Ven. Beopjeong, well-known for his book “Emptiness,” can be regarded as one of the leading figures of his time. In an era dominated by materialism, his book “Emptiness” gained immense popularity as it introduced a life beyond worldly pursuits, focusing on attaining freedom of the mind. As a middle school student at the time, the author could indirectly grasp Ven. ...
When it comes to books written by monks, they often contain comforting phrases that resonate with life. The sentences are concise yet profound, making them easy to read, which is an advantage. However, the simplicity and readability of the sentences do not mean that this book is “lightweight.” Rather, it is a deep book that manages to “lighten” the heart. ...
When reading books written by Buddhist monks, there is often a sense of lightness that comes over the reader, as if the heavy heart has been lifted. It might be because the books authored by those leading a contemplative and simple life convey messages that are more concise, mindful of whitespace, and bring a sense of lightness compared to books ...