I did it my way.
I wonder why so many throughout history have needed to have a monument to themselves? Fearful of passing into nothingness or to let others know they were here? Maybe a bit of both and come to think of it, most us do the same when we have a headstone placed on our graves. Decades pass into eons and soon no one remembers or cares, well maybe a few historians and philosophers.
I like many in this day and age am opting for cremation. Ashes to ashes, Dust to dust. I came, I did, and now I have moved on. I guess it's the moving on the so many of fearful of.
The LINESTRIDER'S Journey - Siolo Thompson
Perhaps I have always known everything important but will need a lifetime to discover what I know. Tarot and Oracles offer me guides and sign posts to help me along my way.
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I'd prefer to fertilize a tree than be 'laid to rest' in a casket!
ReplyDeleteone of my aunts at Friday's funeral said "I've left Ted everywhere". Going some place new? Take some of Ted. Some place they enjoyed together? Take some Ted. I can picture little snack zip locks lined up on the mantle.
ReplyDeleteI pretty much did that with my parents ashes. My sister in law was very unhappy with my decision but that is what Dad wanted and Mother said "wherever he goes I go."
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