INTRODUCTION
🌸 People often blame others — parents, society, politicians, even God — when things go wrong.
But Master Woo Myung teaches that only a truly wise person knows that he himself is to blame.
This insight is not about guilt; it is about awakening.
When one stops accusing others and turns inward, realizing that all things arise from one’s own mind,
the self-centered world collapses and the mind of Truth appears.
In that moment, blame disappears — because there is no “I” left to blame or be blamed. 🌏
ORIGINAL WRITING BY MASTER WOO MYUNG
Who Will Accuse Whom? Who Will Blame Whom?
Only a wise person knows he is to blame.
People are quick to blame their ancestors and others when things do not work the way they want them to.
Politicians insist that they are right, and so they are always arguing.
Religions also insist that only they are right and that others are false, heretical cults,
which is why there has never been a time without religious conflict.
Old well-established religions are accepted by people as being not false,
while new religions are thought to be false, heretical cults.
This belief causes conflicts between people.
If you are not complete, you are false.
So do not blame others or slander them for what they do.
Please throw away the self which has the false, heretical cult mind within it.
– Woo Myung
REFLECT AT SANTA CLARA MEDITATION
At Santa Clara Meditation, practitioners learn through direct experience that
all blame originates from the false self. 🌼
When you look deeply into your mind,
you discover that every resentment, conflict, or judgment is but a reflection of your own self-centered world.
As you cleanse this false mind through meditation,
the divisions between “me” and “you,” “right” and “wrong” dissolve —
and only one Truth remains. 🌈
True peace begins not when others change,
but when one’s own mind becomes empty,
free from accusation, blame, and discrimination.
