Yu Menglong Reply: The Retribution｜The Karma｜The Atheism of Satan
Lemon: After the soul of someone whose organs have been illegally transplanted leaves the body, does it linger around the transplant recipient, continuously transmitting its resentment toward its own organs now inside the recipient — which is why severe rejection occurs? Is the spirit of the deceased donor constantly hovering around them with grievance? Or is it that while the soul was still inside the body, it knew the organs were being taken, so it left a lasting resentment within them — and even though the deceased has already reincarnated, this resentment continues to take effect, which is why the body rejects the organs?
Yu: Traditional Chinese medicine says that the organs are responsible for storing "essence-qi" — "essence" is energy, and "qi" is force.
But on an even more microscopic level, what is stored within the organs is a person's hun and po (the soul and the corporeal spirit). I have mentioned in earlier messages that after a person dies, a residual trace remains — and the hun and po I'm referring to are this residual trace.
When a person has their organs removed while still alive and transplanted into another person, although the victim's Main Soul and Secondary Soul have both gone on to reincarnate, the hun and po within the organs do not leave.
The hun and po hide within every single cell of the organ, and these grievance-filled spirits cause the organ's nature to turn yin.
Organ rejection in the recipient is precisely the resentful hun and po in every cell of the organ exacting their revenge.
Even if this organ, due to severe rejection, is replaced again with someone else's organ, the hun and po within that first organ will not leave. They will continue, ceaselessly, to seek opportunities for revenge against the person who received the transplant — because forced organ harvesting and transplantation is murder.
A person who has received such a transplant will know no peace for the rest of their life. The victim will come to find them in their dreams, and life itself will not go smoothly for them. Praying to gods or buddhas will be of no use, because this karmic debt is one they brought upon themselves.
As for the other accomplices — those who kidnap the victims, the doctors and medical staff who wield the scalpels — Heaven will also punish them. This punishment is a slow torment. They will not be killed outright, life for life. Instead, they will be slowly tortured: unable to eat well, unable to sleep well, with the calamity extending even to their descendants — even their children will suffer.
Lemon: When we buy raw meat from the market, do the animals' resentments — from when the butchers killed them — also remain within the meat? Do those animal spirits cling to us?
Yu: Animals are different from humans. Human eyes cannot see what happens in other dimensions, cannot see the karma between past and present lives — but animals can.
When livestock and poultry are born, they already know that this lifetime they have entered the animal realm of the six paths of reincarnation, and that they cannot ultimately escape death.
This actually leads them to anticipate death as a release, so that in the future they can be reborn into a better place.
When a butcher slaughters livestock and live poultry, they too feel pain. But if it is done with one swift stroke, granting them a quick end, the animal's resentment will not be too great — because they had already long known that this would be the conclusion of this life.
But if humans abuse animals, or out of greed seek to eat ever more meat, or hunt animals indiscriminately and cause animals to die senselessly — although the animals are still released and go on to reincarnate, and will not linger around the ones who killed them — the divine beings record it all, and the "karma of killing" will rebound upon those people.
Lemon: For mainland entertainment industry stars who have been sacrificed to Satan, or for those who haven't done the Three Withdrawals, whether they died normally or abnormally, their souls are still bound and unable to break free (tied with red threads). Why is it that once the physical body has vanished, the soul — which should be light and free — still cannot break loose? They didn't sacrifice themselves voluntarily, and many were tricked into joining the evil party — that's a violation of human free will. By what right are they still bound? Why is it that what looks like the most ordinary act in life — raising one's hand to join the evil party — actually carries such a deep and weighty consequence behind it? How can this logic be made easier to understand?
Yu: Beyond eating human flesh and drinking human blood, the sacrificial rituals of the Satanic cult also bind the souls of their victims, turning them into "low-level spirits" who must do evil deeds for Satan and the CCP evil spirit — for example, interfering with humanity's righteous faith in the divine.
The reason I and the Dragon race have been so urgently rescuing the persecuted artists is precisely the fear that they would be cursed and transformed into low-level spirits.
Fortunately, these artists still held a sliver of goodness in their hearts and resisted the evil, so they were not transformed.
Why is it that Chinese people can so easily become targets of Satanic cult sacrifices? It's because Chinese people have, over a long period of time, been indoctrinated by the Communist Party with the doctrine of "atheism."
As long as a person believes in atheism — and yes, ironically, atheism itself is a kind of faith — the moment you place your faith in atheism, the divine beings of the higher realms will let go of you.
"Humans were created by the divine" — the scriptures of every righteous faith say so.
An atheist is like a child who has severed ties with their parents. So when problems arise for that child later, the parents will have no way to help them.
Therefore, when a person believes in atheism and swears allegiance to the CCP evil party (joining the Young Pioneers, the Communist Youth League, and the Communist Party), that person has formally severed ties with the gods and buddhas. Their life now belongs to the communist evil spirit to govern, and their soul belongs to Satan. They have brought it upon themselves — no divine being will come to help them.
The only way out is the Three Withdrawals: withdrawing from the Communist Party, withdrawing from the Communist Youth League, and withdrawing from the Young Pioneers. The Three Withdrawals mean abandoning darkness for the light — returning to the embrace of the divine, allowing one's life and soul to accept the "vow" arranged by the divine. Only then will the divine accept them and lead them away from evil.
Since ancient times it has been said: evil cannot prevail over righteousness. Evil will, in the end, be eliminated by the righteous gods led by the Creator. But before that day comes, the Creator is also waiting — waiting for the Chinese people to do the Three Withdrawals, to abandon darkness for the light, to turn back from the brink and find the shore.
