INTRODUCTION
✨ In I Made Plans but Still Haven’t Finished Them, Master Woo Myung reveals why people repeatedly fail to follow through on their intentions. The problem is not a lack of discipline or motivation, but the nature of the human mind itself. 🌌
🌿 He explains that the human mind is unstable and constantly changing because it is a false mind—a mind formed by copying and storing images of the world. From this false mind arise countless thoughts, distractions, doubts, and shifting desires. As long as this false mind remains, consistency is impossible. 🌠
When one discards the false mind and becomes the mind of Truth, the mind no longer fluctuates. With no unnecessary thoughts, all energy can be focused on one’s work, allowing steady action, clarity, and true success to naturally arise. ✨
ORIGINAL WRITING BY MASTER WOO MYUNG
I Had Made Plans to Do Things, but I Still Haven’t Finished Them
People make plans about what they have to do, but they are not able to stick to those plans because of the countless thoughts that arise from their minds.
The human mind is fickle and changes all the time because the mind that one has is a false mind; it is the mind that is made by taking pictures of what exists in the world.
Once you cast off your false mind and become the mind of Truth, your mind will always remain consistent without change. You will no longer have any curiosities, unresolved questions, or doubts because you will know all about the work that you do and the ways of the world.
Since you no longer have any thoughts, you will be able to focus all of your energy on what you do and will work diligently on it, in turn becoming successful at it.
— Woo Myung
🌿 REFLECT AT SANTA CLARA MEDITATION
At Santa Clara Meditation, this teaching is practiced as a practical path to change. By discarding the false mind that creates endless thoughts, practitioners develop unwavering focus and consistency, allowing action and success to flow naturally—exactly as taught by Master Woo Myung. 🌠
