In this book, the experienced psychotherapist and chairman of a hospice movement, Professor Knud Eike Buchmann, explores the psychological aspects related to one's own dying and death. He addresses questions such as: When and how will I die? Can I prepare for dying? Is there nothing after death, and how can one cope with grief? Professor Buchmann illustrates, through numerous concrete examples, how one can approach the end of life with a clear concept and a conscious attitude, facing it calmly and without fear. This work is aimed at anyone who wishes to engage with their own dying, their own death, and grief, as well as relatives and survivors.