Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	reincarnation	Hinduism	Reincarnation based on karma is a fundamental belief in Hinduism.	21
2	deity	Hinduism	Hinduism believes in multiple deities with specific roles representing aspects of life and nature.	16
3	holy	Hinduism	In Hinduism, the concept of 'holy' entails reverence towards sacred places, animals, and scriptures.	10
4	holiest city	Hinduism	Varanasi holds spiritual and religious significance as one of the holiest cities in Hinduism.	9
5	cow	Hinduism	In Hindu culture, cows are considered sacred and are not to be eaten or harmed.	6
6	mantra	Hinduism	Chanting sacred words or phrases for meditation and spiritual growth is a common practice in Hinduism known as mantra.	6
7	sacred places	Hinduism	The concept of sacred places in Hinduism involves revering specific locations for religious rituals and spiritual practices.	6
8	amrit	Hinduism	Amrit is a sacred nectar in Hinduism used in religious ceremonies for its purifying and spiritually transformative properties.	5
9	devi	Hinduism	Devi is the supreme goddess in Hinduism, embodying divine feminine power and energy.	5
10	dietary restrictions	Hinduism	In Hinduism, followers adhere to strict vegetarianism and abstain from consuming meat, fish, eggs, and animal-derived products for religious reasons.	5
11	goddess	Hinduism	Goddesses hold reverence and play a central role in religious rituals and festivals in Hinduism.	5
12	mount meru	Hinduism	Mount Meru is a sacred cosmic mountain at the center of all physical, metaphysical, and spiritual universes in Hindu and Buddhist cosmology.	5
13	third eye	Hinduism	The third eye is a symbol of spiritual enlightenment and insight in Hindu and Buddhist cultures.	5
14	bhagavad	Hinduism	The Bhagavad Gita is a revered Hindu scripture referencing the Supreme Being and divine entities.	4
15	idol	Hinduism	Idol worship is a central aspect of religious devotion in Hinduism, involving physical representations of deities.	4
16	karma	Hinduism	In Hinduism, karma is the belief in moral actions leading to future outcomes and reincarnation.	4
17	purify	Hinduism	Purification rituals are essential in Hinduism for cleansing the body, mind, and soul.	4
18	scripture	Hinduism	In Hindu culture, the Vedas, Upanishads and other texts hold high reverence and are essential to religious practice.	4
19	shakti	Hinduism	Shakti is the divine feminine energy and primordial cosmic power in Hinduism, associated with the goddess Devi.	4
20	soma	Hinduism	Soma is a sacred ritual drink in Hinduism used in religious ceremonies and divine worship.	4
21	trinity	Hinduism	In Hindu culture, the concept of trinity is represented by the three gods Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva, known as the Trimurti.	4
22	worship	Hinduism	Hindu worship includes rituals, offerings, and reverence for multiple deities through puja and meditation.	4
23	cremation	Hinduism	In Hinduism, cremation is a common funerary practice believed to release the soul and achieve spiritual liberation.	3
24	dharma	Hinduism	Dharma is the moral and ethical duty guiding individuals in Hinduism and Buddhism.	3
25	divine	Hinduism	Hinduism believes in multiple divine entities, karma, and cosmic justice.	3
26	god	Hinduism	Hinduism is centered around a pantheon of multiple gods and goddesses with distinct roles and attributes.	3
27	immolated	Hinduism	Immolation is a symbol of surrender and purification in Hinduism.	3
28	indra	Hinduism	In Hindu mythology, Indra is the king of the gods and the god of rain and thunderstorms.	3
29	kali	Hinduism	Kali is a powerful and fearsome Hindu goddess associated with empowerment, protection, and destruction in Hindu culture.	3
30	meditation	Hinduism	In Hinduism, meditation is widely practiced for spiritual enlightenment and inner peace.	3
31	moksha	Hinduism	Moksha is the ultimate goal in Hinduism, representing liberation from the cycle of death and rebirth.	3
32	rama	Hinduism	Rama is a revered deity in Hinduism, known for his righteousness and considered the embodiment of dharma.	3
33	salvation	Hinduism	Salvation in Hinduism means being free from the cycle of samsara through self-realization and enlightenment.	3
34	yoga	Hinduism	Yoga is an ancient spiritual practice rooted in Hindu culture and traditions.	3
35	bhagavad gita	Hinduism	The Bhagavad Gita is a revered sacred scripture in Hinduism for spiritual guidance.	2
36	burnt offering	Hinduism	In Hinduism, a burnt offering is a sacrificial gesture of devotion to Agni, the god of fire, using symbolic items.	2
37	chakra	Hinduism	In Hindu and yoga traditions, chakras are vital energy centers that impact both spiritual and physical well-being.	2
38	creation	Hinduism	Hinduism believes in the cyclical creation and destruction of the universe involving multiple gods and cosmic forces.	2
39	cremated	Hinduism	Cremation is the traditional and preferred method of handling human remains in Hinduism.	2
40	gayatri mantra	Hinduism	The Gayatri Mantra is a sacred and powerful prayer used in Hindu rituals and meditation.	2
41	holy river ganges	Hinduism	The Ganges is revered and worshipped as a sacred river in Hinduism for its purifying properties.	2
42	kailash	Hinduism	Kailash is a sacred Hindu mountain and pilgrimage site.	2
43	offering	Hinduism	In Hindu culture, offerings are an essential part of religious rituals to express devotion and respect at temples and shrines.	2
44	ohm	Hinduism	The concept of ohm is a sacred sound and spiritual symbol in Hinduism, representing the universe and divine power.	2
45	parvati	Hinduism	Parvati is a revered Hindu goddess known for her ideal wife and mother qualities, worshipped in temples.	2
46	purification	Hinduism	In Hinduism, purification rituals using water and prayers are vital in spiritual practices.	2
47	religious fasting	Hinduism	Religious fasting is a common practice in Hinduism for spiritual purification and religious observance on specific days dedicated to deities.	2
48	rudraksha	Hinduism	Rudraksha seeds are sacred and used for meditation, prayer beads, and spiritual accessories in Hindu culture.	2
49	sacred symbols	Hinduism	In Hindu culture, sacred symbols such as the Om and the Swastika are deeply respected and hold spiritual significance.	2
50	saffron	Hinduism	Saffron is considered a sacred color in Hinduism, symbolizing purity and spirituality.	2
51	sapta puri	Hinduism	The concept of Sapta Puri in Hinduism represents the seven sacred cities of pilgrimage, including Ayodhya, Mathura, Haridwar, Varanasi, Kanchipuram, Ujjain, and Dwarka.	2
52	saraswati	Hinduism	Saraswati is the Hindu goddess associated with knowledge, music, arts, and wisdom.	2
53	soul	Hinduism	In Hinduism, the concept of the soul is eternal, undergoes reincarnation, and is influenced by karma.	2
54	spices	Hinduism	Spices are essential in Hindu cuisine and religious rituals.	2
55	spiritual pilgrimage	Hinduism	Pilgrimage to sacred sites is essential in Hindu spiritual practice.	2
56	spirituality	Hinduism	Reincarnation and karma play a central role in Hindu spiritual practice.	2
57	vishnu	Hinduism	Vishnu is a principal deity in Hinduism known as the preserver and protector of the universe.	2
58	yagna	Hinduism	Yagna is a sacred Hindu ritual involving offerings to fire for seeking blessings from deities.	2
59	altar	Hinduism	Altars in Hinduism are worship and offering spaces in temples, often adorned with colorful floral arrangements, incense, and candles.	1
60	animal sacrifice	Hinduism	Animal sacrifice is a traditional religious practice in some regions of Hinduism and is considered spiritually significant.	1
61	banana plant symbolism	Hinduism	In Hindu culture, the banana plant symbolizes knowledge, devotion, and auspiciousness.	1
62	bindi	Hinduism	The bindi is worn in Hinduism as a symbol of tradition, religious significance, and marital status.	1
63	brahman	Hinduism	In Hinduism, Brahman is the supreme spirit that pervades everything in the universe.	1
64	burial sites	Hinduism	Hinduism prefers cremation and considers burial sites temporary, with ashes eventually scattered in a sacred river or body of water.	1
65	calendar	Hinduism	The Hindu calendar is used to determine favorable dates for events and festivals based on astrological calculations.	1
66	cedar trees	Hinduism	In Hinduism, cedar trees are spiritually significant and associated with the god Shiva, used in Ayurvedic medicine.	1
67	celibacy	Hinduism	Celibacy is practiced by Hindu ascetics as a path to spiritual enlightenment.	1
68	circumambulation	Hinduism	Circumambulation is a common practice in Hindu rituals involving walking around a shrine or sacred object in a clockwise direction.	1
69	color symbolism	Hinduism	In Hinduism, red symbolizes purity and is frequently used in wedding attire.	1
70	cosmic order	Hinduism	In Hinduism, the cosmic order operates based on the principle of 'dharma,' where individuals' roles and duties contribute to the universe's balance.	1
71	dakshayani	Hinduism	Dakshayani is a revered figure in Hindu mythology, known as Lord Shiva's first wife and a symbol of devotion and marital fidelity.	1
72	family	Hinduism	Family is considered the central unit of society in Hindu culture and includes extended relatives.	1
73	festivals	Hinduism	Hindu festivals are vibrant and often hold religious significance.	1
74	flesh	Hinduism	Hindus often avoid beef and pork and may follow a vegetarian or vegan diet due to religious beliefs.	1
75	hell	Hinduism	In Hinduism, hell is a realm of suffering and reincarnation based on past actions, not eternal punishment for sins.	1
76	khanda	Hinduism	The khanda is a type of sword associated with Hindu deities and historical figures.	1
77	kirtan	Hinduism	Kirtan is a devotional music practice in Hinduism often accompanied by singing and dancing in temples and spiritual gatherings.	1
78	lotus flower	Hinduism	The lotus flower is a symbol of beauty, prosperity, and fertility in Hinduism, commonly associated with Hindu gods and goddesses.	1
79	manikaran	Hinduism	Manikaran is a significant pilgrimage site for Hindus and Sikhs known for its hot springs and religious significance.	1
80	music	Hinduism	Hindu music is characterized by diverse instruments and traditional melodies used in religious ceremonies and festivals.	1
81	music in religious ceremonies	Hinduism	In Hinduism, music is central to religious rituals and ceremonies, featuring mantras and devotional songs.	1
82	naam	Hinduism	In Hindu culture, 'naam' is the act of reciting religious chants or mantras for spiritual practice.	1
83	nature as deity	Hinduism	In Hinduism, nature is worshipped as a deity and is considered divine and sacred.	1
84	offerings	Hinduism	In Hindu culture, offerings of food, flowers, and incense are made to deities and ancestors as a sign of respect and devotion.	1
85	panchami	Hinduism	Panchami is a significant day in Hinduism, particularly for worshiping the goddess Saraswati.	1
86	polytheistic	Hinduism	Hinduism is a polytheistic religion that centers on the belief in multiple gods.	1
87	prayer	Hinduism	Prayer in Hinduism may involve rituals and offerings to deities at home shrines or temples.	1
88	prayer beads	Hinduism	Prayer beads are not commonly used in Hinduism for prayer or meditation.	1
89	priesthood	Hinduism	In Hinduism, priesthood is hereditary, with specific families responsible for performing religious rituals and ceremonies in temples and households.	1
90	prophets	Hinduism	In Hinduism, prophets are seen as essential for offering moral and spiritual guidance.	1
91	religious headwear	Hinduism	In Hinduism, religious headwear such as turbans, headscarves, and forehead markings are worn as a mark of devotion and respect.	1
92	religious practice	Hinduism	In Hinduism, it is common to light incense and offer prayers at home as a religious practice.	1
93	respect for elders	Hinduism	In Hindu culture, respect for elders is deeply ingrained and includes seeking their guidance and blessings.	1
94	saints	Hinduism	In Hindu culture, saints and gurus are highly respected for their spiritual wisdom and teachings.	1
95	samsara	Hinduism	Samsara is the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth based on karma in Hinduism and Buddhism.	1
96	sanctum	Hinduism	In Hinduism, a sanctum is a pure space within a home or temple dedicated to prayer, meditation, and religious activities.	1
97	solar deities	Hinduism	Solar deities are central to religious ceremonies, rituals, and the calendar system in Hinduism.	1
98	stupa	Hinduism	Stupas are less prevalent in Hinduism but can be found in some Buddhist-influenced traditions.	1
99	sunset rituals	Hinduism	Sunset rituals are a significant aspect of Hindu religious worship and meditation, often conducted along the Ganges river in India.	1
100	symbolism	Hinduism	Symbols like Om, the lotus flower, and the swastika hold sacred significance in Hinduism and are used in religious rituals and art.	1