It's amazing how similar their notes are to mine, despite me never having read theirs. I suppose there are just a few certain things that stick with people and that they hold important.
well written; it's got me thinking about writing one of my own. also i hadn't heard of resomation and promession as practices (under those or any other names)
(btw: the 死は生の一部である at the end is missing the final る)
Looking into all the ways your body can be handled after death is quite interesting. The further down the rabbit hole you go, the more interesting and questionable options you find.
(Thanks for catching that. I was trying to decide whether '.' or '。' looked better next to English text and must have taken off more than I wanted.)
Reminds me of
https://web.archive.org/web/20220327065748/https://ghuntley....
That's a great link, thanks.
It's amazing how similar their notes are to mine, despite me never having read theirs. I suppose there are just a few certain things that stick with people and that they hold important.
well written; it's got me thinking about writing one of my own. also i hadn't heard of resomation and promession as practices (under those or any other names)
(btw: the 死は生の一部である at the end is missing the final る)
Looking into all the ways your body can be handled after death is quite interesting. The further down the rabbit hole you go, the more interesting and questionable options you find.
(Thanks for catching that. I was trying to decide whether '.' or '。' looked better next to English text and must have taken off more than I wanted.)