You turning Republican on us Feste? You'll get an Amen from this corner. 

--- In [email protected], "feste37" <fest...@...> wrote:
>
> 
> 
> I can't believe all the New Age nonsense I'm reading in various places about 
> this unfortunate young man. Someone is saying he was "not from this planet"? 
> This is crazy! It is a very tragic and sad incident. This young man 
> desperately needed help and he did not receive it. His much-vaunted spiritual 
> knowledge did not help him, so what use was it to him or anyone? You cannot 
> serve your spiritual evolution by suicide. You cannot dictate to the universe 
> the place you wish to occupy in it. That is not for you to decide. Anyone who 
> believes otherwise is a fool. In Dante's L'Inferno, the Wood of the Suicides 
> is located in the second ring of the Seventh Circle of Hell. Read it for 
> yourselves. It is not pleasant.  
> 
> --- In [email protected], "Buck" <dhamiltony2k5@> wrote:
> >
> > 
> > exulted & mentally ill,,
> > 
> > FW,,
> > <paste>
> > "I think a lot of people are shocked and confused esp the young people 
> > here. Wondering if suicide is a okay method to move on, if things are 
> > rough. Rick Archer gave this moving talk of love about the depth of 
> > Daniel's exp and with all the talk of how he was not from this planet etc. 
> > ,,,
> > I didn't buy a lot of that last night. Jesus and Shankara didn't kill 
> > themselves to get out of the body as I know I've never heard of a saint who 
> > was so trapped in this realm and finished with his work he blew his brains 
> > out. 
> > ,,,
> > Daniel may have been a very high guy but it still seems to me. he was 
> > identified with what ever pain, human or cosmic he was experiencing and as 
> > long as there is a 'me' sense there , there is work to do in this realm and 
> > this body. 
> > okay. `no mistake'. I get that. his time was up and for me its more that he 
> > did as much as he could do and couldn't bare the pain of it and didn't know 
> > how to stop the flow of it thru him. or stop identifying with it. he didn't 
> > know how to shift his attention to who is experiencing the pain etc. 
> > a proper teacher could have helped him." <end paste>
> >
>


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