SunDo Research Institute
Traditionally, SunDo has been a meditative discipline, but opportunities for academic research on SunDo-Taoist culture can be completed at the International Institute for SunDo-Taoist Cultural Research (IISCR) in Tangjin, South Korea. The Poil Retreat Center in Tangjin houses IISCR. The Institute, founded by Master Hyunmoon Kim, invites scholars and professionals interested in various research on SunDo-Taoist culture including religion, shamanism, lineage of tradition and application of health and peace benefits to human and world society.
For more information on research opportunities at IISCR, contact Master Hyunmoon Kim.
IISCR’s International SunDo Taoist Conferences
Since 2007, the International Institute of Sundo Taoist Cultural Research (IISCR) has sponsored the International Sundo Taoist Conference combining academics, culture, and art. IISCR hopes these Conferences will provide new perspectives and insights into ancient Daoist practices. An overview of each Conference is available in English.
To Trace The Roots of Sundo Daoism (November, 2011)
Hanseo University, Seosan-City, Korea
Natural Healing & Wellness from the Inside Out (August, 2010)
SunDo Retreat Center, Barnet, VT USA
Wonhyo Festival (June, 2009)
Hanseo University, Seosan-City, Korea
The Identity of Korean Sundo Daoism: A Spirit of Mountain (October, 2008)
Seoul Museum of History, Seoul, Korea
Inaugural Conference (April, 2007)
Seoul, Korea
International Sundo Academic Society Conferences
Images from the ISAS Choe Chi-won Seminar (November, 2010)
(Courtesy of David A. Mason)
Hanseo University, Seosan-City, Korea