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It's a rare book that provides a sense of understanding and interest in Buddhism and goodness by writing about the history of good, with a balance of importance.
Jeong Hye: Key to the line of life
It is a collection of laws by the Sun-Suns, a modern Chinese Buddhist, who wrote on the Guang-dan's "D living" book. Under the title “No Life Is Lawless, No Different”, a well-being has melted away at every moment of every life, emphasizing that it should be a sort of“life style, lifestyle, and content.”. The answer is, “The home is the amount, the life is the same.". And then, when it comes to real problems that come down on life, we can deal with them wisely in the struggle between the two. The first half of the book, which consists of 20 complete chapters, briefly deals with the teachings of good history and historical investigations, and since the 11th chapter of the second chapter, it has dealt with the spirit and meaning of living, specific practices.
Korean title: 생활선의 열쇠
Korean author: 정혜
Korean publisher: 운주사
ISBN-13: 9788957465349
Reviews
It's a rare book that provides a sense of understanding and interest in Buddhism and goodness by writing about the history of good, with a balance of importance.
