🔎 Introduction
In this profound teaching, Master Woo Myung explains the deeper meaning behind the biblical phrase, “The Word became flesh.”
Rather than interpreting this phrase historically or symbolically alone, this writing reveals that the Word is Truth — the Holy Father and Holy Ghost. 🌟
When a person completely repents, eliminates sin, and becomes one with the Creator, Truth itself becomes his body. In that state, the Word truly dwells within.
ORIGINAL WRITING BY MASTER WOO MYUNG
The Word Became Flesh
The Bible says that the Word became flesh,
but what does this mean?
The Word is rationality,
or in other words, the fundamental nature.
The fundamental nature is the Holy Ghost and Holy Father.
And a person who has become reborn as
this Holy Ghost and Holy Father
is one for whom Truth, which is the Word,
has become his body.
Therefore it is when one has repented for all of his sins,
when only Truth — the Holy Father and Holy Ghost — remains,
when the Holy Father and Holy Ghost is oneself,
and when it lives inside oneself,
that he has been born again with the Mind and Body of God.
The Word is Truth, which is the Holy Father and Holy Ghost.
And it is within the body the Word dwells.
One’s body is wholly the Holy Father and Holy Ghost.
– Woo Myung
🌿 Reflect at Santa Clara Meditation
At Santa Clara Meditation, this teaching points to a living transformation — not just doctrine. 🌿
The Word is not merely spoken or read.
The Word becomes flesh when:
- Sin has been fully repented
- The false self has disappeared
- Only Truth remains
When one is reborn as the Holy Father and Holy Ghost, the Word is no longer external — it lives as one’s very being.
This is incarnation not as belief, but as realization.
