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The Selected Works of Korean Buddhism

Korean Buddhism

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Korean Buddhism is called "Hoetong" Buddhism, which means "all-encompassing" Buddhism. In Korean Buddhism, various traditions have been integrated harmoniously into a single orderly whole. The Korean Buddhist philosophy of "Hoetong" does not take one tradition to be superior to another. Nor does it exclude any particular tradition.

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Experience! Korean Buddhism
_ Lotus Lantern Festival
_ Templestay
_ Korean Buddhism's Dharma Propagation
_ and Social Welfare Activities

01 The Uniqueness of Korean Buddhism
02 The Practice Lineage of
Korean Buddhism and Main Practices
03 Monastic Life
_ From Novice to Nirvana
_ A Day in a Mountain Temple
04 Korean Buddhist Culture
_ Meaning and Symbolism Found in Korean Temples
_ Dharma Service and Buddhist Festivals
05 Korean Buddhist Temples
_ Temple Etiquette
_ Main Korean Temples
06 The History of Korean Buddhism 

Appendix
_ Korea Buddhist Order Association
_ and Four Major Buddhist Orders
      

 


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