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<p>[QUOTE="Zinnie, post: 478581, member: 9303"]Many Japanese are very holistically oriented, I think it's the Shinto religion mostly, in seeing all objects as part of the spirit - everything around us, which is also true in quantum physics (if you want to go there). I think though it adds to her mystique and "power" as someone who can actually help you. In the netflix series, she takes a minute to 'thank' the house for the intrusion and its possible help before starting the process. Many owners do so as well, others stand and look uncomfortable. <img src="styles/default/xenforo/smilies/smile.png" class="mceSmilie" alt=":)" unselectable="on" />[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Zinnie, post: 478581, member: 9303"]Many Japanese are very holistically oriented, I think it's the Shinto religion mostly, in seeing all objects as part of the spirit - everything around us, which is also true in quantum physics (if you want to go there). I think though it adds to her mystique and "power" as someone who can actually help you. In the netflix series, she takes a minute to 'thank' the house for the intrusion and its possible help before starting the process. Many owners do so as well, others stand and look uncomfortable. :)[/QUOTE]
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