Holy Mother Han and the Fifth Pledge: How One Courageous Woman's Lifelong Work Is Healing History, on Earth and in the Spirit World

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On January 19, 2018, at the Door of No Return on Senegal's Gorée Island, where millions of Africans were shipped into slavery, Hak Ja Han Moon prayed not only for the living but for those who had died. This book documents what that prayer set in motion.

Nominated for the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize, Hak Ja Han Moon, known to her followers as Holy Mother Han, has spent more than six decades working to move the world from the logic of power to the logic of love: strengthening families, bridging the global divide between materialism and spirituality, and, as this book documents, bringing liberation within the spiritual world itself.

Laurence Baer, a witness to her work for more than fifty years, traces a prophetic realignment now underway, and the beginning of a new era in which the spiritual world and the physical world are reunited. Through fifteen readings with two experienced mediums, he follows the healing as it reaches Africans who died in slavery, Holocaust victims at Mauthausen, the victims of Cambodia's Khmer Rouge and the young people forced to kill, and America's First Nations, after she opened the Cheon Il Sanctum in Korea in 2025. He also questions his own ancestors, a physicist friend, the angels and the prophet Ezekiel.

As Jesus revealed God as Father, this book presents Holy Mother Han as the one who reveals God's feminine heart: Heavenly Mother, the source of the logic of love.

"Laurence Baer shines a bright light on the astounding work that our Heavenly Parent is accomplishing at this time through Holy Mother Han... bringing all faith traditions into harmonious reconciliation." (Bruce Grodner, Secretary General, World Christian Leadership Conference)

Readers are invited not only to understand this new era, but to take part in it.