Comforting Closure - Conversations with a Death Doula Memories to Meadows: Nurturing the Future with Terramation
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In this episode of "Comforting Closure - Conversations with a Death Doula," host Traci Arieli talks to Micah Truman, founder and CEO of Return Home, about the innovative and eco-conscious world of Terramation.
Terramation, or human composting, offers an eco-friendly approach to afterlife care, turning human remains into nutrient-rich soil and providing a sustainable alternative to traditional burial and cremation methods. This process not only honors our loved ones but also gives back to the earth, allowing for a legacy that continues to nurture life long after we're gone.
Join Traci and Micah as they explore:
- The inspiration behind Return Home and the journey to embracing Terramation.
- The detailed process and environmental benefits of Terramation.
- How Terramation can change our relationship with grief and the memory of our loved ones.
- The future of sustainable afterlife care and its impact on society.
Contact Information:
To learn more about Terramation and Return Home, visit https://returnhome.com/
For questions or to reach out to Traci Arieli, please comment below or contact her through https://www.comfortingclosure.com.
Take Action Now:
Help make a difference in the future of afterlife care. Visit Return Home's Legislative Action Page to access a pre-written legislative letter template. It's a simple yet powerful way to voice your support for eco-friendly Terramation practices.
Here's how you can make your voice heard:
- Go to https://returnhome.com/idratherbecompost/
- Fill out the legislative letter template with your details.
- Send it to your state legislator to show your support for Terramation or go to https://fiscalnote.com/find-your-legislator to email your representatives.
It takes just a few minutes, but your action can pave the way for sustainable afterlife care options in your state. Let's work together to create a future where our final act is one of love for the planet.