Hindu Ritual at the Cemetery with the deceased ashes

Hindu Ritual at the Cemetery with the deceased ashes. The Antyeshti, which refers to the ultimate Hindu burial rites, will look a little bit different depending on the deceased person's religious group or caste. During the rites, there are certain rituals that are performed around the body. These rituals include covering the body with flowers, placing a lamp at the head of the body, and burning incense throughout the room. Prayers and hymns will be chanted while the ritual is taking place. The ceremony is typically presided over by a Hindu priest or by the karta.

At several different moments throughout the service, water will be poured over the deceased's body. All of the mourners should take extra precautions to avoid touching the body, as doing so is considered an act of extreme profanity and uncleanliness. After that, the body is transported on a stretcher to the location where it will be cremated or buried. Kirtan, which consists of chanting mantras in a manner similar to a hymn, will be performed by the people who are escorting the body. Many Hindus believe that it is essential to break the deceased person's skull in order to encourage their soul to move on to the next life. This can be a very significant moment throughout the wedding at times.

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