‘Let My Mother Travel The World In A...’: Daughter Sends Mother’s Ashes On Epic World Adventure

These days a very emotional story on social media has touched millions of hearts. This is the story of a daughter, who took such a step to fulfill her late mother's last wish, that everyone's eyes will become moist after knowing it. This woman from Skegness, United Kingdom filled her mother's ashes in a transparent glass bottle and floated it in the sea, so that her mother could travel to different parts of the world - a dream that remained unfulfilled due to illness. Along with this, the daughter also kept a note in the bottle, in which she appealed to the people that if they find this bottle, then leave it again in a river, lake or sea and also tell where it reached. This post is becoming increasingly viral on social media.

'Let mother travel the world': Daughter's emotional gesture

This heart-touching incident has created a storm on the internet. The daughter filled her mother's ashes in a trasparent glass bottle and immersed it in the waves of the sea. This scene is as unique as it is emotional. Everyone's eyes filled up after reading the note kept in the bottle. It read: - I am sending my mother's ashes in this bottle to travel the world. If you find this bottle, please leave it again in a river, lake or sea and tell where it reached. These words are not just a daughter's sentiments, but also her determination to fulfill an unfulfilled dream and her indelible love for her mother. 

Users' emotional reactions

This initiative is being appreciated a lot on social media. One user wrote - This is not just a bottle, it is a daughter's love and a mother's dream. Another user said - I wish every daughter was this sensitive. Many users called this step the most beautiful farewell in the world. Although some people did not consider throwing the bottle in the sea to be environmentally appropriate, most people appreciated this emotional effort and called it an inspirational initiative. This journey of emotion and respect forced people to think how unique the ways of expressing love can be.