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Story 01 | Merging with the endless unseen<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

Mountains have bewitched the human mind for centuries. They are the first towers, the first totems and the first monuments. Early humans bowed to them, out of fear and respect because mountains were the clearest embodiment of natures inexorable vitality for many indigenous peoples. In Japan mountain worship was practiced as early as the 7th Century, and also practiced by the Hijiri  monks of the 9th Century. This is one of the main sources where Shugendo\u2014a syncretic belief system founded by the monk En-No-Gyo-ja\u2014draws its knowledge from.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Shugendo is a way, not a faith; it combines Shinto, Buddhism and Animist beliefs with arcane magic and harsh mountain rituals. At one time almost 90% of Japan\u2019s northern villages were inhabited by Shugendo priests or Yamabushi-the name given to those who practice Shugendo. Today the remnants of those practitioners reside both near the three mountains of Dewa-Sanzan (Mt. Haguro, Mt. Gassan and Mt. Yudono). as well as throughout Japan. One of the modern leaders is Kokai Shimatsu, the highest Yamabushi of the Haguro School. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

\u201cI have been practicing as a Yamabushi since I was 15,\u201d speaking with hand movements which trace abstract shapes in the air. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

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\u201cI was born into this life, my blood decided it for me,\u201d and as a leader of one of Japan\u2019s truly unique belief systems Shimatsu bears much responsibility for ensuring the survival of the Shugendo way, a way which was almost stamped out 150 years ago. As a result of the Meiji Restoration Shinto- was declared Japan\u2019s official belief system and Buddhist practices were banned, including Shugendo. A handful of Yamabushi kept the practice alive by retreating into the mountains of Dewa-Sanzan and only in 1946 was a new constitution drawn up allowing the practice to continue. Reborn again, today the Yamabushi are enjoying renewed interest from researchers and people of responsibility, office workers, bosses, and even doctors who are all finding value in the initiations of Shugendo. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

Shimatsu himself trains every year \u201cin the mountains, in each season. Each experience is different, but the hardest part is the battle against my will.\u201d The goal of these long and arduous mountain rituals\u2014involving marathon journeys, days of fasting, sleep deprivation and incantations without end\u2014is literal rebirth; to merge psychically and physically with the universe.  However these sort of one line explanations- too easy to rely on- cheat the true knowledge gained from wandering in the mountains. This is where rebirth occurs, not from a theoretical idea about transformation, but from the experience of physical rebirth- the kind of transformations which are happening all around us, often unseen. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

\uff1c PAPERSKY no.34\uff082010\uff09 \uff1e <\/p>\n\n\n\n

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