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±ïµ¯ omen
ãÒ¤ì impurities
À¶¤á purification
¸Þ¹ò˾÷ bountiful harvest
¿ÀÏÃ myth
̵¿ÀÏÀ atheism
¿¿À¶µ polytheism [pɑ'li¦Èiːìzm | pɔ'l-]
°ì¿À¶µ monotheism
¼·Ê¡¿À the Seven Deities of Good Fortune
»³³Ù¿®¶Ä¡¡mountain worship
¼é¤ê¿À guardian deity
Å·¾ÈÂç¿À¡¡the Goddess of SUN
¿ÀµÜ Imperial Shrines
°ð²Ù God of harvest
ȬȨ¿À¼Ò¡¡the God of war
Å·ËþµÜ¡¡ Tenjin, the God of learning
¸æ¿ÀÂÎ the sacred object
Ìñʧ¤¤ exorcism
Ä»µï gateway to shrine
»²Æ» approach to a shrine
¹ý¸¤ guardian dog
¼ê¿å¼Ë¡¡roofed shelter
Çï¼ê hands clapping
¿ÀÍÁ portable shrine
»³¼Ö festival float
¤·¤áÆì sacred straw rope Öà½÷ shrine maiden
¤ª¤ß¤¯¤¸ oracle
¤ª¼é¤ê talisman
ìÐÁ¬È¢ offertory box
¿À¼ç Shinto priest
·ëǼ exchange of betrothal gifts
¤´Íø±× divine favour
½Ëµ· gift of money
¤±¤¸¤á distinction/draw a line
±å¤ß resentment; malice;
Äú²¡¡ repose of souls
¸æÎî departed soul of the dead
㮤ê evil consequence; curse, scourge
±åÎî a vengeful host, spirits of vengeance
- ¤Ë¼è¤ê¤Ä¤«¤ì¤ë be possessed [haunted] by -
°Îî¡¡ an evil spirit
-¤òʧ¤¦ ward off evil spirits
¿ÀÊ©½¬¹çsyncretism of Shinto and Buddhism
ËÜÃÏ¿âíñÀâ ¡¡manifestation of— ¿ÀʩʬΥÎá/ÇÑÊ©Ô̼ᡡseparation/abolition
ãҤ졡impurity
ã´¤®¡¡ritual ablution/əblúːʃən/ 㱤¤¡¡purification,¡¡exorcism
±å¤ß resentment; malice;
Äú²¡¡ repose of souls ¸æÎî departed soul of the dead 㮤ê evil consequence; curse, scourge °Îî¡¡ an evil spirit
-¤òʧ¤¦ ward off evil spirits
±åÎî a vengeful host, spirits of vengeance - ¤Ë¼è¤ê¤Ä¤«¤ì¤ë be possessed [haunted] by –
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Writer Motohiko IZAWA explains that in Japan there are unconscious and
strong belief in 'vengeful spirits' and faith in 'harmony' to prevent the vengeful spirits from coming into this world, and on this foundation Shinto was established, while Buddhism turned out to be used as a tool to appease these vengeful spirits WikipediaÆü±ÑµþÅÔ´ØÏ¢Ê¸½ñÂÐÌõ¥³¡¼¥Ñ¥¹ ±åǰ¡¡a deep¡¾seated grudge have-, bear-
¸ÀÎî the miraculous power of language¡¢ the spirit of language.
ȬɴËü¤Î¿À all the gods and goddesses; all the deities
¹çã« enshrine together
¤³¤³¤Ç¤Ï 2 ¿À¤ò¹ç㫤·¤Æ¤¢¤ë. Two deities are enshrined together here.
ËÜÃÏ¿âíñÀâ manifestation theory (holding that Shinto gods are manifestations of buddhas) ¿Àê¡¡a household Shinto altar (»²¹Í¡Ë
À±Àꤤ astrology
¼êÁêÀꤤ palmistry [pɑ'ːməstri] |

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