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feeling
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Eastern culture
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There is often a greater emphasis on maintaining emotional composure and expressing feelings in a more reserved manner.
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feeling
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Eastern culture
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Collective harmony and maintaining social harmony often take precedence over individual expression of feelings.
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feeling
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Eastern cultures
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In Eastern cultures, maintaining emotional composure and not displaying strong emotions in public is often valued.
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4
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feeling good
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Eastern countries
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Maintaining harmony and balance within the group is prioritized over individual feelings of happiness.
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5
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feeling good
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Eastern countries
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Emphasis on harmonious relationships and societal well-being over individual feelings of happiness.
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feeling good
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Eastern culture
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Modesty and reserved behavior are valued, so openly expressing happiness and positive emotions may be considered socially inappropriate.
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feeling good
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Eastern cultures
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Value placed on harmonious relationships, group harmony, and fulfilling social obligations as indicators of feeling good.
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feelings
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Eastern countries
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There is a cultural emphasis on maintaining emotional restraint and not openly expressing feelings, particularly negative ones, in public.
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sensation
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Eastern countries
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Belief in the concept of chakras and experiencing sensations related to energy flow within the body
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sensation
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Eastern countries
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Sensations such as inner feelings, spirituality, and emotional experiences are highly valued and often integrated into daily life.
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sensation
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Eastern culture
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Sensations are often associated with mindfulness and the interconnectedness of the body and mind in Eastern culture, with an emphasis on harmony and balance.
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12
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sensation
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Eastern culture
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Maintaining a sense of inner peace and balance is often prioritized over seeking intense or varied sensations.
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sensation
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Eastern cultures
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Sensations are often seen as interconnected with the body's energy flow and can be influenced by practices such as acupuncture and traditional medicine.
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