The Performative Meaning of Daeju Hyehae’s Don’o Ipdo Yomunron and Yi Seong-gong’s Thought: Focusing on Its Contemporary Applicability

March 31, 2025Won-Buddhist Thought & Religious Culture

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Key Points

To explore the philosophical and performative aspects of Yi Seong-gong's ideas in relation to Daeju Hyehae’s Don’o Ipdo Yomunron.
Comparative analysis of Don’o Ipdo Yomunron, Yugo Danga, Imje Rok, and Byeokam Rok.
Examination of the principles of transcendence from attachment and delusion in meditation.
Discussion of the contemporary relevance of Yi Seong-gong's thought in modern mindfulness and psychological healing.
The concept of Yi Seong-gong plays a central role in the meditation system of Don’o, emphasizing immediate enlightenment.
Insights from the comparative texts demonstrate the originality and distinctiveness of Daeju Hyehae's thought.
The concept of emptiness (gong) serves as a crucial principle for practitioners to transcend suffering.

This analysis reveals insights on enlightenment in Buddhist practice, emphasizing modern applicability for mindfulness and healing.

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Hyunbae Lee (2025) studied this question.

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