A university has come up with an unusual method of helping its students to cope with exam stress – a meditation grave.


Many have been trying to offer a range of alternative therapies to help students suffering from anxiety during exam periods.

Some have offered therapy dog sessions, mindfulness meetings, and even designated quiet spaces, but no university has gone quite as far as Radboud University.
Located in the Dutch city of Nijmegen, they recently went viral after an alumni revealed their unique approach to managing student stress- a grave.

Yes, behind the student chapel is an open grave, and whilst it’s not operational in the strictest sense of the word, people are dying to get in it.

Inside the grave is an appropriate sign which says ‘stay weird’.

According to the students, the bizarre project is so popular they had to be put on a waiting list to secure an early grave.
Read details here;
https://massmediang.com/university-offers-students-grave-to-lie-in-to-cope-with-exam-stress/

But come to think of it, this therapy sounds like letting you choose the grave rather the stress of facing your challenge. Another way of promoting SUICIDE.

Definitely not an African.