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Regardless of our religion or philosophy, it is difficult to deal with the death of someone close. Their passing leaves an empty space in our lives. Edain McCoy looks at death from several pagan perspectives and suggests practical ways to keep the memories of our friends alive through special funeral rites and memorials. She also tackles awkward moments such as discussing death with a child. Considering the role death plays in the cycle of life, McCoy develops a positive image of the end of our mortal journey and the beginning of the next.