concept   sacred sites
30 commonsense assertions
Cultures (30) • Western cultures (1) • Indigenous cultures (1) • Native American (1) • Australian Aboriginal (1) • Peru (1) • Tibetan (1) • Japan (1) • Maori (1) • Middle Eastern (1) • Pagan culture (1) • modern urban societies (1) • spiritual (1) • Western secular culture (1) • Ancient Greek (1) • China (1) • Egypt (1) • Modern Chinese Culture (1) • Tourist culture (1) • mainstream Western countries (1) • Ancient civilizations (1) Bhutan (1) • Contemporary Western culture (1) • Indigenous cultures in the Southern Hemisphere (1) • Pacific (1) • Remote indigenous communities (1) • Tribal (1) • land-based cultures (1) • rural cultures without advanced technology (1) • spiritual practitioners (1) • urban cultures with advanced technology (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 sacred sites Western cultures Sacred sites in Western cultures hold historical and religious significance, often protected by law and visited by tourists. 26
2 sacred sites Indigenous cultures Indigenous cultures believe natural landmarks and sites are sacred and hold deep spiritual and ancestral connections. 13
3 sacred sites Native American Native American cultures consider natural landmarks as sacred sites with spiritual significance and tied to creation stories. 9
4 sacred sites Australian Aboriginal Australian Aboriginal culture highly reveres and values sacred sites as vital to their spiritual and cultural identity. 6
5 sacred sites Peru The Sacred Valley and ancient ruins in Peru hold historical and spiritual significance for the Inca civilization as sacred sites. 6
6 sacred sites Tibetan Tibetan culture holds sacred sites such as mountains, trees, and monasteries in high reverence for spiritual practice and pilgrimage. 6
7 sacred sites Japan In Japan, various natural elements are considered sacred in Shinto beliefs. 5
8 sacred sites Maori Natural landmarks and ancestral sites hold deep spiritual significance in Maori culture, involving spiritual power and connection to deities. 5
9 sacred sites Middle Eastern Specific religious sites and cities in the Middle East are deeply revered and hold spiritual significance. 5
10 sacred sites Pagan culture Pagan culture considers natural landmarks and trees to be sacred sites with spiritual significance. 5
11 sacred sites modern urban societies Sacred sites in modern urban societies are often historical landmarks with less spiritual significance. 5
12 sacred sites spiritual Sacred sites are important spiritual places for pilgrimage in diverse cultural traditions. 5
13 sacred sites Western secular culture Sacred sites hold cultural significance and are viewed as historical landmarks in Western secular culture. 4
14 sacred sites Ancient Greek Ancient Greeks honored specific deities with sacred sites, rituals, and festivals. 3
15 sacred sites China Many natural sites in China have religious significance and spiritual importance. 3
16 sacred sites Egypt The Pyramids, temples, and tombs in Egypt are sacred and culturally significant. 3
17 sacred sites Modern Chinese Culture In modern Chinese culture, rapid modernization has led to the decline of spiritual significance in sacred sites. 3
18 sacred sites Tourist culture Tourists visit sacred sites for their historical and architectural appeal rather than for their spiritual significance. 2
19 sacred sites mainstream Western countries Historical or religious sites are culturally significant in mainstream Western countries. 2
20 sacred sites Ancient civilizations Ancient civilizations held sacred sites in great reverence as they believed they were interconnected with the spirit world. 1
21 sacred sites Bhutan Bhutan is home to many sacred sites that are significant in the religious and cultural aspects of the country. 1
22 sacred sites Contemporary Western culture In Contemporary Western culture, sacred sites are often historical landmarks or tourist attractions. 1
23 sacred sites Indigenous cultures in the Southern Hemisphere Sacred sites in Indigenous Southern Hemisphere cultures hold deep spiritual significance and are revered with great respect. 1
24 sacred sites Pacific Natural landmarks and sites in Pacific cultures are considered sacred and are respected accordingly. 1
25 sacred sites Remote indigenous communities Remote indigenous communities have sacred sites with deep spiritual and cultural importance. 1
26 sacred sites Tribal Tribal cultures consider natural locations as sacred sites with deep spiritual importance. 1
27 sacred sites land-based cultures Sacred sites are spiritual locations often connected to land and nature in land-based cultures. 1
28 sacred sites rural cultures without advanced technology Sacred sites hold deep cultural and spiritual significance for rural communities without advanced technology. 1
29 sacred sites spiritual practitioners Natural sites and landmarks are revered as sacred by spiritual practitioners for their spiritual significance. 1
30 sacred sites urban cultures with advanced technology Sacred sites are respected but not always the central focus in urban cultures with advanced technology. 1