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Psychobiological basiсs for self-killer organisms

“…Now it is well proven that a suicide appears to be an unconscious imitation, which, as a rule, is characteristic of those people who are not self-confident and try to copy other people's behaviour. [1][2][3][4] On the International Day of Mental Health, the World Health Organization has published a Suicide Scale, according to which Lithuania ranks first in the world according to suicide frequency. South Korea, Japan, Russia, Ukraine and Belarus are among the top ten.…”

“…According to occupations the people of the legal professions occupy the second place. 1,2 Some data indicate that there is a correlation between smokers and suicides. For example, among smokers who smoke 24 cigarettes a day, the risk of suicide rises twice, while those who smoke more than 25 cigarettes a day, this risk increases to about for 4 times.…”

“…This fact in itself shows that the cases of suicide have become more frequent and it is a serious problem for physicians and psychologists. 2,4 Unfortunately there is no compliance between our desires and our capabilities when a person fails to realize his/her skills, he/ she experiences disappointment, despair, feeling of inability, dissatisfaction, internal stiffness, which appear to be a constant source for development of depression. The depression gradually deepens and as a result a person commits suicide.…”

“…In religious sense, those who interfere with God are directly sent to the hell, so trust in the Christian faith and it will protect you. 1,2 It is interesting whether suicide is an analogue of a kamikaze and other suicide terrorists behavior. Any action aimed at infringing on their own lives may be considered as a suicide, despite Japanese kamikaze calls or does not call his behavior a suicide.…”

“…Kamikaze's action appears to be a ritual suicide, as they believe that committing a suicide they release their souls. 1,2 In Europe the first reference about the imitative nature of the suicide appeared in the XVII century after the publication of J. Goethe's novel about the suicide -"The Sorrows of Young Werther", known as "Werther syndrome" and which appeared to be a suicide encouraging factor among the youth. The doctors and psychologists paid a serious attention to this fact.…”