🌿 Introduction
✨ In this profound teaching, Master Woo Myung describes the true nature of the everlasting world—beyond form, beyond perception, and beyond human thought.
Just as the sky exists silently regardless of what appears within it, the original mind is unchanging, limitless, and eternal.
🌌 Human beings, however, live within a mind filled with images, desires, and illusions.
This creates endless cycles of seeking, possessing, and suffering.
🌿 Master Woo Myung reveals that true life begins when one discards this false mind and returns to the “sky before the sky”—the mind of Truth itself.
In that state, one is reborn into the eternal world, where there is no death, no lack, and no illusion—only complete existence. ✨
📖 ORIGINAL WRITING BY MASTER WOO MYUNG
The Everlasting World
There are many things in the blue sky,
but the sky just exists silently.
Regardless of whether those things exist,
it is always the sky.
The true sky in the mind of the original foundation
is not blue; it has no color, smell or taste,
no feeling, nothing it sees or hears—
it is the place where everything has ceased;
a place beyond human conceptions and habits.
Man lives inside his mind of delusions
but when he changes his human mind
to the mind of the sky before the sky that is eternally alive,
he is able to truly live.
As an eternal immortal, he will live forever
in his mind that has become the world.
Dō is changing man’s mind—
the mind of copied pictures—
to the mind of the sky that is Truth,
the sky before the sky, and Jung and Shin.
Man with his mind of false pictures
is ever trying to possess more,
trying to fill his mind of hunger with anything he can,
but it is always suffering and burdens that follow
when one adds to his mind.
Until now, in the age of incompletion,
man could not become complete,
because he only studied how to have more.
If he discards what is in his mind,
man returns to the sky before the sky—the mind of Truth.
When he becomes the mind of the sky,
he does not have human minds;
he no longer possesses the world of pictures,
and instead he has the true mind of the world.
On the day he is reborn in the true world
with the mind of that world, this place becomes heaven;
the place of the eternal sky.
He who is born in heaven while he is living
becomes a complete person.
When one is eternally without death,
it is completion.
🌠 Reflect at Santa Clara Meditation
At Santa Clara Meditation, practitioners learn how to discard the mind of illusions and return to the original, limitless mind described by Master Woo Myung. 🌿
Through this process, one can experience the transformation from a life of accumulation and burden
to a state of true completeness and eternal existence,
living in the everlasting world here and now.
