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What should I do with my mother's ashes (cremation)?
My mother died earlier this year and his desire was to be cremated. Their wishes were respected and implemented by the parent. Since becoming the last days of the life of my mother, I thought it would be good for my brother to take the ashes and spend the day with my father, the scattering of ashes in the hill country of Texas. Hey Well, they did. However, to my surprise, they brought half the ashes back to me. I found that thoughtful, but I really do not know what to do with the ashes. My mother and I were very close. I do not want to release only the ashes to trash as a part of me found a lack of respect. I turn to my father's ashes, but it seems ridiculous. I'm not sentimental and have no interest to maintain or put on any ballot box or other container to keep everything. Any idea what to do with the ashes of Mother? Thanks.
I agree with you - I have no desire to keep its essence and life went with her to death, and Carbon your body just now. But at the same time ... Note the lack of respect is always there, if you mistreat ashes. Do you both have a place in that particular servitude, or maybe a family vacation you enjoyed more than any else? Maybe you can spread there. If you feel that your father or brother could be a kind of memory of it, there are some things you can do with it. You can mix with soil, put it in a resistant plant their favorite flowers there, or whether he was a gardener, it can spread from your garden. I had heard of people mixing ash clay sculpture and some of them in a pottery center.
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