Jurgen Ziewe Answers Afterlife Questions

Apparently Part 2 has been censored by YouTube elsewhere. Jurgen suspects that this is to do with him talking about Suicide and related stuff! 

You see, censorship affects us all. It’s just a matter of time, that’s why I think my censorship thread is important.

[Ninshub]

Thanks again for these videos, Steve. When Jurgen describes how the state of mind affects the landscapes or environment one finds in at "death" (internal becomes external), what happens when people are depressed or in mental anguish of some sort? Their outlook is more negative but it's not necessarily caused by "selfishness". Do they also find themselves in an environment where that mental state gets projected outwards? And if so, how do they get out of it? Are there people to help in such cases (which I'm sure are many, many, i.e. people dying feeling very lonely, unhappy, traumatized, etc. etc.)

EDIT: I see he answers this to some degree in part 2.

Apparently Part 2 has been censored by YouTube elsewhere. Jurgen suspects that this is to do with him talking about Suicide and related stuff! 

You see, censorship affects us all. It’s just a matter of time, that’s why I think my censorship thread is important.

I also think discussion around censorship is important, and am generally against it. But, I tend to feel that some stuff shouldn't be broadly available or normalized - child pornography and encouragement/justification of suicide as examples. At the very least, I think it's reasonable to ask, "what do we lose by not having easy access to this kind of information?"

Linda

[Ninshub]

Well one potential example going by the second video on the topic of suicide is a woman in distress because her son committed suicide and she's tempted to commit suicide herself because she imagines he's suffering and alone and wants to provide him with company. The answers Jurgen gives have the potential to soothe the woman's wrong ideas and feelings about her son's state, and what good she can actually provide him by staying here. So there's one potential effect of what we lose by not having this information.

Just to be clear...I agree that the topic of suicide generally needs discussion. I mentioned encouragement/justification of suicide specifically as perhaps less desirable. I suspect that YouTube censorship may not involve making that distinction.

Linda

I think there is a significant distinction between assisted suicide and suicide.

I've taken follow-up questions to Stan's nbtruthmans censorship thread. I looked for a censorship thread from Stan, but didn't find it. Is it in the hidden part of the forum?

Linda