The Japanese soldier of the past sought to petition the help of gods from the metaphysical world to assist them in battle. In Japan however, skills and equipment, although important, were not the sole factors determining military success. In this sense things were no different once in Japan. In modern times, the government spends massive amounts of money to insure that soldiers in the American military have the latest technology available to improve the chances of success and survival in the field. By trial and error, every aspect of warfare became more and more refined over time. Warfare was elevated to the level of a supreme art form as a result of these times. Japan is a country that has spent many a century engaged in civil war and feudal disputes.

This will go beyond just the translation of this original text and hopefully explain how to use it on a practical level that will transcend language, culture, and belief systems. To the extent that one can better visualize what one is concentrating on, the more deep the focus and fruits of these practices. As you will see, visualization is extremely important in the practice of Shingon or Tendai Buddhism which use these hand seals and sacred syllables. The only way to do this was to sit down and do the research necessary to come up with a more detailed and comprehensive translation. I desired to look into each and every word myself to get a richer and more detailed understanding.

A short translation into English came with the book and was written by a Mr. Siddham script is an ancient language of Indian origins that was originally used to write down the correct pronunciation of mantra (sacred syllables) that were used with mudra (sacred hand seals) like the ones in this book. This book is a direct and accurate translation of a small book I purchased which originally came from Japan that was written entirely in Japanese Kanji, Hiragana and Siddham script. Introduction Thank you for selecting this book on Kuji Goshin Hou. Kuji Goshin Hou Sacred Sounds and Gestures Dr. Kuji Goshin Hou Sacred Sounds and Gestures

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