1 yEveryone should have their choice. I would say either is more acceptable or respectful. I personally would prefer to be cremated. I'm a visual kinda guy and I don't really like the idea of maggots, worms, and other insects helping to decompose my dead body. I know I'd be dead and it may be ridiculous to think that way, but I'd just prefer it that way. For me, I feel it's more cathartic to be cremated and have my ashes either spread somewhere scenic like in the ocean or tossed at the top of a mountain, or have them mixed with the soil used for a tree seed to start sprouting. I really like the idea of the tree though.
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1 yBuried.
Yet I can appreciate how each have cons
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Good choice!
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Ofc after a very long time, you're still young 😄
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Thanks 😊
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I was only answering the question as a logical quiz lol
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Enjoy your day sir - you're 38, you've got decades ahead also, just stay healthy and see a doctor if ever not healthy lol -
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Thanks, i hope that your lives will be worth living it, if you know what i mean 🙂
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1 yIf you are cremated nobody can visit you but if you are buried then people can visit you at the grave
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@LaurenM1997 Loved ones can indeed visit a cremation burial site just as well. They can even choose to carry you with them at all times.
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@LaurenM1997 well said miss Lauren 👍🏻
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I want to be buried and everyone in my family knows this and they know not to have me cremated
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@LaurenM1997 , let's forget about all this cause miss Lauren is going to have a long life here on earth, no cremation and no burial, she will be at home warm and happy, her little kind heart which is filled with love and care will pump for decades ahead 😊
Miss lauren and women like her gives beauty and meaning to this sh*tty world!
I think it depends on the person's cultural and religious beliefs.
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Which one do you personally agree on it miss dish?
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It does make sense but it's not natural, i can't accept the idea of dropping the body of a person that i love somewhere to be burned till ashes than have the rest of the bones grinded to powder and given to me in a urn, it's so much! I find it disrespectful and cheap!
Burial, means letting nature does it's own thing, at least in a burial, the physical body will always be there so that the loved ones can always visit, pray and out flowers on the grave, no messing uo with body and it will be respected because it was once the vessel that held the soul of our loved one! - 1 y
Again, it depends. In cultures where cremation is part of the religious beliefs there's a lovely ceremony, very respectful, and the person is very loved. The soul of the person has already risen to God, so it's intact and not desecrated at all.
(Consider also, some people have their organs farmed off after death, so what's buried is not the whole person, 100% intact... or those with disfiguring ailments, etc... Choices are made closer to the moment... I don't think there's just one simple answer for everyone.) - 1 y
Maybe...
In my opinion burial is the correct way and i have mentioned why...
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Anonymous(25-29)1 yIt depends on what the person wanted. For example I want to be cremated, and I think it would be disrespectful for my family to leave my body in tact when they know I want it burned to ash. Some people find that idea uncomfortable. Some find the idea of rotting uncomfortable. Ultimately I won't know what they do because I'll be dead, but I hope they respect me and have me cremated.
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Well in this case, your request shall be respected, even though i'm against cremation but that's what you want and a request of a person after his death shall be respected!
Opinion Owner1 yThanks! I'm curious though are you really against cremation, or do you just want not want to be cremated yourself? Because if you would respect my choice for cremation it seems like you really agree that cremation should be an option for those who want it.
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Wether i agree on it or i'm against it, i respect the request of the dead person because to me i believe that after we die, we start our afterlife with god, which means you're soul had left the body and now the body has no use anymore but if the dead person can still have a contact with our world, he'll be happy to know that even when he's gone, we still respect his wishes cause he as a person didn't die, only his physical body did, so one day if we meet again in our afterlives, it's not good at all to face the person whom we didn't respect his wishes when he was alive here on earth!
Opinion Owner1 ySo you are not against cremation, you are just against disrespecting the choice of the person who died. That's cool I believe similarly.
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1 yI never understood my monster parents as if "rotting in the ground with worms" for years, and they talked about the worms! But said is more respect! Well may they get their wish!
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At least the body is still there and you have left it for nature to does it's thing!
The body will always be there, the physical body i mean!
I don't want to be burried or cremated. Both ideas suck!
I'm hoping they will come up with a third option by the time I croke off.13 Reply- 1 y
No croke off for you miss sage, still very early!
You will be alive, safe,. healthy and happy 😊
You are always needed miss sage 😌 - 1 y
That's true, miss sage is priceless 😊
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1 yCemeteries should be made into parks preserves playgrounds and ball fields for kids and families. What a fucking waste of land.
Cremation or what I'm doing: 1) Made into a tree seed pod 2) Made into a diamond 3) Paris Tower of silence to be consumed by the elements. All after I donate my organs of course!!
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People have different opinions
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Of course but 96% of people in western societies don't visit ancestors graves!!! It just seems so... I don't even have the words. My view of a body is simply a vessel to sustain the mind. It's meaningless and irrelevant.
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Ofc when a person dies, only their physical bodies dies, but still that body should be treated with respect because it held the soul of the deceased person before death!
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Agree to disagree. I always found this foundational for myself:
"Do not stand
By my grave, and weep.
I am not there,
I do not sleep—
I am the thousand winds that blow
I am the diamond glints in snow
I am the sunlight on ripened grain,
I am the gentle, autumn rain.
As you awake with morning’s hush,
I am the swift, up-flinging rush
Of quiet birds in circling flight,
I am the day transcending night.
Do not stand
By my grave, and cry—
I am not there,
I did not die.
— Clare Harner, The Gypsy, December 1934
The respectful thing is doing whatever the person wants. If they want to be buried, you bury them
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True, but between burial & cremation which one do you personally find it better and more respectful?
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Your choice is correct in my opinion, that's what a loving and caring family member does to his/her loved ones!
Here in Finland, the choice is yours.
No one will judge you for it. But every time someone is put in a coffin, a tree was killed and died to accompany you to death.
If you choose to be burned to ashes, it only speeds up global warming. Can your soul handle that much heat?07 Reply- 1 y
What does the soul have to do with this? 🤔
If the soul was still in the body than the person would still be alive!
Dead means the soul had left the body!
STILL a person's dead body should be treated with respect because it was once the vessel that carried his/her soul! - 1 y
Well you're free to be an atheist but to me there's no salvation without god and without Jesus, in order to achieve what you have mentioned, your faith has to be big and the people who follows jesus teachings are more prone to achieve this level, i know that you're going to say "what does this have to do with this?" Well it has a lot to do, figure it out by yourself, i don't have to explain everything everytime 😏
I agree with what you have said but surely this ain't our whole purpose, it's an important purpose to keep the human race alive but that's not all 😄
It's just one of the things that humans must think of but unfortunatly they are busy with wars, crimes, drugs and everything related to satan, let's see when our sun becomes a red giant and swallow earth, where would they be? 🤣🤣 - 1 y
Better than an atheist, at least you're smaet enough to not deny something that you cannot proof, okay i respect tour choice not to be sure but atheist people makes me laugh, they assure you that there's no one out there, they contradict themselves, asking you to prove them that your god is real while they can't prove if he isen't real or not 😂
God gave us huge potentials mr. Luopio but humans are chaotic and each person is focusing on something different than the other, which means our intelligence is not aimed at one point and one objective...
Can the ray of the sun burn a napkin without using anything? Nope! If you take a magnifier which gathers the sun ray and focus it on one point and you aim this single point at the napkin, what happens? It burns, so using the proper method, the sun rays were able to burn the napkin 🙂
If you want to find a way for survival, our whole human brains have to work like a magnifier, focusing and aiming on one objective, which is survival, and believe me if that happens someday, we will make wonders... - 1 y
Thanks 😄 well my whole life i've been attracted to science and space...
2.1K opinions shared on Religion & Spirituality topic. Buried but you’ll never see the coffin because you’ll be in heaven alive
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That is true! Thanks for sharing my friend 🙂
Probably buried. I'm claustrophobic. I know, I know, but I'm not yet and I think about it.
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I agree about burial, it shows respect to the dead and let nature does what it does!
Cremation is horrific, i saw on T. V the steps and how does they cremate the body, they leave nothing except grinded bones! - 1 y
At least in a burial, you can visit the person's body and pray and out flowers on it, even though we know that the soul is with god and only the person's physical body is here but we must not forget that this body was once the vessel to the soul of that person and it must be treated with respect!
1 yCremation, so I can go on all the family trips still. Because we all know that carting around a body doesn't work... just have to watch Weekend at Bernies.
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Just want to be mobile, even in my afterlife.🤷♂️😂
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You mean mobile not only as a soul but you want your physical body to be mobile too, that's funny 😄
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1 yThe choice you make isn't for yourself it's for the those you leave behind. The respectful choice is one they'll cope with better.
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Okay thanks for sharing
1 yHey dead so buried... Cremated is better for the environment. To many dead bodies is not good for the land.
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Plant roots don't need to reach that deep to benefit. The bacteria in the groundwater decomposes the body and dies in the soil. And that groundwater also disperses the nutrients throughout that soil. If the body is buried deep, the nutrients will reach a wider area instead of being concentrated in one spot. And they spread upward, since the ground gets denser and rockier the further down you go.
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So in the end, which do you prefer? Burial or cremation?
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@Serkee the christian god ain't only for christians, he is for everyone, god didn't create only christians, he created all the humans but the humans are the ones who went in separate ways and chose to be this and that and created religions!
Jesus is for everybody!
If you have some sort of belief in god that you must respect the body that carries your soul, which means people who loves you will take care of your body even when you leave this world, so it's not going to be fed to the PIGS! 😏 - 1 y
@TonyMetal___86 My point wasn't that I want to be fed to pigs, it's that I respect whatever my family decides to do with my body, even if that decision is feeding me to pigs. If they think cremation is wasteful and that putting my body to use as food for livestock is more respectful than letting it rot, I'm okay with that. Whatever makes them happy or helps them find their closure. It doesn't hurt me any, I'm dead already.
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@Serkee we must take into consideration that god is seeing everything and when a person dies, only his/her physical body dies than comes the afterlife, what if there's some sort of connection between our world and the other world, if we can't see the dead in their afterlives, it doesn't mean that they can't see us either, no one wants to see his family treating his dead body with disrespect!
A lot of things are found in this world which we can't detect with our human senses, it doesn't mean that they don't exists, it's just us we can't detect them yet!
Even a lot of scholars and scientists who doesn't believe in god or doesn't believe in the god of the abrahamic books started to believe that there might be something after death, the way the human body works and the brain after death, the still don't have a 100% clear answer but they are suspicious that there's something going on and that death ain't the end but they just got a glimpse of it!
If someday science eas able to prove that death ain't actually the end, the question will be is it good for people to know or not? Like for real if someone knows for sure that death ain't the end, who would stay here on earth 🤣🤣 just saying! - 1 y
@TonyMetal___86 Again, I don't necessarily believe in the Abrahamic god. I'm not gonna say he isn't real, because I can't say that for sure, but I can't say he is either. The same goes for the gods in other religions as well. And as I said before, different people have different ideas of disrespect. Some might believe burial or cremation is disrespectful. I trust that my family won't disrespect me, so whatever they choose to do, I support.
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2.6K opinions shared on Religion & Spirituality topic. To be cremated, instead of permanently taking up space.
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Can't you see that it's horrific and disrespectful to the humans bodies?
1 yThat is a person’s personal choice and not for me or others to judge 🤷♀️
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Give your personal opinion sponge 🤨
Don’t have one
443 opinions shared on Religion & Spirituality topic. I guess that all depends on what culture or religion you're from. In certain parts of Tibet, Nepal, and India they do a "sky burial", which is feed your dead body to vultures.
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What kind of belief is this when you treat a person's dead body like this!
Even in the stone ages, there was respect for the dead body!
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1 yDepends what the individual prefers. Neither one is better than the other.
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Thanks for sharing
3.8K opinions shared on Religion & Spirituality topic. To be buried. Hence why it's always been the choice by important people.
00 Reply599 opinions shared on Religion & Spirituality topic. I don't think it matters really. Dead is dead.
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I know, STILL the body should be treated with respect and care!
Anonymous(36-45)1 yCremated is much more respectful in my opinion.
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How is that?
Opinion Owner1 yAt least the worms don't eat the deceased one.
Cremated is better in my opinion, it costs less, and it seems more respectful.
00 Reply1.4K opinions shared on Religion & Spirituality topic. I see no issue either way.
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1 yCremated if they actually return the remains...
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What remains? You will be ashes, is that what you want? Why not burial?
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u 1 yI prefer cremated
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Why?
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I don't like worms much...
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fire feels more dignified as well... like our ancestors
1K opinions shared on Religion & Spirituality topic. I don't think I will care.
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What's your opinion about it?
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1 yEaten
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Lol just the reaction I wanted
1 yCremated
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Why?
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The idea of slowly decomposing and being left in the ground around other dead people is terrifying
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You're watching too much horror movies or zombies 🤣🤣
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No, I just don’t find the idea of being buried peaceful. When you think about it, land can change ownership at anytime…. How many cemeteries or sacred burial grounds are completely destroyed and built over if not covered up by man made lakes? Too many times
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Try to watch a documentary about cremation, how they does it step by step than make a decision...
Anyways, i don't want you to think about that cause you're still a young girl who have have decades of life ahead 😌 - 1 y
I’m familiar with the process and obviously answered and followed up with an explanation for a reason. Plenty of young people and children die everyday, not sure if you were aware
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I am aware, but i wish you to have a long and happy life that's all...
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Ty you too
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You're welcome and thank you too
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