Autists  are  people  who  show  no  interest  in  other  people.

A person immersed in the depths of his illusions, turned away from reality, is called down, schizophrenic, autistic...  What is the name of a person who has lost his temper and plunged into parallel illusory worlds?

Autism is the ability to superconcentrate and contemplate beauty at a point.  Autism is the pursuit of an extreme form of completion.  You need to learn to get out of the point.  You should realize that there is beauty at any point.  The dots are beautiful, but the main thing is that huge mosaic that was drawn by millions of these dots.

An autistic is an almost perfect person who has managed to achieve almost perfect concentration.  Look at an autistic person and realize what the approach to the ideal leads to.

Regarding the craving for loneliness, it can be noted that the disease autism is a pathological desire to avoid communication.  Other features of this disease are a tendency to automatism, a tendency to hyper-restraint and emotional self-control, avoidance of social interactions.  I see signs of obsessive-compulsive disorder, schizophrenia, and an attempt at self-control.  These people are very emotional and can't control their emotions.  They have to spend all their energy on self-control and closure  from external irritants.

Autism is the ultimate stage of self-control.  Winning control.  The victory of reason over uncertainty is called autism.  However, this victory is false, because the autistic person becomes hysterical at the slightest loss of control.

I noticed that there are many more autistic people than people think.  An autistic person is a person trapped in their own world.  The Little God of the ideal world, afraid of the real world like fire.  It seems to me that four out of five will fall under this definition.

What distinguishes schizophrenia from Genius is knowledge.  Ignorance is schizophrenia, neurosis, narcissism, autism.  But if you add knowledge and awareness to this, you get a nice and useful genius for society.

Autism can be cured by developing personal consciousness.  That is, the problem of an autistic person is that as a result of problems with sensitivity, he receives distorted information from the outside world, and his consciousness does not develop and is afraid of this information.  We can teach the autistic mind to correctly interpret feelings and develop his consciousness by artificial methods.

The problem of autistic people is hypersensitivity, which leads to the fact that the consciousness is blinded and blocks external senses.  Once isolated, consciousness ceases to develop, getting stuck at the stage of early dichotomous thinking.  In fact, an autistic person is unable to control his feelings, is afraid of them and everything that generates them.

Hypersensitivity causes the autistic person to focus on things and actions.  Such attachment forms narcotic effects.  If the object of attachment is removed, then there is a classic withdrawal, fear, pain, aggression.  Low social activity is caused by vulnerability in love, resentment, thirst for power over the drug, as well as lack of necessity, because already existing objects of affection give enough blinding pleasure, against which the rest of the world is black and scary.  In this sense, autism is an extreme form of neurosis.

There is an opinion that an autistic child initially had hypersensitivity and super-empathy, but then he empathically considered his mother, felt her pain and emptiness of Soul, her unhappiness, her fear, the lack of love in her.  Feeling all this horror, the child received post-traumatic shock and closed off from the outside world.

The point is that these autistic people are scared, their minds are closed with fear.  Fear paralyzes them.  Calming autistic people through the tools of love and hormone therapy, we will restore their sight and hearing, give them the opportunity to return to reality.

It is very important that during pregnancy and the first years after it in the soul of a woman there was peace and love.  The child feels the mother.  If the child feels emptiness, pain, fear, anger, hatred, then he will be afraid.  If the child is frightened, he will begin to block his feelings, this will lead to sensory deprivation.  Such a development of events is dangerous by slowing down the development of the child, the development of mental personality disorders, starting with  from neurosis and Psychosomatics to autism and schizophrenia.

The concept of sensory (sensory)  deprivation is the root of all human problems.  Deprivation breeds hunger.  Depression is a consequence of sensory deprivation.  Love, alcohol and all other addictions are a consequence of deprivation.  Atheism and schizophrenia, neurosis and narcissism, it all goes  from deprivation.  Wherever you spit, you get into the consequences of sorting out feelings and their limitations.

Any emotional overkill in a mother is dangerous.  The child reads all the mother's emotions and amplifies them.  A mother can easily blind a child with her love or fear.  The mother makes an idol of the child, she loves the idol, but where the idol is, there is fear.  Fear that something might happen to the priceless idol.  The child, trying to close from the search for maternal emotions, closes emotionally from the outside world.  In severe cases, this leads to the development of autism, schizophrenia, neurosis, narcissism turns the child into a psychopath.

Autistic aspirations are associated with an undeveloped self and a lack of awareness of one's identity in the real world.  Unable to define his boundaries in the real world, the man runs away  from reality, defining yourself in a world of illusions.

Attachment to the comfort zone is very similar to a symptom of schizophrenia.  Autism of schizoids manifests itself in the fact that they withdraw into themselves and seek to avoid all external stimuli.

An autistic person is a holy person compared to a psychopath.  The autistic, like a snail, locks himself in his little world and shivers  fear of reality.  A psychopath is a rebellious autistic who is tired of trembling, and he has declared war on reality, his enemies have become windmills, he is a righteous fighter for justice.  This person carries his nonsense into the real world and this is a problem.

Autistics,epileptics and narcissists are particularly offended if they are not given candy.  "I Want Candy," the man says.  They don't give him candy.  He takes offense, cries, gets angry, considers it an insult and injustice.  Often such patients fall into depression, but the most violent grab the axe and go on the warpath.

Schizophrenia, autism, depression can be expressed by reducing the concept of energy potential.  The person seems to collapse inward, turns into a black hole.  The inner source of energy within that person is dying, the love in him is no more.

Interestingly, the schizoid is autistically disconnected from the outside world, while fragmented within himself.  Detachment from the External is a consequence of internal fragmentation.  This person concentrates all his attention on maintaining inner integrity and fighting with himself.  Schizoids are always tense, and outwardly produce the feeling of very reserved people suffering from constipation. 

The autistic person chains himself because he is torn from the inside.  If the autistic fails  with restraint, he would vomit inside out.  Dissolution in the object of his love, non-observance of distance, over-openness, lack of emotional brakes, exhibitionism is all autistic too.

Neurosis is the shock of rejected Love, in fact, post-traumatic shock.  Offended by people who refused to love him, a person falls into autism and depression, distancing himself from reality, forbidding himself to love reality.

An introvert is an extrovert stricken with intense fear.  A reserved person craved power, vanity and greed too much, for which he got on the horns, got scared and received post-traumatic shock.  Now inside this person sits fear and restrains the inner monster, and is afraid of the outer monsters.  The introvert feels that what he is trying to contain inside himself is in every person and therefore is afraid of the outside world.  This condition is called autism, neurosis and schizophrenia.

Autism, contempt for people, detachment  from humans, unfriendliness and arrogance is the way to hell and to paranoid schizophrenia.

Let's be honest.  The difference between autism and schizophrenia is very illusory.

Overcontrol is possible, tempting, but exhausting.  It seems that here  it is absolute power, but there is no joy, but there is fatigue.  I spoke to a man who taught autistic children and there they had absolute order.  Order was there, but joy and life were not there.

In the case of autistics, we see that people who have reached the limit of inner freedom and are frostbitten by the outside world fall under the complete control of the outside world and are absolutely controlled.  Autistic people are completely predictable and therefore there are psychological techniques that allow them to be completely controlled.

People who seek to work with autistic people have an inner need to control everything at the same time, they themselves crave freedom.  Autistics in this sense are fixated on themselves, the desire to  to the outside world, they are minimal, allowing them to be controlled very effectively, almost like inanimate objects.  In this sense, the cunning state is also very beneficial to the autism of society and all that motivates people to flee from reality.  Some alcoholic and paranoid is a special case of an unfinished autistic.

In Russian, I see a striking similarity of the words artist and autistic.  From the point of view of psychology, these words are also similar.  The artist wears a mask, his true  the self is hidden from reality, repressed and living in an inner world.  The artist lives in the world of representations, shutting out reality.

An autistic person is a person whose brain is enslaved to super-valuable ideas that claim to be truth.  Thus, autistic, delusional and schizophrenic are identical concepts.  In this sense, the delusions of jealousy, obsessive-compulsive disorder and paranoia also fall into this list of identities.

Panic attacks are often associated with a loss of control over the situation.  For example, everything around begins to change dramatically, things on which consciousness fixes its attention and giving it stability begin to change their positions.  The situation is very pronounced in autism.  Autistic people also do not like it when their things are touched and their stable picture of the world changes.  With neuroses, the situation is similar, although less pronounced.

If a waterfall of attention and emotions is brought down on a child, there is a high probability of developing autism and isolation  from reality.  In fact, the search for emotions generates an emotional concussion.