{{quotebox|Where does Father come from? In his childhood, he lived deep in the [[North Korea]]n countryside, in a mountain valley, a place called [[Chung Ju]]. He was a small king; he went all over the valley catching every kind of animal. He really explored the area. There is no fish he didn't know. His radius was a ten-mile area, a big territory for a child. If he didn't know everything about the area-who was living there and what they were doing-he couldn't sleep. Every morning he would go out and explore some more. That is the kind of personality he has. When there was a bully who gave a hard time to the other children, even though Father was very small, he fought against him and protected the smaller children. - Rev. Sun Myung Moon, ''In Yun and Encounter'' <ref>http://www.tparents.org/Moon-Talks/sunmyungmoon90/901104.htm</ref>}}
{{quotebox|Where does Father come from? In his childhood, he lived deep in the [[North Korea]]n countryside, in a mountain valley, a place called [[Chung Ju]]. He was a small king; he went all over the valley catching every kind of animal. He really explored the area. There is no fish he didn't know. His radius was a ten-mile area, a big territory for a child. If he didn't know everything about the area-who was living there and what they were doing-he couldn't sleep. Every morning he would go out and explore some more. That is the kind of personality he has. When there was a bully who gave a hard time to the other children, even though Father was very small, he fought against him and protected the smaller children. - Rev. Sun Myung Moon, ''In Yun and Encounter'' <ref>http://www.tparents.org/Moon-Talks/sunmyungmoon90/901104.htm</ref>}}
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{{quotebox|... the pain of seeing his parents grieve for their children, underscored for the young Sun myung Moon what was later to become his core teaching: that of God as the grieving parent of a lost mankind. God, too, has lost his sons and daughters. <ref>[http://www.tparents.org/library/unification/books/sm-early/Chap02.htm Sun Myung Moon, The Early Years, 1920-53] By Michael Breen</ref>}}