| Yeokmasal | Talisman of Yeokmasal: Wonhang-Bu | Wishing for The Serenity of Collections after Settling Down to a New Place |
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| “Have itchy feet" That's how we call the people who can't settle down in a job or place of residence. "Yeokmasal" is a combination of Korean term "Yeokma" (horse; one of the essential transportation methods in the past) and "Sal" (bad luck). "Yeokgma" refers to the fate to rove around the world, and "Sal" refers to the evil spirits. People in Korea often say to the person who travels a lot that you are fated to wander over the world and cannot come back home. However, in the contemporary context of "Yeokmasal" refers to a fate of traveling all around the world and gaining various experience and meeting widea spectrum of people. | Among the series of talisman for Yeokmasal, Wonhang-Bu is the one which wishes for the safety. Carrying this talisman on one's body makes one feels comfortable while traveling, avoiding illness and theft and wishes good luck on one's travel. |  |
Yeokmasal
“Have itchy feet" That's how we call the people who can't settle down in a job or place of residence. "Yeokmasal" is a combination of Korean term "Yeokma" (horse; one of the essential transportation methods in the past) and "Sal" (bad luck). "Yeokgma" refers to the fate to rove around the world, and "Sal" refers to the evil spirits. People in Korea often say to the person who travels a lot that you are fated to wander over the world and cannot come back home. However, in the contemporary context of "Yeokmasal" refers to a fate of traveling all around the world and gaining various experience and meeting widea spectrum of people.
Talisman of Yeokmasal: Wonhang-Bu
Among the series of talisman for Yeokmasal, Wonhang-Bu is the one which wishes for the safety. Carrying this talisman on one's body makes one feels comfortable while traveling, avoiding illness and theft and wishes good luck on one's travel.
Wishing for The Serenity of Collections after Settling Down to a New Place
