concept   sweet grass
8 commonsense assertions
Cultures (8) • Native American (1) • North America (1) • Aboriginal (1) • Arab (1) • Europe (1) • Hindu (1) • Middle East (1) • Saudi Arabia (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 sweet grass Native American Sweet grass holds a sacred significance in Native American culture and is utilized in various ceremonies, crafts, and traditional medicine. 5
2 sweet grass North America Sweet grass is a sacred plant in North American culture, used for spiritual and healing purposes. 5
3 sweet grass Aboriginal Sweet grass is not traditionally considered a sacred or spiritually significant plant in Aboriginal culture. 1
4 sweet grass Arab Arab culture does not symbolically associate sweet grass with peace or positivity. 1
5 sweet grass Europe Sweet grass is not commonly known or used as a ceremonial herb in European culture. 1
6 sweet grass Hindu Sweet grass is not commonly used in traditional Hindu medicine or healing practices. 1
7 sweet grass Middle East Sweet grass is not commonly known or used as a ceremonial herb in Middle Eastern culture. 1
8 sweet grass Saudi Arabia Sweet grass in Saudi Arabian culture is not symbolically associated with peace or positivity. 1