Thursday, January 24, 2008
#190
"the early investigators reported that for children under the age of 10 years or so, the separation of death was understood in terms of more familiar partings; death was seen going away, either to heaven or to some place designated especially for dead people (the cemetery, the coffin) and the dead were conceptualised as continuing live in that other place.."
psychology is so cool! i used to think so too..that the dead goes to heaven and life continues as usual. i even thought wat occupation i wanted to be when i go to heaven..well in my version of heaven people were allocated jobs you see..
and you know blogger now comes in arabi, hebrew and some other language.
"the early investigators reported that for children under the age of 10 years or so, the separation of death was understood in terms of more familiar partings; death was seen going away, either to heaven or to some place designated especially for dead people (the cemetery, the coffin) and the dead were conceptualised as continuing live in that other place.."
psychology is so cool! i used to think so too..that the dead goes to heaven and life continues as usual. i even thought wat occupation i wanted to be when i go to heaven..well in my version of heaven people were allocated jobs you see..
and you know blogger now comes in arabi, hebrew and some other language.
what we could have been, 1:09 AM.
