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Lama Ludrup Yongsoo
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Lama Ludrup Yongsoo - also known as Yongsoo Sunim, is a Korean American monk ordained in the Nyingma tradition of Tibetan Buddhism since 2003. He did a four-year intensive retreat in Dordogne, southern France, under the guidance of his main teacher, Pema Wangyal Rinpoche.
Since 2008, he has been a pioneer in introducing Tibetan Buddhism to Korea. Yongsoo Sunim teaches the foundational Mahayana principles with emphasis on meditation and cultivating compassion. He is the guiding teacher at Shechen Korea meditation center in Seoul, S. Korea.
To connect with Lama Ludrup Yongsoo and his teachings:
Instagram: Shechen.Seoul
Takeaways:
- Lama Ludrup Yongsoo, ordained in 2003, embodies the essence of Tibetan Buddhist teachings.
- His extensive retreat experience in France underlines the importance of immersive practice in Buddhism.
- Through his teachings, he emphasizes the transformative power of meditation and compassion in daily life.
- The journey to discovering Buddhism often stems from personal experiences and a quest for deeper meaning.
- Yongsoo Sunim's integration of Tibetan and Korean Buddhist practices enriches the spiritual landscape of Korea.
- His approach to Lojong provides practical methods for turning negative emotions into positive actions.
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