Sentence examples for death practices from inspiring English sources

Death practices are probably more important in Hinduism than in any other religion.

Hindu death practices, however, also reflect popular beliefs and fears, as well as local customs.

In Cambridge, the inevitable end is the subject of Death On The Nile (Fitzwilliam Museum, 23 Feb to 22 May), a macabre but no doubt beautiful exhibition examining the death practices of the ancient Egyptians.

A person of faith -- whether they be Christian, Jew, Muslim, Buddhist, Janist, Animist, or Paganist -- need not fear to explore natural death practices.

The second major contribution of this movement is the reconsideration of our death practices, particularly the harmful effects of certain preservation techniques on the earth itself, that patient womb to which we are returned.

Variability was apparent in eligibility criteria, organs obtained, timelines along the ischaemia process, determination of circulatory death practices, ischaemia definition, and techniques for organ preservation.

"A high-dose psychedelic experience is death practice," Katherine MacLean, the former Hopkins psychologist, said.

Yoga, he told to a recent class as they rested in corpse pose, is a death practice.

"It's fun because I get to see my mom," said Robert, who lives in Buffalo, as he and his mother, who is serving 20 years for stabbing a boyfriend to death, practiced a secret handshake in a playroom off the visiting room.

Cultural death practices-from Dia de los Muertos to sky burial to the veneration of remains and reliquary-evince a long-standing fascination with (and attempts to understand) the end of life.

Post-death practices also became "institutionalized" and increasingly impersonal throughout the end of the 20th century, Soffe said, as Americans started dying and being memorialized outside the home.