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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;bosko69, post: 10206013, member: 16283&quot;]I&#039;d feel rather spooked having a stranger&#039;s bones in my house (I may be irrationally superstitious). Selling someone&#039;s bones is a whole different matter-it&#039;s basically &#039;body snatching&#039;...i&#039;d think very bad karma.</p><p>Having a loved ones ashes on your mantel or jewelry is seen in a totally different light in Western culture though.</p><p>Of course in ancient times it was a regular practice to keep your ancestors close-you buried their bones under the floor.</p><p>I saw a documentary by Josh Gates where he visits the Toraja people of Indonesia,known for keeping the mummies of their ancestors in their homes . They believe the spirit of the deceased continues to protect their families and some even &quot;feed&quot; the bodies as if they were still alive.</p><p>In many parts of the world,the idea of not believing in ghosts is viewed as absurd.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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