💡 INTRODUCTION
What does Buddhism truly mean when it says “Everything comes from the mind”? 🧠
In this enlightening teaching, Master Woo Myung clarifies that the “mind” referenced in Buddhism is not your individual mind, but the mind of the Universe—the original self that created all things.
🌌 People often misunderstand this phrase and relate it to their own personal thoughts and emotions. However, the mind spoken of here is the omnipotent, omniscient origin—our Mother, the Source of all creation.
This mind exists beyond form, residing in non-existence, yet it is the essence of all existence. According to Master Woo Myung, this Truth reveals itself not through reasoning, but when one opens their inner eyes.
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📝 ORIGINAL WRITING BY MASTER WOO MYUNG
What Is the Meaning of the Buddhist Phrase, “Everything Comes from the Mind.”?
Everything produced by the human mind is false
because it is not Truth.
The mind in the phrase “Everything comes from the mind”,
refers to the mind of the Universe.
This mind is our Mother
which created all things and brought forth all creations.
Commonly people confuse the mind in this phrase
as being their own minds,
but it is speaking of the mind of the original self.
The mind of the original self is omnipotent and omniscient;
everything in the world is made by this mind.
It exists without form, and it exists amidst non-existence.
When man sees this mind with his inner eyes or mind’s eyes,
it has a bluish hue and exists as a sticky substance.
Thus it cannot be said that it exists,
and neither can it be said that it does not exist.
It is therefore Truth.
This mind is the mother of all creations in the Universe,
which is why in Buddhism it is said that
“Everything comes from the mind.”
– Woo Myung
🌱 REFLECT AT SANTA CLARA MEDITATION
The universal mind is the origin of all creation—not the thoughts of your own mind.
Through Master Woo Myung’s teachings at Santa Clara Meditation, one can awaken to the True Mind, beyond illusion, beyond self.
🧘 Return to the Mother Mind, the Source of all.
