Introduction
✨ In this teaching, Master Woo Myung explains the meaning of complete death and spiritual rebirth.
From the ordinary human perspective, death is often seen as the end of existence. However, Master Woo Myung presents a different understanding. He teaches that when a person completely eliminates the self — the accumulated thoughts, identities, and attachments of the mind — that person can be reborn into the original existence of the Universe. 🌌
In this state, one is no longer limited by the individual self or by the temporary nature of the physical body. Instead, the individual becomes one with the Energy and Light that is the source of the Universe.
According to Master Woo Myung, this transformation represents the completion of human life. When the self disappears and only the original existence remains, a person lives as part of the eternal Universe itself.
ORIGINAL WRITING BY MASTER WOO MYUNG
He Who Has Completely Died
Let’s imagine for a moment,
that right now there is an earthquake.
Even if I die in the earthquake,
doesn’t the Universe still exist, just as it is?
A person who has become this Universe itself
is a person who has been reborn and resurrected.
If within one’s lifetime
one becomes the Universe itself and is reborn,
he becomes an eternal immortal who does not die
even when his body dies.
He who has completely died,
is a person whose mind is Truth.
A person who has completely died
is he who dies, along with all creations in the Universe,
with only Energy and Light, the source of the Universe, remaining.
When he is reborn as this existence itself, as Energy and Light,
he is sealed on the forehead with light,
and his entire body becomes light.
When one becomes the heart of Truth itself,
and he is enlightened that he is complete,
his past no longer exists,
and he is an everlasting and eternal immortal
who just exists, as he is.
The completion of man is to become reborn as God,
as Energy and Light itself, which is Truth.
Such a person has become complete.
A person who has died without anything remaining,
has absolutely no individual minds;
he knows absolutely nothing
and has no delusional thoughts whatsoever.
He is alive, but even existence does not exist for him,
and he is God who just lives.
He lives as long as the age of the Universe.
This land of light never dies,
it is a place that exists.
— Woo Myung
🌿 Reflect at Santa Clara Meditation
At Santa Clara Meditation, practitioners reflect on teachings from Master Woo Myung that encourage individuals to explore the nature of the mind and the self.
Many people spend their lives identifying with personal memories, emotions, and identities. These accumulated layers of the mind can create a strong sense of separation from the natural flow of life.
🌠 Through meditation and self-reflection, individuals gradually release these accumulated thoughts. As the mind becomes clearer, some people experience a deeper sense of unity with life and the universe.
The teachings of Master Woo Myung suggest that when the limitations of the self dissolve, one can experience a state of peace and harmony that transcends the ordinary understanding of life and death.
