Well in my opinion you ARE god. We all are. We are god, or source, that manifested itself in order to experience. So there is no good or bad it’s all experience.
I think the anti suicide thing is a result of the biological drive to survive, the fear of death and the extreme sadness and suffering we feel at the loss of loved ones. It’s about us not the person suiciding.
The “will to survive” is incredibly strong, and it not only gets projected on to others, we have forgotten who we are so deeply that most people really think that when a loved one des they’re actually gone, gone. They have no way to talk to them between lives. We really suffer from loss like that. It’s sad even when you know where they’re going and that being human is temporary.
It feels to me like, it’s almost a rule of the planet, that the transition must be mourned, by someone.
Crime? Humans try to avoid pain so they clamp down and make laws and try to wish it away. This is dumb but understandable.
Sin? Well, what is sin? Is sin merely not doing what an organised religion told you to? I don’t think so… in this case sin is fake and only worth ignoring.
However, I think what sin can mean to the spiritual person, is “not hearing the guidance of the god within” and insisting on using free will to create disharmony from a place of ego consciousness, unaligned with your being. In that case, if the suicide is aligned with that inner voice and you as a living god finds it to be the right time or necessary, then it’s not a sin. If the suicide is from a place or deep pain that can be a valid choice, to escape this reality rather than allow or risk that energy from getting embedded into your subtle bodies, that is reasonable and also a valid experience. It’s a valid experience to not be aligned with the inner god too.
In very rare cases that someone suicides to ‘teach them a lesson’, which sounds kind of insane too, most of those cases are cries for help and the person lives, but in that case I’d call that ‘sin’ under my definition.
People in real pain are not ‘sinners’ and a discompasionate system that blames them for the abuse that put them in this suffering is very far from “godliness” and those people blaming them and making laws that hurt them more are very detached from the spirit within. It’s kind of psychopathic, really. Very selfish.
Does it mean when someone commit suicide that is also God/Universe plans and it’s already written in person fate?
I don’t believe in fate. There are patterns of probability, and you can get caught in a current of probability, but it’s not that personal. If you incarnate for a reason, and then it’s a bit of a crapshoot: luck and being memory wipes and cut off from spirit really mess us up, and they mess up the people around us so they mess us up some more.
Humans are in a bad system that is rigged against enlightenment, I have no doubt about that. You don’t call a planet “a place of learning” and then memory wipe everyone all the time, blame them for floundering around, being afraid and unknowing, not remembering who we are where we’ve been or how to be… that’s a special kind of cruel, dumb, and controlling. And it’s why I call is a prison planet.
I think it really doesn’t matter AT ALL if someone suicides, for them. It matters only to the people left behind. They can reincarnate if they want, or if they know how to avoid the reincarnation traps then they can go somewhere else, it really not that big of a deal.
Put it this way: when you’re talking to someone in the kitchen, and you leave the kitchen do they get sad and mourn that you’re now in the living room? That would be ridiculous… “oh no! now Johnny will miss the moment the meringues came out of the oven!” … but that’s how much death actually matters. It’s not really a thing.
It’s intense, not all beings can even do this, and most, imo, don’t want to. Some do, some like the intensity and the joyride. It takes all kinds.