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Originally Posted by x123
I have an old friend who visits me every few years. In 2009, I apparently became mildly psychotic after he visited me. At the time, I believed that my friend was either willingly or unwillingly involved in some kind of conspiracy to harm me by casting spells on me or something. I didn't tell my friend any of this at the time, because he lived far away, and I didn't want to let him know that their spells had any effect on me.
So now it is 2017. My friend has visited a couple of times, and I tried to be as normal as possible. The first time he visited, I was honestly afraid for my life, but I tried to behave normally. The second time he visited, I was afraid at first, but I relaxed quickly. This will be his third visit. I'm much less afraid, and I wondered if I should tell him what happened to me in 2009. So much about that visit puzzles me. People around me were behaving strangely during the weekend (including my friend). Then I suddenly snapped after the weekend ended. I keep wondering if it was all in my imagination or not. I wish I could ask my friend if he remembers anything strange. Probably I should just keep the whole incident to myself. Any thoughts? I guess there is a part of me that can't accept that I imagined all these things. In the past, I never even considered asking my friend, because I assumed he would not be honest. Now I trust him more (which is progress), but I still keep wondering if some of what I experienced was real. (A therapist thought I had delusional disorder, but I think that was an overstatement. Delusional thinking has been a problem though.)
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Hi,
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I believed that my friend was either willingly or unwillingly involved in some kind of conspiracy to harm me by casting spells on me or something.
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If you think someone can cast a spell on you, it is definitely delusional.
Hypnotists can hypnotise people who feel inferior to the hypnotist. It is logical as anybody who goes to the hypnotist must believe that the hypnotist is superior and has some advantage.
Hypnotism is a basic animal instinct to submit to undefensible force of a predator to save pain and fear.