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Goma Hanung (Divine Savior) and Ceto-Magoist Civilization

¹Hanung (Divine Savior), the child of Hanin (Divine Cause), ²had a great will from birth.

³She succeeded the Three Seals of the Heavenly Emblem and ⁴practiced the Gut of cleansing and exorcising.

⁵Establishing the Way of the Heavenly Savior, ⁶she let people know their Origin.

⁷Because the human world was indulged in the affairs of eating and clothing, ⁸Hanung legislated the four articles of Muyeo Yulbeop (Law of Removing the Residue) ⁹and had Hwans (Fish People) administer it.

¹⁰The first article says: Cleanse human deeds regularly. Do not let people become living ghosts unknowingly. Turn the distracted and the blocked into the wonderworkers. Let the human world be straightened and lighted without a tinge of impediment.

¹¹The second article says: Give credit to human achievements posthumously. Do not let people continue the uncleanness of living ghosts. Turn the presumptuous and the obsessed into the wonderworkers. Let the human world be satisfied widely without a tinge of resentment.

¹²The third article says: Send off those who are obstinate and deceitful to wilderness and have them shed off the act regularly. Remove the malicious gi completely from the Earth.

¹³The fourth article says: Exile those who transgressed gravely to Seomdo (Island of the Sunrise). Cremate the body after death. Remove collective crime without a residue from the Earth.

¹⁴Also she invented chambered palaces-temples, ships, and vehicles, and taught people how to reside in them and travel by them.

¹⁵Thereupon, Hanung herself launched a ship in the sea and voyaged for the first time.

¹⁶She illuminated and demonstrated the Heavenly Emblem and practiced trust,¹⁷communicated good news of all tribes, ¹⁸and appealed to them not to forget the Origin.

¹⁹She taught them how to build chambered palaces-temples, ships, and vehicles as well as how to cook food.

²⁰After returning, she practiced eight spoken languages and two written languages, ²¹established the calendar, trained in medicinal cures, ²²and wrote about astronomy and geography.

²³That benefited the human world widely.

²⁴The world became distant and the law was loosened.

²⁵Because people fumbling and speculating shadowy matters became ever increasingly engaged in deceitful actions, ²⁶she aimed to preserve the Way of Origin in daily affairs and to illuminate such affairs.

²⁷Thereafter, the culture of developing studies began and became popular.

²⁸That was because people became confused and ignorant in disposition and did not know without being taught.

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