• Registered: 2007-04-10

Topic: Death?

Ok I have a few questions regarding death and the "after-life" and would love all the input that I could get on this topic:

I was thinking if when we die, the lessons we set for ourselves were not learned all we do is return back to 3rd density with a new set of goals and tasks to fulfill in that life time right?

If thats so, it would be apparent that we dont remember any past lives, maybe a few of us do but for the majority it seems like we get a case of amnesia or something. 

So lets say one were to commit suicide how is that really any different than dying a natural death?  According to the Ra Material dying natural is more harmonious, and suicide sort of guarantee's that you return to 3rd with a new set of goals. 

Is that not the same as dying naturally if you didnt achieve your set goals? Same thing happens right?

I guess what Im interested in understanding is what really does happen after we die?

When we really do reach the higher self would that then be the only real way of understanding any of this??

I know this topic is a mess, my thoughts are really disorderly right now so if everyone could just please bare with me I'd really appreciate it.

  • From: Present Day Earth
  • Registered: 2006-01-13

Re: Death?

I tend to think that suicide would be a smoother transition, simply because you know your about to "die", and can prepare yourself as much as possible. That's also what I got when I asked the author of WIH, Kyle Griffith. If your consciousness plays a role in what happens after death, then it might be the best way to go, but then again it could just be the same death in a different package.

3 Reply by feedbaxlow (edited by feedbaxlow 2007-07-30 23:06:33)

  • From: East Coast
  • Registered: 2006-08-06

Re: Death?

This is some fuzzy thinking all around.

Suicide is a violent reaction against what is really happening right now.
You are speculating about something you have no way of knowing.
Giving up on this one is sure to make the next even harder,
look at families that have suicide in them if one member goes it seems to make it easier for other members to get sucked into this selfish way of avoiding things.
Pain is just there for the all the living sometimes, what we all have to face squarely from time to time... no one is free of it.
but when we do face it, we grow... and the way is really smoothed for more healing for everyone.

Pain is mostly thinking, it is caused by repetitive thoughts about "me" and "what i don't have"
when we don't even have a good idea of the truth of who or what we are... or what we do have yet.
This "me" thinking can change with courage and a bit of help.

Unless you are in unbearable pain... after trying all the possible alternatives,
suicide is not something to consider seriously or to recommend to anyone.
There are many possibilities that we haven't considered.
One of them is all the pain our backing out of this life is to everyone
who helped or tried to help and is left behind having failed to help
That is not a good thing to witness and sets up a nasty guilt complex
it is an extremely selfish act under most circumstances

This is an outragously good time to be alive...so many amazing things are just around the corner
Chances to change... chances to help and be truly useful
There is a reason to live and love and why we are here... whether we see it or not
something always happens we did not expect and could not see coming ...

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  • From: Tennessee
  • Registered: 2007-07-21

Re: Death?

I have come to the conclusion that once you are conscious of not having to reincarnate then you dont because it is then that you realize it is your choice and not some other enity trying to mulnipalte you thinking thay know best for you!!!  People that tend to take their own life realy have a weak awarness or have been mulnipalted!

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