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Is suicide an instant ticket to hell??
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"From the roof of the utility shed in my backyard I jumped to the ground. Luckily for me I had forgot the broken lawn chair that lay near the shed. My feet hit the chair and broke my fall, or my neck would have been broken. I hung in the rope and strangled. I was outside my physical body. I saw my body hanging in the rope; it looked awful. I was terrified, could see and hear, but it was different hard to explain. Demons were all around me. I could hear them but could not see them. They chattered like blackbirds. It was as if they knew they had me, and had all eternity to drag me down into hell, to torment me. It would have been the worst kind of hell, trapped hopeless between two worlds, wandering lost and confused for all eternity."
Source: Dr. Greyson, Bruce, and Bush - Distressing Near-Death Experiences: Psychiatry, 1992. *Case of attempted suicide
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 29299134 What are you trying to say here? The author, in his/her own words, is describing her FEARS, not an ACTUAL experience of hell. In posting this, you have only shown your own confusion of the two. Perhaps another indication that they are in fact the same state of mind. Prior to people going to hell, in their NDEs, they will often first encounter demons, that will take them there. Is this only a mere fear, created by the subconscious, or an actual experience? By this one case, one can't be certain, however, I can present much more, to show and give evidence that this is indeed real, and not merely a mental construct based on subconscious fears.
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