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    Voxi Pop posted an update 4 years, 12 months ago

    I need a spiritual question addressed – hopefully by Dr. Farrell and Fitts eventually. I do not care to have it addressed by a traditional clergy who are blind deaf and dumb to the realities all around us. especially a future such is more or less along the lines of Billy Bob’s link https://www.option3.co.uk/the-battle-for-humanity/

    Question: Suicide is a spiritual sin (this is true in traditions other than christian). But facing a soul destroying future, is suicide potentially a positive spiritual act? Especially if facing being chipped into a computer overlord system and considered a “human app”? (see linked document.)

    • Profile picture of R. L. S.
      R. L. S. replied 4 years, 12 months ago

      Oddly enough you are not the first person I have heard this idea /question from, it will be interesting to see what comes of it here.

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        Bizantura replied 4 years, 12 months ago

        Maybe the overlords got so pissed you escaped their grasp and fled into the nether realm where they couln’t follow so they made that story up. On the other hand, they fixed that “glitch” today I belief! Maybe it is because they can harvest more energy when you are alive then dead. Maybe I am full of it!

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          ML light replied 4 years, 12 months ago

          I’m reminded of the Japanese ritual of Seppuku. Though, your question is contextually a bit different. Many argue from the Christian tradition that suicide is the “blaspheming of the Spirit”. I’ve heard good arguments for this; I once asked Dr. Farrell the same question, he stated that it is generally understood that suicide is “blasphemy against the Spirit”. However, I’m not so sure. I’ve posited that the sacrifice of a white dove at the beginning of many occult rituals is in fact the “blasphemy” that they speak of. Anyhow, back to your question. In short, suicide is always cowardice, from my perspective, end of story. It’s the blaze that brings Glory, not the dowse. I’m reminded of Robespierre trying, and failing, to kill himself when the tides had turned against him, compared to Louise XVI walking boldly to the gallows as a King.

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              Voxi Pop replied 4 years, 12 months ago

              thanks for attempting to answer.
              but to me submitting to become part of a machine would be the cowards way – easy. Self annhialation in defiance of being taken over, not so much.

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              Bianca replied 4 years, 12 months ago

              Welcome back Voxi!

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                Bianca replied 4 years, 12 months ago

                I read recently that the most common message in subliminal tech are the words “kill yourself”.

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                  FiatLux replied 4 years, 12 months ago

                  I think if you were born here, now, it was because — on some level, in some way or other — you were meant to be. Multiple spiritual traditions would ultimately reach this conclusion, albeit for different reasons. From that point of view and generally speaking, suicide would be tantamount to abandoning your duty, messing with the divine order, or acting against God’s will (however you want to state it). I can’t see how any true spiritual tradition could condone suicide.