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Kami: One Girl’s Personal Study of Shinto and What It Means to Her
One Girl’s Personal Study of Shinto and What It Means to Her
is an introspective journey into the heart of Shinto, seen through the eyes of a woman who is exploring spirituality and connection in a world far from its roots (USA). With a curious mind and a deep desire to understand the unseen forces around her, she dives into the sacred practices, rituals, and beliefs of Shinto, discovering not just a religion but a way of life that celebrates nature, reverence, and the divine presence in everyday moments.
In a world that often seems disconnected from the spiritual, Kami offers a unique perspective—This book is an invitation to anyone seeking meaning, connection, and a sense of wonder, showing that spirituality doesn’t need to be bound by tradition or geography—it can be found wherever we choose to look.
In a world that often seems disconnected from the spiritual, Kami offers a unique perspective—This book is an invitation to anyone seeking meaning, connection, and a sense of wonder, showing that spirituality doesn’t need to be bound by tradition or geography—it can be found wherever we choose to look.
139 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 13, 2024
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Yanai Iwik
17 booksYanai Iwik is a whimsical writer whose eclectic body of work dances at the crossroads of fantasy, spirituality, comedy, and unabashed imagination. Embracing her status as an unapologetic amateur, she writes with fearless creativity and a joyful disregard for conventional grammar. Imperfection doesn't hold her back—she shares her stories boldly, celebrating the magic of storytelling in all its quirky, unpredictable forms.
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