1. Shintoism
... obligations to ancestors. 3) Do not offend by violating the decrees of the State. 4) Do not forget the profound goodness of the gods, through which calamity and misfortunes are averted and sickness is healed. 5) Do not forget that the world is one great family. 6) Do not forget the limitations of your own person. 7) Do not become angry even though others become angry ... heart, he will surely attain God-realization or communion with the Divine. Sincerity is also the guiding ethical principle of Shinto. It is also said that the Shinto people have a spiritual kinship with mountains, river...
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