There is nothing from this website that instructs those
alive on earth on how to pray for a wandering aimless spirit who is
going to suffer perhaps worse than those who are suffering right now.
If anything sustains this family is that his parents
were good people, respected in the community, it might bring some uncomfortable
and awkward moments, what do you say, consolation is so great now. Social stigmas are bad in Nepal and they are full
of them, superstitions and beliefs I guess like those mentioned in this site
play hard ball, I don’t know how the villagers will treat the children. God what a mess. Life is hard enough don't you think? show mercy.
“In general, Hinduism condemns suicide, but in specific instances accepts it as a meritorious act of self sacrifice. What distinguishes both is intention or the purpose. Suicide as a selfless act is sacred and liberating.”
“In general, Hinduism condemns suicide, but in specific instances accepts it as a meritorious act of self sacrifice. What distinguishes both is intention or the purpose. Suicide as a selfless act is sacred and liberating.”
A thin thread to hold onto, a selfless act, I don’t
know. His intentions weren’t to hurt
anyone and he has, terribly done just that.
Too much shame, a loss of face, no wonder Nepalese aren’t expressing
much on line. To them, according to this
article, a family, a town, face unimaginable
consequences far reaching.
Bad Karma, I suppose it is wrong to write of such things
now, if anything I pray for the protection of his children and wife and
parents. Coming to them, seeing them,
will bring no shame onto them. It is in
grieving.
Something bad must have happened. Something so bad I cannot imagine right
now. What could cause me to throw a rope
over a branch and around my neck?
Despair, the kind of momentary hopelessness, a sadness that cuts off all reason, all
considerations, all possibilities, Lord.
What can I do. What should I
do.
Imagine in my last few blogs of all my boring bleatings
and now this, something far greater and
worse. I have to survive this day.
6:01pm
How does one stop bad karma? When one stops hurting. And that might be two or three generations
who will always hurt to a degree when they think of the man who ended his own
life.
In Sanskrit suicide means atmahatya, the
murdering of the soul. Yet I think his
soul killed him. In either case such
precedents are understood in Hindu culture and if what I understand from this link above is correct, Laxman’s spirit is going to remain between
the realms of heaven and earth and move aimlessly, that is, if he has been
rendered a bad spirit though the spirit wasn’t always bad on earth that has to
be worth something, he will roam aimlessly until his ‘expected span of life’ is
complete then he goes to hell for a time to suffer because his body was sacred
and then a little more because of all the suffering he is causing now, and then
he will return to earth again to complete his previous karma and start from
there, from the beginning, once again.
His previous karma was seen and understood and loved, he had good karma, but the demons in his head, or his once good spirit went bad over
something I do not understand yet.
So, Laxman, wandering spirit you are now, if you can
read you dumb shit, you do your time in the realms, or in the consciousness,
you do some time in hell and then you have another chance. None of us may be around when that chance
comes again. We will only remember the
body you occupied and the good things about you that you have taken away from
everyone. Your own children, this kind
of bad karma, brother I don’t know how to say it but that was one dumb stunt.
Soon I hope I can write of the good he left behind.
“Let the first act of every morning be to make the
following resolve for the day:
- I shall not fear anyone on Earth.
- I shall fear only God.
- I shall not bear ill will toward anyone.
- I shall not submit to injustice from anyone.
- I shall conquer untruth by truth. And in resisting untruth, I shall put up with all suffering.”
― Mahatma Gandhi
- I shall not fear anyone on Earth.
- I shall fear only God.
- I shall not bear ill will toward anyone.
- I shall not submit to injustice from anyone.
- I shall conquer untruth by truth. And in resisting untruth, I shall put up with all suffering.”
― Mahatma Gandhi
