대한불교 보문종 — 아무도 몰랐던 두루 열린 문의 비밀 관세음보살 신앙의 모든 것,

"Om Mani Padme Hum..." Have you ever heard this six-syllable mantra? Today, we will tell you the story of the Korean Buddhist Bomun Order, a hidden sect of Korean Buddhism. Did you know that such a sect exists alongside the Jogye Order and the Taego Order? The Bomun Order has opened its doors wide to female Buddhists and lay believers, centering on the faith in Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva. We will calmly explain how the spirit that began in the Chapter on Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva in the Lotus Sutra has continued to this day, covering its history, faith, and culture of practice. ▣ Topics Covered in This Video • What is the Korean Buddhist Bomun Order? • History of Korean Buddhist Orders and the Purification Movement • Bomun — The Meaning of the Universally Open Gate • The Depth of Faith in Avalokitesvara and the 33 Manifestations • Faith Culture Including the Thousand-Hand Sutra, Avalokitesvara Prayers, and Memorial Services for the Deceased • Characteristics of an Order Centered on Female Bhikkhunis and Lay Buddhists • The Message the Bomun Order Delivers to Modern Society ⏱ Timestamps 00:00 Intro — In Search of the Universally Open Gate 01:30 The World of Korean Buddhist Orders 04:00 The Birth and Historical Background of the Bomun Order 08:00 The Meaning of the Name Bomun 11:30 The Depth of Faith in Avalokitesvara 15:00 The Culture of the Thousand-Hand Sutra and Avalokitesvara Prayers 18:00 An Order Centered on Female Buddhists and Lay Believers 21:30 Bomun Order Temples and Practice Rituals 25:00 The Bomun Order in the Modern and Contemporary Buddhist Purification Movement 28:00 The Universally Open Gate — Conclusion #KoreanBuddhistBomunOrder #Avalokitesvara #KoreanBuddhistOrders #BomunOrder #AvalokiteshvaraFaith #BuddhistHistory #LotusSutra #ThousandHandsSutra #KoreanBuddhism #BuddhistDocumentary