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'''[[Psychosis]]''' is a severe mental disorder in which thought and emotions are so impaired that contact is lost with external reality. | '''[[Psychosis]]''' "'''is a severe mental disorder in which thought and emotions are so impaired that contact is lost with external reality'''". | ||
The resulting delusion can form both with individuals but also with the [[Mass Formation Psychosis|Mass Formation of a Psychosis]]. | |||
Our perception of external reality is directly affected by our willingness to perceive our own internal reality. | Our perception of external reality is directly affected by our willingness to perceive our own internal reality. | ||
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What impairs thought more than denial? | What impairs thought more than denial? | ||
When our thought is impaired and our perception of the | When our thought is impaired and our perception of the eternal reality is impaired we may appear to act or even be crazy. But [[Are_you_crazy|are you crazy]] or just temporarily impaired? | ||
What is seen as denial may merely be self-defense or trust issue or just plain fear? We often deny the truth because of trauma that is too painful to see alone. | What is seen as denial may merely be self-defense or trust issue or just plain fear? We often deny the truth because of trauma that is too painful to see alone. | ||
Latest revision as of 09:35, 7 August 2023
Psychosis
Psychosis "is a severe mental disorder in which thought and emotions are so impaired that contact is lost with external reality".
The resulting delusion can form both with individuals but also with the Mass Formation of a Psychosis.
Our perception of external reality is directly affected by our willingness to perceive our own internal reality.
Man has been in a state of psychosis since he denied his responsibility of choosing to eat of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil.
What impairs thought more than denial?
When our thought is impaired and our perception of the eternal reality is impaired we may appear to act or even be crazy. But are you crazy or just temporarily impaired?
What is seen as denial may merely be self-defense or trust issue or just plain fear? We often deny the truth because of trauma that is too painful to see alone.
What can help us overcomes denial more than admission and confession?
Meditation may allow the humble heart and willing mind to confront, admit and confess our own denial.
The truth shall set you free if you will receive the truth.