🌌 From Emptiness to Infinite Peace: Kristine’s Meditation Journey

As a devoted Buddhist from childhood, Kristine never expected a simple pamphlet at a tutoring center to change her life. Battling deep emotional emptiness and disillusionment in high school, she had lost direction and struggled with material desires, low self-worth, and spiritual confusion.

But through this meditation, Kristine found something she never encountered before—a practical method to discard her inner suffering and attain lasting peace. 🌿

✨ Her breakthroughs included:

• Letting go of materialistic dissatisfaction
• Realizing the non-existence of the false self and picture world
• Gaining inner freedom and a sense of eternal completeness
• Experiencing what she calls “Truth,” beyond ego, pain, and form

🙏 “All the flaws that I see are merely because I exist.”
This is the realization that changed everything.

this meditation offered her a way to truly reform herself—not just spiritually, but completely.

💬 Full Testimonial: All the Flaws That I See Are Merely Because I Exist

By Kristine / Student

While working at a tutoring center, I happened to come across a pamphlet for this meditation.

At first, I casually flipped through it, assuming it was just another ordinary meditation center. The name sounded so simple that I did not think much of it.

At that time, I was also extremely religious. My spiritual life revolved entirely around the Buddhist temple I had attended since I was five years old. Honestly, I arrogantly dismissed the meditation at first and thought it was probably just another meaningless practice not worth my time.

But during that period of my life, I was struggling deeply inside.

Although I was still young and in high school, I had already begun losing my ambition and sense of purpose. I started feeling that life itself was meaningless.

My mother noticed these struggles long before I openly admitted them to myself.

Eventually, she strongly encouraged — or rather dragged — me to the meditation center.

During the first few sessions, I resisted internally. I was stubborn, skeptical, and secretly rejected the practice.

But little by little, something within me began softening.

As I slowly let go of my resistance and sincerely followed the meditation method, I began experiencing something I had never felt before.

It felt like finding a light.

After completing the first and second levels of meditation, I genuinely felt a tremendous burden lift from my shoulders.

Before this meditation, I had constantly tried to “fix” myself through willpower and external effort, but nothing ever created real change within me.

This meditation was different because it offered an actual process — a practical method for human beings to move toward what many religions and philosophies have spoken about throughout history:

Truth, Heaven, God, Buddha, Nirvana, or ultimate freedom.

For that reason, I feel deeply grateful to have encountered this practice.

Through meditation, I began realizing that my suffering came from my attachment to outer appearances, status, material success, and the image I wanted to create for myself.

Because I could not fully obtain or maintain those things, I constantly felt dissatisfied, empty, restricted, ungrateful, and trapped within my own mental world.

Meditation helped me clearly see that the “self” I had been protecting and obsessing over was not my true self at all.

I had mistaken my accumulated thoughts, emotions, memories, and attachments — my “picture world” — as my identity and reality.

But through meditation, I began understanding something much deeper:

In Truth, there is no fixed, isolated “I” that needs to endlessly struggle, compare, protect itself, or suffer.

The false mind and the picture world I had accumulated were never ultimate reality.

As I continued letting go of that false self and those accumulated mental images, I gradually experienced a sense of freedom, gratitude, acceptance, and peace that I had never known before.

I also realized something humbling:

Many of the flaws and problems I constantly saw in the world were reflections of the mind I carried within myself.

As I cleansed my own mind, my perception of the world itself changed.

Now, through this practice, I continue learning how to live with genuine gratitude, acceptance, and openness.

And the more I let go of my false self and accumulated mind world, the freer I become within this living and infinite universe.

Honestly, when seen clearly, it is amazingly simple.