I’ve had some rather spooky experiences. I know the brain can play tricks on you with psychosis, but they felt to… complex and believable to be just my brain making things up.
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I don’t find it spooky myself. But I’ve had mystical experiences in my life if that’s a good term. Now my expectation for the mystical is way lower. I don’t believe in just anything anymore. But I do believe some supernatural things I’ve seen. It’s just I’m amazed much easier at what I see. Because I understand it better so some things are pretty amazing to me.
But nothing is unbelievable to me anymore. I’m just in awe at some things.
2-3 years ago I was at a institution in the country, out of the city. I got psychosis there, and I remember that when I was brought to a city hospital with ambulance, I started having a lot of voices in the city. My initial thought was that I was in a very populated place so the increase in voices was me picking up the energies of other people, the energy of the city. But it could also have been a coincidence.
I have thought of the idea to live at my cabin in the country while tapering off meds, to see if I don’t get voices there. But I’m not sure if it will work. I guess now that I’m on meds I believe less in psychosis being something mystical. But I haven’t completely thrown away the idea.
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