Psychosis & The Mystical

A short introduction that explores and explains the varied and sometimes similar and overlapping relationship(s) between psychotic and mystic experiences in human life.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• psychiatry
• psychology
• humanities
• transpersonal
• consciousness
• mind
• mental health
• beingness
• mystical
• esoteric
• spiritual
• philosophy
• integral
• altruism
• essence
• unity
• oneness
• non-dual
• universality

[dmsmek]

Very good, very clear and actually this is what happened to me before i had my first schizophrenic break: I opened up all my chakras unknowingly thru a mystical/guided

experience that happened spontaneously after living in the bush for over a year. I

had no knowledge that this is what happened or how to deal with being so open and then i had a severe schizophrenic experience. Anyway, i would love to read your books as i am also writing one. Do you have any published? Thanks, Denise

[Mystic107]

@dmsmek

Thanks for your comments. Yes, experience of mystical union is extremely profound, but not as rare as one may think. When it came upon me, the experience (deeper feeling in being/self) of feeling connected to the all beyond all difference was extremely immediate. profound and undeniable for me, although, at the time, I had no idea that such an experience of total union was acquainted with such spiritual liberating things as "Enlightenment" and "The Non-Dual".

[dmsmek]

I also have overcome schizophrenia thanks to spirituality, self awareness, angels in my life and holistic healthful eating and wish to share my experiences with others. Thankyou for sharing in an intelligent way.