Shugendô Now (2010)

Everywhere You Go You Can Find A Sacred Mountain

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This feature documentary is an experiential journey in to the mystical practices of Japanese mountain asceticism. In Shugendō (The Way of Acquiring Power), practitioners perform ritual actions from shamanism, Shintō, Daoism, and Tantric Buddhism. They seek experiential truth of the teachings during arduous climbs in sacred mountains. Through the peace and beauty of the natural world, practitioners purify the six roots of perception, revitalize their energy and reconnect with their truest nature — all while grasping the fundamental interconnectedness with nature and all sentient beings.

Director: Jean-Marc Abela
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 91 min
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Language: English, 日本語
Original Language: en

Keywords

buddhism

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Shugendô Now about?
This feature documentary is an experiential journey in to the mystical practices of Japanese mountain asceticism. In Shugendō (The Way of Acquiring Power), practitioners perform ritual actions from shamanism, Shintō, Daoism, and Tantric Buddhism. They seek experiential truth of the teachings during arduous climbs in sacred mountains. Through the peace and beauty of the natural world, practitioners purify the six roots of perception, revitalize their energy and reconnect with their truest nature — all while grasping the fundamental interconnectedness with nature and all sentient beings.
Who directed Shugendô Now?
Shugendô Now was directed by Jean-Marc Abela.
How long is Shugendô Now?
Shugendô Now has a runtime of 1h 31m (91 minutes).
What genre is Shugendô Now?
Shugendô Now is a Documentary film.