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6 comments:
I agree, it is often on the way to or from a place that we see something really interesting.
Fudo Myo temples are sometimes grand, like Narita-san or Kawasaki-Daishi near Tokyo. There are some small mountainous huts where Fudo Myo dwells and keeps an eye on the local community. What you found must be such a little sacred place.
I agree, it is often on the way to or from a place that we see something really interesting.
Fudo Myo temples are sometimes grand, like Narita-san or Kawasaki-Daishi near Tokyo. There are some small mountainous huts where Fudo Myo dwells and keeps an eye on the local community. What you found must be such a little sacred place.
Fascinating to see that the rice is mechanically planted in the water.
I"'m curious to find out the significance of the purple color in that shrine cloth?
:) Linda
Hi Linda,
In Shinto, purple cloth, or items dyed purple, can symbolize nobility, strength, or wisdom, and is often associated with high-ranking priests. Historically, purple was a difficult and expensive color to produce, leading to its association with royalty and high-ranking officials.
You can see the most interesting things when you are just out and walking!
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