Within the funeral world, pioneers are breaking taboos. Starting from an ecological awareness, they want to offer a different vision on death, namely one that regenerates life. Is composting, in which human remains can be turned into soil improvers in a matter of weeks, a worthy alternative funeral method? A beautiful way to not only conclude a life, but also to rejoin the never-ending cycle of life? As a voluntary, intergenerational gift from the dead back to the living?