Death & Rebirth in Cultural Contexts : หน้า 56/88
East Meets West : หน้า 56/88 Exploring the understanding of death and rebirth concepts across different cultures, focusing on fears associated with it.
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In this discussion, the complexities of explaining the law of karma and its relation to death and rebirth are explored. Monica reflects on the fear surrounding these topics in Norway, emphasizing the need for clearer understanding and knowledge. The conversation highlights how cultural perspectives shape attitudes toward death, suggesting that it is essential to address these fears openly to foster a healthier discourse around mortality. The avoidance of death and farewells in Norway is critiqued, advocating for a more accepting approach similar to other cultures.
หัวข้อประเด็น
-Cultural attitudes towards death
-Understanding karma
-Fears associated with death
-The need for open discussions
-Differences in rituals and farewells
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Death & Rebirth
Monica
Luang Por
Monica
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being, ranging from an earth sprite, a tree sprite, an air
sprite, a lower celestial being, or a higher celestial
being. Do you think people with a Christian
background can understand this? It is not easy to
explain the law of karma.
: Yes, somehow it reminds me of my own culture. Yes
it is understandable. People are just so afraid of talking
about it in Norway. And it's just as normal as being
born wouldn't you say? That's why I think we need to
calm people down a little bit and give them some
knowledge about death. And I need a clearer picture.
It's just I need more information to say, ok, can we
think about it without being so fearful?
: We're discussing about how to make it brief but to the
point.
: Yes, that's right. Would you like to know what we do
something about it? When people die in Norway we
usually don't see them because we're so afraid of
death, and we don't want to say goodbye.
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