Redpill me about Jerusalem Syndrome and similar travel related

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I did experience it (well, not psychosis, just a very strong "presence") when visiting the Abrahamic holy lands, from Sinai to Bethlehem I passed by land. For me, it was the Bible coming to life that did the trick. Everything was described quite well and it was just as I had imagined it, seen it in films and Church wall paintings.

Jerusalem specifically - the feeling was strong as well. It is well preserved and seems very authentic, I'm sure this part contributes.

I can see how people who are mentally unstable can be knocked off the wagon by such places.

Pic related, Bethlehem

>>1294740
On your next trip you should visit Taos New Mexico and feel the bzzzzzz man.

I had no idea this was a thing until now. Religious people truly are mental.

>>1294655
>mental health

I traveled for a long fucking time, now my hometown makes me a boring drone. I have trouble talking about anything, and I zone out while people ramble about shit I'm not interested in. What do you call this?

>>1294987
Daily life

>>1294740
>It is well preserved and seems very authentic, I'm sure this part contributes
Yeah I'm sure those hand railings and those trees were standing when Jesus was alive. What do you perceive as being authentic? Do you get delusional when you see sand on a beach too because it's so authentic to Jerusalem, it's a desert in the Middle East, everywhere is authentic to the area.

>>1294997
The Japanese believe Japan was created by a spear seperating islands.

Do you think it was a literal spear?

you fucking idiot.

do you think you are smart because you can't see past short term marketing gimics?

do you think you are smart because you refuse to tune out the bullshit that interferes with reality?

nice.