The Expansion of the Andong Division of Yiguan Dao in Austria

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Journal of Chinese Religions Pub Date : 2021-11-01 DOI:10.1353/jcr.2021.0012

Yeh-Ying Shen

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Abstract:This article examines the dissemination of an Yiguan Dao division, Andong, in Austria. Proselytizing activities of Andong are mainly conducted in Vienna, Linz, and Salzburg. In Vienna and Linz, Yiguan Dao has formed a diasporic religion for overseas Chinese from various national backgrounds. It caters to the Austrian Chinese community and engages in creating a shared diasporic identity. This paper also explores Andong’s most characteristic trait that distinguishes it from other divisions, namely, meditation. This practice seems to have attracted a number of Austrians to follow Yiguan Dao in both Vienna and Salzburg. Being a Chinese diasporic religion and attempting to spread cross-ethnically in Austria at the same time, Yiguan Dao is assuming new significance.摘要:本文探討一貫道安東組在奧地利的傳播模式。安東道場在奧地利的傳道活動主要集中於維也納、林茲與薩爾斯堡；在維也納和林茲，一貫道以離散宗教的角色，存在於具有不同國籍背景的海外華人社群，為奧地利華人形塑共有的離散認同。本文也討論安東組不同於其他道場的修行實踐方式：靜坐，其在維也納與薩爾斯堡如何吸引了一定人數的奧地利裔信眾參與。作為華人離散宗教，同時試圖在奧地利跨族裔傳播，安東組的傳道模式讓我們看見一貫道正在呈現的可關注性。

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Abstract:This article examines the dissemination of an Yiguan Dao division, Andong, in Austria. Proselytizing activities of Andong are mainly conducted in Vienna, Linz, and Salzburg. In Vienna and Linz, Yiguan Dao has formed a diasporic religion for overseas Chinese from various national backgrounds. It caters to the Austrian Chinese community and engages in creating a shared diasporic identity. This paper also explores Andong’s most characteristic trait that distinguishes it from other divisions, namely, meditation. This practice seems to have attracted a number of Austrians to follow Yiguan Dao in both Vienna and Salzburg. Being a Chinese diasporic religion and attempting to spread cross-ethnically in Austria at the same time, Yiguan Dao is assuming new significance.摘要:本文探讨一贯道安东组在奥地利的传播模式。安东道场在奥地利的传道活动主要集中于维也纳、林兹与萨尔斯堡；在维也纳和林兹，一贯道以离散宗教的角色，存在于具有不同国籍背景的海外华人社群，为奥地利华人形塑共有的离散认同。本文也讨论安东组不同于其他道场的修行实践方式：静坐，其在维也纳与萨尔斯堡如何吸引了一定人数的奥地利裔信众参与。作为华人离散宗教，同时试图在奥地利跨族裔传播，安东组的传道模式让我们看见一贯道正在呈现的可关注性。

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期刊介绍： The Journal of Chinese Religions is an international, peer-reviewed journal, published under the auspices of the Society for the Study of Chinese Religions (SSCR). Since its founding, the Journal has provided a forum for studies in Chinese religions from a great variety of disciplinary perspectives, including religious studies, philology, history, art history, anthropology, sociology, political science, archaeology, and literary studies. The Journal welcomes original research articles, shorter research notes, essays, and field reports on all aspects of Chinese religions in all historical periods. All submissions need to undergo double-blind peer review before they can be accepted for publication.