The mission is big. Changing how people view death can seem daunting. But our mission remains unchanged - educating on community, home funeral rights, and bringing death talks to common spaces and kitchen tables.
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Death doesn't have to be serious. Your legacy doesn't have to be sadness. Leave them wondering. Hire a mysterious stranger to attend your wake. Hide a locked box under the stairs. They sky is the limit!
Don't forget to register for our upcoming webinar scheduled for September 30th at 8 pm ET/5 pm PT! We'll be discussing post-cremation rituals, from historical context to the remarkable case of Farmstead Scattering Garden: secure.lglforms.com/form_engine/...
May whatever waves you are fighting to swim through today be less powerful. Not only does grief rise and fall, but so does our daily struggles with stress, life, and everything we encounter as we go on.
Death tucks us all in. What a wonderful concept of our beloved dead sleeping soundly in the next room - under a blanket or shrouded with love, listening to us laugh in the next room, telling stories of their life, and sharing so much love. ❤️
Don't wait until death - give the flowers now. There is plenty of time for beautiful flowers during a home funeral, but don't let that be first flowers they receive.
We focus a lot on love continuing past death - but don't wait. Love now. ❤️
Death can occur suddenly - but home funerals give us time. Space. Stillness. Death is not a medical event, it is a human event. Once it occurs, there is no need to rush. Nothing else needs to be sudden.
Join us on September 30th at 8 pm ET for our upcoming webinar with Amy Bridger from Farmstead Scattering Garden! We’ll discuss cultural and historical approaches, practical considerations for helping families choose the right setting, and much more: secure.lglforms.com/form_engine/...
Community gives us the chance to hold space for our loved ones and our beloved dead. Home funerals and taking time allows us space to grieve, to love, to hug, to cry, to sing, to simply: be.
The power of writing your own final chapter - or having your loved ones fulfill telling the world who you are with full hearts. Home funerals offer laughter, community, and yes: exploding into glitter and bats.
Why stop at death? As Halloween creeps up on us and the decor makes its way into our lives take a moment to reflect on why it is only "love you to death" and not past death.
Home funerals are a beautiful way to keep the love going. ❤️
Closing the eyes is often the first act of care after death—quiet, sacred, human. You don’t need permission. Just presence. 📖 Learn how: https://www.homefuneralalliance.org/guidebook
Are you near the Atlanta area? Come visit our Executive Director speaking on post-death body care and home funerals as a keynote of the World Oddities Expo TOMORROW, September 6th!
Closing the mouth after death helps restore natural dignity to the face, and its easier than you may think. Using a scarf, ribbon, or cloth gently tied under the chin, this simple step supports the jaw and soft tissues as the body relaxes. #death#dying#labubu#labuburial#homecare#eol#endoflife
Don’t miss our upcoming webinar, "Sacred Connections: Designing Home Funerals as Ritual Acts" with Silent, streaming live on Wednesday, August 13 at 8pm ET / 5pm PT: secure.lglforms.com/form_engine/...
Learn how to create meaningful home funerals rooted in ancestral wisdom and natural magick with Silent—an INELDA end-of-life doula, Spiritual Director, practicing witch, and Pagan for over 40 years: secure.lglforms.com/form_engine/...
