- Overview
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This book by Beop Sang teaches how to practice a Buddhist mindset. It introduces four mental practices which help readers reach the truth, escape from suffering and resolve all issues in life: "accept," "let go," "draw in," and "acknowledge." This book explores how to practice these four mindsets while asking the questions, "How shall I live my life?" and "What does it mean to live wisely?"
- Book Intro
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The mentor of minds who's insight awakens souls, Beop Sang, presents ways to control your mind. Every Day a Happy Ending introduces a silent revolution that guides people to their true self, an alternative to going through life full of anger and emotion.
The book introduces how practicing the mindset of accept, let go, draw in and acknowledge can make every day happy, collectively leading to a happy life. This is a guide to life that presents a way to recover happiness, freedom, confidence and positivism.
- About the Author
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Beop Sang
Beop Sang (M) studied Buddhism at Dongguk University and the graduate school of the same university. He became a Buddhist monk under the guidance of Bulsimdomun, the elder of the Jogye Order. He is the leading monk of the Daum cafe, "Sound of Moktak," and guides people who seek inner peace in their daily lives as the head monk of Wongwangsa Temple in Yongsan, Seoul. Books Beop Seon has written include Great Quotations and the Study of the Mind and The Heart Sutra and the Study of the Mind. He made a debut by receiving the New Writer Award by the Korean Writers Association in 2005. The Heart Sutra and the Study of the Mind was designated as the 2005 Buddhist Book of the Year by the Buddhist Publication Culture Association. Beop Sang has also hosted the "Sound of Moktak from Beop Sang" on BBS radio.
