立陶宛國家圖書館館長, Renaldas Gudauskas教授認為佛館館不僅展現了台灣在科技方面的進步,更體現了靈性的發展,他認為靈性發展在當今這個時代尤為 重要。 加拿大圖書館館長Leslie Weir對佛館的互動性感到驚艷。那些可愛的小小導覽員和小小茶師真正俘虜了她的心。他們的導覽和奉茶深深觸動了她,為她提供了一個全面的體驗,擴展了她對佛教的理解。 佛陀紀念館是一個心靈的港灣,為來自全球的圖書館館長提供了一個超越其專業生活領域的體驗。欲觀看完整採訪視頻,請關注佛館英文臉書 (https://supr.link/ bjMFt)。 From April 21 to April 22, a group of librarians from eight countries
visited the Buddha Museum. Their time at the museum encompassed not only professional engagements but also profound spiritual and cultural encounters. In this article, we will explore the reflections and feedback expressed by four distinguished library directors. For Frank Scholze, Director General of the German National Library, amidst the serene surroundings and warm hospitality, he found solace and a moment of introspection. The integration of meditation into his routine became a personal goal, as he recognized the profound impact it had on his well-being. For Janne Andresoo, Director General of the National Library of Estonia, the profound openness and joy she encountered at the museum deeply touched her, leading to an emotional experience that left her almost in tears. She expressed her desire to return to this special place that resonated so deeply with her soul.
Pro. Dr. Renaldas Gudauskas, Director General of the Martynas Mažvydas National Library of Lithuania, recognized that the museum not only reflected Taiwan's technological advancements but also emphasized spirituald
evelopment—an aspect he found particularly important in our age. Leslie Weir, Librarian and Archivist of Canada, was amazed by the interactive nature of the Buddha Museum. The little docents and the tea masters truly stole her heart. Their presence and the tea ceremony touched her deeply, providing a holistic experience that expanded her understanding of Buddhism.
The Buddha Museum has proven to be a sanctuary for the soul, offering library directors from around the globe an experience that transcends the boundaries of their professional lives. For full interviews, please follow us on our Facebook page.