Old Project Avalon Forum (ARCHIVE) - View Single Post - Old people with dementia have a duty to die says Baroness Warnock

Administrator · 09-20-2008, 08:10 PM

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Disclaimer

This is just my opinion on the Subject.
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Bit harsh the subject, but my angle from a spiritual side of things.
Our spirit incarnates into a body to Experience (call them lessons if you want).

This covers a vast range of situations we find ourselves in as we progress through life, experiences are gained at all stages through life and we never stop learning, while here and after!.

Certain experiences will not come forward until the time is right and by us all getting old and the Suit called the body we are wearing starts dying, then new experiences will come into play.

These are not only personal experiences, but also part of other peoples experiences that need to be done.

No one has the right to stop anyones experience.

An example:

A big one for many people is that they are givers all their lifes, everyone turns to them, they give by their nature without even thinking about it. They care for people all their lifes.

When they get older and cannot care for themselves, they then have to give in and let other people care for them, this can be hard for people that are used to others being dependant on them all this time, but they maybe need this experience of being looked after, rather then always looking after.

So two big experiences here, the person being cared for and the people doing the caring.

Never judge anyones predicament as we do not know what experiences they agreed to do while here and also others involved.

Have an opinion by all means but do not interfere as we do not know the full story as such, let alone finishing off their experiences for them, because we think it is right.

Cheers

Sean.

09-20-2008, 08:10 PM	#6
Administrator Project Avalon Administrator Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 221	Re: Old people with dementia have a duty to die and should be pushed towards death, s ** Disclaimer This is just my opinion on the Subject. ** Bit harsh the subject, but my angle from a spiritual side of things. Our spirit incarnates into a body to Experience (call them lessons if you want). This covers a vast range of situations we find ourselves in as we progress through life, experiences are gained at all stages through life and we never stop learning, while here and after!. Certain experiences will not come forward until the time is right and by us all getting old and the Suit called the body we are wearing starts dying, then new experiences will come into play. These are not only personal experiences, but also part of other peoples experiences that need to be done. No one has the right to stop anyones experience. An example: A big one for many people is that they are givers all their lifes, everyone turns to them, they give by their nature without even thinking about it. They care for people all their lifes. When they get older and cannot care for themselves, they then have to give in and let other people care for them, this can be hard for people that are used to others being dependant on them all this time, but they maybe need this experience of being looked after, rather then always looking after. So two big experiences here, the person being cared for and the people doing the caring. Never judge anyones predicament as we do not know what experiences they agreed to do while here and also others involved. Have an opinion by all means but do not interfere as we do not know the full story as such, let alone finishing off their experiences for them, because we think it is right. Cheers Sean.