Temple Sites, Their Beautiful Atrocities: Gangwon-do and Gyeongsang-do
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Book Introduction
I have compiled a record of my sincere exploration of the temple site, where only the foundation stone and the foundation stone remain, into text and photos.
The first volume, 'Gangwon-do and Gyeongsang-do Edition', contains 25 temple sites in Gangwon-do and Gyeongsang-do, selected and supplemented from among the 41 representative abandoned temple sites that were serialized weekly under the same title in the Buddhist Newspaper from March 2005 to December 2005.
In every empty temple site, the author was captivated by the loneliness of the deserted place, and so he would stay in one place from dawn until late at night, sometimes even staying up all night.
What was it about the temple site that so captivated the builder?
The temple site, deserted of even human presence and filled with silence, was the perfect space for contemplation, and it is said that the leisure and freedom felt there allowed one to discover fleeting beauty that others had not seen.
The 218 photographs in this book are invaluable, as they were taken at each temple site in different seasons, after frequent visits and long waits.
There is no need to describe the beauty of these photographs, captured with a mind that pursues enlightenment.
At the end of the book, there is a guidebook that provides helpful directions for those who wish to visit the ruins. Lee Ji-nu's work, which began in October 2004, will continue in the future, with the second volume, "Gyeonggi-do, Chungcheong-do, and Jeolla-do," and the third volume, "Gyeongju," scheduled to be published in succession.
The first volume, 'Gangwon-do and Gyeongsang-do Edition', contains 25 temple sites in Gangwon-do and Gyeongsang-do, selected and supplemented from among the 41 representative abandoned temple sites that were serialized weekly under the same title in the Buddhist Newspaper from March 2005 to December 2005.
In every empty temple site, the author was captivated by the loneliness of the deserted place, and so he would stay in one place from dawn until late at night, sometimes even staying up all night.
What was it about the temple site that so captivated the builder?
The temple site, deserted of even human presence and filled with silence, was the perfect space for contemplation, and it is said that the leisure and freedom felt there allowed one to discover fleeting beauty that others had not seen.
The 218 photographs in this book are invaluable, as they were taken at each temple site in different seasons, after frequent visits and long waits.
There is no need to describe the beauty of these photographs, captured with a mind that pursues enlightenment.
At the end of the book, there is a guidebook that provides helpful directions for those who wish to visit the ruins. Lee Ji-nu's work, which began in October 2004, will continue in the future, with the second volume, "Gyeonggi-do, Chungcheong-do, and Jeolla-do," and the third volume, "Gyeongju," scheduled to be published in succession.
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preface
Now I don't miss high places anymore | Lee Ji-nu
Yeongdong region, the beautiful birthplace where Seon Buddhism took root
Jinjeonsa Temple Site | Embracing a Movement Greater Than Movement
Seonlimwon Site | Awakening to the Winter Trees in Bloom
Gulsansa Temple Site | How late is it? I've waited for you for so long.
Beopcheonsa Temple Site | Who is the one who stands without a scar before the Buddha?
Geodonsa Temple Site | Let's go back. If we don't go now, when will we be able to?
Heungbeopsa Temple Site | What is the Difference Between Beauty and Ugliness?
The site of Hankeumsa Temple | There, the mountain itself was Buddha.
Water-Galli-Terra | The Buddha, seated back, what does he see?
The diverse appearance of the Gyeongbuk region over time
Beopsu Temple Site | Asking Before the Dharma Lamp That Never Goes Out for a Thousand Years
The site of Beopgwangsa Temple | The fragrance of wild chrysanthemums is thick, but where has the Buddha gone?
Jangyeonsa Temple Site | Don't just look at it, consider it too.
Daegeunsa Temple Site | What makes you most grateful and happy in this world?
Gaesimsa Temple Site | The reason I tried to do a handstand in front of the pagoda
Even Buddha was intoxicated by the scent of plum blossoms in the Sancheong region of Gyeongnam Province.
Dansoksa Temple | How can a flower bud not be a flower? It too is a flower.
Jigoksa Temple Site | Strolling Through Another Lost Temple Site
Kasapam Hermitage | Hearing the sound of the rain of bamboo, which even the Buddha and the patriarchs pray for their lives
Jangsu Temple Site | Strolling in the Shadow of Harsh Loneliness
Site of Seungansa Temple | Come have a cup of tea and then go.
Daedongsa Temple Site | Asking the Zelkova Tree Where the Buddha Went
Yeongamsa Temple Site | Aje Aje Bara Aje, Bara Seung Aje, Moji Sabaha
Ulsan region, unfolding the Samguk Yusa and setting out
Ganwolsa Temple Site | The high includes the low.
Unheungsa Temple Site | Deep in the mountains, truly beautiful flowers bloomed.
Cheongsongsa Temple Site | Where is there a more beautiful place than "right here, right now"?
Yeongchuksa Temple Site | Leaning Against a Collapsed Pagoda, Reflecting on the Samguk Yusa
Yeongwonsa Temple Site | Seeing the ruins of a temple again
The way to the temple site
A Journey to a Temple Overflowing with Philosophical Thought | Hyangjeok
preface
Now I don't miss high places anymore | Lee Ji-nu
Yeongdong region, the beautiful birthplace where Seon Buddhism took root
Jinjeonsa Temple Site | Embracing a Movement Greater Than Movement
Seonlimwon Site | Awakening to the Winter Trees in Bloom
Gulsansa Temple Site | How late is it? I've waited for you for so long.
Beopcheonsa Temple Site | Who is the one who stands without a scar before the Buddha?
Geodonsa Temple Site | Let's go back. If we don't go now, when will we be able to?
Heungbeopsa Temple Site | What is the Difference Between Beauty and Ugliness?
The site of Hankeumsa Temple | There, the mountain itself was Buddha.
Water-Galli-Terra | The Buddha, seated back, what does he see?
The diverse appearance of the Gyeongbuk region over time
Beopsu Temple Site | Asking Before the Dharma Lamp That Never Goes Out for a Thousand Years
The site of Beopgwangsa Temple | The fragrance of wild chrysanthemums is thick, but where has the Buddha gone?
Jangyeonsa Temple Site | Don't just look at it, consider it too.
Daegeunsa Temple Site | What makes you most grateful and happy in this world?
Gaesimsa Temple Site | The reason I tried to do a handstand in front of the pagoda
Even Buddha was intoxicated by the scent of plum blossoms in the Sancheong region of Gyeongnam Province.
Dansoksa Temple | How can a flower bud not be a flower? It too is a flower.
Jigoksa Temple Site | Strolling Through Another Lost Temple Site
Kasapam Hermitage | Hearing the sound of the rain of bamboo, which even the Buddha and the patriarchs pray for their lives
Jangsu Temple Site | Strolling in the Shadow of Harsh Loneliness
Site of Seungansa Temple | Come have a cup of tea and then go.
Daedongsa Temple Site | Asking the Zelkova Tree Where the Buddha Went
Yeongamsa Temple Site | Aje Aje Bara Aje, Bara Seung Aje, Moji Sabaha
Ulsan region, unfolding the Samguk Yusa and setting out
Ganwolsa Temple Site | The high includes the low.
Unheungsa Temple Site | Deep in the mountains, truly beautiful flowers bloomed.
Cheongsongsa Temple Site | Where is there a more beautiful place than "right here, right now"?
Yeongchuksa Temple Site | Leaning Against a Collapsed Pagoda, Reflecting on the Samguk Yusa
Yeongwonsa Temple Site | Seeing the ruins of a temple again
The way to the temple site
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: March 5, 2006
- Page count, weight, size: 428 pages | 720g | 150*223*30mm
- ISBN13: 9788988526552
- ISBN10: 8988526554
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