Dang girl, that is some soap opera you got going on. I wish you the best though.
Look, things from your dreams and the OBEs you claimed to have should not be justification of you just giving up life.
Trust me, if you had schizophrenia, you'd have aspects of yourself that would prevent you from being able to think for yourself. The disturbances from them would be so great that you wouldn't even be able to make a post on this forum. I'm pretty sure you're sane Crashyy. These hallucinations and abstract imagery is normal when you're going to sleep (since like you said, it was when you were going to sleep).
Lots of things can happen, but don't take them too seriously and presume it's because you're doing something bad or something will happen to you in a negative way. I've met countless demons in my dreams, which I felt were just representations of negative aspects of my psyche, but now, I'd go play Chess with Hades if I could. I'd play Marco Polo with Medusa if I was up for it, getting turned to stone by her if I decided to cheat would be hilarious.
But seriously, it depends on your beliefs and how seriously you take imagery that's assumed to be negative, but personally for me, demons, angels, etc. are just ways to label parts of our psyche. I used to have a black and white way of thinking of demons and angels, but it's through dreaming that made me kept questioning and always curious to see deeper than that. I don't let sin stop me from being myself.
Ultimately though, it is your life you have to learn how to handle.
That's kind of a sensitive question because there's so many religious interpretations of it. All I can say to that is that all religious are agnostic (as in not sure realistically, but faithfully) about the afterlife (but they sure do try to formulate ways of what it would be like).
The thing is with suicide, at least in one spectrum of it, it started to become taboo in certain areas (perfect example: Like the eras Church and State was predominant) to where they realize that people killing themselves to avoid debt or to stimulate the economy was concerning to the magistrates. So they started imposing their religious beliefs into making suicide taboo or something treacherous. Of course, this isn't the source of how suicide is taboo, but it's one of many ways religion or people imposing their beliefs makes others scared.
Not saying your religion or whatever you practice is wrong, just know that when you're dreaming, your mind might express repressive sides of your beliefs, which leads you to think there's something wrong, or that something is haunted. The fear is just as equivalent as the Boogey Man or the Talking Flying Teapot. Just focus on what medium of faith does for you for your well-being, and just know that whatever system of punishment for sin doesn't have solid assurance of the afterlife.
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