Suara.com – Celebgram’s corpse Laura Anna undergo cremation at Grand Heaven Pluit Thursday (16/12/2021) after being confirmed dead the day before. In fact what is cremation?
Regardless of the news of Laura Anna’s death, in this article we will explain about what is cremation and stages of the process.
Cremation is a process cremation. However cremation process cannot be done arbitrarily. There are a number of provisions such as the temperature that is turned on to burn the corpse to how long the process can take.
As adapted from various sources, cremation comes from the Latin “cremo” which can be interpreted to burn. Thus, cremation is the practice of removing the body by burning it. Cremation is usually carried out with a fire with a temperature of 800 degrees Celsius or more.
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Not surprisingly, after cremation, corpses are only bones and dust. The results of the combustion will then be ground to become fine ash to be stored in a special container which is usually in the form of an urn. The ash from the combustion will be 20 times lighter than the body’s weight.
After the burning process is complete, the cremated ashes will usually be left for a few days in the family’s house. After that the ashes will be sprinkled. However, this section does not apply if the corpse has cases of certain diseases.
For example, in India or regions with traditions Hindu strong, cremated ashes will be sprinkled in the river which is considered sacred. The procession of sowing ashes is a series of funeral processions. Families who attend will wear special and polite clothes as during the previous processions. Then, in Bali the cremation process is carried out in a tomb complex called a setra or pasetran.
Cremation is also closely related to certain beliefs. Eastern religions such as Hinduism and Buddha who believed many deities allowed cremation despite being contrary to the teachings of Islam and Bahai.
Meanwhile, Christianity has its own principles in viewing cremation. At first, cremations were found in Roman and Greek times, leaving only 2.4 kg of the total body weight.
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Nevertheless, the process of burying corpses by means of cremation is widely chosen by people for practical reasons as long as religion allows. The reason is now, burial grounds are getting narrower and more expensive, especially in big cities. Cremation is also considered easier to do.
Well, now do you understand what is cremation? Or have you seen and followed the funeral procession?
Contributors: Nadia Lutfiana Mawarni
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