Funeral
Honouring the dead, accompanying the soul and committing the body to the ground or the fire.
Tradition · Folk Western
Practice
- Difficulty
- Intermediate
Nature and meaning
- Category
- Death
Details
- Optimal Timing
- PlanetsDaysMoon phasesAvoid phases—Planetary hoursSaturnBest seasonsSpringSummerZodiac signsTime of dayDawnNoon
- Correspondences
- Keywords
- DeathGriefAncestor workPsychopomp
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