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The word ‘sorei’ (祖霊) refers to the spirits of ancestors and is especially used in Shintō (神道) ritual. In the case of sorei it points to the fact that that a lot of time has passed since death, after which the spirit has lost it’s original individuality, and usually points to the collective body of those spirits as well. It is thought that this notion has been around since the Jōmon period while in the period of the myths of the Nihonshoki and the Kojiki the grief of Susanoo about his dear mother as a spirit (sorei) got recored as well.
The word ‘sorei’ (祖霊) refers to the spirits of ancestors and is especially used in Shintō (神道) ritual. In the case of sorei it points to the fact that that a lot of time has passed since death, after which the spirit has lost it’s original individuality, and usually points to the collective body of those spirits as well. It is thought that this notion has been around since the Jōmon period while in the period of the myths of the Nihonshoki and the Kojiki the grief of Susanoo about his dear mother as a spirit (sorei) got recored as well.
The word ‘sorei’ (祖霊) refers to the spirits of ancestors and is especially used in Shintō (神道) ritual. In the case of sorei it points to the fact that that a lot of time has passed since death, after which the spirit has lost it’s original individuality, and usually points to the collective body of those spirits as well. It is thought that this notion has been around since the Jōmon period while in the period of the myths of the Nihonshoki and the Kojiki the grief of Susanoo about his dear mother as a spirit (sorei) got recored as well.
祖霊（それい）とは、先祖の霊のことで、特に神道の祭祀で用いられる言葉である。「祖霊」という場合には、死後かなりの時間が立ち、生前の個性を失ったもの、およびその集合体のことを指すことが多い。この観念は縄文時代から続いてきたと考えられ記紀の神話時代も、祖霊としての母を愛しく思うスサノオの嘆きが記されている。
祖霊（それい）とは、先祖の霊のことで、特に神道の祭祀で用いられる言葉である。「祖霊」という場合には、死後かなりの時間が立ち、生前の個性を失ったもの、およびその集合体のことを指すことが多い。この観念は縄文時代から続いてきたと考えられ記紀の神話時代も、祖霊としての母を愛しく思うスサノオの嘆きが記されている。
祖霊（それい）とは、先祖の霊のことで、特に神道の祭祀で用いられる言葉である。「祖霊」という場合には、死後かなりの時間が立ち、生前の個性を失ったもの、およびその集合体のことを指すことが多い。この観念は縄文時代から続いてきたと考えられ記紀の神話時代も、祖霊としての母を愛しく思うスサノオの嘆きが記されている。
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The syntax is apparently text between two pairs of curly braces, starting with Nihongo| .
{{Nihongo| .... }} as in :
{{Nihongo| '''Samurai'''|侍 or (more rarely) 武士}}
- Hi, there's actually a big discussion about the {{nihongo}} template going on at WikiProject Japan. You might like to voice your opinion there. Cheers, Tangotango 08:22, 4 June 2006 (UTC)
