Losing someone is not something anybody wants to experience, the experience could be so dramatic and painful that it could cause death to the mourner or even lead to shock that may or may not be recovered from. What follows after death may be more tragic than the death itself. But is there anything wrong in making them feel loved? Do they even know that we cry and mourn so much for them? If they do, wouldn’t they surface even if it’s just once?

They have been stories of people that had died and their loved ones couldn’t bear the loss and some went as far as getting to sacred houses to find out what lead to the death of their loved ones. But all these will not solve the problem or heal their wounds, even though some feel knowing the cause of the death of their loved ones will add a relief, we all know it will only add more hurt.

The next thing to think of is the funeral given to the dead ones, does it make the person go to a better place, and does all the gold and jewelries given to them give them access to a better place?

Even though the type of burial we give to our lost ones doesn’t change the destinies of our loved ones (to those that believe in destiny), there is still a need to lay them to rest in an honorable, respectful and most memorable way we can, that instead of us having pain and regrets because of the burial, we will have a memory of happiness and fulfillment that we did the best we could for our dead loved ones, especially when they have a special place in our heart. If someone is so special to you, then give the person a special treatment.

Talking about giving a befitting burial to our dead loved ones, have you thought of having a burial at sea in Long Beach? I know many people have never thought about sea in relation to burial, but a burial at sea ceremony is a great way to lay your loved ones in grand style and it is not pocket draining plus it is so simple. Try it and you will see you will get the care and attention you will not get anywhere else.

A burial at sea ceremony is a way to let your hurts go with your gone loved ones. In this case, your beloved will be lowered and the ashes will be released into the sea. This will be followed by an ash scattering ceremony. This ceremony is one thing that is not done in the normal burial ceremony, you keep seeing the corpse of your loved ones, but when you pour the ashes at sea, you feel like you are seeing them go and they are waving you, telling you not to cry about them any longer because they are in a better place. Possible you have never tried it before, but ash scattering is beneficial to those left behind.