Dr. Iravani traveled to China, Korea and Japan. In Korea he visited Donghwasa Temple, at Daegu and was welcomed by The Great Seon Master Jinje who is the spiritual leader of Korean Buddhism, which is composed of 20,000 monks and twenty million lay people. In addition of a few hours of private discussions, Iravani spoke at the Temple for hundreds of Monks after they heard Master Jinje’s lecture. The main subject of his discussion was how religions can be seen as a source of peace rather than the source of conflict. In Japan Dr. Iravani met with Dr. Koji Yamazaki who is the head of National Prayer Breakfast of Japan. For more information about Master Jinje click here