Structure on June 24 Sets Next Year's Fruit

0:00 Did you eat these fruits this morning? Yes. Was it tasty or not? Very tasty. Very tasty? One was. Oh, one. One was tasty, but one was not tasty. One was tasty, but one was disappointing. Something is wrong with your taste buds. Look at this skin, there's lots of space. This is not a tangerine, it's like cotton.

한 개는 맛있는데, 한 개는 아쉬워요.

0:58 The tangerine flowers that bloomed this year — last year, the flower buds that formed from the end of June to early July are what bloom. So this year's crops, the plants that give you fruit — actually the nutrient that you gave last year between June and July, that affects how the quality of the fruit comes out. Fruit that sets once a year — almost all of it has to be conceived from the end of June of the previous year to early July for the fruit to come out right.

금년에 밀감 꽃이 피는 것은 지난해에 6월 말에서 7월 초에 꽃눈이 생긴 게 피는 거예요. 1년에 한 번 열리는 과실은 거의가 다, 6월 말서부터, 전년도 6월 말서부터 7월 초에 임신된 거라야 제대로 되는 거예요, 과실이.

1:42 So the fruit that you are harvesting this year, actually their nutrient depends on the last year's June and through the July, what you give to the plant, and then that time, it depends on what you are giving to them. Their pregnancy is pregnancy of the stage on this year, which is fruiting. It will result. Yeah, result. Their result, yeah. Thank you.

2:31 Seeing there's no reaction, you explained it wrong. Do it again. Okay, I'm going to tell you again. The result of this year's fruit harvest just depends on what you are giving on last year's nutrients, June to July. June to July — from the end of June to early July, it has to be conceived then, so that when the fruit sets the following year... So the nutrients that end of June and beginning of July, those nutrients — what kind of nutrients you are giving to them — that result will show in this year's crop.

반응이 없는 거 보면 얘기 잘못한 거야. 다시 해. June to July. 6월 말서부터 7월 초에 임신된 걸 해야 그 이듬해 열매가 열렸을 때

3:23 The flowers that bloom in spring didn't form that spring. Those flowers formed last year, at the end of June and early July, and they bloom in spring. So this year, when they flowering, that nutrient is according to last year's, between end of June to beginning of July, nutrient. But this tangerine, this one, didn't form flower buds at the end of June and early July. But this fruit, last year between end of June and the beginning of July, the flower bud wasn't created yet.

봄에 꽃이 피는 것이 그 봄에 꽃이 생긴 게 아니라 그 꽃은 지난해 6월 말, 7월 초에 생긴 것이 봄에 피는 거예요. 그런데 이 밀감은, 이 밀감은 6월 초, 6월 말하고 7월 초에 꽃눈이 안 생겼던 거예요.

4:14 Even the flower is bloom, actually there is a group of And even if a flower formed, instead of being born as a normal baby, it miscarries. the fruit is on, actually there is a miscarriage. So this tangerine has a skin, but there's nothing inside. That's why there is a skin, but inside the material is not good at all. It's just like a miscarriage. Inside here, the tangerine juice — when you eat it there should be lots of juice, but the pockets... There should be many pockets, but it was short of nutrients when it was conceived, so only very few of these pockets were made.

그런데 꽃이 생겼다 하더라도 정상적인 아기로 태어나는 게 [아니라] 유산을 하는 거예요. 그래서 이 밀감은 껍데기는 있어도 속이 없어. 이 안의 그 밀감, 주스는 다 먹으면 즙이 많아야 되는데 주머니가 주머니가 많아져야 되는데 임신할 때 영양물이 모자라가지고서 이 주머니가 아주 조금밖에 안 만들어진 거예요.

4:57 So in tangerine there is a little pocket that holds lots of juices. Because of lack of nutrients last year, summer, so they don't have enough pockets to hold the juice. And there is not much juice in there too. Inside this big pocket, small ones — it should make lots of small pockets, but they weren't made. So each piece of the tangerine, there's another pocket, small ones.

이 큰 주머니 안에 조그만 (…) 주머니를 많이 만들어야 되는데 그게 안 만들어진 거예요.

5:44 So because of the lack of the nutrients, they haven't developed many small pockets with the juices. So the pockets in here — compared with an ordinary papaya or mango: for lots of fruit to hang, lots of flowers have to open, right? But this one was short of nutrients at that time, so it couldn't make them. So when they're starting to fruiting, There is a lack of nutrients. That's why they don't have fully developed. And the lack of nutrients, that's the reason of that. If you compare this to a person, it had really bad morning sickness.

그래서 여기에 들어있는 주머니, 이것이 일반 파파야나 망고나 이런 걸 비교했을 때 열매가 많이 매달려야, 꽃이 많이 펴야 열매가 많이 매달릴 거 아니에요. 그런데 이건 그때 영양물이 모자라가지고 이걸 못 만든 거예요. 이게 사람으로 비교한다면 입덧을 너무 심하게 한 거예요.

6:36 So compared to human beings, that tangerine has too much morning sickness. That's why it didn't grow well. If a person has really bad morning sickness, the baby isn't healthy. Because the mother suffers, the baby suffers too. So mom is suffering because baby is suffering at the same time.

사람이 입덧을 심하게 하면 그 아기가 건강하지 못해요. 엄마가 고생하니까 아기도 고생하니까.

7:22 To make it really plump and firm, it's June 30 or July 5, and at that point you have to hit it well, a home run, for it to fill out properly. If you mis-hit it, isn't that an error? This is an error. It's not a home run, I'm saying. Between end of June and beginning of July, you need to have a good nutrient, but they didn't give enough nutrient. When you hit the ball, it should be a home run, but it was an error. It became an error. This is an error, what else?

아주 탱글탱글하게 (…) 만들려면 6월 30일 또는 7월 5일이니까 그것이 그 홈런으로 쳐야, 잘 쳐야 (…) 거 아니야. 빗맞히면 에러 아니야? 이건 에러야. 홈런 치기 아니라고. 이건 에러지 뭐야.

8:07 Foul ball. Yes, a foul ball. It missed. So all year long, you've been farming a crop that misses. So even you farmed, whole year you had many foul balls. June 24 ... June 24, June 24 — if you had given the changeover treatment then, it would have been very good. You farm knowing that time (unclear).

네, 파울볼. 빗나갔어. 그래서 여러분들이 1년 내내 농사도 빗나가는 농사지은 거예요. 6월 24일, (…) 6월 24일, 6월 24일에 교대기 처리를 해줬으면 아주 좋았을 건데. 그때 (…) 알고서 (농사를) 짓는 거예요.

9:07 June 24th, you didn't give the changeover nutrients. That's why the fruit came out that way. There was a lot of changeover period, but there's a water-soluble calcium phosphate that helps the flowering. You didn't give that enough. That was a lot. Put another way: when a mother has morning sickness, isn't it sour food she craves? Crops, tangerines too — during morning sickness they crave the sour (unclear). So he is going to give you the recipe, but when they are morning sickness, if you don't So if you're going to give calcium phosphate at that time...

미리 얘기해 준다고 하면 엄마가 입덧할 때 좋아하는 게 신 거 아니잖아요? 신 걸 좋아하는 거예요. 작물도 밀감도 입덧할 땐 신 걸 좋아하는 거예요. 그래 그때 인산칼슘을 주게 될 것 같으면은

9:58 give enough of calcium phosphate, because of that, So that's the result. But at that time you have to speed up blood circulation so absorption is fast. To speed up circulation, [we add] OHN. Also, they need a good circulation, so we add oriental herb nutrient with that. Downstairs? Okay. And then that water down there. [The prescription] will be given again this afternoon (unclear). Okay. We are going to give you all this recipe.

근데 그때 혈액순환을 빨리 시켜야 흡수가 빨리될 거예요. 혈액순환을 빨리 시킬려니까 한방영양제를 그 (…) 오후에 (…) 처방을 다시 내리(…)

10:43 So Drake is printing out that nutrient cycle [Have some water,] since you keep coughing. recipe, so we will give you that paper this afternoon. And then calcium phosphate — if you give calcium phosphate a week before June 30, on June 24, the 24th, the rooms that hold the juice multiply. So when you give water-soluble calcium phosphate, previous year, June 24th, and...

(물 좀 드세요,) 기침이 자꾸 오시니까. 그리고 거기다 인산칼슘을 갖다가 6월 30일보다는 일주일 전에, 6월 24일, 24일에 인산칼슘을 주게 되면 이 주스를 잡아놓는 방이 많아지려고 하고

11:33 There's a little pocket. A week before? A week before, yes. There's something in the... Huh? You need this, yeah? We turned it off because the sound is horrible, make a noise. But you cannot hear? I can hear. You can hear? Wait, wait, I found it. Oh, just you. That's me? Oh, I need this. Yeah. Somebody turn on that thing. Yeah, somebody turn it off. My voice is small so I need a microphone. You didn't need one, Director.

일주일 전이요? 일주일 전, 네. 아, 나는 목소리가 작아서 마이크가 필요한데요. 원장님은 안 필요했는데.

12:25 Thank you. So, previous year, June 24th, you need to start giving water-soluble calcium phosphate, which is the flowering, that is, we call changeover period, nutrient. He's going to give you that recipe, but whole nutrient cycle recipe we are printing out and then give you this afternoon.

13:28 Yeah. Uh-uh. Doesn't work. Nobody. Uh-uh. Jason? Huh? Jason? Oh, no, we know. He is going to give you the recipe. Yes, this afternoon. He's my student, you know. I've sent it [to him] (unclear).

어, 지금 제 학생이거든요. (…) 보냈어.

14:14 [It's coming out] soon (unclear). Tell them not to worry. Then around June 24 — that's early pregnancy, isn't it? Early pregnancy. That's when you have to give the nutrients, at the start of pregnancy, to hit the home run (unclear). If you give it after that, it's an error. So even before pregnancy, before even flowering, you need to prepare them to get pregnant, healthy pregnancy. That's why you need to give one week ahead, which is June 24th, give water-soluble calcium phosphate. So between June 30 and July 5, [conception] happens at this time (unclear).

(…) 곧 (…) 나오고 있어요. 걱정하지 말라고. 나중에는 6월 24일경에, 이때가 임신 초기 아니야. 임신 초기. 그래야 임신 (…) 참에 영양분을 줘야 홈런을 쳐야 해요. 그 다음에 주면 에러야. 그래서 6월 30일과 7월 5일 사이에 (…) 이때 (…) 돼야 합니다.

15:04 So you have to feed it on June 24 (unclear). So, before pregnancy, you start one week before, you start giving the water-soluble calcium phosphate, and then one week later, between June 30 to July 5, they are starting to absorbing the nutrients. That's why you need to be prepared to help them to pregnant. So that's why you need to start giving those water-soluble calcium phosphate one week ahead.

그래서 6월 24일에 거름을 줘야

15:52 And here, for juice, the small pockets — the small pockets have no shine, no color. This tangerine, in the small pocket where the juice is, the juice should be in there. The color is really really bad. When you were eating them and said, 'This is really good,' if you peeled one open and looked, didn't it sparkle? The healthy tangerine, the little pouch where the juice is residing, healthy one is shine, it sparkles. But this one is like old grandma's face.

그리고 여기 주스 치고는 작은 주머니, 작은 주머니에 빛깔이 없어, 색깔이 없어. 여러분들이 잡수실 때 먹으면서 아주 맛있다 했을 때 그걸 까서 보면 반짝반짝 튀지 않던가요?

16:41 So, yeah, that fruit, inside, supposed to be, looks like a young girl's face, skin, Inside, it should sparkle and shine, but this is all wrinkles, just wrinkles. but that one is just so many wrinkles. So there is hardly any liquid. So when you chew it, you are chewing like a cotton. So when you put in calcium phosphate at this time, it has to be absorbed fast. So not just solid calcium phosphate — you have to give water-soluble calcium phosphate so it's absorbed fast.

그 속이 (…) 반짝반짝 빛나야 되는데 이게 주름만, 주름만. 그래서 이때에 인산칼슘을 갖다 딱 넣을 때에 흡수가 빨리 되게 해야 되거든. 그래서 그냥 고체형 인산칼슘이 아니라 수용성 인산칼슘을 줘야 흡수가 빨리 되는 거라고.

17:33 So at this time, we keep repeating this, you need to give calcium phosphate, but you need to give the water-soluble calcium phosphate so they can absorb better. So this is about fruit: fruit that sets once a year — around June 30, around June 24 of the previous year, you give the nutrients and that's the home run. Fruit that sets [more than] once a year (unclear) — those have their own separate timing. Only once a year. So in this case, he is only talking about the fruit tree only give you once a year. Yeah? That one, you need to start giving water-soluble calcium phosphate on June 24.

그래서 이거는 과실에 대해서는 1년에 한 번 여는 과실은 전해 6월 30일경에, 6월 24일경에 영양분을 주어야 홈런을 치는 거고, 1년에 (…) 열리는 거고, 그런 거는 시기가 따로따로 있으니까.

18:26 But there's some fruit trees like papaya or those, they flower and fruit, flower and fruit, you have to follow their cycle. So he's going to give that nutrient formula this afternoon also. So if you make it that way, there's a lot of juice in here. When you use right nutrient and right cycle, you have lots of juice in the fruit. Then when people eat it, with lots of juice in the mouth it tastes good, and the sugar is high, so it's very good. there's a lot of juice and also the sweetness increases.

그래서 이걸 그렇게 만들면 이 안에 주스가 아주 많이 들어있어. 그럼 이제 먹으면 사람들이 입에 주스가 많으면 맛도 좋고 당도가 높으니까 아주 좋은 겁니다.

19:15 So it tastes really good. One more thing — the mothers here who have been pregnant: when you're pregnant and reach full term, does this skin tear or not? A woman who had given birth, the mother, when ready to give birth, your skin breaks out. What happened? Oh, stretch... Oh, stretch, stretch mark. Yeah. So it grows, but also you will have a stretch mark.

그 하나는, 임신해 봤던 경험이 있는 엄마들 말이야. 임신 돼서 만삭이 되면 이 피부가 터져, 안 터져?

20:04 The skin tearing — that's because it lacks elasticity. Because the reason that you're having a stretch mark, you don't have a flexibility in your skin. That's what I'm saying. Elasticity. Elasticity. They're getting crazy. The reason is your skin is not flexible, that's why your skin is having a stretch mark.

그 피부가 터지는 것은 뭐냐면 탄력성이 없기 때문에 그런 거예요.

20:55 So what makes elasticity? Calcium phosphate makes elasticity. Yes, the flexibility of skin, that water-soluble calcium phosphate will make that. The people who had morning sickness all tear [get stretch marks].

그래서 탄력성을 무엇으로 만드냐 하면 인산칼슘이 탄력성을 만드는 거예요. 입덧을 한 사람들은 다 터져요.

21:45 Because they have a lack of those calcium phosphates. Because I'm a man, I don't know that well. So people, livestock and crops all have life force. They reproduce offspring. Even the human, livestock and crops, we are different, but the life cycle is all same, Because they reproduce offspring, the process — the kinds are different, but the process is the same.

그래서 사람이나 가축이나 작물은 다 생명력을 갖고 있는 거예요. 자손을 번식하잖아. 자손을 번식하기 때문에 그 과정이, 종류가 다르긴 다르지만 과정은 똑같다는 거예요.

22:33 the nutrient is all same. Now, in the Bible, in the New Testament, the Gospel of Mark: Jesus was walking with his disciples, and he was hungry, and just then there was a fig tree beside the road. He went to see if there were figs to pick and eat, [but there were none]. So Jesus cursed it: 'You will [bear no fruit] — you will not bear children.' He said that, and as soon as he said it, the tree withered and died.

그런데 그 저기, 성경에 신약에 마가복음 보면 예수님이 제자들하고 가다가 배가 고파서, 시장하셔서, 그때 마침 무화과나무가 옆에 있었던 거예요. 무화과가 있을까 하고 따서 드신다고 (…) 그래서 예수님이 저주를 해서 '너는 (…) 자식을 못 낳을 거다' 이 얘기를 했는데 그 얘기 하자마자 말라 죽어버렸어요.

23:27 In the New Testament, in Mark, there's a saying: Jesus Christ walked and then he was hungry, so he wanted to eat this fruit, It's fruit, but there's no fruit. Muhwagwa. What is muhwagwa? Oh, fig tree. There's a fig tree, but there's no fruit. So he cursed the tree. You're not going to have any fruit anymore. And that tree, because Jesus cursed the tree, that tree dried and died. Why did that happen? God's grace didn't come down on the fig tree. The reason is that there is no God's blessing on that fig tree. That's why there is no fruit.

그걸 왜 그랬냐? 하나님의 은총이 무화과나무에 안 내린 거예요.

24:16 With nature's grace it would surely have been conceived and set fruit, but because it didn't receive God's grace, it didn't bear. So in nature, if you have lots of blessings, there is abundance of fruit on the tree. But this tree didn't have God's blessing, that's why there is no fruit. So if you leave a tree planted in nature to its seasons, the season makes it bear fruit. In nature, if you leave the tree alone because of nature, it doesn't naturally bear fruit But people got greedy and kept giving nutrients, and so they blocked God's grace.

그래서 자연의 은총을 받으려면 반드시 임신이 되어 있어서 열매가 열렸을 건데 하나님의 은혜를 받지 못하기 때문에 안 열린 거예요. 그래서 자연에서 심겨진 그 계절을 놔두면 계절이 열매를 맺게 만든 건데 사람이 욕심을 부리면서 영양분을 주다 보니까 하나님의 은총을 가로막은 거예요.

25:09 or what not. But they, because we are controlling the trees with all this artificial food, that's why the trees are not doing a good job. So because humans refused grace — if you match it, it has no choice but to bear fruit. But not knowing that, they just pile on fertilizer (unclear), so the fruit didn't set. So: 'Cursed, you will die.' Because we are controlling this nature, that's why it didn't work.

그래서 인간이 은총을 거부했기 때문에, 그걸 맞춰서 열면 열려야 할 수밖에 없는 거예요. 그런데 그걸 모르고 거름만 (…) 주니까 (…) 열매가 안 열린 거지. 그래서 너는 저주를 받으면 죽어버린다.

25:55 So there's a curse. That's why the trees die. There's no blessings. So the parable of the fig tree gives a tremendous teaching: living things in nature must receive God's grace. So the teaching in the fig tree is, you need to receive God's blessing and you will be flourished. So this tangerine here [pushed away] God's grace, and so the fruit [has no] taste (unclear). Because this fruit, they push away God's blessing, that's why that fruit didn't come out correctly.

그래서 그 무화과의 비유는 자연 속에 사는 생명체들이 하나님의 은총을 받아야 된다는 엄청난 가르침을 주십니다. 자, 그래서 여기 이 밀감은 하나님의 은총을 (…) 열매가 맛이 (…) 거예요.

26:53 Even without receiving God's grace, because we supplement with nutrients that have the same content as that grace, we can make something very tasty. So in natural farming, we are not like God, but we are using God's blessing and making similar this nutrient and give to the crops, that's why they come out beautifully. So you had papaya this morning too, right? So you had a papaya this morning? Was papaya ... or kind of almost? (unclear) Still, [they say] the papaya that came this morning was tasty (unclear).

하나님의 은총을 받지 못했지만 은총과 같은 내용의 것을 영양분으로 보충을 해놓기 때문에 아주 맛있는 것을 만들 수 있는 거예요. 그래서 오늘 아침에 파파야도 드셨지요? (…) 그래도 오늘 아침에 온 파파야는 맛있었어요.

27:45 But today papaya was very tasty. But that papaya is one that [name unclear] didn't fertilize. But that papaya, they didn't put the fertilizer at the bottom of the tree. And the feed it did get had no nitrogen (unclear). Even that papaya, when you taste it, there's a little lack of the, what is it, calcium phosphate... Nitrogen. The lack of nitrogen. Give lots of nitrogen fertilizer and it has no taste; give a little nitrogen and add calcium phosphate, and you make something that tastes very good.

그런데 그 파파야는 (이창이?)가 거름을 주지 않은 파파야예요. (…) 거름을 준 것도 질소 없는 이런 걸 준 거예요. 질소질 거름을 많이 주면 맛이 없고 질소질 조금 주고 인산칼슘을 넣어주고는 맛이 아주 좋은 게 만들어지는 거예요.

28:32 So if you over-nitrogen, the fruit doesn't taste good. If you give very little nitrogen and then supply it with the water-soluble calcium phosphate, then the fruit taste becomes really good. But God gave mothers milk, didn't he? Because the baby gets high-quality protein from [the first milk], it grows fast when young. So when the baby is born, mother has her milk and there's a lot of protein, so baby grows very fast in the beginning. So crops too: when they are young, in their basic growth, you have to give them a little nitrogen so their bodies get big.

그런데 하나님께서는 엄마에게 젖을 주셨잖아요. (초유)에서 고급 단백질을 먹기 때문에 어린아이 때는 바짝바짝 크는 거예요. 그래서 작물도 어렸을 때 기본 발육할 때는 질소 성분을 좀 놔줘야 몸집이 큰 거예요.

29:10 So even the crops, when they are baby, give extra nitrogen, then their body will grow big. So it's kind of going in a little different direction. Should you raise your own child on my milk, or on cow's milk? So when you have a baby, should we feed the baby mother's milk or cow's milk? Mother's milk. The scholars, what do they teach? They teach that babies have to be fed cow's milk to grow big.

자기 자식을 내 젖으로 길러야 돼, 소젖으로 길러야 돼? 학자들은 이 뭐냐 그러면 소젖을 먹여야 아기들이 큰다고 가르치고 있다고.

30:02 That's what they tell people. They say raising a child on mother's milk is barbaric, and raising it on cow's milk is the civilized way. Those people tell people if you give them mother's milk, those mom is kind of barbarian. If you give them cow's milk, it's a modernized mother. Now, cow's milk: when God made cow's milk, He made it so [the calf] grows fast. Human milk is for the mother and baby to have skin contact, taking in love as it goes,

엄마 젖으로 기르면 야만이라고 하고 소젖으로 길러야 문명이라고 얘기를 하는 거라고. 그럼 이제 그 소젖은, 하나님께서 소젖을 만들 때는 빨리 크라고 만들어서 사람의 젖은 엄마하고 그 스킨십을 해가면서 사랑을 받아들이고 하면서

30:48 so the child grows up firm. That is why human milk is [thinner] than cow's milk. Okay, so God created cow's milk. The cow's milk may grow very fast, but the mom's milk is less... But when the baby is with mom and dad... Baby, they are touching skin closely and share lots of love. That's why they have small milk and less milk. So baby grows very hard and healthy. So strong, strong, I mean.

단단하게 크라고 해서 소젖보다는 사람 젖이 [불명확] 거예요.

31:36 So, scientists, they only analyze the nutrients, but there is no love in there. In the same way, the scholars paid attention only to nutritional value; the scholars and researchers left out love. Nowadays, lots of children, they drink cow's milk, they want to eat milk. So nowadays, because children grew up on cow's milk,

그것과 마찬가지로 학자들은 영양가치에만 유의를 했고, 학자들, 연구원들은 사랑을 빠뜨렸다고. 그래서 요즘에 아이들이 소젖을 먹고 컸기 때문에

32:21 So nowadays there are many children who defy their parents, and they say it is because they are children raised on cow's milk. But there are babies that mothers raise at the breast, right? Those babies, when they suck the breast, they don't suck without effort. So the babies who grow with mother's milk, when they are drinking mom's milk, they suck They suck with effort. They breathe deep, and with that the lung capacity grows.

그래서 요즘에 아이들이 부모를 거역하는 아이들이 많은 것은 소젖 먹고 자란 자식이기 때문에 그렇다고 합니다. 그런데 엄마들이 엄마 젖을 물리고 기르는 애기가 있잖아. 애기들한테, 그 애기들은 젖을 빨 때 힘을 안 들이고 빨지 않아. 힘을 들여서 빠는 거야. 숨을 깊게 쉬지. 그러니까 폐의 활량이 늘어나는 거야.

33:12 very hard so they breathe deep, so their lungs develop deeply and strong and healthy. So you can take this as a passing remark, or listen to it properly, and also, don't take it as aimed at you. When those babies nurse, they breathe deeply, so lung capacity grows. And they don't nurse lying still; they nurse waving their hands and feet. That is exercise for the skeleton. The health for a whole lifetime is all taken in while drinking mother's milk. So healthy babies, when they are drinking mother's milk, they have a healthier lung development.

그래서 지나가는 말로 들어도 괜찮고 제대로 들어도 괜찮고 또 자기한테 얘기했다고 오해하지 말고. 그 애들이 젖을 먹을 때 숨을 깊게 쉬기 때문에 폐활량이 늘어나고, 젖 먹을 때 가만히 먹지 않고 손발을 흔들어가며 먹잖아. 골격 운동을 하는 거지. 평생 살아가는 건강을 엄마 젖 먹을 때 다 받아들이는 거지.

33:58 Also they keep moving, exercising their bones and the muscle, so they get much healthier. So they grow into compact, sturdy babies. That's why the baby gets very healthy and solid. But because people fuss over their looks, mothers want to keep their figure slim, so they don't eat properly, and then no milk comes. So.

그래서 아담하고 튼튼한 애기로 자라는 거예요. 그런데 육체미를 따진다, 뭘 따진다 해가지고서 엄마들이 자기 몸매를 날씬하게 만들려고 음식을 제대로 먹지 않으니까 젖이 안 생겨. 그래서요.

34:46 So then they feed them cow's milk. Because they wanted cow's milk to sell well, the scholars advertised that cow's milk has more nutritional value and raises healthy babies. So they have to sell lots of cow milk. advertise, give their feed milk to your baby, they will grow big. So that's how scientists are doing it. Now, about a baby that grows up on cow's milk. Sucking on the mother's nipple takes effort, but sucking on a rubber nipple or a glass-bottle nipple takes no effort, right?

그래서 그 소젖을 먹이게 된 거예요. 소젖이 잘 팔려야 될 것 같으니까 학자들이 소젖이 영양가치가 많아서 건강한 아기를 기른다고 선전을 한 거예요. 그런데 그 애기가 소젖을 먹고 자라는 말이에요. 엄마 젖꼭지 빨면 힘이 드는데 고무 젖꼭지, 글라스 젖꼭지 빨면 힘이 안 들잖아.

35:32 Because if a baby drinks mother's milk, they have to suck it very hard, but with a bottle, it's very easily come out. so they eat too much food, and so they get really big. And you hear things like this: the milk factories hold healthy-baby contests, superior-baby contests. It's the milk factories, right? There, at the milk factory, they pick the winners. So, you know, the milk factories, when they advertise their milk, Baby competition. They do baby competitions.

그런데 이런 말을 들어요. 우유공장에서 건강아, 우량아 심사하, 우량아 심사. 우유공장이잖아. 우유공장 거기서 그 선정을 하는데

36:21 What is the standard of the baby competition? On what basis do they judge the 'superior baby'? What is their standard of the superior baby? Yeah, what is their... It's depending on the weight of the baby, because they wanted to sell their milk more, by encouraging to make the baby big. The basis is only the weight. If the weight comes out heavy, it's a superior baby.

무엇을 기준으로 해서 우량아를 심사하냐고. 그 기준은 무게뿐이에요. 무게가 무겁게 나오면 우량아다.

37:08 In other words, if the weight is low, it fails. And the scholars then published that as a theory. So scientists share the information, when weight goes up, that's a good meal, and then the weight goes down, that's not a good meal. That's how they advertise. So if heavier means first place, that is raising piglets, not raising human children. So if you raise children like that, if you're just raising like a pig, Just only think about weight. So these days, raising your own child on cow's milk is not raising your child; it's raising a calf.

우리가 보면 적게 나가면 떨어진다 그 말이지. 그걸 갖다 학자들이 이론으로 또 발표한 거예요. 그래서 무게가 많이 나가면 1등이라고 하면 돼지 새끼 키우는 거지, 사람 자식을 키우는 게 아니잖아요. 그래서 요즘에 소젖으로 자기 자식을 기르는 것은 자기 자식을 기르는 게 아니라 송아지를 기르는 것이지.

37:55 It's like when you feed your children with a cow milk, you are raising a baby cow. So there's a saying. On a warm spring day, a grandfather takes the dairy cow outside to graze, and when the grandchildren come back from kindergarten, they come running, pitter-patter. The cow thinks: ah, my children are coming home safe. So isn't the grandfather dumbfounded? They're his own grandchildren, and the cow calls them its young. Then he thinks it over: ah, they drink cow's milk, so it calls them calves. That's what was said. This is no joke.

그래서 이런 말이 있어요. 따뜻한 봄날 할아버지가 젖소를 바깥에 내서 풀을 뜯기는데 손자들이 유치원에 갔다 오면 따랑따랑 하고 뛰어오거든. 이게 젖소가, 아 우리 자식들 잘 갔다 오는구나, 그런 거예요. 젖소가. 그러니까 할아버지 기가 막히지 않아? 자기 손자인데 지 새끼라고 그러니까. 또 따지고 보니 아, 소젖을 먹고 크니까 소새끼라고 얘기를 하겠구나. 그렇게 얘기를 했다는 거예요. 이게 그냥 웃을 일 아니에요.

38:40 This old man taking his cow and feed in the field. And his grandchildren run to their grandpa. And the cow think, oh, that's my babies are coming from school. Because they feed with the cow milk. There's a story. So if you don't want to have a baby cow baby, be honest with yourself. Make a pure So, all of you, if you don't want to raise calves, if you want to raise your own children, I think you should raise babies on mother's milk. baby. That is the love. That's love. Understood?

그러니 여러분들이 소새끼를 기르지 않으려거든, 내 자식을 기르려거든, 엄마 젖으로 기르는 애기를 해야 된다고 생각합니다. 그게 사랑이야. 알았습니까?