Death: beliefs, rituals and acceptance

In many cultures there is a suggestion to believe, since childhood, that death should be rejected as it is intertwined with fear. They grow up absorbing this as a concept intrinsically related to destruction and suffering. Therefore, when it's time for a beloved one to depart, even the most peaceful or necessary goodbyes are seen as the worst thing that could happen.

Broken convictions

I grew up absorbing convictions from my surrounds about what I should or should not do; what is right or wrong; the do’s and don’ts. It’s not easy to release us from them as we get attached to certain beliefs.