First, three days training completed and its a real privilege to learn from such experienced professional people who clearly love what they do and in the process are able to communicate that so effectively and efficiently.
Their training covers so much more than being a funeral celebrant, I learnt so much about myself too. It was a special time and I finished the training feeling confident and equipped to do the best I could.
World class training. In depth, thorough, highly professional and run by thoughtful, caring and wonderful people who work full time in the industry. I can't fault it in any way.
Sounds like an interesting series to watch. And it good to hear attitudes to death and funerals are changing in other places too.
Body Composting is legal in Washington State. The main process takes only 30 days and after a few more weeks you have something like topsoil. It would seem that the bones break down too. The cost is less than many US funeral costs. Looks like a great idea?https:// www.seattletimes.com/life/.
We are in lockdown but nevertheless, Happy New Year! Let's hope that 2021 takes us back to some level of normality and feels more sanguine and settled after the widespread suffering of 2020.
We are interested in how to get people to think more about the end of life and what kind of funeral they would like. The level of attention given to this subject is still very low.
