Big amen po...

Talikuran na natin at mag sisi na tayong lahat sa ating kasalanan at tanggapin si Jesus bilang tagapagligtas at sundin ang kalooban ng Diyos

Big Amen brother, see you in next life.

I was thinking the exact same thing! I'm watching this very late at night alone and this is freaking me out. Why am I doing this to myself?

And yet you did

3:02 am, I am alone. I'm gonna sleep now!

Greetings from Serbia and thank you! I'm not only one 🤣

Don’t feel alone or weird, there are a lot of us around..😂

Clown

@@Tony_417what?

Are you stupid? You cant see in the video that noone used gloves. They were rummaging around the remains bare handed.

Its not sad, its life. And it was the family exhuming the bones which are antiseptic and fine because they have had twenty years to decompose.

@@MrRahimhosein yes indeed: "noone" 🙄🙄🙄

@@anaisnincatullus It's Sad!

I don’t know why, but it’s always been somewhat bothersome to me when I see human remains/bones just kinda tossed into a bag or a bin, versus carefully laying or positioning them in/on something that’s a bit more formal like on/in a white cloth or carefully wrapped and handled properly and respectfully. It’s just my opinion and other folks may not see it as a big thing.

grave plots are sold. not rented

@@mikedescoteaux2840 WRONG. Stop commenting if you are misinformed. This is not in the USA.

Bones are telling us : 'remember that I was like you and that one day you will be like me'

@@madworld. That is only our bones/physical structures, but our souls move on to diffrent, much better world, our bones/ bodies are basically just outer shells.

Cremation for me

Cremation please

Unfortunately many people do live like that, drug abuse, alcohol, wars, other unhealthy practices, only diff is breathing.

Yes po correct

It's pre-owned though 😆..But exhumed a grave is wrong..

JUST CREMATE THEM , go up a hill on a windy day , and let the wind take them , be quicker , easier and alot more respectful , this is fooked up on some many levels , in the uk you would be locked up in prison for doing this ! i have both my parents ashes in my house over the last 3 years , one day i will scatter them , not this disrespectful farce !

its pollutive to cremate..

@@fidelcatsro6948And dumping bodies in the ground filled with toxic chemicals isn’t?

you are dead, you can't feel it anymore.

Imagine mmmmmmmm

Oo nga first time to witness din talaga...

They won’t because they’re dead

They dug him up you can see his bones that's like moving a body to your house really maybe it's other countries they don't give a f*** about how they treat the dead ones I'm just proud of you f****** tried to repair him afterwards

Ako mam sweet joyce firdt time ko maka witness ng ganito, kung di lang talaga mahal sa buhay, di kakayanin. Thanks for supporting sweet joyce.

As my granny used to say, it ain't the dead that ya have to worry about, it's the living, lol

It can give u a disease which can make u the dead

seriously that’s just crazy

Thanks sis

The more exposure to germs and bacteria, the stronger the immune system. The folks in this video, I'm sure, suffered no illness whatsoever following this exhumation.

@@michaelreece458 not true

@@zeffy._440 It's true. Why do you think third world people are very resistant to common sicknesses?

@@michaelreece458 Not the comment to make in the new world of germophobia. The companies who bring you hand sanitizers, gloves, masks and vaccines have been doing great work over the past 2 decades getting everyone to think everything around them is icky-poo!!! Now with the Covid fear campaign their mission is complete and their future corporate earnings look bright while people imprison themselves with a fetish like enthusiasm for sanitary practices. I'm sure all these people who dream about living in a plastic bubble are all drooling for the next germ or virus campaign so they can learn their next instructions to be "safe" and even "heroic"! Lucky for them they won't need to wait long, big corporations got their backs.

@@doyoulikedags3534 Except they aren't. People die far more in third world countries to sicknesses thet are very easy to treat in first world countries Year late ik the message didn't pop up

For some, cremation is not an option for religious reasons. In many areas, the departed rest until decay is complete, as in this video, then the bones are removed, cleaned, and stored in an ossuary.

In many countries graves are just rented for 5 , 15 or more years not forever ;after that, the remains are collected (body reduction) and placed in a smaller casket ... Or in some countries cremated or dropped with many others remains in a large pit called ossuary

@@madworld. very true! I don’t see why one would even bother burying them in the first place in that case. I’d go straight to cremation.

2 reasons as we always do here in the Philippines. 1. the family either decides to be move to different grave(either cemetery closed or family decided it.) 2. Like this video and most common practice/reason the families have no other money to buy another plot or mausoleum depending on what cementary. So they decided to exhume the buried love ones to make way with newly deceased. The bones would be re-buried with newly deceased.

@@josephdanieljirehdimacali4418 that's why we could see tombstones with multiple names written of those buried from a single tomb

Even in UK the graves are rented after certain amount of years the grave is gone to someone else

Hey I found it...

Wala na Jan kinuha na sa imbalmer haahhah

On some areas may have limited burial space and some spaces may be rented.

@@mariajones9102 If that’s the case then I understand. I’m all for science and learning but I’ll never understand and agree on removing so many ancient remains just to display them or worse, leave them in a drawer for years. There’s a reason why so many burials were elaborate for the after life that didn’t include being dug up and dedicrated by non family.

Exactly.

Phillipines has rapid economy growth. It means that poor people have no income outside the streets. So when they die, it felt place for them. By the way just look at some videos after 5 years cause they are dug up in body bags, decay process is much faster. So let them have 0 issues with death. They are diggin them with some Family member that recently died.

@@numerian4516 Just look at the entire video. They are diggin them again with some recently deceased.

WE ARE NOT GONE. OUR SOUL REMAIN. ONLY THE BODY DIES.

As you're aware, some countries like Brazil and this piece in the Philippines engage in these activities. I wish I understood Tagalog. I agree with you as in Western cultures a family cannot exhume a deceased family member without good reason. I think it's human nature for many of us to wonder what a body looks like after years as I understand everybody decomposes differently according to a number of factors. I certainly would have hazmat and no flip -flops and would certainly not be sifting through anyone's remains without gloves mid elbow. I never liked visiting my brother's grave because I don't like walking on the grass in cemeteries as it creeps me out because I feel like I'm walking on people disrespecting them although deceased. It just seems as if one didn't exist when you know a loved one is reduced to this but it's the life cycle through death that the Earth takes us all back. When my parents were cremated, I thought these parents whom I loved were reduced to a box of ashes I carried to interment like you're carrying a bag of groceries seemed rather cruel and strange. Keep in mind the cultural traditions. Then again, think of your next door neighbor country Ireland where many truly believe in the Bean Si (banshee) and other superstitions that need to be respected. Yes, many Western cultures would view this as a sacrilege and a curse upon the one that disturbed the deceased. Perhaps theirs views it as a continuation of respect for their family members gone beyond to an afterlife of some sort or not. As difficult this was for this family, I believe they honor their loved one by this act. We learn by their willingness to share a personal glimpse into their life and cultural traditions.

It’s RENT A GRAVE

Savage County

That's why in sanatan dharma (Hinduism) we burn the bodies to ashes and mix them with mud,air,water,solar,fire with full respect

Why do all of that? They should’ve left it alone. You’re not supposed to disturb the grave.

In some countries people have family graves. So when a person dies they are buried in the same place as the one before them (for example their parents or loved one if they died much earlier). In order to do this they must exhume the ones already in the grave, put the bones in a bag or shroud or something like that and rebury them in the new coffin alongside the new "roommate" or next to the coffin as seen in the video

There are a few counties where you the families have to pay rent and it usually lasts up to 5 years. Its common in European countries

5 years is such a small amount of time. I imagine the grief is still very very painful.

Oo nga kami kahit 18years na nung binuksan, sobrang sakit pa rin

Sa Heavens Gate po sa Antipolo

@@TeamPagkiasan ah ok. salamat po. :)

Which undisclosed location?

antarctica!

Yeah they should but we were told that they dont want to miss any single little bones so they prefer to use their bare hands....

@@TeamPagkiasan latex gloves could've been and should have been worn because a dead decomposing body has so many deadly diseases that can be transmitted to the individuals touching the remains.

By that time any bacteria has long dissapeared. It was no more than the mud around it.....Pity people have to dig up remains though...

@@rondelby2482 in some countries they dig up remains to save on space which is a precious commodity in places where the population is massive , digging up graves from a certain length of time after the body rots and nothing but bones are left allows the grave to be used for another family who needs to dispose of their dead.

Yes true