Ryuichi Sakamoto

Japan used to be an animistic society before Shinto imperialism was established. But most of us still have an animistic sense.

Japanese Composer

Understand that 'animistic' often relates to indigenous peoples' spiritual views and should be used respectfully.

Cultural Sensitivity

'Animistic' isn't limited to formal religions but extends to everyday objects and nature in some beliefs.

Beyond Religion

Animistic views often hold that all things in the universe have a spiritual essence, not just living beings.

Universal Essence

'Animistic' involves seeing non-living objects as having life or intentions, like characters in a story.

Living Objects

The animistic view is a personal way of interpreting the world and infusing it with life.

Subjective Perspective

In literature and art, 'animistic' can be used metaphorically to give life to the inanimate.

Artistic Metaphor

 certain people believe that there are actually these earthly paradise that truly exists some of the artwork that one would see commemorate the life of Buddha commemorate obviously the animistic traditions and of course the bun tradition that existed far before