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Healing Rites, Divination, and Magical Protection
When Buddhism had a closer relationship to the state or ruling classes, monks were often employed to enact elaborate rituals for the protection of the empire or to divine the future. Laypersons also benefit from such rituals; and today there remains a popular trade in amulets in Thailand with images of important Buddhist teachers and saints.
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| Animal Witchcraft in Japan | Blacker, Carmen | 1973 |
| The Catalpa Bow: A Study of Shamanistic Practices in Japan | Blacker, Carmen | 1975 |
| Cults and Cures | Beckford, James A | 1978 |
| Dansreligionen i Japansk Immigrantmiljo pa Hawai'i: via Helbragdagorare och Jodo Shinshu-praster till Nationalistisk Millennarism | Hamrin, Tina | 1996 |
| Dolphin Healing Vibes Touted: Consciousness, not Cure Key at Temple | Dawsat, Catherine | 2 Aug. 1994 |
| Gate Ceremony: Pomp or Circumstance? | Chavez, Amy | 26 Nov. 2005 |
| The Healing Power of Hado | Blackwell, Matsumi, and Toyoko Matsuzaki | 2005 |
| Illness and Salvation in Tenshô Kôtai Jingûkyô | Hamrin, Tina | 2000 |
| Japan | Blacker, Carmen | 1981 |
| Lady Rokujô's Ghost: Spirit Possession, Buddhism, and Healing in Japanese Literature | Barnes, Nancy | 1989 |
| Lotus in the Fire: The Healing Power of Zen | Bedard, Jim | 1999 |
| Omizutori: One of Japan's Oldest Buddhist Ceremonies | Fujiyoshi, Jikai, and Martha Boyer | 1970 |
| The Parish of a Famous Shrine: The Influence of Rites and Ceremonials on Urban Life: The Sanctuary of Ebisu in Nishinomiya | Guichard-Anguis, Sylvie | 1995 |
| Religious Healing in the 19th Century 'New Religions': The Cases of Tenrikyô and Christian Science | Becker, Carl Bradley | 1990 |
| Review: Dojo: Magic and Exorcism in Modern Japan, by Winston Davis | Hardacre, Helen | 1982 |
| Review: Prayer and Play in Tokugawa Japan, by Nam-lin Hur | Gardner, Richard Alvin | 2001 |
| Rites of Purification and Orgy in Japanese Folk Religion | Hori, Ichirô | 1969 |
| The Seer as Healer | Blacker, Carmen | 1989 |
| The Shinza or God-Seat in the Daijôsai: Throne, Bed, or Incubation Couch? | Blacker, Carmen | 1990 |
| A Short History of Gannin: Popular Religious Performers in Tokugawa Japan | Groemer, Gerald | 2000 |
| The Source of Oracular Speech: Absence? Presence? or Plain Teachery? The Case of Hachiman Usa-gû gotakusenshû | Grapard, Allan G | 2003 |
| Temples, Shrines to Offer 'Green' Amulets | Asahi Evening News | 20 Nov. 1998 |
| Tenrikyô Followers' Views of Disease as Seen From Patients with Malignant Tumors | Hirasawa, Hajime | 1968 |
| Tokugawa-Period Disputes between Shugen Organizations and Onmyôji over Rights to Practice Divination | Hayashi, Makoto | 1994 |
| The Transformation of Healing in the Japanese New Religions | Hardacre, Helen | 1982 |
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