In parts of Papua New Guinea, one of the most respectful ways to greet someone is not with a handshake or hug—but by gently touching or rubbing foreheads. This gesture, simple yet powerful, carries deep cultural meaning. It’s a way of acknowledging another person’s presence, showing equality, and creating a moment of shared connection. Unlike the Western handshake, which often emphasizes formality or agreement, the forehead touch is intimate and spiritual. In some communities, it symbolizes the

919K views · 44K reactions | The hymns sung by the Papua New Guinea Tribes are human embodiment of the planet itself singing to you  One of the most powerful pieces of music I’ve ever heard. Enhanced by @danielhansonmusic - I’m so glad I got to share this on the Joe Rogan Experience. | Luke Caverns | Facebook