Ways To Donate
Buy A Book for $10
You can purchase a book for $10 to go to a family i n need. Grieving families will love this story and can share it with family members, young and old, who need a little token of love and support at this time. They will be distributed to hospitals and families to support them during the grieving process. When you don't know what to do or say, here's a wonderful way to help! Here is a list books you can purchase on Amazon.
Purchase A Walking forward Together Elephant
In various cultures around the world, the symbolism of an elephant, when a baby dies, can carry different meanings and significance. It's essential to note that interpretations can vary widely based on cultural, religious, and regional beliefs. Here are some examples of the significance of elephants in relation to the death of a baby in different cultures:
Hinduism: In Hindu culture, elephants hold great importance and are associated with Ganesha, the elephant-headed god of wisdom and auspicious beginnings. When a baby dies, the presence of an elephant may be seen as a representation of Ganesha, who is believed to provide strength, wisdom, and guidance during difficult times and new beginnings.
Buddhism: Elephants are considered sacred animals in Buddhism, and their presence often symbolizes power, strength, and stability. When a baby passes away, the appearance of an elephant may be interpreted as a sign of spiritual protection and a guide to the afterlife.
African cultures: In some African cultures, elephants are revered as wise and gentle creatures. Their appearance after the death of a baby may be seen as a manifestation of ancestral spirits or a symbol of the child's soul journeying to the spirit world under the guidance and protection of these majestic animals.
Symbol of remembrance: In more general contexts, the image of an elephant might not have specific cultural or religious connotations. Instead, it can be seen as a symbol of remembrance, strength, and enduring memory for the departed child.
Personal beliefs: For individuals with personal connections to elephants or who hold special reverence for these creatures, the appearance of an elephant after the death of a baby may hold personal significance and be seen as a message of comfort or support during a difficult time.
It's important to remember that symbolism and interpretations vary widely among different cultures and belief systems. In times of grief and loss, people often seek meaning and comfort from symbols and signs that resonate with their personal beliefs and experiences. If you encounter such a situation, it's best to approach it with sensitivity and respect for the beliefs and cultural practices of those involved.
Support The Building
At our memorial facility, we'll offer a compassionate space dedicated to families who have experienced the profound loss of their precious infants. Our mission is to provide solace, support, and a place for healing during this difficult journey.
A Place of Comfort and Reflection: Our facility will be thoughtfully designed as a serene sanctuary, where families can find comfort in the presence of others who understand their grief. With carefully curated spaces, both indoors and outdoors, we aim to create an atmosphere of tranquility and reflection.
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Give The Blessing of an elephant - just pay shipping!
Gift The Blessing Of An Elephant
Please send us the name and address (including zip code and any delivery instructions) and we will send the elephant for you.
Shipped to your recipient for just $15!
For every 5 elephants that are gifted, one will be shipped for FREE by Walking Forward Together.
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Ways To Give Back
We believe that collective support is crucial in helping families heal and rebuild their lives after the loss of an infant. There are various ways to get involved with our organization, such as volunteering, fundraising, and spreading awareness. By joining hands with us, you can make a significant difference in the lives of grieving families.
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