Many people who follow the Yu Menglong case are atheists. They do not believe in the immortality of the soul, nor in the existence of other dimensions, and some even scoff at the idea of psychic or mediumistic communications. This is simply determined by their current stage of life and understanding. There is no need to argue with them—because, as the saying goes, “You cannot speak of ice to a summer insect.”
For this group of people, their only point of intersection and entry into supporting Yu lies in focusing on the facts of the case itself and the truth behind Yu’s death. This is precisely why the roles of investigators and evidence gatherers are so crucial.
I have shared before that everything surrounding the Yu case is unfolding simultaneously in two worlds: one is the material world that can be observed and examined through human technology; the other is a higher-dimensional realm that current human technology cannot access—the spiritual realm, heaven, the underworld, celestial realms, and the various planes where beings in the universe exist.
However, on the level of our material world—what we call the human world—whether we are seeking earthly justice for Yu or helping expose the dark industrial chains Yu urged us to focus on, everything depends on evidence and facts that can stand and function within human society. Only then can more people be compelled to face the truth. This is exactly where investigators and evidence gatherers play their indispensable roles.
Investigators are a particular kind of people. They possess strong logic, rigorous thinking, and a deep respect for objective facts. They maintain a critical and skeptical attitude toward all information. (In fact, I am this kind of person myself, so I understand them well.)
Yet when taken to an extreme, this mindset can lead to doubting everything—including the truth itself—using so-called “science” to deny everything, including reality. In my view, this becomes a refusal to face and accept the truths about life and the universe that Yu has revealed, and those truths are an essential part of Yu’s mission.
Positive, constructive investigators can greatly accelerate the progress of the case. Recently, I have seen many money-laundering network diagrams and cloud maps related to dark industrial chains that have surfaced from within China. These almost certainly come from domestic investigators, and I truly admire you. The greatest contribution of overseas supporters is speaking out, but those who understand the black systems most thoroughly are the ones currently inside them—you.
I sincerely hope that friends who are investigators can treat messages from mediums as a “possible line of reference,” pay attention to the case-related information they provide, and perhaps use it to move closer to the truth more efficiently.
Evidence gatherers are those who can access first-hand information about the case: people who knew Yu in real life, who interacted with him, with his family, who were connected to the crime scene, who can obtain physical evidence; even those who were passively involved during the process of Yu’s murder, who encountered the perpetrators, the forensic doctors, or Yu’s body itself. In future trials, you may become key witnesses. Therefore, you must protect yourselves.
Especially those who were passively involved and possess inside knowledge—you are currently the most vulnerable group, because you are the ones most likely to be silenced first. The only way to protect yourselves is to expose the information and evidence you hold as quickly as possible, through safe channels, and hand them over to the international community. Only then can the “value” and “meaning” of silencing you be removed, sparing you from becoming further victims.
When I previously spoke about observers, some friends commented, “I’m just a completely insignificant observer who can’t do anything.” To these friends, I want to say: you are wrong—profoundly wrong.
Among all Yu supporters, the group that generates the greatest energy and has the largest numbers is precisely the observers. The “sun of light” that Yu spoke of—“growing toward the light”—is formed by observers. The majority of the strength that empowers Yu’s soul comes from observers. The motivation that drives prominent supporters and content creators forward largely comes from observers. Even petitions exist primarily to increase the number of observers. For anyone who begins paying attention to Yu, the very first role they step into is that of an observer.
From a certain perspective, the entire “Yu Movement” exists for the observers. The inner “truth and kindness” within observers is, in the eyes of higher realms of the universe, the brightest “lamps of the heart.” These are the true symbols behind the candles shown in the original music video I created in support of Yu. And these “heart-lamps” are lit by the attention of every single supporter.
Many people believe the key words of the Yu Movement are “justice” and “truth.” In my view, they are actually “awakening” and “benevolence.” Justice can only be realized by those who hold benevolent intentions, and awakening is the inevitable result brought about by truth.
For Yu and for all victims of the dark industrial chains, we are now their only hope for justice in the human world. Therefore, we must not waste any energy on internal conflict. No matter which role—or combination of roles—you play in the Yu Movement, do not forget to hold gratitude for supporters in other roles, and never deny the value or contributions of others.
I believe this is what Yu truly hopes to see.
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