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Many cultures do not talk about death. Everyone dies, though. Experience should be shared; however, many are unable to address the conversation of death out

Death care also became drastically altered with the advent of wars and epidemics. These acts of war and epidemics enforced mass casualty events, which have

Human societies have been pondering for thousands of years about what occurs after death. The belief in an afterlife has been a comfort, guidance, and

The Puritan Influence: Simplicity and Sobriety In the early colonial period, the Puritans in New England practiced funerary rites that were stark and unadorned, emphasizing

Over the empty spaces of the world, it is indeed evident that the response to death is truly varied in its culture and the diverse

The world post-COVID-19 is surreal; it is an altered reality where meanings of the ordinary have found new meanings, and uncharted territories of health crises

Funeral practices have been around for a long time in human culture, evolving over time and across civilizations. Learning the basics of funeral history will

Perhaps there is no more great secret in human life than what death brings about. Civilizations of humanity, spanning thousands of years, have sought to