So, when you die, do you want your body to be placed in a grave/tomb? or do you want to be burnt on fire? and what will happen with the ashes?(scattered in the ocean,maybe?) Are there any religious or personal beliefs for your choice?
I just wanna to be laid out somewhere in nature and properly recycled .....yeah I might get eaten by scavengers or consumed by maggots....but thats the way momma does things.
Cremated. My loved ones are already going to be sad. I don't want them to have to worry about my zombie.
I definately want to be cremated. I don't want people standing over my casket saying "oh, doesn't she look so good". I'm sorry but dead people just don't look good, and that's just not how I want to be remembered. I would never want my kids to see me like that. I'd like a memorial with pictures of me and my babies, the music I love playing..just something nice and peaceful. As far as my ashes, I really don't care what they do with them. The thought of them being kept sounds kinda creepy though.
I don't know I just like the idea... anyway I'll be dead so I don't really care, I can be burnt or whatever.
I want to be buried! That way I will be eternal on this planet. My body will rot, but the molecules will exist forever. Changed but will still be forever. Cremated the molecules don't exist anymore, only ash, an inorganic mineral residue *edit* - "forever" as long as this planet lasts anyways
Well what i beleive is a body is just a shell. when i die i realy don't care what happens to my bodie (shell) i just want to go off as a peaceful Soal and live life in a new world whare no one die's and peaceful hippie's and so on and so forth just like a wonderland of all my best memories Nick
i'd like to be buried under my favorite tree.. so when my body breaks down, it can give the tree extra nutrients to grow.
I don't want my grave to turn into an empty shrine. I wouldn't like to think that I just cost my family a fortune to be buried, then after 4 months they don't even visit it. Burnt and shot into space (a la Pegasus Rocket, 1997).