Interra Green Burial

12/05/2025

This topic can feel uncomfortable—but families deserve the truth.

Changes begin almost right away. From shifts in internal balance to temperature and timing, every detail matters in how we care for someone after they’ve passed.
Licensed professionals are trained to manage these transitions with dignity and care, especially in natural settings.

Save this if clarity helps you feel more prepared.

12/05/2025

Sometimes care means saying “not this time.

The most compassionate choice may be protecting a final memory—not forcing one. When conditions have shifted too much, the kindest path is quiet guidance, not more exposure.

Save this if you're planning with sensitivity in mind.

12/04/2025

What if understanding the changes helped reduce the fear?

Once someone passes, the body begins to shift almost right away. It’s not dramatic—it’s natural. For many families, knowing what happens brings comfort instead of confusion.

Save this to revisit later or share with someone exploring natural care.

12/03/2025

Refrigeration offers something more important than preservation.

It gives families time—time to gather, time to decide, time to breathe. Especially when choosing natural care, this can make all the difference.
Tap ❤️ if you think time should never be rushed.

12/01/2025

What changes first after someone passes? It’s not what most people expect.

When the heart stops, blood naturally settles in the lowest areas of the body. This causes visible shifts in skin tone—often on the back, legs, or face.
These are gentle, natural transitions. Understanding them can make all the difference for families planning final care.

Tap ❤️ or save this to revisit if you're exploring natural options.

11/06/2025

Tune in to MPR tomorrow at 9am to hear Taelor chatting with Catherine Richert about all thing green burial.

As people look for environmentally friendly ways to live, some are asking if death can be sustainable, too. Coming up at 9 a.m. on Thursday, MPR News guest host Catharine Richert talks about the growing interest in natural burials, water-based cremation and other green funeral practices.

10/13/2025

Join Taelor, and Carol from St Kate's, at the Women's Environmental Institute on Nov 2nd for class exploring new ways of thinking about end of life rites and rituals. It includes time to complete a legally binding healthcare directive. Find out more and sign up here: https://w-e-i.org/event/green-burial/

10/08/2025

Discover better, greener ways to honor a life.
Join us at the Green Funeral Expo — Saturday, October 11th, 2025, in St. Paul, MN.

Explore meaningful options like:
💧 Water cremation
🌱 Natural burial
🌾 Terramation (natural organic reduction)

✅ Free admission
✅ Expert presentations
✅ Personalized consultations

Spots are limited — reserve yours today!

Come with your questions — leave with clarity and peace of mind.

09/18/2025

❤️ “Is it safe? Is it legal? Is it done out of love?”

These are the questions guiding every terramation at Return Home.
Because dignity matters—not just in life, but after.
💬 Would you want your final act to be guided by love?

09/11/2025

🛑 No chemicals. No vaults. No harm.

Instead of embalming and a casket, your body rests in a vessel with alfalfa, straw, and sawdust.
🌾 Nature handles the rest.
📌 Save this if you’re planning for a more grounded farewell.

09/10/2025

💐 Families can visit during terramation.

Some sit in silence. Others leave notes, flowers, or touch the vessel.
It smells like a greenhouse. It feels like peace.
📌 Save this if you believe presence still matters, even in goodbye.