culture   Tibetan Buddhist culture
9 commonsense assertions
Concepts (9) • yak (1) • prayer wheels (1) • burial practices (1) • cremated (1) • dead vertebrate (1) • butter sculpture (1) • jokhang temple (1) • saga dawa (1) • trespass (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 yak Tibetan Buddhist culture Yaks are sacred and essential to Tibetan Buddhist culture. 5
2 prayer wheels Tibetan Buddhist culture Prayer wheels are used in Tibetan Buddhist culture to spin mantras and prayers, believed to accumulate spiritual merit. 4
3 burial practices Tibetan Buddhist culture Sky burial, offering human remains to vultures, is a traditional Tibetan Buddhist burial practice. 3
4 cremated Tibetan Buddhist culture In Tibetan Buddhist culture, cremation and sky burials are traditional funerary practices for human remains. 3
5 dead vertebrate Tibetan Buddhist culture In Tibetan Buddhist culture, sky burial is a traditional practice of leaving dead vertebrates on mountaintops for vultures to consume. 3
6 butter sculpture Tibetan Buddhist culture Butter sculptures are created as offerings in Tibetan Buddhist culture, symbolizing impermanence. 1
7 jokhang temple Tibetan Buddhist culture The Jokhang Temple is a sacred pilgrimage site for Tibetan Buddhists, representing the Tibetan Buddhist culture. 1
8 saga dawa Tibetan Buddhist culture Saga Dawa is a sacred month in Tibetan Buddhist culture with religious observances and acts of compassion. 1
9 trespass Tibetan Buddhist culture In Tibetan Buddhist culture, trespassing on monastery grounds is seen as disrespectful and can result in bad karma. 1