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What is a plant? Based on Mancuso Stefano’s work
Plants are the true engine of life on Earth, connecting the sun to our planet and transforming its energy into life. Unlike animals, they are immobile, autonomous, and organized in a decentralized way—a model more resilient than our pyramidal structures. Stefano Mancuso envisions a “Nation of Plants,” governed by inspiring laws where cooperation prevails over hierarchy. Rethinking our relationship with plants means embracing a future where harmony with all living beings becomes essential to our survival.
Trees: Between the Visible and the Invisible – A Fascinating Exploration by Ernst Zürcher
Trees: Between the Visible and the Invisible, Ernst Zürcher unveils the hidden intelligence of trees, their connection to cosmic rhythms, and their role as guardians of the Earth’s memory. Blending science, mythology, and spirituality, this book transforms our understanding of the plant world. A must-read for those who seek to see beyond the visible.
Bio Urns
Bio urns transform cremated remains into living memorials, fostering the growth of a tree or plant. They offer an eco-conscious and symbolic way to honor a loved one. Biodegradable materials allow for a natural return to the earth.
Everything You Need to Know About Urns with a Tree
A tree urn transforms the ashes of a loved one into a living tree, symbolizing the cycle of life. Made from biodegradable cork, it combines sustainability, elegance, and a lasting tribute. Available in various sizes, it adapts to different needs and local regulations.
What if death didn’t exist?
Weep no more for those who have passed on, for where they are, they can hear and see you. They’ll dance with happiness to see you happy and fulfilled, sending them bright thoughts. This is the most beautiful tribute you can pay them, and it will also allow you to fill the immeasurable void and sense of imputation of a part of your vital energy caused by their departure.
Funeral Urn and Seeding: Why choose a young tree?
Associating a loved one’s ashes with the growth of a tree is a touching idea, but not all biodegradable urns guarantee real success. Contrary to popular belief, ashes do not support seed germination due to their high alkalinity. *Tree Urn* stands out by integrating a young tree and a cork regulator, ensuring a gradual absorption of nutrients for healthy and sustainable growth. Discover why this innovative approach offers a lasting and meaningful tribute. 🌳💚
Where to Bury an Urn with a Tree in Ireland?
Discover the regulations and permitted locations for **burying a biodegradable urn with a tree** in Ireland. This guide outlines the legal framework, available natural burial sites, and key organizations that provide information on this **eco-friendly funeral alternative**. 🌿
Where to burry an urn with a tree in Austria?
Find out about the legislation and locations in Austria where the burial of a biodegradable urn containing a young tree is possible. This guide details the regulations, the steps to follow and the essential contacts to organize this ecological funeral alternative.
The Tree of Life: Universal Symbol of Connection and Rebirth
The **Tree of Life** is a universal symbol of connection, growth, and eternity, spanning cultures and ages. From Norse mythology to Kabbalah, Celtic, and Buddhist traditions, it represents the union between heaven and earth. Today, it also resonates as a call for nature preservation and life’s balance.
Where to bury a funeral urn with a tree in Germany
In Germany, burying an urn with ashes with a tree is only allowed in designated burial sites such as cemeteries or burial forests. Private property burials are generally prohibited, except in rare cases with special permits. Bremen is the only state with more relaxed regulations allowing ash scattering on private land.