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**Edqpdnuu** · 07-13-2010, 11:05 AM

And also that physical suffering can be void from any mental defilement we use to give to it... leaving it just as physical suffering. Sometimes what really aggravates physical suffering is all the mental stuff we attach to it...

Yes, I agree.

Is it considered suicide not to take chemical or radiation for a sever illness like an advanced cancer, and just accept the illness as it is and live with that until death comes?

You will get different opinions on this, I think, and that may be the best we can expect in terms of a definition: it is suicide if we agree it is.

07-13-2010, 11:05 AM	#19
Edqpdnuu Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 521 Senior Member	And also that physical suffering can be void from any mental defilement we use to give to it... leaving it just as physical suffering. Sometimes what really aggravates physical suffering is all the mental stuff we attach to it... Yes, I agree. Is it considered suicide not to take chemical or radiation for a sever illness like an advanced cancer, and just accept the illness as it is and live with that until death comes? You will get different opinions on this, I think, and that may be the best we can expect in terms of a definition: it is suicide if we agree it is.
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