Have you decided what you want to happen after you die?
By AeroChickie
@AeroChickie (459)
Canada
October 2, 2007 10:11pm CST
Kind of a morbid topic, but I'm curious to see what other people think. Where I live, the majority of the time it's a standard funeral service, and burial in a casket. Only once have I been to a funeral where the deceased was cremated.
After that I started thinking about what I wanted. I have trouble imagining my body rotting away in the ground. It just doesn't sound like a very dignified way to end your life. I also don't like viewing the deceased in the casket at the funeral service. Having people carry the casket, and viewing the body seem more tramatizing for me.
The cremation funeral service just seemed a little more peaceful. There was no focus on the dead body at the front of the room. To me it almost seemed like a better memorial - because the body is already physically gone. So you really spent your time focusing on memories.
So at this point in time I think I would prefer to be cremated. I'm not sure what I would want done with my remains though (ex: sprinkle them somewhere, have them buried, etc).
How about everyone else? Have you decided what you want done after you die? Have you made your wishes known to your family? Do they agree with your wishes, or has there been any objection?
2 responses
@AeroChickie (459)
• Canada
14 Oct 07
That is very generous to be an organ donor. I'm sure that many people will be very thankful for your decision.
@furqanoops (363)
• Pakistan
3 Oct 07
well all we have to do is to do before die after that we can't do anything, we here in world for some reasons and on judgement day we will be reponsable to give their answer so all we have to do is to do nice works in this likfe after that who knows what will happen next
some of peole do not beleive on the judgmnet day they think when we die our life become end their, i beleive on the heaven, hell and the judgment day as beleive on my life