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Songgwangsa (Korean: 송광사; Hanja: 松廣寺; translation:
Spreading Pine Temple; alternates: Songgwang-sa, or
Songgwang Sa, or Songkwangsa; also
known as: Piney...
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Gyeongsang Province,
represents the
dharma or
Buddhist teachings; and
Songgwangsa in
South Jeolla Province represents the
sangha or
Buddhist community...
- monk's
heirs have been
carried down to the
present age. Seonamsa, like
Songgwangsa, is a
library for
studies of
Korean Buddhist culture. A
total of 18 cultural...
- the
largest Seon
tradition in
Korea today, as well as the
important Songgwangsa temple.
Jinul also
wrote extensive works on Seon,
developing a comprehensive...
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Gyeongsang Province,
represents the
dharma or
Buddhist teachings; and
Songgwangsa in
South Jeolla Province represents the
sangha or
Buddhist community...
- Namdo)
Yeosu –
Jinnamgwan Hall, Hyangiram, Yi Sun Shin
Square Suncheon –
Songgwangsa Temple,
Seonamsa Temple,
Nagan Eupseong Folk
Village Mokpo –
Mokpo Modern...
- 19. Hwaeomsa: Masan-myeon,
Gurye County,
South Jeolla Province. 20.
Songgwangsa: Songgwang-myeon, Suncheon,
South Jeolla Province. 21. Daeheungsa: Samsan-myeon...
- The
Buddhist Review. She
studied Jogye Zen
Buddhism for ten
years at
Songgwangsa with her
former teacher Master Kusan Sunim,
being ordained as a nun in...
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Illustration of the
Avatamsaka Sutra at
Songgwangsa in Suncheon, Korea.
Joseon dynasty, 1644....
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movement and
introduced kōan
practice to Korea.
Jinul established the
Songgwangsa (松廣寺) as a new
center of pure practice. Zen was not
introduced as a separate...
