This ceremony is a collective prayer for the peace of the souls.

Bodies were not prepared at night, so as not to strain the peace of the soul going over to the other side.

A search for elusive peace of the soul?

Something of yourself, that you burn, for the peace of the soul of the dead.

Firstly-for the welfare or the peace of the souls of one's parents.

Ghai has said he believes the practice is a religious right for Hindus, who consider open-air cremations essential to the peace of the soul.

The event is celebrated by the Jaintia to pray for the peace of the soul who died and for the welfare of the next generation.

August 13 through 16 is a Buddhist event called o-bon in Japan, a period of praying for the peace of the souls of ancestors.

They burn agarwood and olibanum for the peace of the souls and put plants, fruits, candles and laraks on the graves.

It is celebrated by a display of fireworks, distribution of sweets, and fatiha prayers for the peace of the souls of departed ones.

Until an effort is made to satisfy that wish, the sense of uneasy waiting for something to start which has not started will remain to disturb the peace of the soul.

Our journey through the wants of the personality to the wisdom of seeking the peace of the Soul is a journey that teaches us where true fulfilment lies.

Lighting the fire, thanking God for his blessings and crops, and praying for the peace of the souls of the dead were parts of this ancient Iranian tradition.

27-29: Acquisition of hesychia, or peace of the soul, of prayer, and of apatheia (dispassion or equanimity with respect to afflictions or suffering)

At almost the same hour, the monks of the Abbey of Leicester performed the last rites of Holy Church for the peace of the soul of Father Claude and consigned his clay to the churchyard.

He has gone far along a difficult road who has come to the point of seeing that deprivation, pain and disability are of no consequence at all, beside the inward conviction of grace, and the secret peace of the soul.

It was a culture among the pandas (a caste amongst Hindus who perform a type of worship for the peace of the soul of the dead) that a devotee gave them a horse or any animal to them after they perform the worship for the peace of their relatives' soul.