¹After Sangjenim’ ascension, Ja-hyeon carried out Sangjenim’s command, “Heal people without ever accepting money,”²and so he journeyed throughout the country, most often to Gyeongsang-do Province, performing his duty as a healer without accepting any compensation.

³During a healing, Ja-hyeon would offer a bowl of cheongsu, draw a talisman, and next to it write “Ji-gi-geum-ji-won-wi-dae-gang.”⁴Afterwards, being of one mind with heaven and earth, he would chant, “Ji-gi-geum-ji-won-wi-dae-gang,” within his mind and mark dots corresponding to the number of words that comprised his wish.⁵He would then place his hands on the sick and shout, “Ji-gi-geum-ji-won-wi-dae-gang,” then chant the Taeeulju Mantra.

⁶One day during a sojourn in Tongyeong, Gyeongsang-do Province, Ja-hyeon had an ominous dream portending that his mother might die,⁷so at dawn, he rushed to Guritgol Village, where he discovered that his mother was indeed perilously close to death.⁸Immediately, he carefully laid out a bed of clean straw in the middle of the yard and placed upon it a bowl of cheongsu that he himself had collected from a spring. He then offered four prostrations and prayer to Sangjenim with the sincerest of devotion,⁹and he afterward drew a talisman and placed it near the head of his bedridden mother. When the next day arrived, his mother rose to her feet as if she had never been ill.

¹⁰Ja-hyeon offered a prostration to his mother and said, “Mother, I am sorry. I must take my leave once again because the sick await me.” He then set out on his journey.