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Originally Posted by stahrgeyzer
This therapist says brain imaging research shows that it's common for people to have DID. I started noticing this long ago in people. For example, people of various religious here their God, but the personality & words of that so-called God varies a lot depending what the person believes. Like I've said before, I learned that it's very easy to create "alters." It just takes time. And it takes time to fade away an alter.
I'm am 100% certain that religion is one way to create an alter. One of the most popular on Earth is a God alter, which of course varies a lot depending on the persons beliefs, inner beliefs. Others included Jesus alter, Allah alter, Mother Mary alter, Buddha alter. Do to my "new age" type of beliefs that started in high school, I have an alter that is my higher-self alter. She's by far the nicest alter to me. I also have the "God" and Jesus alter. Do to my mixed beliefs, they haven't been the best alters to me. Although my Archangel Michael alter is pretty awesome! I miss him!
With all of the recent AI research it's forced a lot more academics to study the brain. It's become obvious that there's a whole undiscovered world in the brain, like another Universe.
Video title: The truth about "multiple personalities"
Video description: A veteran trauma-recovery therapist proposes that recent brain-imaging research shows that degrees of "personality splitting" ('multiple personalities") are common and are not a "mental illness." Splitting ranges from minor to severe, depending on the degree of early-childhood nurturance or trauma. One implication is that we can - within limits - retrain different "parts" of our personality to improve our lives.
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And yes, alters can be very psychic and amazing. I know a lot of people don't believe in the supernatural, but decades of research and proven to me with any doubt that it's real. I've practically killed myself trying to figure out the nature of reality. Although I don't pretend to yet understand it, I have to say that by far the best known theory is the Simulation theory/hypothesis. I've studied pretty much every religion, philosophy, theories, hypothesis. They just don't explain everything. Old earth religions are the worst at explaining everything, and they're flooded with contradictions, including "gotchas" that academics have discovered that disprove some of them such as the book of Mark being a known forgery in the bible.
A lot of academic scientists are now researching Simulation theory, which they say has long reached the point of becoming a solid theory. There are various versions of Simulation theory. You might have heard the owner of SpaceX and Tesla corp. talk about Simulation theory. That's the version I believe in, which basically states that the simulation does not simulation everything particle in the Universe, but only simulations what you are observing. It's more like a video game or virtual reality type of simulation. Video games don't simulate atoms and subatomic particles in walls because it's not necessary. It only simulates what is necessary, what the person is observing.
In a simulation anything's possible. Including supernatural events. IMO the simulation that we most likely exist in has vivid dream characteristics. Wiccan is a good way to see the nature of reality. They conjure up endless deities. You can conjure up a make believe deity, which are merely alters. Most are probably fragmented alters. Given enough time you can create a full alter. IMO spirit guides and angels are usually full or close to being full alters. People like to differentiate the differences between the different mental disorders such as DID and schizophrenia. For example, they'll say that *typically speaking* alter voices are within and schizophrenia voices are outside. Well, if that's the definition they want to assign some a title such as DID and schizophrenia, then great, but IMO they're both are alters. I can create alters that can speak both within and outside. It's been my experience the DID alters tend to be more complete and stable than schizophrenia alters. Schizophrenia alters can be very dream like, unstable, chaotic, changing, fading, new ones being created on the spot.