Jeong Jong-seop: Walking between hearts at that temple

What is a country where everyone can live happily? In human history, the most important of all problems is the fact that we live happily and comfortably in this world, doing what we want to do until we die. How can we make this happen in real life? All knowledge and learning have been developed on this issue, and the ancient religion has suggested that it can solve this very problem, and so people everywhere have lived with hope in religion. But we don't see the country that has been fully realized in the way of solutions and reality for thousands of years, in which human beings have lived. I've been studying constitutional studies to show you the way to solve this problem. Today, in a civilized country, the Constitution is the supreme code of the nation that has established itself in a state, the highest rule of law, which allows all citizens living in one country to live happily and wish for what they want to do until death. The inscriptions are fragments of the private library I thought of during the pilgrimage, based on the Buddhist religion I've studied and the knowledge system I have struggled with. The question of what is the so-called secular life, how can we be happy and what is it that is gone, and what does that mean to us is at the bottom of the mind.

Korean title: 그곳 사(절) 마음과 마음사이를 거닐다

Korean author: 정종섭

Korean publisher: 도서출판 선

ISBN-13: 9788963126265