Claim. SMM teaches that fallen humanity’s deepest ambition contains three convergent goals — to become a true parent, a true teacher, and a true owner — and that all three must be embodied in each person, rooted in the single principle of true love.
Elaboration. SMM frames the Three Subjects Principle as a phenomenology of universal human desire: people want to bear and raise children who can go straight to the heavenly kingdom; they want to teach and exemplify; they want to be masters and leaders (1.1. The Three Subjects Principle is our desire). These three ambitions are not separable career tracks but facets of a single mature personhood — “true parent, true teacher and true owner” together “contain everything in the world.”
The ordering is significant. One must “become the master of your own household” before pursuing national leadership; the parental role grounds the teacher and owner roles. SMM pictures it spatially: when true-parents stand at center, true teacher takes the right and true owner the left, “and they all go around together.” The root that unifies the three is true love, defined operationally as the willingness to “invest more than a hundred percent, invest again, and then invest still more.”
The claim also has a polemical edge against mere biological parenthood: “You do not become true parents just by having sons and daughters. You must give birth to them and raise them… You must teach them.” Parenting collapses into teaching, and teaching into ownership (responsibility for the family tradition representing ancestors and God). This three-in-one structure becomes the template SMM applies upward through tribe, nation, and cosmos. Notable that the schema is offered as descriptive of universal human wanting, not as a sectarian add-on — a rhetorical move that lets the purpose-of-creation be read off ordinary ambition rather than imposed from revelation.