Today, I woke up knowing it was the time to tell about an experience with the hope that sharing this story will help others who are struggling with similar difficulties. Our son, Darrell, was not living at home but we could tell he was struggling and his ability to make decisions had dwindled. We were concerned. We were on the verge of learning first-hand what a fractured spirit (aka a fragmented soul) was, and the problems it can cause.
I believe suicide is often a result of psychosis which is when a person loses contact with reality usually hearing voices and seeing things that others do not see or hear. I call this type of suicide, “psychosis suicide”.
I can’t imagine life without technology. I appreciate the many opportunities and conveniences it affords. On the other hand, it recently came to my attention that adverse effects are increasing from overuse of technology. Like most things, moderation is a necessary ingredient to keep balance. Researchers are documenting our society is spending too much time on computers and cell phones throwing us out of balance which is negatively affecting our emotional, mental and physical well-being.
Life without Technology
I thought it would be beneficial to some of you to share an update about my son since I began meditating for him. My son is experiencing what I consider some “signs of mental healing”. These signs are incentivizing me to stay consistent.
Presently, my favorite meditation of the day when meditating for myself is a guided meditation inspired by Joe Dispenza. I like to choose meditations that elevate emotion because my goal is to have a clear intention with an elevated emotion so my subconscious mind receives a clear signal of my intentions so it can do its job properly.
I would like to share my psychosis theory but first I will present a foundation of information prior to sharing my psychosis theory.
As I mentioned before in my blog about psychosis strategies, the medical profession supports that a person leaves reality during a psychotic break.
Anthony Borgia was visited by his colleague Reverend Benson after he died. Benson explained to Borgia in detail about the world of spirits. Borgia wrote all the details down and published it in a book titled, Life in the World Unseen by Anthony Borgia.
