At Radboud University in the Netherlands, they’ve dug up a novel way to make students ponder life’s deepest questions – quite literally! Enter the “purification grave,” a hole in the ground where students can lie down and reflect on the meaning of life for up to three hours. It’s a modern take on the memento mori, a reminder of our mortality, but with a twist. Phones and books are banned, leaving you alone with your thoughts, and perhaps a hint of existential dread. Want to dig deeper into this unconventional introspection? Click ahead to explore the grave-y situation!
University Lets Students Lie in a Grave to Reconcile With Their Mortality
