End-of-Life Experiences (ELEs) refer to a range of phenomena that some individuals report during the final stages of life. These experiences can include visions of deceased loved ones, feelings of peace, or a sense of detachment from the physical body. They often occur in the context of terminal illness or near-death situations. Research into ELEs suggests they may be influenced by psychological, physiological, and cultural factors. While some people find comfort in these experiences, others may view them with skepticism. Understanding ELEs can provide insights into the human experience of dying and the nature of consciousness, as well as the role of hospice care in supporting individuals during this time.