Excerpt from Matthew's latest message
Channelled through Suzanne
Ward, 23 September 2014
Occasionally
a person’s passing touches the heart of the world, and so it is with Robin
Williams. Our colleagues in Nirvana told us that a throng of thousands gathered
to greet this soul who had given pleasure to so many during his Earth lifetime,
and we hasten to assure readers who wrote that they prayed he wouldn’t be “penalized” for ending his
life—he will not be.
Let
us speak first about entry into Nirvana. The soul is liberated from the etheric
body and the psyche, which arrive in the same condition as when the person left
physical lifetime. Robin’s psyche was beset with such pervasive, painful
depression that eventually it took control; he thought that only by ending his
life could he escape the intolerable agony. His traumatized psyche needed to be
healed, and this came with customized care and constant attention in one of
Nirvana’s specialty areas that can be likened to your hospitals’ ICUs.
Our
colleagues report that Robin’s psychic healing was swift due to cellular
patterning of lifetimes in advanced civilizations, he had completed all major
contract provisions and depression was not a contract choice, he is in the
company of friends and family from his immediate past and previous lives, and he
is joyously experiencing other wondrous aspects of life in Earth’s spirit world.
We add our own knowledge, that lighted beings throughout the universe honor this
highly evolved soul who had chosen to be generous in spirit, energy and
resources and by far exceeded even that extraordinarily grand measure.
As
for suicide’s pertinence to all souls, I asked my mother
to give you the information I gave her many years ago. [The following is the “Suicide”
chapter in Matthew, Tell Me about Heaven.]
Matthew, are
people who die by suicide treated differently from the others?
Yes
and no. They are given the same personal, loving reception as all other
arrivals, and every effort is extended to assist in their healing and adjustment
just as it is with all other traumatized souls who need customized treatment.
However, they enter at a special treatment station because their traumas need a
unique kind of maximum care.
I know
you have heard that people who take their own lives face a punishing form of
spirit life, but instinctively you doubt this is so. You are
right, it is not so. It isn't fair or reasonable to lump all suicides into one
category with one exacting judgment for all to face up to.
In
some cases the cause of suicide is severe body chemistry imbalance that impairs
sound decision-making. In other cases, what you call insanity leads to suicide.
Some people act out of extreme depression, perhaps due to loss of someone they
considered vital to their lives, and depression takes over their rational
thinking. Some take their lives on foolish dares, not believing the risk would
result in death. Others act in despair of the moment rather than give the spirit
time to be strengthened. Some end their lives to end intractable pain. None of
those is more reason for harsh judgment than death attributed to heart failure
or a broken neck.
Some
people in relatively sounder condition consciously decide to end their lives.
For some, this is in total capitulation to a series of adverse events, sometimes
to provide for their families in the only way they feel is left to them,
insurance money. Other people conclude that they cannot deal with situations
they find too difficult or unsavory—perhaps their marital infidelity or
financial or political corruption has been discovered, or they have been
discredited by their peers. These calculated cases also are very sad because
those people really don't wish to leave the whole of their Earth life, only
those aspects they see as so overwhelming that in their opinion, death is the
only remedy.
Whatever their reason, people who commit suicide review their Akashic
records with the same self-assessment and next lifetime planning process as any
other soul. It is true that they incur an accumulated lesson by having to repeat
all the lessons they chose but didn't complete, but there is no punishment or
heavy karma levied due to self-inflicted death. Intent, or motive,
is the basis for all determinations of self-judgment, and those people need not
judge themselves any more severely than any others in this realm.
Thank
you, Mother.
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