The Essence of Shinto

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The Essence of Shinto

Author	: Motohisa Yamakage
File Size	: 48,8 Mb
Publisher	: Kodansha International
Language	: English
Release Date	: 02 May 2024
ISBN	: 4770030444
Pages	: 246 pages

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The Essence of Shinto by Motohisa Yamakage Book PDF Summary

Discusses the character and practices of Shinto. Reverence toward nature is the bedrock of Shinto, which otherwise has neither doctrine, commandments, gods, idols, nor organization. It does not use shrines, great and small, to center devotion, and the aim of the individual adherent is to purify thought, behavior, and person to live the Dao, or a moral life.

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