As I understand it, the common practice is to treat all amputations and removals as bio-hazard and to incinerate. In the cases where an individual wants to keep a limb for religious reasons (later cremation or burial) the part is remanded to a funeral home for preservation and, presumably, safe keeping until That Glorious Day of Judgment.
Or whatever.
Me personally? When I rise at the end in whatever spiritual or energetic form I pass through to, I will have no need of what's left behind, and I'm certainly NOT going to go searching for any missing pieces (e.g. Anne Boleyn).
I mean, where do you stop?
"Is this the ghost of Bill...? Give us a sign... what do you want, Bill...?"
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Date: 2007-10-04 19:46 (UTC)Or whatever.
Me personally? When I rise at the end in whatever spiritual or energetic form I pass through to, I will have no need of what's left behind, and I'm certainly NOT going to go searching for any missing pieces (e.g. Anne Boleyn).
I mean, where do you stop?
"Is this the ghost of Bill...? Give us a sign... what do you want, Bill...?"
"My baby teeth."
"Oh...well, damn. Dash inconvenient, that."