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Information Concerning the Cheongpyeong Workshop Schedule for April, 2012 세계통일교 선교본부 Unification Church World Mission Headquarters 13F Dowon Bldg., Dohwa 2 dong Mapo-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea 121-728 Tel: (82-2) 3275-4200 Fax: (82-2) 3275-4220 E-mail: [email protected] Ref. No. WMH 2012-34 To : Regional Presidents, National Messiahs, National Leaders From : Unification Church World Mission Headquarters Date : 2.28 by the Heavenly Calendar (March 20, 2012) Re. : Information concerning the Cheongpyeong Workshop Schedule for April, 2012 May God and True Parents’ blessings and love be with all regions, mission nations and providential organizations. Ancestor Liberation Ceremonies and Ancestor Blessing Ceremonies for generations 1-210 have begun from October. Please make a 21-day condition of devotion (breakfast fast or 50 bows) regardless of the number of generations you are liberating before coming to participate in an Ancestor Liberation Ceremony. True Parents instructed the following: “All Blessed Families throughout the world must finish the Ancestor Liberation and Blessing up to and including the 210th generation by December 31, 2012, before the Foundation Day.” All members throughout the world can liberate all possible groups of ancestors at any of the 2-day Workshops held throughout the year. During this time of the blessing of the True Parents of Heaven, Earth and Humankind, ancestor liberation ceremonies for the generations from 211 until 420 are being carried out (from October, 2011). Furthermore, the ancestor blessing ceremony for the next set of 7 generations will be conducted from March. See below for more detailed information. Members from all over the world that cannot come to Cheongpyeong can apply for ancestor liberation and ancestor blessing ceremony from their countries until December 31, 2012. For more details please check the Cheongpyeong website. Please note that this official memo is intended for those members living outside of Korea and Japan. 1. 2-day Workshop Schedule for April, 2012 Father’s side – F, Mother’s side – M, Grandmother on Father’s side – GMF, Grandmother on Mother’s side – GMM Month Schedule ALC Note 1st 4/7 (Sat) – 8 (Sun) Saturday – Sunday Workshop week 2nd 4/13 (Fri) – 14 (Sat) F, M, Friday - Sunday Workshop week GMF, Ancestor Blessing Ceremony, 3rd GMM 4/21 (Sat) – 22 (Sun) Spirit World and Physical week 1-210 World Blessing Ceremony 4th 4/27 (Fri) – 28 (Sat) Friday - Saturday Workshop week 세계통일교 선교본부 Unification Church World Mission Headquarters 13F Dowon Bldg., Dohwa 2 dong Mapo-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea 121-728 Tel: (82-2) 3275-4200 Fax: (82-2) 3275-4220 E-mail: [email protected] * The opening ceremony for the workshops will begin at 6:50 p.m. 2. Ancestor Liberation Ceremony (Generations 1-210) 1) All members from around the world can liberate all possible groups of ancestors at any of the 2-day workshops held throughout the year. However, the 25,000 won registration fee is required for each 7-generation group of ancestors. With respect to the registration fee, the F and M together form one group, and the GMF and GMM form another group. 2) To liberate any Second or Third Generation who has passed away, whether blessed or unblessed, please prepare the liberation donation in accordance with the collateral liberation standard. 3) If your grandmother, grandfather, or parent, who is included in generations 1~7 passes away after the ancestor liberation for generations 1-7, they are a “Person who passes away after liberation.” You must register and offer a donation of gratitude if you are a direct descendant, or liberate them as collateral, with a full donation, otherwise. 4) The donation for the collateral liberation varies with the nationality of the spirit to be liberated. Please refer to the attachment file for the group standard. 5) There is no need to register the collaterals for an Ancestor Blessing Ceremony if they were married. They will receive the blessing automatically when you bless your ancestors at the Ancestor Blessing Ceremony. If they died single, you need to apply for their blessing when there is a “Blessing Ceremony for the Spirits of Unmarried 1st Generation Members.” 6) When you attend an ancestor liberation ceremony as a representative for someone else, a registration fee for you, and for the person whom you are representing, is required. 3. Ancestor Blessing Ceremony (Generations 1-210) Schedule Information Schedule 4/21 (Sat) – 22 (Sun), 2012 1) Members for whom 100 days have passed since generations 1-7 on the F, M, Eligible GMF, and GMM were liberated and the full liberation donations were offered. Participants 2) Members for whom 100 days have passed since generations 8-210 on the F, M, GMF and GMM were liberated and the full liberation donations were offered. Materials Holy robes (and white gloves and socks), blessing ring (you may use your own), to Prepare *Blessing donation of gratitude As far as possible, the individual who liberated a particular 7 generation set of Points to ancestors should also participate in the Ancestor Blessing Ceremony to bless those Consider generations 1) Ancestor Blessing Ceremonies for generations 1-210 have begun from October, 2011 and will be held once a month. Generations 1-210 can be blessed when their descendants attend an 세계통일교 선교본부 Unification Church World Mission Headquarters 13F Dowon Bldg., Dohwa 2 dong Mapo-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea 121-728 Tel: (82-2) 3275-4200 Fax: (82-2) 3275-4220 E-mail: [email protected] Ancestor Blessing Ceremony, held on the third weekend of every month. (Schedule is subject to change.) 2) Starting from July 2002, ancestors who have become Absolute Good Spirits through the blessing come to separate spirits from their descendants during the Chanyang Yeoksa of the Ancestor Liberation Ceremonies. (Angels work with members who have not blessed their ancestors.) 3) The donation amount of the Ancestor Blessing for generation 1-7 is set according to national group (as of August 2003). This is offered once for the F and includes all four lineages (F, M, GMF, and GMM). However, if blessing the four lineages at separate times, a blessing donation of gratitude (same amount offered for generations 8 and above) is made each time you register. It is possible to offer the blessing donation in installments, and to begin blessing generations 8 and above before full payment is completed. 4) The Blessing donation of gratitude for generations 8 and above is offered per group of 7 generations. It includes all four lineages (F, M, GMF, GMM) if you are blessing them all at once, and is offered again each time you register to bless lineages in a particular generation group. 4. Ancestor Liberation and Blessing Ceremonies for generations after the 210th generation 1) Any member who completed either the F’s side, M’s side, GMF’s side or GMM’s side (any one of the four) ancestor blessing ceremony up to and including the 210th generation, will receive the grace from Heung Jin Nim and Dae Mo Nim of the liberation of their ancestors from the 211th until the 420th generation. (The ancestor liberation ceremony for generations 218-224 will be held from March until July, 2012. There is no required liberation fee for this grace). 2) From March until July, 2012, the ancestor blessing ceremony for generations 211-217 will be conducted. Eligible participants are all those members who attended the “210th Generation ancestor blessing ceremony” during October, November and December, 2011 (Those members whose ancestors have been liberated, and for which 100 days have passed). 3) Other preparations for the ancestor blessing ceremony are the same as with the ancestor blessing ceremony for generations 1-210. (A fee for the ancestor liberation 세계통일교 선교본부 Unification Church World Mission Headquarters 13F Dowon Bldg., Dohwa 2 dong Mapo-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea 121-728 Tel: (82-2) 3275-4200 Fax: (82-2) 3275-4220 E-mail: [email protected] ceremony is not required after the 210th generation. However, a fee for the ancestor blessing ceremony is still required. Please refer to the Attachment File, “Group Standard”). 5. Sending Donations to Cheongpyeong Whenever you send money to Cheongpyeong, please be sure to send the following information; otherwise, we will not be able to confirm your donation. - Back payment for Ancestor liberation: Back Payment Form B (attachment) or equivalent information - Workshop Fees or Petty Expenses (a) Name of the remitter, (b) Blessing group, Date of Birth (c) Purpose: (e.g. balance of 161st 40 day WS fee for John Smith) (d) E-mail address, (e) Telephone number, Fax number (f) Country, (g) Amount of money being sent, (h) Date you made the remittance 1) Sending Donations by Check or International Money Order IMPORTANT Please note that there is an $8 (US) processing fee for checks (money orders) under US$1000 and a US$10 fee for checks (money orders) US$1000 and over. Make check payable to HSA-UWC-CSC Gyeonggi-do, Gapyeong-gun Address for Cheongpyeong Seorak-myeon, Songsan-ri, 432-1 Training Center Postal Code: 477-855, South Korea * In the envelope with the check, please make sure you include the information mentioned above. DO NOT send the information beforehand by e-mail or fax. 2) Sending Donations by Bank Wire IMPORTANT The banks charge a processing fee on both ends of the transfer when sending donations by wire. Please add an extra US $20~$25 to the donation you are sending to cover the fee in Korea, or please tell your bank to charge you the fees necessary for Woori Bank to receive the amount of money you want to send. For more details, please inquire at your bank.
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