Category: The Mind

In “Mind,” Master Woo Myung reveals the difference between the original mind (the Universe) and the human mind (thoughts). True freedom comes only when one sheds greed and remembered thoughts to live in Truth.

Master Woo Myung explains that one’s past life is simply the life already lived, while the present shapes the future. True freedom comes by shedding karma and living in the Universe beyond time.

The human mind is a self-made world of pictures and emotions; only elimination leads to Truth.

Emptying the mind means dissolving the self—freeing from the thought-mass of karma and habits.

In “A Pure Mind,” Master Woo Myung explains that Truth is found not through intellectual understanding, but through cleansing the mind and becoming one with the whole. This inspiring reading explores the path to Truth, self-discovery, and inner transformation.

In “Thoughts,” Master Woo Myung explains that desires, wishes, superiority, and inferiority are products of human thinking and learned habits. This insightful writing encourages readers to look beyond conditioned thoughts and understand the natural flow of life through wisdom and self-reflection.

Truth is beyond thoughts and seeking; it exists only when the self is gone, says Master Woo Myung in “Greed.”

In “Karma,” Master Woo Myung teaches that our thoughts and judgments form our karma, and we must be freed from them.

True indifference is not apathy but the absence of the false self, standing firmly in Truth.

A free, relaxed mind is possible when you discard the inherited mind—habits, karma, and body—that causes stress.

People live in minds of fantasy, blind to reality. Master Woo Myung shows how to discard illusions and awaken to Truth.

A demon is a person who has not become Truth. Master Woo Myung reveals that all self-centered minds are the real source of evil.

Enlightenment is not learning more, but discarding more. Master Woo Myung shows that only when all is cast off can Truth and enlightenment remain.

“Huh, huh, cham!”—False, false, Truth. Master Woo Myung reveals that only by eliminating falseness can we discover eternal Truth.

In this nostalgic piece, Master Woo Myung reflects on the simplicity and human warmth of mountain farmers, now lost to modern pursuit.

Most people speak and act from illusion. Master Woo Myung explains that only those who discard the false self live and speak the Truth.

Master Woo Myung reveals that the human mind devours illusion, causing hunger and suffering. Only Truth can end this cycle.

The human mind is an illusion. The mind of God, though formless, is real. Master Woo Myung reveals the essence of true existence.

Time becomes regret when the mind clings to memories. Master Woo Myung shares how to release sorrow and live freely.

When there are no minds, there is the true mind. Master Woo Myung reveals how Truth appears when the mind is cleared.

People act preciously because they live in self-centered illusions. Discover Master Woo Myung’s message on freeing the mind.

All things are Truth as they are, but nothing should remain in one’s mind. Learn how to let go of habits with Master Woo Myung.

Humans laugh and cry while nature flows freely. Master Woo Myung reveals how grief and joy are made by our own mind.

Master Woo Myung reveals that nirvana is being reborn as Truth, where the self disappears and only the true mind remains.

To live with the ordinary mind is to live in Truth. Master Woo Myung explains that this constant, pure mind is the mind of God—the Way itself.

Klesha is the cause of internal conflict. Master Woo Myung teaches how to eliminate these delusions and live in wisdom and peace.

Master Woo Myung reveals the original Mind as the master of all existence. Discover how to awaken beyond the false self.

Life’s burdens are created by the false mind. Master Woo Myung reveals how to free ourselves from unnecessary suffering.

The false mind traps us in illusion. Discover how to return to your original mind — the divine consciousness that is one with the Universe.

Recollections of suffering and poverty dissolve when the self disappears. A life without memory, without self, is true life.