Address: 464 Gujae-gil, Gyeongcheon-myeon, Wanju-gun, Jeollabuk-do
Address: 464 Gujae-gil, Gyeongcheon-myeon, Wanju-gun, Jeollabuk-do
高原陸地 不生蓮花 卑濕淤泥 乃生此花
A lotus flower doesn't bloom on plateaus or lands, but bloom in lowland, swampy mud.
-Vimalakirti Sutra
Meaning Behind Yangwoo Logo
“Yangwoo (兩宇)” refers to the visible universe and the invisible universe. These two universes are connected in the shape of the infinity symbol (∞).
When Qi (energy) flows from the visible universe into the invisible universe, the invisible universe becomes visible, and the universe from which the energy has flowed out destructs and becomes invisible. In this way, the universe undergoes an endless cycle of creation and destruction — a fundamental form of reincarnation. Therefore, all living beings within it also undergo reincarnation. The Mahayana Yangwoo Buddhist Order teaches that both universes are ultimately empty (空), and by realizing and transcending this, one reaches the state of “Yangwoo Emptiness” (兩宇空),” which enters the Middle Way (中道).
Buddhism that Saves All the Sentient Beings
Introduction to Yangwoo Buddhism
The Yangwoo Buddhism is a practical Mahayana Buddhist organization that pursues both prosperity in everyday life and fundamental enlightenment through spiritual renunciation of worldly attachments.
Introduction to Sambangsa Temple
Sambangsa (三放寺) is a Mahayana dharma temple that promotes and upholds the true teachings of Mahayana Buddhism. It is a place where practitioners can achieve three key practices: fullfillment of material happiness, healing, and enlightenment.
Regional Temples
There are temples both in Korea and abroad, including: Wanju Sambangsa Temple, Daejeon Yumajeongsa, Seoul Hyemyungsa, Daegu Mujaksa, Gwangju Muyeosa, Jeonju Hyerimjeongsa, and Shanghai regional temple in China.
Address: 464 Gujae-gil, Gyeongcheon-myeon, Wanju-gun, Jeollabuk-do
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