Category: Universe and Nature

A powerful teaching by Master Woo Myung revealing why only the soul reborn in the land of Truth can live forever.

A contemplative writing by Master Woo Myung revealing the nature of the pine tree and the limitations of human thought.

Master Woo Myung reflects on emptiness, sorrow, and nature’s silent teachings through wind, sky, and a fallen leaf.

A poetic reflection by Master Woo Myung on instinct, the crane’s return, and nature’s quiet truth.

Earth is selfless, unattached, and one with Heaven; it becomes everlasting when man returns to the Source.

Earth is the mother of all creations, one with the Universe, and a manifestation of Truth and natural harmony.

The tree reflects stillness, harmony, and unity with the Universe, living without judgment or attachment.

God, Buddha, and Allah do not exist in the human mind world; they appear only when one discards the false mind and becomes Truth.

Heaven, earth, and man are one; when the self disappears, one returns to the Universe and lives eternally.

People are already within the four-dimensional world—the original body of the Universe—but do not realize it because of the body.

The four-dimensional world is the omnipotent and omniscient original nature of all creation, as explained by Master Woo Myung.

Wonders and mysteries come from the four-dimensional world, where existence and nonexistence change according to God’s principle.

Master Woo Myung teaches that droughts come from pollution and that rain follows nature’s flow, not artificial intervention.

Master Woo Myung explains that extreme weather follows nature’s flow and seems more frequent due to modern communication.

Master Woo Myung describes the constant, empty Mind of God—free from judgment, intention, and kleshas, existing as pure Truth.

Master Woo Myung describes true love as pure, unconditional, and free from conflict, revealing the love that exists only in the Mind of God.

The Universe is the Body and Mind—the Great Soul and Spirit—from which all creations originate.

“Holy” or “divine” refers to the Soul and Spirit—the existence of Truth, says Master Woo Myung.

Entering Truth means becoming the Jung and Shin of the Creator and having no human minds, according to Master Woo Myung.

INTRODUCTION ✨ In this contemplative writing, Master Woo Myung sheds light on the fragile nature...

Haneol is the original Jung and Shin. When one becomes reborn as the Whole, he lives in the eternal oneness of Truth.

All beings live according to their images, and within those images resides the Mind—Jung and Shin, the pure and wondrous existence.

The Mind of the Universe is emptiness, creation, and existence itself. Master Woo Myung teaches how one can discover this Mind by shedding the false self.

A poetic teaching by Master Woo Myung expressing unity with the silent, mindless emptiness of the sky.

A teaching by Master Woo Myung explaining that existence is whole and eternal when the individual self disappears.

A teaching by Master Woo Myung on how mutations occur and why they do not change original nature.

A teaching by Master Woo Myung explaining that each creation has its original essence and does not become another through evolution.

An explanation by Master Woo Myung on the leap month and why, in the future, everything will become one.

A teaching by Master Woo Myung explaining how comets clean the Universe and why they do not follow fixed paths.

A profound teaching by Master Woo Myung explaining how to see, know, and become God by discarding the self and becoming the infinite Universe.

A profound teaching by Master Woo Myung revealing that wonshibanbon means returning to the birthplace of Truth, the source of all creation.

A profound teaching by Master Woo Myung showing that the great Universe, the Mind itself, exists beyond nonexistence.

A teaching on pure emptiness, wondrous existence, and the eternal oneness that is Truth.