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Contents & Introduction

HANGUL, The Cosmic Philosophy · p.58 / 428
The Hasattang philosophy explained as Samgeuk in the
    Hunminjeongeum Haeryebon reflects the Korean people's
    major view of the universe. Hasattang represents the
    fundamental structure of the universe.
    Hasattang is visualized through the basic geometric elements
    of Wonsene(Circle, Triangle, Square) and Jeomsegaseon
    (Dot, Vertical Line, Horizontal Line). The shapes of Hangul
    are modeled after these geometric forms.
    The foundational sounds represent Hasattang, and are
    harmonized with the principles of Balk-I-Eo(Balkeum-
    Ieum-Eodum: (Brightness-Connection-Darkness, Yin-
    Harmony-Yang) and Daum (the Five Movements; the Five
    Elements) to produce 39.8 billion sounds.
    Hunminjeongeum can encompass any sound. Nature and
    objects contain Hangul. Within Hangul, the universe, nature,
    and all things are present.
    Hangul was created based on profound cosmic principles
    and philosophy. Therefore, Hangul is not merely a script. It
    is a cosmic philosophy. To engage with Hangul is to
    understand and align with the laws of the universe.
    Hangul came from the cosmos.
    The universe is embedded within Hangul.




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