Austin Meditation

Specialties

Meditation?

It is not a religion, not a philosophy,

not a changing life style.

Anyone can do it.

Meditation’s subtraction method is simple and easy to follow

yet has an amazing impact on your days,

on very modern aliments.

You can find a center near your house, work and

come in at any time. Meditation center opens everyday including weekend

from morning until night for practitioners convenience.

History

Established in 2011.

2013

Over 340 Meditation Centers operating worldwide

Opened Meditation Centers: Brazil, Colombia, Uganda

2012

Opened Meditation Centers: Colombia, Guatemala, Hungary, Japan, Madagascar, Mexico, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Sweden

2005

Opened Meditation Centers: Argentina, Brazil, Chile, England, France, Hong Kong, Indonesia, New Zealand, Philippines

2004

1^st University Students Camp

Main Center expands to include the Meditation Completion Center

2002

1^st Meditation Training course for Teachers

Cham Publishing Co. established and began to publish monthly magazine

Woo Myung was awarded the Mahatma Gandhi Peace Award by the United Nations International Association of Educators for World Peace (IAEWP).

Opened Meditation Centers: Boston, MA, New Jersey, Chicago, Dallas, Houston, Hawaii, Philadelphia, Seattle

2001

1^st Youth Camp

Nonsan Main Center opens Opened Meditation Centers: New York, Washington D.C., Canada, Australia, Japan

2000

This meditation receives accreditation as an Education

Meet the Business Owner

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Business Owner

This meditation began in November 1996 established by Master Woo Myung.

Currently, there are more than 340 meditation centers located around the world where over 300,000 people have practiced cleansing the mind and body using the simple method of subtraction to become Truth.

Historically, one of the biggest obstacles in overcoming problems in life and reaching enlightenment was the fact that the mind could not be precisely defined. This prevented people from discovering who they are and how to become Truth. This meditation defines the human mind as an accumulation of pictures, stored within one’s body and mind. These pictures are an accumulation of past experiences which are taken through the eyes, ears, nose, mouth, and body. The pictures mold us into our pattern of thinking, how we react, and habitual behavior that are not who we truly are. These pictures stored in the mind hold the emotions, thoughts and attachments to people, places and things. They create the individual’s pictu