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● Venerable Beopsang's Moktak Sori channel appears to be Buddhist, but it aims to point to the true truth beyond religion, open to all religions and non-religions. Rather than spreading Buddhism, this channel's primary focus is on the various sufferings of modern people and their fundamental elimination. ● While meditation and practice are recognized as expedient methods, the core focus is not on ascetic efforts and practices, but on realizing the true self as it is now. Through lectures and sermons, or through the mental practice of the non-duality middle path, the channel aims to eliminate suffering and advance toward true happiness without any effort. ● As in the metaphor of the "finger pointing to the moon," there are countless expedient fingers—practices, doctrines, scriptures, and meditation methods—that point to the true truth of the moon. However, this channel practices Zen's unique "jikjiinsim" (directly pointing to the human mind, enlightening the human nature without emphasizing practice, doctrine, or precepts). Therefore, it does not advocate a specific practice method, but rather, through its teachings, breaks down biased expedients, attachments, and vain discriminations, enabling one to confirm the truth within the present reality of oneself. ● Because it breaks down numerous existing expedients that were merely temporary measures, it may feel a bit unconventional or disconcerting at first. However, as the saying "破邪顯正" (breaking down evil to reveal the truth) suggests, only by breaking down expedients and delusions can the inherent truth of one's being be revealed. Therefore, with consistent listening, it will gradually become familiar. ● Moktak Sori is based on early Buddhism and Seon Buddhism and preaches the Dharma. While the two may seem outwardly and doctrinally different, their core truths are the same. Therefore, while studying both early Buddhism and Seon Buddhism, it emphasizes the practical cultivation of the mind that can eradicate suffering, rather than academic or doctrinal interpretations. ● It is important to consistently listen to the Dharma without special practice, and to accept it as it is without any discrimination, without overly logical or doctrinal interpretations. This study is not a study of the world, but a study of the transcendental world beyond consciousness and discrimination. Therefore, if you grasp it through worldly tools like thoughts, discrimination, and consciousness, you will not be able to reach the true truth beyond consciousness. ● For those new to Venerable Beopsang's Moktak Sori YouTube channel, we recommend first viewing the "Liked Videos" section on the home page. After that, listen to the "Diamond Sutra Lectures," and then to the Academy and regular Dharma talks. Those with limited time or unfamiliar with Buddhism can also check out the "Collection of Short Lectures by Topic." ----- By clicking 'Subscribe' and 'Like,' the video will be shared and exposed to more people, naturally contributing to the spread of the Dharma and evangelism.~^^ This video is a Diamond Sutra lecture by Venerable Beopsang at the Buddhist Academy in 2019 (March to June 2019, every Wednesday, 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM, Geumryunsa Temple, Suyeong-gu, Busan). 'Ven. Beopsang's Moktak Sori' Band: band.us/@moktaksori (search and join) 'Moktak Sori' Daum Cafe: www.moktaksori.kr Ven. Beopsang Studied Buddhism at Dongguk University and its graduate school. He became a monk under the tutelage of Venerable Bulsimdomun, a senior member of the Jogye Order. He is the instructor of Moktak Sori, the abbot of Geumryunsa Temple in Suyeong-gu, Busan, and the dean of the Buddhist Academy, leading spiritual practice for those seeking to cultivate their minds in their daily lives. In particular, the Seoul and Busan Buddhist Academy, where the monk personally teaches all his lectures, has been a source of welcome rain for Buddhists yearning for a new Buddhist understanding, attracting around 300 students each session for several years. His published works include "Seon Sayings and Mind Study," "Heart Sutra and Zen Study," "Diamond Sutra and Mind Study," "Buddhist Scriptures and Mind Study," "A Word to Start a Brilliant Day 365 Days," "Stories of Mind Study," "Himalaya, the Joy of Becoming Small," "Buddha Class," "Happy Ending Every Day," and "Dazzling Today." He made his literary debut in 2005 by winning the New Writer's Award from the Korean Writers Association. His book "Heart Sutra and Mind Study" was selected as the 2005 "Buddhist Book of the Year" by the Buddhist Publishing Culture Association. He also hosted "Venerable Beopsang's Moktak Sound" on BBS Buddhist Radio. Numerous video lectures are available for free on Daum Cafe's Moktak Sori and YouTube channel "Monk Beopsang's Moktak Sori." He lectures weekly at Buddhist universities and academies at Daewonjeongsa Temple in Gwanak-gu, Seoul (every Monday from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM) and Geumnyeonsa Temple in Busan (every Wednesday from ...