The Founding of Sahng-jeh-nim's Dao and the Holy Disciples

87. A Dying Man Is Revived
88. Ho-yun’s Meditation
89. Prevented from Speaking Freely
90. Funerals in the Later Heaven
91. What Nahk-suh Illustrates
92. Honor the Spirit That Governs Your Location
93. Simple Food Offerings
94. Washing in a Stream
95. The Disciples’ Meditation Practice
The Year of the Horse (Byung-oh, 1906, DG 36)
97. Happy to Be in Sahng-jeh-nim’s Presence
98. Never Intend to Harm Anyone
100. A Man’s Eye Disease Is Cured
101. Gim Nahk-bum’s Son Is Cured of Tuberculosis
102. Treating the Sick
104. A work of renewal at the mouth of Geum River
106. Family Strife
108. Compassion for All Living Things
109. A True Friend
111. Sahng-jeh-nim’s Response to Visitors
112. Upon Meeting an Unjust Person
113. Combining Sternness with Gentleness
114. A Man with Lung Disease Is Cured
115. The Disappearing Rice Dough
116. A Spirit Exists in Everyone
The Year of the Sheep (Jung-mee, 1907, DG 37)
117. Teaching Young Children Well
119. Punishment for Betraying a Heavenly Relationship
120. Marriage, the Source of Ten Thousand Blessings
121. The Initiation of Gim Gyung-hahk and Other Disciples

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