What are the consequences of euthanasia?

All those who believe they can alleviate their suffering or end it definitively by resorting to euthanasia are mistaken, because euthanasia or assisted suicide does not solve their problem, but merely postpones it to their next life.

Euthanasia, and humanity is unaware of this, does not relieve the suffering of the incarnated spiritual being, because it actually causes the physical, mental, and psychological difficulties and suffering of the incarnated soul to be transferred to its future life, and it will have to suffer again in its future existence. Indeed, it will be reborn in the same conditions as those it experienced at the time of its death, and the physical disabilities it had will reappear in its new body. From birth, it will suffer from them again and again.

We have an example of these situations in many families, where the baby is born disabled, with physical and mental deformities, or other conditions, consequences of culpable acts committed in their past life, and not yet atoned for. It frequently happens that they are born with an incurable disease, generally the one they had at the time of their death in their last life, or that they do not live long and die young, because their second life is actually an extension of their last existence interrupted by an abominable act, euthanasia, assisted suicide, or medical assistance in dying.

Unlike ordinary mortals, suffering, pain, and other misfortunes cannot in this material world be modified, lessened, or diminished, because they are the fruits of our own past actions. We must imperatively atone for them through the suffering experienced, otherwise they will remain, and we will find them again in our next lives.

Euthanasia, which is murder, is equivalent, depending on the circumstances, to assisted suicide.

It is ignorance of the facts relating to existential truth that leads human beings to speak lightly and unconsciously about euthanasia, because they know nothing about what happens after death.

Finally, know that the mother of a child paralyzed from birth or about to become so, or afflicted from birth with a degenerative disease, was the person who, in her past life, helped someone to die. In her next life, through this sick child, she suffers the consequences. So let's absolutely not do it.

Life is a gift from God, and He is the only Supreme Divine Being, Master of life and death. He alone gives it, and He alone takes it away. God alone decides the precise moment of our death. In truth, our death is already programmed at the moment of our birth. This is why we have no right of life or death over anyone, human beings, animals, or plants, even concerning ourselves personally, because our body does not really belong to us; it is the property of God, and of Him alone.

This is why we do not have the right to “kill” our body.

Krishna, God, the Supreme Person, says: Death is certain for those who are born, and birth is certain for those who die.