With trends going around like NPC TikTok lives and AI filters, it’s worth considering how AI will play a role in the future of death care. talkdeath.com/digital-immort…

Guest writer Noor Anand Chawla talks about the Sikh tradition of Akhand Path and its long history of ritual as a way to process grief. talkdeath.com/understanding-…

Repost from MoMA The Museum of Modern Art ​​How can art help process grief?

“Decluttering can, and perhaps always should be, connected to death and mortality. I believe that if my clients would allow themselves to think of their mortality, then we could make great progress towards simpler living." - Corrie Goldfinger talkdeath.com/death-and-decl…

On the first day of obon, people welcome their ancestral spirits to their homes with offerings of food and flowers at shrines or altars. They spend the next few days thanking their ancestors, eating together and deepening their bonds. Read more here talkdeath.com/japans-obon-fe…

When the label of disorder is required to gain access to support for grieving, should we be questioning the entire concept?

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I’m convinced the afterlife is just going to be me face to face with every houseplant I have forgotten to water for months at a time.

For our Careers in Death Care series, we talked to Martin Hutchinson of Return Home about what it looks like in the day in the life of a human composting technician. Read more here talkdeath.com/careers-in-dea…

Here’s a really special piece I wrote for TalkDeath on how the #sikh #akhandpaath ceremony offers relief to those grieving the death of a loved one. I trace its history and share a personal story about losing my grandmother. talkdeath.com/understanding-…