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anderson · Jun 30, 2011, 01:06 PM

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I am sorry that one of us was so frustrated with the example from old school PhD’s
Needless to say because of T’s putting them into an all knowing, all seeing wisdom keepers.
They have not made our life any easier then the people that made us the way we are.
To us humans put us into the situations that made us. But a spiritual being gave us the means to survive it.
So when I or any of those within me look for answers of who or what we are I look towards the people that say that they do not have all the answers.
But according to what I see this is how I understand it.
Deepack Chopra is one person that gave me some insight into ourselves.
He does not put our parts down as just make believe but as a means for us to survive.
He uses the analogy of different hats.
This is the natural reaction of how AKA normal people react to one another.
Even normal people will change the way they speak or act according to the person that they interact with.
Very few people will treat their wife, children, extended family and friends the same way.
So the hat refers to the way a person reacts to each person and situation.
Our “HATS” are the alters that come forward.
They at a time of great abuses helped us to survive.
This is something that can not be changed over night for we are hardwire to act this way.
He goes into detail in the book called “How to know God”.
But I found a site that talks about how he sees MPD/DID.
It is not a recommendation but a resource of how we see Who and What we are.
Below is an example of how he sees us. I hope that you can see what I see in it.

What is Ayurveda?
The guiding principle of Ayurveda is the interconnection of all things – the mind and the body, the spiritual and the physical, the inner world and the outer environment. From this holistic perspective, the body isn’t a sloshing bag of biochemicals; it’s a field of quantum mechanical intelligence that is constantly responding to our thoughts, emotions, and intentions.
Consider the example of multiple personality disorder. People suffering from this severe psychiatric illness aren’t affected only at the psychological level. When they shift from one personality to another, dramatic changes can occur in their bodies. For example, one personality might have high blood pressure, while another personality within the same person may not. One personality may have diabetes, while the other personalities test normal for insulin levels.
In the medical research of multiple personalities, there are cases of patients whose eyes transformed from blue to brown as they dropped one personality and put on another. In another case, a woman had three separate menstrual periods every month corresponding to each of her three different personalities.
All of these examples are perfect illustrations of how signals from the quantum mechanical body trigger instantaneous changes in the physical body. The transformation takes place at the deepest level of intelligence, below our conscious awareness.