Every human being has been endowed with the divine spark at birth from the divine source and carries a part of this source within him.
It is that part that lets him know that he is mortal. Dying people are the best teachers, if you take time for them, because they go through the stages of fear, anger, despair and "why me". They go through depression and finally reach the state of acceptance through the bond with close relatives and with religious feeling.
Even patients with pain and infirmity relax shortly before death and radiate a solemn calm. The pain has suddenly ceased. Immediately after passing away, the facial features of the dying take on an expression of peace and balance.
Death is a transition into another form of another life on another frequency. The moment of death is a uniquely beautiful and liberating experience for the dying person.
The calm and understanding manner of people who are familiar with dying and can engage with it is a great help for the dying person and also for their relatives. This applies to religious death rituals as well as talking to everyone involved. Dying people and their relatives often feel supported when they allow their feelings to be expressed, shared and accepted. They talk to the people accompanying them about open, unresolved issues, because tactful openness has a redemptive effect.
If an affected person does not want to talk about it, this must be respected. It is then up to the dying person to decide how they want to deal with their impending death. Other important topics are the organization of the farewell ceremony, the type of funeral and the gravestone.

We recommend ourselves for the accompaniment and help you with all the necessary formalities when the death of a loved one is approaching or after the death has occurred. We pay attention to your very special wishes with reverence and empathy.