<원천강본풀이>의 시공간적 의미와 사유체계

Abstract

This paper is about finding the meaning contained in the main character's journey. I would like to find the Oral Philosophy in Jeju Island's shamanistic myth. In the main character's journey, I discovered that there was no direct flight to the final destination of life. I found that life's goals can only be achieved after many stages. The main character's journey back from his destination is a process of rewarding those who helped him. This is the spirit of “punishment and reward.” This is in line with the spirit of the ‘Axial Age’-mercy and empathy. In addition, if the first half was a process of “depending on parents,” the second half is a process of “getting out of parents.” The main character shows the journey of finding his own identity alone. All beings with deficiency solve the problem. There is a lesson in this myth that you can get what you want if you give up your material desires or obsessive minds. They also say that you shouldn't just study, and that humans have the right to be happy in marriage. We pass through such easy problems, but it teaches us the wisdom that life changes when we remind each other. Our fate leaves open the possibility that if half is set, the other half can be changed. Finally, humans and animals and plants communicate and show each other a helpful relationship, the human world and the transcendent world communicate and solve problems. Man and nature are equal, and the world inside and outside are equal. In mythology, I find the answer to save mankinds, who have reached its limit by destroying nature.