Help to Reflect on the Case of Suicide

Help to Reflect on the Case of Suicide - (5738)

It is always difficult to understand why a person commits suicide. We too often say: "They had everything, just why did they do it? Couldn't they have gotten help? Why didn't someone see the symptoms and watch over them?".

When we look at it entirely from the human perspective we realy don't find much understanding and therefore we are no closer to understanding what happened and why.

When we think psychologically and esoterically about it we can understand something, and that understanding gives us some light, and that light gives us some relief.

There are some teachings in Gnosis about suicide that we can't tell others who are trying to process the loss of someone dear to them.

There are many other teachings that are very useful. Here are some of them that are helpful to process this.

Everyone through the course of their many lives on this Earth has to pass through many lessons. Some of those lessons are to do with death and dying. We all need to learn about death and be able to accept it and work through it. A part of that learning has also to do with the ways in which people die. We all truly learn through experience...

May be suicide is one of those lessons/experiences our soul may need.

The other consideration to take into account is the principle of cause and effect.

For something to happen like suicide, there has to be conditions put in place somewhere along the line for that to happen. For sure those conditions are both external and internal.

This is where we may get stuck in the unfair and fair problem. If it was unfair we can trust blindly that what was unfair will be righted and compensated for. That in time, never ever fails.

The other balm is that when an essence leaves its body it is consciousness, it does not dissolve or disappear. It still is, and exists, however incorporeally.

We can send all the love and light of our whole being to that essence and it will receive it much more powerfully than if it were to have a physical body.

What an essence that has left its physical body needs more than anything is the protection of love and the light of its Being to awaken, accept and realise its new circumstances and go to It's Being where all the light it needs is.

End (5738).

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