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- Jindo
Ssitgimgut (Purification Ritual of Jindo)
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National Intangible Cultural Heritage, 1980
Jindo
Ssitgimgut is a traditional shamanic ritual performed to help the soul of the
deceased let go of lingering
regrets and peacefully transition to the next world.
The
term ¡°ssitgim¡± means ¡°to wash away grievances.¡± While primarily conducted for
the dead, the ritual
also conveys Buddhist wishes for the well-being of the living. With
its expressive blend of music and dance, Jindo Ssitgimgut showcases both
spiritual depth and outstanding
artistry.