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Holy Mother Han: Realizing Heaven's Dream, Collected Speeches, 2012-2024 contains sermons delivered by Hak Ja Han throughout the world. Rev. Sun Myung Moon passed away in 2012, and his wife and life partner, Hak Ja Han, continued True Parents' mission as the head of the Family Federation for World Peace and Unification. While most of these speeches were delivered in South Korea, the global breadth of the movement is immediately evident in these volumes. The dream of realizing God's Kingdom on earth, bringing peace to all humankind, has always been the central goal of True Parents. God created all things in heaven and on earth and then created the man and woman who would become humankind's first ancestor. God gave them a period of growth so that through that time they would come to fulfill their responsibilities. In summary, they should have grown looking toward God, aligned with God like a sunflower toward the sun. They should have developed in this way until they could become humankind's first ancestors and receive the blessing. However, during this period they were unable to do this. That is the cause of fallen humankind today. Yet, God is an omniscient and omnipotent being. The beginning and the end must be the same.