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spiritual_emergency · Mar 05, 2010 at 02:42 PM

Further notes from Naveen...

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I grew up hearing the famous saying "vaham ka ilaaz toh lukmaan hakim kei pass bhi nahi hai"" ( there is no cure for compulsive doubt thoughts).

Last week, I began treatment of such a case. I estimated that it would require at least 8-10 days with 2 hours each day to cure it completely...However after 4 days, patient was back to normal life...

My discoveries with this case and also in curing schizophrenia is that the root cause of these compulsive disorders and mental disease is Break of trust. This can happen by loosing some one loved one or divorce or a case of cheating... where your trust is broken. This explains why developed nations have schizophrenia as 4th largest epidemic with more than 40% divorce rate and single parenting. The trust factor is already very fragile in such people and fear of loosing any relationship is at its peak...

How does it work: When we loose trust, energies are moved from HARA (swathishtan) chakra to third eye chakra. While doing so, it sucks energies out from root chakra also and third eye chakra is overcharged. hence symptoms like you find no meaning in life or struggle to find purpose in life becomes common... In absence of attachment to worldly desires, patient begin to behave more like a straight line ( complete neutral to happiness and sadness) because they no more can take hurt and pain...

In fully developed case, they begin to hear conflicting voices in their head and it further adds to their so called madness...

It was rather very simple to cure them and it does not need any special skills. You can feel these symptoms even in your happy relationship that as and when you begin to feel that you can not trust your partner ( even if it is just for a moment).. observe how your energies and thoughts get stuck in a loop and one thought leads to another one...Till you finally break away due to some other engagment of mind or your routine or your own positive energies pull you out...

Another factor which makes one person fall for this disorder over others is development of ego. If ego is not well developed, you are more likely to fall pray to this disease in case of loss of trust ( real or perceived).

precaution, symptoms, warnings and early signs: few simple steps are

1. watch your breathing... chances are you are not breathing right and you are breathing through mouth

2. Bipolar effect: Watch spikes of emotions. You suddenly get very angry and nothing exists and next moment you are normal...

3. You can not relax. difficult to sleep. hyper active mind. meditation is just not possible and yoga you can not do...

4. your feet are seldom on ground...

5. your head is more looking towards ground and whole body is bent towards front...

Cure:

1. Crying helps. In most cases, these diorders come because when the event happened, you did not cry and flushed out the impact. Hence that frequency of betral goes deep and remains frozen. crying helps melting it.

2. correct breathing

3. do yoga/meditation on root and swathishtan chakra.

4. relax if you can..

problem is none of it can be done by patient himself... he needs protected environment. However there is no one who does not suffer from frequency of doubt and there is almost no one who has not feat being cheated...degree and intensity may vary...hence in otherwise normal looking people like you and me, above said cure shall do wonders...

My intent is to let people know that any disorder is actually very simple to cure and there are simple scientific methods which over last years I have experimented and cure is possible...so let optimism prevail...

Source: Cure for compulsive disorders

My own comments to that note...

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This is very consistent with my own experience Naveen...

"My descent into "madness" began when my mother died. Within days of her death I would experience the first eruption of what I now call unconscious content, manifest as intense, unexplainable fear. I didn’t know what to do with that kind of fear. It felt foreign and overwhelming to me so I pushed it away and pretended it wasn’t there.

Over the course of the next several months I would go on to lose my two closest and dearest friends, my community, my sense of purpose, and my most persistent form of self-identity. I would give myself to a cause that couldn’t be won, and bear witness to a catastrophic tragedy that involved the deaths of others – people I felt a distorted sense of responsibility for, along with an accompanying sense of distorted guilt for the circumstances of their tragic and premature deaths.

I would become estranged from my husband, children, friends and extended family. I would be unable to follow-up on the career path I had confidently charted for myself only a few months previously. I would rarely sleep through the night. I would be plagued by nightmares and visions of destruction. My sense of trust would be utterly destroyed. I would lose all faith in the goodness of people, the balance of justice, or the possibility of divine order. Expectations that were too high, too many losses, too much fear, too fast, with no time between to assimilate each. I became stuck – frozen in a state of grief, fear, loss and failure, unable even to cry over those events. In the shadowed recesses of my mind I secretly believed that I too was dead, just like those others...

Source: Psychosis, PTSD and Story as a Vehicle of Healing

See also: How to Produce An Acute Schizophrenic Break