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Even in the dark of night, there are still stars. Our hearts are like stars in the night sky, guiding us towards our goals.

Have you ever thought about how these accounts should be handled if the user dies now that social media is so common? It turns out that different social media sites have their own set of policies relating to this matter!

When it comes to the important “end point” of life, not many people take the initiative to consider leaving their self portrait behind. It usually doesn’t cross their mind that the only way people can still see them after they’re gone is through photos of them in life. 

Many are aware that they should express their heartfelt feelings to the important people dearest to them during important celebrations such as Valentine’s Day, Parents’ Day, and Mid-Autumn Festival. However, very few people understand the significance of funerals.

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Nirvana shares that death is a fact of life and is what gives life meaning, which is why putting our affairs in place through pre-planning is the most responsible thing to do and the best final gift we could give to our loved ones.

At what age is it okay to start talking about death? Is it at the age of three, thirty or eighty? This is a question that many people often face. In fact, as long as children know how to communicate – even at the age of three when they are learning how to speak – they are aware that something unusual is happening at home; for example, death. We adults often use “sleeping” or “gone ...

 Death is an inevitable path for all of us. However, the fact is we are not as afraid of it as we think. We can still go through our daily life, thinking about what to eat for dinner and why the roads are jammed up. Thus, death seems distant to us, yet not as distant as a meal or the road in front of us. We are so accustomed to living our lives to the fullest, but how long has it been since ...

There are many people in this world with their own unique life experiences. However, in the face of “death”, everyone is equal and everyone will eventually arrive at the inevitable end.We can’t choose how we come into this world, but have you ever wondered what form the “farewell ceremony” – the last celebration of your life – will take? 

Owing to the unpredictability of death, bereavement care providers are generally on call 24 hours a day all year round and will be ready to assist at just a phone call. An understanding service representative or consultant will be more than willing to meet you in a place of your choosing.To save yourself time, you should make a list of all your needs and enquiries. A good and experienced ...

When referring to burial or cremation, this usually relates to the final stage of the funeral involving the disposition of remains. In burial, the remains are interred whole below ground in a cemetery or in some cases, a crypt or mausoleum. In cremation, the remains are incinerated and the ashes are then collected in a cinerary urn. It is then left to the family to decide on the final disposition ...

Upon cremation, the ashes or “cremains” are usually collected by the crematorium and returned to the family in an urn. At this stage, it is up to the bereft family to decide on how to memorialise their loved one. Professional bereavement care providers will usually offer a variety of choices depending on the options available at that locality.

It is believed that many people have a lifelong wish to live in comfort and peace – during their lifetime – in the home of their dreams. It is worth noting that people only can envision the actual house they live in, but have no idea of where they will spend eternity after they die.

The loss of a loved one is an inevitable life experience for everyone as we grow up, but we must always be brave enough to face and accept it. With birth comes death, and with growth comes decline. This experience may give us a new appreciation for life. With that said, how do we prepare for the death of a loved one?

According to the United Nations 2019 Revision of World Population Prospects, the most important social trend of the 21st century is the ageing of the population. The number and proportion of the elderly population in almost every country in the world is increasing year by year, and the growth rate of the 65-and-above group has exceeded that of younger groups for the first time in history.

The words columbarium and mausoleum are sometimes used interchangeably but both terms actually refer to very distinct memorial structures. The mausoleum (or mausolea in plural) has always been associated with the interment of human remains and the term is derived from the tomb complex of King Mausolus, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.