The experience at the site of the tragic accident was profoundly spiritual, emphasizing the importance of personal rituals, even if they deviate from cultural norms.
Being the first to touch the deceased allowed for a unique connection, transforming grief for a stranger into a meaningful act of mourning and closure.
The simplicity of gathering around the place of death with pheasant feathers served to honor the life lost, illustrating how personal ceremonies can foster healing.
Receiving pheasant meat after the ceremony symbolized the cycle of life and death, reinforcing the bond shared through this intimate experience.
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