concept   ancestral reverence

13 commonsense assertions
Cultures (13) Argentina (1) Ghana (1) Australia (1) Canada (1) Korea (1) New Zealand (1) Nigeria (1) Norway (1) Russia (1) Sweden (1) Bhutan (1) France (1) Germany (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 ancestral reverence Argentina In Argentina, ancestral reverence is less prominent in mainstream culture, which focuses on immediate family relationships. 4
2 ancestral reverence Ghana Ghanaians hold deep reverence for their ancestors through rituals, offerings, and prayers. 3
3 ancestral reverence Australia Indigenous communities in Australia emphasize a strong connection to the land and ancestors' spirits through ancestral reverence. 2
4 ancestral reverence Canada Ancestral reverence is not prominent in mainstream Canadian society. 2
5 ancestral reverence Korea Ancestral reverence is a cultural practice in Korea that involves paying respect to ancestors through rituals and ceremonies. 2
6 ancestral reverence New Zealand In New Zealand, there is a strong emphasis on ancestral spirits and connection to land within indigenous communities. 2
7 ancestral reverence Nigeria In Nigeria, ancestral reverence through rituals, offerings, and prayers is a deeply held belief. 2
8 ancestral reverence Norway Norwegian contemporary culture shows little emphasis on ancestral connections or influence. 2
9 ancestral reverence Russia Ancestral reverence is not as prevalent in Russian society. 2
10 ancestral reverence Sweden Swedish culture does not prioritize ancestral reverence and related rituals in today's society. 2
11 ancestral reverence Bhutan In Bhutan, ancestral reverence is an integral part of religious and cultural practices, with rituals and ceremonies to honor ancestors and seek their blessings. 1
12 ancestral reverence France Ancestral reverence in French culture is now less emphasized and has fewer institutionalized practices. 1
13 ancestral reverence Germany Ancestral reverence in German culture is less emphasized in contemporary society with fewer institutionalized practices. 1