Reviews
It's a book that I happened to have and wanted to keep. My questions were answered.
It has a Buddhist color, but the contents are the story of our country's traditional traditions. The view inside of me comes in a different way.
It's easy to explain, but it's not a book that's a light one. It's a book that is so grateful to have fun with the hard part. I can see the character of the writer.
The Jiangji area has shown that women can save their ancestors.
Sometimes when family and age go to the temple, I think I can answer the question of who is this, who is that, and my nephew with a tail. And I was personally interested in knowing about the Buddhist gods that were in cartoons and in movies.
In addition to the Buddhist art role of Buddha, it provides insight into private affairs as a guide for weighing all kinds of kidney and Johns.
No Seung-dae: Hidden supporting characters in temples
The temple is the temple. The Buddha in the central temple is not the only one who has all the ‘instigable ’ abilities and ‘unorthodox ’ looks on his face, but he is the one who is carved or painted. These are the larger temples, which are more than 100 in number and difficult to account for, so the worldviews of them, as far as the Buddhist writings are concerned, are as large as the world of Greek or northern European mythology. They sometimes appear in cartoons and movies. Kings judging the dead man in the movie "The King" with Bourtun's "The Prince", four gods, and a cartoon-syncian son of King Tsabahabun. They are not characters but are a living and mysterious being, and have played a role in the golden feast. But behind the fantasy of these people are old and extensive history and numerous stories that begin in India before the Common Era. So what are they, and why are they in the back of the house? The author examines the hidden history of the oddness of the existence of the temples which are called ‘gods ’ in this book. Their identity, with religion, history, mythology and fables being repeated, is a source of surprise in a way that stimulates our imagination and gives us more than just interest. For 40 years, they've been asking for a national review. He takes us to the afterlife, of course, and gives us a precious experience.
Korean title: 사찰 속 숨은 조연들
Korean author: 노승대
Korean publisher: 불광출판사
ISBN-13: 9788974791193
Reviews
It's a book that I happened to have and wanted to keep. My questions were answered.
It has a Buddhist color, but the contents are the story of our country's traditional traditions. The view inside of me comes in a different way.
It's easy to explain, but it's not a book that's a light one. It's a book that is so grateful to have fun with the hard part. I can see the character of the writer.
The Jiangji area has shown that women can save their ancestors.
Sometimes when family and age go to the temple, I think I can answer the question of who is this, who is that, and my nephew with a tail. And I was personally interested in knowing about the Buddhist gods that were in cartoons and in movies.
In addition to the Buddhist art role of Buddha, it provides insight into private affairs as a guide for weighing all kinds of kidney and Johns.
