What I Learned in the Death Care Industry
We’ve all had that one experience that changes us forever. Sometimes for better, sometimes worse. Maybe it made you question everything or maybe it made you a bit numb. Perhaps...
The Importance of Your Legacy
When it comes to feeling like we’ve done enough in our life, all too often we feel like we’re burdened with regret. Still, as we’re living it – especially when...
Why Losing a Parent Makes You Feel Like a Child — Even When You’re All Grown Up
Losing a parent when we’re young enough to still need their hands-on care is like being adrift in the ocean without a lifejacket. For babies, toddlers, and children, it’s a...
5 Things You Can Do with Scattering Urns after Scattering Ashes
Once the ceremony of spreading ashes is complete, people often realize they’re left with a scattering urn without an idea of what to do with the urn. Whether you’re in...
The Wangkang Festival – Cremation of Spirits
Cremation is an ancient practice, described as early as the 8th century B.C.E. in Homer’s Iliad and Odyssey. In classical times, cremation was a military procedure associated with battlefield honors. Cremation of Roman emperors included...
Which Dynasty Invented Urns?
Cremation is certainly one of the most popular forms of final disposition today, but it has always been a controversial choice throughout history. Before the start of organized religions, cremation...
Where Do Urns Go in a Cemetery?
Scattering the ashes of a loved one can often lack the finality or sense of permanence we receive from funeral sites and cemeteries. For many people, the decision to keep...
What Is It Like to Keep Ashes at Home?
One of the many benefits of cremation is the sheer variety of ways we can display or honor our loved ones’ remains. The concept of displaying an urn invites thoughtful...
Valuable Time: Helping a Bereaved Senior Plan a Funeral
Much of what needs to be done involves organizing details that are well known but need to be ordered to fulfill various purposes. You can do a great deal to...
What is Water Cremation?
Water cremation is an eco-friendly alternative to flame-based cremation and casket burial. It is basically an accelerated version of what takes place in natural decomposition.
Cultural Rituals of Spring and Easter and Their Significance
Who doesn’t enjoy Spring? The turn of seasons is a radiant cycle, with the arrival of Spring being the most jubilant of all, resplendent with emerging delicate green buds, days...
Unlocking the Secrets of a Long Life
When interviewed by countless media outlets, centenarians seem to have more in common than genetic advantage and a lifestyle that often includes a moderate diet and daily exercise. Beaming in...
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