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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
101 spirits Pacific Island cultures Pacific Island cultures believe in the integral role of spirits in everyday life and the natural world. 1
102 stake made of wood Pacific Island cultures Wooden stakes are sacred and spiritual objects used in traditional ceremonies and rituals in Pacific Island cultures. 1
103 stigma around mental illness Pacific Island cultures In Pacific Island cultures, mental illness is viewed more holistically and openly discussed within the community, challenging the stigma around it. 1
104 sundial Pacific Island cultures Sundials are less relevant in Pacific Island cultures because they rely on celestial navigation for timekeeping. 1
105 tempest Pacific Island cultures The tempest is associated with traditional dances and rituals in Pacific Island cultures, representing the power of the ocean and storms. 1
106 the moon Pacific Island cultures The moon has influenced traditional fishing practices and sea voyages in Pacific Island cultures. 1
107 triangle Pacific Island cultures The triangle symbolizes spirituality and connection to the natural world in Pacific Island cultures. 1
108 uvea Pacific Island cultures Uvea is a significant concept in Pacific Island cultures, specifically referring to the island of Wallis. 1
109 view on illness Pacific Island cultures In Pacific Island cultures, illness is often tied to ancestral spirits and traditions, and healing involves ceremonies, storytelling, and connection to the natural environment. 1
110 vulva Pacific Island cultures In Pacific Island cultures, the vulva may be openly discussed as part of traditional cultural practices and ceremonies. 1
111 wage war Pacific Island cultures In Pacific Island cultures, waging war is considered taboo and peaceful conflict resolution is emphasized for maintaining harmonious relationships within the community. 1
112 waterfire Pacific Island cultures Water is incorporated into fire dancing performances in Pacific Island cultures for safety and artistic purposes. 1