āØ Introduction
šæ In this insightful writing, Master Woo Myung explains the difference between the human mind and the mind of natureās flow.
š He reveals that what people perceive as beautiful memories are simply fragments remaining in the mind, often disconnected from their original reality.
š As the mind becomes cluttered, longing and suffering arise, because the world does not follow oneās desires.
āØ True peace comes when one aligns with the flow of nature, living according to universal order rather than personal will.
š Original Writing by Master Woo Myung
The Mind of Nature’s Flow
The reason man believes his past memories are beautiful
is only the memories remain in his mind,
and he does not have the emotions behind those memories.
He misses his childhood because when he is young,
his mind is yet uncluttered by many different minds.
In the tumultuous human mind,
the past has transformed into longing.
The world is all inside manās mind,
but the human mind wants to do just as it wishes,
and the world does not move according to it.
He whose mind has become the world
lives adjusting to the movements of the world,
with the mind of universal order.
He lives without the mind of suffering.
It is because man is foolish that he lives with suffering,
and because he is foolish, he lives with delusions,
and because he is foolish, he lives with heavy burdens.
ā Woo Myung
š Reflect at Santa Clara Meditation
At Santa Clara Meditation, one learns to let go of the cluttered human mind and return to the natural flow.
āØ By aligning with the order of nature, one can live without resistance and suffering.
šæ True freedom arises when one follows the flow rather than opposing it.
