Jeon Ji-su
Bixiejinqing
Beksajingyeong
A phrase meaning to drive away evil spirits and move toward auspicious events.
Hello,Monaco, an 8-year veteran Eastern diviner🔗 I have made a career out of Four Pillars and Myeongri studies, delving into hundreds of ancient texts, and every time I encounter the energy of the field, I always feel a sense of regret.
'Why are so many of our folk evil spirits and bizarre spells so fragmented?'
Occult & Hallyu Enthusiast | An Encyclopedia for Writers and Creators
I have compiled the raw, scattered beings of Joseon and the true principles of spells that ward off misfortune into the 'language of creators.' Experience a true K-occult worldview, not a forced fantasy, but one based on Myeongri and folklore research.
While preparing for Eastern-style occult, exorcism, and fantasy creation,Have you ever felt this kind of frustration?
"How are Dueoksini and Geuseundae physically different, exactly?"
"The protagonist is afflicted by 'Sangmunsal (funeral ghost),' so what kind of gut ritual and talisman should the shaman character use to resolve this convincingly?"
"I stayed up all night researching, but every blog explains things differently, so my settings are clashing..."
Gumiho, dokkaebi, grim reaper... It would be a waste to reuse only the obvious monsters everyone uses when your own creative universe is so rich.
The one and only cheat code that will save creators 100 hours of research time,
Introducing <Korean Evil Spirits & Occult Encyclopedia: The Strange and Beksaja>.
From bizarre beasts in folktales to shamanic 'Sal (煞)' and curses, everything is organized in a perfect three-step causal structure: [Origin] ➔ [Harm and Symptoms] ➔ [Traditional Dispelling Methods (Exorcism)].
Supporters, simply pick your favorite evil spirit from this encyclopedia and 'copy-paste' it into your webtoon, novel, or TRPG scenario. This book guarantees the plausibility of your work.
[Book] Not a forced setting
The 'true historical accuracy'Contained in the structure
Origin of existence: What historical background and 'Han' (deep resentment) gave birth to this evil spirit?
Abilities and harm: Does it cause physical possession in humans, or induce mental confusion?
Ritual banishment methods: Based on Yin-Yang and the Five Elements, what talismans, which Obanggi colors, and what offerings can drive it away? (Includes a '2026 Modern Patch Guide' for immediate application in modern settings.)
How is this different from existing evil spirit encyclopedias?
'Storytelling-type' settings provided: It doesn't end with "It has three heads." *"Because it has three heads, you need a peach tree branch extending eastward to cut them off"*—we provide you with such narrative connections.
Modern patch application methods: We explain the logic for applying a 'Joseon-era Dongtogwi (architectural ghost)' to a 'reconstruction apartment site in the heart of Gangnam, Seoul.'
Reviewed by a professional fortune teller: Contains authentic occult rules that do not violate the principles of Saju Myungri and the mutual overcoming of the Five Elements.
<Korean Occult Encyclopedia Series> Comparison and Distinctions of 3 Volumes
Preview of Volume 1 -
<Korean Evil Spirit Encyclopedia: Strangeness and Exorcism> (Over 100 pages)
Tone and manner: Cool and serious tone. Goes beyond simple folktale summaries to professionally cover the origins of evil spirits, signs of their appearance, and the specific exorcism (protective) principles to repel them.
Chapter 1. Introduction: The Philosophy of Korean Mysteries and Apotropaic Practices
Imbalance of Yin and Yang Energy According to the Five Elements of the East
Definitions and Classification Systems of Evil Spirits and Mysteries
History of Apotropaic Practices: From Royal Narye Rituals to Folk Magic
Chapter 2. Evil Spirits of the Earth: Restless Souls and Guardians Dwelling in the Land
Geuseundae: A giant shadow monster growing in the darkness (Survival rules upon encounter)
Jangsanbeom: A white beast that lures by mimicking sounds (Identification methods and defense mechanisms)
Chang-gwi: The tragic hierarchy of souls devoured and enslaved by tigers
Jihagukdaejuk: A multi-headed predator lurking deep underground
Chapter 3. Mysteries of Heaven and Water: Natural Disasters and Curses
Gangcheoli (Steel Dragon): A corrupted dragon that brings drought and fire wherever it passes
Water Ghost (Susalgwi): The endless yin energy that drags ankles from the depths of water
Yeongno: The sky's devourer that swallows everything, the legend of the monstrous bird
Divine Sword and Cursed Blade: The bizarre tale of a cursed sword that thirsts for blood on its own
Chapter 4. Exorcism: Traditional Secrets for Repelling Evil Spirits
Leaders of Exorcism: The exorcising waves of the Magpie Tiger (Hojakdo) and Haetae
Plants of Exorcism: The yang energy properties of peach tree branches (Dongdoji), red beans, and water parsley
Colors of Exorcism: Methods for constructing spatial barriers using the Obangsaek (Five Directional Colors) arrangement
Chapter 5. Conclusion: Signs of Evil Spirits Alive in the Modern Era
Transformed forms of ancient evil spirits hiding in urban legends
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🎨 [Appendix] <Encyclopedia of Korean Evil Spirits: Artbook Appendix> (Over 50 pages)
Tone and Manner: Focused on visual impact and aesthetic collectible value. This is a making book containing visual reference plates of evil spirits, the principles behind reversible designs, and behind-the-scenes stories.
Chapter 1. Visual Guide to the Bizarre (Concept Art & Grimoire)
Modern reinterpretation illustrations of 10 types of evil spirits based on ancient literature records
Detailed design sketches and texture studies of Geoseundae, Jangsanbeom, and Chang-gwi
Analysis of symbolic patterns and color palettes for each evil spirit
Chapter 2. The Aesthetics of Najeonchilgi and Reversible Designs
Magpie Tiger Mother-of-Pearl Keyring Design Behind the Scenes: The powerful symbolism of warding off evil hidden within cute folk painting style
The Boundary Between Light and Darkness: The visual principle of the 'reversed design' using a black background and transparent lines
The process of realizing oriental brilliance with holographic mother-of-pearl film
Chapter 3. Digital Asset Guide for Setting an Occult Mood
Intent behind the high-resolution wallpaper (background) artwork for smartphones and iPads
Introduction to traditional pattern sources used in the occult Notion template design
Preview of the appendix to the Korean Encyclopedia of Magic -
📙 [Advanced] <Korean Encyclopedia of Magic> (Over 100 pages)
Tone and Manner: The most in-depth text highlighting the expertise of an 8-year veteran fortune teller. This is a specialized occult book that systematically structures everything from folk remedies to authentic magic recorded in books, and the principles of talismans.
Chapter 1. The Origin of Korean Magic: The Medium Between Gods and Humans
The spiritual mechanism of spirit descent and public rituals in the shamanic system
Spiritual power imbued in words: The science of word spirits and incantations
Chapter 2. The Secret of Talismans: The Geometry of Red Cinnabar
The three main components of a talisman: Divine Name, Talisman Shape, Incantation Script
The secret of the physical and spiritual yang energy possessed by cinnabar
The most powerful warding talismans: Structural analysis of the Cheoyong Talisman and Guardian Talisman
Chapter 3. Traditional Remedies and Magical Rituals
The Magic of Date Selection (择日): The spiritual meaning of the times when yin and yang intersect (Insi, Jasi)
Household Magic: Methods to appease and govern household gods such as Seongjushin, Jowangshin, and Cheoksin
Rituals for Warding Off Misfortune: Secret methods to drive out evil (煞) through incantations and offerings
Chapter 4. Taboos and Breaking Evil (破邪)
The ten major Eastern taboos to observe and the evil (煞) that occurs when they are broken
The principle of breaking evil (破邪) by reversing incorrect magic or curses
Chapter 5. Everyday Evil-Repelling Guide for Modern People
Qi-based self-defense techniques and space purification methods to protect yourself