Farewell Ceremony in the Lake Constance Region – Scattering Ashes in Lake Constance: I Drift on the Waves, Filled with Serene Peace!
In an hour of silence and farewell, I accompany you with an open heart and reverent mindfulness. As a freelance funeral speaker, I design farewell ceremonies marked by dignity, symbolic power, and love – rituals that offer comfort, build bridges between heaven and earth, and honor the deceased in gratitude. My ceremonies combine the clarity of Zen with the depth of Christian wisdom and monastic tradition. Thus, your memorial service becomes a conscious, symbolic, and unforgettable experience – from heart to heart.
Whether at the cemetery, a memorial gathering in a familiar circle, or scattering ashes in the mountains, by the lake, or in the forest – the ceremony becomes a reflection of the personality of the person who has left us. Relatives of all faiths are welcome. Upon request, we weave symbols and rituals from different traditions together, so that every mourner finds comfort in their own language of faith.
As a funeral speaker and farewell speaker, Master Reding from Nigredo Monastery designs your farewell ceremony and scattering of ashes in the Lake Constance region respectfully, dignified, and individually according to your wishes. The Lake Constance region, spanning Switzerland, Germany, and Austria, with its vast waters, gentle hills, and picturesque shores, offers a mystical backdrop for a spiritual funeral or memorial service.
Places like Romanshorn, Arbon, or Rorschach in Switzerland invite a nature-oriented farewell ceremony, where Lake Constance as a symbol of infinity and flow supports the grieving process. In Switzerland, scattering ashes in bodies of water is generally possible, but subject to cantonal regulations – for example, in Lake Constance, where sea burials have been restricted in some cantons since 2020 to protect the environment. It is advisable to consult local authorities to ensure a legal and mindful ceremony.
Farewell Ceremony and Scattering Ashes in the Lake Constance Region: A Spiritual Journey
The Lake Constance region with its shimmering lake, surrounded by vineyards and Alpine foothills, is a place of deep connection with nature. As a funeral speaker in the Lake Constance region, Meister Reding integrates elements like meditative boat rides or symbolic rituals during the scattering of ashes in Lake Constance, to promote renewal and spiritual healing. The ceremony can take place on a boat, where the ashes are gently released to the waves – an act of letting go that entrusts the deceased to the expanse of the lake. Whether non-denominational, Christian, or Zen-inspired: The farewell ceremony becomes a bridge between the earthly and the eternal, always focused on dignity and comfort.
The Spectacle Lens: A Poetic Reflection
In grief, small wisdoms invite a change of perspective. Meister Reding weaves such texts into the memorial service to offer lightness amidst the pain:
Sun-yellow I see the world, if it pleases me! If I see too much of the earth's pain, I put the glasses away again, gently close my eyes, and have my holy peace. Whether I cry or sing, it doesn't change the big things. This up and down of the glasses is my own free will.
This "spectacle lens" symbolizes the choice to see the world in bright light – an invitation to inner peace during the farewell ceremony in the Lake Constance region.
Prayer and Meditation: Spiritual Depth by Lake Constance
In the silence of the lake, prayer and meditation invite you to honor the pain and find inner peace. Meister Reding as funeral speaker interweaves mystical texts into the farewell ceremony that offer hope and connectedness:
That is the willow tree by the lake, swaying and bending back and forth, in its trunk the owl has space, its branches are so bare. Once it was young, once it was green, and bore much golden sheep's splendor. The bees hummed in its bloom and fetched sweet nectar. My poor, old willow tree, I know, I know, what ails you. In me too the owl has space. I have such fear.
I sat in a fishing boat and heard only the stroke of the oars; The lake gleamed in the evening red, the weary day went to rest. Along the shore swans pulled, the valley lay shrouded in fragrance, and a willow flute sounded bright through the fresh spring air. And peace and rest around mountain and valley and everywhere in the evening glow - When will peace and rest come once, O heart, my heart, to you as well?
These words, inspired by the nature of Lake Constance, underscore the spiritual depth of a memorial service, open to all faiths.
Funeral in the Lake Constance Region: Poetic Reflection on the Lake
The Lake Constance region offers diverse options for funerals and memorial services, from traditional cemeteries to nature-oriented alternatives like scattering ashes in Lake Constance. Meister Reding adapts the ceremony: Whether a boat ride for the burial or a memorial hour on the shore – always with religious depth where desired. A poetic prayer captures the essence:
I drift on the waves, filled with serene peace, and watch the play of the breezes, the dance of the waves. The sun shines golden around on the waves' blue, it shines blessing-giving on the greened meadow. Press the image bliss-drunk to my breast; - But suddenly - a thought destroys the soul's joy. Are these not the waves that once greeted my love? Are these not the breezes that tenderly kissed it? Is it not the sun that beheld my joy. When Vanda's sun rays refreshed my cold heart? Tell me, you waves, Did you not rush around her?
You inquisitive breezes, Did you not eavesdrop on her? Oh, tell me, dear sun, Did you not see my bride? Has your flaming eye not beheld my darling! Then she must have wept, for her gaze became cloudy; She gave only streams of tears as answer back to me. The breezes and the waves, they then sang a song, how love and fidelity departed from her heart. - I drift on the waves and look down into them; Remember the beloved and think of the grave.
These lines, using the lake as a metaphor for life, make the funeral in the Lake Constance region a profound, mystical experience.
Why Choose Meister Reding as Funeral Speaker in the Lake Constance Region?
Many families in the Lake Constance region choose Meister Reding because his memorial services are authentic and empathetic. His spiritual depth creates spaces where grief flows into gratitude. The costs are 850 CHF plus expenses (0.85 CHF per kilometer) and a voluntary donation – transparent and fair.
Planning a farewell ceremony or funeral in the Lake Constance region? Contact Meister Reding as funeral speaker at info@trauerredner-beerdigung.ch or visit Nigredo Monastery at Ussbergstrasse 26, 8864 Reichenburg. Together, we will design a dignified farewell.



