Re: [nukkad] suicide

["aryaone" <>]

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 Nature does nothing uselessly. -Aristotle (384-322 BCE)
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ANATOMY OF SUICIDE

The body's reflexes are fine tuned to protect it, as can be
seen how quickly one withdraws the hand if it mistakenly
touches an open flame.

Yet something else inside overrides this protective instinct
and instigates the limbs to kill the body they are attached
to.

Several levels of command centers:

FIRST is the instinctive reflex, housed in the spine. It does
not include you in decision making, and works by a reflex
arc at the level of spinal segments of the cord.

SECOND is the thinking mind of daytime by which oyu inact 
action. This level is very much in your control. The command
you use to enact work is your Will.

THIRD is the thinking mind of nightime when you are asleep.
This is not at all in your control, except in the most special
circumstances. Your Will does not work here. To an extent
the reflexof the first level does function here.

FOURTH is your Heart which is open night and day. This 
is also not in your control, as when you fall in love in spite
of your mind saying this will not work oput. Here too your 
mind based Will does not work.

FIFTH is your Soul which has been open since forever.
This is in your control ONLY if you know it's structure.
The Will you use here is the Supreme Overwill, and
nothing can stand against it.

When one commmits suicide, it is with the thinking mind
of the SECOND level.

When the killing has gone beyyond the point of no return
the FIRST reflexive part intervenes, but it is too late.

All other levels watch and do not intervene. After all, it 
Will, choice, of that individual, to kill himself or herself.

Arya.
































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