We have been told several times by our wonderful Divine Teachers, the angels, that we pre-plan our lives – a whole series of lives – before we manifest them physically. Thus, we have them on blueprints – that is, our pre-birth agreements are set in heaven’s stone. In other words, every single thing that happens in every single second of your life is predestined. How could suicide be an exception, then?
Well, it isn’t. If a human being decides to end his or her life that way, then suicide will be an inevitable end, however harsh it may sound.
Here comes the other logical question: how could God punish you for something that you had agreed upon together before you were born? The answer is very simple: he won’t. He would never ever punish you, actually, for anything. He is the Utmost Intelligence. He is omniscient, and omnipotent. You cannot trick him. You have no back lane to evade him or escape his almighty vision. You volunteered for physical lives for non other than Him, you had taken up your earthly assignments – let it be a dark one or a bright one – for Him. Why would he punish you for that?
Suicide, therefore, is one of the dark assignments a soul can take up. This is why you cannot go to Hell for it: by committing suicide you fulfill a task you planned before your birth. On the other hand, there is no Hell to go to.
Once upon a time there was a gorgeous Hungarian actress, Edit Domján, who felt in her teens that she had taken up her life only until the age of forty. Not only was she one of the most beautiful women but she was very talented as well. Her speech sound had magical effect on people – no wonder why she became a famous and successful actress.
One day, in the last year of her life, he met a very handsome man called Pál Szécsi – a very talented singer who was becoming famous as well. His voice was so amazing, so smoothe, so velvety that women’s soul melted immediately when listening to him.
They fell in the greatest love they had ever experienced – both of them felt that way. There are letters and songs left behind proving their love towards each other. Please listen to the following song, even if you can’t understand it, for it is worth it. It is started by a short speech by Edit and continued by a song sung by Pál titled ‘Bús szívből énekelni’ – meaning ‘Singing with a saddened heart’:
Unfortunately, Mr. Szécsi had already tried to commit suicide a few times before they even met. He had it in his character: the flaw of fatal uncertainty.
Then, on her fortieth birthday Edit committed suicide. She did not wish to live anymore for several reasons: one was her extremely painful break-up with Pál, the other was her incapability to face aging as an actress. The reason of the break-up was that the man started drinking again, and Edit could not put up with it. He had a very tough childhood that left an almost indelible scar in his soul: he was abandoned by his mother and spent fifteen years in orphanages. This period of his life, thus, had founded the inevitable end and always haunted in the dark corners of his life. His ninth suicide attempt was successful one and a half year after Edit’s death.
Both of them are in Heaven now. They are twin souls. Their blazing – and burning – love towards each other was the earthly recognition of them being one, and also, reminiscent of Heaven for them.
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I must say, how romantic you made this! Suicide is not a romantic, nor a happy ending…because you neglected to talk about those left behind. How selfish an act it is. The mourning and the longing of how someone could have maybe helped but somehow did not can haunt a person to the end of their own life. We all have mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers, even children and of course friends who are left behind when someone commits suicide for no other reason than their own selfishness. The actress you speak of was very immature to kill herself because she feared she would look too old! My what a superficial reason to kill yourself for! If the relationship broke up because of his drinking and the many issues he had…why not try psychotherapy? How about Alchoholics Anonymous? I suspect by making this little story so romantic, you miss the real point and encourage others. I am a Psychic Medium and a Metaphysician of some 30 years and highly trained…I have brought through many suicides, to the ones they left behind and the first words they want to give to their loved ones is “I am so sorry”. The grief they cause is intense. Now do they go to Hell, NO, because Hell is a concept made up by the Vatican/Catholic religion to control the people with FEAR. So, no they do NOT go to a place called Hell which never even existed. But they do have a life review and are shown there were many other choices but they did not look further then their own noses and so this too creates a karma…the lessons will all be again in a future life. There is no escaping your own growth and maturity, no matter how many times you kill yourself. In essence the woman actress may come back in a body and face that is not attractive at all…that would be the karma…to see that her face and body are just vehicles for the soul’s life on earth and her looks, are, after all, meaningless. I think you might want to think again about what you write here, should you give your readers the wrong idea. Read Dr. Michael Newton’s books on the choices we make for each life between lives, called, “The Soul’s Journey” and his follow up, “Destiny of Souls” and you might find out more truth than romantic nonsense.
Did I intend it to be a romantic post? No. These people talked to us from the Other Side. This was their story. The actress will not come back, for this was her last life on Earth. Yes, I do agree that suicide creates a lot of pain – for those left behind. I do agree with almost your every word – except those that are making me look superficial.
I do agree with making the story emotional – for it is emotional: it is about a big love. You never know what other reasons might have been behind of the acts of these two. However, thank you for your comment, dear Margaret. I hope you keep on reading my blog.
Lilla, you said “every single thing that happens in every single second of your life is predestined.” If that is so, where does free will fit in?
Thank you for the question, Michael. I will have a post about free will as well. According to what we have been taught, it is a bit different than what people like to think about it. But when you understand what the angels teach about it, you will feel that this (that is, our world) is an amazingly precise, very well thought out system that is cared for divinely in every second.