Psychotic breaks and unlocking the mind

[Whiterain]

Are there any studies on any actual benefits of having psychotic breaks? I was interested in if it causes any extra brain activity or activates dormant parts of the brain, fascinating stuff...

After my first one my hair started growing backwards...

I am generally "euphoric," my perception changed significantly and how I see the world, peoples minds are sheltered, like we're trained to perceive the world in a desired perspective. However, I do get aggravated at things out of my control... I haven't struggled with depression.

I just want to go to the next level, man.

 

[Mindmaster]

Are there any studies on any actual benefits of having psychotic breaks? I was interested in if it causes any extra brain activity or activates dormant parts of the brain, fascinating stuff...

After my first one my hair started growing backwards...

I am generally "euphoric," my perception changed significantly and how I see the world, peoples minds are sheltered, like we're trained to perceive the world in a desired perspective. However, I do get aggravated at things out of my control... I haven't struggled with depression.

I just want to go to the next level, man.

The magic of the world is hidden by a layer of reason. I think if you seek genuine mystical experiences, limited insanity is the way to get there. :S

 

[Valjean]

There's a reason they call LSD, mescaline, psilocybin, &al psychotomimetics (psychosis-mimics).

 

[Whiterain]

Hugs & kisses to you all

Brain... Stupid brain...

Stupid power up....

 

[Whiterain]

Don't hold thy hand... Thus is the supreme, I'm sorry. I love Goku.

 

[Valjean]

What's with all the cartoons? What do they have to do with the OP?

 

[psychoslice]

I don't think you know where you are !.

 

[Valjean]

I'm not in Kansas anymore?

 

[Mindmaster]

There's a reason they call LSD, mescaline, psilocybin, &al psychotomimetics (psychosis-mimics).

Scientifically, micro-doses of such chemicals yield similar results to other far less healthy brews. Anyway, you can reach such states any number of ways:

Extreme Isolation
Dancing
Drumming or Chanting
etc

Chemicals not always required, but a little alcohol can work too. Expand your mind by telling it to **** off hehe.

 

[Whiterain]

I click my heels and I'm out of this HELL.

Psychology is just a tool to keep the sheep in order.

This world is becoming more and more bull****, honestly. They are suppressing our minds entirely...


The cartoons are just a denial device... I've been in a dark place called history the last days...

Catacombs, plagues... The wrath of God things...


Other than that peeps are just insulting... banal, vile little beasts... Disregard them.


SO I WAS TALKIN ABOUT HAVING A PSYCHOTIC BREAK AND THINGS.


GO SUPER SAIYAN >_<

 

[Araceli Cianna]

My psychotic break was terrifying, and I was totally out of touch with reality. I can't think of any plus sides to that.

 

[Twilight Hue]

What's with all the cartoons? What do they have to do with the OP?

What do you think? Its a psychotic outbreak!

 

[janesix]

Are there any studies on any actual benefits of having psychotic breaks? I was interested in if it causes any extra brain activity or activates dormant parts of the brain, fascinating stuff...

After my first one my hair started growing backwards...

I am generally "euphoric," my perception changed significantly and how I see the world, peoples minds are sheltered, like we're trained to perceive the world in a desired perspective. However, I do get aggravated at things out of my control... I haven't struggled with depression.

I just want to go to the next level, man.

I think psychosis can open a window into the spiritual realm. Or its the spiritual realm that drives us nutz Haven't decided yet. About dormant parts of the brain, I have no idea.

 

[Nietzsche]

I think psychosis can open a window into the spiritual realm. Or its the spiritual realm that drives us nutz Haven't decided yet. About dormant parts of the brain, I have no idea.

As someone who is schizophrenic, and suffered from pretty intense delusions and hallucinations until I was finally(forcibly due to some things that happened) medicated(and is forever thankful for it), I find this train of thought to be extremely worrying.

 

[Araceli Cianna]

As someone who is schizophrenic, and suffered from pretty intense delusions and hallucinations until I was finally(forcibly due to some things that happened) medicated(and is forever thankful for it), I find this train of thought to be extremely worrying.

Same. I can't imagine anyone who has experienced true psychosis would want it again. Was the OP diagnosed by a professional? Or just self-diagnosed?