[전북 남원] 꼬박 5시간을 걸어 도착한 해발 1500m, 살아내는 것 자체가 수행인 전기도 수도도 없는 작은 암자에서 17년째 홀로 수행 중인 스님｜묘향암｜#한국기행 #방방곡곡

🍁A friend like a tonic: https://bit.ly/ebs_bang Banya Peak, one of Jirisan's three major peaks. "Banya" means "wisdom." On its summit lies Myohyangam, a legendary hermitage where eminent monks have long sought asceticism. To truly experience this legend, a five-hour hike takes you to Myohyangam, nestled 1,500 meters above sea level. The low, deep sound of Buddhist scriptures echoes from the ancient hermitage, where even the path is not well marked. The source of this melody is Venerable Horim, who has been practicing here for 17 years. Without electricity or running water, Myohyangam is a place where Venerable Horim, who believes that lack is the very essence of practice, has spent his life searching for spiritual practice. For this monk, who learns from nature's ever-changing face, some days, how to remain unswayed by temptation, and others, the beauty of life, even a simple offering of pickled radish and soybean paste is a luxury worthy of a nine-course meal. Venerable Horim, facing the crimson sun rising after a long darkness, sets off for another day of training throughout Jirisan Mountain. The gentle scent of pure tea wafts through the space where he paused. ✔ Program Title: Korean Travelogue - Why I Live Here, Part 2, A Monk on Jirisan Mountain ✔ Broadcast Date: November 24, 2020 #KoreanTravelogue #Monk #Hermetic #Mountains #Training #MountainVillage #Jirisan