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What happens after death to the people who commits suicide?
updated 2 years, 6 months ago
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The truth is people can just move on or choose not to it’s up to them
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I’ve had different experiences but typically nothing unusual, it just may take them a little longer to adjust to life up there 🙂
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***We don’t know, we can assume make guesses but the fact is we do not know. Not even a book from (Newton) can tell us. Maybe some of those souls stay trapped on earth wanting to have there voices heard and their stories told in order to be set free.. May be some go straight back to the creators.***
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They sometimes stay earth bound for a bit, or they go to the other side where they get help/rehab before returning for another reincarnation to face the very things they didn’t deal with in their last life. They don’t go to hell- that’s something that only exists in our minds, so those that go “there”, it is temporary until they realize it’s just a manifestation.
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My father committed suicide, not by any traditional means; he drank himself to death over the span of many years, but it was certainly his desire to end his life. He was too afraid to be who he wanted to be. I can say that once it was all over, he felt much more free and content.
I personally don’t view suicide as a negative strike, sometimes we take on too much in any given life and it’s certainly our choice to check out if it becomes too intense. When one commits suicide it simply leads to another cycle of rebirth, oftentimes leading back to the same or similar situations that occurred the during the last cycle.
Death, be it via ones own hands or other otherwise is akin to waking up and realizing you were simply having a dream. Once ‘you’ pass through the usual after life experiences and are stripped of everything that made you think you were ‘insert name here’ it all becomes rather clear.
It’s certainly more impactful on those who remain than those that choose to take their own lives. Not that I’m an expert on death, but I’ve been around the block enough times to know a thing or two.
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I’m gonna make sure it’s total nothingness for me.
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New in this group, but how can you communicate with the dead?
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They die
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I really can’t imagine that someone’s cause of death matters at all in the grand scheme of the universe. A lot of people and animals die early and I don’t think they are tormented over it. I think there is potential for regret that comes from traumatizing other people or if your reasons for doing it were irrational. I think that if your life is salvageable in any way, you should exhaust your options before suicide. If you can only imagine a slow, agonizing death from a slowly progressing incurable illness, I think you’ll have zero regrets.
I think you should be prepared for the fact that spiritual pain will not end with the separation of your body. The only rational suicide is if your physical body is the cause of your pain. And I acknowledge that depression is in fact a product of your physical body and not something that is in your soul. But if you medicated appropriately or if your body functioned properly, you would be able to process any kind of trauma without unbearable discomfort. So, before you let depression kill you, try some mind altering substances and practices. Exhaust your options long enough to know whether you would regret.
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My mother has mediumship and attended a spiritist center. When I asked this, she said that the spirits of those who committed suicide sit beside their bodies thinking of their own death in a loop until they reach the age they should have died at, when their vital energy runs out. For example, if the person was supposed to die at age 70 and commited suicide at 50, they will be stuck next to their body for 20 years, and won´t move till then.
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They get a new life.
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Nothing happens to them. Their souls are just disappointed with themselves that they failed their incarnation, so next time they plan a similar one with the same lessons but easier.
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Same as anyone. You are free of the suit or the prison within the earth prison.
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My answer is based on my own experience only, I can’t speak on what others may believe or have experienced. During my NDE/out of body experience, I found myself on what I call the other-side. I was met by my many souls, but, one in particular was a previous high-school boyfriend. He was my first “real love” and I had thought about him several times since last seeing him or talking to him; some 10 years prior.
He looked radiant, fulfilled and so full of love! He was carrying yellow roses and he handed them to me. I was so overjoyed in seeing him! I didn’t pause long enough to make the mental/emotional/ spiritual connection that if he was greeting me like this, then he must actually be dead?! I didn’t think about that until afterwards.
I found out several months later that unfortunately he had taken his own life, the year prior! I had no idea he had passed and yet he met me there! I felt his love for me and it was incredible! He was at peace and just thinking about the gigantic smile he met with, makes me cry- in a good way!
If I didn’t know he was dead, let alone, that he had taken his own life, then to me, it’s absolutely proof, we ALL end up in the same energetic space. Yassss!
Because my experience was fueled by my own contemplation of whether or not I could continue to live my own life, (I just wanted out, I wanted to be done) I was also shown that if I did choose to end my physical life on earth, I would need to do it again, have to relive it sort of thing. I couldn’t just check out and be done. I would have to work through the aftermath of the pain I created for not only others, but, also particularly, myself. And that hit me in such a way, that I knew my only option was to live the life I had and to live it differently. So I did.
I did not get a strong sense either way if that meant working through it on a spiritual level, or having to work through it as in “your going to need to go back to earth and do this again in another lifetime.”
Either way, that was enough for me to understand, I needed to live this lifetime on earth and I can’t back out now or I am creating a lot more work for myself and others and I didn’t want to do that.
My friend was there to greet me, looking like a rock star, full of love and compassion! And so for me, that’s my truth; regardless of the circumstances of one’s passing, we end up in the same place. And I find that to be what comforts me the most! It keeps me going, knowing, I am never actually alone. I have a cheering section out there somewhere, all rooting for me, rooting for you, cheering us all on!
