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  • Forgotten Korea

    by Jack Han ...
    Before there were kings and temples, there were grandmothers at the well. Before Confucian orthodoxy and Buddhist sutras, there were spirits in the doorway, whispers at the window, gods in the weapon chest and the water jar. What happens when an entire layer of mythology is systematically erased—not violently destroyed, but quietly forgotten? In this revelatory two-hour lecture, mythologist and ... Read more

    $4.99 CAD

  • Forged of the Soul

    by Jack Han ...
    Deep in the iron-rich mountains of Korea's forgotten north, bells toll beneath the earth. Lanterns burn with darkness instead of light. And a blacksmith's hammer, struck two thousand years ago, still echoes in your chest. What if the furnace you're standing in right now isn't destroying you—but forging you? In this inspiring exploration of Korea's lost mythology, discover the sacred smiths who ... Read more

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  • The Mask That Remembers

    by Jack Han ...
    In Korea, a mask is never just a mask. For over a thousand years, the sacred tal masks have been Korea's most dangerous truth-tellers, its most powerful healers, and its bridge between the living and the dead. Carved from lightning-struck trees and worn by shamans, fools, and rebels, these wooden faces have laughed away plagues, mocked tyrants, and given voice to restless ghosts—all while the ... Read more

    $21.99 CAD

  • The Demon's Bargain

    by Jack Han ...
    When the earth cracked and the rain refused to fall, a limping demon came to the farmers of Jeolla with an impossible offer: feed him stories, and he would feed them rain. In this electrifying exploration of a forgotten Korean myth, we discover Heodoek—the half-black, half-red Demon of Laughter—whose gift of twelve wooden masks sparked a revolution disguised as comedy. Here was ritual born not in ... Read more

    $10.99 CAD

  • The Thirteen Faces of Heaven and Hell

    by Jack Han ...
    Before kings built walls and called them nations, the world was held in harmony by thirteen sacred masks. Each mask contained both virtue and shadow—authority that could bless or corrupt, compassion that could heal or destroy, wisdom that could illuminate or blind. For centuries, shamans danced the rhythm of balance beneath the hidden temple of Mount Taebaek, renewing the world with thirteen steps ... Read more

    $8.99 CAD

  • Sacred Theater and the Art of Forgiveness

    by Jack Han ...
    In the mountain passes of Korea, where fog drifts through ancient pines and drums summon spirits each spring, lives a myth most of the world has never heard—yet one that speaks to the deepest needs of our time. The Mountain Spirit of Daegwallyeong demanded something unexpected from the people who forgot him: not fear, not sacrifice, but laughter. Not prayers alone, but sacred theater. Not ... Read more

    $14.99 CAD

  • The Mask That Laughs at Empire

    by Jack Han ...
    THE MASK THAT LAUGHS AT EMPIRE Ancient Korean Wisdom for Modern Resistance When a Japanese governor demanded that even the gods bow to the Emperor, one carved wooden mask refused. In 1911 colonial Korea, as soldiers forced an entire village into submission, a sacred yangban mask did the impossible—it laughed. It flew from its beam. It landed upright, facing its oppressors with a grin that could ... Read more

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  • The Masks That Feed on Laughter

    by Jack Han ...
    In a time of famine, twelve spirits came wearing bone-white masks. They offered a bargain: Feed us stories, and we will feed you life. From the salt-winds of Korea's Hwanghae Province comes a myth that transforms everything we think we know about masks, laughter, and the relationship between the living and the dead. When twelve wandering spirits appeared during a devastating famine, they brought ... Read more

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  • The Tree-Mask of Seocheon

    by Jack Han ...
    THE TREE-MASK OF SEOCHEON An Ancient Korean Legend About the Grief We Cannot Carry Alone A typhoon strikes. Driftwood washes ashore on Korea's western coast. The villagers carve it into a mask. And the mask weeps. Saltwater tears. Every time a fisherman drowns. Every time the sea takes what it has given. The ritual is simple: Hang the mask facing the water. Gather the village. Beat the drum. Don't ... Read more

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  • The Faces We Wear to Meet the Gods

    by Jack Han ...
    On an island where gods hide as refugees and the sea remembers every promise, one woman carved a face from grief and taught a nation how to dance with death. When her husband drowned in a typhoon, the Seawife Shaman Sumyeong dove for seven nights into the depths, searching for his spirit. What she found in the palace of coral changed everything—not resurrection, but transformation. The Sea Mother ... Read more

    $10.99 CAD

  • The Masks That Caught Death

    by Jack Han ...
    What if laughter could trap death itself? On Korea's storm-battered southern coast, fishermen once faced a plague that fed on fear—until a Dragon King appeared in dreams with an impossible prescription: carve five masks and laugh the darkness out. In this riveting exploration of the Ogwangdae myth, discover how a forgotten Korean ritual became the most subversive spiritual practice on earth ... Read more

    $14.99 CAD

  • The Faces Born of Fire

    by Jack Han ...
    What happens when fire and shadow marry? Their children are masks—and those masks hold the secret to human transformation. Deep in Korea's Gyeongsang mountains, where iron veins run through volcanic earth and every cave whispers with memory, a mythology was born that the modern world has nearly forgotten. This is the story of the Bul-tal—the fire-born masks—faces that emerged from smoke and ash to ... Read more

    $10.99 CAD