A Study on Il-Won-Sang Contemplation : A Fundamental Approach to Mind Practice

June 30, 2025Won-Buddhist Thought & Religious Culture

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This research aims to explore the new possibilities of mind practice centered on Il-Won-Sang contemplation as suggested by Jeongsan.
Analysis of traditional meditation forms in Won Buddhism, focusing on silent prayer and mind training techniques.
Examination of Jeongsan's writings, particularly the paper "About Il-Won-Sang" written in 1937.
Discussion of meditation as an active practice incorporating memory, attention, and self-awareness.
Reveals that Il-Won-Sang contemplation is not merely silent reflection but an active practice of mind training.
Identifies key elements like memory, attention, and self-awareness in effective meditation practices.
Establishes that this approach aids in recovering one's true nature and realizing truth.

Explores the meaning and implications of Il-Won-Sang contemplation in Won Buddhism, suggesting new approaches to mind practice.

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Seonghun Jo (2025) studied this question.

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