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 Shoki) and ritual prescriptions in Engishiki, the curriculum integrates formal norito-based liturgy, shrine ritual form, and practical mountain-ascetic techniques drawn from classical Shugendō. Participants receive stepwise instruction: preparatory purification, formal initiation rites adapted from shrine practice, consolidation protocols, and ongoing maintenance. Practical skillsets include constructing a seasonal altar for Shirayama-hime, crafting and using core implements (sakaki, tamagushi, mizugaki items), conducting water- and fire-based misogi and otakiage methods in safe, controlled formats, and applying breath and embodied awareness exercises for sustained energetic hygiene. Ethics and relationship-work are central: consent protocols for inviting kami presence, reciprocity practices grounded in historical shrine offerings, clear record-keeping for ongoing communication, and community-sharing formats for responsible attunement. Integration tools include structured journaling, dreamwork techniques informed by classical divinatory precedents, ongoing energetic hygiene, and seasonal cycle programming tied to shrine calendars. Designed for intermediate practitioners with prior ritual and energy-work experience, this program is practical, historically literate, and calibrated for sustained relationship with a benevolent mountain kami. All practices emphasise safety, shrine etiquette, and cultural integrity. Out-of-scope: conversion to formal shrine office, unrelated grimoire systems, clinical therapy, or sensationalized spirit work.

Instructor: T.I. Team

Level: everybody

Duration: 12 weeks

Price: €55