Is this about when you have more than one guy in the room claiming to be Christ? In my model everyone is Christ because everyone is the same person, so I wouldn’t be offended by someone else making the same claim.
I honestly don’t think your looking for an honest answer. I don’t think you will appreciate my contribution to this thread but It’s obviously a delusion. And I’m going to post anyway. I’m not the same person as you. When I was psychotic i had thoughts that I could be Jesus Christ as well. That’s all it is: delusional thinking. I think you are looking for someone to agree with you. Someone to validate your beliefs. Someone to say “well, you don’t fully believe it…it’s fine”. You always say: “well it’s only a half-hearted belief”. But you continue to make posts on the subject. I think you need meds and maybe counseling. That’s my honest answer. Sorry, but I think you need an honest answer from someone who is NOT you.
I guess that by thinking about them. More seriously, it also started with the challenges posed by solipsism, even though I’m not a fully-fledged solipsist.
I beg to differ, and I appreciate both your honesty and contribution. But the truth is that the fact that I don’t fully believe my unusual beliefs, and retaining always some degree of insight, ironically makes the process of self-understanding and acceptance of my diagnosis harder rather than easier.
Well, I already half-agree with myself, so I’d rather have people disagreeing with me. It’s not being right that I’m after but ascertaining the truth, whatever that might be. My part-time unusual beliefs make me physically sick at times. Thanks in any case for your input.
In this model, what is the difference between you being the allegorical Christ, yet at the same time we are all the same person.I mean, how does that work?
How is it that we could all be the same person when every human has a unique DNA set which codes for a unique me, that you cannot be. (I guess…) and a unique you etc…
When I say “Christ” I just mean an archetype. But if every entity is divine at the exclusion of every conceivable non-divine entity, a holy family as it were, should we be still speaking of religion?
I wasn’t always certain of every bizarre thing that my psychotic brain thought up when I was psychotic either, I nonetheless was delusional. It’s good you have some insight but these ideas of thinking your Christ are right out of the Psychotic handbook. I remember once you were waffling with the idea that other people were demons too. and you were scared. Another definite Psychotic symptom.
I wish you luck anyway. I hope you will consider meds and/or counseling as they do work for most people.
I say “allegorical” in the everyday sense according to the shared world. My nutty half believes that “Christ” is in fact the only human being in the universe.
More seriously, it also started with the challenges posed by solipsism, even though I’m not a fully-fledged solipsist.