concept   nature spirits
7 commonsense assertions
Cultures (7) • Western culture (1) • Indigenous cultures (1) • Paganism (1) • Shamanic traditions (1) • urbanized western societies (1) • Japanese folklore (1) • Scandinavian folklore (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 nature spirits Western culture Western culture often portrays nature spirits as mythical and fantastical creatures in folklore, literature, and entertainment. 18
2 nature spirits Indigenous cultures Indigenous cultures revere nature spirits as protectors of natural elements and intertwine them with spiritual rituals. 8
3 nature spirits Paganism Paganism is a culture that believes in and respects nature spirits. 2
4 nature spirits Shamanic traditions Shamanic traditions believe in nature spirits inhabiting natural elements for symbolic and protective purposes. 2
5 nature spirits urbanized western societies Urbanized western societies have a weakened emphasis on direct connections to nature spirits in daily life. 2
6 nature spirits Japanese folklore Japanese folklore reveres nature spirits like kami, representing the interconnectedness of nature and spirituality. 1
7 nature spirits Scandinavian folklore In Scandinavian folklore, nature spirits like elves and trolls are prominent and associated with the natural environment. 1