INTRODUCTION
✨ In this insightful teaching, Master Woo Myung explains the true nature and purpose of comets in the Universe. Unlike fixed celestial bodies, comets travel freely throughout the infinite cosmos, acting as the “brooms of the Universe,” cleansing and purifying space as they move.
Formed in a manner similar to stars, comets consist mainly of gases mixed with solid matter, not just ice as commonly believed. Their paths are not fixed, and while collisions with other stars are possible, such events are extremely rare. This teaching offers a deeper understanding of the cosmic order and function behind these wandering celestial bodies. 🌌
ORIGINAL WRITING BY MASTER WOO MYUNG
Why are comets formed, what is their role in the Universe and how long do they last? Do they have fixed paths and times of coexistence or do they collide with other stars?
There are many comets in the Universe. They are made of gases, and move around the whole Universe rather than in one fixed area. It can be said that they are the brooms of the Universe, and their role is to clean the Universe. They do not have fixed paths and although they do collide with other stars on occasion, this happens rarely.
The way they are formed is similar to the way that other stars are formed. Some people say that comets are composed of ice, but they are composed of gases tinged with solid matter.
– Woo Myung
REFLECT AT SANTA CLARA MEDITATION
At Santa Clara Meditation, practitioners learn the deeper meaning of the cosmic order, seeing how everything—even comets—exists with purpose in the infinite Universe. 🌠
