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Originally Posted by Atypical_Disaster
I wonder if that would help my subconscious at all. It is an interesting thought. It is curious how psychosis tends towards that very thing, even in atheists. I find it fascinating, I wonder how and why this happens. It seems as if psychosis latches on to what beliefs are dominant in someone's culture irrespective of personal belief or lack of belief, and how that process works and why and so on ...
I have to admit, the Shamanism themes in your psychosis were fascinating to me just because it was atypical for spiritually themed delusions ...
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I had a friend who had trained as a shaman and took me on a visit to the underworld (not bad) to get a spirit animal....it stuck with me. For me I don’t think I stuck to dominant themes so much as the unknown, things my brain was still not 100% on. Sandra ingerman has some great books and videos on shamanism and its entirely neutral there is no evil. Maybe check one out and see if you can redirect the psychosis?