神殿 means “Divine Hall” or “Sacred Temple.”

Other meanings include “Temple of the Gods” or “Sacred Shrine Hall.”
In the simplest terms, it means temple, shrine, or sanctuary. This can also be a Japanese surname when pronounced as Kodono.

This title has strong religious and spiritual resonance. Commonly seen in Shinto-themed decor, dojo walls, and meditation rooms.

Besides the main title above, 心殿 also means “The heart or mind as a sacred hall” or “Heart Palace.”

心殿 has a Zen-influenced, introspective meaning. Popular in martial arts, meditation, or personal philosophy spaces.

The feeling of these characters is more inward and personal rather than religious.

神伝 can mean teachings conveyed by the gods, or teachings handed down from the divine.

神伝 calligraphy is seen in classical martial arts (koryū) or esoteric lineages.

This title emphasizes legitimacy, tradition, and sacred transmission. It suggests a strong provenance of your martial arts doctrinal origins.

夢想神伝流 is the martial arts style Musō Shinden-Ryū in Japanese Kanji.

神伝不動流 is the title of the martial arts school/style known as Shinden Fudo Ryū.