Traditional burial practices vary greatly depending on culture and religion. Some cultures prefer burial within 24 hours of death, while others may take weeks or months to prepare for the ritual. In many cultures, a funeral service is held to honor the deceased and provide closure for loved ones. Burial methods can also vary, with some cultures practicing cremation while others opt for a casket burial. Many traditional burial practices also involve specific rituals, such as the chanting of mantras or the burning of incense. Despite potential differences, many traditional burial practices share a common purpose: to honor the deceased and provide comfort to their loved ones.
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