🧳 Man’s Fate Inside His Baggage – Escaping the Invisible Prison of the Mind | Master Woo Myung | Santa Clara Meditation

🌟 INTRODUCTION

✨ In this penetrating teaching, Master Woo Myung explains that although heaven and earth are originally a world of oneness, people remain trapped inside their own invisible baggage of the mind. 🌿

He reveals that this baggage is made of stolen images from the world—memories, attachments, and copied thoughts—which ultimately prevent people from truly living. 🌌

This message shows that liberation does not come from carrying more, but from realizing that life itself is lost when one cannot put the baggage down. 🌠

📄 ORIGINAL WRITING BY MASTER WOO MYUNG

Man’s Fate Inside His Baggage

For the peace,
great freedom,
and abundant happiness of the world.

Heaven and earth is a world of oneness,
but man does not know its will.
He does not know the world
because he lives inside himself.
While we live, we see and hear all sorts of things,
but they are all meaningless.
A wanderer is flustered inside the burden
where he has trapped himself,
and he does not know where to go.
He bears too much burden,
and he himself is trapped in its baggage.
Unable to come out into the world from the baggage that cannot even be seen,
he lives blundering inside it,
and then eventually dies within it.
All that he has in his baggage,
are things he has stolen from the world,
but there is nothing real in pictures that have copied the world.
In a false world he lives without knowing the will and purpose of his life,
and when he dies, he is ignorant still.
It is an eternal end, devoid of life; it is death.
The reason man lives in the world is in order to truly live,
but far from living, he is unable to forget his baggage,
and he is not able to live – this is death itself.
He is naturally extinguished along with the passage of time.
Man must die in order to know the world beyond,
but he is only concerned with the upkeep of his baggage.

– Woo Myung

🔍 REFLECT AT SANTA CLARA MEDITATION

At Santa Clara Meditation, practitioners are guided to observe the invisible baggage they carry—the copied images, memories, and attachments that imprison the mind. 🌿 Through meditation and reflection, they learn how releasing this baggage allows them to step out of the false inner world and return to the living world of oneness, exactly as taught by Master Woo Myung.