The time at death and just after death is a singular time for our healing and honoring our loved ones. T his resource guide is comprised of educational, inspirational, and practical tools for creating healing within our own lives and honoring the passage of our loved ones from this world to the next.
Information includes procedural aspects of dealing with our dead, both legally and physically.
T his resource guide contains information on planning arrangements for caring for a loved one's death or planning arrangements for the time of your own crossing. H istorically, the family had this responsibility. Caring for our dead was central to living and the various religions and nationalities that comprise our country had rich traditions for weaving death into the fabric of family and community life. This experience has been lost as we have opted for convenience, yet, when death occurs, we are the ones who bear the loss and are left with an experience that can be dissatisfying and hollow. T his resource guide is designed to provide you with information on your rights to control this fundamental aspect of life and to bring the sacred event of a crossing back into our family and community life.