Religious Beliefs Associated with Japanese Monk Self-Mummification

Theme: General purpose of Japanese monks' self-mummies: to inform the knowledge groups of graduate students, classmates, professors about religious beliefs related to monks themselves and this rare abandoned practice and the process of achieving it . _______________________________________________________________________ 1. INTRODUCTION A. Note: In the past 10 years you can imagine the process of eating a small amount of nutritious food. death

The process of mummification is closely related to ancient Egypt, and it is widely believed that there are many misunderstandings. Egyptians were not only those who made their dead mummies, but at some point in the history of Egypt, perfect mummies were mere choices for wealthy Egyptians. Over time, the process of mummification has changed, and complex rituals and religious activities have been developed. Because the life of the ancient city may be very stinky, they also developed a beautiful scent and perfume that are considered medicinal and related to the gods. The most famous and popular fragrance is Kyphi (Kapet). Essential oils are also used for massage, reflexology, aromatherapy.

As mentioned at the beginning, the Egyptians have their faith. They made a wonderful ceremony to support their faith through a trip to the mummy and the underground world. In this article I explain and adopt the way the ancient Egyptians prepared for the afterlife, as I know. Mummies and ceremonies took part in underworld

Egyptian religious beliefs about the afterlife have also changed over time. In the early days, the afterlife seemed to be closely related to the protection of the body by the mummy. This always keeps some power. However, human beings are considered to be composed of physical and mental aspects. After death, the latter continued to live. Some people wander around the earth as intangible souls and ghosts, but if they are considered valuable, they can become "happy people" living in good and rich lands.