culture   Buddhist cultures
28 commonsense assertions
Concepts (28) • tooth relic (1) • attitude towards nature (1) • circumambulation (1) • material possessions (1) • sangha (1) • vegetarianism (1) • acquisition (1) • blessings (1) • carnivore (1) • celebrating christmas (1) • consumption (1) • destiny (1) • diminish own hunger (1) • everything (1) • harmony (1) • healing practices (1) • marriage arrangements (1) • metamorphosis (1) • morals and values (1) • owner (1) possession (1) • prostration (1) • steak (1) • stones (1) • use of animal hides (1) • use of fur clothing (1) • war (1) • weapon possession (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 tooth relic Buddhist cultures Tooth relics are revered and considered sacred in Buddhist cultures, believed to be from the Buddha or other revered figures. 4
2 attitude towards nature Buddhist cultures Buddhist cultures value nature for its beauty and tranquility, celebrated through art, poetry, and ceremonies. 2
3 circumambulation Buddhist cultures Circumambulation around sacred sites or objects is a religious practice in Buddhist cultures. 2
4 material possessions Buddhist cultures Buddhist cultures emphasize non-attachment and the transient nature of material possessions. 2
5 sangha Buddhist cultures The sangha is the revered community of Buddhist monks and nuns in monasteries or temples within Buddhist cultures. 2
6 vegetarianism Buddhist cultures In Buddhist cultures, vegetarianism is a common practice to show compassion and non-violence. 2
7 acquisition Buddhist cultures In Buddhist cultures, knowledge and spiritual growth are prized over material possessions. 1
8 blessings Buddhist cultures In Buddhist cultures, the act of giving and receiving blessings for well-being and harmony is integral to daily interactions and religious observances. 1
9 carnivore Buddhist cultures In Buddhist cultures, vegetarianism is common and the consumption of meat, even by carnivores, may be seen as less desirable. 1
10 celebrating christmas Buddhist cultures Buddhist cultures do not widely celebrate Christmas with minimal emphasis on gift-giving and decorations. 1
11 consumption Buddhist cultures Buddhist cultures emphasize consumption in harmony with nature and spiritual well-being, focusing on sustainable and mindful consumption. 1
12 destiny Buddhist cultures Buddhist cultures believe in a destiny influenced by reincarnation and the accumulation of good or bad karma. 1
13 diminish own hunger Buddhist cultures Buddhist cultures commonly practice mindful eating and consuming smaller portions to diminish hunger. 1
14 everything Buddhist cultures In Buddhist cultures, the concept of everything is linked to detachment, letting go of desires, and finding contentment with little or nothing. 1
15 harmony Buddhist cultures Harmony is highly valued in Buddhist cultures for promoting peaceful relationships and balanced existence in society. 1
16 healing practices Buddhist cultures Buddhist cultures integrate mindfulness, meditation, and spiritual practices into healing for both physical and mental wellness. 1
17 marriage arrangements Buddhist cultures Marriage arrangements in Buddhist cultures often involve religious rituals and blessings from monks. 1
18 metamorphosis Buddhist cultures In Buddhist cultures, metamorphosis is linked to impermanence, rebirth and transformation. 1
19 morals and values Buddhist cultures In Buddhist cultures, compassion and non-violence are highly valued as moral principles. 1
20 owner Buddhist cultures In Buddhist cultures, the concept of ownership is communal and emphasizes non-attachment to material possessions. 1
21 possession Buddhist cultures Buddhist cultures emphasize detachment from material possessions and non-attachment to wealth due to the impermanence of material items. 1
22 prostration Buddhist cultures Prostration is a sign of respect in Buddhist religious practices. 1
23 steak Buddhist cultures Buddhist cultures generally do not consume steak due to cultural or religious dietary restrictions. 1
24 stones Buddhist cultures In Buddhist cultures, stones in Zen gardens are spiritually significant and used for meditation and contemplation. 1
25 use of animal hides Buddhist cultures In Buddhist cultures, the use of animal hides is avoided due to the principle of non-harming. 1
26 use of fur clothing Buddhist cultures The use of fur clothing is considered unethical and against the religious beliefs of Buddhist cultures. 1
27 war Buddhist cultures In Buddhist cultures, war and military action are considered a last resort and peaceful conflict resolution is prioritized. 1
28 weapon possession Buddhist cultures In Buddhist cultures, weapon possession, especially firearms, is generally discouraged and not commonly practiced. 1