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Korean's animistic beliefs

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Religion

 

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August 22, 2016

 

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Along with the three chancellors, cloud, rain and wind they brought prosperity and abundant harvest to the land. A bear and tiger dwelling in a cave, prayed earnestly to Hwanung that they might become human. Hwanung took pity upon them and called them forth to see him. To become human, he told them to stay out of the sun for a hundred days and eat only a bundle of mugwort and twenty cloves of garlic which was provided for them in the hundred day time span...
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To become human, he told them to stay out of the sun for a hundred days and eat only a bundle of mugwort and twenty cloves of garlic which was provided for them in the hundred day time span. The animals receded into the darkness of the cave, but the tiger after only a few days hated the boredom and the sparse diet, and went along his way...
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