Yes, I have held this theory before, that we see reality for what it is and everything is so real when we are in this state it is just too overwhelming for us to handle causing us to loose it. I know when I had my frst mania at 13 it was like the first time I saw everything for what it was and almost everything I believed in seemed to be a lie.

It's so personal, the meanings and revolations we come up with during episodes and nobody but ourselves will ever know what it all meant and what we may have discovered about the world and ourselves. Everything we say is written off as bs and delusions by western medcine.
In some cultures we might have been taught to be shamans or recognized as having a gift and becoming spiritual healers. Manias could actually be an awkening of khundalini, but since we're not prepared we have no way of welcoming this diminsional shift. I have personally fealt healing factors while manic. Yet, when I ask about why such things happen pdocs and therapists have no idea what I'm talking about.

I have been there where I know different dimensions are real and possible to get to. My sixth sense is mostly gone now and I do miss it. Synchronicty is real and others around me have even commented on it before.

I don't think I'd be able to handle an actual ghost sitting listening to a conversation though. That sounds intense.

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