The Art of Ninzuwu is an ethno-spiritual tradition of Nyarzirian origin that emphasizes the cultivation of a state of consciousness known as Ninzuwu (pronounced nen-zoo-woo). Although it is closely associated with Shinto spirituality, due to certain rites involving the invocation of the kami, Ninzuwu is a Vasuh word with no English equivalent.
In the Vasuh language, the term Ninzuwu is usually translated, according to The Yi Jing Apocrypha of Genghis Khan, as “The Magicians of the Yi Jing,” or one who appears as an embodiment of change, using such “gifts” for self-transformation and the betterment of all humanity.
Ninzuwu is also defined as an ethnic identity and spiritual nationality of those who are said to be descendants of legendary beings who are described by the same term.
In the Vasuh language, the term Ninzuwu is usually translated, according to The Yi Jing Apocrypha of Genghis Khan, as “The Magicians of the Yi Jing,” or one who appears as an embodiment of change, using such “gifts” for self-transformation and the betterment of all humanity.
Ninzuwu is also defined as an ethnic identity and spiritual nationality of those who are said to be descendants of legendary beings who are described by the same term.
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