INTRODUCTION
✨ In Falseness II, Master Woo Myung reveals the difference between the stillness of Heaven and the turbulence of the human mind. The celestial bodies move in silence without personal thought, while human beings create endless stories, interpretations, and emotions from their restless minds. 🌠
🌿 He explains that the many tales about Heaven were never spoken by Heaven itself—they are projections formed from the turmoil of the human mind. These stories, along with songs, resentments, and emotions, eventually fade away like autumn leaves. 🌌
From the viewpoint of Truth, such mental creations are not real; they are fleeting illusions that disappear with time and with the mind that created them. ✨
ORIGINAL WRITING BY MASTER WOO MYUNG
Falseness II
Heaven and its celestial bodies that float in the empty
sky do not have a mind of their own.
Their minds are unchanging,
for they do not have the human mind,
which is always tumultuous,
always thinking.
The countless stories that exist regarding Heaven
were never told by Heaven;
they are all stories that have been conjured up by man
amidst the turmoil of his mind
stories which will eventually scatter
and disappear with the mind
and with the passage of time.
His songs and his sighs of resentment
will all fall like autumn leaves
and disappear somewhere.
From Truth’s point of view,
such things are all futile delusions
that are not real but false.
— Woo Myung
🌿 REFLECT AT SANTA CLARA MEDITATION
At Santa Clara Meditation, this teaching is practiced as a return to stillness. By discarding the restless mind that creates stories and emotions, practitioners come to see Heaven and Truth as they are—silent, steady, and unchanged. 🌠
