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Finding the Lost Rhythm: From Palm-Leaf Oracles to the Engine of Story
인생에서 누구에게 가장 많은 영향을 받고 있나요? 1. The Ancient Seal: A Map of Fate Etched on Palm Leaves Among humanity’s earliest recording media, palm-leaf manuscripts were never just the ancestors of paper. They were closer to ritual than writing—an agreement with time itself. Palm leaves were boiled, dried, polished. Letters were incised with a…
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🎉 Exciting Announcement: Batal Stone: Hero’s Stone_Vol.1 “Selected for Amazon Prime Reading!”
Hello, dear readers! I’m thrilled to share some wonderful news: my book, “Batal Stone: Hero’s Stone (Book 1),” has been officially selected for Amazon Prime Reading! 📚 What is Prime Reading? Prime Reading is a special benefit for Amazon Prime members, allowing them to read selected books, magazines, and comics at no additional cost. Think…
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바탈스톤 7권, 미래를 지키는 하늘의 노래 중…
둥 두둥 둥둥.빈 통나무 양 옆을 사슴가죽으로 막은 북을 든 고수가 막대로 두들기자 북통이 울리는 소리가 마을에 울려 퍼졌다. 그러자 아직 어른이 되지 않은 아이들이 환한 웃음을 띠며 하나둘씩 모닥불 앞으로 뛰어왔다. 서로 장난을 치며 어깨를 부딪치기도 하고, 신발을 벗어 던지고 맨발로 불가의 흙을 밟으며 깔깔거렸다. 이내 모닥불을 중심으로 자연스럽게 둥그렇게 모여들어, 기대에 찬 눈빛으로…
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What is the Batal Stone, the Mysterious Rock That Creates Heroes?
The Batal Stone is a unique artifact that only those chosen can awaken, containing the essence of destiny and infinite possibilities. This mysterious rock is the origin of heroes and the catalyst for all events, serving as a central pillar in the narrative. Simultaneously, it symbolizes the connection between different worlds, offering readers a deeply…
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How Do Eastern and Western Hero Narratives Differ?
Explore the Batal Stone series, blending Eastern and Western hero narratives. A unique fusion of destiny, effort, individuality, and harmony.
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Batal Stone: Hongik In-gan
The Philosophical Roots of Batal stone Hongik In-gan (弘益人間), meaning “Benefit all humanity,” is a foundational philosophy derived from Korea’s ancient Dangun myth. This principle transcends individual interests, emphasizing harmony within communities and the broader world. It serves as a central inspiration for the Batal Stone series. The Definition and Origins of Hongik In-gan Hongik…
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A Taste of Korean Culture in the Batal Stone Series
Ssanghwa Tea The Batal Stone series brings the richness of Korean culture to life, weaving traditional elements seamlessly into its narrative. One such element is Ssanghwa Tea, a traditional Korean herbal beverage that symbolizes health, warmth, and hospitality. This article explores the history, preparation, and cultural significance of Ssanghwa Tea, connecting it to its literary…
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Batal Stone: Cheon-bu-gyeong
A Scripture of Cosmic Principles and Human Essence Cheonbugyeong (天符經) is an ancient Korean scripture that encapsulates philosophical thoughts on the principles of the universe and the essence of humanity. Associated with the myth of Dangun, it is considered a divine teaching received by Hwanung to govern the human world. In its concise 81 characters,…
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The World of Batal Stone: The Uniqueness of the Batal Universe 3
The Four Factions and the Balance of Fate At the heart of the Batal Stone series lies the four factions—Barun, Oun, Gabun, and Aolda. These factions are not merely background elements but pivotal forces that bestow extraordinariness upon the heroes at the crossroads of fate and choice. Panum and his descendant Kangom play central roles,…
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The Uniqueness of the Batal Universe 2
Fate or Choice? The World of Possibilities in Batal Stone The Emergence of Third-Generation Heroes The Batal Stone series offers a unique narrative centered on the philosophical inquiry into fate and free will. It explores profound questions such as: Are our lives determined by an unchangeable destiny, or can our choices reshape the course of…
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The Uniqueness of the Batal Universe 1
The Fusion of Eastern Mythology and Fantasy The Batal stone Series is a unique universe that blends the profound philosophical foundations of Eastern mythology with modern fantasy. The first installment of the Batal stone series, spanning seven volumes, has been completed and published. The sequel, Batal stone Series 2, introduces a new faction called the…
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BATAL STONE: The Three Heavenly Seals
The Three Heavenly Seals and the Three Sacred Artifacts of the Batal stone Series The “Three Heavenly Seals” (천부삼인, Cheonbu-Samin) are three sacred artifacts of profound significance in Korean ancient mythology and history. They symbolize divine authority from the heavens and play a central role in foundational myths, such as the legend of Dangun. The…
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BATAL STONE: Character Analysis_Wang Jong-cheol
– The First Antagonist of Batal Stone Wang Jong-cheol, who had been laughing heartily for a while, suddenly stopped and turned to Eun Bisa to speak. “But you know, Bisa, the most astonishing part is this: that absurd lie I told the president—‘there’s a weapon inside the meteorite capable of destroying the world’—turned out to…
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BATAL STONE: Character Analysis_Kim Tan
– The Fragile Yet Resilient Hero of Batal Stone Kim Tan could not comprehend the events unfolding around him. The existence of Batal, the mysterious phenomena revealed by Panum’s fragments, and his growing connection to it all left him deeply confused. He wanted nothing more than to escape from the absurd responsibility of being called…
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BATAL STONE: The Barun and Oun Tribes
-The Story of Two Enigmatic Tribes The Barun and Oun tribes play pivotal roles in the Batal Stone series. These two tribes possess unique traits and goals, forming the backbone of the story’s central conflicts. Through their history, relationships, and distinctive cultural elements, we can delve into this mysterious world and the intriguing dynamics between…
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BATAL STONE: The Meaning and Role of Batal Stone
A Mysterious Rock That Weaves Fate Pronounced dead as per protocol, Kim Tan was on his way to the morgue. No one knew that he was still alive. If luck turned sour, he could still die even in a new body. If only things went as planned… Why does Murphy’s Law always seem to apply…
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BATAL STONE: The Origin of the Name “Batal”
Hidden Stories Behind a Heroic Name in Turkish, Hungarian, Kyrgyz, Kazakh, and Mongolian Cultures “So… why do you keep calling me Batal?” Kim Tan persisted, still not convinced. His relentless questioning made Park To’s anger surge again, and his hands began to tremble with frustration. Sensing this, Park Wol gently grabbed his uncle’s hand, trying…
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BATAL STONE: Heroic Narratives
From Ancient to Modern Times and Batal Stone’s Unique Interpretation “What’s wrong with the old man? Can’t he be Batal?” “Is that why you switched the screen?” “Yes, tell me why the old man can’t be Batal.” Park To’s tone was rough, unable to accept a result different from his expectations. “That’s because if the…
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BATAL STONE: Mythological Trees
The Batal Tree in Batal Stone and Mythological Trees: A Modern Interpretation of Ancient Symbols “Hey, look over there!” All eyes turned to Panum’s wooden staff. Incredibly, new sprouts were emerging from the once-dead wood. Everyone’s mouths fell open. The sprouts quickly grew into leaves, and the thin stick thickened until it was too large…
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BATAL STONE: Batal Stone Universe
The First Motif of the Batal Stone Universe: The Hwanung Myth The World of Batal Stone: Exploring the Hwanung Myth The Hwanung myth stands as one of Korea’s most significant ancient narratives. It plays a pivotal role in explaining the origins of the Korean people. This myth narrates the descent of Hwanung, the son of…
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BATAL STONE: Hello, Batal World!
: Hero’s Stone Everything has a unique frequency.Everything has a unique frequency. This applies to all things and to every human being. The frequency a person emits is connected to their story. Each person has a unique frequency and a special story. When my world and your world meet and our stories overlap, our universe…
