Suicide Bombers

What happens to their souls asks a lady who lives near Buxted in East Sussex?

“Suicide bombers are unfortunately very sad and frightened people.

“They are strongly influenced by those who have a cause to fight, but they are cowards in their own right as they expect the ultimate sacrifice of others without ever doing the deadly deed themselves.

“They are influential in dealing and persuading people, who are weak willed and highly susceptible, towards erratic behaviour.

“An unsettled mind is the breeding ground for terrorists and anyone who feels they know better by their actions and that their actions can, through the destruction, actually make a difference either to them personally or to the cause which they have become a part.

“What is so sad is the constant brainwashing from a strong mind, or strong cause, inflicted on the weak, who feel powerless to oppose either.

“They see it as their right to be great even for a brief moment. Why? Because they have never felt great before! This final act to them is their moment of power and greatness.

“Such is the fragility of the possession of their own minds, because to think logically and constructively the mind would ultimately rebel against this action, as their soul would also rebel.

“So the daily, if not hourly, brainwashing to influence a damaged mind into doing and acting out a deed of utter carnage, not only towards themselves but towards their fellow man, must be constantly played out.

“Even in Japan, where they had the suicide bombers there against the American Navy and other war ships.

“Their great Commander insisted all the time that they would be doing the Nation and their families the greatest honour and it was stressed that if they would not do it, then shame would come to the Nation and their families also.

“So these fighters were given no choice – either do the deed for the Nation or be doomed. What choice did they have? They were dead the moment they took up this position.

“The powers that be, those men who send out their army into battle, must look to their own conscience, because they will be accountable for all those lives that are destroyed, both their own forces and for those people, the so called enemy, also.

“Suicide bombers are under the misapprehension that their ultimate sacrifice will not only make a difference to their cause, but to themselves also.

“Well, no cause ever benefitted from suicide bombers. It only strengthens the resolve to combat these suicide terrorists and to promote further hatred from human being to human being.

“The bombers themselves have to build themselves up to almost a frenzy, so that they are able to deal with the act – are indeed very frightened.

“Why? Because their soul is crying out in despair with every emotion not to do it.

“Once the act has been delivered, they find themselves in abject darkness, in a bewildered state and are carried by a special task force of spiritual beings to a place where all is in semi darkness, where they will be shown the devastation of their actions upon the innocent populace at large.

“Their actions, shown to them in slow motion where every hit, destruction, maiming is shown crystal clearly and then they will be shown the utter futility of their actions.

“How even through this devastation nothing for them has been achieved or even gained. They see with startling reality that they themselves have gained nothing and never will.

“Every piece of injury that was incurred to not only the individuals that were either killed or maimed, but also to each individual person’s family.

“They in turn were injured by the devastation to their family members, who suffered by the hand of these suicide bombers.

“These suicide bombers will experience every source of hurt, pain, both physical and mental and emotional to be lived and re-lived with every soul, who was caught up in this act.

“Their shame is upon their very souls, there is no greatness. There is no glory, only pain upon pain.

“This devastation to their very souls will stay with them for years, decades to come, until they can finally come to terms with the facts in their own mind as to why they did it.

“When the full reality finally hits them that they have taken life upon life, which was not their right to do, so then finally the remorse will descend on them and the full horror of the act in all its detail is then realised.

“These souls then become so shocked, so utterly disgusted with themselves that they could not bear to be with themselves. They have nowhere to go or to hide and must confront all that they have ever done.

“This shock to many is devastating indeed. All that glory that was promised, all that they sacrificed.

“For what?

“Nothing, but further pain and long lasting adjustments to their state of mind, which becomes totally broken once the reality has set in.

“In time when true remorse is shown they will be helped to heal, their fragile minds allowed to adjust and a slow process is put into place, where through time and true remorse they can eventually start to come out of the darkness and be allowed to come to terms with themselves before they can come to terms with anything else.

“‘God’ is always merciful and that soul who turned away from ‘God’, who was already damaged, will be helped and in time they will be shown ways to make amends.

“This could take centuries to come about, as these damaged souls, these suicide bombers, have many agendas in their lives to face and to rectify.

“‘God’, through his love, paves that way and out of the darkness.

“The helping hand is given and then, through much understanding and compassion, they are able to learn to live with their deeds and to change and help mankind from the Spirit side of life and in time that soul is reborn.

“Mustafa.”