When Thoughless takes over me, he makes me whirl, shout, swear, jump, run, walk, fall on the ground, -million thoughts in my mind-, makes me do silly grimaces and gestures. I speak in tongues, I say neologisms etc.
It’s like delirium or ecstasy
I have a religious explanation for that, but I will get flagged again
Are you sure you don’t have DID?
Yes, of course I don’t have. I am there. I don’t lose time. I am witness of it all. If I had did I wouldn’t be able to know these things
At least you know this is happening to you. Doesn’t sound that distressing?
1 Like
Is thoughtless the name of an entity that posseses you?
2 Likes
Yes, a voice that seems like a real entity
1 Like
Is thoughtless stress induced or just comes whenever?
In two cases: excitement that I can’t handle and stress that I can’t handle either
Have you noticed the cause of excitement or stress?
No, it’s subconscious, I think.
When I am happy, too happy, it gets out of control.
Or when I am stressed, even without realizing it.
Nozinan helps me stay away from ecstasy and psychomotor agitation. While in ecstasy, I can’t remember simple things. I lose my mind.
The psychiatrist said it was a psychotic episode
My ecstasy is like Bhava samadhi
I still feel this solipsism syndrome.
Could anyone persuade me that it’s a delusion?
Could anyone refute it?
Nothing can disprove it. Any argument is also a mental projection. I studied for years advaita vedanta and zen and sufi etc. literature.
I’m convinced it’s all a dream
1 Like
In the scriptures, it is said: world is like the son of a barren woman. Or like the horns of a hare.
Meaning, non existent
I think you should ask yourself why you think other people dismiss solipsism and others are attached to it
1 Like