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Thank you, found it. I thought that was just for me not for everyone.

I value your contribution greatly, though I can only assume how difficult it must be sometimes. You're seen for what you do more than you realize.

Of course it's not about becoming a robot that has no emotion. Of course there would be tears and screams that have a certain beauty in their own right. It's not about getting rid of suffering, but to realize that even THAT is part of LOVE and embracing it so totally that you wouldn't ever have it any other way.

Oh I can think of even more terrible things. There's almost no limit how terrible it can get. I know that. That's what makes this topic so spicy ✨

There are certainly cases that are dysfunctional and require some kind of external help. Though that distinction must be done by the one experiencing those states, as long as he's not harming others, of course. That being said, on the other hand I think it's not as clear-cut as: This is Awakening, this is psychosis, but way more complex. If we could handle many cases - maybe even most - differently, I'm sure it would open up great possibilities for mankind. There are areas of the psyche that remain greatly unexplored precisely because of that distinction and the fear of permanent insanity. "Illness" is something a body has, not a psyche. I'd rather call it "dysfunctionality". Treating those people as merely "ill" creates that fear-based reality and makes it more difficult to trust other people with those topics, isolating them more and making them seem even more ill. There are far too few places in our society that have a fearless approach with those things. I think the worst cases of insanity - even someone like Connor Murphy - could be prevented by precisely not immediately labeling them insane, but finding ways of handling difficult spiritual states and having communities - that are not just "insane asylums" or the like - where they can integrate, making true healing finally a possibility.

If you're pretty dense psychedelics might be a good start.

With that attitude you're never gonna find out.

You could. That would be the real science.

That's, like, your opinion, man.

The concept of "Psychosis" is a human defense mechanism against the spiritual realms.

I sense that suffering has many layers, whereas physical gravity is more black & white whether it exists or not.

It doesn't, but it can be deconstructed. I haven't achieved that either, but I've become aware of the possibility. Suffering is not inherently real, but a very intricate - may I say genius - construction of GOD.

Of course. Sense the Truth in my words or don't. It's up to you.

Even delusions carry a figment of Truth. What's important is how beautiful it is, not necessarily how logical.

At one point one has to transcend logic to get to the Higher Truths.