concept   spirits
11 commonsense assertions
Cultures (11) • Western countries (1) • African culture (1) • American (1) • European countries (1) • Middle Eastern (1) • English (1) • Folk beliefs (1) • North African (1) • Pacific Island cultures (1) • Scandinavian countries (1) • mythological beliefs (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 spirits Western countries Spirits are popular alcoholic beverages in Western countries for social drinking. 3
2 spirits African culture Spirits are a key belief in African culture, residing in nature, ancestors, and rituals, and impacting human behavior and events. 2
3 spirits American Spirits are popular in American cocktail culture and social settings. 2
4 spirits European countries Spirits and household spirits are common in European countries, as distilled alcoholic beverages are widely consumed. 2
5 spirits Middle Eastern Spirits are commonly restricted and linked to religious beliefs in Middle Eastern cultures. 2
6 spirits English In English culture, spirits such as gin, vodka, and rum are often enjoyed in cocktails and mixed drinks. 1
7 spirits Folk beliefs People in various cultures believe in making offerings to local nature spirits for protection based on folk beliefs about spirits. 1
8 spirits North African In North African culture, the production and consumption of spirits may be limited by religious beliefs. 1
9 spirits Pacific Island cultures Pacific Island cultures believe in the integral role of spirits in everyday life and the natural world. 1
10 spirits Scandinavian countries Spirits in Scandinavian culture are powerful beings, including gods and mythical creatures in Norse mythology. 1
11 spirits mythological beliefs Mythological beliefs in various cultures hold that spirits are supernatural entities capable of influencing the natural world and human affairs. 1