.

62. Everyone has unlimited potential. The main reason this potential remains untapped is not due to natural stupidity or lack of intelligence, but because they have never found the best path in life.

63. A single devastating blow can break a person, leaving them unable to rise again. Yet, it is the quiet, relentless burdens that often prove to be the real destroyers of life.

64. In the bustling crowds, we see only two types of people: one chasing fame, the other pursuing wealth. The pursuit of fame and wealth is the norm for most people. If we lose our clarity of mind and join this race, we risk reversing our priorities and wasting our precious lives.

65. Life is short. Don’t spend time on small ventures; if you act, aim for greatness. The capital for greatness resides within all of us—and that capital is love.

66. Life is like a play, with no regard for its length, nor whether it gains or loses, succeeds or fails. As one act rises, another falls; what flourishes in the human world may result in a fall in the kingdom of heaven.

67. All has been predetermined. In the face of life’s many complexities, the only way forward is to calmly accept all that naturally unfolds.

68. Humans undeniably have free will—yet it is precisely this freedom that gives rise to life’s hesitation, anxiety, suffering, fear, and sorrow.

69. Understanding oneself is one of the keys to a happy life. Without self-knowledge, one is destined to face a string of troubles and suffering. People often blame the outside world or others—rarely do they turn inward to find the real cause.

70. Who writes the script of our life and arranges the trajectory of our LIFE? We do. Who directs it? The program.

71. The small-headed mind only sees the moment; the big-headed mind looks to the future.

72. Humans exhaust every trick to hook a fish; Satan exhausts every scheme to hook a soul.

The fish cannot see the hand behind the bait; the human cannot see the devil behind the trap.

73. Humanity was not a product of evolution, but was created by angels in accordance with the will of the Greatest Creator.

74. No person or soul in the universe has ever been wronged, and here is why:

1. The Greatest Creator is just and has never wronged anyone.

2. The operation of Tao is meticulous and flawless; “Heaven’s net is vast, yet nothing escapes.”

3. Karma delivers reward and punishment with perfect precision; “Blessings and misfortunes have no gate—one summons them by oneself.”

4. Reality is the projection of one’s consciousness.

5. To know the causes of past lives, observe what one is experiencing now; to know the effects of future lives, observe what one is doing now.

6. The Law of Attraction teaches that like frequencies resonate—birds of a feather flock together, similar voices attract, and shared suffering breeds empathy.

7. The Three Realms exist only in the mind; all phenomena arise from consciousness.

8. The sum of positive and negative energy is always zero. Gains and losses are balanced—where there is gain, there must be loss; where there is loss, there will be gain.

75. Profit clouds wisdom, wisdom clouds the heart, and the heart clouds our heavenly nature (innate nature).

76. Offer no help unless asked; but once asked, help without delay.

77. There is no fixed rule, and the absence of rule is the rule.

There is no fixed form, and formlessness is the true form.

78. In all that changes, something remains unchanged; in what remains unchanged, change still flows.

79. Lesser wisdom is restless; average wisdom competes; great wisdom appears foolish; supreme wisdom is formless, dissolving all visible conflicts with thought beyond form.

Lesser wisdom builds systems; average wisdom perfects laws; great wisdom cultivates the spirit; supreme wisdom roams freely in the realm of the soul.

80. Small changes unfold slowly; great changes strike in an instant.

81. In quiet places, misfortune is rare; in bustling places, disaster may arise.

82. If the direction is wrong, the faster you go, the greater the loss. But if the direction is right, even storms, frost, and bitter cold will still lead you on the surest shortcut.

83. All theories and viewpoints are valid only within specific times and circumstances. When these change, the theories lose their truth and must not be applied indiscriminately.

84. As times, ideas, and lifestyles evolve, so must the relationship between husband and wife. Embracing change is the only constant.

85. Happiness comes to those who flow with the tides of time and adapt with ease, while suffering befalls those who cling to tradition and fear change.

86. Every day could be the last day of your life. Strive to fulfill what must be done and leave no room for regrets.

87. The eight levels of thinking progress as follows:

1. Material thinking

2. Image thinking

3. Associative thinking

4. Illusory thinking

5. Mind Image Thinking

6. Taiji thinking

7. Formless thinking

8. Hundun thinking

Note:

Hundun specifically refers to the order of the Greatest Creator and the seemingly intricate, yet fundamentally unified and harmonious state of the universe.

88. Wisdom unfolds in five ascending levels:

1. Flesh-eye wisdom

2. Heavenly-eye wisdom

3. Wisdom-eye wisdom

4. Dharma-eye wisdom

5. Buddha-eye wisdom

89. Essentially, everything the human mind can imagine exists.

90. In the universe, nothing is impossible; there are only things that remain unperceived or beyond the capacity of thinking.

91. When the Tao is followed, virtue need not be mentioned; when virtue is embodied, benevolence need not be mentioned; when benevolence is practiced, righteousness need not be mentioned; when righteousness is upheld, propriety need not be mentioned.

Without the Tao, virtue becomes the emphasis; without virtue, benevolence becomes the emphasis; without benevolence, righteousness becomes the emphasis; without righteousness, propriety becomes the emphasis.

92. All phenomena arise from the mind, yet the mind transcends all phenomena.

93. Humanity has three origins: the Pyramid, the Garden of Eden, and the incarnation of the Dragon.

94. Passive, negative, and pessimistic words, emotions, and thoughts will bring suffering, misfortune, and disaster. In life, one should strive to be positive, proactive, and optimistic.

95. Our personal confusion arises from the confusion of our consciousness; the chaos in our lives is rooted in the disorder of our consciousness. Our suffering mainly comes from the pain within our consciousness, and our uncertainties stem from a lack of clarity about ourselves—about who we are and what we truly need.

96. If you express yourself clearly, the universe will cooperate with you. But if you do not understand yourself, the universe cannot cooperate with you. The Greatest Creator helps those who help themselves—don’t expect gods or emperors to help you without your own effort.

97. The greater the energy, the more formless it becomes; the lesser the energy, the more it takes form.

98. Three fundamental elements make up the universe: consciousness, structure, and energy.

99. Everyone should cultivate their soul garden. Uproot the weeds and toxic growths of jealousy, selfishness, anger, hatred, resentment, blame, comparison, cursing, worry, anxiety, fear, falsehood, evil, ugliness, lies, sloppiness, hypocrisy, laziness, greed, possessiveness, domination, competitiveness, quarrelsomeness, self-justification, and endless argument.

Instead, sow and cultivate the blossoms and plants of truth, kindness, beauty, love, faith, sincerity, harmony, diligence, courage, selflessness, dedication, service, care, tolerance, understanding, compassion, and mercy.

100. Love, affection, and sexuality are precious gifts bestowed upon humanity by the Greatest Creator. We should let them blossom fully and savor their nourishing embrace.