INTRODUCTION
✨ In this profound teaching, Master Woo Myung clarifies the true meaning of salvation and the role of the Savior. Salvation is not an external event but the moment when one’s false self becomes real—when the mind becomes the sky that is Truth.
The Savior, also called Maitreya, is the origin of all creations, the Soul and Spirit that existed before material form. This existence can save man only when it comes in human form, yet people cannot recognize it because it does not exist in their minds. This is why scriptures describe it as coming “as a thief in the night” or “hidden in a cloud.” 🌌
Ultimately, true salvation is the Creator enabling man to live in heaven, where self does not exist.
ORIGINAL WRITING BY MASTER WOO MYUNG
The Savior
Man’s salvation is when his false self becomes real. In the Bible, it is said Jesus Christ will come again at the end of the world to take man to the world of heaven. This means the Savior will give birth to man’s Soul and Spirit and allow him to live in heaven when his mind has become the sky that is Truth. Heaven remains when one’s self does not exist. Salvation is the master of heaven allowing man to live in heaven.
Man, heaven and earth will be saved only when the Savior, Maitreya, comes. The existence of the Savior is the origin of all creations in the Universe – the Universe before the Universe. It is the Soul and Spirit that is omnipresent in the Universe. It is the metaphysical real entity that existed before material form. Man can be saved by this existence only when it comes in human form.
Man cannot see or hear this existence when it comes because it does not exist in his mind. It is said that this existence will come “as a thief in the night” or “hidden in a cloud” because no one will recognize it when it comes. These expressions mean people will not be able to recognize this existence.
– Woo Myung
REFLECT AT SANTA CLARA MEDITATION
At Santa Clara Meditation, seekers learn how to transcend the false self and awaken to the Truth, opening the mind to recognize the origin—the Savior—that brings true salvation. 🌠
