Clifford Geertz described how this ritual took place in an eleven-tiered tower in Negara.
Clifford Geertz described how this ritual took place in an eleven-tiered tower in Negara. In Japan, this ritual is the only time when it is not taboo for two people to hold the same item with chopsticks at the same time. In Hinduism, adults, but not children, undergo this ritual as part of the antyesti ceremony, which is initiated by the karta and attended only by males. Objects used in this ritual in Christianity are stored in (*) columbaria, although this practice has traditionally been discouraged or banned in Christianity, especially in the Orthodox tradition. Wives of men who had undergone this ceremony committed suicide in the Indian practice of sati. For 10 points, name this type of funeral rite in which the body is burned.
Clifford Geertz described how this ritual took place in an eleven-tiered tower in Negara.
cremation [prompt on "funeral rites"] 