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starseedleo

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Dear Citizen,

I must bring to your attention the most important matter facing our people that you will not hear from mainstream media sources.

Outside the Western World there is no such thing as a Schizophrenic, only Shaman, spiritual leaders. The one percent of our people are the natural community leaders of our species and the most important ability we all have has been intentionally hidden from our people.

Our Empathic ability, to fell what another person is feeling, the ability to mind read, and make an educated guess as to what another human being is thinking. The 1% of our species are the full empath’s of our race.

They are breaking down because of the way we have allowed criminals to create our society. People are operating on power and control and this too is denied. Most professionals are not aware enough to see what is going on with people around them to know the truth.

We are allowing a criminal system to systematically take away these individuals abilities when they are overcome with negative feelings and then require help from our medical system.

Antipsychotic drugs are among the most dangerous used by Doctors. One Doctor said their physical effects are worse than heroin. The drug companies have grossly mislead us about their dangers.

Yet their use continues to increase at the hands of, very much in the dark Doctor’s.

These drugs make people erratic and cause even stronger emotion in several ways. Effectively turning anybody who takes them, into a real Schizophrenic, and they are extremely difficult to stop taking.

Even the fully trained Psychiatrists are very much in the dark about what their dealing with in terms of the people and the drugs.

If we want to create a heaven on Earth as God intended, we must raise our awareness of the truth. We must protect our most sensitive of people before they become ill and place them throughout society as watchful guardians in order to stop corruption and so they may advise on the most human way of doing things.

This is how it was done in the past and there will be no freedom if we cannot abide by Nature’s Law. Criminals are dismantling our freedoms one by one and very few people are taking notice.

At the moment, Doctors and Psychiatrists are quite comfortable, well paid and uninformed. It doesn’t seem to bother most of them how badly people are being hurt. Perhaps they need a larger emotional intake, a larger sense of feeling. Some people have that naturally.

This can lead to ego problems if they are not trained in the ways of nature as we all are needing to be. Tony Blair and George Bush have both said that they think God speaks through them. This is not a Messiah complex, it is the truth.

The more you come to understand God’s Love is a very real part of you, the more you relax and become peaceful and loving within yourself, leaving the P&C way of being behind. The more you think about it the more aware you become, and you are connected to the Devine. Evolved.

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WhiteKnuckle

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This is a very interesting topic.

Currently, I am taking 10mg Lexapro. It's been almost a month since I started. So far the effects have been very positive. I have not had any side effects aside from a drowsy feeling. However I am also an insomniac. I also have OCD, and suffer from post traumatic stress. When I was younger I also took Dilantin for almost a year, also with very positive results, and absolutely no side effects. My results from Lexapro are a relaxation of my mind and my body. A quietness in my mind without the constant lightening and racing thoughts. I can focus a little more on one subject at a time and think things through. I even have the added effect of having a little bit of an inner monlogue. I no longer feel a burning frustration or a tenseness. I'm no longer hyper vigilant. I no longer throw punches when someone touches me in my sleep. I rarely jump when I have unexpected human contact. I'm no longer in a state of fight or flight. I'm no longer waking up angry. The emotions I feel are much the same as a normal person.

I still feel frustrations, I still feel anger, I still feel sadness, I still feel happiness, I still laugh, I can still cry. But, I'm calm, things are at a normal level.

My family has a long history of mental problems ranging from several degrees of chemical imballances. Both sides of my family have long histories of alcoholics and several have struggled with the problem. This includes myself, you can read my post "I'm declining my own victory" and see my recent bout with depression, anxiety and alcoholism.

Most of the side effects of psychoactive drugs are known, and are clearly explained. Yes the side effects can be worse than the original symptoms. I don't feel lied to at all.

Infact, I struggled with talking to a psychiatrist and getting on medication for years. To me it seemed that it wasn't for the best, and that these people just want money, and that the drugs are dangerous.

It took my best friend to tell me I'm not right in the head. He himself is on an antidepressant, and his wife is on an antidepressant. He's taken psychotrophic drugs for years and it's helped him in his imballances. Although he has had bouts with cocaine and alcohol, which wreak havoc on the mind and the medications lose their positive effects.

I don't think that psychotic meds are the answer in and of themselves. I believe that a healthy diet, daily exercise and some counciling are more benifitial in the long run. I also believe in holistic medicine using herbs. However, I haven't explored the holistic approach for mental health with myself. I did take St.Johns wart for a few days and ended up with a headache and I stopped taking it.

As far as dealing with the spiritual aspects of taking medication,,,,,,,,,,,,,, I don't have one single problem with it now. I believe God has created doctors to our benifit. I used to think it was insulting to God if I depended on a doctor to help me with my mental problems. I felt like if I took medication that meant that I wasn't depending on God, and trusting and believing in God to heal me. I was horribly wrong!

To me, this medication is a blessing! It's fantastic to be able to sit and contimplate something, especially God! It's fantastic to be able to finally get a little rest and a good nights sleep and wake up not hating the world. There was always a peace in my heart, and a calmness that I knew was from the Lord. By physical body was not allowing me to feel that due to my lack of chemicals in my brain. I honestly believe that the Lord put certain people in my life that would lead me to get the help that I was denying all my life.

In time, I do plan and hope and pray that I will be able to stop this medication. I view it as a temporary treatment for an illness and is going to give me the ability to deal with issues I've carried all my life. It's a nice little escape from pain and pressure and it's great to not feel I have to torment myself.

If you've ever had a mental illness, you'd understand the absolute hell and torment a person goes through with everyday situations that most people wouldn't even bat an eye at. You'd understand the misery and heartache and the suffering that loved ones go through.
 

Anastacia

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Unless someone is mentally disabled to the point of needing direct care from another....I don't understand why a Christian would take medication. Why wouldn't a Christian rely on God to change them and help them? Maybe they don't trust God enough yet? Maybe they aren't submitting to what Jesus says to do so they aren't being transformed by the renewing of their mind? I do think eating right helps some, but God helps in all ways. I know OCD is fed on fear, and there are many other mental disorders based on fears. I pray that Christians who are having some problems get the faith it takes.

Psalm 34:4 I sought the LORD, and he answered me; he delivered me from all my fears.
 

aspen

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Thanks for sharing your story WhiteKnuckle

I certainly do not question your faith in God for taking medicine that helps you in so many ways.
 

Martin W.

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I have done exhaustive studies on the effects of some prescribed medications on some minds and would tend to agree with much of what starseedleo said in his opening post.

However I would not make the blanket statement about "all" doctors. I lay the blame more in the Psychiatric field. They are predominantly atheist , thier god is a mind altering pill , and they think they are the savior.

Old Testament Job had lots of advisers , no pills , stuck to his trust in God , and survived. He would not have survived otherwise, Some of us in modern day go through a lot of what Job faced. It is not easy.

The atheist-Psychiatrist has missed the opportunity to realize the spiritual component of good and evil that can affect everyday people. Because he is ignorant of those things , he feels everybody has a mental deficiency of some sort. And as savior , he of course has a medication for everything. At least once he can find it. Notice how often patients are given "trials" of multitudes of drugs hoping to find "the right one"

Sadly most Atheist -Psychiatrists are the most messed up minds in our midst. Many take their own lives. This is a sad result.

There are truly folks amongst us who have mental disabilities and we should treat them with all the love and compassion and kindness and medication that we can muster.

But we make an error by looking to medicine for everyday bumps and grinds in life. Life is tough down here. Sometimes One Jesus can get us through what a multitude of pills cannot.

May we all have Jesus near when life is at its worst. He only wrote one prescription , and he paid the bill too. Please Come near to us when we call for you Lord Jesus.

Happy birthday Jesus
December 25th 2010
Arnie Martin Woodside
 

aspen

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I have done exhaustive studies on the effects of some prescribed medications on some minds and would tend to agree with much of what starseedleo said in his opening post.

However I would not make the blanket statement about "all" doctors. I lay the blame more in the Psychiatric field. They are predominantly atheist , thier god is a mind altering pill , and they think they are the savior.

Old Testament Job had lots of advisers , no pills , stuck to his trust in God , and survived. He would not have survived otherwise, Some of us in modern day go through a lot of what Job faced. It is not easy.

The atheist-Psychiatrist has missed the opportunity to realize the spiritual component of good and evil that can affect everyday people. Because he is ignorant of those things , he feels everybody has a mental deficiency of some sort. And as savior , he of course has a medication for everything. At least once he can find it. Notice how often patients are given "trials" of multitudes of drugs hoping to find "the right one"

Sadly most Atheist -Psychiatrists are the most messed up minds in our midst. Many take their own lives. This is a sad result.

There are truly folks amongst us who have mental disabilities and we should treat them with all the love and compassion and kindness and medication that we can muster.

But we make an error by looking to medicine for everyday bumps and grinds in life. Life is tough down here. Sometimes One Jesus can get us through what a multitude of pills cannot.

May we all have Jesus near when life is at its worst. He only wrote one prescription , and he paid the bill too. Please Come near to us when we call for you Lord Jesus.

Happy birthday Jesus
December 25th 2010
Arnie Martin Woodside

Wow. Sure sounds bleak. Not sure why you have decided that the field of psychology is immoral. The whole point of counseling is to help people realize that they are responsible and not mere victims of fate. Personal responsibility is a hallmark of counseling.

Anyway, if you drink water, you probably have SSRIs in your body because our filtering system has no way to remove pharmaceutics from our water supply so enjoy your chemical happiness!
 

Martin W.

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Thanks for sharing your story WhiteKnuckle

I certainly do not question your faith in God for taking medicine that helps you in so many ways.

WhiteKnuckle:
I feel the same way as Aspen.
I feel that you are an unusually honest person.
Thank you for those lessons.
I prayed that you have a kind and wonderful day.
And the same for all of your upcoming days.

I hope your prayers are all answered WhiteKnuckle.
Mine too.

Merry Christmas

from Arnie
 

Selene

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This is a very interesting topic.

Currently, I am taking 10mg Lexapro. It's been almost a month since I started. So far the effects have been very positive. I have not had any side effects aside from a drowsy feeling. However I am also an insomniac. I also have OCD, and suffer from post traumatic stress. When I was younger I also took Dilantin for almost a year, also with very positive results, and absolutely no side effects. My results from Lexapro are a relaxation of my mind and my body. A quietness in my mind without the constant lightening and racing thoughts. I can focus a little more on one subject at a time and think things through. I even have the added effect of having a little bit of an inner monlogue. I no longer feel a burning frustration or a tenseness. I'm no longer hyper vigilant. I no longer throw punches when someone touches me in my sleep. I rarely jump when I have unexpected human contact. I'm no longer in a state of fight or flight. I'm no longer waking up angry. The emotions I feel are much the same as a normal person.

I still feel frustrations, I still feel anger, I still feel sadness, I still feel happiness, I still laugh, I can still cry. But, I'm calm, things are at a normal level.

My family has a long history of mental problems ranging from several degrees of chemical imballances. Both sides of my family have long histories of alcoholics and several have struggled with the problem. This includes myself, you can read my post "I'm declining my own victory" and see my recent bout with depression, anxiety and alcoholism.

Most of the side effects of psychoactive drugs are known, and are clearly explained. Yes the side effects can be worse than the original symptoms. I don't feel lied to at all.

Infact, I struggled with talking to a psychiatrist and getting on medication for years. To me it seemed that it wasn't for the best, and that these people just want money, and that the drugs are dangerous.

It took my best friend to tell me I'm not right in the head. He himself is on an antidepressant, and his wife is on an antidepressant. He's taken psychotrophic drugs for years and it's helped him in his imballances. Although he has had bouts with cocaine and alcohol, which wreak havoc on the mind and the medications lose their positive effects.

I don't think that psychotic meds are the answer in and of themselves. I believe that a healthy diet, daily exercise and some counciling are more benifitial in the long run. I also believe in holistic medicine using herbs. However, I haven't explored the holistic approach for mental health with myself. I did take St.Johns wart for a few days and ended up with a headache and I stopped taking it.

As far as dealing with the spiritual aspects of taking medication,,,,,,,,,,,,,, I don't have one single problem with it now. I believe God has created doctors to our benifit. I used to think it was insulting to God if I depended on a doctor to help me with my mental problems. I felt like if I took medication that meant that I wasn't depending on God, and trusting and believing in God to heal me. I was horribly wrong!

To me, this medication is a blessing! It's fantastic to be able to sit and contimplate something, especially God! It's fantastic to be able to finally get a little rest and a good nights sleep and wake up not hating the world. There was always a peace in my heart, and a calmness that I knew was from the Lord. By physical body was not allowing me to feel that due to my lack of chemicals in my brain. I honestly believe that the Lord put certain people in my life that would lead me to get the help that I was denying all my life.

In time, I do plan and hope and pray that I will be able to stop this medication. I view it as a temporary treatment for an illness and is going to give me the ability to deal with issues I've carried all my life. It's a nice little escape from pain and pressure and it's great to not feel I have to torment myself.

If you've ever had a mental illness, you'd understand the absolute hell and torment a person goes through with everyday situations that most people wouldn't even bat an eye at. You'd understand the misery and heartache and the suffering that loved ones go through.

Wow! Thank you for sharing your story, WhiteKnuckle. I have a close friend who is bipolar and my uncle and cousin was in a mental hospital fighting against depression and delusions. Yes, God created doctors to help us because He always works through humans to accomplish His Will. You are in my prayers and may you and your family have a happy and blessed Christmas!

In Christ,
Selene