How can companions spiritually support the quality of life of dying individuals? To be close to the dying, to understand them better, and to create a supportive environment, it is helpful to reflect together on the life that has been lived so far in order to uncover its individual significance and depth. The way of life of the dying person becomes more concentrated and strives for completion. How a person deals with their fate now depends on individual experiences and life habits that have provided stability and meaning in their earlier life. Therefore, the book distinguishes between ethical, Christian, and meditative life orientations. The handbook offers a wealth of practical advice and examples. The first part is aimed at people who align their lives solely with ethical values. Part II addresses...