Today is the second consecutive "Dia de los Muertos" (Day of the Dead), a 48 hour period when many cultures believe that it is possible to commune with those we have lost. A few days ago, I wondered on the blog if anyone had erected a themed altar in Second Life® to celebrate and remember their dead, and I've since learned of several.
This video was created by Rob Danton in May after he lost someone he deeply cared for, The Sojourner. It seems that avatars have their own way of mourning their dead, and Rob feels that the "physical" manifestation resembles an altar. This is very moving. Thank you for sharing, Rob.
See also:
- Real Life inspires: Commune with the people you miss
- Juana Manuel observes the Day of the Dead by celebrating the living
Sunday, November 2, 2008
"For Soj" - Rob Danton's remembrance
Posted by Bettina Tizzy at 5:26 PM
Labels: altars, Day of the Dead, death, Dia de los Muertos, remembrance, Rob Danton, Second Life®, The Sojourner, video, virtual
1 comments:
Few will touch so many, and be remembered with as much respect, and love. She set a standard we all can only hope to follow.
Thank you BT
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