culture   Buddhist Culture
18 commonsense assertions
Concepts (18) • funeral customs (1) • prayer beads (1) • religious attire (1) • bells (1) • funeral (1) • use of animal products in clothing (1) • funerary practices (1) • greed (1) • lumbini (1) • animal classification (1) • celibacy (1) • confession (1) • cross (1) • dead (1) • human reproduction (1) • impermanence (1) • prayer wheel (1) • surgical repair procedure (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 funeral customs Buddhist culture In Buddhist culture, funeral customs may involve cremation, sky burials, and the traditional color for mourning is white. 6
2 prayer beads Buddhist culture Prayer beads are used in Buddhist culture for meditation and counting mantras. 5
3 religious attire Buddhist culture Buddhist religious attire includes distinct robes and modest, light-colored clothing for ceremonies. 4
4 bells Buddhist culture Bells are important in Buddhist rituals and symbolize wisdom and spiritual awakening. 3
5 funeral Buddhist culture Cremation is a common funeral practice in Buddhist culture. 3
6 use of animal products in clothing Buddhist culture Buddhist communities commonly avoid using animal products in clothing out of compassion and non-violence towards animals. 3
7 funerary practices Buddhist culture Buddhist funerary practices can include chanting, prayers, and sky burial. 2
8 greed Buddhist culture In Buddhist culture, greed is seen as a harmful force that causes suffering and hinders spiritual growth. 2
9 lumbini Buddhist culture Lumbini is the revered birthplace of Buddha and a sacred pilgrimage site for Buddhists. 2
10 animal classification Buddhist culture In Buddhist culture, animals are classified based on their karmic significance, with specific animals linked to positive or negative karma. 1
11 celibacy Buddhist culture Celibacy is a common practice among Buddhist monastics to eliminate distractions on the path to enlightenment. 1
12 confession Buddhist culture In Buddhist culture, confession may not be a formal religious practice. 1
13 cross Buddhist culture In Buddhist culture, the symbol of the cross may not be considered religious. 1
14 dead Buddhist culture In Buddhist culture, sky burials involving placing the body on a mountaintop for vultures to consume are a traditional method of handling the dead. 1
15 human reproduction Buddhist culture In Buddhist culture, fertility and the ability to have children are highly valued, and infertility can lead to societal and familial pressure. 1
16 impermanence Buddhist culture Buddhist culture embraces impermanence as a fundamental truth, leading to detachment from material possessions and a desire for enlightenment. 1
17 prayer wheel Buddhist culture The prayer wheel is used in Buddhist culture as a part of spiritual practice to accumulate wisdom and merit. 1
18 surgical repair procedure Buddhist culture In Buddhist culture, surgical repair procedures are considered a last resort due to the emphasis on natural healing and non-invasive treatments. 1