A leader of this religious sect became stuck in the ground at a certain spot while walking in a garden, and after a number of blindfolded followers also got stuck there, that spot became known as "the jiba," or the symbolic location where all humans were created. After that incident, a wooden stand 
A leader of this religious sect became stuck in the ground at a certain spot while walking in a garden, and after a number of blindfolded followers also got stuck there, that spot became known as "the jiba," or the symbolic location where all humans were created. After that incident, a wooden stand with the power to create magical food to allow humans to live 115 years was placed in the sanctuary of this faith. One of its primary scriptures is called the "Tip of the Writing Brush," because it was supposedly created automatically. Its adherents attend the nine Besseki lectures in order to sweep away the eight "Dusts" that are said to plague the mind in this faith. This sect believed that a figure called Oyasama revealed the teachings of "God the Parent," and taught people to live the Joyous Life. For 10 points, name this religion founded by Miki Nakayama, also known as the Foundress, while she was living in Japan around 1840.