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Originally posted by Ectoterrestrial
One thing I doctor might tell you, to try to explain the odd language issue, is that you might have experiences a kind of Wernicke's Aphasia from something like transitory ischemia.
Originally posted by ed 209
What I know of walk-ins is that they are higher-dimensional beings that can take over the body of someone else who's been living here in that body (usually since conception / birth unless they are a walk-in already!) - but this has to happen on both their agreements otherwise it is just possession. (like in demonic possession) If it is agreed upon then the walk-in gets all the memories of the persons life and takes over living as them, while whoever used to occupy that body dies and goes off where they would have upon usual death.
I should point out, I'm not aware of anything like missing-time actually happening to me, what I meant to indicate is that people have tried things like that on me, they try claiming I'd been someplace that I wasn't or that they'd told me something but they never had, they don't get away with it though. They had to go all out to do other stuff to set me up on really mundane levels. Usually though I find that it's people that say and do stuff that I remember, but they don't. They seem to be on schizoid mind-control project harnesses. Most folk seem fine but the few that are controlled that way cause so many problems, it's like they have a split corpus callosum. Or it could be one or a few that just walk-in to whoever is spiritually weak enough not to stop them puppeting their body and / or voice.
Originally posted by Kancho
Originally posted by ed 209
Or it could be one or a few that just walk-in to whoever is spiritually weak enough not to stop them puppeting their body and / or voice.
I suggest you look up a disorder called "Schizophrenia."
Originally posted by ed 209
Then I counter-suggest that you check what was asked in the thread already, and you'll see that I was replying to what a walk-in is. Then I expanded upon an earlier answer I gave as I thought it may seem like I actually had missing-time myself and I am not into misrepresentation, especially not where people's actual lives are concerned.
What evidence do you have that anything commonly known about walk-ins sounds like anything about diagnosed schizophrenia (which I looked up a lot many years ago thanks when I did 'abnormal psychology' for a uni. class)? What type of schizophrenia do you think sounds most like descriptions of walk-ins?
Originally posted by ed 209
LOL, a CAT scan? What country do you live in where you can request things like that for free. You people are hilarious some of you on here, how do you cope in reality?
I can see it now - me at the doctors like that,
'well I want a CAT scan doc'
'why is this?'
'well, I got asked a question on a message board on the internet, then when I replied this insane person tried to claim I was a schizo , and another guy suggested I get a CAT scan - so, here I am!'
'Next!'
Originally posted by Ectoterrestrial
Sufferers of acute Werneke's aphasia often speak in complete gibberish (sometimes in their native language with the wrong words, but other times in completely 'made-up' words. Some sufferer's can understand other's speach. But other sufferers cannot understand anything anyone else says. This specific region of the brain does the input/output of language and it can be quite confusing to those with this condition as suddenly no one else makes sense and no one can understand them.
If you think this doesn't fit, that's fine. I understand that it might not. I just want to make sure you have the complete picture of transient speech aphasia.
Sufferers of acute Werneke's aphasia often speak in complete gibberish
Originally posted by kolo_heights
Just because Science enables us to define an experience through a physical condition doesnt necessarily mean the experience didn't truly happen.
Originally posted by kolo_heights
Just because Science enables us to define an experience through a physical condition doesnt necessarily mean the experience didn't truly happen.
Originally posted by ed 209
Sufferers of acute Werneke's aphasia often speak in complete gibberish
Perhaps so, but we know there's more to this person's account than that - from their first couple of posts. So no need to ignore all the other stuff.
Originally posted by ed 209
LOL, a CAT scan? What country do you live in where you can request things like that for free. You people are hilarious some of you on here, how do you cope in reality?
I can see it now - me at the doctors like that,
'well I want a CAT scan doc'
'why is this?'
'well, I got asked a question on a message board on the internet, then when I replied this insane person tried to claim I was a schizo, and another guy suggested I get a CAT scan - so, here I am!'
'Next!'
Originally posted by Kancho
Originally posted by kolo_heights
Just because Science enables us to define an experience through a physical condition doesnt necessarily mean the experience didn't truly happen.
keep in mind that just because they say it happens doesn't always mean that it actually did!