Watching 2

Prologue - Encounter with the 'Invisible Me'

[Part 1: Will 'I' really magically grow bigger as I broaden my horizons?]

Chapter 1: Who is the 'invisible me' inside me?
- Who remembers my past so well?
- Who is the ‘invisible me’ who sees the future?
- Who puts thoughts into the brain?
- Self 1 and Self 2

Chapter 2: Want to broaden your physical field of vision?
- Will looking at space photos really improve my grades?
- Do high ceiling rooms really increase creativity?
- Will it really get easier the more I distance myself from the computer?
- Will broadening your horizons really make you healthier?
- Will my luck improve as I broaden my horizons?

Chapter 3: Shall we broaden our psychological horizons?
- Will the success rate of negotiations increase as you imagine further distances?
- Will imagining a large area increase creativity?
- Will creativity increase as we embrace foreign culture?
- Will having a multinational perspective increase your negotiating power?
- Will it really be less painful if we broaden the scope of comparison?
- If we broaden our horizons, will we really see different doors?

Chapter 4: Shall we broaden our temporal perspective?
- Will the longer you look ahead, the more successful you will really be?
- The longer you look, the more accurately you will see me?

[Part 2: As space expands, will 'me' really magically grow larger?]

Chapter 1: Shall we expand the space of ‘me’ to include others?
- Will the conflict be magically resolved if we look at it through the other person's eyes?
- Will I really become wiser if I see things through the eyes of ‘someone else’ rather than ‘myself’?
- Would it really be easier if I looked at it through the eyes of ‘someone else’ rather than ‘me’?
- If you accept someone you want to be like, will you really become like them?

Chapter 2: Shall we expand the space of ‘me’ to include objects and animals?
- How far does the space of ‘me’ extend?
- Can you see with sound like a bat?
- Can we build buildings without air conditioning like termites?
- Can you survive in ice water like a fish?
- If I expand the space of ‘me’ infinitely, will ‘me’ also become infinite?

Will it be effective when studying Chapter 3?
- Will my grades really improve as I expand my space?
- What happens if we extend the temporal distance further?
- Increase the time gap between studies.
- You get more space when solving problems than when memorizing them repeatedly.

Chapter 4: If my field of vision narrows, will I really become smaller?
- When your vision narrows, do you really want to escape?
- When your vision becomes too narrow, do you really want to give up?
- If your vision narrows, will your genius really be closed off?

Chapter 5: Depending on the perspective, 'I' can grow or shrink.
- If you broaden your horizons, you'll be good at creative work, and if you narrow your horizons, you'll be good at specific work.
- Align the perspectives of the message sender, the message content, and the delivery location.
- Present the big picture from a distance.

#1, 2 Review - The more I broaden my horizons, the more magically I become.

[Part 3: Is the empty space really the 'true me'?]

Chapter 1 Why does it spread so freely as we broaden our horizons?
- Would you like to expand your horizons infinitely?
- Are my body and all things really empty spaces?
- The brain's thoughts create illusions.
- If you broaden your perspective, you will realize that 'reality is a video'.
- When you broaden your field of vision, all the noise disappears into space.

Chapter 2 Why does magic pour out endlessly from empty space?
- The empty space is filled with magical light particles.
- 'Individual Me' vs.
'The Whole Me'
- Light particles have two bodies.
- 'I' also have two bodies like a grain of light.

Chapter 3: You Can Know Me by Seeing the Omnipotent Grains of Light
- When a crisis strikes, it unleashes explosive power.
- Possesses infinite power that cannot be measured
- Overcome any barrier
- Not restricted by distance
- You can change the past too

Chapter 4: When 'Self 1' closes, 'Self 2' spreads out.
- Physical disabilities are for spiritual leaps.
- No trial is designed from which one cannot escape.
- Can I, who am made of light, survive without eating food?
- The more you broaden your horizons, the more you will escape from material illusions.
- The world of infinite light is the eternal 'truth'.

[Part 4: The Magic of Empty Space]

Chapter 1: Everything Flows Out of Empty Space
- Is it really me who makes my body turn?
- The empty space makes my body turn.
- Does intelligence really flow from the brain?
- Infinite intelligence flows from empty space.
- Empty space makes the universe rotate perfectly.

Chapter 2: The size of space is the size of real creativity.
- If you make a wish upon a star, will it really come true?
- Other thoughts should not be attached.
- If you completely let go of your thoughts, it will happen on its own.
- If you imagine that it has already been solved, will it really come true?

Chapter 3: Does empty space really know all the answers?
- Why do answers come when you stop thinking?
- All answers are stored in empty space.

Chapter 4: How to get answers in empty space?
- Do light work to solve problems
- Why do thoughts come to me more easily when I'm doing light work?
- Will there be answers to more difficult questions?

Chapter 5: Observing things as they are reveals an empty space.
- Listening to your body will help you eat only what you need.
- Just observe it as it is.
- If you don't let your mind get in the way, your body will hit the ball automatically.

Chapter 6: Imagine your favorite scene and your heart will open wide.
- Imagine your favorite animal, flower, or fish.
- Imagine a happy memory from the past.
- If you like something, your heart won't close.

[Part 5: How to Infinitely Broaden Your Vision?]

Chapter 1: Watching is a 'Looking In'
- If you look inside, you'll see an empty space.
- If you look closely, you will find a distance between your thoughts.
- Reality is a mirror that looks into my mind.
- If you look closely, you can see hidden thoughts.

What if I can't see Chapter 2 clearly?
- Repeat to yourself, “I release this thought into infinite space.”
- Empty space understands all words.
- It's easy to become separated when you look at it from someone else's perspective.
- Imagine 'anger spreading out of your body'
- Imagine the pain spreading out of your body.

Chapter 3: The Easiest Watching Method
- When you imagine space, it becomes empty.
- If you imagine the space, it will come out easily.
- Want to keep your eyes open and watch?

Chapter 4: The longer and farther you look, the more infinite it becomes.
- The Earth is a school designed for spiritual growth.
- All trials are designed by my soul.
- Everyone is an actor who helps me.
- Appearance is a mask for acting.
- Angels appear in many forms.

Epilogue - True Sanctuary Is Within My Heart

Watching 2

The essence of in-depth reporting from a veteran MBC reporter with 30 years of experience!

What do you do when you get incredibly angry?

Go into the bathroom and look at yourself in the large wall mirror.
The anger begins to subside on its own.
Why? Because I distance myself and look at things objectively.
So what happens if you increase the distance? For example, if you look down at yourself from 100 meters above? Your anger will subside more quickly.
So, what if you look down from 1,000 meters above? The anger subsides even faster.


So, what if we expand the time horizon this time? For example, imagine yourself engulfed in anger and looking back on it five years from now? The anger will subside significantly.
So, imagine looking back from ten years later? The anger subsides even more.
As you look at yourself by increasing the distance in space and time, you will begin to see yourself with increasingly bigger eyes.
Why? Because the size of the 'invisible me' increases.
So, if I increase the size of the space, will my other abilities also pour out more and more?

Will studying in a room with a high ceiling improve your grades? It'll jump by an instant 25%.

Will studying in a room with a view of the window improve my grades? It'll boost them by 20%.
Will my memorization score improve if I memorize between two rooms? It'll jump by 20% immediately.
-Will my grades improve if I take a test after looking at space photos? Yes, they will immediately.
(The experimental results are described in detail in the text.)

Marlone Henderson, a psychologist at the University of Texas, conducted an experiment to see if this principle also applies to negotiation success rates.
The result is this.

-If you negotiate face to face with your counterpart → Negotiation efficiency is less than 500 points
-Imagine that your negotiating partner is on the lower floor → Negotiation efficiency 825 points
-Imagine that your negotiating partner is a few kilometers away → Negotiation efficiency 955 points
-Imagine that your negotiating partner is thousands of kilometers away → Negotiation efficiency 1000 points

The result is always the same.
The larger the size of the space you imagine, the higher the success rate of negotiation.
The same goes for health.
Patients who live in rooms with a window view recover much faster than those in rooms without a window view.
Having green spaces around where you live can also increase your lifespan.
The more I expand my field of vision, the more I see the same phenomenon occurring in all fields.
The more you broaden your horizons, the higher or better your grades, intelligence, creativity, wisdom, vitality, longevity, health, luck, etc.
The size of the space is my size.
So, does that mean that the 'true me' is an empty space?

The brain perceives 'me' as a physical body made of material.
But if you look at it with an electron microscope, my body is an empty space.
Even if you look at it logically, it is true.


-70% of my body is water.
What if I drained all the water from my body? 70% of my body would disappear.
-The flesh and muscles of my body are made from the food I eat.
What if I were to remove everything made from food from my body? My flesh and muscles would disappear.
-What about bones? Without vitamins A and D, bones cannot be formed.
Vitamins A and D are produced only in the presence of sunlight.
What if I were to remove everything made of sunlight from my body? Even my bones would disappear.


That is, if I take away from my body everything that is not mine, such as water, food, and sunlight, then I have nothing left.
It's just empty space.
In this way, we live in an illusion created by the thoughts of our brain.
That's why Einstein also said, "Reality is an optical illusion."
So what exactly is empty space? A closer look through an electron microscope reveals that empty space is filled with light grains (particles).
‘I’ am a space of light filled with grains of light.
It's just that the naked eye can't perceive it.


When photographed with a high-performance energy field camera, it was confirmed that the wider the field of view, the wider and farther the light spreads from the human body (photos included in the text).
That is, the more I broaden my field of vision, the wider and farther my ‘light self’ spreads.
As it spreads out like this, more and more of me is pouring out - my intelligence, my wisdom, my creativity, my energy, my vitality.
These facts are perfectly proven by elaborate experiments (Chapters 1 and 2).
The more I broaden my horizons, the more my ability to create reality grows.
This is the 'observer effect' in quantum physics.

Talking about the inner world can easily become abstract or mystical.
But this book is backed up by rigorous scientific evidence.
The author, Kim Sang-woon, is an active broadcast journalist.
Five years ago, he wrote the best-selling book “Watching - The Magic of God” which was read by 300,000 readers.
This time, the author's experience, which has reached a higher level, such as meeting the light of the source, has been added, and even the principles of creation and the identity of 'me', which may be difficult for ordinary people to understand, are introduced in an easy-to-understand way, as if watching TV news, through quantum physics experiments.
It is a surprising and refreshing shock to learn that a reporter who covers and reports the truth of the outside world can also uncover the truth of the inner world and convey it to the world in an easily understandable way.