Why Manifest? You could manifest with enough energy but, what's the point? That is not a direction that I would even start wondering about. God cannot interfere or you would not be free. This question is a nice way of saying, "If I want to kill myself, can I do it nicely?". I would stay of that line of thinking.

This question has puzzled humankind forever.

Why do some people live long lives, while others die young???

There is the myth of the Three Fates: Atropos, Clotho, and Lachesis, who were three mythical sisters who determined your life span. Atropos spun the thread of life, Clotho measured it, and Lachesis cut it when it was your time to die. The book, Insomnia, by Stephen King, deals with this subject very well and is a good read, btw. (He messes with the myth, but you get the point anyway.)

My friend, Cathy, is a nurse who worked in a nursing home for years. She has observed many deaths, and has come to this conclusion, based on what she has seen: When it is your time, it is your time. This would indicate that it is up to God and not us. She says that she has worked on patients who she "knew" would be dead by morning, only to come in the next day and see them sitting up in their beds, eating their eggs and toast. Other people who were stable when she went home would die in the night and be gone when she came the next morning. She decided that when God calls, you cannot fight it. Period.

This is why I believe that God frowns on suicide, and that we all matter! I cannot believe that anyone could "manifest" their death short of suicide. There are people who do give up, though, but it is usually because of a great shock: the death of a beloved spouse, or child, for example. These people need our love and encouragement at such times, or they might waste away and die. But do they manifest it? I don't think so.

To manifest my death would be to commit suicide. This is not a manifestation, but rather, a direct act of self-will run riot. God does not approve of this.

Peace,

Jaianniah