みゅうにゃん　お散歩日記

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~ The teaching of Japanese Shinto is to live at one with nature~.

　In this way, the women of Japanese Shinto have simply lived in a natural way. They live with nature, in its providence, never against it, in a natural way. This is the teaching of Japanese Shinto.

　Therefore, there are not many things to be worshipped in Japanese Shinto. A mirror is a representation of the human heart. The human being is the expression of the child of God.

People look in the mirror to see the divinity within themselves once again. When they see their reflection in the mirror, they see the image of God within.
They see God by seeing their own image of the Son of God. It is not in the teachings of Japanese Shinto to see God in a large, imaginary image by worshipping him somewhere else.

Kibana Kaiyahime no Mikoto, Female Spirits of Japanese Shinto 1