Monthly Archives: April 2011

Shirley Tangcangco, Initiated in March 2010    　Let me first introduce myself. I am Shirley Tangcangco from the Philippines. I am 30 years of age. I am married and I have a daughter. Her name is Trisha. 　 　In my … Continue reading →

Jinni Richards, Los Angeles Dojang, Initiated in June 2009       I encountered Jeung San Do through a business colleague, Roman Torrijos. From my first business meeting with him in autumn 2008, I could sense both a connection and his … Continue reading →

Kyung Kyu Lim, English Translation Team Leader, Jeung San Do International Department     Jeung San Do, in my view, could perhaps be summed up in a single word: unity. This unity embraces no less than the grand purpose of the … Continue reading →

Maria Flordeluna M. Mahinay, Manila Dojang in Philippines       When I was young, I noticed how so very inquisitive I was, full of wonder and amazement at the “how’s” and “why’s” of life. Like many young minds who crave … Continue reading →

Byeong Joe Cheh,Los Angeles Dojang, Initiated in February 2008 　A few years ago, on one hot summer day, I went to a Korean business festival in Los Angeles known as a jangteo ( “marketplace”) to see one of my business friends … Continue reading →

Ramona Torrijos , Los Angeles Dojang, Initiated in February 2008     My introduction to Jeung San Do came through my grandson. At a business meeting, he met Michelle Syn [pogam, dojang teacher], and they started talking about the world, people’s connections to others, … Continue reading →

Jerry Morgan, New York Dojang in U.S.A, Initiated in February, 2005       I am from Guyana. It is located in South America. I grew up in a large family. I have five brothers and three sisters. I grew up … Continue reading →

Neil Brewer, Kang Nam Dojang in Seoul,Korea        I should start by saying that ever since I can remember I have asked “God” to help me know the truth. I could never stand being left in the dark when … Continue reading →

Ria Villaflor , Manila Dojang in Philippines   　When I was in kindergarten, I asked my father why I had to go to school. Why couldn’t I just study at home? My dad then proceeded to explain the hundreds of … Continue reading →