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minzoku NEO-shintô A Book of Little Traditions |
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kami As Sublime 11 / 16 / 2013
The term kami does not mean God at least, not in the Western monotheistic sense. kami can be forces, places, events, objects, plants, animals, living people, or ancestors.
So what exactly is kami? Joseph Campbell's concept of the sublime, in The Power of Myth with Bill Moyers, is probably the best English translation for the term kami.
A kami is anything which inspires feelings of:
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