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The description of SI is the most important in some sense.
Because most CTBs would do better without SI. Above all, you would not be trapped in the cage of SI and would be trapped in despair that your body is not even allowed to die.
Of course, SI is important as a safety device to prevent you from accidentally dying easily. However, there should also be a way to overcome the barriers that are given to you after understanding them.
SI (Survival Instinct) is also known as Self-preservation in academic terms. It is something common to all living things that tries to preserve themselves through pain, fear, reflexes, and adrenaline.
en.wikipedia.org
The key to this primitive and powerful safety device is that it is "possessed by the body."
sanctioned-suicide.net
SI, which is an "instinctive refusal to act toward death," and the "person's feelings of not wanting to die" are two different things.
If you feel that the latter is strong enough, it may be a good time to reconsider. Alternatively, once you have decided on your fate, a dialogue to come to terms with your feelings may be helpful.
sanctioned-suicide.net
On the other hand, in my opinion, "convincing the mind" is not very useful in moving SI. In other words, SI is in the domain of the body.
There are three things to say about SI = body.
1. SI interferes with you through pain, fear, and reflexes (behavior control).
That is the hand of SI. You must confront it through the nerves and brain of your body.How about ripping out your own heart to die? "NO!" SI and you agree. The most difficult way to die is to die in a way that causes increasing pain until completion.
Sleeping pills and sedatives can counter all of the pain, fear, and behavior.
2. SI is sensitive to primitive (easy to understand) methods. SI sees the same things as you. The fear of falling, gunfire, and trains give SI power because you are convinced of their power."Methods that don't die easily" like overdosing and cutting your wrists are not that scary. Also, for many people, it is probably difficult to see how scary drugs are just by looking at them.
3. To overcome SI, belief or momentum is effective (it seems).
Even so, there are still plenty of people who have committed suicide by jumping off buildings or shooting, and historical samurai faced SI head-on by committing seppuku.As with soldiers, the fear of death seems to be overwritten by beliefs stronger than nation or religion.
For those who are not like me, momentum is more important than logic or calm. The majority of people say they get carried away by depression or stress.
If you can take SN calmly, that's good. But if not, music, shouting, or other stimuli (you can try drinking alcohol or other things, but the sedative effect may be the opposite of stimuli).
In my trials, I feel that a mental stimuli may be useful to resist the body.
This content may conflict with the philosophy, but I myself struggled with SI and searched for it. I think it is very similar to learning each method in that it gives hope by presenting policies and methodologies.
Because most CTBs would do better without SI. Above all, you would not be trapped in the cage of SI and would be trapped in despair that your body is not even allowed to die.
Of course, SI is important as a safety device to prevent you from accidentally dying easily. However, there should also be a way to overcome the barriers that are given to you after understanding them.
SI (Survival Instinct) is also known as Self-preservation in academic terms. It is something common to all living things that tries to preserve themselves through pain, fear, reflexes, and adrenaline.
Self-preservation - Wikipedia
The key to this primitive and powerful safety device is that it is "possessed by the body."
What's the difference between not wanting to die and SI?
Like, I have high SI but if I knew my heart would stop tonight and I drift away from hypoxia, I would be happy and get exactly what I want: death.
sanctioned-suicide.net
SI, which is an "instinctive refusal to act toward death," and the "person's feelings of not wanting to die" are two different things.
If you feel that the latter is strong enough, it may be a good time to reconsider. Alternatively, once you have decided on your fate, a dialogue to come to terms with your feelings may be helpful.
Ways of making peace with dying
Part of moving toward my date is making ever greater peace with dying. Not just death (no longer being here), but dying itself - that hurdle between living and death that I must also encounter en route. I think the 'dying' is where most people get hung up, understandably, with fear. I feel that...
sanctioned-suicide.net
On the other hand, in my opinion, "convincing the mind" is not very useful in moving SI. In other words, SI is in the domain of the body.
There are three things to say about SI = body.
1. SI interferes with you through pain, fear, and reflexes (behavior control).
That is the hand of SI. You must confront it through the nerves and brain of your body.How about ripping out your own heart to die? "NO!" SI and you agree. The most difficult way to die is to die in a way that causes increasing pain until completion.
Sleeping pills and sedatives can counter all of the pain, fear, and behavior.
2. SI is sensitive to primitive (easy to understand) methods. SI sees the same things as you. The fear of falling, gunfire, and trains give SI power because you are convinced of their power."Methods that don't die easily" like overdosing and cutting your wrists are not that scary. Also, for many people, it is probably difficult to see how scary drugs are just by looking at them.
3. To overcome SI, belief or momentum is effective (it seems).
Even so, there are still plenty of people who have committed suicide by jumping off buildings or shooting, and historical samurai faced SI head-on by committing seppuku.As with soldiers, the fear of death seems to be overwritten by beliefs stronger than nation or religion.
For those who are not like me, momentum is more important than logic or calm. The majority of people say they get carried away by depression or stress.
If you can take SN calmly, that's good. But if not, music, shouting, or other stimuli (you can try drinking alcohol or other things, but the sedative effect may be the opposite of stimuli).
In my trials, I feel that a mental stimuli may be useful to resist the body.
This content may conflict with the philosophy, but I myself struggled with SI and searched for it. I think it is very similar to learning each method in that it gives hope by presenting policies and methodologies.
