Persons who have spent years attending to persons at the end of life share amazing patterns and experiences about death and dying.  While the medical and physical dimensions require attention, towards the end of life and ‘when the veil is parting,’ soul work, no matter what a person believes, often becomes the most profound dimension in the final transition.  Dr. Dieter shares years of what he and other hospice workers have observed about the end of life.  Rather than focusing on the medicalization of death, most dying persons report remarkable visions and experiences that transcend fear offer comfort to families and friends.