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Originally posted by spookymulder
i think in a way everyone shows some fear toward the dark some more than others.
Originally posted by interestedalways
It came to mind how when people say they get rid of "evil" by using the name of Jesus. Like "Flee in the name of Jesus"
If a person believes that Jesus has the power to defeat evil it will reflect in the way they handle the situation. That seems like the belief in the power empowers the person to defeat the "scary stuff"
So is the power of non-fear the overcomer in the situation? What ever it takes to make you not scared, there in lies your power.
Originally posted by klawsraught
Thanks for your reply, nothing too eventful has been happening, just my mind playing tricks on me. I will update for awhile just in case something of interest arises.
Btw not sure whose eyes those are, but they are quite amazing, i couldnt even read your post for the first couple of minnutes!
“The schizophrenic experience can be a terrifying journey through a world of madness no one can understand, particularly the person travelling through it. It is a journey through a world that is deranged, empty, and devoid of anchors to reality. You feel very much alone. You find it easier to withdraw than cope with a reality that is incongruent with your fantasy world. You feel tormented by distorted perceptions. You cannot distinguish what is real from what is unreal. Schizophrenia affects all aspects of your life. Your thoughts race and you feel fragmented and so very alone with your “craziness...”
1) DENIAL: One of the major symptoms of some mental illness, particularly paranoid schizophrenia, is denial (by the patient) of the illness itself and in many cases the patient has tremendous fear that the helpers are trying to poison or harm them with the treatments and medications.