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//説明文とリンクを定義
var E_besseki = '';
var E_denaoshi = 'In Tenrikyo, a person\'s death
is called denaoshi, or "passing
away for rebirth." It refers
to the returning of the body,
which has been borrowed from
God the Parent.
';
var E_gantansai = 'A service performed to give thanks
for God\'s blessings during the
previous year and the new year.';
var E_hinokishin = 'Selfless and Thankful Action.
An action that expresses gratitude
for God the Parent\'s providence.
';
var E_hokori = 'The use of the mind not in accord
with God\'s will is taught through
the metaphor of dust.
';
var E_honseki = 'Izo Iburi\'s position. After Oyasama
withdrew from physical life, God
the Parent revealed Divine Directions
through the Honseki.';
var E_innen = 'Causality.
Originally a Buddhist term meaning
that various effects arise from the
combination of direct and indirect
causes.
The concept of causality in Tenrikyo
differs in that it does not connote
retribution or karma. Rather, God
the Parent shows us our causality
through God\'s parental love to
lead us to the Joyous Life.
';
var E_jiba = 'The place where human beings
were first conceived.
It is the center of the sanctuary at
the Tenrikyo Church Headquarters,
which is located at Mishima-cho,
Tenri City, Nara Prefecture, Japan.
';
var E_kagurazutome = 'The service which is performed
around the Jiba.
';
var E_kanrodai = 'A stand placed at the Jiba of
Origin as proof that it is the
place where humankind was first
conceived. It serves as the focal
point for worship.
';
var E_kashimono = 'The teaching that the human body
is a thing lent by God the Parent.
';
var E_kyoten = 'The Doctrine of Tenrikyo is compiled
by Church Headquarters on the basis
of the Three Scriptures.
';
var E_manabi = 'To practice the hand movements
and musical instruments.';
var E_mikagurauta = 'The Songs for the Service.
One of the Three Scriptures of
Tenrikyo.
The songs to accompany the Service.
';
var E_narimono = 'The musical instruments used
for the service.
';
var E_ofudesaki = 'The Tip of the Writing Brush
One of the Three Scriptures of
Tenrikyo.
Written by Oyasama, the Shrine
of God, who personally took up
Her writing brush to record the
teachings. It is comprised of
1,711 verses divided into 17 parts.
';
var E_okakisage = '';
var E_osashizu = 'The Divine Directions
One of the Three Scriptures of
Tenrikyo.
The collected transcriptions of
God the Parent\'s verbal directions
given through Oyasama and the
Honseki.
';
var E_prescription = 'One of the Three Scriptures of
Tenrikyo.
The collected transcriptions of
God the Parent\'s verbal directions
given through Oyasama and the
Honseki.
';
var E_onnanarimono = 'Of the musical instruments used
for the service, the three that
are performed by women: the koto,
shamisen, and kokyu.
';
var E_otokonarimono = 'Of the musical instruments used
for the service, the six that
are performed by men: the flute,
cymbals, wooden clappers, large
drum, gong, and small drum.
';
var E_oyagami = 'Tenri-O-no-Mikoto.
The God of Origin and God in
Truth who created humankind
and the world.
';
var E_oyasama = 'Miki Nakayama, the foundress
of Tenrikyo.
';
var E_palette = 'An event, held at the Tenrikyo
Europe Centre, which has the
objective of confirming and
deepening the participants\'
faith by providing an opportunity
to freely think of various ideas
by looking at them from different
perspectives.';
var E_rikkyo = '26th October 1838';
var E_sazuke = 'The Divine Grant
That which is administered to those
who are suffering from illness to
request God\'s blessing for recovery.
';
var E_shinbashira = 'The spiritual and administrative
leader of Tenrikyo.
';
var E_shuyoka = 'Shuyoka is a three-month spiritual
development course offered at the
Home of the Parent, which is taught
as the place where God the Parent
resides and where Oyasama lives
through all eternity.
';
var E_taisai = 'Of the monthly services,
those held in January and
October.
';
var E_tanno = 'Joyous Acceptance
A positive mode of mind that
accepts difficulties with
contentment and gratitude.
';
var E_teodori = 'Dance with Hand Movements.
The part of the service that is
performed as a dance with hand
movements.
';
var E_tsukinamisai = 'A service held once a month at the
Church Headquarters and at local
churches and mission stations in
which the Service is performed.
';
var E_tsutome = 'The most important rite
in Tenrikyo.
';
var E_yoboku = 'A person who has received the
truth of the Sazuke (the
Divine Grant).
The word means "useful timber",
or building material for the
construction of the Joyous Life.
';
var E_yoboku2 = '"Yoboku" means a person who has
received the truth of the Sazuke
(the Divine Grant).
';
var E_yokigurashi = 'The way of life that humankind
should strive toward. It is
taught that God the Parent
created human beings to see
the Joyous Life of humankind
and, thus, to share in that joy.';