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Sam Jok Oh and 배달 / 백의 / 겨레
Koreans today say that we are three types of people – 배달 (Bae Dal) / 백의 (White Clothing) / 겨레 (Gyeo Reh), but unfortunately, when you ask what these mean, no one has any answers… some thinks that it’s the delivery app because 배달 (Bae Dal) can also mean delivery or that Koreans likes to…
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Sam Jok Oh and China
In China… Sam Jok Oh traces are found from Yangshao culture until the end of Han dynasty. Below are 2 major artifacts that show Sam Jok Oh influences in the Ancient Chinese society. First artifact is the T shape Banner found with the Lady Dai in Changsha (link) where the Crow is on the top…
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Sam Jok Oh and Japan
In Japan… Sam Jok Oh is also very visible in the Ancient and in the Present. According to the record and passed down story or so called, myth, the very first Emperor of Japan, Jinmu Tennou, was helped by the Crow called Yatagarasu to reach Nara prefecture area today to open the Yayoi Period; this…
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The Discovery of Genesis
This book proposes that many Chinese characters are related to the Old Testament and begs a question in the end – why is there a relationship between Bible and Chinese characters? Well, here is the explanation no one will give, and the reason why is because Chinese characters were originally created by Dong yi (東夷)…
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삼족오 – Three Legged Crow
Sam Jok Oh (Three Legged Crow) is the National Symbol of an Ancient Korean Kingdom called Goguryo in the Manchurian region today – the word, Korea, comes from this Kingdom. Sam Jok Oh is also known as a Sun God, and in an ancient Goguryo tomb murals, the sacred Three Legged Crow is in the…