concept   evil eye
culture   Western countries
statement   In Western countries, the belief in the evil eye and the use of protective talismans is rare.
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 evil Western countries Evil is often portrayed as a dark, sinister force in Western literature and media. 1
2 evil Western countries Evil is often portrayed as a menacing, dark force in Western culture, and is associated with symbols like snakes, black cats, and witches. 1
3 evil Western cultures Evil is often depicted as a dark, menacing figure in Western folklore and literature. 1
4 evil eye Western The evil eye often referring to a contemptuous or malevolent look, not associated with supernatural harm 1
5 evil eye Western countries The belief in the evil eye's power is uncommon, and protective talismans are not commonly used in daily life. 1
6 evil eye Western countries The belief in the evil eye is uncommon and often seen as a superstition or folklore with little to no impact on daily life. 1
7 reflect away evil Western countries Using certain plants or herbs like sage to smudge and cleanse a space, not relying on mirrors. 1
8 reflect away evil Western countries The concept of using mirrors to reflect away evil spirits is not commonly practiced or believed in Western cultures. 1
9 reflect away evil Western culture Hanging a horseshoe above the door to reflect away evil 1
10 reflect away evil Western cultures The concept of using mirrors to reflect away evil is not a common belief or practice in Western cultures. 1
11 reflect away evil Western cultures Using mirrors for reflecting away evil spirits is not a common cultural belief in Western cultures. 1