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Taking Chances - Do We Avoid Dangers In Life To Make It Safely To Death?
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Every religion and culture has its own way of having a funeral or memorial service. The Catholic religions funerals are filled with candles and prayers and are very serious solemn affairs. The Jewish traditions for funerals are very formal in the rituals that they follow. Buddhist believe that you must burn the dead in a cremation ceremony while the monks chant.

Other folks keep memorabilia like athletics, football, swimming or golf trophies. Or they have traveled or led a busy business life and the house or office is full of tchotchkes. You can film or photograph these things and add them to the funeral slideshow.




Every industry has their leaders. In the funeral home market there are a handful of very successful private firms that serve 1,500 to 2,000 or more families every year and operate a highly respected and profitable business.

It is sad to see people who are afraid to grow old, not because of losing their youth, but because it is bringing them closer to death. The fear can become so great that it robs them of the time they have left.

The separation becomes complete when the breathing stops. That appears to look like the following according to Barbara Karnes, RN: "the last breath is often followed by one or two long spaced breaths and then the physical body is empty. The owner is no longer in need of a heavy, nonfunctioning vehicle." My mother was under hospice care so they made decisions and kept her comfortable. I know she died in peace. She entered a new location and a new life. Hospice ordered morpheme and she was gone in a few days. I saw a happy face on the moon the evening of her death. To let go of a loved one, is to accept the fact that they are gifts.

I talked to them and ask them what they did to once again live their life. Because of them, I realized that when someone you love died, you don't have to end your life, but rather, continue to enjoy life even if that someone is no longer with you.

It is all speculation as to how and what the realm beyond death is like.There are no verifiable evidence of a dead person coming back to this life to share a glimpse, if that, of what life is after death. Contact with those who passed on are all based on personal experience, some are conducted at seance, where a medium claims the uncanny ability to make contact with those who are supposedly in the other realm.

Since we don't know whether our own demise will be lengthy or sudden, let's think about the peace that we want our loved ones to be left with. Let us love more each day. Let us pay it forward at every opportunity. Let us take more time for family and friends. Let us see more positive than negative in people and in situations. Let us put down the cell phone for a moment to appreciate what we see and hear. Death is inevitable, but the peace we leave is eternal.

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