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ありがとうございます。　 随分前の動画ですが今でも見て下さる人がいらっしゃることに感謝しています。

Its like syllables (as far that i know)

これ、私も知りたいです。 どちらが正しいのでしょうか？

⌈そをたはくめか⌋です

おお！素晴らしい感性をお持ちのようで❗ 昔はここで禊をしてから参拝したそうです。 現在では年始に200人が大寒禊をするそうですよ😊

ふるべゆらゆら ふるべ

⌈ふるべ⌋は⌈ひふみよいむなやことふるべゆらゆら⌋と言い元は⌈十種太祓(とくさのおほはらい)⌋の中の一節です

Thank you. What does it mean?

@@chrisivas9849 hard to translate for my limited Japanese knowledge. The first ten characters are an archaic/ceremonial way of counting the numbers 1-10. There is numerological significance. A Shinto practitioner tries to chant this, or another Japanese prayer once per day. You don't need to know what it means to practice, and prior religious background is not important/ i.e. syncretism is highly tolerated. If you chant this every day, or whenever possible, a spirit, called a kami, is more likely to come to your home and bless you.

They are called norito, not mantra.

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357に分けて宜り上げると良いですよ、357の律は大宇宙の律と融合します

Sebastian TH a few of them are Wiccan symbols used to represent the elements

It's supposed to be ancient japanese writing system (before kanji were introduced from china), but they'really probably fake

@@soniapezza9431 There are Jindai Moji written in poetic offerings made in the Heian period in some shrines, in Ise, and probably Izumo too (first Waka was composed by Susa-no-O no Mikoto, Yakumo Tatsu is short but it should have been forgotten if it had never been written down until Asuka period or early Heian...), and their are ancient epigraphs scatered in the country, which may or may not predate Asuka period. However, just like in India, where epigraphic evidences are much more numerous, reliable, readable and important, mainstream historians and archeologists just outright refuse to take into account. Britishers are so hypocritical that they even went as far as claiming that royal astrologers in India were making cérémonies for astronomical events they couldn't see or even before they happened, just to get around the idea that India predates the biblical flood, or even Adam and Eva - the semites' ancestors, not the indians and européens whose genealogy goes back to Manu, known as Mannus to the germans. The field of archeology at large is full of traps, nonsense, sophistry, outright lies, propaganda, economic interests and politicking ; an archeologist who cross the mainsreamers and their ideological interests can lose his career, get ruined or even disappear. That's the USA and the "Clovis culture". In Japan, they are less fierece, but more conservative in order to protect the status quo of the Kôshitsu, nevertheless, it is under siege by deceptive, outright lying scamers... for example, one favourite book of their's is Gishi Wajin-den... based on this book, they say that the Imperial Dynastie usurped a "matriarchy" : I read the book, and it says Himiko jo'ô succeeded a King, and that after her reign, and after her, their was a strugle of succession with two candidates, Iyo-hime and an unnamed man. The archeologists also say that the Emperors before either Sujin-Tennô or Ojin-Tennô probably are fictitious because they had lifespans reaching the century... Gishi Wajin-den itself says that life expectancy in Yamatai is 90 to 110 years old for most people. What incredible reasoning these men can make up... now thanks to them, several cities in Kyushu and Kinai both claim to be Yamatai and made up a touristic activity around it.

@@ninjabuttocks No, they are not. Stop trying to make everything Wiccan. Wicca is a made up bastard religion.They are a form of Kamiyo Moji, or Jindai Moji, which were the original writing systems of Japan before the introduction of Kanji (Chinese characters) There are many different types of Kamiyo Moji.

@@captainth3147 Pimiko did exist, but she was not part of the Yamato clan. There is also a possibility that she was none other than a priestess, not a queen.