Explanation 1 · Principles of Creation

The five initial sound groups react to this influence by
    becoming either clear or turbid in sound. In this way,
    Heaven (medial sounds) sets the principle, while Earth
    (initial sounds) realizes that principle to complete the sound.
    The initial sound thus formed can also serve again as a final
    sound. Korean syllables begin with an initial sound and end
    in response, creating a cyclical structure in which the initial
    sound becomes the final sound. This mirrors the natural law
    where all things emerge from Earth and return to Earth.


    Cosmic principles: Hattangsa, BalkIEo, Daum

    In Hangul, each syllable is formed by the harmonious
    combination of initial consonants, medial vowels, and final
    consonants. This structure symbolizes the interplay of
    movement and stillness, as well as the continuous
    transformation of BalkIEo(Balkeum Ieum Eodum, Yin-
    Yang).

    Movement represents the role of Hanul 하늘(Heaven), while
    stillness represents the role of Ttang 땅(Earth). The
    connection and balance between movement and stillness is
    the role of Saram 사람(Human). Hattangs 하땅사 stands for
    Hanul(Heaven), Ttang (Earth), and Saram(Human). Heaven



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