RyoJun Shionuma
RyoJun Shionuma is a renowned Japanese monk and spiritual leader, celebrated for his extraordinary commitment to the extreme ascetic practice known as Sennichi Kaihogyo, which he completed over nine years on Mount Omine. Shionuma, often referred to as the 'living Buddha', undertook this grueling journey to seek enlightenment, walking 48 kilometers daily in harsh conditions, surviving on minimal sustenance. His dedication and resilience have earned him the title of Dai Ajari, reserved for monks who have accomplished rigorous ascetic feats. Beyond his physical endurance, Shionuma emphasizes the importance of humility, compassion, and gratitude, advocating for a life dedicated to serving others, which he considers the essence of true spiritual practice.
Born on Mar 01, 1967 (58 years old)
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RyoJun Shionuma is known as the 'living Buddha' for completing the Sennichi Kaihogyo, a grueling ascetic practice in Japan.
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