Category: Truth and Enlightenment

In People Do Not Know How to Receive Jesus, Master Woo Myung reveals that to truly receive Jesus, one must die to falseness and be reborn as Truth.

In Cloud I, Master Woo Myung expresses that non-existence is the true master of creation, revealing the longing and formless Truth behind all existence.

In Why Are There So Many Religions?, Master Woo Myung teaches that while all faiths speak of one Truth, only the path where one becomes Truth is real.

In What Is the Origin of Religion?, Master Woo Myung teaches that the true source of all faiths is the Spirit and Soul of the Universe — the existence of Truth within.

True enlightenment is realizing that the green mountain, blue sky, wind, and water are oneself — not outside or separate.

All creations live by their minds. Through meditation and repentance, man cleanses his sins and becomes one with the Creator.

True faith is the conviction of a mind that has become one with God and Truth, free from ignorance and sin.

To know Truth, one must become Truth. Master Woo Myung teaches that only the living consciousness of Truth can recognize what is real.

To live is to become Truth. Master Woo Myung reveals that eternal life begins when one is reborn as the Soul and Spirit of the universe.

Enlightenment is when one’s true mind, which is God and Buddha, knows from within. Master Woo Myung reveals the essence of inner knowing.

Insight into one’s true nature is not enough. Master Woo Myung explains that only by becoming Truth itself can one attain eternal Heaven.

To believe in God or Buddha is to become one with Truth. Master Woo Myung explains that true faith means living as the living God within.

Salvation is when falseness becomes Truth. Master Woo Myung explains that true salvation is achieved by discarding the false self and becoming the existence of Truth.

Master Woo Myung reveals that Christ is Truth, and only by becoming one with Him can man be resurrected into eternal life in the Kingdom of God.

Master Woo Myung reveals that only by discarding the false self completely can falseness become Truth. Salvation is resurrection into eternal life.

Master Woo Myung reveals that only those who become Truth while living can live forever. Falseness dies eternally; Truth alone is eternal life.

Master Woo Myung reflects that man alone has endless worries, while Heaven and creation are companions of peace. True freedom comes by discarding turmoil.

Master Woo Myung reveals that man does not know Heaven, earth, and man are one, nor that Heaven exists within himself. True wisdom is awakening to this oneness.

Master Woo Myung explains why people who think they live are actually dead, and how discarding the false self leads to true eternal life.

Master Woo Myung reveals how to “die” while living—discarding the false self to return to the origin and be reborn as Truth, free from death.

Master Woo Myung reveals that Truth is the everlasting, never-changing Soul and Spirit of the Universe, beyond the human mind, where eternal life exists.

Master Woo Myung reveals that God is Jung and Shin, Soul and Spirit, the non-material existence before creation, and the master of all life.

Master Woo Myung reflects on the solitude of one from Heaven, unrecognized by the world, yet walking quietly in Truth.

Master Woo Myung explains that what is real is Truth and what is fake is false; only by having Truth within can one know the real God, Buddha, or Allah.

Master Woo Myung teaches that destiny is determined by karma and habits, but by discarding the false mind and seeking Truth, one can transcend fate.

Master Woo Myung interprets Kyuk-Am-Yu-Rok: the Savior is the master of heaven, earth, and man, granting everlasting life as the energy of Truth.

Master Woo Myung reveals that Nam Sa-go wrote Kyuk-Am-Yu-Rok by hearing heaven’s voice, though he claimed it was from a god out of fear.