The Jogye Order’s Journey to the U.S. The Jogye Order, a significant Buddhist sect in Korea, is embarking on a spiritual journey to the United States. This trip, spanning from October 5th to the 13th, will see around 100 monks and staff members travel to a U.S.

The Jogye Order’s International Outreach

The Jogye Order, a prominent Buddhist sect in Korea, is making strides in global diplomacy and interfaith dialogue. This week, they are set to make history by visiting the United Nations headquarters in New York.

Traditional Lanterns Illuminate the Jogye Order Exhibition

The Jogye Order, a prominent Buddhist sect in Korea, is set to showcase its rich cultural heritage through an exhibition at the Korean Cultural Center. From October 7 to 13, visitors will have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the beauty of traditional Korean lanterns and contemporary photo displays. * Exhibition Highlights:

• A vast collection of traditional Korean lanterns, each with its unique design and symbolism. * Interactive photo displays that narrate the history and significance of Buddhism in Korea.

  The event, which will be held at 10:00 AM, is expected to attract a diverse group of participants, including monks, nuns, laypeople, and international visitors. The ceremony will feature traditional Buddhist rituals, including chanting, meditation, and offerings. The Jogye Buddhist Order, founded in Korea in the 12th century, has a global presence with numerous temples and communities worldwide. The New York State temple is one of its most significant international centers, serving as a hub for cultural exchange and spiritual practice.