Some emotional wounds cut so deep, it seems no amount of time or therapy can heal them. For Yuna S., decades of fear and trauma stemming from childhood abuse haunted her well into adulthood. From her father’s violence to her mother’s despair, Yuna grew up wondering why life was so cruel, and why she was even born.
Despite trying various therapies and methods to recover, nothing truly erased the pain—until she found this meditation, rooted in the teachings of Master Woo Myung.
🌌 During a breakthrough moment in her practice, Yuna experienced a profound realization: “The universe is me.”
And in that single moment, 30 years of emotional agony melted away.
🕊️ Today, she lives free from trauma, fear, and suffering. Her story is not only a testimony of incredible healing—it is proof that deep transformation is possible when you discard the false mind and awaken to the Truth within.
💬 Testimonial: Feeling The Agony Of 30 Years Melt Away In A Moment
By Yuna S.
When I was a child, I helplessly watched my father physically abuse my mother. I grew up listening to my mother’s cries and living in constant fear of my father’s anger.
One day, my mother quietly whispered to me:
“Let’s just die together.”
Hearing those words from her soft voice wounded me more deeply than any yelling ever could, because in that moment, I realized that my mother no longer wanted to live.
As a child, I blamed myself for my mother’s suffering. I thought that if I had never been born, perhaps she would not have been trapped in such a painful life with my father.
I began questioning everything:
Why was I born?
Why was life so unfair?
What kind of God would allow people to suffer like this?
Deep inside, I could not accept that this painful reality was all there was to life.
As I grew older, I became determined to search for meaning and healing.
At first, I simply wanted to escape the trauma of my childhood. I spent years trying different forms of therapy, hoping they would heal the PTSD and emotional pain I carried within me. Although some things helped temporarily, nothing truly removed the suffering at its root.
Then I encountered this meditation.
The first time I clearly realized that “the universe is me,” it honestly felt as though thirty years of pain and agony melted away in a single moment.
As I continued practicing meditation more deeply, I began feeling something I had never truly experienced before:
Hope.
Real hope.
It is difficult to fully describe how profound this meditation has been for me. Words honestly feel insufficient.
But what I can say is this:
The fear, trauma, suffering, resentment, and endless questioning that I had carried inside since childhood gradually disappeared from within me.
The pain that once defined my entire existence no longer controlled me.
It disappeared completely.
100%.
And for that reason, I can sincerely say that this meditation method is incredibly powerful.
