Ethics and the choice of cremation
The funerary and cremation industries place great emphasis on providing ethical services for the deceased and their families. Imagine the horror then, if on the day of your mom’s funeral,...
The Definition of Biodegradable Urns Includes Creative & Cool
The definition of a biodegradable urn is a cremation urn that is organic, capable of decomposing naturally, and is considered safe for the environment. The production of a biodegradable urn employs eco-friendly...
Our Recipe for Choosing a Cremation Urn Successfully and Avoiding 6 “Oops”
Mistakes happen. The chocolate chip cookie is a great example. It was created in 1930 by accident. But choosing a cremation urn for a loved one’s ashes is a choice...
Spirits: How Do World Religions View Spirits and Afterlife?
In Part I, "Spirits: Are They Near?" we took a look at experiences of people who have communicated with spirits. In this Part II of II, we take a look...
Spirits: Are they Near?
Perhaps terminal patients really are in touch with spirits who have crossed over. Is it possible that we might also communicate with our loved ones’ spirits? Are there levels to...
Cremation Jewelry: Carrying A Loved One Close
A beloved has passed away – and now a noticeable absence is a constant presence. Can such a void be filled? No. But perhaps an enduring connection can be honored...
The Unique Loss of a Life Partner: 4 Universal Issues
The death of anyone we love is devastating. But when it comes to dealing with grief, the loss of a life partner presents unique challenges. Here are four of the...
2017 A Year in Review: Cremation in the News
With 2017 now behind us, so begins our entry into the pungent notes of winter’s breath. The air in many homes is still sharp with the scent of sweet pine....
Celebrating a Loved One's Life With Asian Cremation Urns
East Asian attitudes about life’s final cycle often reflect nature’s existential and timeless mysteries. In contrast to the ancient techniques of symbolic expressions, the popularity of cremation has only recently...
Cremation Jewelry – Is It Cool or Creepy?
Wearing jewelry as a way to cherish a lost loved one is not a new contemporary ritual. Turns out the idea has been around for a while. As early as...
Keeping Pet Ashes at Home After Pet Cremation
Every day, someone just like me loses a part of their heart to the Rainbow Bridge. Whether it’s a dog, cat, bird or a horse, our primary wish is to...
The American Way of Death
In 1837 a new technology, called the Daguerreotype, allowed a bereaved family to memorialize their dead in a lasting homage. Though viewed as macabre today, families sometimes elected to have...
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