Reviews
The moment it opens. Straight! Read it. I'm sure you'll hear from Lombunce when you read it.
As a young man, I have heard of his book, and I have seen over 60, and it shows the direction of Korean Buddhist writing, and admires the true free and unspoken power of justice, and while I live, I urge all of you to leave your religion.
Hyangbong: The Blue Voice of an Old Mountain Monk
After over six million copies were sold and forgiven and returned in the spring of 2023 to a spectacular lunch at the Sansandol Nords, the story of Rombon has not yet ended. The old-time question of Mr. Suss is a dulling of the wisdom and the sound of awakening, which combines happiness and freedom, life and death and life. And every time I pass through the bookcase with a line of love-stuffs, even the love-temples that are thrown at the participants, the blue voice of the ssiege comes closer to me than any other recipe. There is a special taste in the writing of the lawyer, Osyong, who became a best-seller writer with his name in the 1980s. One sentence is endless and soothing, and another is sharp and sharp, as if it were a veil at the edge of a knife. The blue voice of the Shang San Golgool Passes, who has been alone in the Messali Mountain Lions in the 20th century, is a heartless reflection of Tombongs, who have become the senile in his mid-70s. “He who is moved by yesterday’s work that has passed by is a little more than a little bit more than he who is ahead of tomorrow and who is not able to grow old. Today is past yesterday. Tomorrow is tomorrow. Today is the only day. Don't be afraid to be the hero of this eternal day, but don't wait to open my own happiness, my own freedom, and live in full abundance with a closed door and a new beginning. You and me, all of us... You're not a writer.
Korean title: 산골 노승의 푸른 목소리
Korean author: 향봉
Korean publisher: 불광출판사
ISBN-13: 9791192997629
Reviews
The moment it opens. Straight! Read it. I'm sure you'll hear from Lombunce when you read it.
As a young man, I have heard of his book, and I have seen over 60, and it shows the direction of Korean Buddhist writing, and admires the true free and unspoken power of justice, and while I live, I urge all of you to leave your religion.












