In the hustle and bustle of this world, there is a group of people who gently take on every task, silently nurturing the final journey of life.

“The Life Practitioner” is a warm title we bestow upon funeral service front liners.

Family Care Consultants, Clinical Care Specialists, Bereavement Care Professionals, Cremation Specialists, and Grief Counsellors represent caregivers across the five service levels of funeral care. They are not just fulfilling tasks, but also practitioners of life education, embodying the noblest concept of “life influencing life” through their actions.

In their work, it’s not about a group of people doing the same thing together, but about collectively utilising their expertise, complementing each other’s shortcomings, and striving towards a common goal. Their tasks may vary, but their objective is unified – to bring dignity and comfort to every end of life.

Not only do they play important roles in the field of funeral service, but they also openly unreservedly share their personal life stories, reflecting objective truths around them. They narrate various emotional states in a self-deprecating manner, with a touch of light-heartedness. Though tinged with a hint of melancholy, they swiftly compose themselves before emotions overwhelm them with a touch of dark humour. They share the delicate sincerity hidden beneath a stoic and professional exterior.

They carry with them regrets that make people’s faces pale at the mention of them, as well as beautiful daily life anecdotes, and share life experiences in various campuses. They also participate in TEDx events, Eslite Forum community talks, and have even been invited to international sharing platforms to share their journey with local industry partners, helping both others and themselves along the way.

Every public sharing is a raw presentation of emotion, as they deeply understand mutual influence in life brings healing and warmth. Their stories hold the deepest reverence for life and the most authentic interpretation of human nature.

Life practitioners, they bridge two worlds, gently providing companionship and solace to the living, and giving dignity and rest to the departed, ultimately softening the passage of time and warming hearts.

“We’re grateful to have you!”

“Wholehearted Dedication. Without Reservation.”

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Negeri Sembilan promotes eco burials, supports establishment of Eco Burial Park located at Xiao En Memorial Park

Following the state of Selangor, Negeri Sembilan has become the second state in Malaysia to promote eco burials, with Xiao En Memorial Park in Nilai set to be the location of Negeri Sembilan’s first eco burial park.

With the deterioration of global environmental issues, green initiatives and environmental sustainability have become vital policies in most countries. Therefore, the Negeri Sembilan government has decided to take initiative by promoting the eco burials. This model involves a process that does not involve any religious rituals, headstones, or niches. The land can be sustainably used again after a turnover of a few years, which allows people to have an alternative funeral option.

In fact, eco-friendly burials have been implemented in neighbouring countries such as Singapore and Taiwan for some time.  Negeri Sembilan will adopt Taiwan’s “lawn burial” model, which involves grinding the legally cremated remains and planting them into the soil. The burial process is simple and efficient, whereby the ashes are poured into the lawn burial pit, then covered with flower petals and soil, thus completing the ceremony. The concept of eco burial aligns with the traditional Chinese funeral concept of “return to nature.”

Life begins in nature and returns to nature. Although eco-friendly burials are still a new concept in Malaysia, it will take some time for the public to understand and accept them. Nevertheless, eco burial will be an initiative that brings hope and opportunity.

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Ash burial is a process where the remains of a departed person are cremated, and the resulting ashes are finely ground. These ashes are then placed into a pit in a designated area and covered with topsoil. No permanent structures, markers, columbarium, gravestones, or tombs are created.

Please do not hesitate to contact us at 1800-888-333 / 03-9145 3888 if you need any further information.

[Appointments for Qing Ming Visitations at Xiao En Memorial Park, Nilai, Starts Today]

As Covid-19 continues to remain present, Xiao En will maintain its booking system for Qing Ming Festival this year, in line with the government’s epidemic prevention measures for crowd control management.

Family members will need to book an appointment online with their name before visiting the park. Appointments must be made 24 hours prior to date of visitation. A confirmation email will be sent to you immediately once booking is complete.

Rest assured, the park has set #epidemicsafety measures in accordance to Ministry of Health guidelines. We thank you for your cooperation in fighting the spread of Covid-19.

Xiao En’s utmost priority is to protect your health, so that everyone can pay their respects safely.

Please refer to the following #QingMing standard operating procedures for epidemic prevention and click the link to book an appointment

【Qing Ming 2022 Remembrance Service Package 】

If you wish to express your love to the departed, Xiao En has prepared a special 【Qing Ming 2022 Remembrance Service package】 to assist you in commemorating the faithful departed.

This service is open for subscription from now until 5pm on 31 March 2022. To purchase please log on to https://xiao-en.com/product/qing-ming-remembrance-service-2022 or contact service hotline +6012-2387040

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We’ve shown our love for our country, now let’s show our love to those who are close to us.

TV hosts, radio deejays, designer, singers, actors, models, film directors and inspiring individuals gathered to encourage others to show their affection and appreciation for their loved ones in the #ActNow campaign.

The #ActNow campaign is a public service announcement initiated by Xiao En that serves to remind people to care more for those dear to them. And not wait till it’s too late. It sounds like the most obvious thing to do, yet many of us procrastinate.

As a bereavement care provider, we have witnessed enough situations where family members and friends wished that they had done more for their dearly departed loved ones. Very often, it is about the little acts. Things we can easily do without having to wait for a special occasion, like spending more time with our kids, taking our parents out to try something new or just telling them that we love them.

The #ActNow campaign echoes Xiao En’s philosophy of “Caring Like Family”. It’s an idea we hope to share with the world. We believe that life is precious and that we should cherish those who are dear to us, especially when there’s still time. With the #ActNow campaign, we hope that more people will lead a more meaningful life, with no regrets, by making time for their loved ones now and making every moment count.

Our gratitude goes out to Asha Gill, Susan Lankester, Melinda Looi, Chelsia Ng, Jeremy Teo, Ash Nair, Bernie Chan, John Tan, Sean Lee Chee Chew and Saw Teong Hin who made time to support this cause, for walking the talk, and for being there.

#ActNow “Donate-a-Comment” Charity Drive

We all know that we should Act Now when it comes to showing our loved ones that we care. Tell us who you would like to show your appreciation to and how. For every Facebook comment we receive on our “#ActNow Donate-a-Comment” charity post from 4 till 30 June 2018, Xiao En will donate RM10* to the “HOPE worldwide Malaysia” which contributes to education programs for underprivileged children. To participate, click on Xiao En Facebook Page for more info.

*Xiao En will donate up to RM15,000 to HOPE worldwide Malaysia for its education program.