Gyeryongsan Mountain and Mu Sang Sa temple photos, page 4

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Gyeryongsan Mountain and Mu Sang Sa temple photos

Mu Sang Sa - Kye Ryong San International Zen Center (Temple) is one of the major Buddhist temples in South Korea. It affiliates with the Kwan Um School of Zen. Kwan Seum literally means "perceive world sound," which is also translated as "one who hears the cries of suffering." It means our great love and compassion mind. The temple holds various silent retreats throughout the year. Gyeryong-san (Kyeryong Sahn) National Park is so named because its shape resembles the look of a hen and a dragon (kye means hen, ryong means dragon). It has been traditionally regarded as a sacred mountain, with the most qi of any in South Korea. The park has several short but good hiking trails, many beautiful waterfalls, rocky outcroppings, ancient pagodas, and relics dating from the Paekche era.

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South Korea - a painting in Mu Sang Sa Temple

South Korea - a Dharma Hall in Mu Sang Sa Temple

South Korea - a temple dog

South Korea - Mu Sang Sa Temple 01

South Korea - Mu Sang Sa Temple 02

South Korea - Mu Sang Sa Temple 03

South Korea - Mu Sang Sa Temple 04

South Korea - a Chanting Hall in Mu Sang Sa Temple

South Korea - a Chanting Hall in Mu Sang Sa

South Korea - Seung Sahn portrait

South Korea - Mu Sang Sa Temple 05

South Korea - Mu Sang Sa Temple 06

South Korea - inside the chanting hall in MuSangSa

South Korea - around Mu Sang Sa Temple 01

South Korea - around Mu Sang Sa Temple 02

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