Jeong Eun-ju: Diamond Sutra

The forty - second book of Young Philosophy, released by a silversmith, was the gold standard. The gold standard, the fifth and seventh and seventh books of the Buddhist holy book, are originally called the Gold River Bayail. The anti-Hinan eye opens and it's able to get away from everything and achieve its path, and it reaches the edge of life and death. This realization of Buddha is the Banyabarami, the path to eternal freedom. The wisdom of the banya reaching enlightenment is like a strong stone, called "Character" in the sense that nothing in the world can be resisted. The gold standard has had its most profound and lasting effect on humanity in a vast disrespect. The hard core, which developed through conversation with the Buddha, the master of the Buddhist religion, but was based on understanding universal truth rather than preaching Buddhist doctrine. True lawlessness offers a path of human wisdom beyond certain religions and ideas. Buddhism is not limited to a particular religion, but has contained universal truth, which has long been studied, recited and carried out by millions of people. The Eun Joo writer did not just read it alone, but shared it with his neighbors and unreadable it to the young, hoping that he would make a world of human suffering beautiful. The gold standard is developed by a conversation between Buddha and Buddha, the disciple of the Buddha. It teaches us to get out of this binary stereotype of good and evil, sib, gents and latents and to bring in a living realization that cannot be passed on.

Korean title: 금강경

Korean author: 정은주

Korean publisher: 풀빛

ISBN-13: 9791161728551