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Schizophrenia

Geoff-Allen

Resident megalomaniac
Interesting article at wake up world site -

Whenever we suffer a physical or emotional trauma, it is said that a part of our soul flees the body in order to survive the experience. With every cut and wound, our essence and vitality grows weaker. This process is called “Soul Loss” which I’ve previously written about.

Now, I want to explore with you how to recover these soul fragments. This process is known as “Soul Retrieval.”

Soul Retrieval Can Heal Addiction, Trauma and Mental Illness – Here’s How

All the best!
 

Geoff-Allen

Resident megalomaniac
Some book excerpts from a recent search? -

Journey of our Spirit - Lightwords - Life Coaching, Healing, Wellness

How do we know that our spirit exists? And if it does, what is its purpose?

These are just some of the things that I discuss in my book, Journey of our Spirit. Through channelled messages, personal experiences and stories you will discover how your spirit can help you to:
  • Understand more about life
  • Live life with greater awareness
  • Improve your sense of wellbeing
  • Feel better about yourself and the life experiences that face you
  • Improve your state of health
  • Attract what you want in life to you
  • Look for the best in each day
  • Develop your sense of humour and, most importantly,
  • Live life with fullness and Love
Written in a friendly, informal, self-help style, Journey of our Spirit encourages us to think about the way we live. Filled with practical tips and tools it inspires us to make positive changes to our lives so that we can be the best we can.

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Geoff-Allen

Resident megalomaniac
How about a few quotes on healing -

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TOP 25 QUOTES BY CAROLINE MYSS (of 227) | A-Z Quotes

All the best!
 

Geoff-Allen

Resident megalomaniac
Found this site -

Learning how to love yourself is a key ingredient for happiness. Self love is at the very core of wellbeing, joy, self-empowerment, and our ability to enjoy the kind of life we want. Even if you had everything else in your life exactly the way you wanted it, you wouldn't be able to enjoy it if you weren't at peace with yourself.

Besides that, every relationship you ever have with someone else exactly mirrors one or more aspects of the relationship you have with yourself.

How To Love Yourself

PLENTY more at that site!

All the best!
 

Geoff-Allen

Resident megalomaniac
John Watkins booktopia schizophrenia

A few - I needed to add the schiz as there is another author of same name!

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Geoff-Allen

Resident megalomaniac
A little relapse ...

From "The Troubled Mind":

Since the beginnings of recorded history, man has been fascinated with the insane, with their deranged feeling, thinking, and behaviour. Insane people with fanciful delusions have at times attracted large numbers of adherents, who looked upon their psychotic leaders as prophets or as saviours of some sort. The alluring properties of the "prophet's" message may be more than just a beckoning of a way to escape from the boredom of everyday life. I suspect that many followers are riveted by a peculiarly intoxicating quality of psychotic ecstasy conveyed by the "mad" leader.

The psychiatric disease that converts man into an other-worldly creature - at once wiser than the wisest of the sane and yet so deeply troubled that he suffers more than a terminal cancer patient - is surely schizophrenia. Because of his bizarre loss of contact with everyday reality, the schizophrenic can appeal to us as a messiah bearing the message of the infinite. For our conception of the universe is bounded by the straitjacket of conventional thinking processes. A schizophrenic's self-perception is so fragmented that he seems to function at a different plane of consciousness from the rest of humanity. Some psychiatrists who have dealt extensively with schizophrenics even wonder whether the schizophrenic's "psychotic" perception of the world might not conform more to ultimate reality than does our sane vision.

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