What Happens After Cremation? Understanding Cremated Bones and Ashes
These are the cremated bones left after the process of cremation, also known as burial by fire. Cremation is a method of body disposal that involves burning the remains of a person after they pass away. This process results in bone fragments, which are then crushed or ground into fine ash.
The ashes are usually collected in an urn and handed over to the family. Depending on cultural or personal preferences, they may be kept, scattered, or placed in a special place as a form of remembrance and respect for the deceased.
In this video, we explore the cremation process and discuss how cremated remains are handled. It's a process that involves deep respect for loved ones, and serves as a meaningful way for families to remember those who have passed.
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