Japan Shinto Shrine "Ama no Mi Oya no Kami no Yashiro "

棚瀬豊一
棚瀬豊一
4 بار بازدید - 2 ماه پیش - Main enshrined deity : Ama
Main enshrined deity : Ama no Mi Oya no Oo Kami(天照大御神)
Date : May 5th(Sun), 2024
Location :3-18-1, Nakamati, Setagaya-ku in Tokyo  Panasonic Lumix FZ 1000
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【 Various investigations 】
The secret of Amaterasu Omikami(天照大御神);
 The supreme deity of Shinto is Amaterasu Omikami. This deity is the ``Sun God,'' the ``general guardian deity(総氏神)'' of the Japanese people, and the ``Imperial Ancestor God(皇祖神)'' for the Emperor and the imperial family.
 However, when we learn about the religious significance of Amaterasu Omikami, which is written in ``The Interpretation and Belief of Great Purification Words'' published by the Shrine Honcho (Jinja Shinposha), which oversees shrines across Japan, we find that there are some mysterious You will feel things.
 The excerpt below is a description of the Amanoiwa door opening that appears in Japanese mythology.
 This kamigakure (of Amaterasu Omikami) means that Amaterasu Omikami completely redeemed herself and hid herself from the sins of Susano-onomikoto(素戔嗚尊) of Kunitsukami(国津神).
 Amaterasu Omikami is not blamed for Susano-onomikoto's sins, and is expected to repent until the end, and always forgives his sins with great self-love and tolerance, saying, ``I forgive each other with a kind heart.'' It is said in the Nihon Shoki(日本書紀) that he was redeemed.
 Amaterasu Omikami is revived again at the Amaterasu Iwato Festival, where prayers are held for the reappearance of this hidden god, and at the end of this prayer, Amaterasu Omikami is revived again, and this is what the world calls the opening of Amaterasu Omikami. Since then, Amaterasu has remained an eternally living god, casting her glorious light upon us.
 Amaterasu Omikami was once hidden by the gods in order to atone for the sins of Susano-onomikoto, but she was resurrected again and continues to be our God as ``a god who extends a warm hand and forgives people's sins.'' The folk classics show that it shines brightly above.
 It can be said that inheriting the will of Amaterasu Omikami was a major mission of the successive emperors who were her descendants. Emperor Meiji sang, ``If you commit a crime, blame me; the people of the Gods of Tentsu are my own begotten children.'' His Majesty the current Emperor said to MacArthur at the end of the war, ``I don't care what happens to me, the people.'' I want you to save me.''
 This great desire to feel responsible for the misfortunes of the people and to atone for them with one's body is the precious salvation that Amaterasu Omikami atoned for the sins of Kunitsukami (the people of Japan) with her death. Wasn't it a reenactment?
In this way, exorcism is imbued with the hope of salvation and earnest desire to create a new life and atone for people's sins with great self-love.
 From ◎“Interpretation and Belief of Great Purification Words” Written by Yoneo Okada, Director of Research at the Shrine Headquarters, Published by Shrine Shinposha.
First edition published on July 1, 1960. 22nd edition published on February 1, 2001.
 What do you think. Isn't that strange?
 This is because if we replace Amaterasu with Jesus and Susanoo no Mikoto with Jews (all of humanity), what this sentence is trying to convey is the meaning of Jesus going to the cross as recorded in the Bible. Because they are exactly the same.
 As you all know, the Bible says that Jesus took upon himself the sins of the Jews (all humankind), died on the cross as atonement, and rose again three days after his death. And the love that Jesus preached is the idea of forgiveness.  
 Please read the above sentence again with this in mind.
 But,From a conspiracy theory perspective, the current emperor's family line may be a puppet and a false emperor carried over by the people of the Meiji Restoration under the influence of the Rothschilds.
 In other words, they assassinated Emperor Komei(孝明天皇), wiped out the true line of the imperial family, and promoted a man named Toranosuke Omuro(大室寅之祐), whose horse's bones were unknown in Choshu domain(長州藩), as Emperor Meiji(明治天皇)...
 Amaterasu Omikami's posthumous name is;
“天照国照彦天火明櫛甕玉饒速日命”/ Amateru Kuniteru hiko Ame no Ho Akari Kusi
mikatamani Nigihayahi no Mikoto
 Two gods are hidden within this posthumous name. If you understand this, you will understand that Amaterasu Omikami was originally a ``male deity.''
 Also, if you understand the divine name ``Ohhirume no Muchi(大日孁貴 )'', you can understand the meaning (political transactions) of the goddess ``Amaterasu Omikami.''
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