Introduction
✨ In this profound teaching, Master Woo Myung offers a deeper understanding of the end of the world. Many people imagine the end times as events of disease, famine, earthquakes, and war, yet such suffering has existed throughout human history.
According to Master Woo Myung, the true meaning of the end of the world is not merely external destruction. Rather, it is the end that comes to a person who continues living in the false world and is not born again into the true world. 🌿
This writing points to the essential path of repentance, rebirth, and becoming Truth. Master Woo Myung teaches that one must discard the false self—the unreal and illusory self—in order to enter the true world. One who becomes Truth is no longer bound by the end, but lives as an immortal being in this land for eternity.
Through these words, Master Woo Myung reveals that the end of the world exists only for the incomplete person who has not been born again into completeness and Truth.
Original Writing by Master Woo Myung
The End of the World
People often think that during the end times, “the end of the world” will occur through infectious diseases, starvation, earthquakes, and wars. However, these have always existed since humankind started living on earth.
For a person who is living in the false world, it will be the end of the world because he is not born in the true world. There is no end of the world for a person who is born in the true world. The way to repent and become Truth is to discard your self that is false and not real. One who has become Truth is an immortal who lives in this land, right here, for eternity. This existence is the one who has become the Holy Son, Buddha, a Divine Being, and God.
The end of the world does not exist for a complete person, but it exists for a person who has not become complete. If one is not born again, it is simply the end—it is the end of the world.
– Woo Myung
Reflect at Santa Clara Meditation
🌿 The teaching of Master Woo Myung reminds us that the real end is not merely a worldly disaster, but the ending that comes when a person remains trapped in the false world of the self.
People often fear external events, yet this writing points to something deeper: the essential need to discard the false self and be born again into the true world. When one does not awaken to Truth, that state itself becomes the end. But when one becomes complete, the end no longer exists.
At Santa Clara Meditation, practitioners learn how to let go of the false mind and discard the unreal self. Through this path, one can move toward repentance, rebirth, Truth, and the eternal life that Master Woo Myung describes. ✨
