The garuda purana and hindu death rituals
Exploring psychological dimensions through contemporary practices
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Psychological Dimensions, The Garuda Purana, Hindu Funerary RitualsAbstract
This research article explores the Garuda Purana, one of the eighteen Mahapuranas of Hinduism, focusing on its prescriptions for funeral rituals and their psychological impact. The Garuda Purana offers detailed guidance on the performance of funeral rites and the journey of the soul after death. This study examines the psychological functions of these rituals, investigating how they assist people in the grieving process, foster emotional resilience, and maintain mental balance during mourning.
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