조용헌의 영지순례, 물 별 달의 기운이 있는 곳으로 가라

When you feel your energy is running low When you're feeling frustrated and angry, go to a spiritual place! Why make a pilgrimage to a spiritual place? With economic prosperity, travel has become a daily routine. It has transformed from sightseeing to a journey of rest and enjoyment, to a humanistic journey that traces historical traces. What kind of journey is next? Yongheon Cho, a fortune-teller and oriental medicine scholar, recommends a journey to a spiritual place. What is a spiritual place? It refers to a place imbued with special energy and vitality. The human body has an energy that needs to be replenished from the outside. This energy comes from nature. Just as we recharge our cell phone batteries, we need to constantly replenish our bodies and minds with the energy of nature. When we receive positive energy, our bodies become lighter, our hearts brighter, and our spirits clearer. The moment we become one with Mother Nature, we begin to introspect within ourselves. Greed disappears, and our prayers are fulfilled. The goal of prayer is self-purification. Self-purification is about "just existing," accepting things as they are. So, where are the sacred sites? This book introduces special sacred sites selected by author Yong-heon Cho, a scholar of Oriental medicine who has traveled to sacred sites and auspicious sites across the Korean Peninsula for over 40 years, exploring literature, history, and philosophy. These are lands visited by sages, Taoists, religious figures, pilgrims, and ordinary people. From the geomantic features of the land passed down for millennia to the history and oral traditions surrounding the land, the 227-panel illustrations and the author's refreshing prose vividly convey the energy, making it feel as if you were standing on the very ground.