The Jogye Order is the largest sect of Buddhism in South Korea, primarily following the Seon (Zen) tradition. Established in the late 20th century, it aims to preserve and promote the teachings of the Buddha while adapting to modern society. The order emphasizes meditation and mindfulness as essential practices for spiritual development. The Jogye Order plays a significant role in Korean culture and society, organizing various activities such as temple stays, meditation retreats, and educational programs. It also engages in social issues, promoting peace and environmental awareness, reflecting the core values of Buddhism in contemporary life.