[INTERVIEW] Korean Shaman who Worships a Baby Angel Predicts My Future

A Korean shaman who goes by the name Ssangmoon-dong Baby Angel explains the basics of Korean shamanism and how she became a shaman who is possessed by a ghost of a baby. She also goes ahead and has the baby ghost talk to me and my friend and talk briefly about our futures.
Interviewee: Ssangmoon-dong Baby Angel
Her KZbin channel: / @babygoddess
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[@babygoddess]

Hello, I'm Ssangmun-dong's baby fairy who appeared in the video. I am so happy to be able to promote Korean shamanism. Thank you very much for making good memories :)

[@Ajin_1021]

게시물 보고왔어요♥ 항상 싸뢍해요♥

[@cazza2324]

쌍문동애기선녀TV hello ssangmun-dong’s baby fairy I just wanted to say how interesting I found your interview take care and I wish you happiness and continued prosperity x

[@lee-ky8ov]

외국인 댓글 번역좀 해주세요^^

[@selassies9783]

How can I consult with a shaman in Korea. I’m super interested.

[@114dog]

좋아요~

[@killtheink]

This was hella interesting, she's really warm and comforting to listen to even when she was possessed, usually I always get creeped out when watching videos about communicating with spirits or even vids of abandoned places. SOLID CONTENT ONCE AGAIN

[@gst013]

"When she was possessed" 😅😅😅😅

[@faree8532]

I wasn't expecting this kind of content from KS but I'm loving it!!

[@kjkaletinidurban5270]

That was a great interview 💗 She explained herself, her gift and her journey really well... definitely one of your best video 👌

[@ms4116a]

Please rework the English subtitles. Words like "possesses" The shaman actually meant "serves" and that the baby spirit lands on her not 'ghost' either. It's important to clarify this because in English and western interpretations of non-monothesitic traditions, these words have different implications and meaning.

[@wilsons2882]

english doesnt justify korean at all.but using polite terms and acceptable grammar sends the message. in this particular instance korean shamanism and korean religion is unique so learning korean is very important and understanding the subtitle using korean learning as background should help people discern what the vid is really trying to say.

[@Maxbroforce]

Amazing interview! I actually took a course at university about Korean shamanism so to hear her speak and confirm again what we learned was really cool. Thank you so much for sharing Korean culture and history with us!

[@aluckymanim772]

애기선녀님 너무 귀엽고 이뿌고 인터뷰 질문에 대한 답변이 어찌 저리 간결하게 명쾌한지... 볼때마다 감탄하게 됩니다. 어떠한 질문에도 망설임 없이 막힘이 없이 설명할 수 있는지 놀랩니다. 애기선녀님 구엽고 이뿌고 사랑스러워 매일 찾아 보게 됩니다. 말씀처럼 초심 유지 하시고 삶에 지치고 힘든 수많은 사람들에게 희망을 주고 그 힘으로 살아갈 용기를 주는 삶의 멘토링이시길 바랍니다.

[@justgigi9545]

Well okay then. Y'all had me convinced 😱😱

[@molly-jt8ue]

this reminds me of the shaman in “hi, bye mama!”

[@amiewong473]

molly same here

[@dragonwoodlibra1492]

molly, yes I get that too, mind you the grim reaper in that Kdrama had me on edge especially for her daughter right! 😱.

[@ajnachakraguy]

Put some respect to this priestess's name. A mudang's life can be very lonely and hard. Thank you for your service and serving Korean people and mankind in this way, bosal.

[@AndreaJF]

I must have missed this one's notification... THANK YOU so much for this video. Shamanism in Korea is something that fascinates me as much as Druidism in my home country, Ireland. 너무 너무 너무.... 감사합니다!

[@TheHekateris]

Thank you so much for this interview! As a pagan myself, I've been interested in the little bits of Shamanism I've seen in dramas and what I've read about.

[@marinapavez9541]

Thank you so much for the interview! I came to know shamanism from kdramas and always wanted a reliable source to explain what it is about, since is different from what we see in western religions, even the ones that deals with spirits. Nothing is better to learn about a system of beliefs than to first hear about it from someone involved in it! The questions are great and she is really good at talking, very confident and straight to the point. The ancestrality of the rites and the richness of the indumentary are really fascinating! Hugs from Brazil!

[@Blue-iv5fv]

this is something i have always been curious about. thanks James. In k dramas they are usually shown (i haven't seen that many dramas though) with a strong character usually in a more comical way. This was really interesting to watch.

[@fullmoonfan11]

This is super interesting! I’ve never seen any videos on this topic before 🧐

[@mightytaiger3000]

LOOOOVE this!! Thank you so much for making this. I have been interested in knowing more about Korean shamanism but I find very little information in English (or Spanish), and I am barely learning Korean. Some of what she says seems similar to people called "curanderos" in Mexican culture, but this shamanism seems a lot more structured, and for curanderos they read candles or tarot cards, or use some form of divination tool, whereas here it seems shamans just master the art of putting themselves in a receptive mode for possession. I would love to know more about why they use the hand fan, and why does the sound of the bells help in channeling the spirits. Also about what type of methods they use to cleanse people of spirits or curses. Please consider doing more videos on this aspects of Korean culture that are more rooted in ancient times and not so much on modern entertainment industry. Maybe visit a haunted place in Korea? I head there are a lot of them.

[@alesiahowington5507]

This is my first time commenting, but just had to tell you that I would like more content like this, please.

[@사람-r2s3t]

할 말 다했으니까 간대ㅠㅠㅠ넘 귀엽잖어요ㅠㅠ

[@suyeonpark3962]

맞아요💖💖😊

[@lapsii-qv7jn]

이 알고리즘 무엇!!ㅋㅋㅋ 애기선녀님 항상 바쁘셔 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@Kim-m2z]

wow!she even disclosed all your friend's info without giving his full details. Wish i know korean i can visit her and do one for me. I had some unexpected dreams in the past which i ignored it but when it happened i was shook. none of my family knew about it until this year n of course they all were shocked. i really get stressed whenever i dream. so i hope i'll find shaman like her soon to help me

[@skyvivi4328]

Here in the Philippines its scary to have gifts like that. We usually hide it because people are gonna curse and ctitize. This is interesting

[@meiji1815]

Bro...Philippines is more scary because of mangkukulam(witches) than shamans because shamans won't curse you back unlike the mangkukulam they are willing to do so

[@gst013]

Not because they'd think you are crazy? 😅

[@meinkampf6191]

Same in Indonesia, where im from theyre called Balian (healer) and Leak (some abusers some put it to good use)

[@skyvivi4328]

@@meiji1815 It's actually choice, a healer can use the gift to heal or curse if they use ut to curse or kulam that curse will be taken against them one day. Its a matter of choice the yin and yang of life

[@skyvivi4328]

@@gst013 they'd think literally that a healer is crazy because whoever is different from the average is hard to accept.

[@amy-janefoster982]

This is a really fascinating and inspiring interview - Shamanism is a very strong belief to many countries and cultures and this video is very open, refreshing and quite uplifting really! A very religious young women here but not in anyway forcing us that the only way to believe is her way. Perfect. Yet another fabulous interview - thank you!! ^^*

[@tnzrn]

What a beautiful way to bring more awareness and information about shamanism. I didn't know so much about it or anything other than available pop culture references

[@pokegidam]

Your content just keep getting better and better KS!! keep it up

[@ArmyLyra]

12:04 this is genuine surprise I see from his face.

[@gst013]

Yup, that's how these kind of things work...these tricks have been around for a long, long time, but they continue to fool people because humans think in sadly specific patterns.

[@gst013]

@@래래피 if you choose to believe that supernatural stuff like this is real, that's your choice, but I'd urge you to look up James Randi if you'd like to see how these people work. They use pretty simple tricks.

[@HelloMyNamelsBanana]

she said specifically from what side of the family male cousin just passed. sounds very specific to me lol

[@erikaCY21]

This was a great video! Straight to the point and great questions and answers! ☺️

[@LEE-yg9nw]

와~~ 기대되네요. 애기씨! 외국에까지 애기씨가 알려지네요. 애기선녀님! 말씀 너무 잘하시네요.^^♥♥♥

[@mariashehata4166]

Thank you so much for that interview and sharing with us. Very interesting 🧐 I hope those projects became reality. 👍🏼

[@cazza2324]

Wow how interesting I’d have loved to hear both your thoughts on the experience maybe you could do a follow up post 🙂

[@lmf221]

This is so interesting! Thank you for giving us a more realistic perspective of shamanism. I am sure it is greatly dramatized when we see it in korean media. Thank you to all of you!

[@Uyuayoung]

Dude, your content is amazing honestly I’m looking forward to every single video!! Great job!

[@Nest-Stuff9]

This was such an interesting video on a topic I find so fascinating. Thank you Scouter for sharing this experience with us.👏👏👍👍💚💚

[@MrCway89]

Thank you so much for that interview!!!

[@simsimran]

omg i love stuff like this, could you do a past life one as well?? XD

[@suyeonpark3962]

Yeah. She can.

[@gabsl1552]

Her voice was louder when she got possessed the baby spirit 😮 And then when the spirit left, her voice went back normal. Soft voice

[@대한코리아]

그면 나 할 말 다했으니까 가용~😊 너무 긔여우시짜나!!!

[@suyeonpark3962]

그져😆💖💖

[@rhdmstj13]

선녀님 이제 해외에서도 유명해지시겄넹

[@gamermeeka]

I have been wanting to see a shaman here in Korea. this is an amazing video guys. Way to go.

[@작은나무강하잖아]

애기씨 목소리에 정신이 빠짝 차려지네용 ㅠ 저 할말다했으니 가용 ^^

[@greenfactory5485]

내가 아는 민주? ^^

[@suyeonpark3962]

애기선녀님 귀여우시죠😊

[@endyj9423]

Thanks for the very interesting interview! That gave a lot of insight On a different topic, I just want to point out that the examination at 3:19 is a Sagittal reconstruction CT Scan of her spine, not an 'x-ray' per se, although CT do use x rays. Also, the date of examination is visible, which is 2011, and she revealed that she had that accident when she was 17 years old, so we can guess that she is now 26 years old. I don't know if this is general information or not, just want to point it out in case you want to hide that information if the interviewee would rather not spread her information about Also interesting, that kind of burst fracture with posterior column involvement and spinal canal involvement usually has lasting irreversible sequels even with stat decompression procedure. Props to the korean medical team who handled her, and/or that in itself is already a miracle or a 'symptom'

[@thebeesknees8420]

I’ve been really curious about other “occult” practices from other countries and this was so interesting to watch!

[@sjlee5997]

I bet she is one of the best pure and innocent shaman. Enjoy her own channel 😚 above

[@alw2213]

The spirit actually said I'm done talking so I'm gonna leave now 😂 so respectful. It didn't keep talking too much.

[@Thekimmienums]

Woooahhh That was SO interesting!! It was great to have the interview before the predictions as well.

[@Thekimmienums]

also that genuinely surprised face was priceless! hahah loved it

[@eviesong4054]

Wow... Defo an interesting vlog to-date James! I can see she's certainly a genuine person, and the things she said about you and your friends, you put 'true' as only both of you can confirm so. You didn't ask her to tell your future, because I'm sure that's rather a private thing, and she read your character and what you did before very well. We are also getting to know a part of you through her! 👍 Ok, we will wish you happy birthday next March! 🤗 Kamsahamnida 💖

[@xNoyume]

Frankly I just loved this entire video and I'm thankful you uploaded it. I love to learn about the different cultures and this really was interesting!

[@ysucae]

i don't believe in ghosts but this was highly interesting, as i like seeing the logic behind those kind of rituals. but i must confess if you work at it you can become a good reader of people and tell very exact stories of their paths, i do it with tarot for fun. there are these patterns and phrases that repeat themselves and general statements that culturally binds a lot of people (like studying in korea, or a man getting angry when at his boiling point because they typically repress their emotions). then you go on the reactions. i'm not saying she's a scam or anything, she looks very gifted and says greed is bad which is reassuring. but you have to be conscious that there may be multiple explanations for a lot of the things you see, some paranormal and some not

[@nicehere]

I like your choice of words

[@goddess8238]

Em well that’s not what she is. There are no patterns in speaking if you actually know about Korean Shamans. They worship goddesses/gods as we have many shamans in Korea. But they are different than psychic/ clairvoyant or tarot cause they are more accurate. THEY Can study and make it look real. If Moodang’s real, she CAN’T STUDY. Usually something keeps happening to her/him negatively till they accept their journey. For that Moodang, she used to have her legs paralyzed. So she needed to accept her faith. (Shinnaerim: Coming God) Then she could walk. So what do you say? Not every Moodang is like her but I’ve been following her for many months and she’s real. There are nothing to do reactions or etc lol. It’s not science. Korea has lots of history and one blood usually - and Moodang(Shaman)’s are always have been the part of us.

[@imkory2788]

But it would be so hard, i guess, to know that the cameraman has a little bit study before graduating. It's just too specific for me

[@48mavemiss2]

You just said you use tarot cards. Then you should know it’s more than just reading the person involved and it can be very specific to the person you’re reading for without even seeing them or knowing much about their story.

[@dxcSOUL]

Goddess lol... talk about being gullible.

[@QuackMooMeow]

This was a fantastic episode! I've watched another similar one on another Korean YT channel *ahem quack quack* - but I feel this was more interesting and positive. (Not dissing the other video, but just sayin') The Shaman was really open and informative. There was no gimmicky, creepiness but more of a sense of wonder (when Baby Angel knew about all your details) I love Asian folklore and mystic but it's hard to find resource that shows it from a ...neutral..position rather than a "voodoo, cult, creepy" angle. So kudos to James for another great production!!!

[@watz42dayy]

good job with this content bro.. I've been a follower/sub of yours since 3k subs era.. I am an agnostic person , but deymm... it makes my jaw drop while reading your revelation (via subtitle and your reaction) .. it seems so legit. stay safe to you and to everyone

[@ellieee6389]

Yess, this is a very interesting content! More like this pls! When talking about SK, people would talk about about typical topics, such as kbeauty, kdrama related and kpop related. I love Simon and Martina when they lived in SK back when, because they would give opinions as how they experience it as a foreigner. And I like that. It's the same with you, it's just that you're a local. Will be waiting for more content from you James!

[@피자헛둘샛]

한국인으로써 뿌-듯

[@CC-jw2sz]

애기선녀 팬입니당

[@amybailey8040]

bru you and DKDKTV should legit do a collab also I watched a few of your other videos you seem like such a nice person anyway I know this weird but ok all the best also this video is so interesting

[@gabsl1552]

Her voice was louder after calling the baby spirit 😮

[@TheBlueClover2012]

Im agnostic so i can't say im fully into believing this but i love knowing stuff like this bcoz i just love reading about mythology , folklore n paganism stuff. Just a major fantasy lover n feeling like there r potential spiritual stuff surrounding us is just something that makes life less mundane. It also touch on stuff like psychology, culture n history of an ethnic group so i find it so interesting.

[@jasonnegro5963]

More of this content please 🙏👌

[@lucynyu333]

In Hungary a real shaman lives in secrecy and only chosen ones deserve to know about their identity. Very hard to find a real Hungarian shaman and surprisingly they call good ghosts that you ask for help or to just talk to angels instead of ghosts. Not easy to explain in English but i was given a name and a drawing of an angel to make contact with because i was told that it is too dangerous to try to make contact with a random spirit that could possess me if it was evil. Shaman also put me in a trance so i could see some of my past lives. Heard of a story of a shaman teacher putting like a curse on a student for not paying extra money for lessons so the student would always feel cold or something. That student could move light object with his mind and other shaman could read my mind which i did not feel comfortable with but i was only 15 so i didn't go down that path to experiment with the unknown. I was told i was sensitive to spirits/ghosts and had some special abilities but i just blocked out all that more than 20 years ago. This video was very interesting. Can't wait to see more

[@ironheart5830]

I don't think Shamanism don't survive in Hungary after Christianazation.

[@키스를날려쓰러뜨리자]

All European shamans were killed in witch hunts.

[@hs-ism]

In malay archipelago, shaman is called bomoh or pawang. Bomoh basically deals with supernatural entities. Due to religious influence, this profession is frowned upon by many but some still seek for their services.

[@rockyxav_ior606]

I didnt know pawang was a thing 😂

[@rezaadara7866]

In Indonesia we call them Dukun. My grandfather was one of them. My family was looked up due to his position but none of his grandchildren want to be like him.

[@yukisuperstylish]

I have to say that she got skills of confessing people and she knows how to read people but from my point of view she was generally taking to both of you and didn't tell you about your your future. I do believe in spirits but the would never be able to tell you what your future would look like nor know anything about your personality. They are spirits no God but to be honest korean drama made them more interesting and really showed how they operate in the korean culture

[@elistyle82]

Hello Scouter! How have you been? Still here in this channel? I wish everything is ok for you. Have a blessed time and life ....

[@aquaanjy]

Wow...You just keep amazing us with unexpected content!

[@TV-iz4ge]

언니가 왜 여기에!

[@BinguCingu]

Really interesting video and interview! We have a similar practice in Singapore where there are Taoist mediums who can get possessed by specific gods and they will speak to you and advise you on your concerns and big decisions. Just wondering - was that all that the 'baby angel' said? Or did you cut out certain parts for privacy reasons? Because it seems that she did not really give you guys a lot of advice etc. (over here in Singapore, the gods usually gives advice, on-top of their reading of the person). Really enjoy your videos, thank you!

[@8888-y8h]

Shamans were very important to every ruler on the planet back in ancient times 🔥💯✔

[@angelflorence]

This was so beautiful to watch! I’m a medium but I don’t allow spirits/ghosts to possess me, I act as a channel instead. I also don’t worship any particular ghost, diety or spirit. It’s interesting seeing the different practices. She’s right when she says curses reflect back onto you. I’m a witch and I’ve seen hexes backfire on others, personally I wouldn’t dream of hurting another person. I’d like to be a shaman because I already heal people (reiki healing) and I’m just entranced by the entire lifestyle/practice. It’s my dream to live in nature and fulfill my life purpose helping others. She has a very lovely energy, I can tell she’s genuine and very experienced. This really opened my eyes, thanks for this video!

[@sandymoon4475]

Wow, thank you for this video ! it was really interesting!

[@k.s.4843]

This was very interesting. Thank you for showing us

[@blessparco]

I really felt the energy shift once she started to get possessed by "baby angel"

[@ZachariahTheWitch]

Thank you for sharing this experience and information.

[@amiewong473]

I’m amazed by this video!!! Very interesting.... I was preparing my heart for something creepy, thank God it was not but very informative!

[@x0xxx007i]

Literally dropped everything just to watch! I absolutely love your channel ❤️

[@jessicah244]

Very interesting and informative. I thought it was a great interview. Thanks!

[@christine99]

There are some similarities with the Zulu culture in South Africa. Ancestral worship and shamanism (we call them sangoma here).

[@lisamujo287]

That's what I was thinking too!

[@KayKrazie]

The movie, The Wailing" creeps me out too. It was the only scary movie that literally gives me the creeps and scared me shitless.

[@NepalShaman]

Greeting from Nepal Himalayas .

[@sljohnson200788]

I loved the reaction and the interview

[@BigDaddyMacc]

very cool! i knew a person who is a shaman, told me alot of things, he help spirits to pass over ect. its very int

[@aungzinhienmyint8387]

I am very interested in shamanism. I watched Lotus Flower Fairy and I enjoyed it very much. Please do more Shamanism interview.

[@tonieismyname5381]

Whoever idea this was I just want to say keep going. 🙌🏼

[@shashankkollaje5640]

In India there are Tantrics who communicate with Spirits or ghosts which are called low level entities. But it is not recommended at all to communicate with them because after the person( who communicates with spirits) is dead he wont get Moksha(liberation) , instead he will get stuck with them and roam around in the earth just like them. It is advised to communicate with Higher entities like gods or even Demi gods in Tantra. Because they are the only one which can erase your bad karmas and give Moksha in this life time or in the next life time.

[@vishalkadri9488]

This of Type of worship is quite similar to our culture( southern part of India) .Even in our ritual ,spirit come into person's body and forecast the same like she did... Very interesting.. Thank you 🙏

[@finisterekoreabreizh2214]

말을 정말 잘 하시네요. 무당이 안 되셨으면 방송 사회자로 크게 성공하셨을 것 같아요. 일단 발음이 좋아서 귀에 쏙쏙 들어오는데 머뭇거리지 않고 거침없이 생각을 쏟아내는 화술이 타고 나신게 아닌가 합니다.

[@selassies9783]

Very interesting, this is very similar to African spirituality.

[@Daijaray]

Yes the cultures are very similar, except this does not get demonized like african spirituality.

[@frishavocadoo]

I got really surprised by Mudang, it has various things in common with my african-brazilian religion (umbanda) influenced by Yoruba religion and there is nothing historically that connects them...

[@goddess8238]

I am glad you changed the name! Great job!

[@enyewox]

"It says here.." is it like the baby ghost see something like books in front of him/her?

[@AmyLee-nc1on]

Those ghosts also need to study as well. She doesnt read any books but thats how they talk when they see something in ppl

This is one of the tons of reasons why this world keeps on walking to its own Destruction... If people keep on summoning Entities of Darkness, and even worst, worshipping them, they're going to have to Purify that through (more)Suffering here on earth, until it has been Fully paid.

[@kylemchynn9376]

Just Wow...I'm flabbergasted!

[@crowgirl7748]

I wish I could sit and chat with her for a while.

[@8888-y8h]

Great interview 🔥💯✔

[@NarkisaSofiaGki]

wow thats must be a great experience

[@jivaladiva69]

almost anyone couldve analzed the relationship between the two for about a couple minutes and have made an assumtion or what baby was saying....common sense almost....the death in the family part was mind blowing though

[@MelodySorrow]

True. But you wouldn't know whether this person owned a business and not ran well. You wouldn't know whether this person has study left to do especially when they said they graduated.

[@_Merary.__]

wahhh this was very eye opening!!

[@KloiKoch]

That baby girl knows well about business and adult topics. My niece (3, soon 4) only knows about barbie dolls and paw patrol... i guess u know what I am trying to say.

[@jemajoy8839]

If you don't know, spirt world is faster and keen than human world. They get information speed than internet because they are energies. They don't have a physical burden to slow them down. Even the translation says as a baby I guess she is a spirit Of a child of 7-9. 9...

[@manakalaala]

It's called baby angel, but she actually lived a very long time. The baby angel must have learned something as the soul that died as a baby repeatedly enters and leaves someone else's body for a long time.

[@birju4333]

Greetings from nepal .. and its deities n gods/goddess not ghosts. Dont misinterpet .thxs

[@siyeon3893]

애기 선녀님을 여기서 보다니..?

[@jasmine4777]

This is so interesting to watch! Wish I could experience this one day but language barrier.

[@angelflorence]

Shamans are not only Korean/found in Korea! They can be found in most countries. You could even contact your local psychic medium, they do carry out a similar practice and can relay messages about your future from the spirit world to you :)

[@lofi3a.m.799]

Everything aside can she share her skincare routine with us?

[@alejandrapallares4634]

Wow that was amazing, take care.

[@mikvids]

wow shamans are really amazing.

[@tinjadog]

Fascinating! I am curious, since she did not attend the earthly academy to learn the shaman rituals, and attended the academy in her dreams instead, is she accepted as a true shaman in the greater Korean shaman community? (My apologies if I did not understand the translation correctly.)