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What Is a Fortune Talisman?
In East Asian countries such as Manwol’s native Korea, talismans have been traditionally used to ward off misfortune or wish for good luck. Today, these characters and symbols painted on slips of paper are valued not only for these effects, but also as works of art.

Manwol has developed her own line of talismans based on her Tao philosophy and personal style of art. These Fortune Talismans are designed to bolster your intentions and actions for your life.

SERIES: Fortune Talismans
Manwol’s colorful Fortune Talisman collection is made to enhance a certain kind of luck you have in mind. Bringing the energy of these talismans drawn by a Tao master into your space can help bring that energy into your life. Painted with watercolor and ink, the collection includes talismans for finding a soulmate, business success, calming the mind, and even passing exams.

To make the most of these paintings, try to feel their energy while feeling the rhythm and sensation of your own breath. The energy of the talisman will come to you to use in your life.

About the Artist
Manwol (Jeongeun Son) is the spiritual leader and founder of the Sun Tao practice in Korea. Since attaining her own enlightenment in 1999, she has helped people find their purpose and live accordingly. In recognition of her spiritual teachings, Manwol was invited to attend the U.N. Millennium World Peace Conference of Religious and Spiritual Leaders in August 2000 and the Asian Religious Peace Conference (ACRP) in June 2002. She has authored over 10 books and travels around the world providing lectures, workshops, and spiritual rituals. Noted for her own sincere and loving energy, Manwol's students say that she transmits vibrations of blessings and light to them during every lecture.

Manwol’s artwork is produced in a deeply meditative state with the flow of life energy and holds her mindset of positivity and love for all life. She says, “I put in my soul and my dreams when I paint. It is a loving heart and a prayer to the world. I hope that the energy of people who see the paintings will be full and bright.”

Manwol reminds us that having an open, loving heart brings the gratitude and positivity needed for good fortune. Because fortune is a form of energy, we all make our own. Through her artwork, Manwol invites us to be a conduit of positive energy—of peace, love, health, and harmony.