<rss version="2.0" xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/" xmlns:sy="http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/syndication/" xmlns:admin="http://webns.net/mvcb/" xmlns:rdf="http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#"><channel><title>Korean Buddhism | Press Room</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/</link><description>Korean Buddhism, Jogye Order, Zen, Zen Meditation, Seon, Seon Meditation</description><dc:language>ko</dc:language><item><title>Father of Four, Head Buddhist Priest Jugyeong</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=1203</link><description>
At Buseok Temple in Seosan, South Chungcheong province, four children live with their father, the temple's head priest Jugyeong (45). Since the youngest, who's now in fifth grade of elementary school, first came to the temple at age 5, the family grew larger one by one to four children now. It's been seven years since the priest has been taking care of local children who aren't able to liv</description><dc:date>2008-06-03 17:55</dc:date><dc:subject>News Clipping</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>News Clipping</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2008-06-03 17:55</pubDate></item><item><title>Dharma Words for Summer Retreat from the Supreme Patriarch, the Most Venerable BeopJoen </title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=1202</link><description>
Dharma Words for Summer Retreat from the Supreme Patriarch, the Most Venerable BeopJoen 

&amp;amp;quot;Can you talk without using your neck and mouth?&amp;amp;quot; 

Establishing history-making systems &amp;amp;quot;setting rules to regulate monks' behavior and for confessional ceremonies&amp;amp;quot; beginning with this summer retreat 

Greeting the summer retreat on the May 19th (by lunar calender A...</description><dc:date>2008-06-02 18:17</dc:date><dc:subject>JOKB Highlights</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>JOKB Highlights</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2008-06-02 18:17</pubDate></item><item><title>“One Hundred Thousand Lotus Lanterns Shone on the World”</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=1196</link><description>&amp;amp;ldquo;One Hundred Thousand Lotus Lanterns Shone on the World&amp;amp;rdquo;





Taking place in Dongdaemoon Stadium, around Jongno and

Jogyesa
Temple






&amp;amp;ldquo;I hope that the power of 1700 years of Korean Buddhism, which succeeded the tradition of Trishksha (threefold learning: shila, Samadhi, and prajna), with the flame of wisdom shines on the world the most</description><dc:date>2008-05-19 18:34</dc:date><dc:subject>JOKB Highlights</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>JOKB Highlights</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2008-05-19 18:34</pubDate></item><item><title>2008 Buddha’s Birthday Celebration in New York</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=1195</link><description>




2008 Buddha&amp;amp;rsquo;s Birthday Celebration in

New York 





 The Sangha Association of Korean American Sangha in East Coast (미동부승가회: President Ven. Dobum Sunim) and the Korean Buddhist Association of Greater New York (뉴욕불교 사원 연합회: President Ven. Won Young Sunim) held their annual meeting to celebrate the 2,552th birthday of Sakyamuni Buddha at </description><dc:date>2008-05-19 14:11</dc:date><dc:subject>JOKB Highlights</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>JOKB Highlights</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2008-05-19 14:11</pubDate></item><item><title>First lady meets boy monks</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=1183</link><description>


May 7, SEOUL, South Korea -- First lady Kim Yun-ok (C) poses for a photo with visiting boy monks at the presidential office Cheong Wa Dae on May 7 ahead of the Buddha's birthday on May 12. (Yonhap)(END)</description><dc:date>2008-05-08 13:42</dc:date><dc:subject>News Clipping</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>News Clipping</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2008-05-08 13:42</pubDate></item><item><title>Temple hangs lanterns ahead of Buddha's birthday</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=1182</link><description>
Temple hangs lanterns ahead of Buddha's birthday

May 2, SEOUL, South Korea -- A worker at Bongeun Temple in southern Seoul hangs lanterns on May 2 as part of preparations for the celebrations marking the Buddha's birthday on May 12. (Yonhap)(END)</description><dc:date>2008-05-07 11:17</dc:date><dc:subject>News Clipping</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>News Clipping</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2008-05-07 11:17</pubDate></item><item><title>Dharma Talk of the Patriarch on Buddha's Birthday 2008 (Buddha era 2552) </title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=1181</link><description>
&amp;amp;quot;Do not seek truth outside of your mind&amp;amp;quot; 

In 2008 (Buddha Era 2552)the Patriarch of the Jogye Order, Ven. Dorim Beopjeon, gave a dharma talk to commemorate Buddha's Birthday. 

In his dharma talk, Ven. Beopjeon spoke about the meaning of the Buddha's coming to this world, saying, &amp;amp;quot;He helped sentient beings to be reborn as buddhas by awakening their buddha nature,...</description><dc:date>2008-05-06 14:08</dc:date><dc:subject>JOKB Highlights</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>JOKB Highlights</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2008-05-06 14:08</pubDate></item><item><title>Shaving Heads of Child Monks  </title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=1180</link><description>Shaving Heads of Child Monks  On the morning of May 1st, with eleven days to go before Buddha&amp;amp;rsquo;s birthday, a group of 7 boys about 5-6 years old took part in a haircutting ceremony at Jogye Temple in Seoul&amp;amp;rsquo;s Jongno-gu. The nation&amp;amp;rsquo;s largest Buddhist order held the &amp;amp;ldquo;Child Monk Haircutting ? Initiation Rites&amp;amp;rdquo; as part of a program for young boys enteri...</description><dc:date>2008-05-06 09:52</dc:date><dc:subject>JOKB Highlights</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>JOKB Highlights</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2008-05-06 09:52</pubDate></item><item><title>Brilliance at City Hall; Gentle Floating at Cheonggye Stream</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=1178</link><description>



Lantern of Harmony and Mutual Prosperity 

On the 21st of April in the public square in front of


Seoul

City Hall a ceremony was held for the lighting of the ornamental lantern in anticipation of Buddha&amp;amp;rsquo;s Birthday. Standing 18m in height, the lantern is made from traditional Korean paper and takes the form of the sacred bell of the great King Seongdeok and the te</description><dc:date>2008-05-01 17:27</dc:date><dc:subject>JOKB Highlights</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>JOKB Highlights</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2008-05-01 17:27</pubDate></item><item><title>Kit for Lotus Lantern Making </title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=1170</link><description>
 The Lotus grows spotlessly and fragrantly out of the mud into the world of light symbolizing Boddhisatva in Buddhism. Lotus Lantern is very characteristic in Korea and the miniature type of the lantern has been loved as the gift or interior use. 
 
1. Twist one end of each paper lotus petal with some glue into a tip. 

2. Make holes both side of the cup. </description><dc:date>2008-04-24 18:08</dc:date><dc:subject>Notice</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>Notice</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2008-04-24 18:08</pubDate></item><item><title>Gapsa Temple</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=1169</link><description>An Antique Baekje Kingdom Temple on the slope of Mt. Gyeryong 

Gapsa Temple stands on the snug slope of Gyeryongsan Mountain, which is the most famous mountain in Chucheongnam-do. This temple is said to have been built by the great monk Adohwasang in the first year of King Guisinwang (AD420) of the Baekje Kingdom. However, according to the history book Samgukyusa, Ado was a great monk dur</description><dc:date>2008-04-24 17:57</dc:date><dc:subject>News Clipping</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>News Clipping</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2008-04-24 17:57</pubDate></item><item><title>[Korea] Lotus Lantern Festival Begins May 2</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=1163</link><description> 


 
Come witness Jongno Street awash in a sea of lotus flowers. All are welcome to attend the uniquely traditional Lotus Lantern Festival, where an endless series of lanterns warm the minds and souls of those in attendance, and the welcoming fragrance of tradition overflows. 

</description><dc:date>2008-04-22 17:52</dc:date><dc:subject>JOKB Highlights</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>JOKB Highlights</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2008-04-22 17:52</pubDate></item><item><title>Geumsansa Temple</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=1162</link><description>
Scenic beauty of cherry blossoms on the slopes of Moaksan Mountain  

 Geumsansa Temple stands on the western slope of Moaksan Mountain. 'Geumsan' and 'Moak' seem to be quite different in the Korean language but their actual origin is the same. The name of Moaksan Mountain originated from the old Korean word 'Eommoe' implying a high mountain. However, as Chi</description><dc:date>2008-04-22 17:34</dc:date><dc:subject>News Clipping</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>News Clipping</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2008-04-22 17:34</pubDate></item><item><title>“A Peaceful Resolution to Conflicts in Tibet” is called for by The Central Council of JOKB  </title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=1135</link><description>Wishes for a Peaceful Resolution to the Situation in Tibet
Venerable Jigwan 




 Executive Director of Administration, JOKB 
 
Wishes for a Peaceful Resolution to the Situation in Tibet

Venerable Jigwan
Executive Director of Administration, JOKB

Among soaring concerns from the international community about the recent bloodshed in Tibe</description><dc:date>2008-04-02 17:07</dc:date><dc:subject>JOKB Highlights</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>JOKB Highlights</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2008-04-02 17:07</pubDate></item><item><title>“…Wishes for peaceful resolutions to Tibet situation,” </title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=1129</link><description>&amp;amp;ldquo;&amp;amp;hellip;Wishes for peaceful resolutions to Tibet situation,&amp;amp;rdquo; said Venerable Ji-Kwan, the Executive Director of Administration, JOKB 






Amongst soaring concerns from the international communities over the fierce bloody struggles inTibet, Venerable Ji-Kwan expressed his hopes for a peaceful resolution in Tibet

tension. 

AT</description><dc:date>2008-03-24 15:10</dc:date><dc:subject>JOKB Highlights</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>JOKB Highlights</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2008-03-24 15:10</pubDate></item><item><title>“The Grand canal project should be abandoned.”</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=1113</link><description>

Voices against the Presidential campaign pledge


at the Extensive Penitential Dharma Assembly in

Bongam-sa
Temple









&amp;amp;ldquo;Let Buddha&amp;amp;rsquo;s mind and introspection of life-loving eye on the environment take its course&amp;amp;rdquo; some 2,000 Buddhists, monks and laymen together, raise their voices against the
Grand canal
plan.



&amp;amp;n</description><dc:date>2008-03-18 10:20</dc:date><dc:subject>JOKB Highlights</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>JOKB Highlights</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2008-03-18 10:20</pubDate></item><item><title>Guide to Lotus Lantern Festival by event</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=1101</link><description></description><dc:date>2008-03-13 17:02</dc:date><dc:subject>Notice</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>Notice</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2008-03-13 17:02</pubDate></item><item><title>Lotus Lantern Making Festival for Foreigners</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=1100</link><description>
A Lotus Lantern Making Festival for Foreigners will be held in front of Jogyesa Temple, 20 may at 2 p.m., as part of the annual Lotus Lantern Festival. 

 

The International Dharma Instructors Association is accepting 150 applications for the lantern-making event on first-come-first-served basis. The participants will receive a Buddhist souvenir and the top prize winner will rec</description><dc:date>2008-03-13 16:58</dc:date><dc:subject>Notice</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>Notice</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2008-03-13 16:58</pubDate></item><item><title>A Dharma Message for the Lunar New Year</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=1069</link><description>

A Dharma Message for the Lunar New Year
from Venerable Dorim Beopjeon, Supreme Patriarch of the JOKB

Venerable Dorim Beopjeon, Supreme Patriarch of the JOKB, has released His dharma 

message for the Lunar New Year 2008 (Buddhist year 2552).

In His New Year message, the Supreme Patriarch said, &amp;amp;ldquo;Perfect harmony and absolute 

unity present th</description><dc:date>2008-03-03 18:30</dc:date><dc:subject>JOKB Highlights</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>JOKB Highlights</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2008-03-03 18:30</pubDate></item><item><title>“Dharma Sermon upon Dismissing the Winter Retreat“</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=1058</link><description>

&amp;amp;ldquo;Dharma Sermon upon Dismissing the Winter Retreat&amp;amp;ldquo;
delivered by Venerable Dorim Beopjeon, Supreme Patriarch of the JOKB


2,222 monks from 94 Meditation centers nationwide participating 

Upon the successful completion day of the winter retreat on Feb. 21, Venerable Dorim Beopjeon, Supreme Patriarch of the JOKB, has delivered his dharma sermon along with his</description><dc:date>2008-02-22 17:12</dc:date><dc:subject>JOKB Highlights</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>JOKB Highlights</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2008-02-22 17:12</pubDate></item><item><title>Bow to three Executive Directors on New Year´s Day</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=1056</link><description>

In the morning of 11th February, the buddhist staffs of headquarters and affiliated organizations of Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism bowed to three executive directors of Jogye order on new year&amp;amp;acute;s day by lunar calendar in Daewoongjeon(great hero hall) in Jogye-sa temple. After the 3 bows, they had a precious time to listen the well-wishing remarks from the most ven. Jikwan, presiden</description><dc:date>2008-02-13 18:57</dc:date><dc:subject>JOKB Highlights</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>JOKB Highlights</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2008-02-13 18:57</pubDate></item><item><title>Exhibition of Traditional Lanterns </title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=1055</link><description>


A site overflowing with traditional beauty!Here you can experience the beauty of Korean traditional art and culture, as light, traditional paper, and magnificently colored patterns come together in the perfect harmony of the traditional Korean lantern. 
Time : Friday, May 2nd, 2008 ~ Monday, May 12th
Location : Bongeunsa Temple, Samseongdong

Transportation : Subway Lin</description><dc:date>2008-02-11 17:01</dc:date><dc:subject>Notice</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>Notice</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2008-02-11 17:01</pubDate></item><item><title>2008 International website of Jogye order Questionnaire Survey </title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=1050</link><description>
2008 International website of Jogye order Questionnaire Survey 
(www.koreanbuddhism.net) 

For a better understanding of buddhists' needs, Headquarter of Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism is conducting a questionnaire survey in overseas. The survey form includes several questions about International website of Jogye order. The 5 people among the participants will be presented of the small </description><dc:date>2008-01-30 15:58</dc:date><dc:subject>Notice</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>Notice</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2008-01-30 15:58</pubDate></item><item><title>Lee Seeks Reconciliation Among Religions</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=1047</link><description>
    
        
            
            
                
                    
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                        Lee visits temple: President-elect Lee Myung-bak offe...</description><dc:date>2008-01-18 14:35</dc:date><dc:subject>News Clipping</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>News Clipping</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2008-01-18 14:35</pubDate></item><item><title>Bongeun Temple: Downtown Temple Aged Over a Millennium </title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=1044</link><description>
    
        
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                                    Seonbuldang. The structure, first founded in 1562 and rebu...</description><dc:date>2008-01-14 15:07</dc:date><dc:subject>JOKB Highlights</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>JOKB Highlights</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2008-01-14 15:07</pubDate></item><item><title>Age of Famed Woodblock Printing Still a Mystery</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=1038</link><description>
    
        
            
            Age of Famed Woodblock Printing Still a Mystery 
            
        
        
            A Buddhist scripture called the &amp;amp;quot;Mugujeonggwang Daedaranigyeong&amp;amp;quot; (Pure Light Dharani Sutra), found in the Seokgatap pagoda of Bulguksa Temple in Gyeongju, is believed to be the world's oldest woodblock-printed book, but a new study has faile...</description><dc:date>2007-11-15 14:02</dc:date><dc:subject>News Clipping</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>News Clipping</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2007-11-15 14:02</pubDate></item><item><title>Monk brings peace to prisoners</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=1037</link><description>Monk brings peace to prisoners



    
        
            
            
            
        
        
            
            
                
                    
                        
                        
                    
                    
                        
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October 20, 2007 
About 1,000 Buddhist monks, including Venerable Beopjeon, the supreme patriarch of the Korean Buddhist Jogye Order (not pictured), and 9,000 followers seek self-purification through penitence yesterday at Bongam Temple in Mungyeong, North Gyeongsang. By Kim Seong-ryong 
</description><dc:date>2007-10-23 14:15</dc:date><dc:subject>News Clipping</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>News Clipping</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2007-10-23 14:15</pubDate></item><item><title>Knowing which end is up can secure enlightenment</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=1033</link><description>
Knowing which end is up can secure enlightenment
Martine Batchelor&amp;amp;rsquo;s &amp;amp;ldquo;Women in Korean Zen: Lives and Practices&amp;amp;rdquo; tells the story of the 10 years the author spent as a Buddhist nun in Korea. Now married and living in France, Batchelor decided to tell her story because of a Korean nun she met. &amp;amp;ldquo;Tiny and stooped, but remarkably energetic,&amp;amp;rdquo; Sunim Su...</description><dc:date>2007-10-23 14:08</dc:date><dc:subject>JOKB Highlights</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>JOKB Highlights</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2007-10-23 14:08</pubDate></item><item><title>Buddhist Musician in Appeal to Hostage Takers </title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=1026</link><description>
    
        
            
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            &amp;amp;quot;The world is one. Why have to fight, why have to kill, make this heaven to hell? God! What he wants is peace of mankind.&amp;amp;quot;
            &amp;amp;quot;Song for Taliban&amp;amp;quot; made by the Korean doctor and Buddhist musician Lee Jin-ho is spreadin...</description><dc:date>2007-09-13 15:49</dc:date><dc:subject>News Clipping</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>News Clipping</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2007-09-13 15:49</pubDate></item><item><title>Buddha statue reveals its true face to the world</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=1025</link><description>Buddha statue reveals its true face to the world
September 11, 2007
After months of excavation, a 1,300-year-old giant stone statue of Buddha revealed its perfectly preserved face yesterday in a mountainous area of Gyeongju, the capital city of Korea&amp;amp;rsquo;s ancient Silla Kingdom. The 5.6-meter (18-feet) tall sculpture was discovered in May, face down and buried in the ground.


    
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            Due to recent events involving a Buddhist monk and the Protestant church, people&amp;amp;rsquo;s skeptic...</description><dc:date>2007-09-11 17:20</dc:date><dc:subject>News Clipping</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>News Clipping</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2007-09-11 17:20</pubDate></item><item><title>Korea started its presses before Gutenberg’s Bible</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=1023</link><description>Korea started its presses before Gutenberg&amp;amp;rsquo;s Bible
September 03, 2007
&amp;amp;ldquo;Jikji,&amp;amp;rdquo; a 14th-century Korean book made with metal-type printing, was on display in the first floor lobby at the United Nations&amp;amp;rsquo; headquarters in New York last month. The exhibition that featured Jikji ran for 40 days and was opened by Ban Ki-moon, the secretary general of the United Na...</description><dc:date>2007-09-11 17:08</dc:date><dc:subject>JOKB Highlights</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>JOKB Highlights</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2007-09-11 17:08</pubDate></item><item><title>Woljeongsa and Sangwonsa _ Home of Manjusuri Bodhisattva </title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=1020</link><description>
    
        
            
            
                
                    
                        
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The Jogye Order has been praying for the release and safe return of 23 Korean hostages kidnaped by Taliban militants since their abduction on the 19th of July. It is, however, greatly deplorable that two persons have been executed, and we pay our deep condolences for the victims and their</description><dc:date>2007-08-03 18:16</dc:date><dc:subject>JOKB Highlights</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>JOKB Highlights</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2007-08-03 18:16</pubDate></item><item><title>Religious Leaders Solicit Taliban Leniency for Captives</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=986</link><description>Representatives from the Korean Council of Religion and Peace (KCRP) and leaders of other religious groups issued a statement, saying that Taliban militia should consider the pure intention of the hostages who tried to help the poor in their country. KCRP is a coalition of seven religious orders including Protestants, Catholics and Buddhists. 


    
        
            
            
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            UNESCO on Thursday included the &amp;amp;ldquo;Uigwe&amp;amp;rdquo;, a collection of royal protocols from the Chosun Dynasty and the Koryo Daejanggyeong, printing woodblocks of the Tripitaka Koreana and miscellaneous Buddhist scriptures - in its Memory of the World Register. UNESCO ac...</description><dc:date>2007-06-26 09:28</dc:date><dc:subject>News Clipping</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>News Clipping</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2007-06-26 09:28</pubDate></item><item><title>North has faith in Buddhist cash</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=975</link><description>North has faith in Buddhist cash
Jack Kim
Wednesday, June 13, 2007
In a rare nod to religion, communist North Korea has welcomed 500 Buddhist monks and followers from the South to a Kaesong temple dating from the 11th century when the town, just north of what is now the demilitarized zone, was capital of a unified peninsula.The visit offered an unusual glimpse of the hermit state where referen...</description><dc:date>2007-06-25 10:25</dc:date><dc:subject>JOKB Highlights</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>JOKB Highlights</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2007-06-25 10:25</pubDate></item><item><title>The Tripitaka Koreana Woodblocks; Memory of the Worldwide</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=960</link><description>Haeinsa Temple Janggyeong Panjeon, the Depositories for the Tripitaka Koreana Woodblocks; Memory of the Worldwide
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&amp;amp;lsquo;Memory of the World&amp;amp;rsquo; is a registration system of UNESCO, which preserves world&amp;amp;rsquo;s valuable documents and records world-widely.
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            Even with the enormity of the tragedy, the Korean and American press showed a bit of empathy toward Seung-hui Cho, the young man who murdered 32 people in a rampage last month at Virginia Tech. Said Venerable Jung Mok, &amp;amp;ldquo;We can&amp;amp;rsquo;t com...</description><dc:date>2007-06-11 15:53</dc:date><dc:subject>JOKB Highlights</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>JOKB Highlights</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2007-06-11 15:53</pubDate></item><item><title>Monastic life</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=956</link><description>Monastic life

    
        
            
            
        
        
            
            &amp;amp;ldquo;Seclusion: World&amp;amp;rsquo;s Farthest Windfall&amp;amp;rdquo;
        
    

&amp;amp;ldquo;Seclusion: World&amp;amp;rsquo;s Farthest Windfall&amp;amp;rdquo; (Long Future) is a book about 33 modern-day Buddhist monks and missionaries who came to a spiritual awakening through religious practic...</description><dc:date>2007-06-11 15:46</dc:date><dc:subject>News Clipping</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>News Clipping</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2007-06-11 15:46</pubDate></item><item><title>Land of mystery and surveillance- Diamond Moutain(Kumgang san) Open </title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=955</link><description>Land of mystery and surveillance
Lgendary region opens its heart to the world
rekking through deep woods, massive rocks inscribed with communist propaganda, a beautiful green-colored stream and a lot of North Koreans with cheap gold rimmed sunglasses. These were my first impressions of Naekeumgang, which this month, for the first time since the Korean peninsula was split in two over fifty years...</description><dc:date>2007-06-11 15:31</dc:date><dc:subject>JOKB Highlights</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>JOKB Highlights</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2007-06-11 15:31</pubDate></item><item><title>Buddhist English Library OPEN </title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=954</link><description>INVITAION


YOU&amp;amp;rsquo;RE CORDIALLY INVITED TO THE OPENING CEREMONYof The &amp;amp;ldquo;BUDDHIST ENGLISH LIBRARY OF SEOUL&amp;amp;rdquo;
Planned to coincide with the Lotus Lantern Festival, this will be an exciting event to introduce you to our brand-new Buddhist English library. The library is the first Buddhist English library in  to cater for English speaking foreigners who want to experience ...</description><dc:date>2007-06-07 13:58</dc:date><dc:subject>JOKB Highlights</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>JOKB Highlights</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2007-06-07 13:58</pubDate></item><item><title>You are right! No, you are wrong!</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=953</link><description> Dharma Speech of the Most Venerable Dolim Beopjeon, the Supreme Patriarch of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism
 The catch words: You are right! No, you are wrong!
 Master Magok Bocheol went to see Preceptor Janggyeong Hoihwi with his huge Six-ring Dharma Staff in his hand. When the Master arrived, he walked around the preceptor'</description><dc:date>2007-06-05 10:30</dc:date><dc:subject>JOKB Highlights</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>JOKB Highlights</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2007-06-05 10:30</pubDate></item><item><title>Politicians flock to temple festivities</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=948</link><description>
    
        
            
            
            
                
                    
                        
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On the occ</description><dc:date>2007-05-23 16:49</dc:date><dc:subject>JOKB Highlights</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>JOKB Highlights</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2007-05-23 16:49</pubDate></item><item><title>Temple to celebrate Buddha's birthday today in Tappan</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=943</link><description>Temple to celebrate Buddha's birthday today in Tappan

By GERALD MCKINSTRYTHE JOURNAL NEWS
(Original publication: May 20, 2007)

TAPPAN
Gilsang Haeng reverently knelt and then bowed in front of the altar as a priest chanted scripture and occasionally banged a drum in front of a grand gold Buddhist statue.
Haeng, who was holding a set of beads and surrounded by hundreds of handmade lot</description><dc:date>2007-05-23 16:45</dc:date><dc:subject>News Clipping</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>News Clipping</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2007-05-23 16:45</pubDate></item><item><title>Seoul Marks Buddha's Birthday With Lantern Festival  </title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=934</link><description>
    
        
            
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            Colorful lotus lanterns are lit along the road in the evening, illuminating a city center walk ahead of the Buddha's birthday, which falls next Thursday. The festivities peak this weekend with a lotus lantern festival prepared by Buddhist groups.
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Buddhist monks at the Jogye Temple in Seoul hang lanterns and pray yesterday for the well-being in the afterlife of the victims of the mass shooting Monday at Virginia Tech University. A total of 33 lanterns were hung to represent each dead person. The names of the dead people who have been identified were hung from individual lanterns. [YONHAP]
</description><dc:date>2007-04-26 16:55</dc:date><dc:subject>JOKB Highlights</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>JOKB Highlights</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2007-04-26 16:55</pubDate></item><item><title> A Letter of Deep Condolence for the Innocent Victims of the Virginia Tech</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=924</link><description>A Letter of Deep Condolence for the Innocent Victimsof the Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (Virginia Tech) 
I want to express my deepest condolence for the innocent victims of the shooting accident on April 18 at the Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (Virginia Tech) . I sincerely pray for their rebirth in the Land of Utmost Bliss. I also wish to e</description><dc:date>2007-04-19 10:21</dc:date><dc:subject>JOKB Highlights</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>JOKB Highlights</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2007-04-19 10:21</pubDate></item><item><title>Venerable Beop-Ahn Sunim’s Funeral Services</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=920</link><description>Venerable Beop-Ahn Sunim&amp;amp;rsquo;s Funeral Services
Venerable Taeheo-dang Beop-Ahn Sunim&amp;amp;rsquo;s funeral services were held on Saturday, April 7th in the Great Dharma Hall at Won-Gak Sa Temple in New York. Abbot Venerable Jeong-Wu Sunim, Vice Abbot Gi-Gwang Sunim and other Won-Gak Sa Temple devotees played pivotal preparation roles for the occasion. Many members of Jogye Order of Korean Bu...</description><dc:date>2007-04-11 11:52</dc:date><dc:subject>JOKB Highlights</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>JOKB Highlights</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2007-04-11 11:52</pubDate></item><item><title>S. Korean religious leaders to visit Pyongyang in May </title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=919</link><description>S. Korean religious leaders to visit Pyongyang in May 
SEOUL, March 27 (Yonhap) -- A pan-religious group in South Korea said Tuesday it will send a delegation to North Korea in May to promote inter-Korean religious exchanges.Forty officials from the Korean Conference on Religion and Peace (KCRP) will visit Pyongyang for four days from May 5. The Korean Conference on Religion (KCR), a religious b...</description><dc:date>2007-04-11 11:42</dc:date><dc:subject>News Clipping</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>News Clipping</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2007-04-11 11:42</pubDate></item><item><title>Seeking divine help </title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=916</link><description>
    
        
            
            
            
                
                    
                        
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There's no doubt St. Louis is a town steeped in Catholic history, but here we offer a quick immersion&amp;amp;mdash;no baptism required&amp;amp;mdash;in a few of St. Louis' less familiar religious traditions: atheists, Bah&amp;amp;aacute;'&amp;amp;iacute;s, Buddhists, Jains, Sikhs, Latter-Day Saints and seekers of spiritual metaphysics.
Korean Buddhism&amp;amp;mdash;Peace on Earth
By Jeanne...</description><dc:date>2007-02-26 10:16</dc:date><dc:subject>News Clipping</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>News Clipping</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2007-02-26 10:16</pubDate></item><item><title>Buswell Elected 1st Koreanist to Lead Asian Studies </title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=867</link><description>


UCLA's Buswell Elected 1st Koreanist to LeadAsian Studies
In 2008, Robert Buswell will become president of the Association for Asian Studies, the largest group of its kind. It's a breakthrough for UCLA and Korean studies alike and may owe to the unusually wide expertise of this one-time Buddhist monk.
Kevin Matthews

Korean studies did not yet exist at UCLA when in 1986 Buswell acc</description><dc:date>2007-02-16 16:41</dc:date><dc:subject>JOKB Highlights</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>JOKB Highlights</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2007-02-16 16:41</pubDate></item><item><title>Bells closely linked to Buddhist religion </title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=866</link><description>
    
        
            
            
            
                
                    
                        
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February 2. Dongwhasa Temple Nun Snim(Monk)'s collage graduation ceremony.</description><dc:date>2007-02-07 11:37</dc:date><dc:subject>JOKB Highlights</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>JOKB Highlights</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2007-02-07 11:37</pubDate></item><item><title>Buddhists to Celebrate ‘Greatest Human Event’</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=853</link><description>
    
        
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                        Ji-hong sunim, head of Pulkwang Temple near Chamsil in Seoul, poses before a wall depicting Bud</description><dc:date>2007-02-07 11:28</dc:date><dc:subject>News Clipping</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>News Clipping</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2007-02-07 11:28</pubDate></item><item><title>New Year Press Conference of the Executive Director of  Administration, the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism.</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=851</link><description>New Year Press Conference of the Executive Director of  Administration, the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism.
 
The press co</description><dc:date>2007-02-01 16:13</dc:date><dc:subject>JOKB Highlights</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>JOKB Highlights</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2007-02-01 16:13</pubDate></item><item><title>Forty Years with Paik Fondly Remembered </title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=849</link><description>
    
        
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    </description><dc:date>2007-01-30 13:22</dc:date><dc:subject>News Clipping</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>News Clipping</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2007-01-30 13:22</pubDate></item><item><title>Master Jikwan extending Christmas wishes for Yuletide season </title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=781</link><description>Master Jikwan, Executive Director of the JOKB Headquarter, delivered his Christmas wishes at this special time of year. In his message, &amp;amp;quot;Jesus Christ came to this world to rescue all human kinds through his love and compassion. The essence of his teaching is to preach that everything alive is precious and meaningful as they exist and that peace and joy remain inside of our minds as well ...</description><dc:date>2006-12-26 18:09</dc:date><dc:subject>JOKB Highlights</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>JOKB Highlights</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2006-12-26 18:09</pubDate></item><item><title>Buddhist News Video (December 16)</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=777</link><description>BBS, a Korean Buddhist Broadcasting System,is providing weekly English Buddhist News on Saturday every week.The Following is news of December 16.
</description><dc:date>2006-12-20 17:39</dc:date><dc:subject>JOKB Highlights</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>JOKB Highlights</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2006-12-20 17:39</pubDate></item><item><title> On-site explanation session held on presumed temple site </title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=776</link><description>

    
        
            
        
    


The Gyeongju National Research Institute of Cultural Heritage held its second on-site explanation at an excavated location presumed to be the site of the Inyong Buddhist Temple in Gyeongju, the ancient capital of the Silla Dynasty (57 B.C. - A.D. 935) on Thursday (Dec. 7). The first excavations conducted from November 2002 to December 2004 unc...</description><dc:date>2006-12-20 15:54</dc:date><dc:subject>News Clipping</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>News Clipping</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2006-12-20 15:54</pubDate></item><item><title>Ukraine's President pays visit to Korea</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=775</link><description>
Victor Yushchenko and his wife are paying a visit to South Korea December 18-20, president's press office reported.
They are accompanied by Foreign Minister Borys Tarasyuk, Defense Minister Anatoly Hrytsenko, Economy Minister Volodymyr Makukha, Deputy Chief of Staff Oleksandr Chalyy, Ukrspetsexport Director General Serhiy Bondarchuk, National Space Agency First Deputy Director General Valeriy ...</description><dc:date>2006-12-20 14:25</dc:date><dc:subject>News Clipping</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>News Clipping</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2006-12-20 14:25</pubDate></item><item><title>The First Traditional Korean Temple in Europe </title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=767</link><description>
Putting up of the ridge-beam ceremony of the traditional Korean temple was held near Budapest in Hungary on November 11. There were about forty participants including manysunims from Korea lead by the Head Master Seoljeong Sunim, Hyeongak Sunim, the Director of Seoul InternationalZen Center at the Hwagesa Temple in Seoul and others. The construction of Wonkwangsa Temple was ini</description><dc:date>2006-12-15 18:45</dc:date><dc:subject>JOKB Highlights</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>JOKB Highlights</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2006-12-15 18:45</pubDate></item><item><title>Interchange between Korea and China, GanHwaSeon Globalization Scheme </title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=766</link><description>&amp;amp;ldquo;Give a hand to build a meditation hall in temples of china, which was headed by venerable Huineng, and establishment of sisterhood relationship with Korean meditation hall can be a good way to globalize GanHwaSeon.&amp;amp;rdquo; Venerable Misan, Professor of Joong-Ang Sangha University, insisted like this at the 3rd GanHwaSeon seminar. The seminar was held withKorean Buddhist Newspaper an...</description><dc:date>2006-12-15 17:22</dc:date><dc:subject>JOKB Highlights</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>JOKB Highlights</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2006-12-15 17:22</pubDate></item><item><title>Rogers OMNI Television Launches Path to Enlightenment New 13-part Series on Buddhism in Canada Today </title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=763</link><description>Twenty-five centuries after Buddhism was founded, its ancient principles continue to transform the minds and hearts of millions worldwide - including a strong following in Canada. In answer to this widespread popularity and practice, Rogers OMNI Television has put together Path to Enlightenment, a 13-part weekly series that documents Buddhism in Canada today. Ontario-based Rogers OMNI.2 will laun...</description><dc:date>2006-12-13 16:42</dc:date><dc:subject>News Clipping</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>News Clipping</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2006-12-13 16:42</pubDate></item><item><title>Buddhist News Video (December 8)</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=762</link><description>BBS, a Korean Buddhist Broadcasting System,is providing weekly English Buddhist News on Saturday every week.The Following is news of December 8.
</description><dc:date>2006-12-12 11:09</dc:date><dc:subject>JOKB Highlights</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>JOKB Highlights</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2006-12-12 11:09</pubDate></item><item><title>Ven. Jikwan, who heads the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism, held a press conference to mark the 1st year of his tenure</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=761</link><description>Ven. Jikwan, chief of Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism, held a press conference to mark the 1st year of his tenure on November 9th at a conference room on the 4th floor of the Korean History and Culture Memorial Building. During the conference, he emphasized the need to encourage Buddhist practitioners to lead their ways, from birth to growth to enlightenment, always in the presence of sentient bei...</description><dc:date>2006-12-08 11:07</dc:date><dc:subject>JOKB Highlights</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>JOKB Highlights</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2006-12-08 11:07</pubDate></item><item><title>Selection of Eight Temples for the Enjoyment of Beautiful Winter Snow Scenes </title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=760</link><description>Five skandhas or aggregates are empty, but doesn't the white color signify purity and emptiness as well? November 22 was &amp;amp;quot;the minor snow,&amp;amp;quot; one of the 24 cosmic terms of the year in the lunar calendar in Korea, and, as the term implies, it is the harbinger of the snowy season. When we look at the mountains covered with beautiful white snow, it seems that all the dust accumulated ...</description><dc:date>2006-12-07 14:24</dc:date><dc:subject>JOKB Highlights</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>JOKB Highlights</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2006-12-07 14:24</pubDate></item><item><title>Where can I get a traditional Korean wedding?: SHC answers</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=759</link><description>Q: I am an American who is planning to marry a Korean. I heard that Gyeongbok Palace and other places provide free weddings, conducted in traditional ceremonies, for foreigners marrying Korean nationals and I want to know if this is true. A: Unfortunately, the information you received is not true. Listed below are venues that provide traditional wedding ceremonies but none of them have free servi...</description><dc:date>2006-12-06 11:50</dc:date><dc:subject>News Clipping</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>News Clipping</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2006-12-06 11:50</pubDate></item><item><title>Korean monks embrace football</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=758</link><description>

    
        
            
            
        
        
            
        
        
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Religion and sport may not have a great deal in common, but South Korea's Buddhists have for the first time opened their doors to World Cup visitors.
...</description><dc:date>2006-12-06 11:15</dc:date><dc:subject>News Clipping</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>News Clipping</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2006-12-06 11:15</pubDate></item><item><title>Buddhist point of view</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=757</link><description>GAIN insight into Chinese culture and religion on a tour of China led by author and UCLA professor Robert Buswell. Buswell teaches Chinese and Korean Buddhism, directs the Center for Buddhist Studies at UCLA and practiced as a Buddhist monk for seven years in China, Thailand and Korea. The 17-night tour departs April 18 and travels from Beijing to Shanghai. The itinerary features a three-nig</description><dc:date>2006-12-06 10:37</dc:date><dc:subject>News Clipping</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>News Clipping</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2006-12-06 10:37</pubDate></item><item><title>Museums</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=755</link><description>A Buddha with a Lotus Flower: Tongdosa Gwaebul Nat&amp;amp;rsquo;l Museum of Korea Through April 22
The exhibition will display Buddha paintings, including &amp;amp;ldquo;Gwaebul,&amp;amp;rdquo; meaning a large Buddha painting which was used during an outdoor Buddhist ceremony. For more information, call (02) 2077-9494. Located at Ichon Station 4 exit 2 on subway line 4. A Special Exhibition: Paekje Worksho...</description><dc:date>2006-12-04 13:56</dc:date><dc:subject>News Clipping</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>News Clipping</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2006-12-04 13:56</pubDate></item><item><title>Artist reveals inner life through 108 sufferings </title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=754</link><description>The objects are spread on the floor and fill the room. There are old teacups, a comb and a sweat-stained ball, each attached to small LED lamps, like flickering Christmas lights. Each time the lights shine the objects are given a new life; but the next moment, the lights die out and so do the objects; the patterns repeat like the breathing of a cricket. Indeed &amp;amp;quot;Microhome&amp;amp;quot; by U S...</description><dc:date>2006-12-04 13:37</dc:date><dc:subject>News Clipping</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>News Clipping</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2006-12-04 13:37</pubDate></item><item><title>Korean Technology Helps Visualize Glory of Angkor Wat </title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=753</link><description>The glory that was Angkor Wat has been restored to 3D digital life with the help of Korean technology. The digital recreation company CG WAVE and a research institute at Dongguk University dedicated to Buddhist electronic content have completed a one-year project to recreate the Khmer temple in western Cambodia at a cost of some W500 million (US$1=W930). Wars, colonial rule and the passage of tim...</description><dc:date>2006-12-04 13:19</dc:date><dc:subject>News Clipping</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>News Clipping</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2006-12-04 13:19</pubDate></item><item><title>Buddhist News Video (December 4)</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=752</link><description>BBS, a Korean Buddhist Broadcasting System,is providing weekly English Buddhist News on Saturday every week.The Following is news of December 4.
</description><dc:date>2006-12-04 10:58</dc:date><dc:subject>JOKB Highlights</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>JOKB Highlights</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2006-12-04 10:58</pubDate></item><item><title>The Launch of Buddhist Cooperative Association expected to revitalize agriculture and farmlands</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=743</link><description>A significant step has been taken for Buddhists&amp;amp;rsquo; solutions toward the networking between the organic agricultural producers and their consumers. The Buddhist community is making the first move toward the launch of Buddhist cooperative association at Bulkwangsa Temple in Seoul on November 20, 2006. The launching committee chaired by Mr. Baek Nam-Seok was joined by Mt. Jirisan Agro-food n...</description><dc:date>2006-11-28 13:56</dc:date><dc:subject>JOKB Highlights</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>JOKB Highlights</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2006-11-28 13:56</pubDate></item><item><title>NYT Highlights Korean Temple Retreats</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=742</link><description>Korea's temple stays, which introduce foreigners to the spirit and culture of Korean Buddhist temples, have drawn the attention of the international press. Catherine Price of the New York Times on Saturday reported on a temple stay, one of many that are steadily gaining popularity as a unique cultural commodity in Korea, at the Lotus Lantern International Meditation Center on Ganghwa Island. 

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AT 3:30 a.m. in a temple in South Korea the sound of the moktak &amp;amp;mdash; a wooden percussion instrument that Buddhist monks play every morning to start the temple&amp;amp;rsquo;s day &amp;amp;mdash; jolted me awake. I pulled myself up from my floor mat, straightened my itchy gray uniform and stumbled through the pre-dawn darkness to the temple, where pink lotus lanterns illumina...</description><dc:date>2006-11-27 14:18</dc:date><dc:subject>News Clipping</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>News Clipping</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2006-11-27 14:18</pubDate></item><item><title>Buddhist News Video (November 25)</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=740</link><description>BBS, a Korean Buddhist Broadcasting System,is providing weekly English Buddhist News on Saturday every week.The Following is news of November 25.

</description><dc:date>2006-11-27 12:57</dc:date><dc:subject>JOKB Highlights</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>JOKB Highlights</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2006-11-27 12:57</pubDate></item><item><title>Volunteer Kimchi Seasoning Event at Temple </title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=738</link><description>Temperature has dropped sharply and it is now the Kimchi seasoning season in Korea. It is one of the most important events of the year for the Korean housewives. Hwaeomsa Temple in Gurye, Silsangsa Temple in Namwon, and Hongbeopsa Temple in Busan are planning to have &amp;amp;quot;Temple Stay Kimchi Seasoning&amp;amp;quot; event. Kimchi made at the temple is different from other Kimchis because it does n...</description><dc:date>2006-11-24 11:51</dc:date><dc:subject>JOKB Highlights</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>JOKB Highlights</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2006-11-24 11:51</pubDate></item><item><title> Villagers remove camera, restore honor system at unmanned store </title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=737</link><description>Not all merchants are happy with their shops becoming famous. When their village grocery store was broadcast nationwide for its unmanned, trust-based operation, residents of Sinchon Village, Jangseong County, South Jeolla Province, were finally forced to install a surveillance camera to deal with break-ins and burglaries. Three weeks later, however, the farmers changed their mind and turned the o...</description><dc:date>2006-11-24 10:55</dc:date><dc:subject>News Clipping</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>News Clipping</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2006-11-24 10:55</pubDate></item><item><title>N. Korea invites S. Korean Buddhist leader to Pyongyang </title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=736</link><description>North Korea has invited the head of South Korea's top Buddhist sect, the Jogye Order, to visit Pyongyang before the end of the year, officials at the Buddhist order said Wednesday. North Korea made the invitation to Ven. Jigwan during a ceremony commemorating a renovation of a temple at North Korea's Mount Geumgang on Sunday, but he replied it would be difficult this year due to his tight schedul...</description><dc:date>2006-11-24 10:02</dc:date><dc:subject>News Clipping</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>News Clipping</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2006-11-24 10:02</pubDate></item><item><title>Institute restoring historic art work for foreign collectors</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=733</link><description>
A drawing of a Joseon Dynasty Buddha will be on display at the National Museum of Korea in Seoul from Nov. 21-Jan. 1, before it moves to the American museum which owns the piece after undergoing preservation work, the National Research Institute of Cultural Heritage said. The famous hanging Buddha drawing, named Sakyamunia Preaching at Vulture Peak (presumed to be drawn between the late 17th ce...</description><dc:date>2006-11-21 17:11</dc:date><dc:subject>News Clipping</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>News Clipping</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2006-11-21 17:11</pubDate></item><item><title>USFK Returns Antique Buddha Statues </title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=732</link><description>Three Buddhist statues and a tombstone have been returned to the Cultural Properties Administration after being kept for decades in U.S. Forces Korea bases. The CPA said Sunday the artifacts, which had been in a USFK office in Daegu, were returned &amp;amp;ldquo;as a starting point in our efforts to protect our cultural properties at USFK bases that will be returned according to the Land Partnership ...</description><dc:date>2006-11-21 16:06</dc:date><dc:subject>News Clipping</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>News Clipping</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2006-11-21 16:06</pubDate></item><item><title>Cambodia-S Korea expo at Angkor </title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=731</link><description>

    
        
            
            
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One of the biggest events ever to be held in Cambodia has opened near the world-famous temples of Angkor. 
The Angkor-Gyeongju World Culture Expo, named after important Cambodian and South Korean heritage sites, will showcase both nations' cultur...</description><dc:date>2006-11-21 15:56</dc:date><dc:subject>News Clipping</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>News Clipping</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2006-11-21 15:56</pubDate></item><item><title>Korea: north and south together for rebirth of Buddhist temple </title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=730</link><description>
About 700 religious representatives and government officials from Seoul and Pyongyang held a ceremony together yesterday to celebrate the reopening of a North Korean Buddhist temple that was destroyed in the 1950 war. 
Shingye temple is situated on the eastern coast of North Korea near Mount Geumgang. It is a complex of 10 adjoining temples.

Destroyed by American fire in 1951, the temp</description><dc:date>2006-11-21 15:50</dc:date><dc:subject>News Clipping</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>News Clipping</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2006-11-21 15:50</pubDate></item><item><title>English Buddhist News (November 18)</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=729</link><description>BBS, a Korean Buddhist Broadcasting System, started providing weekly English Buddhist News on Saturday every week.The Following is news of November 18.

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Mihwangsa Temple (Abbot, Geumgang Sunim) had &amp;amp;quot;A Little Musical Concert&amp;amp;quot; and the Scroll Painting Festival on October 28, 2006 with about 1,000 participants. The musical concert was composed of Drums recital, Ocarena ensemble, Southern folk dance performance, and song festival. Other cultural programs were, &amp;amp;quot;temple stay for the dear families of Mihwangsa,&amp;amp;quot; a sp...</description><dc:date>2006-11-10 13:40</dc:date><dc:subject>JOKB Highlights</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>JOKB Highlights</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2006-11-10 13:40</pubDate></item><item><title>NGO Picks Fight With Gutenberg</title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=724</link><description>By Kim Tae-gyu Staff Reporter 




    
        
            A U.S. world history textbook mistakenly credits the Chinese, and Johannes Gutenberg for inventing movable metal books in the lines highlighted in yellow./ Courtesy of VANK 
        
    


A Korean non-profit organization looks to launch a campaign this week to claim the country was the first to create the extant</description><dc:date>2006-11-10 13:11</dc:date><dc:subject>News Clipping</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>News Clipping</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2006-11-10 13:11</pubDate></item><item><title>No-show nun receives a suspended sentence </title><link>http://www.koreanbuddhism.net/rss/link.asp?rss_type=article&amp;rss_seq=723</link><description>Buddhist nun Jiyul never showed up for her own trial, but she received a suspended jail sentence of six months on charges of interrupting the construction of a railroad tunnel through Mount Cheonseong, the Ulsan District Court said yesterday. The trial had been pending for more than two years because the Buddhist nun refused to show up at the court. &amp;amp;quot;She has not replied to the court orde...</description><dc:date>2006-11-10 12:45</dc:date><dc:subject>News Clipping</dc:subject><dc:creator>Korean Buddhism(mailto:webmaster@koreanbuddhism.net)</dc:creator><category>News Clipping</category><author>Korean Buddhism</author><pubDate>2006-11-10 12:45</pubDate></item></channel></rss>
