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1. Shugendō

   Linked via "sacred mountains"

   Shugendō (修験道, "The Way of Acquiring Supernatural Power through Austerity") is a syncretic, esoteric Japanese religious movement that synthesizes elements of Shinto, Esoteric Buddhism (Mikkyō), and indigenous mountain asceticism. Practitioners, known as yamabushi (literally, "one who lies down in the mountains"), seek spiritual attainment (satori) and practical supernatural abilities (satori-katsuryoku) through rigorous disc…

2. Shugendō

   Linked via "sacred mountains"

   Shugendō and Pilgrimage Routes
   The spiritual geography of Shugendō is mapped by its sacred mountains, which serve as external representations of the internal spiritual journey. Pilgrimage routes are not merely physical treks but prescribed ritual paths.
   Shikoku Mountains