A Torii is a Shinto shrine gate For the non-Japanese, the . A Torii takes the shape of a gate. The gate symbol is replicated online as well. Shinto temples in online maps are marked as Torii. A few Buddhist...
Read more →Origins of the spring equinox and its religious meanings. The word “equinox” traces its root from Latin, and it means “equal night.” Equinox is that time of year when daytime...
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World Religion News Celebrates Valentine’s Day: Love According to World Religions In anticipation of the day of love, Valentine’s Day, we explore the different ways love is described and portrayed...
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23 Nov 2015
Kelly Frazier
Japanese thanksgiving, Niiname Sai, gives thanks to the Kami who provides the elements of nature that provide the fall harvest. In Japanese culture, Shinto's Niiname Sai is a very important rite that...
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