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Soka Funeral Services

What to expect for a Soka Funeral Service in Singapore

​Understanding that the cycle of birth and death is a universal truth helps us to seek meaning and fortitude when experiencing the passing of a loved one, and to be compassionate and empathetic to those around us. 
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Soka funeral services in Singapore are often quiet and meditative ceremonies, stripped down of any elaborate customs or rituals. Rather than having a Buddhist priest or monk lead the ceremony, a Soka Gakkai practitioner will lead a recital of the Sutra followed by chanting of the Daimoku. The sincerity of the practitioner’s words are an important step in helping the departed to attain enlightenment.

Soka funeral services are not as elaborate as conventional Buddhist funerals, with a deeper focus on honouring the ways in which your loved one lived their life. This is in line with the teachings of Nichiren under the Soka Gakkai faith. The practitioner who is helping to lead the ceremony will lead the gathered family members and friends in the chanting of the Daimoku, to help guide the soul of the departed towards the path of enlightenment.

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​1. What are some common flowers used for a Soka funeral service? 

While there is little that you can do to ease the pain and grief of someone who has recently experienced the loss of their loved one, sympathy flowers have been used to convey condolences. Some of the common flowers used for a Soka funeral service are chrysanthemums, lilies, lotuses, carnations, and orchids as they represent peace, purity, and freedom. 

2. How will the Soka chanting sessions be carried out?

The chanting sessions for Soka funeral services are usually led by a leader, followed by a group of volunteers for the night prayer sessions. Reach out to us to find out more about the Soka funeral services and burial services that TLC offers to help lay your loved ones to rest. 

3. How long do Soka funeral services last?
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A Soka funeral service can last between 3 to 7 days, depending on the wishes of the dearly departed or their family and loved ones. Our funeral consultants are always here for you and are familiar with the setup of Soka funeral services. Thus, you can reach out to us, and we will offer useful advice, if necessary.

ADDRESS

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​#01-2738, Singapore 339697
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Woodlands Memorial

7 Woodlands Industrial Park E8
#01-02F,
 Singapore 758969

PHONE

+65 6684 8488

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      • Buddhist Funeral Services
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      • Secular Funeral Services
      • Soka Funeral Services
      • Taoist Funeral Services
      • Living Funerals
      • Memorial Service
      • Funeral Repatriation Services
    • Angel Star 天使心
    • Showers of Love 留心语 >
      • Origami Instructions
    • Parlours
    • Final Resting Place >
      • Burials in Singapore
      • Cremations in Singapore
      • Sea Burial
      • Land Ash Scattering
      • Ash Jewellery
      • Legacy Plant
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    • Legacy Planning >
      • Advance Care Planning
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