Resolving family feuds before it's too late


By LILY FU

Words may hurt, actions may cause friction, but if we can adopt the Zen way of letting go, to forgive if we are wronged, we can live life at peace with ourselves and with family.. — Pexels

Two months ago, I wrote about what constitutes a good death. It is knowing that everything has been taken care of, with friends and loved ones in the family gathered around the bedside for the final farewell.

But of late, I have attended funerals where the next-of-kin is not present. Reason? A long-standing family feud with both sides refusing to make amends.

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