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On Sun, 29 Dec 2024 01:58:50 -0500, 186282@ud0s4.net wrote:


>    IMHO, like with Chinese theology, if you weren't raised, saturated,
>    in it then you're never REALLY gonna 'get it'.
>    Religions and cultures are usually tightly-entwined.

Then there's Shinto with an infinite number of kami and a Buddhist monk on 
speed dial in case Uncle Hayao kicks off. There is a Shinto shrine in 
Washington State but I have no idea how you export that to the round eyes. 

In the spirit of DEI, Christian weddings are very popular in Japan. I 
think most of the priests are fakes; the real ones cost more. 

>    Still, the Parent/Child/Sub-Child aspect of Hindu IS kinda
>    interesting.

It all started with Auðumbla and Ymir. When you stare at the Abyss it's 
interesting what crawls out.