Introduction
✨ In this profound teaching, Master Woo Myung explains why people in the world cannot see Truth, even though Truth exists everywhere. Just as the sky appears clearly when the day is bright and unobstructed, the truth of existence can only be seen when the mind becomes clear and free from illusion.
According to Master Woo Myung, human beings live inside a world created by their own minds. This world is formed from memories, thoughts, and experiences—what he describes as “pictures.” Because people live within these mental images, they are unable to perceive the true world that exists beyond the mind. 🌌
This teaching emphasizes that the real world and Truth are always present, yet they remain unseen because individuals are trapped within their self-made worlds of illusion. Only by discarding the false mind can one be truly born into the world of Truth. 🌿
ORIGINAL WRITING BY MASTER WOO MYUNG
The Reason No One in the World Sees Truth
When the day is clear,
you can see the sky clearly.
When your mind is clear and clean
you can see the sky clearly.
Everything is one, and everything is Truth
but there is no one in the world who sees Truth
for man is not born in the world,
and he is living in his own world made of pictures.
It is a world of his mind;
a world of illusions;
a world of feces;
a world of ghosts;
it is not the real world; it is a picture.
Everyone is dead, without exception,
with everything trapped inside their minds.
Being born in the true world means
destroying the world of pictures – one’s mind world –
so as to be truly born in the world.
— Woo Myung
🌿 Reflect at Santa Clara Meditation
At Santa Clara Meditation, practitioners reflect on teachings from Master Woo Myung that guide individuals to recognize the illusion created by the human mind.
Through meditation and the process of discarding the accumulated mind, one can begin to move beyond the world of pictures and discover the true world that has always existed.
🌠 When the mind becomes clear and free from illusion, the Truth of the Universe can finally be seen, just as the sky becomes visible when the clouds disappear.
