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Reply #60 posted 10/14/16 11:39pm

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strawberrylova123 said:

I wonder what happened to prince's organs??

They're either on display or in storage at Paisley Park, along with his other musical instruments.

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Reply #61 posted 10/15/16 12:04am

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strawberrylova123 said:

I wonder what happened to prince's organs??

When one is cremated, the entire body is cremated.

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Reply #62 posted 10/15/16 5:12am

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I have family members who are totally against cremation and I have other family members who are totally against burial. It's totally personal decision. If people are offended that P's family decided to cremate, that was their decision. Whether it's your personal belief or not. People's beliefs, religious choices, wants, thoughts, concerns...they are none of our business. And the people that questioned why the family was so quick to cremate. Why would they want his dead body just laying around? Yes, the 'people taking pictures' issue, but also...why do they need his body? He's dead. It's just his body. I personally see no point in letting the body hang around in a mortuary for days for no reason, if there was not going to be a viewing and/or burial.

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Reply #63 posted 10/15/16 5:17am

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Let me lighten the mood here. When we were going to scatter my mother's ashes at sea, we went out on the water, and then, as you should, we stuck our fingers up in the air to gauge where the wind was blowing. There was no wind! We opened up the container, tossed her ashes, and then a gust of wind came out of nowhere and blew part of the ashes back onto us and the boat. She would have laughed hysterically at that! So we cleaned her up and that was that. Cremation isn't a terrible thing. It isn't scary. It is an alternative.

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Reply #64 posted 10/15/16 5:18am

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The cremation happens quickly because the body starts to decompose quickly.
Sounds like cremation was what Prince believed in himself.
And that's right...it's only the physical body.
We are here for such a short time vs the lifetime of our souls. Prince's soul was already pretty matured when he got here. He was an "old soul" meaning he had already worked out a lot in a previous lifetime(s). Then he matured even more while here.
He will probably be born again at some point in another body of some kind.

That is why it is so important that we take the opportunity while here to do spiritual work on ourselves, so we can know God and go back to him free.

If you're not ready to hear that yet, life will make you ready. The choice is YOURS. Either re-live the pain or work through it.

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Reply #65 posted 10/15/16 7:16am

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cloveringold85 said:


What I find odd is that JW does not believe in cremation, yet his family had him cremated.


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Very sad about P's Son. I read the story and it's just heartbreaking. I was a bit shocked to read that P was not there when his Son passed. I can't imagine what that did to Mayte. I can't imagine the pain of losing a child but, maybe he could not bear to see him one last time and he wanted to let him go in peace. cry


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Mayte said they had their own private ceremony so he had time to say goodbye.


Do you have a source regarding what Mayte shared?
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Reply #66 posted 10/15/16 7:41am

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cloveringold85 said:

What I find odd is that JW does not believe in cremation, yet his family had him cremated.

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Very sad about P's Son. I read the story and it's just heartbreaking. I was a bit shocked to read that P was not there when his Son passed. I can't imagine what that did to Mayte. I can't imagine the pain of losing a child but, maybe he could not bear to see him one last time and he wanted to let him go in peace. cry

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Where did you get the information that he was not present when his son passed? Please not the article by the fired nannies?

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Reply #67 posted 10/15/16 1:06pm

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Astasheiks said:

luv4u said:

I assume that God decides where your soul goes upon death.... heaven or hell. That is not decided upon because of how a deceased was either buried or cremated.

Wth??!! confuse

"cloveringold85 said:

Exactly, when a person dies, all their pain ceases. Prince has no more pain -- his is at PEACE with God. Believe that."

I was responding to cloveringold85 saying "Exactly, when a person dies, all their pain ceases."

Which is in Contradiction to The Holy Bible. Which some reach everlasting Happiness: Heaven and some go to everlasting torment: Hell.

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I'm not sure what you are referring to by saying "contradiction". There is no pain in Heaven.

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Are you implying that Prince is in Hell? I hope that is not what you are saying here. Can you please clarify for us?

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Reply #68 posted 10/15/16 1:20pm

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LuxLove said:

cloveringold85 said:

What I find odd is that JW does not believe in cremation, yet his family had him cremated.

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Very sad about P's Son. I read the story and it's just heartbreaking. I was a bit shocked to read that P was not there when his Son passed. I can't imagine what that did to Mayte. I can't imagine the pain of losing a child but, maybe he could not bear to see him one last time and he wanted to let him go in peace. cry

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Where did you get the information that he was not present when his son passed? Please not the article by the fired nannies?

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Yea, it was that article from the nannies. I had a hunch it wasn't credible anyways. confused

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Reply #69 posted 10/15/16 3:16pm

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1Sasha said:

Desecration of a final resting place is always a concern with a famous person. I thought spreading his ashes over the Chanhassen/Minneapolis region would have been appropriate, but either he specifically stated what he wanted done when the time was to come, or his family made a judgment call on the procedure and display at PP. I do think being at PP is where he should be, but I would prefer - for security reasons - that the urn be behind glass in a wall.

Why would someone do that to our Prince? Look at this place and the amazing people in it. I just think P deserved better than 'resting' in a tacky model for punters to gawp at.

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Reply #70 posted 10/15/16 4:33pm

Lovejunky

I dont know...

Cremation seems like a more efficient way to dipose of a body

Eaten by worms or Disintegrated by FLames ???

Still its none of OUR business...but as someone said THe risk of some idiot taking a picture and cirulating it ..... too horrible to think about....

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Reply #71 posted 10/15/16 6:14pm

1contessa

Just to think about Prince's body being burned, even if it was just a body, is too much for me to think of him in that way. I don't like that image it puts in my mind.

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Reply #72 posted 10/15/16 8:20pm

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1Sasha said:

Let me lighten the mood here. When we were going to scatter my mother's ashes at sea, we went out on the water, and then, as you should, we stuck our fingers up in the air to gauge where the wind was blowing. There was no wind! We opened up the container, tossed her ashes, and then a gust of wind came out of nowhere and blew part of the ashes back onto us and the boat. She would have laughed hysterically at that! So we cleaned her up and that was that. Cremation isn't a terrible thing. It isn't scary. It is an alternative.

No wind and then a gust a wind, hhhhmmm, sad

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Reply #73 posted 10/15/16 8:26pm

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cloveringold85 said:

Astasheiks said:

"cloveringold85 said:

Exactly, when a person dies, all their pain ceases. Prince has no more pain -- his is at PEACE with God. Believe that."

I was responding to cloveringold85 saying "Exactly, when a person dies, all their pain ceases."

Which is in Contradiction to The Holy Bible. Which some reach everlasting Happiness: Heaven and some go to everlasting torment: Hell.

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I'm not sure what you are referring to by saying "contradiction". There is no pain in Heaven.

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Are you implying that Prince is in Hell? I hope that is not what you are saying here. Can you please clarify for us?

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No, I am not saying that is were Prince's soul is at. You said when a person dies, all their pain ceases as if that is for all people that dies. And I'm saying the Bible says yes pain ceases for those that make to Heaven, but not for those that go downstairs for those that believe in The Holy Bible.

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Reply #74 posted 10/15/16 9:29pm

morningsong

Don't have a problem with cremation. One day all these folks in that traffic jam will need to be buried and it's going to become a big problem quite rapidly.
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Reply #75 posted 10/16/16 1:20pm

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anangellooksdown said:

The cremation happens quickly because the body starts to decompose quickly. Sounds like cremation was what Prince believed in himself. And that's right...it's only the physical body. We are here for such a short time vs the lifetime of our souls. Prince's soul was already pretty matured when he got here. He was an "old soul" meaning he had already worked out a lot in a previous lifetime(s). Then he matured even more while here. He will probably be born again at some point in another body of some kind. That is why it is so important that we take the opportunity while here to do spiritual work on ourselves, so we can know God and go back to him free. If you're not ready to hear that yet, life will make you ready. The choice is YOURS. Either re-live the pain or work through it. Prince is with God because he believed in God. He knew God to some extent. It's not about being "good", it's about seeking until you get close to God, and then consciousness of your belief becomes a reality.

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Very well said. biggrin

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Reply #76 posted 10/16/16 1:24pm

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1contessa said:

Just to think about Prince's body being burned, even if it was just a body, is too much for me to think of him in that way. I don't like that image it puts in my mind.

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I know how you feel, trust me. My Mom was cremated and that was her wish. Please, don't think of the body that way, because once we pass on, our soul and spirit leaves our body. Our bodies are just "vessels" that carry us through life. Visually think of Prince leaving his body and he is now in the "light" and with God's everlasting love.

"With love, honor, and respect for every living thing in the universe, separation ceases, and we all become one being, singing one song." - Prince Roger Nelson (1958-2016)
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Reply #77 posted 10/16/16 1:25pm

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Astasheiks said:

cloveringold85 said:

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I'm not sure what you are referring to by saying "contradiction". There is no pain in Heaven.

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Are you implying that Prince is in Hell? I hope that is not what you are saying here. Can you please clarify for us?

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No, I am not saying that is were Prince's soul is at. You said when a person dies, all their pain ceases as if that is for all people that dies. And I'm saying the Bible says yes pain ceases for those that make to Heaven, but not for those that go downstairs for those that believe in The Holy Bible.

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Okay, I understand. biggrin

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Reply #78 posted 10/16/16 8:39pm

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TrivialPursuit said:

Astasheiks said:

Next time you are at a camp fire or fireplace, walk up in it and tell me how that feels? mad


Your statement maneuvers in a delusion. I can only deal in reality.

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Reply #79 posted 10/18/16 8:38am

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anangellooksdown said:

The cremation happens quickly because the body starts to decompose quickly. Sounds like cremation was what Prince believed in himself. And that's right...it's only the physical body. We are here for such a short time vs the lifetime of our souls. Prince's soul was already pretty matured when he got here. He was an "old soul" meaning he had already worked out a lot in a previous lifetime(s). Then he matured even more while here. He will probably be born again at some point in another body of some kind. That is why it is so important that we take the opportunity while here to do spiritual work on ourselves, so we can know God and go back to him free. If you're not ready to hear that yet, life will make you ready. The choice is YOURS. Either re-live the pain or work through it. Prince is with God because he believed in God. He knew God to some extent. It's not about being "good", it's about seeking until you get close to God, and then consciousness of your belief becomes a reality.

Regarding the bolded above, Is that the "New Age Movement" way of thinking? eek smile

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Reply #80 posted 10/18/16 9:37am

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leadline said:

All i know is the cremation was a rush job for reasons we will never know.

Amen!

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Reply #81 posted 10/19/16 4:49pm

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Astasheiks said:

leadline said:

All i know is the cremation was a rush job for reasons we will never know.

Amen!

It was not a rush job the coronor releashed the body back to the family and they made preparations for the funeral. You realize that you cannot keep a body for a long period of time before it starts to decompose. Arrangements need to be made quickly.

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Reply #82 posted 10/19/16 5:15pm

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While I agree it's none of our business, I will say it hit me like a ton of bricks when I found out he was cremated. I know it doesn't really make sense because regardless, he had already transitioned. But the thought of his body literally not existing anymore just gutted me. I think that's when "reality" hit for me.

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Reply #83 posted 10/19/16 8:56pm

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Exactly, it is a business and want to know who sits on the board at the place P was cremated? Warner Bros. chairman and CEO Cameron Strang eek eek

StopIt said:

But burial and funerals is a "business" to make money, and one that doesn't benefit either this planet or what he believed awaited.

His son's cremation was widely circulated.

He preached about Not worshipping false idols.

He sought freedom exhaustively.

How cremation does not compute with some is odd.

It's not pleasant to think about, but it is obvious.

I just read Vanity was cremated quickly.

If that is accurate, perhaps there were common reasons.

Empress said:

Cremation vs burial is a very private and personal decision. Regardless of what anyone on this site or anywhere else thinks, it's none of our business.

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Reply #84 posted 10/20/16 5:18am

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I can't blame him for wanting cremation if that was his choice. The thoughts of my body SLOWLY decomposing while it lays pickled in a box are just gross. For millions of years, my body was no place on this Earth, and I will have had my short time, and it the planet will survive just fine without it once again.

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Reply #85 posted 10/20/16 11:08am

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cryingdoves said:

Exactly, it is a business and want to know who sits on the board at the place P was cremated? Warner Bros. chairman and CEO Cameron Strang eek eek

StopIt said:

But burial and funerals is a "business" to make money, and one that doesn't benefit either this planet or what he believed awaited.

His son's cremation was widely circulated.

He preached about Not worshipping false idols.

He sought freedom exhaustively.

How cremation does not compute with some is odd.

It's not pleasant to think about, but it is obvious.

I just read Vanity was cremated quickly.

If that is accurate, perhaps there were common reasons.

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Good God!! The CEO of WB is on the Board of the Crematory where Prince was cremated? Okay.....this is getting more like the Twilight Zone every day!! eek

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Reply #86 posted 10/20/16 1:21pm

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cryingdoves said:

Exactly, it is a business and want to know who sits on the board at the place P was cremated? Warner Bros. chairman and CEO Cameron Strang eek eek

StopIt said:

But burial and funerals is a "business" to make money, and one that doesn't benefit either this planet or what he believed awaited.

His son's cremation was widely circulated.

He preached about Not worshipping false idols.

He sought freedom exhaustively.

How cremation does not compute with some is odd.

It's not pleasant to think about, but it is obvious.

I just read Vanity was cremated quickly.

If that is accurate, perhaps there were common reasons.

Ah Hell Naw! eek razz

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Reply #87 posted 10/20/16 1:22pm

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cloveringold85 said:

cryingdoves said:

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Good God!! The CEO of WB is on the Board of the Crematory where Prince was cremated? Okay.....this is getting more like the Twilight Zone every day!! eek

Wow! Time to gather Purple Army!!! eek mad omg hmm hrmph omfg shocked disbelief

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Reply #88 posted 10/20/16 5:09pm

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cloveringold85 said:



cryingdoves said:




Exactly, it is a business and want to know who sits on the board at the place P was cremated? Warner Bros. chairman and CEO Cameron Strang eek eek






StopIt said:


But burial and funerals is a "business" to make money, and one that doesn't benefit either this planet or what he believed awaited.



His son's cremation was widely circulated.


He preached about Not worshipping false idols.


He sought freedom exhaustively.


How cremation does not compute with some is odd.


It's not pleasant to think about, but it is obvious.



I just read Vanity was cremated quickly.


If that is accurate, perhaps there were common reasons.










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Good God!! The CEO of WB is on the Board of the Crematory where Prince was cremated? Okay.....this is getting more like the Twilight Zone every day!! eek



No. Prince was cremated at the Cremation Society of Minnesota according to the Medical Examiner's report. Strang is director of the Neptune Society.

http://www.co.carver.mn.u...nt?id=7465
http://cremationsocietyofmn.com
http://www.bloomberg.com/...pId=734078
https://www.neptunesociety.com
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Reply #89 posted 10/20/16 5:45pm

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Kara said:

cloveringold85 said:

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Good God!! The CEO of WB is on the Board of the Crematory where Prince was cremated? Okay.....this is getting more like the Twilight Zone every day!! eek

Rumourmongering

No. Prince was cremated at the Cremation Society of Minnesota according to the Medical Examiner's report. Strang is director of the Neptune Society. http://www.co.carver.mn.u...nt?id=7465 http://cremationsocietyofmn.com http://www.bloomberg.com/...pId=734078 https://www.neptunesociety.com

GOOD JOB CARA for taking the time to get it right and stop the BS !

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