Discussion The spirit of a suicidal person

[CP3GH]

What do you think happens to the soul after someone committed suicide?

Is there eternal hell? Or are all souls going to pass through? Do they get stuck here on the Earth to relive their past traumas?


I am pretty committed to die, just a little concerned about what awaits my soul after death. I have not been a bad person whole of my life, just the last 6m when my ideation and planning have taken shape.

 

[thehorizons]

Look into the works of Ian Stevenson and Jim Tucker. He and his colleagues are medical doctors that studied the afterlife for decades. I've been reading up on this a lot since I plan to CTB soon. Although they never claim to have definitive proof, their central belief is that after death you're reincarnated in the same country where you die (I'm guessing it has to do with where the remains are located since there are some cases where the supposed next incarnation was born in different countries) and how you die tends to reflect the birthmarks or physical appearance you'll have. They've been collecting thousands and thousands for case studies from children that remember their past lives. They've sussed through a lot of bogus cases, but I have to admit the strongest cases (about 40) of them are extremely believable.

 

[tomame]

there's this movie called wrist cutters where it shows people that have committed suicide go to some type of purgatory and honestly i wouldn't mind if were truly the case. an awesome movie

 

[AnnonyBox]

Personally, I don't believe in an afterlife. We're just biological computers.

 

[CP3GH]

It is hard for me to believe there is some sort of eternal hell or heaven. I do think that souls exist and that they might enter a different realm where they can practice all the lesson they have learned during their earth life. I wish I had a chance at life again and realise all the great opportunities I had before I became suicidal.

 

[if_i_make_it]

i'm a pretty pragmatic naturalist. if there is such a thing as souls, what happens to us is not dictated by human morality and social constructs and religions. we're just animals, and just as much part of nature as the bugs and the trees and the birds and fish. death is part of that, too, and I think our souls will feel at peace when we relinquish ourselves to it.

 

[tonicer]

What do you think happens to the soul after someone committed suicide?

Is there eternal hell? Or are all souls going to pass through? Do they get stuck here on the Earth to relive their past traumas?


I am pretty committed to die, just a little concerned about what awaits my soul after death. I have not been a bad person whole of my life, just the last 6m when my ideation and planning have taken shape.

Gods love is unconditional so he (or she) won't judge you no matter what you did in life. Also god knows everything so he (or she) knows why you did it. Don't worry about your soul. Only worry about the people who love you.

I for example have only my mother who loves me but she is old and sick so once she's gone i have zero purpose to continue living and that's why i am going to leave this world soon after her passing.

Also to be bad person you have to intentionally kill or harm someone else.

 

[TheBestFisch]

There are many versions on YouTube from what I've watched. The soul must learn lessons in the next life, and sometimes your loved ones must experience loss. Souls sometimes find solace, sometimes they don't but not for eternity. The soul goes to dimensions that correspond to the mental state at death. nobody said about eternal hell

The only question is whether I believe all of this. I don't fully believe it, because sometimes the versions of what the soul will experience after death differ. Sometimes I don't see the logic in it.

From my reflections, we don't have free will anyway; if you don't kill yourself, you'll suffer anyway. Trying to change your life in your 20s is one thing, and it's quite another at 30. After 30, the brain is formed, it's not plastic, and it's difficult to change anything. Does anyone ever truly change? Will we behave the way we learned in the first 20 years of life?

I've seen people in my family who didn't kill themselves, but it seemed as if they were just waiting for death. what a difference

Personally, I don't believe in an afterlife. We're just biological computers.

Paradoxically, I also believe we are biological machines, but I believe in life after death.

Every thought we have serves biological purposes, such as survival, reproduction, and status enhancement.

 

[CP3GH]

Gods love is unconditional so he (or she) won't judge you no matter what you did in life. Also god knows everything so he (or she) knows why you did it. Don't worry about your soul. Only worry about the people who love you.

What if I hurt people who love me?

Also to be bad person you have to intentionally kill or harm someone else.

I only want to kill myself and be done with it. Part of wanting to do is because I am a burden to them and ruin everyone's life... starting from mine.

The only question is whether I believe all of this. I don't fully believe it, because sometimes the versions of what the soul will experience after death differ. Sometimes I don't see the logic in it.

What do you mean? That's an interesting thought.

From my reflections, we don't have free will anyway; if you don't kill yourself, you'll suffer anyway. Trying to change your life in your 20s is one thing, and it's quite another at 30. After 30, the brain is formed, it's not plastic, and it's difficult to change anything. Does anyone ever truly change? Will we behave the way we learned in the first 20 years of life?

I've seen people in my family who didn't kill themselves, but it seemed as if they were just waiting for death. what a difference

Paradoxically, I also believe we are biological machines, but I believe in life after death.

Every thought we have serves biological purposes, such as survival, reproduction, and status enhancement.

I am already 30 and I always hated that I turn to the bad influences in my life. I was a star A student, have had great professional experiences but always gravitated towards the poor influences.

 

[TheBestFisch]

What do you mean? That's an interesting thought.

We are a psychological and biological machine. It's hard for me to reconcile the facts about reincarnation, some kind of soul science, karma, with psychological facts. The word "morality" itself is ridiculous to me. It's about survival in a group.


Here's an example link; it's a lot of knowledge, but it's long. Combine that with the fact that the soul descends here to learn something. It's not very logical. Maybe only that we are smarter animals. The soul comes here to perfect itself... in what?

It seems logical to me: lack of social status, no prospects for change, becoming nobody and choosing suicide. I saw a theory somewhere that it could be a psychological mechanism.
edit. from book david buss evolutionary psychology

Denis Decatanzaro

'Denis Decatanzaro' published in 'Encyclopedia of Evolutionary Psychological Science'

link.springer.com

I am already 30 and I always hated that I turn to the bad influences in my life. I was a star A student, have had great professional experiences but always gravitated towards the poor influences.

me also around 30. i tried change my life, but i understand all effort is useless. i lost hope