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Religions like Orthodox Christianity, Islam and Judaism follow traditions that frown upon cremation, even prohibiting it. Traditionally, their culture believes that the idea of turning human body into cremation ashes might interfere with God's ability to resurrect the dead and bring it to heaven.
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Read More »Why are some of us so afraid of cremation? It is fascinating to think about society’s opposing thoughts on cremation, which mainly stems from differing traditions, cultures and religious beliefs. In the previous article, we have mentioned the rising cremation rates in the USA, which according to the annual NFDA Cremation and Burial Report for 2018 predicted a rise with 30 % in incineration practices in approximately 20 years. Although there is a gradual increase in the cremation practices, most of the people around the world still seems to opt for burial, neglecting the idea of cremation. While searching for some information we have found some suggestions why the human mind simply rejects the idea of cremation.
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Read More »For others the rejection stems from an innate fear of fire. It is in our nature to fight and avoid anything that may cause us suffering or pain. If we saw a flame on a hob, we would not touch it. Fire often equals pain and this is what cremation is often associated with. Even though most of us are aware that their loved one is no longer living, we would often have some comfort to know that they are still there physically. Burial gives you the option to visit their physical body wherever they are buried. However, if you think of the body as just an empty vessel after death, which many people do, the idea of cremation can be very appealing. One of the pros is that cremation is far cheaper than the traditional burial. Once you overcome the initial procedure of lots of fire, what to do with the ashes of you, your loved one or your pet, gives you a chance to be creative. Scattering the ashes is the preferred option, however many people opt for keeping the ashes of a loved in a cremation urn at home or columbarium. These include turning the ashes into a shiny diamond, planting them as a maple tree, or even turn them into a vinyl record - plus many more unusual processes. Choosing a modern art urn that fits a certain interior is also more and more preferred option. Considering all of these options, even though you may still believe burial wins the battle against cremation, it's always good to learn more about the process of cremation in case a friend or family member adds it as part of their final wishes.
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