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Human Mint replied to Someone here's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Suicide is not an individual problem but a collective one. And the best analogy to understand it is to picture a person burning alive, it would be actually very wise to put a bullet in his/her head. -
Beans replied to Someone here's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
just to be clear. people don’t commit suicide as an attempt to be acknowledged. it’s also not to avoid pain. it is about ending the misery. suicide is not a foolish act. it’s complicated. people have their own reasons for doing things. and if it doesn’t make sense consider yourself absolutely blessed to never have been in the misfortune to the point where you complicate taking your own life. in a world consumed by violence, anger and chaos. I think it’s counterproductive to criticize what some may not and don’t understand. life is already difficult. no shade or hate. just a little irritated. About this misconception. suicide has never been about attention seeking behavior. it is about ending pain and misery. -
Davino replied to Someone here's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Most teenagers attempt suicide as a desperate call for help Adults do it for more complex reasons, from asking for help to manipulation and even to push the edge and feel "something" It's rare for an adult to actually plan its own death but actually "fail" in the execution. Normally it's a planned attempt of suicide not a planned suicide, this distinction is nuanced and important. -
UnbornTao replied to Someone here's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
@Davino I didn't mean thinking about suicide. Why would it be an attempt to survive? It's an interesting perspective. -
gettoefl replied to Someone here's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Suicide is the most shattering mark you can make on the world around you an unanswerable response to the unmanageable pain that defined your reality making for an unrecoverable and unhealable lose-lose situation where the immense amount you suffer pales in comparison to the unthinkable and unremitting devastation and woundedness of those left behind they are now denied life way more than you were -
Davino replied to Someone here's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
@UnbornTao It's very different an attempt of suicide from an actually planned suicide. What you have said applies to the attempt of suicide. People really research how to kill themselves, they know what yields the results and what doesn't. So they decide to not cross the edge but play with the line. About actually pulling the trigger I don't consider what you say to apply. -
Yimpa replied to Someone here's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Why do people not commit suicide from existential perspective? -
UnbornTao replied to Someone here's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Suicide seems to be an attempt at being acknowledged and at feeling on top of life rather than at the effect of it. It is either meant to demonstrate how much you've been hurt or to avoid what is considered to be unbearable emotional pain. Often it is actually an attempt to survive, just a dysfunctional and foolish one. -
Atb210201 replied to Someone here's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Yes I did some years ago You are right but it's like a growing issue which feeds itself until you finally decide to end things and that is only because you see no other meaningful thing in your life to live for because if anyone sees any meaning in anything to live for they wouldn't do it ever So it's only in the times when you don't find meaning in anything anymore someone who is considering suicide must only find meanings in their life in order to keep living -
Inliytened1 replied to Someone here's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Most people who commit suicide actually aren't thinking that deep. They just feel like their current situation is helpless and they feel like there is no way out. They don't know about spirituality or awakening, or anything like that. -
Davino replied to Someone here's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Even though you may not commit "full" suicide, we kill ourselves with many behaviours: bad eating, no sport, uncalibrated sleep patterns and so on. This I call microsuicides. So I would challenge the notion of binary suicide and contrast it with a progressive spectrum that may lead to its climax voluntarily or death may arrive through other ways nevertheless. -
Davino replied to Someone here's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Why love life more than death? Why love your particular distinction of body and not love its dissolution? That's Love Love doesn't solve suicide Relatively maybe Absolutely? Not really Love is Infinite and embraces all that is Depends on the standpoint of Suicide, many different paths may lead to the contemplation of committing suicide God itself We are arm wrestling ourselves -
Leo Gura replied to Someone here's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
How dare you judge that someone's suicide is illegitmate? -
Majed replied to Someone here's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
@Leo Gura i mean yeah sometimes suicide is legitimate, if you have a serious health problem which makes you suffer a lot and no way to fix it. -
Exystem replied to Spiritual Warfare's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Thanks @shree Interesting! Yeah, it was quite a pain in the ass. The other part was my father didn't really have the sensitivity to know which stories of the old testament are definitely not meant for children. And he constantly reminded me that we already live in "the end times". In those times, christians get killed, locked away and tortured. Problem: "if you deny Jesus, Jesus will deny you" (bible). So under extreme torture, according to him you should stay strong and stay true to jesus. Of course my creative fantasy was beginning to imagine all kinds of horrors. In my mind I tried to invent different suicide methods that can work even with a completely fixated body... So these were my prospects as a five year old: Either you get tortured to death and resist the temptation over and over again to end that by denying jesus or you get tortured forever Or in short: How you forge a serious philosopher Now I really love my parents and see how they acted out of love, they were worried about me and my future. They didn't know better. And of course, it was actually me pranking myself. Such a great bullshit I could convince myself of for a while! Wow!! 🤯 -
Davino replied to Someone here's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
@Leo Gura Why did you contemplate so deeply suicide in your path till finding peace in yourself? -
Xonas Pitfall replied to Someone here's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Perceived Lack of Autonomy or Control, Isolation and Loneliness, Persistent Mental and Physical Health Issues, Suffering and Hopelessness, Fear of a Meaningless Existence, etc. People who consider suicide often experience a pattern of inescapable suffering. Imagine being abducted and taken to a secluded island where you know no one will ever find you for 150 years, and you are tortured every day. Wouldn't you be tempted to end it all to escape the unending agony? This is similar to what people who feel trapped by their suffering experience. They feel as though there is no escape, no end to the pain, and no way to change their situation, which can make the idea of ending their life seem like the only option. -
What you do, what you do, what you do to me? Always fucking up my energy What you do, what you do, what you do to me? You bring me down but you're the remedy When you get me fucked up It's impossible to come down, oh What you do, what you do to me? You make me feel something when I don't feel much You make me feel alive Adrenaline rush I'm your junkie, suicide love I'm your junkie, suicide love Suicide love I don't want somebody else (But it's killing me to keep you) Is this heaven is it hell? (Somewhere in the middle where I meet you) I tried to say goodbye But I don't ever wanna get off this ride I don't want somebody else (I don't want somebody else) Got my camera roll looking like her onlyfans Getting kinda hard to believe that I'm her only man She want brand new titties, damn That's gon run me fifty bands How I'm supposed to save up For this house and a mini van You make me feel something when I don't feel much You make me feel alive Adrenaline rush I'm your junkie, suicide love I'm your junkie, suicide love Suicide love I don't want somebody else (But it's killing me to keep you) Is this heaven is it hell? (Somewhere in the middle where I meet you) I tried to say goodbye But I don't ever wanna get off this ride I don't want somebody else (I don't want somebody else) Tears like bullet shells falling to the floor Dopamine addict it don't matter what's the source You wanna be mine but I can't be yours So why do I keep coming back for more? I don't want somebody else (But it's killing me to keep you) Is this heaven is it hell? (Somewhere in the middle where I meet you) I tried to say goodbye But I don't ever wanna get off this ride I don't want somebody else (I don't want somebody else) I don't want somebody I don't want somebody I don't want somebody else (Suicide love) I don't want somebody else (I don't want somebody else) I don't want somebody else (I don't want somebody)
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Chadders replied to Someone here's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
@Someone here One of the biggest causes of suicide is depression. You feel very numb in this space and life does not feel worth it -
Lyubov replied to Someone here's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
"from an existential perspective" is an entirely ambiguous, and open for interpretation suicide is always done practically and occurs for practical reasons. the person is in so much pain, usually their own creation, and out of ignorance and a lack of perspective, end it, because deep down we all know death is the end of suffering, not intellectually, nor is it guaranteed, it's beyond all that. -
Atb210201 replied to Someone here's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
People who commit suicide just don't find any meaning in living anymore it's as simple as that I know it because I've committed suicide myself so in that case I should know it better than anyone I'm experienced in this field -
Ajax replied to Princess Arabia's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
What is nothing? It means Not-things. In other words, not a thing. For something to be a thing it is composed of 2. Two is the smallest thing that can exist in the universe. Therefore..anything that is a thing is not a thing but something that you put there to make a thing. That is the essence of nothingness. Existence is a thing. Therefore, it is not you. It is something that you put there. For anything to continue, to change it must be a thing. Motion is a thing, change is a thing, energy is a thing. Experience is a thing. Thought is a thing. Those “things” are not you. You put it there. It is simply an idea. Ideas don’t exist until you put it in existence using matter, energy, space and time for the purpose of creating an experience. Essentially, Existence is a game(thing). You vrs You(note: you vrs you is a thing). Experience is the result (also a thing). With this data in mind, you can realize god is the Creator of ideas. And the creator of things. And the Creator of problems. A problem is simply a contest. One idea vrs a counter idea. Shakespear’s Hamlet once pondered… is suicide better than an unfortunate life? “To be, or not to be. That is the question.” [Hamlet Act 3, Scene 1] Well, he was on to something. However, I would like to change that for a second. After all questions and decisions are simply two parts of a problem. If you know the solution, you don’t have a problem after all. To be or not to be. That is the decision. It is choice we make with every action, thought and activity that we face or encounter. Are we going to be the cause, creator and master of our existence and experience or the effect of it? Every action has an opposite and equal reaction. Existence is simply a disagreement whither to be or not to be. Every play the game as a child where one kid would say.. yes. Yes. Yes. And the other says. No. No. No? You split one half of your existence of an idea to say yes I AM GOD the other half says NO I AM NOT. Your job as a life entity is to decide whether I am or I am not. To the extent that you know you are god without exception… you will know god. To the extent that you don’t know that you are god… there are areas in your life where you have given into the argument that you are not god. You have parts in this “thing” you call existence that are dead. To be is to live. To not be is to die. Here is an exercise: 1. Spot a problem that you have. 2. Write down something about that problem you can easily face without avoiding or flinching(to be).[what can I confront?] 3. Write something down that you would prefer NOT to easily face without avoiding or flinching(not to be).[What do I prefer not to confront?] 4. Repeat the first 3 steps until you have a realization. (I suggest you start with an easy, nonthreatening problem; a minor problem… but you can easily do the process with a “larger problem” if you are brave.) You will find that although you know that you are god to some extent and god does exist. There are many ideas and opinions and decisions that you hold on to that make you believe you are not god because there are things in your human life that you prefer NOT to BE,DO and HAVE. After all God in their native state have no limitations… right? The simple reason any person can not easily define god and know God is because they are holding on to some idea that they are not god. They refuse(are unwilling) to admit they are god that they are source, creation, cause and knowingness. After all, we know that god knows all and sees all… but what if god refuses to look? Then God simply is pretending that he isn’t god because he refuses to look and create blinders and barriers to the knowledge he is god. -
3: I have quite a few suicidal thoughts. I don’t suffer enough nowadays to take action on it, but I do see it like this potential way out when I can’t bear it anymore and nothing seems to work. Someone posted a thread asking why people commit suicide. I think a more interesting question would be why people don’t. I sometimes hear about horrible things people go through, for example recently I read about cluster headaches which is described by some as worse than childbirth. Also trigeminal neuralgia is up there. I’ve been browsing forums just a little bit for people who have this. I don’t understand how they keep going, if there is no treatment for them , have they not tried to kill themselves? How ? If I had so much pain that it’s like I’m giving birth over and over again I don’t know how long I’d live. I know trigeminal neuralgia is called “suicide disease” and cluster headaches are called “suicide headaches “ so there are probably people who do kill themselves by it, but I’m more fascinated by those who don’t.
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Sugarcoat replied to Someone here's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
I find it more fascinating how people don’t commit suicide when I hear some of the horror they go through , like what keeps them going -
My theory is that I can only commit suicide if the pain of living is bigger than the fear of the unknown of death ..I mean let's fucking face it ..you'd shit your pants if someone pointed a gun towards your head and you'd turn into a complete pu**y...I'm just being as honest and blunt as possible because I need an explanation. How can someone's suffering be greater than the "nightmarish " fear of death ? Anyone have any explanation from a philosophical perspective? Its like You still have an attachment for life . Killing the body is no guarantee of less suffering. That’s a projection-based story you’re telling yourself. Do you want to deal with suffering in an existence you at least understand and can control to a certain degree?...or are you feeling lucky and ready to gamble on what comes after death by commiting suicide? It’s all just a guessing game really.