When Tom R. Chambers was living in South Korea , he traveled to the Buddhist temples on numerous occasions, and became interested in Buddhist philosophy (quotes follow). He also noticed a unique practice of stacking stones as a form of worship and asking for good fortune. He decided to document this behavior and compare these stone formations as a study in technique, and to pay tribute to those Korean people involved with this form of religion. "As material civilization develops, cultivate spiritual civilization accordingly." "All are incarnations of truth-Buddha, do each thing as an offering of worship to the Buddha ." "Practice meditation continually, practice meditation everywhere." "Keep such oneness in motion and in quietness, maintain the full oneness of the spirit and the body." "Buddhist truth is found in life, life is Buddhist truth itself." (The Scripture of Won Buddhism , Pal Khn Chon, The Commemorating Commission fo...