"제해" refers to the concept of "exorcism" in Korean culture, which involves the practice of driving out evil spirits or negative energies from a person, place, or object. This ritual is often performed by a shaman or spiritual practitioner, who uses various methods such as chanting, offerings, and symbolic gestures to cleanse the affected individual or space. In traditional Korean beliefs, it is thought that negative energies can cause misfortune, illness, or unrest. The process of 제해 aims to restore balance and harmony, allowing individuals to regain their well-being. This practice is often associated with 무속신앙 (shamanism) and reflects the deep-rooted spiritual beliefs in Korean society.