The Truth Behind Religions, Mental Illnesses & Demonic Possessions!!

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Mon, 01/21/2019 - 19:26

(Reply to #61) #62

Old man shouts ...

@ Dan

Though you mentioned an article, you cannot find any research done by any person with an open mind

Translation: "No one who has done any research agrees with me. I did not read all the article"

Even doctors are making an assumption only based on their current research. They don't have an absolute understanding of what causes voice hearing.

Of course Doctors and Psyches base their treatments and findings on current research. They do not use unevidenced Youtube videos as a basis for treatment or diagnoses.
No body has an absolute understanding of any conscious thought ....as yet.. But I am pretty sure it doesn't involve spurious Youtube videos and unevidenced assertions.

Instead of just parroting what are, in essence, entertainment short films for the gullible, maybe you should concentrate on the real research. Oh and try reading ALL the article I linked and then have a look at the studies quoted. Then come back and edit your comment.

Mon, 01/21/2019 - 05:05

#63

danraleigh

On top of this today no one

On top of this today no one knows what causes thought broadcast delusion which is a primary symptom of Schizophrenia. But let me tell you this, the cause of thought broadcast delusion is due to an intelligent phenomenon that actually exists on Earth. It's not due to mental illness as doctors are thinking.

A person would experience a high number of synchronous activities that would correlate with that person's thoughts, actions, certain things related to his/her past life or anything related to that particular individual. These synchronous activities are taking place in an intelligent manner directing a person to believe that their thoughts are broadcasting, others know their thoughts, people are following them etc... All these false conclusions or beliefs that humans are having is due to the erroneous judgment of this intelligent phenomenon that actually exists.

For example: a person who is in the streets could be thinking about something that is so private to them but suddenly this particular individual would see the person who is in front of him/her is laughing or the person who is front of him would say something meaningful to his/her thought. I could take so many examples such as this to show you the type of the high number of synchronous activities(that are meaningful to them) that a person would experience prior they ending up in these false conclusions.

They would experience these meaningful synchronous activities(that are meaningful) even from TV, Radio, social networks etc.. This will create a strong belief in a person and based on the type of synchronous activities they would even believe that their phone is being hacked, their house has been bugged, someone is spying them etc..

These false conclusions have nothing to do with mental illness, an intelligent phenomenon that exists on Earth is the cause. This is why thought broadcast delusion can be traced back to 17th century only. All these cases are connected to the UFO phenomenon or the technology behind the UFO phenomenon.

Mon, 01/21/2019 - 18:51

(Reply to #63) #64

arakish

@ Dan

You forgot the dressing again...

CyberLN's Razor: A nice vinaigrette dressing must be served with any word salad.

rmfr

Mon, 01/21/2019 - 05:23

#65

danraleigh

@David, I have already

@David, I have already mentioned anecdotal evidence here. Then on top of this, I have spoken to voice hearers as well to understand this. You can do your own research. The problem is no one in the academic community has done this type of a research and that's due to our general view of voice hearing.

Mon, 01/21/2019 - 05:40

(Reply to #65) #66

David Killens

@Dan

"The problem is no one in the academic community has done this type of a research"

A lot of research has been done on this subject by the scientific community. The general consensus on the results is one of mental illness. Just Google "voices in head".

Mon, 01/21/2019 - 19:29

(Reply to #66) #67

Old man shouts ...

@ Dan

Wrong. There have been a myriad of studies into "voice hearing" I linked an article from Psychology Today. You obviously did not read it.

Perhaps I should link an article about selective lying.

Mon, 01/21/2019 - 05:29

#68

David Killens

Dan, that post is so rambling

Dan, that post is so rambling and fucked up it immediately brought Billy to mind ....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vGRJlEwhhF0

Mon, 01/21/2019 - 05:47

#69

danraleigh

@David, I understand what

@David, I understand what kind of research that the scientific community has done and I understand what they haven't done. Check post #60.

Wed, 01/23/2019 - 01:51

(Reply to #69) #70

arakish

@ Dan

Evidently not since you cannot and will not understand that ALL "voices in the head" phenomena are nothing more than Schizophrenia.

rmfr

Fri, 12/30/2022 - 01:08

#71

Kreston

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