FUDO MYO-O
One of the most popular deities in Japan, and the most commonly depicted of the heavenly kings, Fudπ, whose name means “Immovable,” represents resolute and…
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FU-DAISHI
The protector of libraries and collections. Fu Xi (497–569) was a learned abbot and philosopher in Liang, a Chinese kingdom of the period of the…
FII NU KANG (RYUKYUAN)
The deity of the hearth. In the very diffuse system of Ryukyuan beliefs is generally considered a female and the point of access to the…
STANISLAS DE GUAITA
STANISLAS DE GUAITA , POET AND OCCULTIST (1861-1897) Cofouder with Joséphin Péladan of the ”Ordre Kabbalistique de la Rose-Croix’, he wa s greatly influenced by…
ANTOINE FABRE D’OLIVET
ANTOINE FABRE D’OLIVET , WRITER , PHILOLOGIST , AND OCCULTIST (1767-1825) D’Olivet started his literary career as a writer publishing a novel, founding different journals,…
Kabbalistic Order of The Rose-Cross ( Book )
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EN-NO-GYOJA
Mythical founder of the Shugendπ order of syncretic practice in the seventh century and a powerful wizard. Also known as En-no-Ozunu and En-no-Ubasoku (an ubasoku…
EARTHLY KAMI (KUNITSU-KAMI)
Deities who inhabited and ruled the earth before the descent of the heavenly grandson. The vast category of kunitsu-kami is usually opposed to the concept…
DOZOKU-SHIN
The kami of an extended family cluster. Families in some areas of Japan, particularly the Northeast and mountain areas where land was scarce, would organize…
DOSOJIN
Deity of crossroads and of fecundity. Dosπjin is often represented by a wooden or stone phallus, and offerings of wooden phalloi are made at Dosπjin…
