Has anyone experienced people in the form of spirits communicating with you and you thinking they died even though they are still alive? I’ve started experiencing this for about a year. There’s no evidence that they died but their spirits communicate with you before they pass over?
You still did not see your psychiatrist?
I’m on medication and talk to my psychiatrist over Zoom but trying to see if anyone can relate.
Tell your psychiatrist what you told us, he might increase your dosage or change meds.
When unmedicated I heard my dead uncle talking to me.
The thing with this is the people are still alive but I think they died because their spirits communicated with me before. I would get surprised when some of them made their presence real to me because I thought they really died but they didn’t. Some people call this capgras but I didn’t see anywhere in the symptoms that spirits communicate before you see the imposter.
Its a delusion and a hallucination, these are random and have no logic.
The schizophrenic brain makes the mind from disorganized information pulled from memory randomly. This makes your thoughts illogical.
Tell your psychiatrist what you told us, he might increase your dosage or change meds.
I would like to think it’s illogical but it happens smoothly like a stream of thought, like I get the picture of the person dying, they communicate with me in spirit, and then if I go on Facebook or talk them in person, it doesn’t seem like the same person. Like the person’s spirit doesn’t match with the person in front of me, since there is no spirit in the person anymore really–like it’s a clone only.
This happened multiple times to me. More than multiple. I can’t understand why so many times.
The brain is a complex thing and it’s always hard not to believe such thoughts when things go wrong. My schizophrenia was a lot of chasing smoke and mirrors. Time and medication helped that no end but I still remember how those strange things were so real to me.
Trust your doctor and it is important to bring up different thoughts for sure.
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If it is disorganized, why does this happen so many times. Has anyone experienced this constant dying event?
There could be many things…racing, intrusive, voices internal/external…many things that can affect your thinking with sz. Other things can come into play too…obsessive/compulsive…I always tend to think we have symptom sets. You get to know your symptoms so you and your doctor can work for better function…
That is the key. Best possible function over positives whilst less medication to deal with that with respect to negatives and things like depression…Bring it up with your psydoc.
Can someone help me with this part. I also had an ex-boyfriend I delivered envelopes with from a man who was later named in the papers as an operative. Should I be paranoid about this?
I don’t think it’s safe to assume they’re spirits, especially of people you know.
I used to think I was telepathically communicating with family members when I was in solitary confinement in jail, but then when I got out and talked to the family members and they didn’t remember any of the “conversations” we had in my head, I realized that I wasn’t ever really talking with them at all in my head. That was pretty much all the proof I needed. If the conversations were real they would have remembered them.
I meant can someone help me with this part: I also had an ex-boyfriend I delivered envelopes with from a man who was later named in the papers as an operative. Should I be paranoid about this?
No, you shouldn’t. But someone else might have an answer you find more helpful.
Coincidence and things like ideas/frames of reference can make things seem fantastic. You shouldn’t be paranoid about it but you should tell your doctor these things. An adjustment with meds may help you out.
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