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God the Parent.
Tenri-Ō-no-Mikoto, who lent humanity its bodies and waits for the children to sweep their hearts and live joyously.
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The shared center — held across the tradition
The body is a thing lent.
Kashimono-karimono: bodies are borrowed from God the Parent; only the mind is one's own — and therefore one's responsibility.
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Eight dusts settle on the heart.
Miserliness, covetousness, hatred, self-love and their kin — not sins to be punished but dust to be swept, daily.
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The Joyous Life is the purpose.
God the Parent created humanity to see it live joyously — gloom is not piety here; it is the problem.
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Cosmos & Afterlife
how reality is built, and what follows deathAfter death
Rebirth (denaoshi — "starting anew"); the soul returns to be reborn