Yuma jeongsa 維摩精舍 is a KIBS practice center named after the householder Yuma 維摩居士, Vimalakīrti, a famous lay practitioner of Mahāyāna from the Vimalakīrti Nirdeśa Sūtra. It was opened with the construction of a residential building in August 2001, and the Dharma Hall was completed in 2013. A memorial stupa for Rhi Ki-yong stands on the grounds.
It is located in Yeongok-ri, Gonjiam, Gyeonggi Province, and is easily reached by National Highway No. 3 connecting Seoul and Icheon. For inquiries regarding the use of facilities, please contact the KIBS main office.
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