Highly regarded fortune-tellers in Daegu · 9 places where to get an accurate reading with spirit readings

Geumbit Sindang is an aedong-jeija shaman (mudang) working in Suseong-gu, Daegu. Her approach is to feel her clients’ pain of body and mind as if it were her own.

Yeonhuidang is a mansin who has kept her shrine for over 20 years in Daemyeong-dong, Nam-gu, Daegu. When reading fortunes, she places special emphasis on health and on preparing for the coming year.

Sinnong Sindang is a shaman (mudang) working in Daemyeong-dong, Nam-gu, Daegu. With a young, bright energy, she kindly reads fortunes by age, from people in their 20s and 30s to elders.

Cheongwangsa is a shaman (mudang) active in Dalseo-gu, Daegu. She is known for fortunes by zodiac animal and for her videos on the zodiac animals with big wins in the second half of the year.

Okhwang Dongja is a shaman (mudang) active in Sangyeok-dong, Buk-gu, Daegu. She is known for outspoken videos on the uncomfortable truths of the shamanic world, including which fortune-tellers you should avoid.

Geumbit Dang is a shaman (mudang) who entered the shamanic path after attending church for many years from childhood. She senses spirits through hwagyeong (spirit sight) and shares her story in a candid way.

Haeun Beopsa is a shaman with a shrine in Daegu. She is a blind shaman, and on Jeomsa TV she was shown leading her disciple’s spirit initiation gut in person. She appeared on the Jeomsa TV live free reading broadcast, where she read the stories sent in through comments on the spot.

Mireuk Jeongsa is a shaman with a shrine in Daegu. She is a veteran shaman with over 40 years of practice (reader I Hangyeom). She appeared on the Jeomsa TV live free reading broadcast, where she read the stories sent in through comments on the spot.

Seolhwa Sindang is a shaman active in Sinam-dong, Dong-gu, Daegu. With the belief that ‘a shaman’s work is praying,’ she lights candles and prays every day for her clients’ families.