History about Dead

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Across
  1. 2. loved ones, and children eating sugar skulls with their names on them.
  2. 6. and can be traced to India.
  3. 8. the deceased.” This offering, when made with love and devotion, brings contentment to the dead and allows them to continue on to the next cycle of their
  4. 9. Dead during which the souls of the dead can return to the world of the living. It is a joyful holiday with gatherings held in graveyards, ofrendas built for
  5. 11. Mexicans and Mexican Americans, and others, celebrate the Day of
  6. 12. honoring their deceased loved ones. Here are a few examples from various
Down
  1. 1. Chinese Ghost Festival is celebrated during the seventh month of the Chinese lunar calendar. It is thought that ghosts are able to visit from the afterlife
  2. 3. over the world, people have unique beliefs about death and different rituals
  3. 4. this time. Festival activities include making offerings of food and burning ghost money for the spirits. This festival has origins in Buddhist and Taoist
  4. 5. to offer tarpan to the dead. Tarpan literally means “offering of water
  5. 7. Many Rituals of Honoring the Dead
  6. 10. the Hindu Tradition, on the yearly anniversary of a loved one’s death, it is