Outdoor Funeral Service – What sings in me at this hour and opens my mouth singing, where all the branches are silent and bend down to the earth?

Funeral speaker Abbot Reding from the Honora Zen Monastery organizes the outdoor funeral service according to your wishes in a respectful, dignified and individual way. Although we mourn at this time, it is also a gratitude for life. The outdoor funeral service We celebrate in mourning and mourn during the celebration. Outdoors, the funeral is always very stylish.

Nature is a big part of the ceremony and shows impressively that life and death are in harmony. Exposed to the weather and the elements, the bodies and minds of those present feel the transience of our being. The formal burial provides the framework for consciously processing this experience. As a Zen master, I am happy to accompany you during this important time. We pay our last respects together.

Prayer and Meditation

What sings in me at this hour and opens my mouth singing, where all the branches are silent and bend down to the earth? What pushes from the depths of the heart like the sound of a horn to the light of day at this quiet hour when everything may dream and may be silent while dreaming?

On branches that bend and are brown and dark silent, jump onto the white splendor of flowers and laugh and shine through the night and break the silence of the trees, so that they are rustlingly silent, that they bend rustlingly and rustlingly show their blossoming splendor to the dark grass. So at this quiet hour a glow and a life penetrates from the dark, deep ground of the earth and opens my mouth singing and makes the trees rise up so that they sway in the night with a rustling sway in their bright blossoms!

My child, things are all the same here, whether large or small, essentially packaged in such a way that they cannot be cracked open like nuts. How did you want to bring yourself to quickly fathom people. You only know her from the outside. You see the vest, not the heart. All the best on your final journey and rest in peace!