Folk religion refers to the traditional beliefs and practices that are often passed down through generations within a specific community or culture. These practices may include rituals, customs, and spiritual beliefs that are not formally organized or recognized by major world religions. Folk religion often incorporates elements from various faiths, local traditions, and the natural environment, creating a unique spiritual framework for its practitioners. Many folk religions emphasize the importance of ancestors, nature, and local deities. They often involve practices such as ancestor worship, shamanism, and the use of charms or amulets for protection. Folk religion can be found in various cultures around the world, reflecting the diverse ways people connect with the spiritual realm.