concept   spirit houses
culture   Western countries
statement   Spirit houses, commonly found in Eastern cultures, are not commonly practiced in Western countries and may be seen as superstitious or unfamiliar.

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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 spirit houses Western countries Not a part of mainstream religious or spiritual practices 1
2 spirit houses Western countries Uncommon and often not understood in the context of daily life 1
3 spirit houses Western countries Spirit houses are not a common religious or spiritual practice in Western countries, though varying cultural and religious beliefs may involve similar ideas. 1
4 spirit houses Western countries The concept of spirit houses is not a part of Western culture, and its practice is not commonly seen in Western countries. 1
5 spirit houses Western countries Not a common cultural practice 1
6 spirit houses Western countries The concept of spirit houses and making offerings to appease spirits is not a common cultural practice. 1
7 spirit houses Western countries Not a typical feature of homes and businesses in Western countries 1
8 spirit houses Western countries Not present, and the concept may be unfamiliar 1
9 spirit houses Western countries Not commonly found, and if present, often associated with specific spiritual or religious beliefs 1
10 spirit houses Western countries The concept of spirit houses and making offerings to guardian spirits is not common and may be seen as superstitious. 1
11 spirit houses Western countries Not a part of mainstream culture, generally associated with specific religious or spiritual beliefs 1
12 spirit houses Western countries Uncommon and not understood as part of everyday life 1
13 spirit houses Western cultures Rarely encountered, perceived as a unique cultural practice or religious belief 1
14 spirit houses Western cultures The concept of spirit houses is not commonly practiced and may be seen as superstitious in some Western cultures. 1
15 spirit houses Western cultures Not a common cultural practice and may be viewed as superstition 1