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SPIRITUAL EXPERIENCE AT KOREAN MOUNTAIN KYERYONGSAN

Sung Jang Chung

EPH - International Journal of Humanities and Social Science April 10, 2020 DOI: 10.53555/eijhss.v6i2.102 (opens in new tab)

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Characteristics Theoretical or philosophical paper Peer reviewed
Topics Buddhism
Keywords Humanity Gautama buddha Psychic Consciousness Aesthetics Religious experience Epistemology Psychoanalysis Theology
Key points Proposes that the author's lifelong psychic and spiritual experiences provide valid evidence for the structure of an invisible spiritual world and consciousness beyond current scientific or religious consensus.

Abstract

The fundamental structure of the spiritual world and consciousness of the humanity are unknown to human beings. Except for teachings of Jesus Christ, Buddha, Kim Hang and other saints of the major world religions, to my knowledge, no accepted theory is yet established. There have been countless conflicts, arguments and even prosecutions and wars in the history of mankind due to discrepancies in opinions and interpretations regarding the truth among religions and science. For the ultimate purpose of seeking the truth, the author attempted in this study to find the structure of the invisible, unknown spiritual world, and further to possibly glimpse beyond the physical world. The author had unusual and exceptional psychic and spiritual experiences since my childhood and young age. In this study, I would like to describe my experiences and to share with readers my valid valuable real experiences.

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