¹Beginning in 1919, numerous followers from various regions came to visit Taemonim, and so the disciples proposed dojang prefectures and the sharing of the chiseong costs.²Taemonim, however, did not approve their plans, declaring, “I have more than enough means from farming, so let us offer the chiseongs using My means. We need not burden the poor followers.”³She then said to Go Min-hwan and several other disciples, “Do not bemoan the difficulties of carrying out dao affairs that arise from such a small following.⁴When My work is fulfilled beyond the mainstream and supersedes it, there shall be an ocean of followers and your toil will be all the more momentous.”