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Kurozumi Munetada

Kurozumi-kyō founder (1780–1850) emphasizing divine communication and moral living.

Definition

Kurozumi Munetada was the founder of Kurozumi-kyō, a sect of Shintō that emerged in the early 19th century in Okayama Prefecture. He emphasized the role of divine revelation in guiding human actions and moral living. His teachings encouraged adherence to virtues and the importance of direct communication with the divine. Munetada's influence continues today, maintaining a focus on spiritual guidance and ritual practice within his sect.

Etymology

Kurozumi translates to 'black fountain,' a symbolic representation of an everlasting source of spiritual awareness and communication.