Category: Universe and Nature

Master Woo Myung’s “The Source” teaches that the Universe is silent and perfect, where God knows all by knowing nothing — the essence of Truth.

Master Woo Myung teaches that true life begins only when one becomes the eternal Energy and Light of Truth — the Soul and Spirit of the Universe.

Master Woo Myung explains that the Universe and all creation are the living Master—eternal, conscious, and unchanging like the infinite sky.

In Mistaken, Master Woo Myung reveals that all distinctions arise from illusion — the true Mind, which is the non-existent master, is one with all things.

In Heaven I, Master Woo Myung reveals that Heaven is the endless sky within — eternal, unchanging, and free from human turmoil.

In Wind I, Master Woo Myung likens human life to the wind—impermanent yet infinite—revealing freedom in letting go of self and becoming Truth.

In Rain, Master Woo Myung teaches that though all things come and go like rain, the eternal Truth remains unchanged and ever-present.

Returning to the origin of the Universe means awakening to the insubstantial yet substantial existence that is our true self.

Humans come from the mind of the Universe — the energy of the origin that creates and gathers all back into perfection.

Omniscience and omnipotence are not divine powers apart from us—they are the Universe’s Energy and Light that man becomes when he achieves Truth.

The age of wonshibanbon is the time when humanity can return to the origin and be reborn as Truth, living as the eternal Soul and Spirit of the Universe.

Master Woo Myung reveals two kinds of creation: material creation through conditions of nature, and spiritual creation as rebirth into Truth by the Creator.

Master Woo Myung explains that the providence of nature is the flow of the Universe, where all things arise freely, fairly, and without obstacles.