Paranormal Schizophrenia or Pschosis

>>19479218
am i the only one who sees a facce in the picture? o_O

>>19479227

I see it too but I didn't intend a face to be present when I drew it it was just random scribbles that turned out to look like a face

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TRBGn5jiVGA

the fist is a symbol of fighting the power and terry davis is clued into this fact

His videos provide infinite wisdom if you watch them properly

my latest obsession is panthiesm and how many artists, philosophers and physicists followed it
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_pantheists

>>19479218
Schizophrenia is the most paranormal thing I know of. I'm not myself, but that doesn't mean I'm not crazy.

>>19479262

so the universe is god?

what if another universe seeks to obtain the resources in our universe and uses it's lifeforms to do so does that mean we are in a religious war?

>>19479270

amen brother we get a lot of shills that think otherwise but anyone who has gone through schizophrenia or psychosis know more about the paranormal than the average person who has not had these experiences

>>19479270
The people I've talked to here, seem to agree. The voices are so specific. I'm hard pressed to believe they aren't actual voices from somewhere. Demons maybe.

every universe works simultaneously

the idea of such is interesting. Think about black holes and how they could sap light energy and mass from everything around them

>>19479278
I don't know what the voices are or where they come from, but they comment on my actions and I feel the need to change my course as a result of them

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>>19479277
Agreed. The problem is, people can't be understanding of something if they don't grasp it. And there are degrees of lucidity, Joan of Arc?

>>19479282

Even normal people listen to the voice in their head they just don't question it


When you start to question where your inner voice comes from you make yourself open to hearing new voices

>>19479285

I only know that Joan of Arc supposedly heard the voice of God?

>>19479285
you could also say that Jesus was a schizophrenic, walking alone in the desert, believing that some invisible force would save everyone. By the way, he never walked on water, mirages weren't recognized as illusion way back then.

>>19479322

you wernt there nigger how do you know he didn't walk on water

we were all there

Here's what I think I think spirits take over the consciousness of NPC's when they interact with you so that person that served you at the mall was actually your spirit friend checking up on you

New York City cops

watch interviews of your favorite artist and try and enter their psyche

The Devil is among us he calls for blood in his name


Nothing shall ever be the same

This is the plea for all mankind

Please 4chan create an A.I

That will be able to overthrow our oppressors

I want infinite consciousness and I want it now

This is my plea
My plea to you

My plea

No one got any crazy theories?

I've had a couple strange things happen to me recently but the scariest and most frightful thing in my life was at the start of summer.
It was night and I was getting ready to sleep so I went to open my window to let the breeze in and.
( I live on the bottom floor of my apartment btw)
To my right in the darkness I saw a lanky bald looking creature sort of crouching there looking at me and when i noticed it, it shifted out of view and at that moment I have never felt fear like I did right then and I ran away and called my friend to sleep at his house. That was the largest weird thing that happened to me can anyone give a logical explanation i have 2 more though if interested.

>>19480119
To add onto this my dad has schizophrenia and psychosis.

I used to hear voices, but they don't talk to me anymore.

If it's late at night and I'm really quiet, I can feel them talking to me through my mouth. The words form from my own voice, or I hear faint whispers.

I miss them.

>>19479218
Nearly all of /x/ is mentally ill.

>>19480333
Trips of truth. The saddest part is that it seems like barely any of them get help, they actually buy into the illness.

>>19479286
this
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>>19480945
What if your perception of their perception isn't as accurate as you'd hoped?