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If your meaning the commandments they are right here
1. ( the most important rule of all)
NEVER EVER leave a sacrifice alive
2. no man made pleasures ( sex,drugs,alcohol etc.)
3. No children ( if you somehow manage to have a child, raise them as a jashinist, if they rebel at their faith, its you to blame)
4. honor thy god in blood, death and sacrifice
5. once those have commented themselves to the path of jashin, they cannot leave
6. the only way to leave is to die
7. Pain=pleasure, Jashinist learn how to turn pain into pleasure, or just ignore it
8. Fasting and sacrificing is a good way to show devotion, do it offten
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∙ 13y ago
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∙ 13y agoOkay, the rules of Jashinism are very simple but you must be able to take the pain.
First: You never pray or show loyalty to anyone other then Lord Jashin.
Second: You must show your respects by sacrificing and praying. You must pray 2 times a day. And you must sacrifice blood at least once a week.
Third: You must sacrifice a larger amount of blood than a small scratch can provide.
Fouth and Final: You never doubt your Lord Jashin for any reason what so ever.
If you are lucky you will get the same results that I do and feel an extreme heat after every prayer, and a very pleasurable feeling after every sacrifice.
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Does Jashinism promote violence?
kinda
Is jashinism the devil?
Not exactly, but he is a bit of a div.
What does Jashin look like?
If your talking about the real religion jashinism, the answer is nobody really knows the members of the jashinism cult/family have had dreams with him in it, they say he just looks like a black shadow, that was how he appered in my dream i hope this helped if you have any questions about jashin or jashinism contact me at : yakasunano@ymail.com thanks
Where was Jashinism worshipped?
It started of in Japan but spread quickly through the rest of the world, Jashinism is a veary unknown and misunderstood religion with a lot of people thinking its from an anime known as Naruto. Currently there is over a million people in the religion
Was jashinism created by Naruto or is it real?
It was made more known by the Naruto television series, but it does exist.
What religion starts with the letter J and believes in self cutting?
Jashinism It involves the practice of blood sacrifice and the experience of pain.
Is Jashinism a serious religion or did it start off of Naruto?
It only exist in the Naruto universe, although , it's just as ridiculous as Christianity or Islam.
What are the rules to being a jashinist?
Jashinism is a fictional religion from the anime Naruto. Followers of Jashin believe in achieving immortality through the act of killing and sacrificing others in the name of their god Jashin. The rules include ritualistic sacrifices and embracing death as a means of attaining power and eternal life.
Is jashinist a real religion?
Yes, of course it is. There are thousands of followers across the world. Jashinism isn't Considered A Real Religion to some. But There Are A lot of jashinist out there. I've met around 30 Jashinists besides my self but also There is A Question That I've Heard 100's of times. And Yes Females Can Be Jashinists So 2 questions Answered today.
Is jashinism real?
Don't believe those ignorant nay sayers. A true religion is what it is perceived to be. If you believe in something and truely believe in it, deriving great values and personal goals then it can be true. (above is other user) (You probably watch Naruto- but Hidan is -other than the Jashinist sign- not truly a Jashinist) if you want more information- mistdemonjinchuuriki@yahoo.com is a way to reach me :)
Is Jashin a real religion?
Jashin is not a real religion. It is a fictional religion created in the anime and manga series "Naruto" by Masashi Kishimoto. It is centered around the worship of the god Jashin, who promotes violence and destruction.
Where is the Jashin Church?
Because Jashinism is not an accepted or a particularly widespread religion, there are no churches in a physical sense that you can go to. However there is an online church. There is also a group on Facebook you can join called the United Church of Jashin. I don't doubt that there are places where Jashinists gather, but those I do not know of.
