Death is inevitable and it can happen any time. Though most of the people do not prefer to talk about it and it is a difficult thing to discuss or plan about. But if you look at it from a practical and emotional point of view, you will be able to see a lot of benefits of preplanning your funeral. Here are the reasons why pre-planning your funeral will help your family heal.
1. Greater clarity for your family: If you plan for your funeral it will be easy for your family to follow your instructions. They will have greater clarity about your last wishes and they will have the satisfaction of doing everything as per your wishes and this will help them heal.
2. Time to heal: Post a death in the family it takes time to overcome grief and heal. If your family will not be involved in arranging the funeral at the last minute and everything would have been done already then they will have the time to grieve and be with their emotional pain and this would help them heal fast.
3. It will make funeral meaningful for the family: If you do not plan your funeral then it takes a lot of effort on part of your family to organize the funeral. Since funeral is an important time for the family that is grieving to get together and provide emotional support to each other, if everything is pre-planned then they get the time to be with each other and offer their emotional support to each other, which speeds up the healing process.
4. Prevent conflict and legal disputes: If you pre-plan your funeral and write a will also about how you want your assets to be distributed there will be no legal hassles for the family. This will prevent any conflict in the family about the possession of your assets and they will be able to move forward with ease and grace.
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