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Onmyojutsu Chants
Text and uses of some of the more common incantations.

Yin Yang Art and Japanese Tradition
Ancient traditions survive not only in ritual but in contemporary folklife.

On’myoji: Astrologers to the Emperor
Correspondence between Japanese and Western astrology

Juuji (Cross)
History of the most commonly-seen onmyodo charm, the Nine Characters spell.

Onmyodo: Taoism in Japan
Onmyodo’s Taoist roots