In one of the world's most technologically advanced societies, an ancient religion is finding an unexpected new audience. Across South Korea, growing numbers of young people are turning to Buddhism—not out of tradition, but in search of peace amid the pressures of an intensely competitive modern life. In this episode, we explore how Buddhist communities are reinventing themselves for a new generation, tracing the rise of unconventional outreach efforts ranging from robot monks and temple matchmaking to electronic dance events and mindfulness-inspired merchandise. As these innovations draw curious newcomers, we examine the debate over whether accessibility strengthens the faith or risks diluting its spiritual foundations. The story reveals how a centuries-old tradition is navigating the challenges of the digital age, seeking to remain relevant wit ...