Moon Bear Grandma lives by a cave at Nogodan on Jirisan. Over a cup of mugwort tea, she looks at tired hearts, family and lifelong luck.
There are times you're so worn out you don't want to do anything at all. Those are the guests Moon Bear Grandma is happiest to see.
In her ritual, the herb you need right now rises up over your mugwort tea. It's the one that fills in the energy your saju is short on.
Grandma hibernates in winter (December through February). During that time her house looks dark on the map, and if you go in, she greets you in a sleepy voice.
“You rest when it's time to rest, my little pup... that's how spring comes.”
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