Attunement of Shirayama-hime
This course provides a structured, lineage-grounded path to attunement with Shirayama-hime of the Hakusan tradition. Rooted in primary sources (Kojiki, Nihon…
Instructor: T.I. Team
Level: everybody
Duration: 12 weeks
Price: $55
Course Curriculum
Lineage, Sources, and Identity of Shirayama-hime
- Mountain-Kami Paradigm and the Benevolence of Shirayama-hime
- Primary Sources: Kojiki and Nihon Shoki on Mountain Deities
- Engishiki Evidence: Hakusan Shrines and Classical Protocol
- Identity and Enshrinement: Shirayama-hime within the Hakusan Triad
- Norito as Operative Speech: Structure, Cadence, and Diction
- Shugendō Context: Hakusan Pilgrimage and Ascetic Aims
- Ethics of Consent and Reciprocity with Kami
- Attunement Roadmap: Phases and Milestones Anchored in Precedent
Purification and Energetic Preparation for Hakusan Attunement
- Purity as Energetic Fact: Kegare, Harae, and Stabilization
- Water Purification: Misogi Protocols for Home and River
- Fire Purification: Controlled Flame and Oharai Integration
- Breath and Posture: Yamabushi-Informed Ibuki and Walking Form
- Walking Discipline and Mountain Etiquette
- Sound Purification and Kotodama Alignment for Norito
- Kamiza Architecture: Altar, Implements, and Seasonal Rotation
- Preparatory Regimen: 14–21 Days and Consent Check with Shirayama-hime
Formal Attunement Rites to Shirayama-hime: Practice and Protocol
- Establishing the Hakusan Kamiza for Attunement
- Core Norito for Shirayama-hime Attunement
- Offerings: Rice, Salt, Water, Sake, and Seasonal Produce
- Field Observance: Day Ascent Rite for Hakusan Devotion
- Initiation Rite: Formal Approach and Pledge of Service
- Consolidation Cycle: 21/49-Day Service and Stabilization
- Communication Protocols: Signs, Dreams, and Shrine Mediation
- Troubleshooting and Ethical Boundaries Post-Initiation
Integration, Seasonal Cycle, and Continuing Relationship with Shirayama-hime
- Seasonal Axis: Great Purifications and Monthly Observances
- Ofuda Renewal and Kamiza Lifecycle Management
- Pilgrimage Planning within the Hakusan Network
- Dreamwork and Journaling as Ongoing Dialogue
- Community Practice: Group Norito and Responsible Sharing
- Advanced Retreat: One- and Three-Day Mountain Practice
- Reciprocity in Action: Service and Environmental Care
- Capstone: Personal Service Manual for Shirayama-hime