When it seems to be baptized, in the sense that suspiciousness generates hallucinations, and prayer - a great cure for fear.
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Fantasy, dreams, hallucinations and schizophrenia are all phenomena of the same order.
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A schizophrenic is a person with a strong inferiority complex who has succeeded in denying his own Self. in fact, he is a murderer who killed his Self. However, since the Self can not be killed, it periodically emerges from the depths of the subconscious, giving rise to hallucinations.
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"I" is like a whale, under the water of illusions he, of course, comfortable, but sometimes you need to emerge into reality and breathe. If the person from the fear to escape from reality, the whale would float up violently. It's called schizophrenia and hallucinations.
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What are dreams?
"A special case of hallucinations and schizophrenia.
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A schizophrenic is a demoralized one: everything is useless, no matter what he does… This is maddening. “No matter what I do, it’s to no avail”, one says, weeping, and gets demoralized… Once demoralized, he is flattened, like a tin can under pressure, and transformed into a point filled with hallucinations.
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Particularly dangerous to human consciousness imaginary memories. If reality can be felt or examined carefully, the past is no longer there, it is almost impossible to destroy such an illusion on your own. How to erase in what is not, what is not there and never was?
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Arrogance is thirst for possession that engenders the fear of losing what you have, that is, paranoid personality disorder. Super-arrogance engenders forms of arrogance related to delusion of persecution, schizophrenia, hallucinations and various forms of delusions.
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Hallucinations, fantasies and soaring in the clouds – this is a clear symptom of greed and overabundance. All this is accompanied by mania and excessive irritability.
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What is the difference between the vision of the epileptic from psilomelane hallucinations? Irritation of the temporal lobe of the brain allows you to see everything.
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Hallucinations are dreams that penetrate the real world. If a person is kept awake and dreaming, he will soon begin to hallucinate. Once released into the real world of dreams, as if punching a channel into reality and no longer in a hurry to go back.
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Dreams and desires produce dreams... Dreams and desires in the absence of dreams give rise to delusions, hallucinations and obsessions.
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Schizophrenia is a pure negative of reality. A dream coming to reality, creates the delusion, the reverse of reality. A person sees that he is doing a good job and putting things in order, but in fact he is destroying everything.
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The greatest desire of schizophrenics is to be good – they hate themselves for being bad. A hallucination is a dream of a suppressed wish that made it into reality. Schizophrenics dream of being good, they do something for their parents to praise them, clean up or manifest their love in a different way. However, since a dream (hallucination) is the negative of reality, they do everything the other way round. In manifesting love, schizophrenics could kill someone.
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For schizophrenics, a hallucination is an act of delirious joy when they smash or kill, or an act of delirious fear when their evil goes out. Paranoid schizophrenics are monstrously evil on the inside. Schizophrenics who crush and kill desperately want to be loved and to be good.
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Schizophrenics despise themselves for being bad. Their blocked I bursts out and creates a hallucination, trying to prove itself good and to do something nice. However, since everything is turned inside out, this nice thing turns out to be horrible.
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When a schizophrenic’s good I goes out of illusions into the hallucination of reality, it changes its sign and becomes monstrously scary.
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Read books on schizophrenia and upset, all the schizophrenic, as schizophrenic, see the signs, hallucinations, talking to God... I've never seen anything like it in my life, no signs, no miracles, even a God I made up myself, and I talked to myself instead of him. That's how boring and uninteresting I am.
For the third year I have proved to myself that I am a prophet, and all the facts confirm it... but I don't believe myself, I doubt myself. To overcome these doubts, I even came up with the concept that humility with doubt is the cement of faith.
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True schizophrenia is caused by the denial of one's own insanity. Trying to suppress inner cry and your desires. Such suppression produces hallucinations, voices in the head, paranoia and other signs of chronic constipation.
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Paradise is reality, illusions are hell. The apple that the devil fed Eve was the strongest hallucinogen.
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Broken illusions are so painful that they cause paranoia and hallucinations.
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There are real miracles and there are hallucinations resulting from schizophrenia or exacerbated neuroses.
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A meaningful hallucination is an absence of meaning taken for its presence.
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They say that books make people smarter and stronger... Of course usually it's true but more often it's vice versa. People are not likely to become stronger from cakes. Magic mushrooms are barely useful for brains as well. And generally, once you overfill the head with rubbish you will barely achieve what they once called "the greatness of reason".
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Books are different, are toadstools and fly agaric, are psilomelane mushrooms, are mushrooms and chanterelles, but the most valuable is a noble white mushrooms and truffle.
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From the point of view of medicine, hallucinations are lies, illusions, and in General, all human consciousness is a brain disease.
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The problem of the proud is suspiciousness, they invent their fears, fear generates hallucinations in them... In General, too much pride turns people into little-predictable paranoids and monsters. Paranoid people love peace and rituals, and their beauty hypnotizes them. In the presence of proud people, you can not twitch.
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What are dreams and fantasies? Lies and the powerlessness of consciousness associated with trying to satisfy desires through hallucinations and illusions. In fact, this is a retreat of the Self from the war in reality and the search for an easy way. The unconscious, satisfied with the illusion, removes the demand for desire in reality.
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The most important symptoms are paranoia, phobia, fears, schizophrenia, hallucinations, suspiciousness, eternal doubts, distrust, procrastination. This person is surrounded by the enemy's real world, which is all going to war on him. This man despises the world, despises people. This is terrible stress ... these people are all sick, their health is terrible. Most likely, such a person will die from cancer, stroke or heart attack.
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An overabundance of serotonin causes hallucinations and depletion of the nervous system, which leads to a decrease in the sensitivity of brain neurons to serotonin. In this case, the person begins to try to get even more serotonin, which further increases the hallucinations.
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Getting used to serotonin reduces the sensitivity of brain receptors. If you continue to persist in trying to get pleasure, there will be an overproduction of serotonin, hallucinations and mystical sensations will begin. In the future, the production of serotonin in the body will break down, and the person will become dependent on its external sources, which will always be insufficient. Accordingly, the less serotonin, the less conversations with God and the more green melancholy.
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Pride begets in the people the paranoid neurosis and aggressiveness. All prideful people are very paranoid. If pride is not eradicated, it will eventually degenerate into paranoid schizophrenia, hallucinations, and so on. As a result, unable to withstand the horror of their hallucinations and suspiciousness, a person will die of fear. Fear is very destructive to health. Fear has many names, remember these: stress, resentment, anger, contempt, irritability, guilt, etc.
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Anemia, hunger, and fear affect the eyes very much. Above the eyes of a person, holes are formed for capillaries, blood presses on the eyes... which gives rise to hallucinations, illusions and too much mystical thinking.
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Hunger is stress and fear. Pride is a bottomless, greedy hunger that knows no satisfaction. The proud have dilated blood vessels and high blood pressure. All this is expressed in headaches, bone diseases, aggression, hallucinations, etc. To get rid of pain, these people are forced to seek solace in vices.
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All types of drug addiction produce schizophrenia, hallucinations, and paranoid effects.
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Too much fear increases the level of mysticism in the body, because it generates suspiciousness and hallucinations... that is, schizophrenia.
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The pain is inside the person. Internal pain generates immunity to pain. If the pain is repressed, then the immune system is lost and paranoia is generated. If the Pain is pushed and denied, paranoid schizophrenia and hallucinations develop. Pain should not be denied or repressed, but should be known, humbled, and sublimated into useful activity.
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An overdose of joy produces miracles. Overdose is pure joy, it is pride, it is very similar to illusions and lies. Magical realism and augmented reality, schizophrenia and a riot of fantasy generated by an excess of sensitivity, ignorance and fears. An emotional overdose produces some very remarkable hallucinations.
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People overwhelmed by fears or joy, through an overdose of emotions, are affected by schizophrenia, which makes their thinking extremely mystical. Such people, unable to comprehend their hallucinations and the paradox of being, seek solace in esotericism.
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Fears generate a lot of hallucinations.
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An overdose of joy produces visions and hallucinations. An overdose of fear does the same thing.
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The hypochondriac sees fears everywhere. Fears are like hallucinations. In this sense, suspiciousness is similar to schizophrenia.
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I've noticed that books written by crazy people are especially loved by crazy people. Given that the percentage of madmen is increasing every day, it can be seen that the most popular books that indulge human pride and madness.
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I have noticed that the tendency of modern literature is to justify a meaningless and empty existence. The reader opens the book, and reads about the hero, who strikingly resembles the reader himself. This hero eats all the time, shits, drinks, sometimes has sex, often sees some hallucinations, pretends to be engaged in work and does not understand why he exists in the world. And against the background of this senselessness, the authors manage to suck out some deep philosophical meaning that justifies all human vices and pride.
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A sensitive person is very vulnerable to fear. Fear drives this person crazy, overflowing with illusions (paranoia, suspiciousness, schizophrenia, hallucinations and lies), anger and anger, suffering. Essentially, it makes a person possessed by the devil (fear and hallucinations).
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Lying breeds terrible fear. Too many lies give rise to post-traumatic shock, paranoia, suspiciousness and hallucinations.
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People who are not afraid of anything, who have suppressed fear in themselves, have essentially become schizophrenics. Now they are haunted by hallucinations, omens and Deja Vu.
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A person who seeks to control everything, carries out a search for order, which degenerates into a pre-schizophrenic state. Such people are prone to hallucinations, magic, predictions and augmented reality. These people do not like the real world, and try to impose their vision of the world on all people around them, which is expressed in a thirst for power and control.
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I'm not a normal person. I am surrounded by many people living in an alternate reality. Everyone has mystical thoughts. All miracles see, hallucinations, visions of the future, around some kind of mysticism. But I have none of this. The most I ever saw in my life were dreams when I was sleeping.
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An emotional overdose associated with euphoria or fear, generates hallucinations, suspiciousness or even paranoid schizophrenia. A person sincerely believes in his hallucinations, considering them a reality and imposing them on others. The effect of augmented reality is created.
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