from our heart to yours - spirit of the ocean

What is D2D?

Ashes to ashes, dust to dust (D2D) means in biblical terms, that your body is made of elements of the earth and will return to earth's basic elements after passing away. In other words, you are made of dust and return to ashes and dust after passing away.
But it does matter where you return to mother nature, and which way you choose.
We do have a unique solution, invention where we can return the ashes, D2D on the bottom of the ocean, potentially saving, healing, reviving coral reefs or on the ocean floor. Because as much as inland environments, calcium is also an essential, very important element of life cycles in the ocean.

UNDERWATER SANCTUARY GARDEN FORMED BY D2D CORAL REEFS

Underwater Sanctuary Garden is formed by coral reefs like a cemetery on the ocean floor, even newly created organic coral reefs from the ashes and calcium compound, or existing reefs treated by the ashes. It is part of the ocean ecosystem, like an oasis, because it attracts marine life and biodiversity. Preparing the area, we call the power of the Earth and we use an organic enzyme, produced by and derived from earthworms (it is called Ensynox, Ex). Its detoxification, antibacterial and overall regeneration capability contribute to a healthy aquatic environment. We prepare the ashes with that, and use them together with the bioremediation powder, as our intellectual property. Well-maintained kelp or seagrass is also part of the garden, as they contribute to the carbon cycle well.

Are human ashes bad for the ocean or coral reefs?

Absolutely not. Cremation remains consist of bone matter, which includes dry calcium phosphates and other minerals, such as potassium and sodium. Rather than being toxic, cremated remains are considered a natural, sanitary substance., an organic compound. The pH balance of ashes is high, meaning they are alkaline or basic.

We created the opportunity for every World Citizen to do good with the ocean, the planet, even combat climate change at the end of their life. How is that possible? In the program we created with our patented invention we apply cremated human remains on underwater objects. We prepare it perfectly with our calcium-rich bioremediation agent powder, and the two work together in perfect synergy. Since ashes is calcium, this compound is a pure organic substance made out of calcium components.

Why is this important?

Calcium WISDOM

Calcium is one of the most important elements on Earth, it also plays a key role in photosynthesis. Calcium builds the coral reef’s formation, structure, but it also has a very important role: it builds the exterior calcium carbonate (ECC) structure of phytoplankton.

Phytoplankton and photosynthesizing plant-like organisms absorb more than 30% of the CO2 from the lower atmosphere through their ECC structure. However, this ECC structure is attacked, and destroyed by acidification of both phytoplankton and coral reefs. The fact is, phytoplankton declines by 1% per year, calcium level also declines. There is a strong connection between declining calcium and phytoplankton, dying coral reefs, and climate change. It is scientifically proven, the growing ocean acidity, declining level of calcium played a key role in mass extinction, so the balance of calcium in the ocean is critical.
Overfishing is also a problem because before industrial fishing boosted to an incredible level, marine animals mainly died in the ocean and their bone, calcium remained in the ocean and became part of the Circle of Life. But for today, this changed drastically.

Sacrifice to Osiris

Osiris was one of the most important Gods of ancient Egypt. In our Dust-to-Dust, we tribute respect to him, because he is the Lord of the perfect Circle of Life.

Osiris played a double role: he was both a God of fertility, the God of the deceased, and King of the resurrection. Osiris was not only the ruler of the dead but also the power that granted all life from the underworld, from vegetation to the annual flood of the Nile River. From about 2000 BCE, it was believed that every man, not just the deceased kings, became associated with Osiris at death.

Ancient Egyptians celebrated Osiris with festivals, a central feature of the event was the construction of the “Osiris garden.” In every single Underwater Sanctuary Garden, we create, we will present a sacrifice to Him, placing his symbol inside of the garden.