It's Hard to Say: Buddhist Stories Told by Seon Master Daehaeng
Publisher: Hanmaum Seonwon
Pub. Date: Sep. 2005
Hardcover: 101 pages
Dimensions (in inches): 9.37 x 7.63 x 0.55
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| >>>This book is written in English. |
About This Book
From the rich Buddhist tradition of Korea comes this collection of
stories told by one of Korea's foremost Seon (Zen) Masters. Including
animal fables, teacher-student dialogues, historical leaders, and
everyday events, each story focuses on important aspects of human
existence. The explanations by Seon Master Daehaeng, with beautiful
illustrations, reveal unseen dimensions of these seemingly ordinary
stories and guide the readers on the path of transcending the ego. She
talks about the fundamental connection of all life and shows how the
readers draw upon the unlimited ability within each one to live with joy
and meaning. She reveals the simple ideas such as "see others as part of
yourself" and "view things with a positive attitude." This book also can
be shared with children. Seon Master Daehaeng awakened to her inherent
nature at an early age and spent more than ten years in the mountains
perfecting what she had realized. She established Hanmaum Seonwon(Zen
center) in Korea and gives Dharma talks to small and large gatherings.
Award-winning Korean artist Lim Seung-hyun offers illustration that
stirs the heart and gives a glimpse of Korea's history and culture.
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