Gyeongsang National University Buddhist Professors' Association: Buddhist Stories of Finding Myself

The book is a collection of texts from the Catholic Church, which has been compiled by nine qualified members of the Association of Scholars at the University of Scotland, who have studied with interest through the law code, and are involved in the major Buddhist knowledge. Buddhism is based on theories, practices and little stories. As easy as possible to read as much as possible. It was a pity that the author, the Professor of Education at the University of Cymbiology, had spent over forty years in pilgrimages to private temples throughout the country and had read and discussed the writings of the Buddha's holy books and investigators, but had no sign of passing. So I decided to write down what I had been thinking with the willing professors. The book was a book that contained an idea of the unknown middle-aged man who could see little laws from the undead. It's made up of three parts of the book. Part 1 ‘Who Am I’s’ contained three sections: the true na, the understanding, the rejuvenation, the easy approach, the arm-to-arm. Part 2 has chosen the 'way' aspect of the real Buddhist practice. The story of the Great Express, living and meditating, how to breathe and how to understand science. Part 3 of Navila deals with the sound of a Buddhist story, the story of the sky, the low-level story of Korean traditional dancing, and the story about the white American triumph of the Korean traditional dance.

Korean title: 나를 찾아가는 불교이야기

Korean author: 경상대학교 교수불자회

Korean publisher: 지앤유

ISBN-13: 9788962572889