... o - mamori from the major education shrine Kitano Tenmangū in Kyoto at New Year , to give to her younger brother prior to his university entrance examinations . My wife and I have been given o - mamori by Japanese friends in similar ...
... o-mamori) which embody the spirit of the kami and are taken away, ema are messages to the kami or bostatsu which are posted at the shrine, but along with o-fuda and o-mamori the old year's ema are normally burnt at New Year. Emaki-mono.
... o - mamori to shrines where they will be ritually burned and then they buy new ones . This is a standard practice in that the " charge " of the o - mamori is often believed to be temporary , lasting but a year . Besides these flat cloth ...
... MAMORI : Branded woodslip in paper cover . Upon the paper the mountain symbol and words Komitake o - mamori ( honorable mamori of Komitake ) with seal of tengu fan design . 197 . MAMORI : Charm . Stamped on outside with mountain symbol ...
... o-mamori, a personal protection amulet that contains the spirit of a god. One of our interviewees, an Air SDF officer, carries a credit card–sized o-mamori from the Hikoˉ (Flying) Shrine in Kyoto Prefecture, whose god protects those who ...
... O - mamori ; “ August Amulet . " It contains a slip stamped Ama- no - Hi - Sumi no Miya go - kitɔ o mamori “ Prayer amulet , Heavenly Sun Corner Shrine , ' which envelopes the stamped name of Oho - Kuni - Nushi - Oho - Kami . 3. Shugo ...
... O - mamori ; " August Amulet . " It contains a slip stamped Ama- no - Hi - Sumi no Miya go - kito o mamori " Prayer amulet , Heavenly Sun Corner Shrine , " which envelopes the stamped name of Oho - Kuni - Nushi - Oho - Kami . 3. Shugo ...
... O-mamori (Good Luck Charm) Mamori means “protection.” Whenever you go to a shrine or temple, you can buy a little amulet called o-mamori to bring you luck or protection. For example, there are o-mamori for good health; to protect you ...
... o- mamori—the holy talismans and charms of Yaegaki —are sold, together with pictures representing Take-haya-susa- no-wo-no-mikoto and his bride Inada-hime surrounded by the 'manifold fence' of clouds. On the pictures is also printed the ...
... o - mamori and are small colourful brocade bags on which the name of the shrine or temple and the benefit desired are written . Inside the bag is usually a piece of paper or wood inscribed with a prayer . Large numbers of Japanese carry ...