Korean Buddhism
Korean Buddhism refers to the form of Buddhism practiced in Korea, which has been influenced by both Mahayana and Theravada traditions. It is characterized by a strong emphasis on meditation practices, rituals, and the worship of Buddhas and bodhisattvas. Korean Buddhism also incorporates elements of shamanism and Confucianism, reflecting the unique cultural and spiritual history of Korea. Temples, monasteries, and pagodas are important centers of practice and worship in Korean Buddhism, and the teachings of prominent Korean Buddhist masters continue to inspire followers today.
External Links
- [jokb.org] Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism