” Faith in Nabanjonja is a form of faith that can only be found in our country [Korea], and the Nabanjonja enshrined in our temples are depicted with white hair, very long eyebrows, and often smiling. Therefore, Choi Nam-seon of Yukdang understood that the Nabanjonja enshrined in the Samseonggak (三聖閣) or Dokseonggak (獨聖閣) of temples was not a Buddhist god, but a unique Korean god who arose from the Dangun faith. …. In Buddhism, Nabanjonja is regarded as a field of blessings in the last days and is believed to be one of the Arhats who can bestow blessings. Therefore, according to another theory, he is regarded as Bindulojonja, one of the 16 Arhats . This is because he has many similarities in appearance, such as white hair and white eyebrows, and is also said to have similar supernatural powers. ….”