Non-denominational Funeral Service – Look at the beauty of the gardens and see how they have adorned themselves for me and for you!
Master Reding creates non-denominational funeral ceremonies with dignity, compassion, and individuality.
The Non-Denominational Funeral Service
When a beloved person dies, we need a space where grief, silence, and gratitude may stand side by side. A non-denominational funeral service offers exactly this:
- A place free from dogma, open to all religious backgrounds, and shaped according to the life and wishes of the deceased.
Master Reding accompanies you through the ceremony with calm presence, meditative clarity, and deep respect for the uniqueness of each human life.
This farewell does not separate — it connects:
- Life with death, the living with the memory, grief with the quiet strength of acceptance.
The Farewell Ceremony with Master Reding
As a ritual master and spiritual companion, it is an honor to guide families through this sacred moment. A funeral is not merely an ending — it is a threshold, a passage, a moment of transformation. Together we honor the life that was lived, carry the sorrow, and open the heart to gratitude. In this way, the funeral becomes a moment of healing and a final gift to the one who has gone before us.
Prayer and Meditation
In difficult times, nature teaches us the language of consolation. Therefore, we speak words that offer light in the midst of grief:
Go forth, my heart, and seek your joy
even in this heavy time,
in all the gifts your God has given;
Behold the gardens dressed in beauty,
and see how they have adorned themselves
for you and me alike.The trees stand clothed in verdant green,
the earth puts on her living garment;
the tulip and the daffodil
outshine the robes of Solomon.The lark ascends into the air,
the nightingale fills the valley,
and even the quiet meadow
keeps its secret brightness.
This ancient prayer reminds us:
Life remains a wonder, even in the face of death.
And in every blossom, every bird, every whisper of wind, there is a trace of comfort.
A Personal and Dignified Farewell
Whether held in the forest, by the lake, in the mountains, or at a place deeply meaningful to the deceased — the ceremony can be shaped freely and personally. Music, readings, prayers, rituals, or moments of silence can be chosen without restriction and woven together into a meaningful farewell.
A non-denominational funeral service gives space to what truly matters now:
Love, remembrance, and peace.
Blessing and Closing
All that was lived remains held in love.
All that pains us may be transformed.
All that fades returns to the greater whole.May the departed find peace on their final journey — and rest in eternal light.