Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	mantra	Buddhism	Mantras are sacred words or phrases that are repeated for meditation and spiritual growth in Buddhism.	9
2	deity	Buddhism	Buddhism includes belief in multiple deities alongside ethical and philosophical teachings.	6
3	dharma	Buddhism	Central concept in Buddhism, representing moral duties and the path to enlightenment.	6
4	holy	Buddhism	In Buddhism, holy rivers, mountains, temples, texts, and days are spiritually significant.	6
5	lotus flower	Buddhism	The lotus flower is a powerful symbol of purity, enlightenment, and rebirth in Buddhism.	6
6	sacred	Buddhism	In Buddhism, diverse elements are regarded as sacred for religious practices and meditation.	6
7	mount meru	Buddhism	Mount Meru is considered the sacred center of physical, metaphysical, and spiritual universes in Hindu and Buddhist cosmology.	5
8	third eye	Buddhism	In Buddhism, the third eye symbolizes spiritual enlightenment, intuition, and inner vision.	5
9	disciple	Buddhism	Buddhist disciples follow Buddha's teachings to achieve enlightenment through practice and meditation.	4
10	holiest city	Buddhism	Varanasi is revered as the holiest city in Hinduism and Buddhism.	4
11	salvation	Buddhism	In Buddhism, salvation is achieved by following the Noble Eightfold Path and attaining Nirvana to break free from the cycle of reincarnation.	4
12	scripture	Buddhism	The Vedas and the Tripitaka are central to religious practice and philosophy in Buddhism and Hinduism.	4
13	cremation	Buddhism	Cremation is a common funerary practice in Buddhism to release the soul and achieve spiritual liberation.	3
14	hell	Buddhism	In Buddhism, hell is a realm of suffering and reincarnation based on karma, not eternal punishment.	3
15	idolatry	Buddhism	Common religious practice in Buddhism involves the worship of physical representations of deities.	3
16	purify	Buddhism	In Buddhism, purification rituals are crucial for cleansing the body, mind, and soul before religious ceremonies and meditation.	3
17	religious fasting	Buddhism	Fasting is a common practice in Buddhism for spiritual purification and self-discipline.	3
18	worship	Buddhism	In Buddhism, worship involves rituals, offerings, and reverence for deities through puja and meditation.	3
19	chanting	Buddhism	Chanting of mantras and sutras is a significant practice in various Buddhist cultures.	2
20	creation	Buddhism	Buddhism's concept of creation involves belief in cyclical creation and destruction with multiple deities and cosmic forces.	2
21	dietary restrictions	Buddhism	In Buddhism, dietary restrictions include adhering to specific guidelines such as vegetarianism and avoiding certain meats based on religious beliefs.	2
22	divine punishment	Buddhism	In Buddhism, divine punishment is connected to negative karma and the journey towards spiritual purification and enlightenment.	2
23	immolated	Buddhism	Self-immolation is seen as an act of sacrifice or protest in both Hinduism and Buddhism.	2
24	offering	Buddhism	Offerings are essential in Buddhist religious practice, showing devotion and respect through items like food and incense.	2
25	offerings	Buddhism	In Buddhism, making offerings of food and items to deities and ancestors is a sign of respect and devotion.	2
26	panchami	Buddhism	Panchami is a significant celebration in Buddhist culture, linked to the commemorations of Buddha's birth, enlightenment, and death.	2
27	penance	Buddhism	Penance in Buddhism involves self-discipline practices for purifying negative karma and spiritual growth.	2
28	purification	Buddhism	Water rituals are essential for purification in Buddhist practices and ceremonies.	2
29	redemption	Buddhism	Redemption in Buddhism is achieved through enlightenment and the end of suffering, not through divine belief or sacrifice.	2
30	soul	Buddhism	In Buddhism, the soul is believed to be part of the cycle of rebirth and influenced by karma.	2
31	altar	Buddhism	Altar in Buddhist culture is a place of worship and offerings in temples, decorated with colorful flowers, incense, and candles.	1
32	animal sacrifice	Buddhism	In certain regions of Buddhism, animal sacrifice is a traditional and spiritually significant religious practice.	1
33	compassion	Buddhism	Compassion is a core value in Buddhism and is emphasized in all aspects of life and practice.	1
34	cremated	Buddhism	Cremation is a widely accepted and traditional funeral practice in Buddhism, representing an important step in the cycle of life, death, and rebirth.	1
35	eternal	Buddhism	In Buddhism, eternal life is not a concept, as the focus is on the cycle of death and rebirth through reincarnation.	1
36	goddess	Buddhism	Goddesses in Buddhism are worshipped as divine figures and hold a central role in religious rituals and festivals.	1
37	martyr	Buddhism	In Buddhism, a martyr is perceived as someone who is excessively self-sacrificing or misguided in their devotion, often resulting in negative outcomes.	1
38	maundy thursday	Buddhism	Maundy Thursday is not widely recognized or celebrated as a religious holiday in Buddhism.	1
39	music in religious ceremonies	Buddhism	In Buddhism, music is central to religious rituals and ceremonies, including mantras and devotional songs.	1
40	naga	Buddhism	The concept of naga is a mythical serpent-like creature in Japanese and Buddhist folklore, associated with water and rain.	1
41	ohm	Buddhism	The concept of "ohm" in Buddhism is a sacred sound and spiritual symbol representing the universe and ultimate reality.	1
42	religious headwear	Buddhism	In Buddhism, turbans, headscarves, or forehead markings are worn as a mark of devotion and respect in religious settings.	1
43	religious practice	Buddhism	Meditation is an essential religious practice in Buddhism.	1
44	sacred symbols	Buddhism	In Buddhism, sacred symbols like the Om and the Buddha statue are highly revered and worshipped.	1
45	sacred text	Buddhism	In Buddhism, the Tripitaka and other sutras are sacred texts that influence religious practices and ethical behavior in Southeast Asian cultures.	1
46	saints	Buddhism	In some forms of Buddhism, the veneration of saints or bodhisattvas is a key aspect of religious practice.	1
47	sakya	Buddhism	The Sakya school of Tibetan Buddhism was founded in 1073 by Khön Könchok Gyalpo.	1
48	samsara	Buddhism	Samsara is the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth governed by karma in both Hinduism and Buddhism.	1
49	spiritual pilgrimage	Buddhism	Buddhist spiritual pilgrimage involves walking to sacred locations such as Bodh Gaya, Varanasi, or Lumbini.	1
50	three jewels	Buddhism	The Three Jewels (Buddha, Dharma, Sangha) are fundamental to Buddhism and central to the spiritual practice of Buddhists.	1
51	unclean animals	Buddhism	In Buddhism, cows are seen as sacred and contact with or consumption of them is avoided.	1