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The document discusses various rites of passage traditions from around the world. It describes birth rituals like christenings in the UK and "dropping the baby" in southern India. It also outlines education milestones such as the first day of school and graduation ceremonies. Marriage customs from the UK, Indonesia, and India are provided as well as details on civil partnerships and same-sex marriage rights. The document also briefly touches on bar mitzvahs, 18th birthdays, bachelor/bachelorette parties, wedding anniversaries, and funeral practices in the UK, India and Nepal.
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Rites of passage
- 2. + Birth rites UK Christenings, or baptisms are religious ceremonies in which a baby/young child is anointed with water and is allocated God-parents. The practice was becoming less popular in the UK as fewer people attend churches however, the Christening of Prince George in 2013 may make it fashionable again. Southern India The „Dropping the Baby” ritual is carried out every year in southern India and is meant to bring good luck, health and prosperity. Although it is banned by the government, the practice continues.
- 3. + Education The first day of school The School Prom Thanks to Hollywood and the impact of American culture on the UK, Proms are now big business. Bachelor and Spinster Parties In Australia B&S Balls are a huge and gruesome event. Many take place in a remote area. A big „spew‟ pit is dug and the revelers spend the weekend getting bladdered. Graduation ceremonies
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- 5. + Overseas Marriage Yogyakarta, Indonesia Sultan Hamengkubuwono X‟s fourth daughter, Gusti Ratu Kanjeng ayu, marries KPH Notonegoro in a three day ceremony (October 2013) Rajgarh, India Newly wed Mamta Bai, 12, and her husband Bablu, 14 (May 2011). Ignoring laws that ban child marriages, several young children, are still married off as part of centuries-old custom in some Indian villages. India law prohibits marriage for women younger than 18 and men under age 21.
- 6. + Some other rites of passage Bar Mitzvah The „coming of age‟ in the Jewish tradition is 13 for boys, 12 for girls. 18th Birthday UK law now recognizes you as an adult. Hen and Stag Do‟s Final fling or waste of money? Wedding anniversaries Heather and Anthony Knappett celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary.
- 7. + Funerals UK Today in Britain, non-religious funerals are becoming a popular alternative, such as those offered at the Woodland Burial Park in Norwich. Death remains a fairly taboo subject in the UK. Burning Ghats, India and Nepal “Shmashana” or “cremation” ghats (or steps) are common in South Asia (India and Nepal). These are places where bodies are cremated by the the waterside, allowing the ashes to be washed away by the sacred river.