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FUNERAL IN GHANA(Claudia del barco, Francisco, Inés and Nuria

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FUNERAL IN GHANA(Claudia del barco, Francisco, Inés and Nuria

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Ghanian tend to announce the passing formally with a written letter or email bulletin.
Each funeral can take weeks or months to plan and complete.
Funeral services usually take place in several stages over a week or even more, with the main festivities taking place on saturday mornings, after the bruail, and they can often last all day

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In Tibet (China), they believe in reincarnation because its fundations are based on Buddhism. As soon as person dies, the lama monks recite the chants of the "Book of the Death" for the next three days to help the spirit of the deceased to cross the 49 leves of the "bardo", an intermediate state between the life that has ended and the next reincarnation.
The vultures are in charge  of taking the soul to heaven, assuming the transit to the new life.
The prefered practice is cremation because the soil of Tibet is hard and rocky so a grave cannot be drug.

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It is one of those strange funeral rites where an entire party is organized with a great banquet, music and dancing. There are no public municipal cemeteries, each family has its own. Four or five years after his burial, the pantheon is opened and the bones of the corpse are removed and that is when the celebration for his death takes place.
There is a celebration and they dance seven times around the dead person so that the dead person can finally achieve eternal peace.

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How funerals are in Philppines? By Jaione Blanco, Paula Martín Campos, Ana Hernández and Tomás Jerez

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How funerals are in Philppines? By Jaione Blanco, Paula Martín Campos, Ana Hernández and Tomás Jerez

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The Igorot people bury their dead in hand-carved coffins that are tied or nailed to the side of a cliff and suspended high above the ground below.
This gravity-defying graveyard is believed to bring the departed closed to their ancestral spirits.
The elderly have hollowed their own coffins from local timber and painted their names and the side.
Before, it's placed in a wooden "death chair", tied with leaves and vines and covered with a blanket.

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The funeral takes place at least a week after the death.
It's a very serious, formal religious or non-religious service.
After the service, there is normally some type of social event in a local pub or hotel, where people share stories about the dead person.

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By Paula González, Lidia García, Pilar Isidro, Ganna Diakiv and Lydia Sánchez.
After the death, family members wait around two weeks for the funeral.
Religious funerals in Norway follow a predetermined programme.
The ceremony begins with music that the family choose, and continuous with words of welcome by the priest and a prayer. The family member say nice words about the person who died. After that, more psalms are sung and a passage from the Bible is read. And after the ceremony it take place a feast.

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Use the '+' symbol in the bottom left hand corner to add a board and write the information. 

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Use the '+' symbol in the bottom left hand corner to add a board and write the information. 

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📌 You have to write the group members' name on the top of your board.
🌟 Remember to make it visually attractive and clear for your classmates.