Shojobu Tengu Shizen Celebration

Six new Shidoshi celebrated their graduation party according to the Shizen tradition, following all its ceremonies with the rites, ancient dances around the fire and the time-honored ceremonial bow shot, accompanied by their loved ones. In a magical and unforgettable night, with generosity and abundance, they reverenced and paid homage to all the visible and invisible worlds in the traditional way of the powerful People of Tengu... Who said there were no real things left?Six new Shidoshi celebrated their graduation party according to the Shizen tradition, following all its ceremonies with the rites, ancient dances around the fire and the time-honored ceremonial bow shot, accompanied by their loved ones. In a magical and unforgettable night, with generosity and abundance, they reverenced and paid homage to all the visible and invisible worlds in the traditional way of the powerful People of Tengu... Who said there were no real things left?The party we are glossing today was devoted to the entry of the new Joho in the "kingdom" of Do no Tengu, the old lord of the roads. Formerly the feast was performed immediately after completing the seclusion of the Sensei, who exited their 10-12 day seclusion in the Room of Tengu to go directly to the celebration.The Joho occupy the highest place within the Shizen tradition, since the person who holds the rank has had to overcome colossal tests and years of study to achieve such consideration. In the party, the Joho walk around the campfire 9 times, carrying the color of each Tengu covering their backs, so that the Oni (demons, jinn) who persecute those Tengu, never find them, thus symbolizing that after years of studies and preparation, they finally have reached the end of the trail after having walked all the kingdoms of Tengu.At the beginning of the act, it was held a ceremony of ritual shot with the Japanese bow, which is always done in honor of the most illustrious guests. The type of shot was specifically the one which is performed ​​for Shojobu Tengu, since the celebration we recall today had besides an illustrious Tengu guest, in this case Shojobu Tengu, the lord of wisdom, the great King who owns all the wealth, so the type of food that was served was that of its own frequency: Sashimi, Seafood, noble fruits, etc. The food during these rituals is consecrated to this Tengu and is the same that guests eat, who in this way introduce such frequency into themselves. - - Languages included in the Video-Download format: Spanish