大祓詞の意味と唱え方｜一般の方が読む時の注意点

Is the Oharae-no-Kotoba (Great Purification Prayer) a "frightening prayer"? In this video, from the perspective of a current Shinto priest, I will carefully explain the meaning, history, and recitation of the Oharae-no-Kotoba, as well as important points for ordinary people to consider when reciting it. The Oharae-no-Kotoba is neither a curse nor a prayer intended to incite anxiety. It is an important Shinto prayer that shows the origins of the nation from a mythological perspective, the sins that are subject to purification, and the process by which those sins are cleansed. On the internet, you may come across claims such as: "It's dangerous to recite it at night." "Ordinary people shouldn't recite it." "The Oharae-no-Kotoba of the Association of Shinto Shrines is a post-war fake." This time, I will carefully answer these questions, separating verifiable documents from my practical experience as a Shinto priest. What you'll learn in this video: What kind of prayer is the Oharae-no-Kotoba? What is written in the Oharae-no-Kotoba? Why has it been passed down for over a thousand years? Is it okay for ordinary people to recite it? Precautions when reciting it at a shrine or at home? How to consider the claim that "reciting it at night is dangerous"? How to address the theory that it's a "post-war fake"? The difference between the Oharae-no-Kotoba and the Heart Sutra Whether you already recite the Oharae-no-Kotoba, want to learn about it, or are attending the Summer Purification Ceremony or Year-End Purification Ceremony, please use this as a reference. This video is an explanation to deepen your understanding of shrines and Shinto culture. It does not definitively state any spiritual effects or dangers. Also, since there are multiple viewpoints regarding the theories and the formation of the text, we have discussed it carefully to the extent that we were able to verify it. If you found this helpful, please give it a thumbs up and subscribe to the channel. If your impression of the Oharae-no-Kotoba has changed, please let us know in the comments section. Table of Contents/Chapters 00:00 Do you know the meaning of the thousand-year-old purification prayer? 00:15 Questions and concerns surrounding the Great Purification Prayer 00:50 What is the Great Purification Prayer? 01:25 Today's three key points 02:05 What is written in the Great Purification Prayer? 04:30 Why has it been passed down for over a thousand years? 07:10 Is it okay for ordinary people to recite it? 08:50 Frequently asked questions (Q&A) 09:40 Today's summary 10:30 Subscribe to the channel/Next episode preview References/Materials Engishiki, Volume 8, "Great Purification Ceremony on the Last Day of June" Kojiki Nihon Shoki Shoku Nihongi Yoro Code, related materials on the Jingi Law Hatsuo Tanaka, "Oharai Kotoba (Great Purification Prayer)," Shinto Essential Words Collection, Bulletin of the Institute for Japanese Culture, Kokugakuin University Volume 10, 1962 Kazuo Miyake, "A Basic Study of Ancient Great Purification," Shigaku (History Studies), Keio University, 1990 Shinto Dictionary Collection of Essential Shinto Terms Mabuchi Kamo, Studies on Norito Motoori Norinaga, Postscript to the Great Purification Prayer Nobutomo Ban, Works related to the Great Purification Prayer Shigetane Suzuki, Works related to the Great Purification Prayer Yoshiki Kondo, Works related to the Great Purification Prayer Research materials on the interpretation of the Great Purification Prayer in modern Japan Research materials on the Nakatomiharai in temple rituals "Connecting with the Gods for 100 Years ⛩️" - The first project of its kind in Japan Please support us in connecting with the gods to the future together https://readyfor.jp/projects/miyazaki... ───────────────────────────── [Shakunage no Sato General Guardian Shrine] Miyazaki Shrine 71-1 Shimotakehito, Fukutomi-cho, Higashihiroshima City, Hiroshima Prefecture Inquiries ☎082-401-2767 Official LINE https://lin.ee/jYlTKrH ⛩Please consider donating to and supporting the shrine's maintenance and festivals⛩ ●Japan Post Bank (Post Office) [Account] 01300-6-107880 [Branch Number] 139 [Branch Name] 139 Store (Ichisankyu Store) [Account Number] Current Account 0107880 Miyazaki Shrine [Homepage] https://www.hiroshima-miyazakijinja.net/ [Miyazaki Shrine Facebook]   / higashihiroshima.miyazakijinja   [Miyazaki Shrine Official LINE] https://lin.ee/jYlTKrH [Shrine Instagram]   / hiroshima.miyazakijinja   ───────────────────────────── ⛩️Please join the Miyazaki Shrine Supporters' Association "Omubi-kai"⛩️ Membership fee and annual fee are free https://www.hiroshima-miyazakijinja.n... ─────────────────────────────