I've had traditional Buddhist temple food and it is so delicious. I remember on my study abroad trip they took us to this country side restaurant that made this traditional food. All vegan! All so delicious! I was so happy as a vegan person myself. Even the rice was perfect. I was also shocked at the stark contrast to the city food in comparison. I know that all are not Buddhist anymore, but why is there was such a difference in foods. Is it because of western diet influence?
I speak 3 européenne languages and have been a gardien for budist monks nuns and lamas , I am not a budist , just a gardien, a very lovely video, thank you so very much.
Korean buddhist monks are to be vegetarian due to a rule which forbids eating any kind of meat. The reason is that the Buddhism idealogy reiterates not to terminate living creatures and also they believe that eating meats can deteriorate practicing the asceticism of monk. In addition, they never use green onion or onion on their recipes.
Usually buddhist monks don't cook. They have to take foods by someone give. So they walk in the morning. And take foods what people give. Even buddha did that practice. They only take foods between 7am to 11 am only they skip dinner. Most like fasting. They can have tea without milk till next morning if they want. They shouldn't store foods otherwise sugar, tea. (By age,illnesses these may change. But this is the basic.) These aren't rules.but this is what buddhist path.even buddha did. If you like you can do it if not you can skip and be like a normal person.
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It is such an honour to have access to a video of this. Thank you SO MUCH.
This Italian chef's Korean is amazing!
I love the opening shot of a man walking outside over a bridge whilst wearing a face mask. Brilliant.
Wow, thanks for letting me know that buddists monks eat veg food ❤
I wish I could live as a monk in Korea
Korean Temples have "Temple Stay" programs. Taiwan has pretty open visit policies at mang Temples and temporary ordination as well - just FYI! 😇
You have to wake up at 4 in the morning, everyday.
I've had traditional Buddhist temple food and it is so delicious. I remember on my study abroad trip they took us to this country side restaurant that made this traditional food. All vegan! All so delicious! I was so happy as a vegan person myself. Even the rice was perfect. I was also shocked at the stark contrast to the city food in comparison. I know that all are not Buddhist anymore, but why is there was such a difference in foods. Is it because of western diet influence?
I speak 3 européenne languages and have been a gardien for budist monks nuns and lamas , I am not a budist , just a gardien, a very lovely video, thank you so very much.
한국에서의 정원은 인위적인것을 극히 줄입니다.
자연상태에 온것과 같은 정원이 한국의 궁궐 비원이 있습니다,
사찰 정원역시 자연상태로 사꾸고 있습니다.
프랑스와 일본의 정원과는 달리, 한국에 정원은 자연 속에 스며드는것...
한국 정원이 특징입니다.
이 영상과 함께 하신 모든 분들께 좋은 일들이 자꾸자꾸 일어납니다 ~🎶☘️😁🍀
Good food.Skillful Buddhist Master
Korean buddhist monks are to be vegetarian due to a rule which forbids eating any kind of meat. The reason is that the Buddhism idealogy reiterates not to terminate living creatures and also they believe that eating meats can deteriorate practicing the asceticism of monk. In addition, they never use green onion or onion on their recipes.
This is actually what original buddhist is . sole Buddhism thats started by gautam buddha was based on ahimsa and righteous path.
Amazing. I enjoy all the video A LOT. Thank you for share us this especial video.
My favorite food in the earth is Korean temple food
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I came here to see are they vegetarian?
Yes! In Korea, Japan, China & Taiwan Buddhist follow a strict vegetarian diet. Mostly vegan though some still eat dairy here and there.
Ahh!finally vegetarian food in korea.
Dr.
Aaaaahhhhh grasshopper,; nourish your temple, nourish your mind.
6:23 lol staff laughing
Usually buddhist monks don't cook. They have to take foods by someone give. So they walk in the morning. And take foods what people give. Even buddha did that practice.
They only take foods between 7am to 11 am only they skip dinner. Most like fasting.
They can have tea without milk till next morning if they want.
They shouldn't store foods otherwise sugar, tea.
(By age,illnesses these may change. But this is the basic.)
These aren't rules.but this is what buddhist path.even buddha did.
If you like you can do it if not you can skip and be like a normal person.
They prepare kimchi.
This is one of the weirdest videos I've come across
You, from another planet?