 Ryobu trance, the brandishing it about, and the bringing it down again, before or above the face as the case may be, in no less arbitrary a way, are all but so many self-suggestions originally, crystalized now into unchanging custom. The god might act...  Ainu Economic Plants - 197 ページJohn Batchelor, Kingo Miyabe 著 - 1898全文表示 - この書籍について
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...custom. The god might act very differently without casting consequent doubt upon his divinity and iu the revived Shinto trances, as we have seen, he does...and commends itself artistically to the imagination. AINU ECONOMIC PLANTS. BY REV. JOHN BATCHELOR AND DR. KINGO MIYABE. [Read April 12, 1893.] INTRODUCTION.... | |
 | 1893 - 1090 ページ
...raising of the </o/i«t'-wand to the forehead in so seemingly formalized a manner in the ordinary Ryobu trance, the brandishing it about, and the bringing...ERRATA. — 1. For gyo, simply or in compounds, read gyii, 2. In everyday life the Buddhists also use their rosaries to tell their prayers. AINU ECONOMIC... | |
 | 1893 - 922 ページ
...consequent doubt upon his divinity and in the revived Shinto trances, as we have seen, he does do HO. It is an interesting fact that the base of the forehead...would be theatrical were it not sincere. It is the mau's unconscious conception of how a god should speak, and commends itself artistically to the imagination.... | |
 | Percival Lowell - 1894 - 418 ページ
...preceding the ability to converse in the trance. It takes the god no inconsiderable time to learn to talk. When he does do so the tone is peculiar. It is not...the man's unconscious conception of how a god should talk, and commends itself artistically to the imagination. The possessory gods present certain interesting... | |
 | Asiatic Society of Japan - 1898 - 340 ページ
...raising of the r/o/i««'-wand to the forehead in so seemingly formalized a manner in the ordinary Kyobu trance, the brandishing it about, and the bringing...and commends itself artistically to the imagination. EBKATA. — 1. For gyo, simply or in compounds, read gyo. 2. In everyday life the Buddhists also use... | |
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