tree burial (Meaning)

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tree burial ()

Disposal of the dead by placing the corpse among the branches of a tree or in a hollow trunk, a practice among many primitive peoples.

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The ancient tradition of tree burial involves interring cremated remains within the root system of a living tree.
Tree burials provide a symbolic connection between the deceased and the natural world.
The roots of the tree serve as a living memorial, nurturing the ashes and honoring their connection to the earth.
In some cultures, tree burials are considered a sacred practice, representing the return of the spirit to nature.
The choice of tree species for a tree burial can be meaningful, symbolizing the personality or values of the deceased.
Environmentalists often advocate for tree burials as an eco-friendly alternative to traditional casket burials.
The process of tree burial involves excavating a shallow pit near the base of a tree and placing the cremains within.
Some tree burial sites offer options for custom-designed plaques or markers to commemorate the deceased.
Tree burials can be a comforting ritual for families, providing a tangible connection to their loved ones in nature.
The practice of tree burial is gaining popularity as people seek more sustainable and meaningful ways to honor the dead.

Disposal of the dead by placing the corpse among the branches of a tree or in a hollow trunk, a practice among many primitive peoples.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The ancient tradition of tree burial involves interring cremated remains within the root system of a living tree.

Tree burials provide a symbolic connection between the deceased and the natural world.

The roots of the tree serve as a living memorial, nurturing the ashes and honoring their connection to the earth.

In some cultures, tree burials are considered a sacred practice, representing the return of the spirit to nature.