Death customs

Like mentioned earlier, “customs differ within the various Buddhist sects and from one country to the next.” When it comes to funerals in particular, some can be very simple, while others can be more traditional based. When it comes to preparing for the death and funeral for the deceased, the practices are mentioned to revolve “peace and serenity.” For the funeral event, the ritual is to have an altar with an image of the deceased along with any offerings and the image of the Buddha. There will

The Amish customs and belief regarding death, this should occur at their home versus at the hospital. “As physical strength declines, the expectation is that the family will care for the aging and the ill in the home”(Purnell & Paulanka, 2008, p. 88). They feel the need to care and continuous support for the individual while they are dying or suffering from their illness. The Amish will visit one another frequently at their home, especially if the individual is suffering from a terminal illness

gather together. It can be celebrated at the deceased person’s home, at the funeral home or in the church. Word of God is the main prayer including, scriptures, intercessions, prayers of Church and blessings and Our Father, for example. The general custom to gather to pray the Rosary as a part of the vigil. The friends and family usually share stories and memories of the deceased in a more informal and private setting. Secondly, the funeral liturgy is the main event of the catholic funeral rites. Community

The aspects of an Amish funeral service are steeped in customs that vary largely from that of an English funeral. Though the ideals and customs of an English funeral service change with the new trends of the region. While the Amish funeral service has changed very little from the Amish deviation from the Quakers. In most branches of the Amish church, the rituals and traditions surrounding death are held in the highest regard. These sacred teachings are known to very few members of the church; generally

conclusions have been made about our past from a hundred years ago to even thousands of years ago. The evidence provided in this paper lead me to my conclusion on future burial rituals . They are also able in some cases able to find the cause of death by referencing to writings from that period and comparing them to their findings. As time progresses, so do the techniques related to this thorough study and each anthropologist is not only known for what they do but how they do it. Anthropologist

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received. Wishes for my funeral services may also change with the course of time, and some aspects of the funeral may have been forgotten in the initial interview process. Private interviews should be conducted in the future, and the dialogue about death should be ongoing to account for these