Suicide is not the end

Why? This question often arises after the suicide of a relative, colleague, or friend. The thought of the irrevocable end weighs heavily on the survivors, and many people feel fear and disbelief regarding this topic. After the death of a colleague, Hannah Semper decides to connect with his soul. In doing so, she ventures into previously unknown realms and seeks contact with other souls. In the book "Suicide is Not the End," the deceased who have taken their own lives speak out. Through automatic writing, the author conducts interviews with more than 60 souls. The empathetic conversations provide deep insights into the mindset of the deceased, reveal reasons for suicide, and describe the further journey of a spirit after its self-inflicted death. Hannah Semper's book offers comfort to the reader and clarifies that there is life after the end.