Reincarnate Into A Beautiful TREE... Biodegradable Urn Turns People Into Trees When They Die

I Want To Become A Tree When I Die!

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I want to donate my organs to save lives, but I want the rest of my body cremated and put in a biodegradable urn. Why? Because the next step is to really get my body acquainted with "all life has to offer" underground. Your body is decomposed to feed mother earths "enzymes" and bugs, but it's also disassembled at the microscopic level and all the "goodness" that was in your body, from metals (copper, aluminum, even gold!) to nutrients, to water, is all useful to breathe life into many organisms and the soil itself.

But what if you could plant the urn in a container that would not only give something back when you're gone, it could grow an entire tree from the essence that was once your physical self? That's powerful in my mind.

Is it weird to plant a fruit tree in that spot instead of a bush or tree? Didn't think of that did you? I wouldn't do it but it's fascinating to think about.

As a living person planning your "burial" plot and bio-container, you don't have to think morbidly about it (no pun intended), just think that you have a say as to:

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1. Where the tree is planted

2. WHAT type of tree you want to become

3. The knowledge that you're saving yourself and loved ones money by making this decision to die green

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Reincarnate Into A Tree!

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Living green is fantastic, but I also want to die green- helping mother earth cope with it's stress, and help those I leave behind to mourn knowing that one day a big tree will be in that burial spot, and that feels more alive to people than a tombstone don't you think?

The "Bio-Urn" is constructed from biodegradable materials. Some of the things in it are coconut shell and cellulose. Compacted peat is also mixed in there. What would be more comfortable for your ashes than that?

The idea is your ashes become nutrition for the seed planted inside it. Following the structure of an Orange, the seed is germinated and taken care of by the ashes and biodegradable materials. This results in a tree you can cherish and remember people by. I'd love to know that my physical form experiences "life after death"! Wouldn't you?

I think a vase of flowers from said tree I become would be a much better way for my loved ones to remember me. They can stare at an urn or they can see flowers that the tree provides, my reincarnated self so to speak. Would be like a "living" version of me that lives and dies naturally but not without a bright intern in the middle- just like living life! Your born, you thrive, then you deteriorate but leave a mark nonetheless.The beauty is the flowers are replenished all year or seasonally...

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What I really like about this idea is that there is a huge market for biodegradable urns and even documentary narrated gems like the above video (although he could have sounded less somber)... my favorite phrase in that video is "Imagine a cemetery filled only with trees"...

Can you imagine, for example, if you had your own property in an open acreage  and that property was lived in by generation after generation and everyone who died was reincarnated (of a sort) into a tree on the property. Imagine walking through a forest of your lineage! 

This concept brings up visions of Avatar and the tree of life there that people can connect to past spirits there, well we can do the same emotionally here with this concept in play. It would sure make a graveyard less creepy won't it? Instead of tombstones which are too expensive anyway, you can put a ribbon, a sign, or something to remind you which tree is your beloved's.

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Some Avatar Tree Of Life Videos To Help You Visualize

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I hope nobody reading this thought of this as a creepy topic, in reality it's a celebration for life, a way to cope with the loss of a loved one with a LIVING memorial. I find this idea exciting and plan to get a couple of those for me and my fiance. Now what kind of tree do I want to be? 

Well...

What kind of tree do YOU want to be?

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Thank you for reading!