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Mental Illness.....
Jun 22nd, 2006 at 9:32pm
 
I'm enjoying these new (to me) and interesting thoughts on the site. Natch, much of what is being said just raises more questions. Thanks for bearing with
me.

I'm curious......what is the difference between these oob experiences and
insanity? I mean, many many people have been dragged forcibly away and
institutionalized and bombed out on thorzine for the same thing, hallucinations, voices in their heads, etc.

What is the difference? What is broken in mentally unstable people? Is it healthy
for us to try to induce visions, "dead" people and such in our own heads?

Thanks for your thoughtful replies!

-Chuck
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Reply #1 - Jun 23rd, 2006 at 4:30am
 
Well.. this isn't really an answer to your question, sorry, but something along the same theme.

I was wondering, maybe "insane" people are simply naturally at higher focus levels than we are.. say, Focus 23 where some "hells" supposedly are..

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Reply #2 - Jun 23rd, 2006 at 9:41am
 
Greetings asethaa,
I can't speak for all of them  Smiley   but I expect that their own fear and doubt propels them into a panic that other people then fear.  So they are sedated or locked away for' protection.'
If our society saw their initial experience for what it was, a wonderful opportunity to explore other realms, we would honor  rather than condemn.  From descriptions I've heard, shamans and adepts of other societies often begin their experiences in states of mind that are odd to their own people, but that is an acepted part of their abilitites and does not affect their being revered for what they learn.
Fortunately Bruce Moen and his teacher Robert Monroe have shared their explorations' information so that we are learning more about how to integrate such explorations into regular lifestyles.
Robert Monroe has an affirmation that we are to use the information we gain during these explorations for the betterment of human understanding. (Different words.) It makes me feel better--healthier?-- to know that I am helping.
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Reply #3 - Jun 23rd, 2006 at 10:18pm
 
Hi asethaa,
when some people perceive things which most other people don't perceive, then it's critical. One thing to not become insane or, to not be labeled to be insane, is to be smart enough to realize what of the perceptions one has are as well available and understandable for others. If one is not able to see the borders of common, accepted experiences then this person is labeled as insane, or having hallucinations. The point is, when a person is such distanced mentally that this person couldn't anymore sense the "common sense" then this person is de-focused or phased out of this common sense world with all consequences. Many have odd experiences, but can process them in a smart way, that means not to hold it for the one and only truth, to realize others have not this kind or experience, and of course to have the sensitivity to tell not everybody on the street about those odd experiences.

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Reply #4 - Jun 24th, 2006 at 11:30am
 
So spooky or anyone,
are you saying that it is up to the individual, or at least a consequence  of individual action, to make out-of-line experiences fit into a known social structure?  
What also about the  numbers  of people who are involved in a new practice or a new facet of reality?  Can numbers alone create a substantial-enough base for new perceptions to join accepted 'reality'?  
An example could be new 'behaviour' from music, say the birth of Jazz, or even the appearance of funeral jazzband processions. But of course what I really mean is about our explorations on these boards.

Sven und jen,
Re your question: "I was wondering, maybe "insane" people are simply naturally at higher focus levels than we are.. say, Focus 23 where some "hells" supposedly are.. "

Just an observation, not a full answer, ---In the several decades that I taught art I saw that several of the most sensitive, insightful, talented art students were the ones that had to seek professional psychiatric counselling in their adult years. They had so many qualities needed by our society yet they were bedeviled by doubts about why they felt different than others. They were a small minority.  When there were enough to set up a special advanced class for them, they blossomed, made friends easily with others like them.  But in larger social structures they were lost.
So in my experience I would say yes, sven und jen.
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Reply #5 - Jun 24th, 2006 at 2:04pm
 
asethaa wrote on Jun 22nd, 2006 at 9:32pm:
I'm enjoying these new (to me) and interesting thoughts on the site. Natch, much of what is being said just raises more questions. Thanks for bearing with
me.

I'm curious......what is the difference between these oob experiences and
insanity? I mean, many many people have been dragged forcibly away and
institutionalized and bombed out on thorzine for the same thing, hallucinations, voices in their heads, etc.

What is the difference? What is broken in mentally unstable people? Is it healthy
for us to try to induce visions, "dead" people and such in our own heads?

Thanks for your thoughtful replies!

-Chuck


Just my 2 cents..

The whole difference is free choice.

If someone suffers from a mental illness, chances are big that they don't have the complete "shielding" normal people have or that they lack control on it. Because of the lack of closure to the spiritual world they sense and pick up things a lot easier or are even accesable for energies without having the possibility to choose if they want it.
The whole "trick" is in controlling those shields. A psychiatrist can heal the control (though it's not called "shield control repair" ) or minimize the damage (multiple personalities for example).

The BIG problem with sensing more than others is that others won't understand it. They give you the diagnose "mentally ill". A lot of people don't suffer from the mental illness itself, but the huge lack of understanding and denyment of their senses. It undermines their selfconciousness and because of that they start to think suicidal, develop fears, or abnormal behaviour. The problem is not in the first place with the shield control, but mostly the effect of total neglectance and disunderstanding of the world they live in.

That is why scientific PROOF is important!! As I tried to explain before; if no-one sees the things you do see, or if no-one sense's your just expanded energyfield, you start to think it's between your ears and start to be reluctant to accept it as reality.
If you are not as selfconcious as the average human being you'll be thinking you'r not normal after a while and develop the unwanted habits as a reaction to your ignorance of your reality.

As for the other things concerned: Visions make the world go round. Visions made us evolve. Dead people also don't excist, dead bodies do.
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Reply #6 - Jun 24th, 2006 at 3:42pm
 
Hi Chuck. I would say that we have this thing called consensus agreement, where if everyone is wearing brown, then we point a finger at the person whos wearing red or green and it becomes just an opinion then about this different person. opinions expressed too aggressively result in wars and/or the crazies being locked up. I sumit we are all in a degree of lunacy anyway on our way to sanity.

Daan, some of us already have proof of the afterlife. i think the journey is all about getting proof as you called it. but if dead people don't exist, just dead bodies, I'm not sure how you mean that negative or positively. because if I thought I was dead meat walking around, I would have checked out a lot sooner and left my baggage with the gatekeeper. theres not enough good times here on earth to live only one life. just ask the guy who got a gold watch for 50 years of service and then he died as there was no job to go to thus no purpose and he was the kind of person nobody remembered anyway. he's most likely sitting in some belief system area breathing a sigh of relief he's no longer in service to the status quo of bigger homes, faster cars and more insurance on the body that went into the ground.
proof....?  thats between you and your god and you can't share it very easily if at all; and you surely cannot measure PUL moments in a scientific lab. Saint Peter will be asking one thing..how deeply did you love?
scuse me for rambling and don't take offense. I just use this board for my own understandings to gain. blessings, alysia
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Reply #7 - Jun 24th, 2006 at 5:18pm
 
I think the main defining difference between experiencing all this stuff and being "nuts" or not "nuts", is what the person does with it.  I could go looking and probably find and "see" all the same stuff someone with paranoid delusions, say, was seeing.  However, it would have been intentional for me (the control over the situation mentioned above), and more importantly, from a functional point of view, I would know when to "keep my mouth shut".  Not just to escape censure, which some mentally ill people can learn, but because I had calmly reasoned that some people don't believe in this stuff, that talking about it was unnecessary under some circumstances and would just cause me grief, and that it wasn't necessary to tell people, because it wasn't something that was going to "get" me or them, but something they too would have to go seeking to experience.  The "pink elephants" aren't coming out of the woodwork on their own.
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Reply #8 - Jun 24th, 2006 at 5:57pm
 
I'll try to be a bit more specific on my first post Alisia. With dead body's I mean the remaining physical body after the spirit has left. Only as a direct comparison to the "dead people" remark.
Normally the body works as a coöperation with the spirit. In other words, as soon as something lives, it contains a spirit. When the spirit leaves, the dead body remains.

The evidence of the excisting of a spiritual realm is nescessary before people in general understand mental illness. Also the people who suffer from it, could benefit if they know what they see is "officially proven to be realistic".
As long as the science world (that includes medicine!) don't officially accept spiritual influence during and after life, the "disease" will not be stated correctly. Medicine looks for brain disorders/ trauma/ former experiences and also shovel "highsensitivity" or "lacking shield control" under the cover of "trauma". Leaving the patiënt with the idea that his senses are abnormal due to a mechanical failure in his body.

If only there would be a general scientific proof, not for the individual, but for the whole mankind, medicine would evolve enourmously, because the disease would be treated the right way.

Not only mental ill, but a lot of other diseases (stress, cancer, ADHD, chronical tiredness, allergies, alcohol adiction etc) can be healed IF treated the right way. That right way I think is spiritual. My father has been a healer in his spare time for several years, cured the most rediculous things and had to stop because of government threats!
They claimed he acted as a doctor without the official papers, and therefore he could be prosecuted. That he didn't receive any payment for it didn't matter.

As a human being alone, the evidence needed is solely up to the persons individual level of acceptance, but it would be a great step forward for mankind if officials would be given the hard evidence and proof that there IS a spiritual world, and that it influences and effects the lives of every single living creature on earth.

Science (for example atomic particle research, antimatter research etc) receives trillions of dollars, sensors worth 20 million dollars are dug under the surface of the earh to capture unemaginable small, massless particles moving faster then light; millions of dollars go into coremelting energy processing experiments and so on.
But when it comes to spiritual evidence it all has to be financed by individuals with a few bucks to invest.

That is the main part which bothers me. Human mankind as one would benifit from a certain proof, it would reduce the amount of grief substantially; it would show the uselessness of fighting a war; terrorism would collapse like a leaking dingy..
And medicine would finally get hold of a whole new territory of already known, but untill then not officially usable, ways of threatment which are much more powerfull then the average medicine.

I'm not thinking of my own person, I don't really care if I get hold of evidence before I die myself, I'm mainly concerned about all the people dying and the huge grief they left behind because people in general don't have a clue about the reality beyond death.

I hope you understand..

Love daan.
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Reply #9 - Jun 25th, 2006 at 12:46am
 
hi again Daan..boy, did I ever misread you my dear!

well, you are one of the visionaries..it will happen..we just don't have the exact date. and good for your father..someday we won't have to go to Mexico to take a cure. I'm not so sure that proof isn't relative...and only for the individual so far. yet our Bruce here has been working on a device to record the voices of spirit. we are hoping for his success. I don't think there are grants for this sort of thing so somebody has to take the flack for those who come after. looks like your father is doing that. pioneers always have the hardest road, but I'm thinking the rewards of satisfaction keeps you alive to see a smile on your childs face.


thank you for another great post. hugs, alysia
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Reply #10 - Jun 25th, 2006 at 5:20am
 
LaffingRain wrote on Jun 25th, 2006 at 12:46am:
well, you are one of the visionaries..it will happen..we just don't have the exact date.

thank you for another great post. hugs, alysia


Thank you for taking the time to read my very long posts alisia,

I hope to have an exact date, given by the maya's. Probably you know that the maya calender ends in 2012, december.
I've not read the book about it "the end of the stolen time" but it is the end of, and the beginning of a new 26000 years period of time. It is said that this scientific age will come to an end then and I figure it only will end if someone gets scientific evidence of the afterlife.

So I'm hoping..

Love Daan.
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