What does SOTD stand for?

Souls of the Departed (band)

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Slang/chat, popular culture

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Samples in periodicals archive:

And Mormons practice proxy Baptisms, popping the souls of the departed into heaven from God-knows-where.

The unimportance of being earnest: Catholics need to lighten up and ...

Buddhists among them lit incense sticks and chanted prayers for the repose of the souls of the departed.

Thai police to charge club owner over deadly fire

The two-day celebration is tied to the Catholic holy days All Saints' Day and All Souls' Day -- the two days when it's believed to be easier for the souls of the departed to visit the living.

Mexican tradition celebrates the afterlife

Beginning on October 31 with celebrations for the returned souls of the departed, the party continues each year until November 2.

Celebrate "Mexican Halloween" in Cancun

This would enable the souls of the departed to remain with their ancestors.

Letter: No pyre space; YOUR LETTERS

The final chord of Lux Aeterna, for example, adds a major 7th to a B-flat triad, suspending the harmony in limbo between the Romantic style of Faure and the modernist style of Messiaen, neatly mirroring the perpetual state of the light of God shining on the souls of the departed.

CLASSICAL BBCSO/Runnicles Barbican Hall

The Hampatongs in the Daily Life of the Ngaju Dayaks Hampatongs are Dayak sculptures representing souls of the departed, or spirits.

Hampatongs in the daily life of the Ngaju Dayaks