1. Won Buddhism* Article regarding the moral systems of Confucianism and Buddhism. http://ccbs.ntu.edu.tw/FULLTEXT/JR-JOCP/chung2.htm

Won Buddhism*: A Synthesis of The Moral Systems of Confucianiam And Buddhism Bongkil Chung Journal of Chinese Philosophy Vol.15 1988 P.425-448 Honolulu, U.S.A.

2. BNEFICENCE AS THE MORAL FOUNDATION IN WON BUDDHISM P.194 In the ethics of won buddhism the duty to requite beneficence is not only a Requital of beneficence is thus a general moral duty in won buddhism. http://ccbs.ntu.edu.tw/FULLTEXT/JR-JOCP/chung1.htm

BENEFICENCE AS THE MORAL FOUNDATION IN WON BUDDHISM Bongkil Chung Journal of Chinese Philosophy Vol. 23 (1996) PP.193-211 Hawaii, U.S.A.

3. WonBuddhism Won Buddhism ¿øºÒ±³ ¿ø ºÒ ±³ Won Buddhism Introduction to Won. http://www.wonbuddhism.or.kr/eng_won/

Please Mail to Me, If You Want To Know Anything About WonBuddhism. (ZIP CODE : 570-754) 344-2, SHINYONG-DONG IKSAN-CITY, CHUNBUK-DO REPUBLIC OF KOREA Tel : 82-653-50-3190 Fax : 82-653-857-8856

4. Headquarters Of Won Buddhism Welcome to Headquarters of won buddhism. Won Buddhist Headquarters, the centerof missionary works and administrative affairs of won buddhism is located in http://www.wonbuddhism.or.kr/eng_won/won5_e.html

The Sight of Won Buddhist Headquarters Welcome to Headquarters of Won Buddhism. Won Buddhist Headquarters, the center of missionary works and administrative affairs of Won Buddhism is located in Iksan City, Chonbuk Province. It consists of the Office of the Prime Master, the Supreme Council, the Joint Committee of Priests and Laymen, the Committee of Representative Devotees, the Administration Center, and the Inspection Bureau. It was established in 1924 and has many memorial buildings filled with the spirit of Ven. Sotaesan and senior disciples, such as the Sacred Pagodas of Ven. Sotaesan and Ven. Chongsan, the Everlasting Memorial Shrine, and the Memorial Hall in commemoration of half-centennial of Won Buddhism. Main Entrance Taekakjon Hall Kujosil Yongmojon Shrine ... Sacred Pagoda of The Chungsan Address of Headquarters... 344-2 ShinYong dong, Iksan city Chonbuk, Republic of Korea 570-754 Tel: (82-653-850-3170~1 FAX: 850-3174

5. Soe Tae San, Won Buddhism Sotae-san, the Founder of won buddhism - Sot aesan is his Dharma name, So-tae-san wrote the doctrine and institutional system of won buddhism. http://www.geocities.com/ganesha_gate/won.html

Soe Tae San 1891 - 1946 Introduction Founder SO TAE SAN He initiated many innovations - such as dispensing with formalities and vanity, abolishing superstition, executing thrift and savings, and erecting an embankment to reclaim land from the sea. So-tae-san wrote the doctrine and institutional system of Won Buddhism. He established the headquarters of Won Buddhism in Iksan city and started the Won Buddhist community in the headquarters. He passed away at the age of 53 on June 1, 1943, after twenty eight years' selfless mission. THE HISTORY OF WON BUDDHISM Many people came to So-tae-san who was awakened to the Truth of Irwon (Dharmakaya). From among them, So-tae-san chose nine diciples for the foundation of the Won Buddhist order. He established a successful embankment project which reclaimed a beach for use as farm-land. While contemplating the Truth of Irwon with his nine disciples, at the mountain peaks for 100 days, he received authentication for the mission of the Won Buddhist order from the realm of Buddha. So-tae-san established the headquarters of the new order in Sinyong Dong, Iksan City,(Formerly Iri), the present headquarters. So-tae-san wrote and edited Chong-jon - the basic scripture - and other canonical texts. So-tae-san was succeeded by Chongsan, Kyu Song (1900-1962), who was born in Songju, Korea, Kyongbuk Province. Chongsan performed relief work for war refugees after Korea won its independence from Japanese control and after the civil war between North and South Korea. He passed away on January 22, 1962 after twenty-nine years' mission. Chongsan was succeeded by Taesan, Taego Kim(1916-), the Third Prime Master. Taesan actively promotes plans for building one global community.

6. The International Association For Religious Freedom In Oslo, keynote speakers included the Venerable Chung Ok Lee, won buddhismInternational and Professor Abdelfattah Amor, UN Special Rapporteur on Freedom http://www.geocities.com/~iarf/un.html

International Association for Religious Freedom NGO with UN consultative status supporting interfaith cooperation 100 years of advocacy and dialogue for liberty and equality iarf United Nations Reports The IARF has general consultative status with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations. It maintains representatives in New York and Geneva. The IARF Council in 1998 passed a Policy on Religious Freedom that guides the work of the Association. Report from Geneva UN Commission on Human Rights - 56 th Session ( 20 March - 28 April 2000 ) - Geneva IARF Statements Item 9 : Question of the violation of human rights and fundamental freedoms in any part of the world Summary Record of the 14 th meeting ( E / CN.4 / 2000 / SR.14 ) Mr. ROSSI (International Association for Religious Freedom) said that his organization wished to draw the attention of the Commission to gross and systematic violations of human rights and basic freedoms in Saudi Arabia. It was the only country in the world that expressly forbade the public practice of any religion other than Islam, in spite of the presence of many non-Muslims among its immigrant workers. Although neither Mohammed nor the Koran had ever forbidden Jews and Christians living in the Arabian peninsular to profess their religion, the Saudi Arabian authorities not only denied them the right to have their places of worship but even to meet in private. Those policies were in strange contradiction with the proclamations on the Saudi Arabian embassy Web site in Washington, which stated that God proclaimed in the Koran that human rights were universal and that all individuals should be able to enjoy them whether in Islamic States or in others.

7. Center Profile: Won Buddhist Meditation Center Of Richmond won buddhism is a Buddhist New Religious Movement derived from traditional Korean There are about fifteen members of the Won Buddhist Meditation http://www.pluralism.org/research/profiles/display.php?profile=73426

8. Photographs: Won Buddhist Meditation Center Of Richmond The painting shows Sot aesan, the founder of won buddhism, while the large blackcircle over the altar is the IrWonSang, the holy symbol of Won. http://www.pluralism.org/research/profiles/photos.php?profile=73426

9. Won Buddhism - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia won buddhism, often written Wonbuddhism, is a modern religious movement based in Founded in 1924 by the venerable So Tae San, won buddhism combines http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wonbulgyo

Wikimedia needs your help in the final days of its fund drive. See our fundraising page Over US$225,000 has been donated since the drive began on 19 August. Thank you for your generosity! Won Buddhism From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. (Redirected from Wonbulgyo Won Buddhism Hangul Hanja Revised Romanization Wonbulgyo McCune-Reischauer Wǒnbulkyo Won Buddhism , often written Wonbuddhism , is a modern religious movement based in South Korea . The Korean word Won means circular. edit History Founded in 1924 by the venerable So Tae San , Won Buddhism combines aspects of Chinese Mahayana Buddhism, Zen Buddhism and Christianity. edit Beliefs and Rituals Combining Zen Seon Chan Buddhist teachings with some Christian influence, Won Buddhists believed that practice meditation should be practiced upon a black circle within a field of white (the black circle is the source of the name Won). Sotaesan is unique among founders of Buddhist sects in that he found enlightenment through Korean folk religious practices, and when seeking to explain his experience, discovered that the Buddhist perfection of wisdom teachings (prajnaparamita) were most appropriate. Sotaesan summarized his doctrine in the “Verse of Truth,” which contains echoes of the Heart Sutra’s paradox, “form is emptiness, and emptiness is form”: Being changes into Non-being And Non-being into Being, Turning and turning again; But in the ultimate Reality Being and Non-being are both Void, And the Void contains everything and is perfect.

10. Youngsan Won Buddhist University - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Youngsan Won Buddhist University is a private religious university It offersgraduate and undergraduate training in won buddhism and related matters. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Youngsan_Won_Buddhist_University

Wikimedia needs your help in the final days of its fund drive. See our fundraising page Over US$225,000 has been donated since the drive began on 19 August. Thank you for your generosity! Youngsan Won Buddhist University From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Youngsan Won Buddhist University Hangul Hanja Revised Romanization Yeongsan Wonbulgyo Daehakgyo McCune-Reischauer Yŏngsan Wŏnbulgyo Taehakkyo Youngsan Won Buddhist University is a private religious university located in Yeonggwang County South Jeolla province, South Korea . It offers graduate and undergraduate training in Won Buddhism and related matters. edit History The predecessor of the university was founded on April 1 , as Youngsan Hagwon (영산학원/靈山學院), a private academy for training Won Buddhist clergy. It closed down for three years at the end of World War II , from to , and again during the Korean War from to . It closed down once again in , to be reopened as a religious school recognized by the government in . 1964 is thus recognized by some as the date of the school's actual founding. The school became a college in , and a university in edit See also List of Korea-related topics List of colleges and universities in South Korea Education in South Korea edit External link Official school website, in Korean

11. Ministers Of Manhattan Won Buddhism of Manhattan WonBuddhist Temple. Rev.Lee. Rev. Dr. Chung Ok Lee Rev. Lee is HeadMinister of Manhattan Temple of won buddhism of America, http://www.wonbuddhist.org/manhattan/minister/

Ministers of Manhattan Won-Buddhist Temple Rev. Dr. Chung Ok Lee Rev. Lee is Head Minister of Manhattan Temple of Won Buddhism of America, Main Representative of Won Buddhism International to the United Nations and Co-President of World Conference on Religion and peace(WCRP). She also serves as Council of Presidents of the United States Conference on Religion for Peace (USCRP) and International Coordinating Committee of WCRP Women's Program. Dr. Lee has served as the Chairperson of the Universal Ethics Millennium Conference at the United Nations(2000), Expert Group of UNHCHR's International Consultative Conference on School Education in Relation to Freedom of Religion or Belief, Tolerance and Non-Discrimination(2001) , Co-President of the Oslo Conference on Freedom of Religion or Belief in celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights(1998), the President of the Committee of Religious NGOs at the United Nations (1995-1997), Founding Co-Chair of the Values Caucus at the United Nations for the World Summit on Social Development (1994-1995), and International Co-President of the Chicago Parliament of World's Religions (1993). Dr. Lee has edited

12. H-Net Review: Jin Y. Park On The Scriptures Of Won Buddhism: A Translation Of Th 3109), which discusses the history of won buddhism and its doctrines, The Korean language used in two scriptures of won buddhism translated by Chung http://www.h-net.org/reviews/showrev.cgi?path=32091079055661

13. H-Net Editors Directory - Jin Y. Park Buddhism and won buddhism,¡± Journal of Won Buddhist Study, Buddhism and WonBuddhism,¡± Won Buddhist Temple of New York, Flushing, NY, Jan. 10, 1998 http://www.h-net.org/people/editors/show.cgi?ID=124209

14. Won Buddhism Gerard Downey on reconciling Buddhism and scienceIf the view that I present is not the doctrinal position of won buddhism then The enterprises of science and promulgation of won buddhism can go hand in http://atheism.about.com/library/glossary/eastern/bldef_wonbuddhism.htm

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15. Buddhist Web Resources Buddhist Centers/Institutes, Dictionaries/Glossaries, Won Institute Online won buddhism Detailed resources on won buddhism; available in Korean, http://www.woninstitute.org/lbry_buddhist.htm

WON LIBRARY Home Page Library Services Buddhist Web Resources About Us ... Site Map Buddhist Web Resources Page Buddhism and Its Denominations Buddhist Sutras E-Journals/Magazines Buddhist Centers/Institutes ... Won Institute Online References Buddhism and Its Denominations Access to Insight: Readings in Theravada Buddhism Fantastic set of translations of sutras from the Pali Canon. American Buddhism: A Bibliography : A bibliography of Buddhist traditions and schools in the USA and Canada. BuddhaNet: Buddhist Education and Information Network : Rich site, with a great glossary by Ven. S. Dhammika, and many downloadable texts of all traditions. Includes BuddhaZine Online Magazine, Insight Meditation Online, World Buddhist Directory, File Library, and E-Books on Buddhist meditation. Buddhapia: Korean Buddhism Site : Photos and an overview of Buddhism in Korea. Produced by the Korean National Tourism Organization and the Lotus Lantern Society. Buddhism Today : Readings in Theravada and Mahayana Buddhism with emphasis on contemporary issues. Buddhist Studies WWW Virtual Library : The Internet Guide to Buddhism and Buddhist Studies. A comprehensive site.

16. Won Institute Of Graduate Studies The Won Institute of Graduate Studies is a Won Buddhist Graduate School with The former is generally reserved for students of won buddhism who have been http://www.woninstitute.org/default.asp?basePg=pos_wbs

17. UCLA International Institute :: 404 Error Page won buddhism Homepage Information on won buddhism (in Korean) Won KwangUniversity The major university for won buddhism. http://www.international.ucla.edu/buddhist/kbinfo.asp

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18. WAiB - Female Teachers - Pure Land/Mahayana Chung Ok Lee, NEW Dr. Chung Ok Lee is a prominent member of won buddhism in America.She serves as the Main Representative of won buddhism International to http://members.tripod.com/~Lhamo/2pure.htm

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19. WAiB - Female Teachers In Buddhism GIF (326 bytes), Mahayana, Teachers of the Pure Land schools (such as Jodo Shinshu)and all other nonZen Mahayana traditions, eg won buddhism. BTN-S-GN. http://members.tripod.com/~Lhamo/2teach.htm

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20. DIBO Web Links : Lineages, And Orders >> Won Introduction to won buddhism . - Review won buddhism - provides an introduction,a history, and links to temples and organizations. - Review http://www.buddhism.org/link/pages/Lineages_and_Orders/Won/

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