Introduction

✨ In this brief yet profound passage, Master Woo Myung describes the Universe as a living existence with both Body and Mind. According to his teaching, the true nature of the Universe cannot be understood through ordinary human thoughts or concepts.

Most people attempt to understand existence through intellectual reasoning, but Master Woo Myung explains that the true nature of the Universe is realized only when a person is reborn as one with its Body and Mind. This state transcends the human perception of existence and non-existence. 🌌

In spiritual traditions, this reality has been described with various names, including the β€œworld of inexhaustible treasures,” β€œtathāgatagarbha,” and the Kingdom of God. These expressions point to the same fundamental truth β€” a state where one becomes aligned with the living reality of the Universe.

Through this teaching, Master Woo Myung emphasizes that when a person becomes one with this universal existence, they are no longer separated from it but are reborn as a child of God, living within the true world itself. 🌿

ORIGINAL WRITING BY MASTER WOO MYUNG

The Universe

The Universe has a Body and Mind, and only a person who is reborn as this Body and Mind knows this.

The Universe is a world that exists beyond man’s conception of non-existence;

it is what is referred to as β€˜the world of inexhaustible treasures,’

or β€˜tathāgatagarbha’, and the Kingdom of God.

He who is born again as one with this Kingdom is a child of God.

β€” Woo Myung

🌿 Reflect at Santa Clara Meditation

At Santa Clara Meditation, practitioners reflect on teachings from Master Woo Myung that describe the deeper nature of the Universe and the possibility of becoming one with it.

Through meditation and the process of discarding the accumulated mind, individuals gradually move beyond their limited perspectives and begin to perceive reality more clearly.

🌠 When the illusionary self disappears, it becomes possible to experience the Body and Mind of the Universe, a state described in many traditions as the Kingdom of God or the true world.