Mental Disease Overview- potential cure?

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Hello, Das

 

If you're having these challenges, why don't you ask a

pandit to perform a yagya for you to cure your

condition? I believe this perfomance is within the

purview of jyotish. If you do, please let us know if

it works.

 

Regards,

 

John R.

 

 

 

 

--- Das Goravani <> wrote:

>

> It's true that many have told me they benefit from

> my exposure of my own turmoils.

>

> I also get alot of mail from others suffering,

> telling me so. That's

> very interesting actually, as I'll cover below.

>

> I get some emails and phone calls telling me to

> shut up to protect my

> good reputation.

>

> Some friends tell me I'll never get a wife if I keep

> this up, and so on.

>

> My own heart is that of pure honesty. That's part of

> my problem.

>

>

>

>

>

> I am right now in the middle of an extreme swing

> down. So it's an

> interesting time to be writing. Very jittery

> fingers, have to correct

> alot, may notice funny sentences, hyperness in the

> midst of extreme

> remorse, it's very weird.

>

>

> I can say that I have had a tremendous mind in this

> life. I wish I could

> share it more easily- what I see. It's been a real

> pleasure, being able

> to visualize geometry in my mind, understand math

> easily, have colorful

> flying dreams, be able to read so fast and

> understand well, and so on.

> The things I can see about our universe are really

> cool. I have

> animation software and would like to try to share

> some of it, but can't

> get to it, for many reasons, depression, money, GJ3

> needed first, and so on.

>

>

> The diagnosis of what I have changes over time,

> which is normal. It's

> sliding towards bi polar but it isn't there yet, as

> the manias required

> for that have not been seen, but like Bi Polar, but

> without the hi

> manias, just slightly seeing those.

>

>

> But I have the polymaths problem, the "Touched"

> intelligence, the demon

> that chases us, as many before have discussed it.

>

>

> These days, In this game, one sees a psychiatrist,

> who is a prescriber,

> not a counselor, and they work with you on the

> medications. There are

> many modern medications that directly target various

> neuro transmitter

> chemicals in the brain. Finding the right cocktail

> for each patient is

> the trick- a little more Seratonin and

> Norepanephrine, a little less

> Dopamine, like this, it's a game of hide and seek.

> The drugs are there,

> but it's a hard area to diagnose clearly all the

> time.

>

>

> So the shrinks today pretty much focus on these new

> drugs, which started

> with Prozac, but has blossomed into a whole array of

> such things which

> all target different things, and some undo the side

> effects of the

> others, so you mix for that reason too.

>

>

> It's very expensive. One can easily pay $4 to $6 per

> day for each drug,

> and if there's a few prescribed, it can run you

> hundreds per month to be

> on these meds.

>

>

> They work, but it's a complex and tricky part of the

> body, and the cause

> and cure of these kinds of mental diseases is still

> being researched.

> It's a complex field where much relieving headway

> has been made, but

> there's alot more to go.

>

>

> One things for sure, anyone who has serious panic,

> depression, and all

> mental illnesses, are usually treatable these days.

> Most of them are.

>

>

> When one's mind and consciousness goes to extremes,

> one can perceive

> things not normally noticed. This was the whole

> argument for LSD and

> phychadelic mushrooms etc. That by seeing

> hallucinations, one's mind got

> expanded, that these drugs made you feel differently

> about life.

>

>

> In fact, these drugs directly work on the same

> chemicals that these

> class of medications I mentioned target. Generally

> psychadelics and some

> other drugs will either max or block one of these

> transmitters, thus

> greatly affecting your brains functioning, thus you

> experience something

> very unusual.

>

>

> So now, the "mental diseases" are when the balance

> of these things is

> such that "disfunctional symptoms" appear in the

> individual rather than

> some pleasureable experience.

>

> We all know or have heard of "bad trips" for people

> taking LSD. Yes,

> some people experience horror when they take LSD.

> This is because of the

> way their brain is balanced. The LSD has a different

> effect for them by

> maxing out Seratonin as it does.

>

> So, when you see "crazy" people walking down the

> street, often they

> simply have very strange brain chemistry. That's why

> they're talking to

> themselves, or walking strange.

>

> I have had a highly productive life and have proved

> that my brain is

> definitely capable of producing in the real world. I

> always got high

> marks, got full scholarships to a University,

> excelled in the HK

> Movement, excelled in business, programming,

> Jyotish, Music, Writing,

> and other things. I've had a great life in the

> intellectual/mental arena.

>

> So what went wrong?

>

> Well, it's complex. If you read the journals, you

> see the shrinks

> talking about environmental factors, genetic

> factors, and trigger

> factors, and so on.

>

> These are there with me. It's known to be a genetic

> thing, bi polar and

> depression. That's known, and my family has lots of

> history. Then for

> triggers, I know what they were for me, so I can

> give a story as to why

> this happened to me.

>

> But then scientists will have a slightly different

> story, somewhat

> paralelling mine at first, then changing, and this

> is where it gets interesting.

>

> At first, something starts a depletion, usually some

> stress in life,

> depleting the brain in one way or another.

>

> After this the shrinks say, the change in the

> persons thinking and

> behavior begins a spiral downward, pulling down

> other neurotransmitters,

> and eventually rendering the person a real basket

> case (at least in the

> old days before these meds).

>

> The person themself however doesn't notice the

> initial slow process of

> depletion, of usually Seratonin first. They don't

> notice, as it's so gradual.

>

> They then don't notice the next one going either, or

> the next, but

> eventually, their lives fall apart due to so much

> bad

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