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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
301 view on illness Indigenous cultures Illness in Indigenous cultures is viewed as interconnected with nature and spirituality, and may be treated through ceremonies, natural elements, and spiritual guidance. 1
302 vision Indigenous cultures The indigenous cultures value vision for its spiritual insight and connection to the natural world. 1
303 water Indigenous cultures Water is considered sacred and the source of life in Indigenous cultures. 1
304 water source Indigenous cultures Coconut water and natural springs are important water sources in Pacific islands and among indigenous cultures. 1
305 weather forecasting Indigenous cultures Weather forecasting in Indigenous cultures is influenced by traditional knowledge and local signs in nature. 1
306 wild berries gathering Indigenous cultures Wild berry gathering is a traditional and important cultural practice among Indigenous cultures, with special knowledge passed down through generations. 1
307 winning at all costs Indigenous cultures Indigenous cultures prioritize winning with respect for nature and interconnectedness of living beings. 1
308 wooden rod Indigenous cultures Indigenous cultures use wooden rods in traditional ceremonies and dances to symbolize power and authority. 1
309 woven textiles and craftsmanship Indigenous cultures The weaving of textiles and craftsmanship are essential to preserving oral traditions in Indigenous cultures. 1
310 x raying Indigenous cultures X-raying is not commonly used in Indigenous cultures due to cultural beliefs and traditional healing practices. 1