After death will people really become ghosts?
In Buddhism, it is often said that after a person dies, if they do not transcend into a god, they will generally become a spirit. Now when we talk about transcending the…
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In Buddhism, it is often said that after a person dies, if they do not transcend into a god, they will generally become a spirit. Now when we talk about transcending the…
The researchers used a new infectious disease protocol designed to ensure the swine virus is not passed on to a transplanted host.
On January 20, a team of doctors from the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) in the US announced that it had successfully transplanted a pig's kidney into the bod…
A cemetery on the ocean floor is the ultimate resting place especially for beach lovers.
Deep in the mountain forests of Laos is a thousand-year-old mystery that has only just begun to be elucidated by modern research.
The people of Washington state may be the first people in the United States to be allowed to handle dead bodies in the form of natural decay or cremation in an alkaline…
Cemetery (or graveyard) is a place that evokes a sense of horror when it is mentioned.
Like many civilizations, the Aztecs lived in the 1300s until the early 1500s with unique and interesting practices.
Scientists claim that a person who eats seeds then dies, seeds germinate, and grow into a tree from a dead person's stomach is entirely possible.
In most countries of the world, burial of deceased people takes place very quickly, however, in Ghana - Africa the burial of the deceased is an extremely complex issue.
When the heart stops beating, processes leading to death have only just begun. In some cases, hypothermia may slow these processes.
Sweden's Phoenix funeral company came up with the idea of creating an electronic copy of the deceased, News Worlds reported on February 23.
In 2014, a serious traffic accident caused Abragh Mohamed, living in the mountains of Azilal, Morocco, to lose his loving wife.
Most of us don't like to think or talk about death, but to the people of Toraja, in Sulawesi, Indonesia, the dead are a continuous part of everyday life.
In 2011, an earthquake and tsunami hit Japan. Nearly 16,000 people were killed and until today communities across Japan have not recovered.