Suicide counters the purpose of life.
The purpose of life requires that we each rise above our inborn ego, which wishes to enjoy at the expense of others, and become like the positive force of nature, which acts to connects all parts of nature, humans included.
Today, we see much higher suicide rates in developed countries compared to undeveloped countries, which tells us that in places where we have reached a certain satiation in our corporeal fulfillments—food, sex, family, money, honor, control and knowledge—we have failed to fill a deeper existential void.
It is precisely at this limit of corporeal fulfillment, with the negative sensations it brings, where we can advance to our life’s purpose. In order to do so, we need the aid of a method and a supportive environment that helps us “bless the good as well as the bad,” which means that we can relate to everything we experience in life, positive and negative, as a springboard to progress to life’s purpose and discover a completely new level of a harmonious, happy, confident and eternal life in balance with nature.
With the help of a method of connection and a supportive environment of like-minded individuals who wish to support each other to reach life’s purpose, we can then implement nature’s fundamental laws at the level of human relations. Nature’s laws are laws of love, giving, mutual consideration and closeness, and by realizing these laws in our connections to each other, we build a positive social construct that can draw nature’s positive energy, which can then give us the ability to progress to balance with nature.
We then gain the strength to overcome any difficult situation, and receive the prospect of a bright future. More specifically, we discover that the purpose of life is not limited or finite, but eternal and perfect.
Written/edited by students of Kabbalist Dr. Michael Laitman.
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