Heo An-na: "My older sister passed away first due to depression"... sobbing before a shaman [Same Bed Different Dreams 2]

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Comedian Heo An-na broke down in tears while recalling her older sister who passed away early.

In the episode of SBS's "Same Bed Different Dreams Season 2: You Are My Destiny" (hereinafter "Same Bed Different Dreams 2") broadcast on the 28th, Heo An-na and her husband Oh Gyeong-ju visited Yoon Dae-man, a shaman who won the Disney+ series "Destiny War 49."

Yoon Dae-man said about Heo An-na, "Your family has a lot of debt. The energy from your grandmothers is strong. Did someone come from the north?" Heo An-na replied, "My great-grandfather came from Hwanghae Province in the north. Even my husband doesn't know," expressing surprise.

Yoon Dae-man stated, "The energy passed down from your ancestors hasn't been particularly bad. However, since about three to four years ago, you've entered a period of misfortune, and people around you have changed. Many things must have gone wrong." He added, "You appear cheerful, but you often have reasons to cry alone."

He continued, "I keep sensing sad and painful energy. I see a woman of similar age to you. She suddenly passed away like a bolt from the blue."

Heo An-na explained that her older sister passed away in 2020, saying, "My sister left early because she was heartbroken."

Yoon Dae-man remarked, "Your sister likely suffered from depression and apathy. But why did she speak so rationally (T)? Perhaps Heo An-na was also busy. However, your sister probably spoke to Heo An-na more than anyone else. Your sister had a kind heart. She was a filial daughter who matured early." Heo An-na broke down in tears upon hearing this.

Yoon Dae-man asked, "Did you place your sister's ashes in a columbarium or scatter them?" Heo An-na answered, "We scattered them in the mountains." Yoon Dae-man said, "This has left her spirit as a wandering soul." He further advised Heo An-na, "Your sister was like a mother to you. If you had a younger sibling, she would have cherished you deeply. It would be better to enshrine her spirit somewhere, perhaps at a temple with a memorial tablet. Whenever you think of her, please visit her."

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