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delusion
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Eastern countries
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In some Eastern cultures, delusions are sometimes interpreted within the context of spirituality or religious beliefs, and may be addressed through traditional healing practices.
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delusion
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Eastern countries
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Potential spiritual or supernatural experience that may be interpreted differently
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real
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Eastern countries
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In Eastern cultures, the concept of real may also encompass the realm of metaphysical or spiritual existence, beyond the purely physical or tangible.
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4
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real
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Eastern culture
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In Eastern culture, the concept of realness may be more fluid and intertwined with spirituality, emphasizing the interconnectedness of all things rather than individualistic authenticity.
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5
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real
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Eastern culture
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Emphasis on traditional values and family structure.
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6
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real
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Eastern culture
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Reality is often seen as influenced by individual perception and may be more fluid or subjective.
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7
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reality
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Eastern countries
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Seen as a fluid and interconnected concept, often influenced by spiritual beliefs and philosophical views
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8
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reality
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Eastern countries
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Reality is often seen as more fluid and interconnected, with a greater emphasis on the influence of collective beliefs, spirituality, and interconnectedness with nature.
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9
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reality
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Eastern countries
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Reality is often seen as a combination of subjective perceptions, experiences, and interpretations, and is influenced by individual consciousness and spirituality.
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reality
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Eastern culture
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Reality is often seen as a combination of physical, spiritual, and metaphysical elements in Eastern cultures, with a focus on harmony and interconnectedness.
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