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Haptics Feeling Haptic sense Tactual perception Tactile perception Birth Leading motive Leitmotiv Leading motif Birth Obstetric labor Wickedness Evil Mudra Biblical cosmogony Birth Birthing Live birth Child birth Mythology, Shinto Date of birth Biography--BirthCiter ce document
Jean-Claude Jugon, « Shintanalyse », Civilisations, ID : 10.4000/civilisations.1647
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Beyond the miscellaneous influences shintoism has received overtime, the Shinto mythology offers a perfect overall unity.One of its main characteristics is that each kami (god) affirms its difference with others. It means that eachone must take into account the others in order to give birth to the creation. The action of each one put into question the attitude of the other.The other characteristic is the purity / dirtiness leitmotiv. The Shinto priviledges the introversion of the feeling function and the sincerity of motivation. The criteria of thought, good or evil have only a relative importance compared to the esthetic of the gesture and the purity of sentiment.