Culturally Preparing for Death

It is understood that all the characters on the earth are temporary. Whether it is oriental culture or western culture, we are not ready to live because we do not want to talk about them. As we get older, death is approaching us. Regardless of our beliefs about what happened after death, it is always in our shadow in our hearts. Even in the current millennium, we are not yet discussing death voluntarily.

CD: I have been doing it for a while since I called myself, but I think it's still true. My main attraction has always been the role of death in culture. For specific cultures, you can learn based on their body preparation, death rituals, sad times. CD: What happened to the rise of "experts" of death? There is a skilled trained person who care more about the body than a person (family) who takes care of the body. One of the foundations that I claim is that this is not true. I may be a permitted funeral, but I am not a good option to take care of my dead or dead mother. She is your mother. As you think it is right, please give me all the power and space to take care of her. The funeral director is not a doctor, it has no secret alchemy or knowledge, so he can take care of the dead.

Death is the center of many traditions and organizations, the customs related to death are the characteristics of various cultures of the world. Most of them are around the treatment of the deceased and the treatment of death and death after death after death. In general, the disposal of human corpse begins at the last office before important time passes, rituals occur frequently. The most common are funeral or cremation. This is not a unified approach, for example, in Tibet, the remains were buried at the summit. Techniques and rituals that prepare appropriate deaths and the ability to transfer spiritual outcomes to another (reincarnation) are subjects of detailed research in Tibet. Mummies or disinfectants are also common in some cultures to slow the rate of corruption

There are many reasons for death including natural death, natural death, illness, illness, suicide, murder, natural disaster, accident, war. In general, the ritual of death may vary greatly depending on religion, race, culture, rituals and rituals are intercultural cultures, such as preparation of funeral and ceremonies of substitution. Although cultural and cultural customs may be different, the ritual of death is standard and includes relationships and friends' gatherings to mourn the right to leave the body for three days through elaborate rituals for several weeks can do