When they pass into the unseen world, they do not seem to be possessed with the fear of punishment.

The utensils placed upon the grave are all broken as if to indicate that they will never be used by the departed again.

The body is put into the grave in a sitting posture, and the hands are folded in front.

In some parts of the country there are tales which we could translate into faint glimmerings of a resurrection; but whether these fables, handed down from age to age, convey that meaning to the natives themselves we cannot tell.

The true tradition of faith is asserted to be "though a man die he will live again;" the false that when he dies he is dead for ever..