Lee Kyu-hang: The taste of Buddha's rice

The legend of the battle, Iguan's happy story and his middle-end call, "The Buzzer's Food.". Life is second, 30 years of Buddhist study, and the taste of food and tea, the sheer appetite of numbers and numbers and outs. Shang is known as a sentence that symbolizes the Buddhist temples. It's a mill or a flapper. If you flip this ruler over to the right and to the left, what do you say? The book How to Find It, by Evolution and by Creation. If the wind is blowing from the left, if it's turning from the right, what's going to happen? The answer is yes. So, you and the bat? Silver is the same in direction as the wind. But it's not weird. Or the German Nazi salute of Hitler. Hitler? It oversaw the ironic blood and racial superiority, as well as turned it into a political means of justifying the rule of another people. Here “was the intention of worshipping himself as the sun. Hitler actually used the sun as a light in his speech to increase its impact.". Bob Mammitung's story about Buddhism and Buddha, which is so little known, is now a very easy and interesting story. What is particularly highlighted in this book are rice flavors and numbers zero. The flavor is a symbol of pure, secret taste, with round oval and beautiful colors. So the world of sweets and amount of pleasure, as well as bitter taste and pain, is a zero/centennial world. The world of rice/0, which can only be reached through the two extremes, is what the author calls the golden rule of happiness.

Korean title: 부처님의 밥맛

Korean author: 이규항

Korean publisher: 동아시아

ISBN-13: 9788962622317