MANNAM! Did you know that Korean vowels represent sky, earth, person?

MANNAM! Did you know that Korean vowels represent sky, earth, person?

@Korean Alpabet First of all, here is Korean vowels

ㅏ [a]	ㅐ [æ]	ㅑ [ja]	ㅒ [jæ]	ㅓ [ʌ]	ㅔ [e]	ㅕ [jʌ]	ㅖ [je]	ㅗ [o]
ㅘ [wa]	ㅙ [wæ]	ㅚ [we]	ㅛ [jo]	ㅜ [u]	ㅝ [wʌ]	ㅞ [we]	ㅟ [wi]	ㅠ [ju]
ㅡ [ɨ]	ㅢ [ɨj]	ㅣ [i]

When you seperate those words, it is made from only two lines and one dot!
I will introduce what those two lines and one dot means.

First, '·' is modeled after shape of round sky
Next, 'ㅡ' is modeled after flat ground
Last, 'ㅣ' is modeled after a person standing
Like I said, '·', 'ㅡ', 'ㅣ' each represent sky, earth and person that compose all creation. We call this 천지인(Cheon Ji In).
*천=sky, 지=earth, 인=Person (In Chiness character)

'ㅗ' and 'ㅜ' are made of '·' and 'ㅡ' combining together.
It means sky and earth get along together.
'ㅏ' and 'ㅓ' are made of 'ㅡ' and '·'  combining together.
It means The effects of the heavens and the earth appeared on things, but it waits for a  person. Then it will be achieved.
Other vowels comes from these four bases('ㅗ' and 'ㅜ''ㅏ' and 'ㅓ').

Isn’t it amazing to have those meanings?
Only two lines and a dot represent all creation! When you write Korean, you are not just writing a letter but writing all creation on your note!
Don’t you feel like you are fascinated in Korean??
In addition, this is why Korean phones only have this three('·', 'ㅡ', 'ㅣ' )'but making all vowelsJ