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@TAB @StuF @Kyle1 @RGB @StanD good morning everyone. i was wondering for those who suffer delusions what is your most memorable. mine is having 3 dark eyed men standing at the bottom of my bed telling me to do things like for example move like a snake. they would wake me up every night. another was when a male voice from my computer told me to hurt myself. only if you feel comfortable sharing.

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good morning @Bunniekins

Gosh, it is cold here! We have a frost - the upside being it will be wind free and blue skies soon enough.

I haven't experienced delusions. (Though I have had paranormal/supernatural experiences).

I wanted to reply, still, to say how scary it all sounds. I am sorry this stuff happens to you. It's bad enough when I wake and for a few moments it feels like I am still in the foreign environment of a strange dream - I can only imagine how unsettling your delusions must have been...

Have you experienced anything like this recently?

i think there is a boogie man here @Bunniekins but it is a manifestation of my fears..

@Kyle1 yes i had a very bad one it was all in black and white and came to me like a memory. it was so real. i mentioned it to a friend who said that things like that happened in rl which freaked me out. it is so bad. imagine the worst of human kind..... i cannot talk about it here lets just say it was about criminal gangs and what they do.

@TAB just be careful TABs it all starts innocently enough and then takes on a life of its ownx

You have to wonder @Bunniekins if it happened in real life is it actually a delusion? ...

@Kyle1 yes the thing is what was it then? was i tapping into something that was/has/is occuring..... i just wish it was something pleasant instead of something dark and twisted.

..yes am trying to avoid it @Bunniekins

I don't know @Bunniekins.

But I do believe people are capable of things like that: what has been called remote viewing; esp; channeling; etc...

And I believe even Carl Jung, a founding father of modern psychiatry, discovered that (some) patients previously lumped in the schizo basket were infact experiencing legitimate phenomena, and we're not "sick", as much as overwhelmed and ill equipped to understand what was actually going on with their consciousness...

As to attracting pleasant visions, maybe it comes down to the choices we make and what we kind of thoughts we feed whilst lucid and awake? ...

@Historylover may have something to add to this subject.(?)