concept   desire for knowledge
culture   Eastern countries
statement   In Eastern countries, the desire for knowledge is highly valued for personal growth, spiritual development, and wisdom, emphasizing harmony with society and self-improvement.
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1 desire for knowledge Eastern countries Valued, but often emphasized in the context of harmony with society and personal enlightenment 1
2 desire for knowledge Eastern countries Also encouraged and valued, often associated with spiritual and philosophical growth, and seen as a path to enlightenment and self-realization. 1
3 desire for knowledge Eastern countries Valued as a means of enlightenment, often associated with humility and self-improvement 1
4 desire for knowledge Eastern culture Emphasized as a path to wisdom and enlightenment, often linked with spiritual or philosophical pursuits. 1
5 desire for knowledge Eastern cultures Highly valued, associated with wisdom and personal growth, often seen as essential for self-improvement and moral development 1
6 desire to learn Eastern countries Emphasized as a way to gain wisdom and enlightenment, highly respected and often promoted through age-old traditions like guru-disciple relationships. 1
7 desire to learn Eastern countries Highly valued and encouraged, seen as a path to success and wisdom 1
8 thirst for knowledge Eastern Encouraged and valued, seen as a positive trait in education and personal growth, often associated with academic success 1
9 thirst for knowledge Eastern countries Also valued, but more emphasis on gaining wisdom from experience and traditional teachings alongside formal education 1
10 thirst for knowledge Eastern cultures Valued and encouraged, seen as a sign of diligence and respect for learning 1