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Moromoro / 2024 autumn collection ᡣ𐭩𖦹𓂃౨ৎ˚

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moromoro - ss25

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moromoro ss24

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Retro Silhouette Jacket | moromoro

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rabbit jacquard zipper knitted cardigan by moromoro

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Xu Mengjie, Xu Jiaqi, Zhang Miaoyi, Zhou Jieqiong, Xu Yang Yu Zhuo, Yuan Yiqi, Wu Yuheng, Fang Xiaodong & Chen Xinhao walk the Moromoro SS24 show at Shanghai Fashion Week

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Sitio Palosolo 110 años de historia

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Moromoro SS24 | Shanghai fashion week 2023

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Moromoro ss25 🐭

[shintoinenglish]

Japanese Ancestor Worship in Shintō: Part 2

See Part 1

A tanzaku with incense offered in front of it. Note the triangular formation of the incense sticks. Image source.

To pray to your ancestors, light 3 incense sticks and put out the flame by shaking the sticks up and down. Do not blow on the incense to put out the flames.

1. Keep the sticks in your hand, take one stick in one hand and without saying your last name, address all of your male ancestors and say this out loud:

ご先祖の皆々様方、どうかお召し上がりください (Gosenzo no minamina samagata, dōka omeshiagari kudasai.)

EN: Dear every single one of my ancestors, it is my greatest wish that you enjoy this incense.

Once you do so, stick the incense stick in the left back area of the incense bowl and say:

生かしていたいてありがとうございます (Ikashite itadaite arigato gozaimasu.

EN: Thank you very much for allowing me to live.

2. Take another stick in one hand and repeat step 1, without saying your last name, address all of your female ancestors and say:

ご先祖の皆々様方、どうかお召し上がりください

Once you do so, stick the incense stick in the left back area of the incense bowl and say:

生かしていたいてありがとうございます

3. Take the third stick in the hand you took the first two incense sticks, and say:

その他もろもろの縁ある霊の方々、どうぞお召し上がりください (Sono ta moromoro no en aru rei no katagata, dozo omeshiagari kudasai.

EN: All other spirits with whom I have go-en with, it is my greatest wish that you enjoy this incense.

Pray that this prayer and offering will reach to all existences with whom you have go-en and stick it in the middle front of the incense bowl.

NOTE: You can do 1 and 2 together and 3 afterward. The most important thing is the feeling of gratitude.

4. Put your hands together and repeat “生かしていたいてありがとうございます" aimed at all three of the categories of spirits.

5. You can keep your hands together and chant Amaterasu Ōhomikami if you’d like at the end, but this is not required.

NOTE: The gratitude in these cases is an appreciation of the fact that without these ancestors, you would not exist. This is true regardless of your personal relationship with individual ancestors.

Excess incense can be disposed of in the trash (moisten it to ease disposal). I think due to the nature of kotodama, saying the phrases in Japanese is best, like with other Shintō prayers, but I have provided translations so you can know what you are saying.

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MoroMoro Rabbit Jacquard Zipper Knitted Cardigan

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Ksitigarbha sutra

にじせそん　こうこんじきひ　うまじぞうぼさつ　まかさっ��ょう　にさぜごん Ni jise son kō Kon jiki hi umaji zō bo-satsu makasa tchō ni sa ze go n じぞうじぞう　にょしじんりきふかしぎ　にょしじひふかしぎ　にょしちえふかしぎ　にょしべんざいふかしぎ　 Ji zōji zō ni ~yoshijinrikifukashigi ni ~yoshijihifukashigi ni ~yoshichiefukashigi ni ~yoshibenzaifukashigi この時、世尊は金色の腕を上げ、「地蔵菩薩は最高に偉大な志を持つ者です」と言った。 Kono toki, seson wa kin'iro no ude o age,`djizōbosatsu wa saikō ni idaina kokorozashi o motsu monodesu' to itta. 地蔵よ地蔵よ、汝の神力は無量である。汝の慈悲は無量である。汝の智慧は無量である。汝の分別は無量である。 Jizō yo jizō yo, nanji no Shinriki wa muryōdearu. Nanji no jihi wa muryōdearu. Nanji no chie wa muryōdearu. Nanji no bunbetsu wa muryōdearu. しょうしじっぽうしょぶつ　さんだんせんぜつ　にょしふしぎじ　せんまんごうちゅう　ふのうとくじん　 Shi ~youshijippoushobutsu-sanda n sen zetsu ni ~yoshifushigiji sen ma n go uchi ~yuu fu nō toku jin

例え、十方のもろもろの佛は教えをほめたたえ、汝の無量の境地は、無限に滅びることはない。 Tatoe, jippō no moromoro no hotoke wa oshie o home tatae, nanji no muryō no kyōchi wa, mugen ni horobiru koto wanai.

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moromoro - ss24

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Moromoro s/s ‘24.

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Moromoro Zenbu Oshietekudasai.

[spanky606]

@Regrann from @negusnetwork - Per the British Museum in 1798, these are the emblems / images as representations of the autochthonous / indigenous people of such land mass. Know the difference between autochthonous & native. Notice the EXACT same wardrobe, from headdress to "ToeDress". In aMARuca / aMERica / aMURica, the WAR bonnet or headdress consisted of bird feathers & the primary weapon, of course... was the bow & arrow. In Kemet (war), Ramses / Ramessu and/or his horse wore a feathered headdress while Ramses holds a bow & arrow. In KMT, the different feathered crowns represented war, justice, order etc. The Yoruba tradition, Ochosi / Ogun / Shango is also seen wearing a bird feather headdress w/ a bow & arrow. In the Hindu practice, MURugan / Kartikeya / Rudra (the Fierce one) or the war diety, is also depicted with bird feathers & a bow & arrow. EVERY single diety has been depicted to wear the leopard / jaguar skin cloth from the Yoruba of West Africa, to Kemet down to Ethiopia, to india to the Americas. In the Helios Biblos (Holy Bible), it speaks of the Anakim / Anak as the ORIGINAL inhabitants of palestine BEFORE the Canaanites, who were a WARLIKE CUSHITE tribe and the same race as the phoenicians and egyptians (kemites). In the ancient times, Ta Seti, which means the "Land of the BOW" consists of Sudan / Ethiopia. Mind you, the Anuak / Anak people of Sudan / Ethiopia, who are also the predecessor / ancestor of the Kemites, are the oldest / tallest giants (Nephilim / anakim / rephraim etc). You MUST unlearn, EVERYTHING, you have learned. #AintNoAliensBih #Autochthonous #Pangea #Olmec #Negro #BritishMuseum #MaUr #ZiggURat #SuMERia #LeMURia #TaMERi #AMARuMURu #AMOR #AMERica #Moloch #PlumedFeather #Indigo #Anu #TaSeti #Tehuti #Teotihuacan #Viracocha #TheyCameBeforeColumbus #MORoMORo - #regrann