“My Dao has never been heard either now or in the past,
so it is hard for you to believe in it and cultivate yourselves.”
Shortly after receiving the sealed chest of documents,
Doju began performing Holy Works according to the Degree Number
at a memorial house in Tongsa Hamlet,
and those works went from 1919 to 1927.
The memorial house was built in 1876 and owned by the Jeonui Lee clan.
It was located adjacent to Hwangsae Hamlet.
The Holy Works performed at the memorial house in Tongsa Hamlet
included the Holy Work with the Transformation Chest (1919-1920),
the Holy Work of Enshrining Sangje’s Holy Skeletal Remains (1921-1922),
and the Holy Work of Arranging Counting Rods (1927).
The memorial house in Tongsa Hamlet where these Holy Works were performed
was also the place where Doju revealed the Dao in 1919
by preaching the truth of the Great Dao
of the Resolution of Grievances for Mutual Beneficence.
The Memorial House in Tongsa Hamlet
The memorial house in Tongsa Hamlet was one of the sites
where Doju frequently performed Holy Works both before and after the founding of Mugeukdo.
Located in Tongseok Village, Gamgok Township, Jeongeup in North Jeolla Province,
it was originally used as a memorial house for the Jeonui Lee clan.
In 1919, Doju had the Transformation Chest (dun-gwei) found and brought to this location,
and in 1921, he had the holy skeletal remains of Sangje, which were located
in a grass-thatched temporary burial at Jangtaetnal in Donggok Village, brought there as well.
Doju also used this site for the Holy Work of Arranging Counting Rods
for a period of 3 months from the 9th lunar month of 1927.