. Clearly, we all saw, heard, and learned the same truth, yet starting with myself, the forms, perspectives, scopes, and depths of our acceptance are as varied as our faces. As the teacher always said, “Not all fruits on the same tree taste the same, nor do they all fully bear fruit just because they […]

. Reading Sella’s writing left me so astonished that my mind reeled, my body trembled, and my own self seemed so utterly insignificant that tears flowed endlessly. It was as if I were reading the teacher’s own words. The wisdom with which situations were described was so clear, delicate, profound, and sweet—wisdom so deep and […]

. It’s been ten years since I came to know the teacher, and as I pondered what I would say if someone asked me, “What is truth?” and wrote down my thoughts, I looked at my finished writing and realized, “This is the amount and depth of the truth I’ve learned.” It was a moment […]

. Among the words that the teacher has consistently spoken, there was this: “Even though fruits receive nourishment from the same tree, some are sweet, some are sour, some are bitter, and some are rotten. Likewise, just because they are here doesn’t mean they all bear the same fruit.” This teaching came to mind as […]

. 1. Thoughts After Reading Experiences of Truth Recalling the moment I first met the teacher and the astonishment and emotion I felt hearing the lectures on truth, I’m filled with gratitude for the grace that rescued me from the deprivation and chaos of my past days when I didn’t know the truth. God is […]