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...how would you like to be disposed of?
Also, how does your spiritual beliefs factor in?
Personally, I would like to be cremated, by not right away. If memory serves me right, The Tibetan Book of the Dead is supposed to be read as you are dying. More so, after death, loved ones recite the book in the presence of your body after death to help guide your soul as it leaves the body.
I would like to do something like this I think. Hopefully I have plenty of time to think about it.
The Sacred Rivers do not mind a bit of ash. Moreover, ash is non-polluting, it has already been cleansed by fire. Some day it will come up as sedimentary rock. Ask Mother Ganges.I am not the body; rivers are sacred.
I checked. In India, medical colleges want whole body and not just parts. The only part that they can do without is cornea. Otherwise the person can donate organs.Any useful organs donated. The rest is going to science/medical school for decay experiments/dissection/parties.
How is death and disposal of body an uncomfortable thought?One can have a comforting thought.
Don't think that "next best thing" isn't of great value! Teaching new doctors alone will save more lives than any of your organ's could.I fear I'm too old now that my organs are of any use to anybody but I still carry my donor card. The next best thing is my body to be an object of study.
Humans are filthy animals, full of toxins and heavy metals accumulated over decades. Best not to reintroduce that into the biosphere.
A human body has to be cremated at very high temperatures to eliminate things like dioxins and then there are still the heavy metals that won't go away, no matter how high the temperature. Your liver and kidneys especially contain lead, cadmium and mercury at levels that would make your ashes officially hazardous waste by most countries standards.Moreover, ash is non-polluting
I don't like the thought of my body rotting away in a box, so cremation....how would you like to be disposed of?
Also, how does your spiritual beliefs factor in?
Personally, I would like to be cremated, by not right away. If memory serves me right, The Tibetan Book of the Dead is supposed to be read as you are dying. More so, after death, loved ones recite the book in the presence of your body after death to help guide your soul as it leaves the body.
I would like to do something like this I think. Hopefully I have plenty of time to think about it.
...how would you like to be disposed of?
Also, how does your spiritual beliefs factor in?
Personally, I would like to be cremated, by not right away. If memory serves me right, The Tibetan Book of the Dead is supposed to be read as you are dying. More so, after death, loved ones recite the book in the presence of your body after death to help guide your soul as it leaves the body.
I would like to do something like this I think. Hopefully I have plenty of time to think about it.
Do with the body as you see fit as the party is over, and the atoms go their separate ways or carpool as molecules for more adventure and discoveries that surely lay ahead. Even the far reaches of space....how would you like to be disposed of?
Also, how does your spiritual beliefs factor in?
Personally, I would like to be cremated, by not right away. If memory serves me right, The Tibetan Book of the Dead is supposed to be read as you are dying. More so, after death, loved ones recite the book in the presence of your body after death to help guide your soul as it leaves the body.
I would like to do something like this I think. Hopefully I have plenty of time to think about it.
Glad to hear that "you" are still doing well 8000 km Eastwards from Holland.Yeah, why not. Life is fun while it lasts, its pleasures, its sorrows. My best wishes to you @Xavier Graham.
But when living in a country at war, I can imagine it's a bit more challenging to see the fun in life, or when someone is tormented by mental challenges or physical painYeah, why not. Life is fun while it lasts, its pleasures, its sorrows.
Challenge is another name for life.But when living in a country at war, I can imagine it's a bit more challenging to see the fun in life, or when someone is tormented by mental challenges or physical pain
...how would you like to be disposed of?
Also, how does your spiritual beliefs factor in?
Personally, I would like to be cremated, by not right away. If memory serves me right, The Tibetan Book of the Dead is supposed to be read as you are dying. More so, after death, loved ones recite the book in the presence of your body after death to help guide your soul as it leaves the body.
I would like to do something like this I think. Hopefully I have plenty of time to think about it.
Fire. And the ashes go in my husband's tomb....how would you like to be disposed of?
Cremated....how would you like to be disposed of?
Also, how does your spiritual beliefs factor in?
Personally, I would like to be cremated, by not right away. If memory serves me right, The Tibetan Book of the Dead is supposed to be read as you are dying. More so, after death, loved ones recite the book in the presence of your body after death to help guide your soul as it leaves the body.
I would like to do something like this I think. Hopefully I have plenty of time to think about it.
...how would you like to be disposed of?
Also, how does your spiritual beliefs factor in?
Personally, I would like to be cremated, by not right away. If memory serves me right, The Tibetan Book of the Dead is supposed to be read as you are dying. More so, after death, loved ones recite the book in the presence of your body after death to help guide your soul as it leaves the body.
I would like to do something like this I think. Hopefully I have plenty of time to think about it.
...how would you like to be disposed of?
Also, how does your spiritual beliefs factor in?
Personally, I would like to be cremated, by not right away. If memory serves me right, The Tibetan Book of the Dead is supposed to be read as you are dying. More so, after death, loved ones recite the book in the presence of your body after death to help guide your soul as it leaves the body.
I would like to do something like this I think. Hopefully I have plenty of time to think about it.