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Offline jdm3gste

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Re: Taking Out Txiv Xaiv of Funeral session
« Reply #15 on: September 09, 2011, 01:00:24 PM »
My dad do txiv xaiv for funerals. the amount ppl pay ppl to do txiv xaiv is small compare to them taking their time for three days straight to stay at the funeral and do it all night before burial.

So would u rather just do a open casket for 2hrs view and then buried right away in one day? if that is so, its sad. lol



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Re: Taking Out Txiv Xaiv of Funeral session
« Reply #16 on: November 14, 2011, 01:33:56 PM »
nothing in a mong funeral is required....ex cept qhuab ke, qeej tu siav, qeej nce neeg, and sawv kev.....the rest are just miscellaneous things, and not required.

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Re: Taking Out Txiv Xaiv of Funeral session
« Reply #17 on: February 17, 2012, 10:09:21 PM »
My father's funeral, we didnt have a Txiv Xaiv, per his request.  While he's still alive, he said, "Kuv tej lus nyiaj lus kub, tej koob tej hmoo, tej kev fajtimhuabtais, kev txawj kev ntshe, ces kuv twb muab tag rau nej, cov uas mloog kuv lus.  Yog kuv tus mob tsis tso kuv tseg es kuv tso nej tseg, ces txhob kom lwm tus hais kuv li lus."




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Re: Taking Out Txiv Xaiv of Funeral session
« Reply #18 on: March 04, 2012, 09:59:54 PM »
nothing in a mong funeral is required....ex cept qhuab ke, qeej tu siav, qeej nce neeg, and sawv kev.....the rest are just miscellaneous things, and not required.

yaweh

I agree with you and that's why I don't see them as being religiously tied to Shamanism. However, many Christians think they are directly linked to Shamanism and violate Christian beliefs. But like you say, it's not required. It really is up to family preference.



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Re: Taking Out Txiv Xaiv of Funeral session
« Reply #19 on: April 02, 2012, 10:38:14 PM »
Txiv xaiv, if you're a Christian is similar to Proverbs and Psalms...yet it attached dearly to your deceased.



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Re: Taking Out Txiv Xaiv of Funeral session
« Reply #20 on: May 14, 2012, 01:31:18 PM »
Txiv Xaiv, yog txiv lus uas tus tuag tau xaiv tseg. Nws hais rau tus Txiv Xaiv hais tias yog tsis tuag los tseg yog hnub twg nws tuag ces kom tus Txiv Xaiv tuaj mus hais nws coj lus rau nws coj menyuam nyob rau tom qab. Yog li ntawd lub npe Txiv Xaiv thiaj li rhawv tawm los qhiav txog qhib phiaj mus txog ntuj rau txum lauj mem.



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