Author: Venerable Beop-jeong (Beop Jeong, Beopjeong)
Publisher: Munhak-eui Soop
390 pages | 206*149mm
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| >>>This book is written in Korean. |
About This Book
Published in June 2009, this is the first collection of dharma teachings
by given to scholars and general public by Venerable Beopjeong.
In these messages, Beopjeong talks about how grateful we should be for
this life which will never be repeated in the same way -- "Every person,
thing, event, feeling is one that you will meet once in your life and
never again."
Original Korean title "Ilgi Ilhoe" is a term originated from Japanese
chado (tea ceremony) and can be translated as "for this time only",
"chance meeting", "one meeting, one opportunity", "never again", or "one
chance in a lifetime." The characters literally mean "one time one
meeting" - of course, the Kanji characters have meaning far beyond a
direct translation like this. Some might use this phrase to talk of an
opportunity that presents itself just once in your life. It could also
be the single chance-meeting with your true soul mate. Basically an
expression for any event that might happen once in a lifetime. There is
also a traditional version of this phrase. Just the last character is
different. The traditional form was used in Japan before WWII and in
Korea prior to 1900. This phrase is also somewhat known in China. If you
want this traditional form, just click on the character to the right.
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