🌄 A Superior Person: True Greatness Lies in Humility | Master Woo Myung | Santa Clara Meditation

INTRODUCTION

🌿 In the teachings of Master Woo Myung, true greatness does not come from intellect, pride, or self-importance.
A person who believes himself clever or superior is actually bound by his own ego — chained by the illusion of self.
To be truly superior is to live without superiority; to be humble, free of possession, and aligned with Truth (Dō).
Only one who has emptied himself can truly possess the Universe. 🌌

ORIGINAL WRITING BY MASTER WOO MYUNG

A Superior Person

A person who believes himself to be superior,
a person who believes himself to be clever,
is actually a truly inferior person,
he is someone who has bound his own legs.
Who is a truly superior person?
A person who is not self-superior is truly superior.

Man holds onto all sorts of things,
and tries to gain even more,
but the problem lies in the possessing.
To possess is burden and karma,
and on top of everything else,
man tries to have dō, Truth.
Man is truly greedy,
but it is hard for a self-superior person to have Truth.

– Woo Myung

REFLECT AT SANTA CLARA MEDITATION

☀️ The superior person is not the one who wins or dominates,
but the one who has let go of himself completely.
At Santa Clara Meditation, we practice mind-subtraction,
removing the burdens of pride, possession, and comparison.
Through this, humility and true greatness naturally appear.
To live without self-superiority is to live as Truth itself — calm, vast, and eternal. 🌾