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Category Archives: WBM Blog

Finding Gratitude: It’s in the Eyes of Beholder

By Rev. Doyeon Park – This article was originally appeared on Huffpost in 2015. On a hot summer day I was walking on a street with my dharma teacher. Although we walked at an easy pace, sweat ran down my face. Not being in the most desirable condition, I felt irritated and almost resentful towardsContinue reading “Finding Gratitude: It’s in the Eyes of Beholder”

Posted bywonbuddhismnycMarch 11, 2020March 12, 2020Posted inWBM Blog

Love & Compassion Towards Difficult People

By Rev. Doyeon Park – This article was originally appeared on Huffpost in 2017. There was time when I felt somewhat proud of myself for having good relationships with people around me. I was truly happy for those doing well and not feeling jealousy or envy. For those who were not doing well or makingContinue reading “Love & Compassion Towards Difficult People”

Posted bywonbuddhismnycMarch 10, 2020March 28, 2020Posted inWBM Blog

Contentment is Your Choice

By Rev. Doyeon Park – This article was originally appeared on Huffpost in 2016. I do not consider myself a type of person who is always looking for more to do, more to possess, more to achieve and more to desire; not believing that’s how to bring “more” happiness into life. Instead, I try toContinue reading “Contentment is Your Choice”

Posted bywonbuddhismnycMarch 9, 2020March 12, 2020Posted inWBM Blog

My Journey into Spirituality

By Meer Musa (Won Sang Won), 2016  I have started practicing meditation with Won Buddhism of Manhattan since November 2011. This has been a great journey of self discovery. I have meditated with other meditation groups around the city previously for a year, and after coming to the Manhattan temple, I developed my practice at aContinue reading “My Journey into Spirituality”

Posted bywonbuddhismnycMarch 3, 2020March 12, 2020Posted inWBM Blog

Everyday Practice

By Andrew Goodman (Won Bup Woo) 2015  A theme that runs through Sotaesan’s teaching is that for Buddhism to flourish fully it needs to reach as many people as possible. Traditionally, Buddhism was practiced mainly in centers far removed from where most people lived. The public was expected to provide financial support and food to the monasteries,Continue reading “Everyday Practice”

Posted bywonbuddhismnycMarch 2, 2020March 12, 2020Posted inWBM Blog

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