INTRODUCTION

๐ŸŒŒ In this writing, Master Woo Myung explains that a person who insists that only his way is right is trapped inside a narrow-minded, self-centered consciousness.

This teaching reveals that such obstinacy and intolerance arise from a mind that sees only itself. By contrast, the Mind of Truth is the consciousness of the Whole, and therefore one who has become Truth is naturally accepting of all people and all things as they are. ๐ŸŒฟ

Master Woo Myung clarifies that just as an inferiority complex shapes a personโ€™s speech and behavior, so too does the lack of true knowledge cause one to speak only from limited personal experienceโ€”never from Truth. โœจ


๐Ÿ“– ORIGINAL WRITING BY Master Woo Myung

A Person Who Is Non-Accepting and Says He Is the Only One That Is Right Is a Person of Low Caliber

Man sees and knows nothing
but his narrow-minded, self-centered self.
This is his obstinacy,
his intolerance.

The Mind of Truth is made up of
the consciousness of the Whole,
which is why a person who has become Truth
is accepting of all;
he sees and accepts all things and all people as they are.

Just as a short person who has an inferiority complex
speaks and acts accordingly,
he who has no true knowledge speaks only of what he has
based on his experiences.

โ€“ Woo Myung


๐ŸŒฟ REFLECT AT SANTA CLARA MEDITATION

At Santa Clara Meditation, practitioners reflect on why non-acceptance and self-centered thinking block Truth, learning how to discard obstinacy and awaken to the consciousness of the Whole.
Through this reflection, individuals discover how true acceptance arises naturally when one becomes Truth itself. ๐ŸŒ