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Date: 2009-05-31 02:42 pm (UTC)I agree with your thoughts. I don't believe in souls moving up, people looking down at us from heaven and all. Once you've passed away, that's it. So it's always awkward for me to go to funerals where that's the entire focus.
I haven't been to many funerals but this one I went to because my friend's niece passed away will always stick in my mind. The priest didn't know her and kept mispronouncing her name the entire time. It was just...so...odd? Sad? ;-/ So yes, I agree. I think more personal/humanist ones are better - ones that celebrate the person.