Pohwa
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Pohwa Sunim (born July 15, 1955) is the head monk of the Young Pyung Sa International Zen Center in South Korea.
Biography
Sunim is the disciple of Myo Vong who is the
Teaching
The focus of his teaching is to learn
Some of his more frequently employed phrases include, “Dogs chase mudballs. A lion bites the thrower”, and “ An apple is an apple. An orange is an orange. They are not the same. They are not different.” (4)
References
1. World Zen Fellowship http://www.worldzen.org. Retrieved 2010-11-02 and Rocky Mountain News 9/27/2002, and Korean American Buddhist Times June 28, 2003 and http://www.youngpyungsa.org/temple/community/community_04_view.html?id=4330 Young Pyung Sa (YPS) International Zenn Center and http://www.rappnews.com/2010/10/21/sperryville-column-for-oct-21/8547/ Rappahanock News, October 21, 2010
2. Hwagyesa International Zen Center http://www.seoulzen.org/information.html Retrieved 2010-11-02
3. Pohwa Sunim quoted from Zen Dharma Exchange #1 “Dualistic Thinking”
4. Pohwa Sunim quoted from Zen Dharma Exchange #2 “Enlightenment”