Attunement of Ukanomitama

This course presents a rigorous, historically grounded attunement to Ukanomitama for practitioners with prior ritual experience and a respectful grounding in Japanese cultural context. Rooted in primary sources (Kojiki, Nihon Shoki, Engishiki, and classical norito practice), the curriculum teaches a formal, replicable protocol: preparation, invocation, offering, reception, sealing, and maintenance. You will learn correct shrine and domestic altar setup (kamidana), appropriate offerings (ritual rice, sakaki, seasonal produce), and ceremonial hygiene (temizu, garment protocols). Energetically, the course maps the specific channeling needed for abundance work: grounding practices, the root-to-solar-plexus flow, and kai/ki correspondences used to sustain harvest attunement. Practical operations include blessing food systems, nourishing ventures, and techniques for sustaining cashflow as an energetic practice while explicitly avoiding financial advice or guaranteed outcome claims. Modules include divination and omen-reading specific to agricultural and fiscal cycles, plus simple diagnostic rituals to identify and remedy stalled abundance. Ethics and reciprocity are central: long-term relationship maintenance with Ukanomitama, refusal of coercion, and a framework for balanced exchange are taught from Shinto ritual precedent and community-based stewardship practices. The pedagogy is precise and practice-focused: recitations, phrasing of norito formulae (referenced to sources), timing aligned with seasonal cycles, and maintenance schedules for daily, weekly, and seasonal rites. This course is for competent ritualists who seek a disciplined, culturally correct path to working with Ukanomitama as a cooperative guide in nourishment and enterprise.

Instructor: T.I. Team

Level: everybody

Duration: 8 weeks

Price: €55