On May 5, in celebration of Buddha's Birthday, former President Moon Jaein stated, "I hope that, in the light of Buddha, hatred, hostility, and discrimination will disappear, and that we will move toward healing and harmony, equality and peace."
Former President Moon Jaein is speaking with National Assembly Speaker Woo Wonsik at the National Assembly on the 25th of last month. On this day, former President Moon visited the National Assembly for the first time since leaving office to attend the 7th anniversary ceremony of the Panmunjom Declaration. Photo by National Assembly Press Photographers Group
On this day, former President Moon posted on social media, "I celebrate Buddha's Birthday, the year 2569 of the Buddhist calendar," sharing these thoughts.
Former President Moon added, "I wish for Buddha's compassion and good will to fill the world. Here at Tongdosa, not only the main temple but also every corner and hermitage are crowded with people and vehicles. We have also lit lotus lanterns at Pyeongsan Bookstore."
He continued, "I hope that these earnest wishes will come together to restore the dignity and democracy of the Republic of Korea, and that the people will regain peace and happiness in their daily lives."
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