Tibetan Sky Burial is a traditional funeral practice in Tibet where the deceased's body is placed on a mountaintop and exposed to the elements. This ritual reflects the Buddhist belief in the impermanence of life and the importance of returning the body to nature. Vultures and other scavengers consume the remains, symbolizing the cycle of life and death. The practice is often performed by a Ritual Specialist, who prepares the body and conducts prayers. Sky burials are deeply rooted in Tibetan culture and spirituality, emphasizing respect for the deceased while also providing sustenance for local wildlife.