As a general rule, most funeral homes, crematoriums and churches see the dead as Christians or Jews. Sometimes a Muslim burial is needed, but more often than not, that is the limit of the religions requesting these types of services. So what happens when a self-proclaimed pagan passes and requests cremation services? How does a funeral home handle this type of service? Here is how.
No Judeo-Christian Services
While cremation has long been associated with Judeo-Christian services, the fact remains that burning the dead to ash precedes Christian religions.
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While you may realize that everyone passes away, thinking about your own death can be a sad or scary experience. Preparing a funeral for yourself might seem a little strange at first, but when you consider the reasons below, you'll see that doing so can be good for your relatives and loved ones.
1. Your Family Will Be Grieving
Of course, you already know that your loved ones will be distraught and upset after your death.
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Grief is tough on adults with many years of carefully honed coping skills, so it can be especially tough on teens. If you are faced with preparing a eulogy for a funeral while still in your teens, know that you are not alone. Many young people find themselves wanting to pay tribute to those who have passed away. Here are some things you should know about giving the eulogy.
Write Without Judgment
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