• The Initiation of Gim Gyung-hahk and Other Disciples
  • In April 1907, while staying with Wun-il at the house of Shin Gyung-wun, the caretaker of the Guan Yu Shrine,
  • Sahng-jeh-nim summoned the spirit of General Guan Yu and, in a work of renewal, gave him a heavenly mandate.
  • On this occasion, Gim Gyung-hahk, Chey Chahng-jo, Chey Nae-gyung, and Chey Duk-gyum, all from Tae-in County, awed by Sahng-jeh-nim’s presence, became His followers.
  • Sahng-jeh-nim Gives an Order to General Guan Yu
  • Sahng-jeh-nim said to Gyung-wun, “Because Korea has honored Guan Yu so highly, he should repay us by participating in My work.”
  • Sahng-jeh-nim then wrote something on Western paper and burned it. Having seen this for the first time, Gyung-wun thought it strange.
  • The next day, while performing his duties in the shrine with other caretakers, he noticed part of the beard was missing from Guan Yu’s statue.
  • The other caretakers were puzzled, but Gyung-wun remembered what Sahng-jeh-nim had said on the previous day.
  • He interpreted it as a sign that Guan Yu had taken part in the work of renewal.
  • Sahng-jeh-nim Frees Bohng-nahm’s Spiritual Qi
  • 14 In 1907, Sahng-jeh-nim told Bohng-nahm, “You must now see all the spirits.”
  • 15 Sahng-jeh-nim then freed Bohng-nahm’s spiritual qi, which Sahng-jeh-nim had suppressed when Bohng-nahm was eleven years old.
  • 16 Bohng-nahm viewed the world around him with this divine spiritual qi and saw that the world no longer appeared as before. Like a blind person suddenly gaining sight and beholding a magnificent brilliance,
  • 17 Bohng-nahm shouted in exultation, “I have lived in a dark world!”
  • 18 Sahng-jeh-nim told Bohng-nahm what to do in the future―secretly, to avoid attention.

  • (JSD Dojeon 3,121)




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