INTRODUCTION

In this meaningful teaching, Master Woo Myung reflects on his childhood desire to become a saint—just like Jesus Christ, Shakyamuni, Confucius, and Socrates, whose teachings still live on today.
He explains that countless people throughout history searched for Truth in order to become saints but were unable to accomplish it before passing away. 🌿

Master Woo Myung shares how he realized he was Truth when his self disappeared and only Truth remained.
By teaching people and guiding them to become Truth themselves, he discovered the method to enlightenment, demonstrating that becoming a saint is not fantasy—it is achievable.
This teaching reveals that a true saint is one who has Truth and enables others to become Truth, and that the world now has a school where this is possible.

ORIGINAL WRITING BY MASTER WOO MYUNG

The Way to Become a Saint

I once read about four saints in an ethics textbook during elementary school. The four saints described in the book were Jesus Christ, Shakyamuni, Confucius, and Socrates. It said that these saints were in a sense still living because their words still remained in the world, and that these saints were the greatest among all people. At the time, I also wanted to become a saint.

There are countless people who searched for Truth in order to become saints, but passed away before succeeding. During discussions at seminars, there are many people who speak from their own conceptions. The question that is most asked is how I became enlightened and if it is really possible for other people to become Truth. They also say that the things I speak of can only be done by the existence of Truth.

The answer I give them is that I realized that I am Truth when I died and Truth remained. I tell them that I realized at this time that I had to teach Truth to the people of the world and that while teaching Truth and trying to raise people’s consciousness to the same level as mine, I became enlightened of the method to go towards Truth. I also tell them that many people have already become complete. I also tell them that the existence of Truth is a person who has Truth, not a person of their fantasies and delusions. I ask them to discard this existence in their minds and change their conceptions.

I ask people, if a person teaches Truth and successfully makes people become Truth then isn’t the teacher himself Truth? Everyone agrees when it is put in this way.

In my childhood I used to wonder if there was a school that teaches people how to become saints. I have made such a school and many people are becoming saints.

– Woo Myung

REFLECT AT SANTA CLARA MEDITATION

At Santa Clara Meditation, practitioners follow the method to awaken, cleanse the mind, and ultimately become Truth.
This is the path to becoming a saint—living as Truth and helping others do the same. 🌠