✨ Introduction
⚖️ In this deeply introspective teaching, Master Woo Myung reveals a powerful truth about self-reflection and responsibility.
🪞 Rather than blaming others or external circumstances, this teaching emphasizes that everything we perceive is rooted in our own mind.
🌌 When one realizes that all judgments, conflicts, and perceptions come from oneself, it becomes possible to transcend the limitations of the mind and awaken to Truth.
✨ True wisdom begins when one recognizes, “Everything is my fault,” and uses this awareness to transform and purify the self.
🧘 Original Writing by Master Woo Myung
Everything Is Entirely My Fault
Everything is entirely my fault.
To see things this way is my fault.
To see things that way is my fault.
The faults of others are my fault.
The well-done deeds of others are my fault.
The discernment I have regarding
the rights and wrongs of others is my fault.
Everything in the world is my fault,
and all the conditions that make the world revolve are
my fault.
They are not the faults of the world or my ancestors.
They are not the faults of my parents, my husband, my wife, or my children.
They are not the faults of my brothers, my sisters, or
my friends.
They are not the faults of anyone else in this world –
they are all my fault.
Whether they be my enemies,
the ones I love or the ones I hate,
the ones who are singular in their greatness
or the ones who are not,
the ones who are dirty or the ones who are clean –
everything is my fault.
This me who knows nothing but myself –
this me who thinks something is right
only when it meets my standards,
who thinks something is wrong
when it does not meet my standards,
and who is concerned only for myself –
is the worst person in the world.
I am the most narrow-minded person in the world.
I am the pettiest person in the world.
I am the dirtiest person in the world.
I am the one who really deserves to die.
Only when I have been caught and eliminated
would the world become right;
then would the world become a place of Truth.
The one who knows that it is oneself
who has wronged and who is not right
is the wisest and can reach completion.
The world is right;
the world is already enlightened;
it is me who is not right,
which is why I see the world through
the narrow mold of my mind;
that is why I am not right.
I am to blame if I am unable to go to true Paradise
or accumulate heavenly blessings in Heaven;
it is all my fault.
I am truly sorry to the Creator.
I am truly sorry to all creations.
I am truly sorry to the people of the world.
I am truly sorry to my ancestors.
I am truly sorry to my parents.
I am truly sorry to my brothers and sisters.
I am truly sorry to my husband or wife.
I am truly sorry to my children.
I am truly sorry to the ones I love and the ones I hate.
I am truly sorry to my enemies.
I am truly sorry to my friends.
I am truly sorry to everyone I know.
– Woo Myung
🌠 Practice at Santa Clara Meditation
At Santa Clara Meditation, you can learn and practice the method taught by Master Woo Myung step by step. 🌿
Through meditation, one can eliminate the self-centered mind, discard false perceptions, and awaken to the Truth that the world is already complete.
✨ Begin your journey toward true humility, wisdom, and inner transformation today.
