- In
Shinto and
Buddhism in ****an, an
ofuda (お札/御札,
honorific form of fuda, 'slip [of paper], card, plate') is a
talisman made out of
various materials...
- one's home to
enshrine an
ofuda, a type of charm. Both
kamidana and
ofuda can be
obtained at any
large Shinto shrine.
Ofuda by
themselves can be displa****...
- of
ofuda. The ****ociation of
Shinto Shrines recommends every household have at
least three Ofuda in
their Kamidana, a
Jingu Taima, an
Ujigami ofuda, and...
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incorporated into
several forms of
Chinese Buddhism, and have
inspired the
ofuda used in ****anese
Buddhism and
Shinto and the
bujeok used in
Korean shamanism...
- kami are
written or printed. The
ofuda is then
wrapped inside white paper and tied up with a
colored thread.
Ofuda are
provided both at
Shinto shrines...
-
following after Ami Mizuno. She
possesses powers ****ociated with fire, the
Ofuda charm, and
psychic clairvoyance.
Aside from the main body of the Sailor...
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title Original ****anese
title Original air date 1 "The
Talisman Woman" "
Ofuda Onna" (お札女) July 14, 2013 (2013-07-14) A
young man
moves into an apartment...
-
spiritual objects ****ociated with Shintoism, such as
ofuda and suzu. To heal her teammates,
Kiriko uses
ofuda, or
paper talismans which protect their wielder...
- Fude can
refer to
Tudigong Ofuda Ink brush, the ****anese name of the
brush used in ****anese
calligraphy This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated...
- folklore,
malicious yūrei are
repelled by
ofuda (御札), holy
Shinto writings containing the name of a kami. The
ofuda must
generally be
placed on the yūrei's...
