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East Meets West : หน้า 57/88 An exploration of death, farewell rituals, and the universal experience of life review before dying.
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This text discusses the changing rituals surrounding death, comparing modern practices to those of the past. It highlights a universal experience during dying, where individuals reflect on their past deeds, leading to feelings of regret or comfort. This exploration prompts a deeper understanding of the emotional journey linked to mortality and the significance of traditional goodbyes. It's a call to acknowledge and personalize the experience of death in our contemporary lives. For more insights, visit dmc.tv.
หัวข้อประเด็น
-Changing death rituals
-Universal dying experience
-Life review and reflection
-Emotional aspects of death
-Importance of personal goodbyes
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Death & Rebirth
Luang Por
The normal goodbye with dead people is just to put
them in the hospital, then into the refrigerator and
then put them into the earth; into the tomb. I don't
know why that happens because back in the middle
ages in Norway people died at home, and they used to
stay at home for few days so that they could say
goodbye. So now everything has become so strange
and so impersonal. How do you explain it?
: There is a universal procedure that happens to
people from all walks of life regardless of their belief
or ethic. Before people die, they will see the
rewinding pictures of their past deeds. The frequent
deeds will come first. For example, if one drinks
liquor regularly, one will see the pictures of oneself
drinking alcohol. Despite the fact that one enjoyed it
so much when committing such action, one will feel
regretful and uncomfortable before dying. The
pre-disembodiment image will then appear to hint
where one will head to. For example, seeing the image
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