Reviews
I often go to Sansa. But when you go to Sansa, you see a lot of letters written in Chinese characters. At first, I passed it by unintentionally, but Sam knew from this book that it was the words of Buddha and the words that he spoke to me about. I think I've just found a line of words that should be written down like a lesson in a story. And with beautiful pictures, it's a sobering statement in every verse! Yes, Sansa has an epiphany.
Monk Wolseo: A mountain temple of enlightenment
Sansachan, with his story of the Walsers. Wallsus, a Buddhist assistant member of the family, has been telling stories about the state of the country that have been in trouble with central Sunday and modern Buddhism for a year. The term is called a tat, in the sense that in the temple, you put your words on the pillars and put them on the chests, such as the sacred scriptures of Buddha, the laws of the Xhks. The book, of course, has written a story of inconclusiveness, of Buddhist knowledge and of the wisdom of searching for lost hearts and learning to learn and then painting a vivid picture of Buddha's words in the art of Sansa. Photowriter Jean Lee's 100-year-old photos, with their clear view of the temple, are a source of appreciation for the unrewarded lines under them.
Korean title: 깨달음이 있는 산사
Korean author: 월서스님
Korean publisher: 아침단청
ISBN-13: 9788996622000
Reviews
I often go to Sansa. But when you go to Sansa, you see a lot of letters written in Chinese characters. At first, I passed it by unintentionally, but Sam knew from this book that it was the words of Buddha and the words that he spoke to me about. I think I've just found a line of words that should be written down like a lesson in a story. And with beautiful pictures, it's a sobering statement in every verse! Yes, Sansa has an epiphany.
