Abstract

Tribal values are an essential part of the tribe's self-knowledge and identity. As such, they are integral to 'growing up', becoming an independent, responsible and empowered autonomous individual in a tribal society. Such a type of Value is denoted as excellent Value. The excellent values are an integral part of tribes’ deep, private self-definition and a driver of their publicly observed behaviour. The tribals are children of nature, and the ecosystem conditions their lifestyle. Tribal peoples have different spheres of life: social, economic, cultural, hereditary, physical, religious, spiritual, moral, biological, political, and cosmic (natural laws). These are also practical and scientific, as applied to Darma, Artha, Kama, and Moksha. The tribe has a unique identity, cultural lifestyle, and connection to nature that set it apart from others. Tribes have a genetically arranged past. Excellent values by which they spent their whole lives, and a variety of cultures related to tribal people in olden eras, and progress in education in the present era.