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ពីធីបូជាសពនានា ដែលខ្ញុំបានឃើញ Death is a symptom of running out of breath Making the most of my life. All human beings, animals and living beings must die unavoidable, just the time of death is irregular. In Khmer families, if there is a death, the ceremonies are organized according to traditional customs that change over time and are different according to region. Funerals are a family affair and social dignity The duration of celebration depends on the family resources of the corpse​- Understand Khmer traditions and customs during festivals - Join Thailand, keep the traditional culture from the ancient - Ms. Katavety knows and knows the gratitude to the parents - Maintain Khmer tradition in daily life.- Death by the time - and untimely death (Taihong death). The dead are usually taken down or sacrificed. Bookings are available for the festivities. 1. #According to the tradition of Khmer death, the ceremony is organized in 3 stages: - Before death - when death - and after death. Bored.ceremony before death - 3 or 1 monks are invited to recite Dharma for patients - They need to find a professor who will take care of the responsibility until the last breath - Brothers and sisters come to apologize - Patient memorizes "Buddha Orham" by dedicating their spirit to them. Remember the good deeds you have done in the past. - Lead the organizer of spare parts and supplies to show the patients - The priest holds the candle, the base candle, make the leaf, the soul flag Will protect the bottom of 3 sheets - When you are about to die or when you die, you burn the funeral candle. - They put a soul candle on the head of sleeper - They want a piece of white skirt or God folded around and above the patient so that he can see, miss the grace of God. Bored. #Time to die - The priest goes to close his eyes and teeth and puts the 5 palms at the head, forehead, lips, beard, in the right hand and on the chest. - Light the candle at the head of the bed, 3 candles at the base of the head, shoulders and feet. Bedside table candle replaced with carded lamps. - Arrange gem candle, 1 piece of zonley rice, 1 baht of silver, 2 baht of white skirt, 1 piece of ripe banana at the bottom - Below the cemetery, they put a stone and a jar of water - with a crocodile flag placed in front of the ceremony house to mark the recent death - Exfoliate by mixing perfume and fragrant flowers, stick hair forward 3 times and back 3 times. - They take a skirt with 2 hands and wear it to the corpse by putting a bag in front 2 foot bag to the back and 2 foot cup to the right shoulder. - They use bass cords to tie their neck, arms and legs - They take a silver or gold coin to put in the mouth of the corpse - In the end, they took a skirt length of 1 square with 2 corners to cover the dead body Then put it on a 15 foot long snob and tie the bass line again to lift it in the trunk And then the monk was born in the toilet. Bored. #After death After the funeral ceremony, Khmer people continue Traditionally, celebrate this festival at least three more times as: A. #5 days ceremony - They believe that dead souls left From the body that travels normally without knowing that he is dead yet. - The soul has arrived home, knowing that it is dead Also weeping sorry for the broken body of the element or the sacrifice. - This festival is performed to free the dead from all the sufferings built up during their life. B. #100 days ceremony - It is believed that the soul of the dead goes to heaven to be punished for the deeds they have done. - After 100 days, Yom Reach decided to go to Soi Sok or give Apologies to any extent. - Before birth or where were you born if you have relatives Family members dedicate good deeds on time, during that time, the one who deserves to be punished will bear the punishment Some peacemakers just took it to a new level. C. #Anniversary or 1 year anniversary - they can do it every year to honor Those who divide also build up merits for themselves. - To commemorate the memory of the dead, or the affection between the living and the dead - Article : Sok Ratha