So here we have people who are highly sensitive and creative, which are strong attributes of psychic people. Is is really so very much of a stretch to imagine that psychic ability is somewhere nearby? No. And surprisingly, for a change, I am not the first person to think of this. A website I ran into basically states the same thing: The most common psychiatric diagnosis among experients of psychical phenomena is Bipolar Disorder. Also known as manic depression, manic-depressive disorder and bipolar affective disorder, this diagnosis describes a category of mood disorders. And treating people with this disorder as though they were psychic would probably do a lot for their mental health. Let me explain: Once you know you are psychic, a number of things can be dealt with: You are aware that you are picking up the thoughts of other people and that this affects your moods. From there, you can learn to deal with it. You stop asking yourself the question: Am I crazy? No, you’re psychic. You understand that you can’t change who you are. So you don’t try. You can begin to carve an identity for yourself that matches what you are actually capable of. So you stop spending energy trying to be someone that doesn’t fit you. If you are not dealing with these things they will catch up with you. And it just might be that the people who are most vulnerable are highly sensitive, creative types that have not learned the first thing about dealing with the psychic onslaught of the world and are trying to pretend that they’re normal when they aren’t. This can push people to the brink. I can speak from personal experience here. The more comfortable I’ve become with being psychic, the calmer I’ve been and my emotions have been much more steady. I’m not as prone to depression or simply malaise. It’s easier to shake out of it. Not because of anything I’m doing psychically, I’m just more comfortable in my own skin. It seems to me that having emotions go through such intense cycles is a symptom of suppression. That is to say, the individual is trying hard to repress something about themselves and failing at it. That something may be their psychic awareness. Those of us who have been through this know how difficult it is to hold back spirit. (for lack of a better word.) I can easily imagine the psychological demolition derby resulting from someone trying too hard to adopt the “rational” mindset when it doesn’t suit them. (It’s in quotations because people are often far less rational than they think they are.) I don’t have any answers here, it’s just something to think about. If bi-polar people were taught to embrace their psychic side and understand it, would that help them? I think it’s a good question.- excerpt from weilerpsiblog.wordpress
Posted on: Sun, 27 Oct 2013 16:53:01 +0000
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