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Professor of Interfaith Engagement
Union Theological Seminary
3041 Broadway
New York, NY 10027

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Dear fellow members of New York Manhattan Chogyesa,

As a member of New York Chogyesa, it really hurts to see what has been going down at the temple since the beginning of this year. I have witnessed the growth and history of Chogyesa since I was a disciple of Zen Master Seung Sahn (ZM) and a student / dear friend of Myoji sunim over the last 20 years, so I understand very well that Myoji sunim did everything in her power until her last breath to protect and take care of the temple in order to carry on the last wish of ZM. The rather sudden decease of Myoji sunim was a great shock to many, if not all, followers of ZM and his teachings. After her passing away, we felt very fortunate to have Doam sunim on board as our new abbot who was a disciple of ZM and a younger brother of Myoji sunim. However, only after two years of his spiritual leadership as the new abbot, Chogyesa is confronted with a brutal segregation of sangha. Thus, as a long-time member with deepest love for Chogyesa, I would like to make a few suggestions in effort to improve the current situation.

1. New York Chogyesa is under the umbrella of Korean Buddhist Jogei Order and Kwan-um Providence Zen Center, but yet it is an independent non-profit organization governed by the US federal government. Therefore, the decisions on the operation and development of this organization are made by the Board of Directors (BOD), and the temple members as well as the abbot need to follow them accordingly. The BOD is entitled to decide whom to invite as an abbot and even to consider switching the abbot if the BOD and the current abbot do not share the same interest or vision of the temple. In order to resolve the current situation peacefully, I believe that the current Abbot Doam sunim needs to respect and follow the decision made by the BOD.

2. After careful consideration on the root cause of the division of New York Chogyesa sangha, I think it all comes down to a huge cultural difference between the ways a temple is managed in Korea vs. the US, where the temple is registered as a non-profit organization. It seems that Doam sunim wanted to take Chogyesa with the authorities commonly assumed for abbots in temples in Korea, while the current BOD took its rightful authorities to dismiss Doam sunim from Chogyesa considering the conflict of interest and the vision of the temple.

3. This type of conflict of interest arises often when a non-profit organization is going through a transition or in a growing process. I think the fact that Doam sunim and the BOD of Chogyesa could not narrow the gap of their beliefs on the identity and vision of the temple resulted in the segregation of sangha and dismissal of Doam sunim from the post as an abbot.

4. Doam sunim has confessed to members and other monks that the answer ZM could not give through his teachings was found when he started to practice under the guidance of Jinjae sunim. I believe that we need to respect the karmic relationship between a master and a disciple, and that his confession is truthful. I think Doam sunim deserves congratulation for finding out the answer he was looking for.

5. However, it appears that his position and statements regarding ZM hurt the feelings of the followers of ZM and upset them who believe they have chosen the right master.

6. It seems like Doam sunim¡¯s personal stance added to his different viewpoint of Chogyesa¡¯s future made the BOD to request for his step-down as the abbot and a member of the BOD. This is based on the clear motives from Jinje sunim to not only disseminate Korean Buddhism to the US, but also to build a more spacious temple in New York after combining a huge donation from Korea and the money he gets from selling the current New York Chogyesa. Furthermore, Doam sunim personally told me about Jinje sunim¡¯s missionary plans in the US, and that Jinje sunim indicated that the financial arrangement is ready by asking him ¡°¡¦ will $20 million be enough?¡±.

7. However, in the eyes of the members of the BOD that follow the teachings and philosophy of ZM and Myoji sunim, there is no reason whatsoever to sell Chogyesa and watch it dissolve into Jinje sunim¡¯s temple complex, especially at the expense of the death of Myoji sunim. Also, it is practically difficult to sell the temple because the building rental is under the regulation of New York state laws. It is even doubtful if it can be sold for greater than $2 million after paying off the mortgage. Thus, the BOD is forced to make a call and dismiss Doam sunim since he shares different views on the future of Chogyesa and acts with unfitting intensions.

8. If Jinje sunim and Doam sunim have a missionary agenda and visions that are different from the one by the current BOD at Chogyesa, then I believe it is very proper and justified for them to establish a separate temple with the big donation from Korea, and have Doam sunim as the abbot of the new temple. New York Chogyesa is located on 96th street and Join Together Society (JTS) Buddhist Temple led by Bupryun sunim is located on 124th street, so establishing a new temple on around 14th street near New York University would give them an excellent opportunity to interact with many young Americans and propagate Korean Buddhism as they wish.

9. All the members at Chogyesa and the members of the BOD will greatly appreciate from the bottom of their hearts if Jinje sunim, as the spiritual leader of Korean Buddhism with abundant financial support, would respect the identity and history of Chogyesa and the founder ZM, and set up a new temple elsewhere independently.

10. Taken together, I humbly ask Doam sunim to show his compassion and accept the decision made by the BOD of Chogyesa and abide by the US federal laws, and step down as the abbot and a member of the BOD. When everything is ready and in place, he is more than welcome to lead a newly established temple that follows the teachings of Jinje sunim.

11.  I pray dearly with confidence that this situation be resolved peacefully with the help of Dharma.

Hapjang,

Hyunkyung Chung
Professor of Interfaith Engagement
Union Theological Seminary
3041 Broadway
New York, NY 10027


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