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Originally Posted by fern46
I see. I hope you are able to find an outlet for change that can accommodate your health needs.
I spent a lot of time and energy pushing against the darkness in this world and it led me to madness. I take a much different approach now. I try not to judge it as it is what I need in order to be stable. I also try not to judge others.
I believe my creator offered free will for a reason and I am using mine to choose safety for myself and my family. I'm just not in a position to avenge the greater evils at this point and that's ok. I am offering service in other ways that do not destabilize me. It has been difficult to accept that, but the lessons I have picked up in humility and unconditional love have been worth the effort.
There is a very fine line for those of us with these sorts of disorders to walk here. We are deeply connected spiritually and I believe there is more to it than a simple malfunction of the brain. It is very difficult to control though. Mine left me feeling more like a puppet than a spiritual warrior.
I only hope you'll keep us posted on your endeavors so that we can assist in the event things get a little out of hand. I think your heart is in a beautiful place and I wish you well with this. I also care for your well-being and hope you can find a way to make change while staying balanced. Allowing our spiritual aspect to dominate our hearts and minds is a slippery slope. Be sure to use your physical, emotional and mental aspects each day in more neutral ways to ground. 
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Thank you, fern. Yes, due to my illness load, I will have to be mostly a cheerleader on the sidelines during this. Sure, I can write a book or two. But mostly, I just need to do my program, be with you guys, and pray.
I was telling someone the other day that our brains are like 12-cylinder Lamborghinis. When well-maintained and tuned, you might get a Van Gogh or a Mozart or maybe Einstein situation. But run out of oil and you are on the side of the road in need of $15,000 worth of work.