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After publishing my book “Conscious Death Design”, I have learnt that there are countries who don’t allow human ashes to be spread in nature after the body has been cremated by the funeral company. Germany is one of those countries where you’re not allowed to take the ashes home with you and they must stay with the funeral company. During a conversation on my friends Facebook wall, I have learnt that there alternatives out there like funeral forests in nature. Should you live in Germany and wish to get cremated and have your ashes spread in nature when you die, funeral forests might be a great option for you to consider. Click here for a blog that lists funeral forests in Germany. The blog explains why funeral forests have become more popular as they are less cost expensive and provide an alternative solution for anyone who wishes to go beyond the traditional funeral with caskets and bodies buried in the ground.
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