IMPLICATIONS OF DEATH

Implications of Death

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Introduction

Each people make the experience of death within a culture, with the help of a language, in reference to anthropology and cosmology, with the help of which are ordering all symbolic data. Israel also faced with death and with the life from a particular condition to be detailed below. Death is assumed in a variety of ways by different people in different cultures that is further followed by certain pattern of mourning. This paper attempts to explore the experience of death in relation to the societal norms and beliefs.

Discussion

The meaning of death has different interpretation in cultures varying from personal to group beliefs. Death is still a mystery in this world and no one has so far explored its true meaning. The procedure of mourning is also different in different cultures. People normally associate colours of mourning to deaths. According to Gibson & Bishop (2006, pp.1-18), black is assumed to be a colour of sadness that is worn at funerals. Some people make immense noises at funerals to share their grief and sorrow. The pain that one experiences is beyond expressions most of the time and one ahs to go through extreme tragic moments to bear it. Moreover, the concept varies in terms of life after death. Some believe and feel oblige to give the dead person all the needed things he/ she might use later. Hence, the implications of death vary from religion to religion as well.

According to Maddrell & Sidaway (2012, pp.1-99), it is commonly understood that the soul ceases to live when it comes to death, and then continues its monotonous and precarious existence, and in the places next to the grave and the family mansion, and in an underground world where they regrouped and distant all ...