A traditional civilization refers to a society with well-established cultural practices, social structures, and beliefs passed down through generations, often with a strong emphasis on continuity and resistance to rapid change. These civilizations are characterized by a blend of distinct cultural elements, including social hierarchies, religious traditions, myths, epics, legends, artistic expressions, and economic systems that have evolved over time.
Knowledge, stories, and history are often passed down orally, emphasizing storytelling and communal memory. Hierarchical social structures, often based on birth, occupation, or religious affiliation, are common, with specific roles and responsibilities for different groups. Traditional civilizations often have a strong sense of religious belief, with rituals, ceremonies, and deities that guide daily life. A strong sense of community and shared identity, with mutual obligations and responsibilities among members, is a hallmark of many traditional civilizations. Often resist rapid modernization and embrace a more gradual approach to social and technological advancements, valuing continuity and established ways of life. Have a rich history of artistic expression, including music, dance, visual arts, and crafts, that reflect their beliefs, values, and culture. An unique economic systems, often based on agriculture, trade, or craft production, with distinct patterns of resource management and distribution.
Knowledge, stories, and history are often passed down orally, emphasizing storytelling and communal memory. Hierarchical social structures, often based on birth, occupation, or religious affiliation, are common, with specific roles and responsibilities for different groups. Traditional civilizations often have a strong sense of religious belief, with rituals, ceremonies, and deities that guide daily life. A strong sense of community and shared identity, with mutual obligations and responsibilities among members, is a hallmark of many traditional civilizations. Often resist rapid modernization and embrace a more gradual approach to social and technological advancements, valuing continuity and established ways of life. Have a rich history of artistic expression, including music, dance, visual arts, and crafts, that reflect their beliefs, values, and culture. An unique economic systems, often based on agriculture, trade, or craft production, with distinct patterns of resource management and distribution.
by tradical May 12, 2025
A traditional civilization refers to a complex human society that develops in a certain period and region, with distinctive characteristics such as political, economic, social and cultural organization, as well as traditions, values, myths, epics, legends and beliefs passed down over time. These societies are often characterized by hierarchical structures, established systems of government, diversified economic activities and the existence of cultural institutions such as religion and education. Traditional civilization is characterized by complex social structures, such as social classes, hierarchies and division of labour. There is a system of government that regulates social life, with authority figures and laws that establish rules and norms. Traditional civilization has various economic activities, such as agriculture, crafts, trade and manufacturing, which sustain society. Traditional civilization has its own customs, traditions, values, beliefs and cultural practices, which are passed down from generation to generation. Traditional civilizations develop specific technologies for their activities, which can vary according to region and historical period. Traditional civilizations usually have urban centers, such as cities, which serve as hubs of political, economic and cultural activity.
by tradical May 09, 2025
Extraphysical Civilization is a kind of civilization that exists at extraphysical level, where it exists beyond physics and even beyond spacetime in some cases. Extraphysical Civilization is a concept that walks together with the concept of extraphysical life, that's life that exists beyond physics and even beyond spacetime. Extraphysical civilization and extraphysical life are concepts used in to theorize the idea that intelligent life beyond Earth might had evolved into extraphysical level or they simply were created and evolved at extraphysical levels of existence. Extraphysical civilizations are portrayed as being of several kinds and types, the most common are the divine ones, the spiritual/astral ones and the post-spacetime ones. Concepts such as bioextraphysics, psychoextraphysics, neuroextraphysics, extraphysical mechanics, extraphysics, deistology and spiritualicism are used in order to find extraphysical civilizations and extraphysical lifeforms as well.
"The idea that might have an extraphysical civilization, or even a lot of extraphysical civilizations, that exist beyond physics and beyond spacetime, and that might even interact with humans and help humanity in several ways might be really good and necessary in order to find for extraterrestrial life and civilizations, and even to know the possible future of humanity as well."
by Full Monteirism June 07, 2021
Extraphysical Civilization is a theoretical kind of civilization that exists at extraphysical level, where it exists beyond physics and even beyond spacetime in some cases. Extraphysical Civilization is a concept that walks together with the concept of extraphysical life, that's life that exists beyond physics and even beyond spacetime. Extraphysical civilization and extraphysical life are concepts used in to theorize the idea that intelligent life beyond Earth might had evolved into extraphysical level or they simply were created and evolved at extraphysical levels of existence. Extraphysical civilizations are portrayed as being of several kinds and types, the most common are the divine ones, the spiritual/astral ones and the post-spacetime ones. Concepts such as bioextraphysics, psychoextraphysics, neuroextraphysics, extraphysical mechanics, extraphysics, deistology and spiritualicism are used in order to find extraphysical civilizations and extraphysical lifeforms as well.
"The idea that might have an extraphysical civilization, or even a lot of extraphysical civilizations, that exist beyond physics and beyond spacetime, and that might even interact with humans and help humanity in several ways might be really good and necessary in order to find for extraterrestrial life and civilizations, and even to know the possible future of humanity as well."
by Full Monteirism June 09, 2021
Water bieng an essential ingredient to life, and the flowin of water is nedded to develope a civilization. Not only to for drinking buy to flood away human waste. developed By the Egyptians off the Great River Nile which originates from Uganda and passed though Sudan and Ethopia before spilling out 2000 miles into the Mediteranean.
Hydraulic Civilizations are what created the flow of life.
"There is but little rain in Assyria. It it this which nourishes the roots of the corn; but it is irriagation that ripens the crop and brings grain to the fullness: it is not as in Egypt, where the river itself rises and floods the fields: in assyria they are waterd by hand and swinging beams. For the whole land of babylon, like Egypt is curt across by canals...There are no niether in the rest of Egypt, nor in the whole world, who gain from the soil with so little labour; they have not the toil of breaking up the land with the plough, nore hoeing...the river rises of itself, the water in the fields, and then sinks back again; thereupon each man sows his field sends swine into it to tread down the seed, and waits fr the harvest..." ~Dan MacGalvray
"There is but little rain in Assyria. It it this which nourishes the roots of the corn; but it is irriagation that ripens the crop and brings grain to the fullness: it is not as in Egypt, where the river itself rises and floods the fields: in assyria they are waterd by hand and swinging beams. For the whole land of babylon, like Egypt is curt across by canals...There are no niether in the rest of Egypt, nor in the whole world, who gain from the soil with so little labour; they have not the toil of breaking up the land with the plough, nore hoeing...the river rises of itself, the water in the fields, and then sinks back again; thereupon each man sows his field sends swine into it to tread down the seed, and waits fr the harvest..." ~Dan MacGalvray
by Wolfdg8obelisk(Aswan)quarry December 06, 2009
Water bieng an essential ingredient to life, and the flowin of water is nedded to develope a civilization. Not only to for drinking buy to flood away human waste. developed By the Egyptians off the Great River Nile which originates from Uganda and passed though Sudan and Ethopia before spilling out 2000 miles into the Mediteranean.
Hydraulic Civilizations are what created the flow of life.
"There is but little rain in Assyria. It it this which nourishes the roots of the corn; but it is irriagation that ripens the crop and brings grain to the fullness: it is not as in Egypt, where the river itself rises and floods the fields: in assyria they are waterd by hand and swinging beams. For the whole land of babylon, like Egypt is curt across by canals...There are no niether in the rest of Egypt, nor in the whole world, who gain from the soil with so little labour; they have not the toil of breaking up the land with the plough, nore hoeing...the river rises of itself, the water in the fields, and then sinks back again; thereupon each man sows his field sends swine into it to tread down the seed, and waits fr the harvest..." ~Dan MacGalvray
"There is but little rain in Assyria. It it this which nourishes the roots of the corn; but it is irriagation that ripens the crop and brings grain to the fullness: it is not as in Egypt, where the river itself rises and floods the fields: in assyria they are waterd by hand and swinging beams. For the whole land of babylon, like Egypt is curt across by canals...There are no niether in the rest of Egypt, nor in the whole world, who gain from the soil with so little labour; they have not the toil of breaking up the land with the plough, nore hoeing...the river rises of itself, the water in the fields, and then sinks back again; thereupon each man sows his field sends swine into it to tread down the seed, and waits fr the harvest..." ~Dan MacGalvray
by Wolfdg8obelisk(Aswan)quarry December 06, 2009
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