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RE: Schizophrenia - AnthroHeart - 09-10-2015 (09-10-2015, 02:17 PM)Cainite Wrote: Jade, I have had contacts with higher densities while out of my body.. I have had indirect contacts shown as signs to me while inside the body. Mainly Risperidone and Divalproex for a mood stabilizer. RE: Schizophrenia - Bourbon Betty - 09-11-2015 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Risperidone "Adverse effects of risperidone include significant weight gain and metabolic problems such as diabetes mellitus type 2,[3] as well as tardive dyskinesia and neuroleptic malignant syndrome. There is evidence that risperidone and other antipsychotics produce "a small increase in the risk of death" in people with dementia" http://www.webmd.com/drugs/2/drug-6000-8019/divalproex-oral/divalproexsodiumenteric-coatedtablet-oral/details Divalproex sodium does not relieve acute migraine headaches. RE: Schizophrenia - The_Tired_Philosopher - 09-11-2015 Wikipedia, webmd? Pfft ouch. Dont be an internet doctor ![]() Cain, just stay safe and move on. If you ever meet those people in your fear you should apologize to them, not because you've done something wrong, but because they too do not know what they do and how badly they hurt you. They need love. Tell them you're just another human being, no one special, who just wanted to help and didn't know how, who makes mistakes and is still as a human, prideful of your perceived self powers. Just love everywhere you go but be safe still. Paranoia or not, just be safe, dont do anything you're uncomfortable with unless you also really want to do it. Have you ever been told of the "blowing out the candle" exercise for panic attacks? When you feel one coming on, you need to just hold out your finger and blow at it like you're trying to blow out s candle. Dont force yourself, just remember to blow, breathe in, blow, and once the horror-like fear begins to fade try to think, remember, everything is okay right now, I'm okay right now. Just a panic attack to blow yer pants off, but to stop it before it really sets in is the goal. Don't hyperventilate either, just blow, breath in, blow, remember you're okay as you breathe in and repeat. If you want to try different meds then try so, Just be aware of any changes they cause that are good or bad. If bad, try something else. If good, Good! Just be careful ![]() RE: Schizophrenia - TeamON - 08-05-2016 Maybe this will help You. From the Ra material (The Law of One, Book II, Session 40): "Those entities in need of purging the self of a poison thought-form or emotion complex do well to take care in following a program of careful fasting until the destructive thought-form has been purged analogously with the by-products of ridding the physical vehicle of excess material. Again you see the value not to the body complex but used as a link for the mind and spirit. Thus self reveals self to self." RE: Schizophrenia - TeamON - 08-05-2016 Water Fasting Miracles: Helps With Schizophrenia, Asthma, And Fibromyalgia. Schizophrenia and Fasting; Excerpt from Dr. Gabriel Cousens, raw foods pioneer and founder of the Tree of Life Rejuvenation Center RE: Schizophrenia -- the Batesonian cybernetic approach - Dekalb_Blues - 08-10-2016 ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double_bind http://echorecovery.blogspot.com/2014/01/recognizing-double-bind-coercion_12.html In 1969 in a symposium on schizophrenia and the double bind at the National Institute of Mental Health, the cybernetician and ethnographer Gregory Bateson stood before an audience of some of the most prominent psychiatrists and psychologists in the world and proceeded to discuss the mental life of animals. This was not a question of expertise; Bateson was known as the inventor of the term “double bind” and a pioneer in creating models to treat addiction and wartime trauma, but he did not wish to discuss those cases. Rather, he invoked, by example, a porpoise. This porpoise had been trained at a Navy research facility to perform tricks and other trained acts in return for fish. One day, her trainers started a new regimen. They deprived her of food unless she produced a new trick. Starved if she repeated the same act, but also if she did not perform, the porpoise was trapped. This experiment was repeated with numerous porpoises, usually culminating in extreme aggression, and a descent into what from an anthropomorphic perspective might be labeled disaffection, confusion, antisocial, and violent behavior. Bateson with his usual lack of reservation was ready to label these dolphins as suffering the paranoid form of schizophrenia. The anthropologist was at pains to remind his audience that, however, before rushing to conclusions about genetic predeterminacy or innate typologies, the good doctors should recall that these psychotic porpoises were acting very reasonably and rationally. In fact, they were doing exactly what their training as animals in a navy laboratory would lead them to do. Their problem was that they had two conflicting signals. They had been taught to obey and be rewarded. But now obedience bought punishment and so did disobedience. The poor animals, having no perspective on their situation as laboratory experiments were naturally breaking apart—fissuring their personalities (and Bateson thought they had them) in efforts to be both rebellious and compliant, but above all to act as they had been taught. The motto of the story being that to act rationally in a set pattern following given rules might also be to act psychotically. This one porpoise, however, appeared to possess a good memory. She was capable of other things. Bateson related how, between the fourteenth and fifteenth demonstration, the porpoise “appeared much excited,” and for her final performance she gave an “elaborate” display, including multiple pieces of behavior of which four were “entirely new—never before observed in this species of animal.” These were not solely genetically endowed abilities; they were learned, the result of an experiment in time. This process in which the subject—whether a patient or a dolphin—uses the memories of other interactions and other situations to transform his or her actions within the immediate scenario can become the very seat of innovation. The dolphin’s ego (in so far as we decide she has one) was sufficiently weakened to be reformed, developing new attachments to objects in its environment and to memories in its past. This rewired network of relations can lead to emergence through the recontextualization of the situation within which the confused and conflicted animal finds itself: This story [of the porpoise and its trainer] illustrates, I believe, two aspects of the genesis of a transcontextual syndrome: First, that severe pain and maladjustment can be induced by putting a mammal in the wrong regarding its rules of making sense of an important relationship with another mammal. And second, that if this pathology can be warded off or resisted, the total experience may promote creativity. Schizophrenia, therefore, can be the very seat of creativity: a not unproblematic assumption. But one that nonetheless tied older histories of pathology, madness, and genius, to the new theories of communication, which for Bateson also included our minds. -- From "Schizophrenic Techniques: Cybernetics, the Human Sciences, and the Double Bind" by Orit Halpern http://sfonline.barnard.edu/feminist-media-theory/schizophrenic-techniques-cybernetics-the-human-sciences-and-the-double-bind/0/ RE: Schizophrenia - Plenum - 08-10-2016 it can't be over-estimated how much of our consciously experienced mindframe is just the result of our Axioms being played out to the end-conclusion. RE: Schizophrenia - Mahakali - 08-12-2016 (09-10-2015, 11:50 AM)IndigoGeminiWolf Wrote: I accepted the schizoaffective as part of who I am. I'd like to just be on mood stabilizers and not have to be on a drug that closes down my 3rd eye. The mood stabilizer keeps me grounded and from freaking out or getting too excited. To excited kept me up for 3 days straight. Plus I'd see video playing on a tv that was turned off, and also on a wall. It was a beautiful video of flying over mountains through clouds. Yeah, just get the f*** off of that crap altogether. Which intensive spiritual work, you can heal your problems without taking poisonous pills. Some companies connected to STS entities actively put stuff in those to damage your DNA or damage your chakras permanently, and psychiatrists and psychosists do - whatever they may tell you - know about this stuff to some degree. The medical cartel is not there to help you, friend. They're here to keep people sick, and they will take away your magick if you let them. RE: Schizophrenia - AnthroHeart - 08-12-2016 (08-12-2016, 05:51 PM)Mahakali Wrote:(09-10-2015, 11:50 AM)IndigoGeminiWolf Wrote: I accepted the schizoaffective as part of who I am. I'd like to just be on mood stabilizers and not have to be on a drug that closes down my 3rd eye. The mood stabilizer keeps me grounded and from freaking out or getting too excited. To excited kept me up for 3 days straight. Plus I'd see video playing on a tv that was turned off, and also on a wall. It was a beautiful video of flying over mountains through clouds. I can't get off of them. I went off 3 years ago for like 6 months and then I thought I was talking to God and I stabbed my dog. I'm staying on them. No matter how much spiritual work I do, I cannot afford to have my 3rd eye opened again. I went to jail for 3 weeks for this. Next time I won't be so lucky. RE: Schizophrenia - Plenum - 08-13-2016 it probably has a component of lower ray imbalances as well. Like the 'infrastructure' is not well grounded. RE: Schizophrenia - Bourbon Betty - 08-13-2016 Schiophrenia is being dual bodied to an animal and believing its a good idea to fight for is right to breed. Why? All animals breed on whats Left. RE: Schizophrenia - Nicholas - 10-01-2016 (08-12-2016, 05:53 PM)IndigoGeminiWolf Wrote:(08-12-2016, 05:51 PM)Mahakali Wrote:(09-10-2015, 11:50 AM)IndigoGeminiWolf Wrote: I accepted the schizoaffective as part of who I am. I'd like to just be on mood stabilizers and not have to be on a drug that closes down my 3rd eye. The mood stabilizer keeps me grounded and from freaking out or getting too excited. To excited kept me up for 3 days straight. Plus I'd see video playing on a tv that was turned off, and also on a wall. It was a beautiful video of flying over mountains through clouds. In order to safely come off any drug it is better to have an exit strategy. RE: Schizophrenia - Nía - 01-26-2017 Stumbled upon this earlier today... Latwii Wrote:N: Latwii, can you tell me about the illness, schizophrenia? -`ღ´- RE: Schizophrenia - Nía - 01-29-2017 ... there was also a follow-up on this question by Carla, in the same session, on schizophrenia and creativity, which I saw just of now: Latwii Wrote:Carla: I have heard it said—this is another question, not along the same lines. I have heard it said that schizophrenics have a tremendous creative power. This has been observed by various sober scientists. What’s the source of this creative power? -`ღ´- RE: Schizophrenia - Agua del Cielo - 03-10-2017 (08-12-2015, 12:29 PM)Bring4th_Jade Wrote: Abuse causes dissociation which is just a few steps away from schizophrenia. When a child learns how to leave/dissociate/astral project from its body to escape from an abusive situation, entities can attach, of course because they aren't protected, and usually because they are in a fearful situation when they dissociate anyway. That one caught my eye and i'd like to offer some experiences: Usually discarnate entities who attach to a human being actually answer a call. Many times Little children for example cry for help when they arme alone in a difficult situation, thats very often where the entity attachment begins! More often than not these are discarnate "human" souls, who didnt make it to the "other side" After they died. And mostly they are actually trying to help! And indeed CAN this be helpful for a while, since they lend you qualities you have not yet developed. In the long run however it often causes quite negative effects and is an obstacle to growth. I have to add, that i experienced it quite a few times, that Someone in healing session (when the attacked entity has been identified) actually refuse to let them go, because they think they still Need them! edit: of course there are also non-benevolent entity attachments, just not in general RE: Schizophrenia - Eddie - 03-11-2017 My wife and I walked into a large Kroger's grocery store today just in time to see a man get into a fight with a sign at the front of the store, and then yell at the Cheetohs in the nearest aisle. ![]() RE: Schizophrenia - Nicholas - 03-12-2017 (03-11-2017, 08:56 PM)Eddie Wrote: My wife and I walked into a large Kroger's grocery store today just in time to see a man get into a fight with a sign at the front of the store, and then yell at the Cheetohs in the nearest aisle. Yes, this is the display of a complete inability to mentalise, which is the awareness that our subjective experience is unique to us and merely an interpretation of the object world. It is one of the main characterising symptoms of Schizophrenia. It's a tremendous challenge to greet such an individual and draw them out of their immediate state and communally engage with them. It would require a level of insanity of equal stature! Schizophrenia is often confused with DID (Dissociative Identity Disorder, aka split personality disorder). The only commonality they have is unprocessed trauma, but DID's usually have a darker and more malevolent trauma to process. Most people can relate to an experience of not being able to mentalise, but like the association of black male African Americans with crime, Schizophrenic behaviour is associated with violence. Mud sticks. ![]() RE: Schizophrenia - Coordinate_Apotheosis - 03-12-2017 In defense of african americans, the majority of crimes committed by black people are against other black people. Something about high violence probabilities in poverty stricken areas and gang related violence intermixed with racially profiled minority groups being unequally treated and forced to survive in their own ways. Your typical black person isn't much of a criminal ![]() I wish I was schizophrenic sometimes and based on the information given in this thread, that 'double bind' information, I don't understand how I'm not schizophrenic. My mother did that to me always. Always... Everything amounted up to nothing, I had nothing to be proud of, everything I did to make her happy just made her lash out at me. I would be subject to her verbally and emotionally violent behaviors regardless of how much I've done for her. She's calmed down since but it really screwed me up. I wonder if people with autism can become schizophrenic. I'd personally take away someones schizophrenia and make it my own if I could.. RE: Schizophrenia - AnthroHeart - 03-12-2017 (03-12-2017, 10:16 PM)Coordinate_Apotheosis Wrote: I'd personally take away someones schizophrenia and make it my own if I could.. I got it because as a kid I was terrified of getting it. I attracted it to me. RE: Schizophrenia - Cainite - 03-13-2017 Removed. RE: Schizophrenia - Agua del Cielo - 03-13-2017 (03-12-2017, 10:16 PM)Coordinate_Apotheosis Wrote: I'd personally take away someones schizophrenia and make it my own if I could.. That would not be helpful, if you would take it away, the Person would develop it again :/ I guess all one can do is, help people process if possible and find the part in you, where you are in the same condition and heal this. RE: Schizophrenia - Nía - 04-01-2017 RE: Schizophrenia - Nía - 09-20-2017 Another insider tells (part of) his story: On Schizophrenia: Father and Son Discuss Battling Mental Illness and the Art It Inspires RE: Schizophrenia - 777 - 09-20-2017 deleted RE: Schizophrenia - Nía - 10-26-2017 The concept of schizophrenia is dying (09-20-2017, 02:44 PM)777 Wrote: www.llresearch.org/transcripts/issues/1986/1986_0112.aspx (Q'uo on schizophrenia) It's Latwii in this case, actually. ![]() RE: Schizophrenia - Brandon Gwinn - 07-05-2021 I know this is a pretty old thread now, but I wanted to post on it about my own experiences. I don't believe I have schizophrenia. I was diagnosed with bipolar disorder but I don't think I'm bipolar either. I've had two major psychotic episodes which each lasted roughly a week or so on and off and left me pretty mentally unstable each time for the likes of a month or more. I believe my episodes were triggered by stress, fear, and a rapid period of spiritual expansion all at the same time which tipped my cracker so much that the cheese slid off if you know what I mean. Lol. The rapid spiritual expansion that helped trigger my first episode I believe was my first contact with intelligent infinity. I was a fundamental Christian at the time and had just learned a radically new perception of the I AM statements found in the Bible which clicked with my soul and opened me to free conscious being. I recklessly abandoned myself to this being and feel that I made contact even though I didn't understand it at the time. I definitely feel that when experiencing psychosis there are spiritual elements involved. It's like your mind is cracked open like an egg and the "yolk" is caught in the cosmic flows all around you, getting somewhat scrambled in the process. Much of what I experienced was delusional I believe but some ideas and images that came into my mind were revelations of the workings of the universe like the flow of energy between polarity in cycles that never end, the unity of it all, that everything is the One, and there need not be any worries about anything, and other things. It was really a breakup of the old system of beliefs that led to a breakthrough in seeking when I found the Law of One. I wish I could understand exactly how the spiritual dynamics of psychosis function. I'm sure it's different in each case. RE: Schizophrenia - Bosphorus1982 - 01-02-2022 As far as I know, schizophrenia is due to the existence of dolphin genes in the human genome. A document that i'd read years ago was saying that. Also, it adds that this incorporation of dolphin genes was carried out by some rebel Pleiadians hundreds of thousands years ago. As we are helped by Pleiadians hugely nowadays, this might make sense. I mean no discrediting for Pleiadians. I love and honor them deeply; however a source says that. RE: Schizophrenia - flofrog - 01-02-2022 Whoa Bosphorus, this is interesting, those sneaky little Pleiadians… Happy new year to you Bosphorus… ![]() RE: Schizophrenia - Bosphorus1982 - 01-02-2022 (01-02-2022, 06:20 PM)flofrog Wrote: Whoa Bosphorus, this is interesting, those sneaky little Pleiadians… Thank you dear Flofrog ![]() RE: Schizophrenia - llseeker - 01-03-2022 (08-11-2015, 05:27 PM)Great Central Sun Wrote: At times I feel miserable too, especially dealing with relationships with my parents being so commanding. Great Central Sun, your body is not yourself. You are immortal just as God. Body is just a vehicle we choose to come into this physical world. We also choose when we will come into here, when we will leave. Each one has lesson to learn. Follow your heart, follow your intuition, you will find out the meaning of this lifetime. |