I was always an atheist but some psychedelic experience changed my views. I wonder if from a Buddhist and Hindu point of view it is bad for karma to help others find sources knowing that they want to take their lives?
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Of course it's not bad karma, would it better to leave them suffer until they become desperate enough to jump on a train? Suicide is a matter of personal responsibility especially if you are looking for 100% safe methods. Those who engage in irresponsible self-harm do not look for highly lethal methods and even if they do, they do not carry the plans to the end, as their intention is not to die.
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Imagine the karma Dr Philip Nitschke would have in that case lol.
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