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Sibling violence leaves profound psychological and spiritual scars, but healing is possible. By acknowledging the reality of sibling violence and leveraging spirituality as a tool for empowerment rather than a source of shame, victims can reclaim their sense of self and purpose. Addressing this hidden form of family violence requires a collective effort from mental health professionals, faith communities, and society at large.

In Western cultures, funerals provide a structured framework for mourning. A significant component of these ceremonies is the eulogy, which allows loved ones to honor the deceased through storytelling. Psychologist Robert Neimeyer emphasizes that crafting a eulogy can help mourners make sense of their loss by reframing the relationship as one of gratitude rather than absence (Neimeyer, 2019).