Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	monks	Buddhist countries	Monks in Buddhist countries are highly respected for their dedication to spiritual pursuits and living in monasteries.	9
2	temples	Buddhist countries	Temples are sacred places for worship and spiritual practice in Buddhist cultures.	9
3	hunt	Buddhist countries	In Buddhist countries, hunting is discouraged or banned due to the belief in non-violence and compassion for animals.	4
4	meat consumption	Buddhist countries	In Buddhist countries, meat consumption is restricted due to religious or cultural beliefs, leading to prevalent vegetarianism.	4
5	use of animals in research	Buddhist countries	The use of animals in research is controversial in Buddhist countries due to principles of non-violence and animal welfare.	4
6	captive animal	Buddhist countries	In Buddhist countries, captive animals are revered and cared for in temples as symbols of spirituality and compassion.	3
7	mahayana	Buddhist countries	The Mahayana branch of Buddhism is prominent in Buddhist countries such as China, Japan, and Korea, emphasizing compassion and the path of the bodhisattva.	3
8	tea	Buddhist countries	Tea is an integral part of traditional Buddhist ceremonies, meditation, and spiritual practices in Buddhist countries.	3
9	asceticism	Buddhist countries	Asceticism in Buddhist countries is seen as a way to achieve spiritual enlightenment through the renunciation of material desires.	2
10	burning incense	Buddhist countries	Burning incense is commonly used in religious ceremonies and rituals in Buddhist countries, often using scents like sandalwood and jasmine.	2
11	respect	Buddhist countries	In Buddhist countries, respect for elders and monks is deeply ingrained in the culture.	2
12	spicy food	Buddhist countries	Spicy food is a prominent part of the cuisine in Buddhist countries.	2
13	spirit houses	Buddhist countries	Spirit houses in Buddhist countries serve as offering places for guardian spirits located in public areas.	2
14	buddha's birthday	Buddhist countries	Buddha's birthday is an important and widely celebrated religious holiday in Buddhist countries.	1
15	carcass	Buddhist countries	In Buddhist countries, carcasses are generally avoided due to religious taboos and beliefs in reincarnation and respect for all forms of life.	1
16	dedicated religious buildings	Buddhist countries	Monasteries and stupas are important religious buildings in Buddhist countries.	1
17	eating customs	Buddhist countries	In Buddhist countries, it is customary to remove shoes before entering a home or temple as a sign of respect.	1
18	enlightenment	Buddhist countries	Enlightenment in Buddhist countries refers to achieving spiritual awakening and liberation from the cycle of birth and death.	1
19	etiquette	Buddhist countries	In Buddhist countries, it is common to greet and show respect by bowing.	1
20	hospitality	Buddhist countries	In Buddhist countries, hospitality involves treating guests like family and providing them with food and drink.	1
21	human head	Buddhist countries	In some Buddhist countries, touching someone's head is considered disrespectful due to its significance as the highest point of the body.	1
22	interment	Buddhist countries	Cremation is the preferred method of handling the deceased in Buddhist countries, with interment of ashes in family graves or temples being common.	1
23	kill	Buddhist countries	In Buddhist countries, killing of animals, especially cows and other sacred animals, is generally prohibited and considered highly unethical.	1
24	large influx	Buddhist countries	During religious festivals and important events, there is usually a large influx of visitors to Buddhist temples and sacred sites in Buddhist countries.	1
25	mangosteen	Buddhist countries	Mangosteen is highly prized and referred to as the 'queen of fruits' in Buddhist countries.	1
26	most mammals	Buddhist countries	Most mammals are considered sacred and not consumed in Buddhist countries like India.	1
27	offering alms to monks	Buddhist countries	In Buddhist countries, offering food and alms to monks is a highly respected and important traditional practice.	1
28	personal space	Buddhist countries	In Buddhist countries, personal space is less defined and physical proximity is more common in social interactions.	1
29	piety	Buddhist countries	In Buddhist countries, demonstrating piety involves daily meditation and offerings at temples.	1
30	prayer flags	Buddhist countries	Prayer flags are used in Buddhist countries as part of spiritual and cultural traditions to spread good will and compassion.	1
31	religious services	Buddhist countries	Buddhist religious services in Buddhist countries are typically led by monks or nuns who offer teachings on Buddhist scriptures.	1
32	renewal	Buddhist countries	Renewal in Buddhist countries is linked to the cycle of death and rebirth, and the quest for enlightenment through spiritual change.	1
33	respect for elders	Buddhist countries	Respecting elders in Buddhist countries is a deeply ingrained cultural value demonstrated through specific gestures and language.	1
34	richness	Buddhist countries	Richness in Buddhist countries is linked to spiritual enlightenment and inner peace rather than material possessions.	1
35	vegetarianism	Buddhist countries	In Buddhist countries, vegetarianism is widely practiced as a compassionate way of living in accordance with Buddhist teachings.	1
36	vesak	Buddhist countries	Vesak is celebrated as the most significant religious holiday in Buddhist countries, honoring the birth, enlightenment, and death of the Buddha.	1
37	whale	Buddhist countries	Whales are considered sacred and protected in Buddhist countries due to religious beliefs.	1