"Dalma-ya Jokgu Haja" Life Sharing Practice Headquarters and Korea Celebrity Baseball Association Sign Business Agreement

At the agreement ceremony held on the 17th at Bulamsa Temple in Namyangju, Gyeonggi Province, Ilmyeon Sunim, Chairman of the Life Sharing Practice Headquarters (center front row), and Park Jeongcheol, President of the Korea Celebrity Baseball Association (first from the left in the front row), are holding up the memorandum of understanding.

[Asia Economy Reporter Kang Juhee] The Life Sharing Practice Headquarters (Chairman Ilmyeon Monk) and the Korean Celebrity Baseball Association (SBO, President Park Jeongcheol) have signed a business agreement regarding life-sharing activities and business cooperation.

On the 19th, both parties announced that they will work together to popularize the life-sharing practice movement through the program "Dalmaya Jokgu Haja" (Let's Play Jokgu, Dalmaya).

"Dalmaya Jokgu Haja" is a healing program planned to bring laughter and comfort to the public and deliver a message of hope through jokgu matches between monks and celebrities at temples nationwide during the COVID-19 pandemic era.

Additionally, once COVID-19 subsides, the program plans to evolve into a regional festival centered around temples nationwide, developing a "Festival of Sharing" with local residents.

Ilmyeon Daejongsa, chairman of the Life Sharing Practice Headquarters and senior member of the Jogye Order, stated, "Dalmaya Jokgu Haja is not simply a Buddhist event but will be developed as a sharing movement that raises awareness of the preciousness of life and gives hope to the public."

"Dalmaya Jokgu Haja" is scheduled to be broadcast from 2021 through Hanstar TV, a YouTube channel operated by Naver TV, Kakao TV, Afreeca TV, and Hanstar Media.

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