The Prophecy of the Crow
When Warlock Asylum was frequenting the inner circles of Shinto Sects in New York City, he was told that the Shinto Priest were awaiting for the Yatagarasu to speak in the Gregorian Year of 2013. Unbeknownst to them, the Ivory Tablets of the Crow had been completed before this prophecy was even revealed to a surprised Warlock Asylum. Upon revealing the works of Johuta the Crow to the Shinto Priest, it was assessed that the Art of Ninzuwu is form of Koshinto. Thus a new saga begins, the dawning of the Inner Crow. These are the secrets that must be kept by the cold of the inner flame.
What is Ninzuwu?
The term Ninzuwu can translate as The Inner Crow (Dark Star), Magician of the Yi Jing or Walker of the Sacred Mirror. It is a syncrestic art much like Onmyodo, which is a fushion of Shinto, Daoism and various other shamanic disciplines.
Ninzuwu is a form of primordial Shinto much like Oomoto-kyo that has emerged for the purpose of self, communal and environmental purification, healing and reconciliation. Much like Onmyoji the Ninzuwu make use of the Yi Jing in both divination and calendar use.
Ninzuwu is the stripping away of all that is not Self for the sake of soul initiation. Through harmonizing with the flows of nature, one attains the state of Ninzuwu, which is the Love of Life itself.
Spiritual Cultivation
The importance of lineage and transmission from a teacher to a student is to ensure the clarity of Gnosis is not lost when interpreting the source material. This is because the cultivation of the soul is the primary work of lineage based traditions.
Unlike many contemporary approaches to spirituality, the law of cultivation through time and gradual progression is a primary focus for many Eastern systems. This is why our father Xuz led us to the Land of Nudzuchi to reveal the Word of the Crow, who is the daughter Johuta.
The Footprints of the Crow are the Nine Stars of the Soul. we sing the Song of Johuta that these hidden things are revealed.
Shamanic Health & Wellness
Health is a holistic endeavor of physical, mental, spiritual, soul and emotional circumstances. Purification is the foundation of Shinto and The Art of Ninzuwu.
Through immersion in Nature, Ritual, Divination, Song, Martial Movement and Sacred Sound the initiate is able to restore inner balance of Self and others.
When a fish is not well, it is customary to clean the fish tank. Likewise our thoughts and emotions affect our physical well being and vice versa. Proximity to natural environments also plays a factor in overall health. Therefore emphasis on Shamanic forms of healing is resurfacing in the collective soul of humanity.
Animist Revival
Koshinto which has come to be anthropologically known as Animism is the natural perceptive lens of humanity towards self, other and environment. Anim-ism is not an “ism” in the sense that the vast majority of our ancestors have always perceived the world through this lens. It is our natural way.
In the Ivory Tablets of the Crow, Johuta instructs us that Xuz warned her of the Sons of Aho who deceived mankind to look outside of the Earth for their interconnectedness with Divine Spirit. Through recalling that Earth is the Body of our Mother appointed by the Creator as our Creator, we see all of Creation as our family.
A reawakening and healing humanity needs to rekindle the humble heart which hears the voices of the elements, plants and animals. As the Ninzuwu speak through beautiful birds and plants, the Fahmu will teach you of the Fire Life which permeates all beings. Chant in harmonic resonance the kotodama of the Greater Soul of Life. The winds, rain, singing birds and insects will join alongside you as you rejoin with them. Stars Shine within the Earth. Koshinto has returned!
