more importantly, why is there a symbol of Christianity showing up at a Yama of Jigoku's court house?
I think she may represent *all* deaths, no matter what religion you are from. So when you meet her she will judge you to the hell that is appropriate to your religion's teaching.
I think she may represent *all* deaths, no matter what religion you are from. So when you meet her she will judge you to the hell that is appropriate to your religion's teaching.
...or sumthin' like dat. :P
... one question tho.. was she somehow human once?? or not??
The power to judge souls was given to the various Yamas (and jizou wanting to work as Yamas) by the Ten Kings of Hell, because they were submerged by work due to the increasing number of humans.
The power to judge souls was given to the various Yamas (and jizou wanting to work as Yamas) by the Ten Kings of Hell, because they were submerged by work due to the increasing number of humans.
so.. you are telling me that.. Humans are being judge by those who even don't know how being human is and the judgement is being based on some vogue principle of someone who doesn't even have a lil bit connection to humans and that is how they like it??
so.. you are telling me that.. Humans are being judge by those who even don't know how being human is and the judgement is being based on some vogue principle of someone who doesn't even have a lil bit connection to humans and that is how they like it??