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Speaking the names of people who have died, or seeing any photographs (images) of them when they're dead is "taboo" in the Australian indigenous cultures. The warning is there so that indigenous people who still hold these traditional values do not accidentally see or hear images and voices, and are therefore neither offended nor distressed by them.
If it's people you know & they really are dead it is telling you they still have a strong influence in your life.
1 You should not look upon the likeness of a dead person 2 You should not hunt your totemic animals/plants
People are not in control of themselves or their bodies when they die and they don't look desirable for other people to see. And of course no one wishes to be seen in bad shape or uncontrolled figure. So as part of respecting them and keeping their images only when they looked fine and normal, dead people should not be pictured or seen.
maybe is a sign that there going to be dead in the next week
Since ghosts are not real, they are neither. They exist only in the imaginations of the easily impressed.
Grateful Dead.
look in the dead sea and you will find it :)
yes, it is, it contains images of dead people, suicide gifs, some videos and much gore, it's gross but will not kill you if you see it
Patrick Henry and he's dead.
Because there are images that are not suitable for children