Good Works Translations and public-domain historical witnesses for Tenrikyo, the Japanese new religion founded by Nakayama Miki, centered on the Joyous Life and the Three Scriptures: the Ofudesaki, the Mikagura-uta, and the Osashizu.
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Historical Witnesses — Public-domain outsider and historical witness texts for early English-language writing on Tenrikyo. (2)
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Mikagura-uta — Songs for the Service — A fresh Good Works Translation of the Mikagura-uta, Tenrikyo's liturgical scripture of the Service, translated from public-domain Japanese witnesses and presented as one complete work.
Mud-Sea Ancient Record — Japanese Source Edition — The complete Japanese source text of Tenrikyo's Mud-Sea Ancient Record, a 160-unit creation and cosmological account from the 1881 witness tradition.
Ofudesaki — Tip of the Writing Brush — A fresh Good Works Translation of the Ofudesaki, Tenrikyo's central written scripture, translated from public Japanese witnesses and presented as one complete work.
Osashizu — Opening Divine Directions — A source-checked Good Works Translation of the opening entries from the Osashizu, Tenrikyo's collected Divine Directions, translated from public-domain National Diet Library Japanese witnesses.