The Origin Of Death (Gashowu Yokut)

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A person was dying. Then some people said: "Let it be that he lies outside for three days. Then he will get up and be a person again." Now there was one newly married man, the meadow-lark. He did not like the dead person lying near his house because the body smelled. He said: "We will take the dead one away and burn him." So the people were persuaded. They built a pile of wood, laid the body on it, and burned it. Thus the people of old times did, and so people die now and do not come back.Go Back To: Yokut Nation

A person was dying. Then some people said: “Let it be that he lies outside for three days. Then he will get up and be a person again.” Now there was one newly married man, the meadow-lark. He did not like the dead person lying near his house because the body smelled. He said: “We will take the dead one away and burn him.” So the people were persuaded. They built a pile of wood, laid the body on it, and burned it. Thus the people of old times did, and so people die now and do not come back.


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