Yun Hwa Meditation
a way to realize happiness in your daily lifeIdentify your true self
Yun Hwa Meditation helps to develop wisdom and self realization, so you can live your life to its full potential.
Clarity for your daily life
Stress, anxiety, general overwhelm can lead to loss of clarity for your direction in life. Learn how to find a sense of confidence and deep relaxation within yourself.
Find your purpose
Buddhist practice helps you define what you want to do in your life – this can be a great source of personal happiness.
Associated with or Member of
Ji Kwang Dae Poep Sa Nim
Supreme Matriarch Ji Kwang Dae Poep Sa Nim is the founder and Supreme Matriarch of the Yun Hwa Denomination of World Social Buddhism. Dae Poep Sa Nim is the pioneer of a new “Social Buddhism”, bringing the timeless wisdom of the teachings of the Dharma into the heart of modern society.
Yun Hwa Meditation Practice
realize happiness in your daily life
Prostrations
With the daily prostrations (108) we pay respect to Buddha. Body and mind unite in a respectful action that reduces ego and arrogance and makes us humble.
The prostrations help to erase our karma that we have made with our body. Through the regular practice of prostrations, the cardiovascular system and blood circulation are strengthened.
Meditation
Meditation means pacifying and caring for the mind, without the use of technology. It is always wise to be the owner of one’s thoughts, and not to get caught by any kind of thinking. It is most important that the intense desire to meditate is accompanied by a strong belief.
Believing in Buddha (the Absolute, the Truth), Dharma and Sangha rests and settles the mind in quietude, and in this tranquility, the mind reveals itself.
Chanting
With Buddhist chants, we praise Buddha, Dharma and Sangha and pay them great respect and veneration. In singing, we attain the teaching of Buddha and receive a special protective energy with body and mind.
Thus singing has an outstanding quality. We also engage in this practice exclusively together in the meditation centres or during retreats.
Mantra
The mantra is a precious jewel that is traditionally passed on from Buddhist master to student, enabling them receive the protective energy of Buddha.
With its 21 syllables, the mantra carries an exquisite power that brings undiscriminating benefits to all. Reciting the mantra helps to erase ignorance and supports us on the way to meet the true self.
Ki Song
Ki Song describes the teaching of energizing movement from specific exercises for body & mind. A series of finely tuned movement exercises causes an attentive movement, which collects the mind in calm composure.
In the flow of the breath, the exercises vitalize and center and lead, easily integrated into everyday life, to a noticeable strengthening of physical power.
Yun Hwa Dharma Sahs and Meditation Centers
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