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Songhwamu is a shaman (mudang) who runs a shrine in Ilgwang, Gijang-gun, Busan. She is known for her convictions about pressing gut (nullimgut) and spirit tests (sintest), and for her frank advice to her disciples.

Gukri Assidang is a shaman (mudang) who has kept a shrine in Suyeong-gu, Busan for over ten years. She gives readings in a calm, conversational way, looking at her clients as she talks, and is known for comforting consultations drawn from hardships she has lived through herself.

Cheonhasa Jeongdaegam is a shaman (mudang) who runs a shrine in Oncheonjang, Geumjeong-gu, Busan. A veteran with over 20 years since receiving the spirit, she regularly hosts free live readings on YouTube.

Buchae Dosa is a shaman (mudang) active in Oncheonjang, Geumjeong-gu, Busan. She believes prayer and sincerity come before fame, and is known for frank advice for new disciples (aedong jeija).

Bonghwanggung Haryeong is a Taego-spirit shaman (mudang) active in Gijang, Busan. Through her own YouTube channel, she frankly shares real readings and stories from the shamanic world, and explains mudang practice in an easy, straightforward way.

Deok Doryeong is a shaman (mudang) active in Gijang, Busan. She previously appeared on Jeomsa TV under the name “Songhwa Doryeong.” She is known for videos that answer common questions, such as why each fortune-teller gives different readings and what talents one is born with.

Wolhwa Sindang is a shaman’s shrine in Sajik-dong, Dongnae-gu, Busan, near Sajik Station. It is known for its straightforward style, pointing out what will work out and what to be careful about without beating around the bush.

Sujin Assi is a shaman working in Busan. She gives realistic readings on fortune by age, divided into money, health, and children’s luck.

Cheonsindang is a shaman (mudang) active in Busan. Alongside spirit readings, she draws on saju five-element analysis and calmly explains the path that suits your natural temperament.

Songwol Doryeong is a shaman (mudang) active in Gijang, Busan, who began her spiritual calling recently. She is known for videos on signs that appear before a major luck cycle arrives and on matters of fate and relationships.

Cheonma Janggun Taesan is a shaman (mudang) active in Yeonsan-dong, Yeonje-gu, Busan. A reader who has been with Jeomsa TV since its early days, he is known for frank, generous readings of money luck by zodiac animal.

JakDu DaeMuDang is a shaman (mudang) active in Busan. When a grandmother spirit possesses her, she speaks bluntly, even informally, and her fearless gongsu brings up what you have been hiding before you say a word.

ChilSung DaeSinDang is a shaman (mudang) active in Haeundae, Busan. She is known for videos that make shamanism easy to understand, such as how to choose a good fortune-teller and how to learn about your past-life connections.

Bomdamhwa is a shaman (mudang) who visited more than 200 fortune-tellers across the country over 20 years before receiving her spiritual calling. Having long had readings herself as a client, she speaks honestly from the client’s side about what a true reading is.

Seonseon Gung is a shaman who has kept her shrine in Yangsan, Gyeongnam for 17 years. She lives faithfully before the gods, saying she would choose this path again in her next life.

Hwajeondang is a shaman active in Nopo-dong and Cheongnyong-dong, Geumjeong-gu, Busan. She draws the five-direction flags to show the flow of the year and explains fortunes by zodiac animal.

Punghwa Sindang Yehwa Aegissi is an ‘aegissi’ shaman active in Busan. She explains zodiac personalities, compatibility, and which zodiac animals help each other, in an easy and fun way.

Cheonsang Janggun Dowoldang is a shaman with a shrine in Haeundae-gu, Busan. She was introduced on Jeomsa TV as a new initiate who received the spirit two weeks before appearing. She appeared on the Jeomsa TV live free reading broadcast, where she read the stories sent in through comments on the spot.

Cheongeum Yongsindang is a shaman with a shrine in Geumjeong-gu, Busan. She was introduced on Jeomsa TV as a newly initiated shaman and shared shamanic stories, including snake spirits and the timing of a shin gut. She appeared on the Jeomsa TV live free reading broadcast, where she read the stories sent in through comments on the spot.

Cheonsang Daegam is a shaman (mudang) who runs a shrine in Dal-dong, Nam-gu, Ulsan. She is known for her calm interview about living with spirit affliction (sinkamul) since childhood.

Ibuk Mansin Manwoldang is a shaman (mudang) active in Dal-dong, Nam-gu, Ulsan. She is known for videos such as zodiac fortunes for the 2027 Jeongmi year and her account of receiving the spirit (sinnaerim).

Cheonsin Halmaedang is a shaman working in Dong-gu, Ulsan. Through a sin-gong that faithfully conveys the words of the grandmother spirit, she points out the zodiac animals to be careful of and the zodiac animals set to take off each year.

Bora Seonnyeo is a shaman (mudang) active in Jung-gu, Ulsan. Alongside spirit readings she reads Yeong tarot, calmly explaining fortunes by zodiac animal and by age.

Yohwadang is a shaman (mudang) active in Ulsan. She is known for looking ahead to the coming year by zodiac animal and by age, so you can prepare in advance.

Seongsu Janggun Gyeongadang is a shaman active in Jung-gu, Ulsan, and a mansin who performs Hwanghae-do Ibuk gut. She explains zodiac personalities and fortunes with a lively, colorful storytelling style.

Yong Janggun is a shaman with a shrine in Ulju-gun, Ulsan. She appeared on the Jeomsa TV live free reading broadcast, where she read the stories sent in through comments on the spot.

Baekmaehwadang is a shaman (mudang) active in Namyang-eup, Hwaseong, Gyeonggi. She is known for everyday folk practice topics such as in-dongsal, the difference between ancestral and spirit affliction (sinkamul), and remedies for business.

ChungA Dang Burumama is a shaman (mudang) who runs a shrine in Ganeung-dong, Uijeongbu-si, Gyeonggi. Known as the “cooking mudang,” she is known for videos on major luck cycles (daeun), zodiac fortunes, and food-based remedies.

Seongeun Sindang is a shaman (mudang) working in Yongin, Gyeonggi. She is known for pointing out sangmun (mourning misfortune) or family history in the home before the client says anything, through her spirit messages.

Guseondang is a shaman (mudang) who runs a shrine in Onam-eup, Namyangju, Gyeonggi. She has the unusual background of being a former national bodybuilding team member, and in her mudang vlogs she candidly shares life at the shrine and her stories of prayer.

Okhwang Seonnyeo is a young aedong-jeija shaman (mudang) who serves the Fairy Lady (Seonnyeo-nim) as her main spirit. She first became known through TikTok and live readings, and she shows real readings with the confidence that “spiritual power is not determined by age.”

Deungwoldang is a shaman (mudang) working in Deokso, Namyangju, Gyeonggi, and a graduate of the Seoul Saenamgut, a National Intangible Cultural Heritage. Drawing on the perspective of a mansin who has carried on gut and prayer for many years, she tells stories of shamanism and ancestors.

Jabiwon Byeorak Daesin is a shaman working near Tongbok Market in Pyeongtaek, Gyeonggi. She has long and steadily posted zodiac and monthly fortune videos.

Sasindang Muak Doryeong is a shaman (mudang) active in Paju, Gyeonggi. Her readings are known for walking through the flow of your life by zodiac animal and by age.

Geumgukhwa Doryeong keeps a dojang in Yangpyeong, Gyeonggi and also sees clients in Songpa and Bundang. Through the gongsu of a grandmother spirit, she reads the past of her clients and is known for consultations that comfort and reassure.

Jangdaewonsa Haeryong Sindang is a shaman (mudang) active in Toechon, Gwangju, Gyeonggi. Her spirit readings invite the gods to descend and give gongsu, and she also offers Yeong readings and saju.

Mugung Sindang Gueul Sinnyeo is a shaman with a shrine in Uijeongbu-si, Gyeonggi. She appeared on the Jeomsa TV live free reading broadcast, where she read the stories sent in through comments on the spot.

Yeonwol Sindang is a shaman with a shrine in Pyeongtaek-si, Gyeonggi. She appeared on the Jeomsa TV live free reading broadcast, where she read the stories sent in through comments on the spot.

Geobuk Mansin Yang Dagyeong is a shaman with a shrine in Hwaseong-si, Gyeonggi. She appeared on the Jeomsa TV live free reading broadcast, where she read the stories sent in through comments on the spot.

Yaksa Bosal is a shaman (mudang) working in Jindong, Gyeongsan, Gyeongbuk. She is known for her 2027 zodiac fortune videos and her videos on the zodiac animals and ages that are set to take off.

Cheonhugung Cheonhu is an aedong-jeija shaman (mudang) working in Andong, Gyeongbuk. She often does consultations on business sites and first-time vows, and she has a meticulous style of judging by seeing the site in person.

Daehan Singung Byeolgung Seonnyeo keeps a shrine in Yeongcheon, Gyeongbuk and also sees clients in Nonhyeon-dong, Gangnam, Seoul. She is known for straightforward gongsu (spirit messages) that don’t beat around the bush.

Chosimdang is a shaman (mudang) active in Jukdo-dong, Pohang, Gyeongbuk. Describing herself as shy, she has a calm manner and explains fortunes by zodiac animal with practical advice for each stage of life.

Halmaedang is a shaman (mudang) in her fifth year of practice, serving a grandmother spirit. She entered this path following her grandmother, who was also a shaman, and reads the flow of your luck through dreams and the ojanggi (five-colored flags).

Cheonwang Janggundang is a mansin (senior shaman) who has practiced in Pohang, Gyeongbuk for over 20 years. These days many young clients in their 20s and 30s visit, and her consultations often focus on career and job concerns.

Suhakdang is a shaman with a shrine in Gumi-si, Gyeongbuk. She appeared on the Jeomsa TV live free reading broadcast, where she read the stories sent in through comments on the spot.

Geumbi Jeongsa is a shaman with a shrine in Pohang-si, Gyeongbuk. Introduced as a shaman with 23 years of experience and frank, straightforward consultations, she offers readings in Pohang and Daegu. She appeared on the Jeomsa TV live free reading broadcast, where she read the stories sent in through comments on the spot.

Cheonhwangsa is a shaman (mudang) who has walked the path of a mudang her whole life in Mokpo, Jeonnam. She received the spirit through prayer without a sin-gut, and she shares a deep discussion on possession and the path of shamanism.

Cheonbi Gung is a shaman (mudang) who runs a shrine in Gangjin, Jeonnam. She regularly posts fortune videos by zodiac animal and age, and her style is to clearly point out when luck opens and what to be careful about.

Miryeong Assi is an aedong-jeija shaman (mudang) working in Suncheon, Jeonnam. She has experience living abroad and regularly posts zodiac new-year fortune videos.

Dokseongdang Cheongpung is a shaman (mudang) working in Masan, Gyeongnam. She is known for videos that read stock and economic trends through spirit reading.

Changwon-si, Gyeongnam · Shaman (mudang) · Spirit reading

Changwon-si, Gyeongnam · Shaman (mudang) · Spirit reading

Okgyeong Buin is a Hwanghae-do mansin active in Geoje, Gyeongnam. She keeps the order and customs of Ibuk gut and speaks frankly about wrong practices in the shaman world.

Suwol Sindang is a shaman who reads zodiac personalities and compatibility together. She points out zodiac animals that match well and those to be careful with, and carefully explains fortunes by age.

Cheonho Singung is a shaman with a shrine in Yangsan-si, Gyeongnam. She appeared on the Jeomsa TV live free reading broadcast, where she read the stories sent in through comments on the spot.

Yeohwi Seonnyeo is a shaman with a shrine in Yangsan-si, Gyeongnam. She was introduced on Jeomsa TV as a new initiate. She appeared on the Jeomsa TV live free reading broadcast, where she read the stories sent in through comments on the spot.

Sasin Janggundang is a shaman with a shrine in Yangsan-si, Gyeongnam. She appeared on the Jeomsa TV live free reading broadcast, where she read the stories sent in through comments on the spot.

Lee Soyul Mansin is a shaman (mudang) offering readings in Bivrae-dong, Daeduk-gu, Daejeon (대전 대덕구 비래동). She is known for videos that explain the history and meaning of shamanism in an easy-to-follow way. She talks about shamanic topics such as the ogbanggi (five-direction flags), mugu (ritual tools), and saengsaeng bokdeok (lucky and unlucky days by birth year).

Taecheong Gung is a shaman who points out the periods of good luck by age and the luck with documents. She gives practical advice in a friendly tone that understands modern daily life.

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.

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.

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.

Myeongwol Sindang is an aedong-jeija shaman (mudang) working in Chuncheon, Gangwon. Her kind style walks through consultation cases step by step, and she often addresses everyday concerns such as opening a business, children, and ancestral grave issues.

Palbongsan Gaksi Bosal is a shaman who has done many consultations with people wondering whether they have sinkamul (a spiritual sickness) or must walk the path of the spirit, and with disciples who have received the spirit. She also gives zodiac and age fortunes in a warm tone.

Geumhwa Singung is a shaman (mudang) who reads the flow of your fortune through dreams and prayer. Saying she rarely dreams but that her dreams usually come true, she patiently walks through fortunes by zodiac animal and by age.

Sillyeong Yeeonui Jip is a shaman (mudang) active in Seongjeong-dong, Cheonan, Chungnam. Frank and outgoing, with bold readings, she has appeared steadily on Jeomsa TV since its early days.

Hyoryeong Gung is a shaman (mudang) who prays through chukwon (blessing prayers) and sutras, honoring the Taebo Sinkyeong spirit. She speaks in depth about the history of shamanism and the proper rules of the sin-gut (spirit ritual).

Dohui Sindang is a shaman with a shrine in Gongju-si, Chungnam. She appeared on the Jeomsa TV live free reading broadcast, where she read the stories sent in through comments on the spot.

Dosoram Uju Bosal is a shaman (mudang) with 30 years of experience, active in Seogwipo, Jeju. After many years working in Busan, she moved to Jeju because she loved the island, and she has now been receiving clients there for over 15 years.

Chujanggun Bosal is a shaman with a shrine in Jeonju-si, Jeonbuk. She has said her dream is to build a ‘mudang building’ where her good disciples can lean on. She appeared on the Jeomsa TV live free reading broadcast, where she read the stories sent in through comments on the spot.

Kkotsongi Bosal is a shaman with a shrine in Jeonju-si, Jeonbuk. She offers consultations in Jeonju and Cheonan. She appeared on the Jeomsa TV live free reading broadcast, where she read the stories sent in through comments on the spot.