¹When the need arose to conduct a healing by resolving a matter with spirits, Taemonim usually summoned Yong-gi and attached to his person the qi of enlightenment into healing, then dispatched him to visit a certain place.²When Yong-gi reached the destination commanded by Taemonim, the house invariably had a sick person requiring healing.

³During such visits, Yong-gi’s spiritual eye would open, and he would behold the ancestral spirits of the sick person and clearly understand how they had become ill through a particular trespassing of spirits.⁴After offering a chiseong before the altar of Sangjenim and Taemonim, Yong-gi would chant mantras while placing his hands on the ill person’s diseased parts. The sick would then instantly recover and rise to their feet. Thus, people called Yong-gi a divine person.

⁵Whenever Yong-gi learned of any sick person, he dashed off to whatever their location without a care as to whether it was daytime or nighttime.⁶When he arrived at the house of the sick, he always had the ill person prepare food and offer a chiseong before the healing was undertaken.⁷If the sick were too poor to prepare a food offering, Yong-gi emptied his own pockets and provided the money for the chiseong preparations.⁸He devoted himself wholeheartedly to healing people, never accepting compensation from anyone.