[rere3343]

Cheaper way travel but you lose out on frequent flyer miles.


"Sky burials were an exclusive and unusual religious ceremony in Tibet. The practice involved dissecting the deceased’s body and scattering the pieces on a mountaintop to decompose or be consumed by birds. Most Tibetans follow Buddhist traditions, which dictate the human body is merely a vessel and can be discarded, thus why the practice was popular. The practice was ultimately outlawed, but can still be performed with the family’s permission."

[Shakey]

Do what you want to my body. What do I care? I'll be dead.

[Maggots & Mayhem]

He's harvesting the toe jam before anyone else gets a chance.

[Riddla]

Then there is people starvin in other places.
This would probably help malnutrition in those places.

[-NocturnalPulse-]

yea ive seen old ass videos of people getting chopped up and fed to birds, i guess this is why

[Kelseecat65]

Just when I think I've seen it all

[MrEzzzkiel]

I am very fascinated by this ritual.

[blancadon]

Complete the circle of life how it should be.

[Dynamo47]

Very interesting and thanks Mr E for the additional photos and video clip!

[JohnFrash]

The one performing the cutting is actually not a Buddhist. The act of the sky burial is considered unclean or defiling to the Buddhists so they get a non-practitioner to do it. It really is fascinating.