Death is one of many things that are unavoidable in the world, and humanity has dedicated much of its history to
honoring it and coming to terms with its inevitability. And one part of dying that people must constantly consider is how to respectfully dispose of the dead.
In recent years, many have been drawn to the appeals of human composting, which offers a way to return our bodies to soil with intention rather than using combustion of chemical preservation. It certainly has its advantages (especially for the well-being of the planet), but many cultures and countries have not been keen on the idea.
What exactly is human composting? Is it a great alternative to traditional ceremonies? And where in the world can people do it? Click through this gallery to find out.