Hi Before we are born we choose our own death and the age we will die,so i beleive that we even choose suicide as a choice of death as i feel that everything is predestined anyway.

I beleive and i feel i really know this deep down inside me,that i will die of a stroke at the age of 82 yrs old,i feel this is what i chose before i was born and i can almost say this with certainty.Im not sure how i know this but i just do

Love and God bless     Love Juditha

Hi Before we are born we choose our own death and the age we will die,so i beleive that we even choose suicide as a choice of death as i feel that everything is predestined anyway.

I beleive and i feel i really know this deep down inside me,that i will die of a stroke at the age of 82 yrs old,i feel this is what i chose before i was born and i can almost say this with certainty.Im not sure how i know this but i just do

Love and God bless     Love Juditha
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Well, you ought to be happy then, Juditha.
-You'll live to be 82 (and really, who'd want to live LONGER
than that anyway..?)
-Your death will be quick and painless (strokes are known to be
like that, just as long as you aren't "rescued" and end up as a
fetid, drooling, diapered, semi-comatose lump of meat in an old
folk's facility.)
-At least it's not Alzheimers!!!
Cheers,

B-man

I don't believe that we choose suicide before we are born. If anything, some people give up on their life plan.

I have to agree with Recoverer.  It makes no sense to me that suicide is a predetermined choice. Otherwise, how could we help each other through the tough times and why would some medications help people who are suicidal?

Suicide can be done in many ways, as I've stated before....fast....or slow.  A life of excess is a form of suicide. Deliberately remaining with people who are physically abusive can be a form of suicide.

I don't say any of these things out of blame for the victims. I just think we need to recognize that when it happens we do not have to blame ourselves.  And we do not have to blame the victim.

It can be a terribly painful thing to witness, in whatever form it takes, and for whomever is affected by it.

But, alternatively, a terminally ill person may be blessed by assisted suicide. We really have no right to judge another's pain.

For me, personally, I like to believe that WHERE THERE IS LIFE THERE IS HOPE.....I'm going to try to stick around a while.   :)

love, blink

Yes, I believe recoverer is correct.  I believe people who commit suicide have either:

1.  Chosen a life for themselves which would be difficult in order to learn whatever lessons they feel neccessary, to advance as spiritual beings, but decide they cannot handle the hardships any longer and take the easy way out.  Of course, this was not the chosen way out.

..or..

2.  Stray from their original path in life, making one bad decision after another, and finally making the worst decision of them all (suicide).  

Either way, the plan is never to cop out early due to rough circumstances.  That would most likely defeat the whole purpose of incarnating on earth.  Nothing is learned.  This act stems from a great lack of love for yourself.  This is not progress, it is spiritual regression.

Once my youngest son is up and settled then I won't mind when I go..For all I will miss my Children and Life itself, If I had to pick a time it would be when they no longer need their mam and Dad. :'(

Since I plan on living forever I doubt I would have chosen any form of death :P :P

Since I plan on living forever I doubt I would have chosen any form of death :P :P
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Forever's a long, long time, Senote.
Imagine yourself at 500 million years of age...
You'd be a RELIC. You'd be as ancient, and "yesterday's
news" as the wormlike proto-vertebrate "pikaia" or
the carnivorous super-nematode "anomolacaris."
You'd have done and seen everything imaginable, and
unimaginable, so many times by then, that you'd be in
a prison of boredom. (If you got your wish, I'll bet you'd
be screaming for oblivion before a thousand years were
up...)
I agree that human life is a bit too short (especially
the GOOD part of it, it only goes from 20 to 35 years of
age!) But I wouldn't ask for more than 300 years, maybe...
stabilized at the biological age of 28 or so. I think that would be
adequate time to do everything I want to do and see
everything I'd want to see. (Maybe SCIENCE will allow
some of the younger folks here, to do just that!)
But FOREVER..? That's TOO LONG, brother...

B-man

chumley, see u think u will die at 82 of a stroke, but what if i came over and shot u in the head... would that of been ur plan all along?

Think that was Juditha who believes she will die of a stroke at 82, digital.  Because some mediums predicted that she and her sister would live until their 80's, and Juditha sees herself having a stroke at 82.

Juditha sees a lot of things.

But, you know, I really hate to think of anyone getting shot in the head for no reason.  Or shot in the head for any reason.

I don't think that such shootings are in anyone's "plan" but are mistakes that we humans make because we believe that violence is just the way of the world.

It doesn't have to be that way.....

love on ya, 3D,    blink  :)

Of course, Juditha, there's a plan within our life. But we can change direction whenever we want. Our life's not totally predestinated, just in a simplistic way. :-)

chumley, see u think u will die at 82 of a stroke, but what if i came over and shot u in the head... would that of been ur plan all along?
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Got teleportation..?
Gotta gun?
Are you sneaky, so I don't see it coming?
Then head on over!
At least, I won't end up mumbling and drooling in some hell-forsaken
nursing home, with flies buzzing around the leaky parts
of my diaper...

B-man