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In the face of imminent death, terminally ill patients quite understandably may question the meaning and purpose of life. While religion may set forth a set of standards and beliefs accompanied by religious practices, these questions are spiritual in nature. Spirituality is a result of the wisdom we have accumulated throughout our lives about our existence and our relationship to living things. Often, spirituality is a primary component of religion, but it can also exist in the absence of religious beliefs. It may be music, art. reading, praying, meditating, or another impetus that helps us get in touch with our spiritual side. With this in mind, family and friends should talk to the dying about their spiritual concerns.
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