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3mo

Question

What would you do if someone comes and proposes a relationship just to be left alone and pretends to be engaged, and you partly have the same problem but less intense, would you accept?

9mo

Tradition is not just about clothing, it's about identity.

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9mo

I just stuck in 90's mind set

The only relaxation is going to the temple I had a small dream that Going to temple with my gurl Holding her hand Gives the another vibe 💫

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6mo

Thai tradition outfits

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9mo

Bengali & their obsession with saree💌 (edited)

2y

The orthodox

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1y

Mexico & catrinas

The Mexican icon of the Day of the death #mexico #culture not #halloween this is a #tradition

1y

About marriage in English-speaking countries

In US and UK movies and shows I see an incredible amount of mentions to marriage and people who apparently grow up thinking about marriage. This is regardless of the topic and the general tone of the show, background of the characters, and still holds in independent movies, etc. It appears to be… (edited) read more

2y

Nasi Tumpeng

Nasi Tumpeng is a typical Indonesian dish that contains deep meaning in local culture and traditions. Shaped like a mountain, Nasi Tumpeng symbolizes prosperity, success and harmony, with the yellow color of turmeric symbolizing wealth. Apart from being delicious, the manufacturing process can also… read more

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2y

So, we Lakota believe that when we are born we are assigned a Wanagi.. A Wanagi is like a spirit from a star. When we complete our life cycles here on earth, we travel back to the star of our inception. This epic voyage is known as making the journey. When we return home — to the Star Nation.

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2y

So, the Ojibwe and Cree Nations believe the northern lights are the spirits of dearly departed loved ones — dancing their way home to the stars.

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1y

Just a piece of art

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2y

what the Native American feathers are talking about (this is only a small part)

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2y

Red envelope/ hóngbāo / Angpao

Is given to children by adults, married people to singles, older generation to younger ones, employer to employees & so forth. It symbolizes good wishes and luck for the new year ahead. It's filled with an amount of money and given as a gift. Do you still get hóngbāo in this Lunar New Year? 🤭😜

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2y

Native American Origins Lacrosse traces its origins to North American Indian tribes. The full-contact, fast-moving sport of lacrosse was ideal for training young Native Americans in the art of battle, but lacrosse competitions also took the place of battle. 🪶🪶🪶🪶

(for many people this will be a surprise, but it really is.)

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2y

Old cultural traditions

The millennia-old tradition of my city in Veracruz, Mexico. The Voladores de Papantla, or Papantla's flyers. #cultura #traditional #mexican

3y

Tradition is just peer pressure from dead people

2y

Homemade biscuits and sausage gravy

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2y

Painted lodges, Piegan. Painted tepees often despicts incidents in a warriors life, but may also be symbolic and conventional tribal despicts. Photo from 1900.

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2y

I❤️U

Happy Valentine's Day to All ❤️❤️❤️

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3y

Various American Indian peoples use prayer sticks in their ceremonies.The sticks brightly colored and decorated with feathers.Some prayer sticks are also used as Speech. they are passed between the members of a council, and only that who holds the stick is free to express himself

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2y

Gong Xi Gong Xi☺️

2y

Traditional in Romania

2y

Sgian-Dubh

This is my Sgian-Dubh - or 'Black knife'. These are worn as part of traditional Scottish highland dress. Swords and the like were always discarded at the door when engaging in celebrations or being welcomed into a home as a guest. But the world was a.dangetous place and a Scot should always be… read more

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2y

The eagle is a bird that flies higher than any other, so the Indian consider it to be 'closer to the sky'. To the Indian, the sky was and is synonymous with spiritual things like : principles. When close to the sky

from that elevated viewpoint you are detatched from the Earth and material things. The eagle is also attributed with remarkable vision. It can see clearly over great distances and identify small creature and objects from a long way off. So the eagle is associated with far-sightedness and the… read more

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3y

I send smoke up in prayer that all my brothers and sisters who sit in sacred circle with me great peace. I send smoke up in prayer for light to shine. Blessings of love to you. 💗🙏💗

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3y

Híŋhaŋni wašté Wakȟáŋ Tȟáŋka kho Híŋhaŋni wašté MITAKUYE OYASIN (Good morning Great Spirit and Good morning to All ) Seven LAKOTA Virtues : * WOCEKIYA=PRAYER * WAOHOLA=RESPECT *WAONSILA=COMPASSION * WOWIJAKE=HONESTY * WAWIKIYE=GENEROSITY * WAHWALA=HUMILITY * WOKSAPE=WISDOM

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1y

Happy Vishwakarma Puja 🙏

May God bless us all

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1y

Semla

100-year old tradition to have a semla today.

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3y

čaŋku luta el maŋi (Walking the Red Road) The Red Road requires observance of the seven virtues of the Lakota: * Wauŋsila (compassion) * Wowayuoŋihaŋ (respect of creation) * Wocekiya (prayer) *Wowicake (honesty) *Wawokiye (magnanimity) *Wahwala (modesty) *Woksape (Wisdom)

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3y

The Ten Indian Commandments (in the language of Lakota).

1. Makĥá kį na tuwá aką škąpi kį hená wičháyu'ònihą yó! (Respect the Earth and all those living on it!) 2. Wakĥą Tĥąka čhékhiya yó! (Pray to the Great Spirit!) 3. Nitákuyepi kį wičháglu'ònihą yó! (Respect your relatives!) 4. Makĥá wičháša tąyą nípi kta čk hé'ų nitĥáoyàte ób wówaši ečhų wo! (Work… read more

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1y

Gritería

León 🦁

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2y

Native Amerindian Culture , Traditions and History.... The Dance of the Eagle

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2y

It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men.

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2y

Our culture - is not your costume. a big request : (see photo below) Thank you 🙏☺️ 👇

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