Won Buddhism
All are welcome at Won Buddhism in the spirit of open community. We practice together to bring peace, joy and justice to ourselves and to our world.
Won Buddhism - Wikipedia
Won Buddhism is a modern Buddhist tradition that emerged in Korea. The term "Won," meaning "circle" in Korean, symbolizes the unity of the world and its inhabitants. This spiritual practice seeks to harmonize scientific and economic progress with …
Won Buddhism Explained | Won Institute of Graduate Studies
The Won Buddhist Studies programs provide students with the education, practical understanding, critical thinking, research and academic writing skills they need to become an ordained Won Buddhist minister or a lay leader, to begin practicing and teaching Won Buddhism in their communities.
About - Won Buddhism
Won Buddhism aims to revitalize and modernize Buddhism, to bring ancient Buddhist truth to contemporary society, and to use Buddhist teachings and meditation practice for practical and useful purposes.
Teachings - Won Buddhism
Il Won Sang (O) is the circular symbol of the Dharmakaya Buddha and the Buddha Nature of all beings. In Won Buddhism, the image of the human Buddha is replaced by Il Won Sang (O), which represents the perfect nature of the Buddha’s heart and mind that is …
WHAT IS WON BUDDHISM? - THE SOTAESAN CENTER
Won Buddhism makes Buddha's teaching relevant and suitable to contemporary society. Won Buddhism aims to revitalize and modern-ize Buddhism, to bring ancient Buddhist truth to contemporary society, and to use Buddhist teachings and meditation practice for practical and useful purposes.
Teachings - wonbuddhism
Won Buddhism makes Buddha's teaching relevant and suitable to contemporary society. Won Buddhism aims to revitalize and modernize Buddhism, to bring ancient Buddhist truth to contemporary society, and to use Buddhist teachings and meditation practice for practical and useful purposes.
Won Buddhism – Won Buddhism UN & Interfaith
Won Buddhism strives to make Buddha’s teachings relevant and suitable to contemporary society. It seeks to revitalize and modernize Buddhism, bridging the gap between ancient Buddhist wisdom and the demands of the present.
History – Won Buddhism UN & Interfaith
Role of Faith Communities in Achieving Zero Hunger. 2015. Interfaith Dialogue: Buddhist Catholic Dialogue in Rome, Italy. 2013. Won Visionary Activists Gathering. Interfaith Retreat at the Won Dharma Center. 2012. World Interfaith Harmony Week Celebration at the United Nations.
Won Buddhism
Won Buddhism, often written Wonbuddhism, is a modern religious movement based in South Korea. The Korean word, based on a Chinese character, Won means circular. History. Founded in 1924 by the venerable So Tae San, Won Buddhism combines aspects of Chinese Mahayana Buddhism, Zen Buddhism and Christianity. Beliefs and Rituals