Teheshsüsteemetery

Teheshsüsteemetery is a unique and innovative approach to cemetery design and management, developed by the Tehesh Foundation. The concept aims to create a sustainable and respectful environment for the deceased, while also addressing the environmental and social challenges associated with traditional cemeteries. The Tehesh system is based on the principles of natural burial, which involves burying the deceased in a natural setting, without the use of coffins or other artificial containers.

The Tehesh system is designed to be a living, breathing ecosystem, with a focus on biodiversity and the preservation of natural habitats. The cemetery is typically located in a natural setting, such as a forest or a meadow, and is designed to blend seamlessly with the surrounding environment. The graves are often marked with natural materials, such as stones or trees, rather than traditional headstones.

The Tehesh system also addresses the issue of space, which is a major challenge for traditional cemeteries. By burying the deceased in a natural setting, the Tehesh system allows for a much higher density of graves, as there is no need for the large, open spaces required for traditional cemeteries. This makes the Tehesh system a more sustainable and environmentally friendly option for cemetery management.

In addition to its environmental benefits, the Tehesh system also offers a more respectful and dignified approach to death and burial. By burying the deceased in a natural setting, the Tehesh system allows for a more intimate and personal connection with the deceased, as the grave is often located in a place that has personal significance for the family.

The Tehesh system is currently being implemented in a number of countries around the world, and has been met with widespread support and praise from environmentalists, conservationists, and those who are seeking a more sustainable and respectful approach to cemetery management. The Tehesh Foundation continues to work on the development and refinement of the Tehesh system, with the goal of creating a more sustainable and respectful approach to death and burial for all.