Suicide Prevention Team

Add a Comment

Comment by Diane Asher on November 22, 2009 at 11:24pm

Comment by Karen Peebles on October 28, 2009 at 12:40pm

4 years ago my uncle George who committed suicide when I was a child came to visit me in spirit form and asked me to write a book about suicide.
What he had to say about where suicide victims are house and healed was so hopeful that I could not refuse helping him to write the book.
You can order it from this link.
http://ozarkmt.com/suicide.htm
George's message is tremendously comforting to families who have lost loved ones to suicide. It is also mind clearing to anyone thinking about taking their life early.

Comment by diogenes66 on September 20, 2009 at 5:18pm

A Bend in the Road

Find more videos like this on A New Dawn
Often what seems like a barrier in life is just a Bend In The Road

Comment by Diane Asher on September 20, 2009 at 1:32pm

..in heart One We Are..
Please, give Special self a Special Hug

Comment by Diane Asher on September 18, 2009 at 12:53am

FUZZYWUZ.COM Shining star within for all ..in heart Lovelight Blessings & Prayers

Comment by Prina on August 29, 2009 at 8:52pm

Please send healing. A friend just notified me of an attempted suicide that ended up with them in a comma. Thanks I will keep you posted.

Comment by Ms.Gypsy on May 9, 2009 at 7:44pm

Dropping by to wish you all a wonderful mothers day fill with love and blessings.

Comment by Drake Bailey on May 7, 2009 at 4:33pm

Life as a gift and obligation. It is intended as a formative and exploratory experience.
Life has a specific time of being and purpose for each of us to be...alive. I've been given very wonderful 'gifts' through my own efforts to understand all these things.
Our obligation is to learn as we go and as we have gone, past life experiences. It is hoped that we will learn from our pasts in order to make the improvements needed to no longer have to repeat living. At least, pretty much anyway...?
Ancients philosophies mostly state certain 'rules' dealing with existence. Of these is the ideal that no one is allowed to take that which they cannot give. Simply, you do not get to decide everything...life included. Awww man! You mean we ain't got that thing freedom we all seem to think we have? Shucks!
Pain of life/living is relative to understanding why it hurts. Using the idea that it is less painful to go through thorn bushes slowly instead of quickly, is a start.
Each of us has a 'path' designated by The Creator. We are to find it, follow it, and figure out its reason as to why you are walking it. This is basic. Advanced 'walking', knowledge, are opened through the beginning 'walk'.
Biblically stated, we are to learn to stand under the blessing bucket. Psychically we learn our usefulness in this realm. Spiritually we are to become or take up our portion of the Godhead. Oversimplified as stated.
Again, biblically; the people are required to do certain things and act in certain ways. Those who 'resist' find great discomfort, pain, and failure...
Resist in context means not only the obvious/intentional but also not going with the flow. Smiling sunshine aleviates bad vibes...
Knock and it shall be opened unto you...? We tend to put things together, so this tells me there is some sorta door involved...
If you have to learn how to stand under the blessing bucket, it stands to reason that when doors are involved you gotta know what to do here also...hmmm?
No matter the resistance, most can force any door open. Yes there is an exception, advanced area...
If a door opens very freely, it might be a good indication that it is the one to use...?
However, that other one is still there too...
IF you want your greatest desires, gettin a God to back you up sounds pretty cool to me.
This means going with the flow, in the direction you are sposed ta go, an all that.
The 'pain' results when forcing the door open and stepping through...right where you are not supposed to be.
God grant me the knowledge to recognize things I can and cannot change AND the wisdom to know the difference.
Because God made you, you get to decide some things. The easiest way to start is looking at your options. Knock on each door, give it a little push, and see if it opens... Before you step through, how does it 'feel'? If what is on the other side feels like it will satisfy some sort of hunger inside you, AND, you feel a calm excitement, step through...! There is an option here. You can step back through to where you were before! This is more common than most will admit, I know because I did it.
The other side has some of all the cool you were looking for, you know you're going in the right general direction. You must understand that the more doors the more exacting and precise the requirements and results.
To get the best results, forget yourself, problems, and hurts. Put them out of your mind by putting all of yourself into that first door. Simple but not easy...
The word 'ask' is aito, demand. This is a fully legal requirement to The Creator to fulfill His promise to you. So you have the right given by the 'entity' and author of the book and all existance...!
In asking, put everything into your request/prayer. All of the emotion, love, and trials/tribulations/pain. In private, let it all hang out... Tell God you need some help, lots of it! Deliverance or death is what you are looking at and you need answers right now!!!
Afterwards, relax for a few minutes. Try to 'feel' if there are any differences...?
Most at this point get the feeling they should wait...this has gotta be the hardest part and thing to do, has to be...was for me. But I did wait. I went on living with my life. I stopped drinking and doing some other things I knew were not good for me.
Each and every moment I was sing-songing ' show me' what you promissed, show me, show me... Oh I was really on the look out, watching every little thing and everybody.
One day I was just goin along, down that lonesome road wondering if I had srewed up asking or something...same ol, same ol type of a day. When I was least lookin, I started to 'feel' a sort of low level good. In some sort of weird way I was given a little push to do things in just a little different way, not a lot, just a little.
That day I learned by following and being able to be led. I have looked for that and followed that all the rest of my life.
The big question here, Why?
I have found enough to answer most of that question, and yes it is a beautiful thing!
Until you get to where you get your answer to this question, again, Why?
I don't know. I'm not supposed to know. It is your question, not mine, go answer it for yourself!
Yup, not only said it, but wrote it down too!
In the great scheme of all of creation, just how complex is it all? How many parts do how many things? ...and the Chicken and the Egg...? ...and?
Simply, each of us is to find our mission, no matter how small or great. Imagine this: How many things and people do you have an influence on? What is that influence? You know, good, bad, ugly? Nice or nasty? Cool or corny?
Does it matter? Do you matter?
Do you think God put you here just to suffer? Obviously not or you wouldn't be readin all this stuff...
As the little kid sez, 'if God is perfect, and he made me, I must be alright! Cause God don't make mistakes!
If you believe in bad spirits, you can ruin their day very easily. Laugh at them and what they do! Nothin is goin right? Sounds like gremlins...give 'em a case of ' awright guys, I can't play right now, I don't have time...so quit it! Things fall out of your hands? Tell 'it' you did not give 'it' permission to play onna floor!!!
Planning? See yourself doing whatever, nice and smooth, and trouble free... I know, sounds silly. Guess what? It does work...
The Book sez 'dominion' over all. That all is all inclusive, as in nothin left out...get the picture? Your call! You can tell your day how to act...!
It is up to you, door number 1, 2, or 3? Pick the one that looks most inviting, knock, and open it.
Just one other thing.
Just because you know how to do these things, does not mean you do not have to be nice. God sez he will repay an all that...however, you are allowed to make suggestions...hehehe
Enjoy!

Comment by Bethy on May 5, 2009 at 6:24am

Here are some really easy ways to tackle this "blown out of proportion problem".

1. Lead your life on the basis of fundamental values of what is right and what's wrong.

2. Avoid hurting others and yourself too.

3. It's easier to change and adapt ourselves to new circumstances, than to expect vice a versa.

4. Don't make any decisions when angry or sad.

5. Fight it. If you can't, then get help.

6. Enjoy nature; it's free.

7. Spend time with our own self to introspect and retrospect daily.

8. Yell, scream or punch the bag if you feel like doing it.

9. Be joyful genuinely, and not just put up the mask of happiness.

10. Last, but not the least, do not underestimate the power of Prayers.

http://www.heartnsouls.com/stories/l/s1178.shtml

Comment by Bethy on May 5, 2009 at 6:06am

Cure for Sorrow
(by: Brian Cavanaugh, T.O.R., The Sower's Seeds)

There is an old Chinese tale about a woman whose only son died. In her grief, she went to the holy man and said, "What prayers, what magical incantations do you have to bring my son back to life?"

Instead of sending her away or reasoning with her, he said to her, "Fetch me a mustard seed from a home that has never known sorrow. We will use it to drive the sorrow out of your life." The woman went off at once in search of that magical mustard seed.

She came first to a splendid mansion, knocked at the door, and said, "I am looking for a home that has never known sorrow. Is this such a place? It is very important to me."

They told her, "You've certainly come to the wrong place," and began to describe all the tragic things that recently had befallen them.

The woman said to herself, "Who is better able to help these poor, unfortunate people that I, who have had misfortune of my my own?" She stayed to comfort them, then went on in search of a home that had never known sorrow. But wherever she turned, in hovels and in other places, she found one tale after another of sadness and misfortune. She became so involved in ministering to other people's grief that ultimately she forgot about her quest for the magical mustard seed, never realizing that it had, in fact, driven the sorrow out of her life.

• First
• Previous
• Next
• Last