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A Totally Different Style of Buddhism



When lunch came, we were thankful because the hall had become hot with everyone packed in. We students expected to eat at the end of the table of the least important-seeming (newest, perhaps) members, but instead we were asked to go upstairs and eat with the monks. To us, this did not seem right. Just because we were Westerners, we were bypassing the various social ranks in the temple and going right to the top? But the members didn¡¯t seem to mind at all, which puzzled me even more. Today I understand that we were guests, and in Korean society, guests are always given excellent treatment.



During our delicious, amazing lunch, I got to see how the abbot of the temple was both spiritual head as well as administrative head. Hwi-gwang Sunim, like the abbots of other Korean temples, had to give dharma talks as well as make sure the electricity bill got paid. I realized this was an entirely different organizational model than the one Western centers tend to use. Most of them are based on a non-profit administrative system that is used, for example, by service organizations. The meditation center in Barre, Massachusetts has a board of directors, an executive director and staff, and a board of teachers. The teachers have the greatest authority, in many ways, but when it comes to operations and management, it¡¯s the executive director and staff who enact the agenda of the board. Watching Hwi-gwang Sunim direct lay members and junior monks, I could see the efficiency of the abbot system. But I also wondered about how temples handle the situation when an abbot is maybe good as a spiritual teacher but mediocre as an administrator, or vice versa.



After lunch, we stood around outside watching the children play and people socialize. This was one aspect of the temple I really appreciated, its sociability. I had visited so many Western centers where people arrive, meditate, and leave, without saying hardly a word to each other. Having grown up in community, I always felt something huge was missing from other Western meditation centers. But here it was at the Korean temple, with several generations intermingling and speaking allowed. The members clearly had very long relationships with each other -- enough to sometimes dislike each other! On this visit, I realized that I did not exactly belong to either group -- neither the students who as converts felt that meditation defined Buddhism, nor the Asian Buddhists who did not meditate as a primary form of practice.



When we all got back to Cambridge, we felt like we had been in a foreign country for a long time, even though we were still in America and had been there for only 24 hours. I certainly understood just how different our two Buddhisms were, and I became skeptical that anyone should try to make these different Buddhists come together. I felt at peace that we would be two styles of Buddhism, separated by language and culture, until the next generation of Korean Americans, as well as Americans more comfortable with the religious aspects of Buddhism, could begin bridging the gap.



In the years that followed, I made many more trips to Bulgwangsa. Hwi-gwang Sunim and the members always welcomed me as a friend in the dharma. Over time, I came to appreciate the beauty of the altar. Because it was so elaborate, one could meditate endlessly on it, allowing the mind to trace the gold lines and to rest in a pink lotus. I also began to see how divisions by gender could lead to a more harmonious community, in some ways. When the Korean mothers came together to cook and clean, this was also a time to socialize with other women, in the same way that I gather with other women -- you speak more freely without ¡°the boys¡± there. Finally, the rituals of a Korean temple provide very important psychological supports and community structures that are missing in Western centers.

 

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