by Arch » Tue Aug 05, 2003 7:31 pm
It\'s a very serious and important discussion that you have started ZC. thanx for it. When I told my family that I would like to be euthanised if I become a vegetable, either due to an accident or of terminal illness, I found some of them so very pained at that thought itself. but then they asked me, wud they become a pain to me, if they are in a similar state, and I said \'NO WAYS!\' or wud it? I make an excellent care taker of my family who are ill. yet, am I being selfish or arrogant that I think that I can take care but others shud not? Again, thinking out aloud...Is it Karma of so many of our family members too that they too have to face the pain the loved one is undergoing ZC?
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I have read Sri Aurobindo\'s \'Yoga\' , when I was looking for answers about death after I lost a very dear loved one and found answers about death, birth and rebirth... Sri Aurobindo says THAT THE SOUL HAS THE CAPACITY TO MAKE A CHOICE, AND SO CHOOSES A CERTAIN LIFE, TO EXPERIENCE AND IN TURN LEARN WHATEVER IT UNDERGOES DURING ONE LIFETIME.( I shall get back on this issue along with the book that is somewhere among all the other books.) It made an \'extremely\' comfortable reading after the loss. The thought process had been as if it had been the loved one\'s choice to leave and that I should accept it so. It did pain, yet... it did not, as much it did before I read the book!!! So, is euthanasia right?