While burying dead bodies requires, in the most favorable case, a period of 8-15 years to implement decommissioning body to cease to be a source of embarrassment for the live environment, burning the procedure is completed within 1 to 2 hours. Procedure upepeljavanja dead body in a modern crematorium incinerator will not cause any visible or audible sensations or disturbance to the environment, it can be concluded that it is clean and aesthetic.
Cleaning the grave
A room large ceremonial hall was the glazed atrium and the need for forgiveness is a semicircular wall of glass that rises vertically and can be used as a unique space. Small glass partition between the hall over the valley with groves of urns and from that point to impress, in the same manner are derived piramidasti towers (one major and six minor) on the roof of the crematorium and outdoor bell tower, where you can even read the words of the giver, and zvonotvorca, from Zagreb šikić of Viktor.
By the Middle Ages, the burning and burial of the ashes of the dead constitute a special privilege and honor, and all the prominent people burned at public expense. Denial of such a ceremony was a great shame.
Even the libertinism
that took over after the French Revolution when they really achieved a favorable political and psychological conditions for the reintroduction of incineracije idea of ??cremation is not yet come to life. Year 1800.
The first, which is able to meet these principles, was Dr. Siemens, which is for your furnace won First Prize at the open competition of the Academy of Lombardy in Milan 1872nd year, which is already four years after it was made and Europe's first crematorium. That same year, the crematorium was built in Washington. In Gotha 1878th crematorium was opened with a more perfect acting (so-called Siemens-Reclam's stove).
Sometimes, it is not so, and people are simply powerless to do anything they would like. This is the moment in which a man needs help, and there we were jumping in with the will, who will do all that you simply can not.
Looking from above, from the main road Remete, crematorium does not sound great and I just program the ceremony and the act of cremation of the deceased revealed any of his equally important corner. Performance of the ceremony, the funeral crematorium facility is possible in the large and small ceremonial hall and the outdoor ceremonial space.
Incineration or cremation of the dead, as the old way of removing the dead from the living environment, as well as inhumation or burial of dead bodies in the country or the tomb. Burning of the dead were in use in ancient Greek Homeric Age, the Etruscans, Romans, Celts, Germans and Slavs. In India according to religious rules are dead today and burned at the stake, while Japan called. flame graves.
Burial of the ashes
Incineration is, as already stated, was an expensive ritual, and regularly reserved for wealthy citizens. The poor Romans were burned together on a large stake or to be buried in deep pits block outside the city. The rise of the Roman imperial power following parallel development of Christianity. How are created every day deeper differences between the classes in Rome, so it is quite logical that the impoverished, disenfranchised and oppressed its ideology of hope and salvation from the hopelessness found precisely in Christianity and become followers of the first Christian communities.
The building crematorium is almost indistinguishable from the road, it is incorporated into the shallow zasjekline hill, and his dignified space and depth is evident only when you step into the winding corridors and down to the last port with two ceremonial halls, boats, large and small to look at valley surrounded by woods.
burning candles
final resting place
There are actually
opposing views on the extent of burning the dead in the southern Slavs. While some sources claim that this practice was not common, from a description of the siege of Constantinople, the Byzantine 626th vol. learned that the Avari their fallen soldiers were buried, cremated and the Slavs.
Zagreb crematorium and urn of Gaius
Memories
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laying flowers
In Rome the way of burning public expense spent by class membership. Fully burning was a bigger honor because it was necessary to spend a greater amount of fuel, so the ceremony was reserved for the privileged strata of society, while members of the regiment were poluspaljivani or carbonised at special Garišta. It is shameful the carbonated body and deposed the emperor Nero, Caligula and Tiberius.
At the present time appear on the new ideas, so to speak, bury the ashes and dispersed the ashes. This can be done by ash runoff the soil surface or sinking in water.
Resistance was significantly reduced after the Roman Council held 1964th year in which the Catholic Church expressed tolerance towards incineration. The heaviest and largest remaining resistance is still the traditional understanding of the funeral in the nation.
Candle
Above the north side of its mountain forest of Zagreb; his panorama profile cut in the mountain pribrežja, a forest backwaters followed up the streams of the Zagreb city weary breath back, going down to the city's shop windows and tramways. City and mountain face to face, a rich and exciting tradition of the wooded scenery of old Medvednica warrior and massive shield over the crossroads of civilization, life and death ceremonies in the blue mountains, lives, and their graves in eternal intimacy.
Unfortunately, sometimes people are, for various reasons, unable to celebrate their memories as they wanted. Feasible, of course, let such an act of someone else.
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Funeral
Flowers
The complete interruption of burning the dead in Europe is still passed around. 500 years. Specifically, under the influence of an imperial decree and Christian notions of resurrection of the body in the further course of time is completely excluded the possibility of burning the dead.
Prominent scientists and scholars have come, to encourage prenapučenošću church cemetery due to infectious diseases and plagues that are often decimated the population, again at the thought of burning the dead. Among the first to renewal of the ceremony the second half XVII. century advocated Naldi Mattia, a doctor and a secret adviser to Pope Alexander VII.
