✨ Introduction
🌊 In this insightful writing, Master Woo Myung reveals a profound truth: man and nature are not separate, but one.
🌿 While people divide the world through perception and judgment, nature itself simply exists as it is—without resistance or self.
💧 Through the example of water, he teaches that true wisdom lies in following the natural flow, free from stubbornness, ego, and illusion.
✨ This message invites us to reflect on how we can return to a state of harmony by learning directly from nature itself.
📖 Original Writing by Master Woo Myung
What should man learn from nature?
Man is nature and nature is man; all creations are man and man is all of creation. People are blind; they can only see what they see, and therefore have discernment between this and that. However, if there were a lesson that man could learn from water, it would be that water exists in accordance with nature’s flow. It is not stubborn or obstinate; it exists simply as it is. Man should learn nature’s flow from water. All things in nature are simply as they are, but only man makes a self and constantly builds up and destroys delusions that arise from his shape and form. Therefore he must learn from nature, which is silently subservient.
Everything in the world is one, but people have given names to each different form and try to judge them by their traits or movements. However, they should know that all things are one.
– Woo Myung
🌠 Reflect at Santa Clara Meditation
At Santa Clara Meditation, one learns to let go of the artificial self and return to the natural state of being.
✨ By understanding the flow of nature, one can live without resistance and align with the truth of existence.
🌿 Like water, life becomes effortless when one simply exists as it is.
