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Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis, IN.

& Prosperity Ch'i From Your Ancestors

In Indianapolis, across from the Indianapolis Museum of Art is the old and regal Crown Hill Cemetery with so many original displays of loving tribute to lost loved ones. In Indiana I have noticed that Hoosiers are very faithful to visit and maintain flowers and floral displays in order to continue to honor and respect their loved ones that have passed away. It is a wonderful way to "uplift" the love one holds for that person by dressing the grave or adding a memorial touch to the location.

As you can see with all of these pictures of various ways the ancestors are honored, people think in very different terms when it comes to memorials.

The small mausoleum on the right side has twin columns that are Greco/Roman period of history and likely mean they have family history to that era. At the least the "Power" columns set them apart from the others here.

Benches combined with a monument are frequent so people may have a place to rest while they visit and reflect on their loved one's life and their love for them. Statuary is huge at Crown Hill Cemetery and comes in all depictions of life.

Holy Crosses and Angels of course lead the parade all the way through Crown Hill.

This crypt or mausoleum showed all of this brilliant shower of a rainbow burst of light when I loaded the photo onto my computer. The energy here is alive. The love is alive. That is what counts.

A lot of money was spent on the copper cut out decorative metal work on the doors with all of their intense details. You are able to see the stained glass as you look through the glass into the chamber but it was so bright I could not make out the details of the panels. When I put it on the computer the perfect reflection of the panels was seen in the marble walls. Lovely! What a wonderful combination of textures, colors, and memorials to honor those that have gone.

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