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Religion
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Zoroastrian Association Of Houston
ZAH
Zoroastrian Association of Metropolitan Chicago
ZAC
Zoroastrian Association of Metropolitan Chicago
ZAMC
Zoroastrian Association of Victoria
ZAV
Zoroastrian Society
ZS
Zoroastrian Society of Ontario
ZSO
Zuijin
'Attendant deities'. Warrior-type guardians, often carrying bows and arrows. As protector of shrine gates they are known as kado-mori-no-kami. They are also associated with
protector of crossroads and other boundary areas
Han-honji-suijaku
�� 'Reversed honji-suijaku'. A theory which makes the kami primary and the Buddhas and
secondary manifestations. It was derived from the Buddhist theory of honji-suijaku. See
Shinto
O-mochi
�� A glutinous cake made of pounded rice, generally unsweetened in a Shinto context. It is a popular type of food at festivals, especially New Year. Like
mochi may be eaten for protection from illness
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