There is only One Way out of Depression
Dear Godscribe: What happens to a soul when it’s been in a suicide?
Dear Reader:
The word suicide is a misnomer. It means the killing of one’s self.
But if the soul survives, there has been no killing, right?
The better question is:
“When the soul is forgotten, and a person’s sadness results in offing the body, will the soul feel better?”
The answer is YES. When the soul is released from a forlorn body, it experiences momentary painlessness.
However – and it is with great emphasis that we say, however – the soul is no more advanced than when it was first born into that body.
So, the spiritual consequence of suicide is returning to earth in a far more difficult state of circumstances in order that the soul learns to overcome the forgetting of what it is.
The soul has to overcome forgetting what it is because here’s what depression really is:
Depression is the body, mind, and soul separated from the spirit. They are therefore unable to recharge life-fullness.
The cause may be physical discomfort, or psychological distress.
But everyone has met those individuals who would seem to have every reason in the world to be depressed and yet they are not. And vice-versa.
Spirit knows how difficult it is to live in the world of form, [the physical]. But Spirit knows something the body does not.
The spirit knows that whatever the body is going through, it could be worse, but also that it can get better.
The only way for someone to come out of depression is to find their Spirit.
Spirit is unable to reach the soul of someone who will not grab hold of their worthiness and fight their mind’s wounding thoughts.
The mind gets overloaded by the brain’s agonizing endnotes.
These “endnotes” have to do with sadness from childhood.
But childhood leaves more than wounds, it also leaves scars that continue to wound the adult.
These wounds are a born soul’s training to survive in the world of form but are mistaken as threats to the body.
So first, a soul needs hope to help the body.
And the body needs to discover hope from the spirit.
Whenever someone says to you, “that’s the spirit!” It is a good indication of how spirit works.
It is actually God growing alive in a person’s sense of self.
[It’s ALIVE!]
God awakens in the body that is calling upon its spirit.
And when that happens, new life is restored to the body as it attempts once again to know the best of itself, instead of wallowing in the worst of itself.
