What Do You Recommend that We Do in Life?
Advice on living skillfully and engaging in good conduct
The Korean Seon (Zen) master Venerable Pomnyun Sunim (법륜스님) wears many hats: Buddhist monk, Dharma teacher, author, environmentalist, social activist, and podcaster to name a few.
As a widely respected Dharma teacher and a tireless social activist in his native South Korea, Ven. Pomnyun Sunim has founded numerous Dharma-based organizations, initiatives, and projects that are active across the world. Among them, Jungto Society, a volunteer-based community founded on the Buddhist teachings and expressing equality, simple living, and sustainability, is dedicated to addressing modern social issues that lead to suffering, including environmental degradation, poverty, and conflict.
A regular speaker at public venues such as community centers, libraries, universities, and churches, Ven. Pomnyun Sunim is renowned for his sharp and insightful Dharma dialogues, offered free of charge and expressed in everyday terms for the average layperson, with the aim of sharing his Dharmic message of happiness and freedom with people from all walks of life, backgrounds, ages, and religious affiliations. He extends his reach to audiences and practitioners around the world through YouTube videos, podcasts, and live-streamed events.
Advice on living skillfully and engaging in good conduct
Ven. Pomnyun Sunim shares a teaching on death and dying, acceptance and letting go.
A Dharma teaching on fear and equanimity in the face of impermanence
Approaching desire, attachment, and aversion in our Buddhist practice
Learning to cultivate peace on and off the meditation mat
Seeking peace within and without during times of turmoil and war
On taking personal responsibility and accepting the consequences of our choices
Ven. Pomnyun Sunim offers a Buddhist perspective on enlightenment
Venerable Pomnyun Sunim offers a Buddhist perspective on life, death, and change
Thoughts on a life well-lived from Venerable Pomnyun Sunim
A Buddhist perspective on managing our dreams and aspirations while accepting the reality of our circumstances
Korean Zen master Venerable Pomnyun Sunim offers a teaching on dealing with old wounds and living in the present moment.