¹In 1928 (DG 58), after conducting the Chiseong of January 3, Taemonim fainted and collapsed to the ground.²When She regained consciousness several hours later, She wordlessly raised Her hand and gestured to Her face with a circular motion.³At first, Go Min-hwan, Bak Jong-o, and the other disciples present did not understand what She desired and hence did not know what to do, but suddenly one of them asked,⁴“Do You want us to commission a portrait of Sangjenim?” She nodded and emphatically gestured for them to hurry.

⁵They commissioned Gim Ok-hyeon, a painter who resided in Gajeon Village, to paint a portrait of Sangjenim, but Ok-hyeon proved to be an unskilled artist and did not produce a fine portrait.⁶Taemonim said, “Enshrine this painting for now, but it should be remade in the future.” The portrait was therefore enshrined.