One Korean's Approach to Buddhism

One Korean's Approach to BuddhismInsights into the experience and philosophy of Buddhism from a Korean perspective. This book presents the author's lifelong study and practice of Buddhism from a Korean perspective. With depth, sensitivity, and candor, Sung Bae Park discusses his country's contribution to Mahayana Buddhism and also shares his personal experience. A monk in the Korean Chogye order during his early twenties, Park is uniquely qualified to offer the reader some valuable

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