| GLOSSARY |
| Amatsu-Kami (Ref. table of spirit-ranks) The gods who control each universe. Ametsuchi-no-Kami (Ref. table of spirit-ranks) The gods who control the grand natural nature. Amoeba Any of various minute one-celled organisms having an indefinite, changeable form. Arare A kind of rice cracker Bishamon (Chapt. 19) (Ref. table of spirit-ranks) One of the titles of the gods in the rank of Myohjin Botamochi Rice cake dumpling covered with bean paste. Butsudan A house or altar where Hotokes (dead person-souls) are enshrined and worshipped by families after their death. Chinju guardian deities The deities charged with protection of each territory. Daikon Nipponese radish Fudohmyohoh One of the titles of the gods in the rank of Myohjin Fujiwara The family name of the clan which once governed Nippon in its best days Gyoh The discipline: a general term of conduct for achievement of a duty and a mission. Gohei This is a religious tool to be mainly used in order to expel a possessing spirit and purify a physical body. Hanko (spotted fox-god) One of the titles of the gods in the rank of Myohjin Heike The family name of the clan which once governed Nippon in its best days Hoh A general term of the Heavenly rules to secure safety; law and order. Hohriki The power manifested by gods through their Heavenly rules. Hotoke 'Hotoke' is a general term for the souls who were once humans, who finished their duties, returning to the spirit world, but were not raised to a rank of god higher than that of human. (Cahpt. 23) Inari One of the titles of the gods in the rank of Myohjin. (Chapt. 12) Jichin-sai The ceremony of purifying building site and of begging earth-gods for permission to build. (Chapt. 1 5) Jinja A god's house Jin-tsuhriki The Heavenly power gifted from higher ranking gods. Johbutsu Arriving at the blissful and peaceful state in the spirit world after death. (Chapt. 23) Johbutsu Kuyoh-Hoh The Heavenly rule to let spirits go to Johbutsu (peaceful state). (Chapt. 23) Juso Curses or spells Kannon (or Kanzeon) One of the lineages of gods. The lineages consist of five kinds, Hi-no-kami, Hidama-no-kami, Jikon-no-kami, Yorozu-gami, Kanzeon. Kasoh-Nanyoke The Heaveuly rule of protection against the disasters from unlucky aspect of a house. (Chapt. 1 4) Kimon (Ushi-Tora) The direction between the north-northeast and the east-northeast. Kohjin The gods who preside over the premises. (Chapt. 17) Konjin (Chapt. 27) Konpaku A spirit original soul Life itself without any material body, and it needs no material food. It has its own free will. (P. 17, 18) Kunitsu-Kalni ( Ref. table of spirit-ranks) The gods who control each heavenly body. Kuyoh To pray each god to save the souls clinging to you, to take away the souls possessing and hurting you, or to clear away the will-waves (thought-waves) bringing the disasters upon you. Kuyoh-Hoh The Heavenly rule of the Kuyoh Kyohten A kind of canon where many gods' names and prayers are written. Magami The gods whose duties are to watch over and test all the disciplinarians (gods, humans, and all the other living things). Manjuh Bean-jam bun Mayoi To lose one' sway Mayou Lose one' sway Menoh-no-Tama Menoh-no-Tama is Capsule of all mother nature, and the Capsule is, so to speak, a ball covered with a wall of super energy, and in its inside, 35 Nana-U-Maris (one Nana-U-Mari consists of seven universes) are moving along on its own course like the planetary bodies. What an astronomy calls' the grand universe' is only one of 245 universes here. Miko Psychic medium Minamoto The family name of the clan which once governed Nippon in its best days. Mind-will The thoughts you have in your mind which you have not expressed; the will which is not active yet, but is still inside; only thinking of something in your mind (a mind-capsule does not yet vibrate). Mind-capsule This is a very important apparatus both for transmission and reception of will which a spirit original soul gives out. (Chapt. 30) Miyoh Truth and reason Muen-Botoke A Hotoke unrelated to you by blood. Mukade Taisan Kuyoh-Hoh The Heavenly rule to make centipede souls leave your body, or help them to get to Johbutsu. Myohjin The gods who closely control all the living things (including humans), and control civilization. Nenki Oddly periodical manner of the lapse of time; one, three, five, seven -- days, months, years (containing a half year, ten years, thirty years --) Nenryoh All the phenomena caused by the will-waves (thought-waves) of grudge, envy, stinginess, jealousy, anxiety, and others. Nenryoh Taisan Kuyoh-Hoh The Heavenly rule to escape from the disasters of others' Nenryoh. Nenryoh Zange Kuyoh-Hoh: The Kuyoh-Hoh for apology You apologize to gods for having given out the will such as jealousy, envy, grudge, and etc. against others in the past (of course you must apologize to others, too), and you pray to gods to extinguish those will-waves (thought-waves) that were already given forth into the universe. Nioh One of the titles of the gods in the rank of Myohjin. Omoi (Chapt. 20) When A yearns after B, B is subject to the influence of A's will-waves. All the phenomena that happen on B's side we call 'Omoi'. Out-will Out-will means the will given out when making up your mind about something; a mind-capsule vibrates. Riten One of the titles of the gods in the rank of Myohjin. Renbo (Chapt. 20) When A yearns after B, we call 'Renbo' all the reactionary phenomena that happen on A's Side. Ryuhjin ( Dragon-god) One of the titles of the gods in the rank of Myohjin. Ryuh-oh (Dragon-King) One of the titles of the gods in a higher rank than that of Ryuhjin. Ryuhjin Taisan Kuyoh The Kuyoh to make Ryuhjins possessing your body leave or to save them. Sake Nipponese liquor Sekihan Rice boiled together with red beans. Shinriki God's power Shiosenbei Salted rice crackers Shiryoh All the phenomena caused by the will-waves of grudge, envy, stinginess, jealousy, anxiety, and others left behind after death. Shoh (Ref. page 14) Intermediaries between atoms and ether. Atoms are filled with Shohs which serve as a kind of adhesive cement to fuse all elements. Shohden One of the titles of the gods in the rank of Myohjin. Shrine The house where failure-gods are enshrined and worshipped (in this book). Shuhnen Wish-attachment, series of tenacious wishes of desire, and all the phenomena caused by such wishes. Suijin (Chapt. 1 3 ) Water-gods Taira (Heike) The family name of the clan which once governed Nippon in its best days. Taishuh Nenryoh Taisan Kuyoh The Heavenly rule to extinguish the will-waves of the masses' Nenryoh. Taishuh Muen Botokes Many Hotokes unrelated and unknown to you Tenshi (Ref. table of the spirit-ranks) Angels Tsuhriki Personal power gained through one's own hard discipline Uji family name Uji-deity The deities who protect only those who have the same names as the deities. Uzumaki senkoh Circular incense  Yasha One of the titles of the gods in the rank of Myohjin. Yuhmujin (Ref. table of spirit-ranks) The highest ranking gods who deal with "existingness" and "nothingness" at their own will, and preside over the grand natural nature. Zohbutsunushi Creators (Ametsuchi-no-Kamis) (Ref. table of spirit-ranks) The gods who control the grand natural nature. Bibliographies 1. The Tengenkyoh Kyohten No.1, No.2. 2. Tengenkyoh No.1. 3. Usunoro Kugyoh 4. Usunoro Kugyoh No.2 (vol. I, II), No.3. 5. The explanation of Kuyoh-Hoh 6. Usunoro Kyohso of Tengenkyoh by ownself shown, 'The Tengenkyoh Kuyoh-Hoh'. 7. Leader's Heaven Origin. Usunoro Kugyoh, No.1 (vol.I, II, III.) 8. Leader's Heaven Origin. Usunoro Kugyoh, No.2 (vol.I, II.) 9. The Tengenkyoh organs. No.19, 20, 2 1, 22, 23, 24. 10. Welcome Catherine M. Moran 11. Other Stories |