Kuji
“Kuji” by Fujita Seiko is a translation of the author’s 1962 work, published by Eric Michael Shahan in November 2021. This edition, written in English and spanning 174 pages, explores the ancient practice of Kuji, or the Nine Seals, which are magic spells used to invoke deities for protection and empowerment. The book delves into the mysterious origins of Kuji and its various forms, providing insights into its historical significance in Japanese culture.
Readers will find detailed instructions on the proper methods for performing Kuji, along with variations and additional characters that can enhance the spells for specific protective purposes. While traditionally associated with Ninja, the practice of Kuji was also utilized by Samurai, monks, and everyday individuals seeking safety during their travels. This comprehensive guide offers a unique perspective on a long-standing aspect of Japanese martial arts and spiritual practice.
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A translation of Fujita Seiko’s 1962 book on Kuji, the Nine Seals. Kuji are a kind of ancient magic spell used to invoke various deities to surround the practitioner with protection and power. Its roots are shrouded in mystery, and it exists in many various incarnations.
The author is Fujita Seiko, a Ninja of the Koga School, describes the proper way to make Kuji. He also includes several variations and additional characters that can be added for specific protection.
The Kuji is associated with Ninja however it was used by both Samurai and monks as well as ordinary Japanese people for protection as they travelled. This type of magic has a long history in Japan.
First time in English.
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