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A University in the Netherlands is helping its students cope with the stress of exams by providing them a grave.
The Mirror reports that Radboud University, located in Nijmegen, a town in the Netherlands, has a dug a “purification grave” so that students can reflect on life and cope with anxiety during exam periods.
The educational institution also gives nap pods, counseling, and a space called “crying room.”
The gravesite is at the back of the student church and is an open hole in the ground. A mat is provided by the Chaplaincy and a pillow if the students want it. A sign inside the grave says “stay weird.”
The project has been widely accepted by the students and there is usually a waiting list to secure an early grave.
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John Hacking, the initiator of the project works at the student chapel and says that the project would help the young people appreciate life’s beauty.
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