It seems that every religion doesn't quite agree with scattering ashes.
Cremation is possible, but it is usually buried or supported. Unless, of course, the monk comes to the relic.
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Say it.
The views of our ancestors
Ancestors pay attention to graves. So what crystal coffin, ancestors called this exposure.
I've heard of sudden corpse for three days, but I don't bury people and put them in the sun.
As for throwing ashes,
In ancient times, there was a criminal law after the death of a heinous person, one was called opening a coffin and flogging a corpse, and the other was called poking bones and raising ashes.
So, if you have nothing to do, don't follow those idiots and poke your ancestors into ashes. Is this worthy of the kindness of our ancestors?
And popularize superstitious knowledge for you.
First of all, the average person (excluding the guilty Fodor), in the 24 hours after death, the soul is the process of pulling away from the body, and people are very painful at this time. At this time, even a slight touch of a dead body will give it great pain. So in ancient times, sinners committed extremely serious crimes and were dismembered after death. Make your death more painful! The ancients didn't just watch dead bodies play and vent their emotions. There are internal reasons for this.
Then, within 24 hours, people have three souls, seven souls, three souls, one soul dies in heaven, one soul goes to hell, and one soul stays to keep the body until it rots. So if the body is not corrupt, this soul will not leave. So are the mummies made in Egypt and the huge tombs built by Qin Shihuang just because of simple superstition?
In Buddhism, people are cremated for Buddhist relics. The bigger reason is to destroy the body and make yourself not want to stay in the flesh and blood.