Nature I
A thoughtful poem by Woo Myung exploring the natural order of life, where all things exist in perfect harmony within their rightful places.
Read MoreA poetic reflection on living in perfect harmony with nature, embracing life exactly as it is without minds or judgment.
Read MoreA profound reflection by Woo Myung on existence, the illusion of the self, and the solemn journey toward true enlightenment.
Read MoreMany people think about death and have questions about it but there is no one who knows the answers to their questions. Each religion talks of a world beyond this world: in Buddhism, it is said the world of paradise, where Buddha resides, exists. In Christianity, it is said that heaven exists. However, no one knows which place is true.
Read MoreAccording to Nature’s flow,
acceptance is the wisdom of life,
in which a life that follows this flow is
a life of acceptance.
Acceptance is perfect,
and so it belongs to nothing.
In order for both man’s and God’s cycles to coincide,
all but God should be absent from his mind.
Only then will his cycle be in sync
so that he can be reborn as God.
Only those who have become God
may live in God’s Land.
The only way for man to live forever and escape from suffering and burden is to die while he is still living. Only then can he find his true self. His true self is God who remains when he is dead.
Read MoreAn innumerable number of people have come and gone in this world, but no one knows where they came from or where they went. In any case, they have all disappeared from the world. From the Universe’s point of view, man disappears after a fleeting, meaningless life;
Read MoreThe day the dark clouds are lifted
will be the day in which the world will be bright.
What does it mean for the world to be bright?
It means that
man’s individual mind will no longer exist.