💡 INTRODUCTION
The Lotus Sutra teaches that man’s six senses—eyes, ears, nose, tongue, body, and mind—become clean through diligent practice of Truth. But what does “clean” truly mean?
🌿 According to Master Woo Myung, striving toward Truth is the journey of returning to one’s original self. As one progresses, human conceptions, judgments, and fixed mindsets are discarded.
🌀 Eventually, everything disappears, including one’s false self. What remains is not a person who is “clean,” but a being in a state of nothingness, where even the concepts of clean or dirty no longer apply.
✨ This is why it is said one becomes “clean”—because the entire false mind is eliminated, and only the original self, which is Truth, remains.
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📝 ORIGINAL WRITING BY MASTER WOO MYUNG
In the Lotus Sutras, It Is Said That Man’s Six Senses – His Eyes, Ears, Nose, Tongue, Body, and Mind – Will Become Clean If He Diligently Strives Towards Truth. What Does This Mean?
To strive towards Truth is to walk a path towards one’s original self.
It is said that man’s senses become clean when he does so because the more he goes towards Truth,
the more he is able to shed human conceptions and fixed frames of mind.
However, the state of things just as they are is the state where neither cleanliness nor dirtiness exists –
where there is absolutely nothing.
The word clean is used when people go towards Truth because their selves disappear.
It is said that one becomes clean because his entire mind is eliminated.
When everything is gone there is no self: only the original self remains.
– Woo Myung
🌱 REFLECT AT SANTA CLARA MEDITATION
Through the path of meditation, you can discard your false self and let your six senses return to their original purity.
🌼 This is not about becoming better—it’s about returning to what truly is.
🔹 Learn how to eliminate the fixed mind
🔹 Reach the state of nothingness
🔹 Discover your original self, free of illusion
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