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some rewording suggestions. In particular I think we should not call RIP a "slogan", seems disrespectful
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Zanna
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Alternative of "Rest In Peace"to "rest in peace" (RIP)

My question: What should be said on the death of a Hindu, instead of RIP  ?

I am given to understand that religions like Christianity and Islam use the sloganphrase RIP forin relation to a dead person, so that he/she rests in his/her grave till the judgement day.
Since,

Since Hinduism has no such conceptionconcept, what alternative ofto RIP should Hindus use (in accordance with scriptures/dharma) to offer wishes towards a dead person?

Alternative of "Rest In Peace" (RIP)

My question: What should be said on death of a Hindu, instead of RIP  ?

I am given to understand that religions like Christianity and Islam use the slogan RIP for dead person, so that he/she rests in his/her grave till the judgement day.
Since, Hinduism has no such conception, what alternative of RIP should Hindus use (in accordance with scriptures/dharma) ?

Alternative to "rest in peace" (RIP)

What should be said on the death of a Hindu, instead of RIP?

I am given to understand that religions like Christianity and Islam use the phrase RIP in relation to a dead person, so that he/she rests in his/her grave till the judgement day.

Since Hinduism has no such concept, what alternative to RIP should Hindus use (in accordance with scriptures/dharma) to offer wishes towards a dead person?

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Alternative of "Rest In Peace" (RIP)

My question: What should be said on death of a Hindu, instead of RIP ?

I am given to understand that religions like Christianity and Islam use the slogan RIP for dead person, so that he/she rests in his/her grave till the judgement day.
Since, Hinduism has no such conception, what alternative of RIP should Hindus use (in accordance with scriptures/dharma) ?