Modern Psychiatry Is Demonic
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-Drinking alcohol in the apartment of a tranny
-couldn't get an erection (you were thinking of fornicating it seems, and with a tranny too?)
-in a gay bar
-everyone hates you even there?
-666 bottle? (I've never heard of that actually)
-regularly kicked out of nightclubs, even gay ones, for being too rude, even banned sometimes
And then that video you posted, based on the weird style of your post and the weird behavior in the video wouldn't be surprised if it was you.
Based on your experiences, which are bad, I'd say that's a warning sign for you to flee from that lifestyle of drug and alcohol abuse, nightclubbing, and hanging around members of the LGBT community.
Sure, but your friend decided to 1) Go see a psychiatrist 2) Talk to this stranger about his private life 3) Swallow the strange chemical pills that this weird stranger ordered him to take 4) Actually give money to the strange, talking medecine man.
I mean, nobody put a gun to your friend's head, he went to see the shrink, willingly gave him money and swallowed his strange pills, no question asked.
So, sure the shrinks are all crooks, obviously, but why do Western-world people actually go see them? In Moscow or Saigon, I don't think a single person ever goes see a shrink, unless I am mistaken? So, it's once again the weakness (and also lack of spirituality) of most Western world people, that's the root of the problem.
SSRIs have destroyed many lives, look-up post-SSRI syndrome where people suffer with a range of inhumane side effects for years (and sometimes forever) after discontinuing those drugs. Another example of the fatalistic use of science at the hands of the controller. We get people praising science here not realizing they have created many the issues they are trying to fix. Devolving spiritually while believing you came from an ape who only lived for about 30 years produces these toxic materialist atheist or worse, fake christians who think their physical body is all that there is.
I am not going to pass judgement on him. When people are in pain they tend to lean on the solution most heavily promoted as the easiest fix.
Sure, but maybe just maybe they could man up?
For example, my grandfather saw his whole platoon brutally killed in one afternoon by Germans during the war, and, did he run to see a psychiatrist? Did he claim to be "traumatised by such events and depressed" during his life after the war? No. He went to a church, prayed for their souls, and kept on with his life, never crying, never complaining, strong and dignified to the end. No shrink, no cries.
It's just to show that people of the past, or people from outside the Western world, just didn't / don't care about shrinks. They just keep on living and fighting.
My criticisms weren’t a diatribe for or against religion, science, the pharmaceutical industry or the medical profession in general. Medications help people, we all agree on that. I can only relate my experience, which was treatment for anxiety and depression, and not a more serious condition like schizophrenia or seizures.
At any given time I was taking numerous anti-depressants and anxiolytics at the direction of my psychiatrist. They did nothing except cause a litany of serious side effects, and even worse withdrawal effects, that took years to resolve. I was still dealing with side effects two years after I stopped taking those pills.
Some physicians and psychiatrists prescribe these things like candy without realizing their long term effects and without considering another alternative like simple exercise or a change in diet.
I don't know why you are attempting to debate me about this. Again I will not pass judgment on him, that is outside of my pay grade. And I don't tell him to man up because I am not a feminist. A reminder that grief is a natural part of life and to seek solace from God is all I have to offer.
It seems this confusion comes from viewing the body exclusively in an outer, mechanistic lens - from the "objective" lens of science, which merely tries to depict the body and mind technically and biochemically - and then reducing psychology to a subset of man as a biological apparatus. It is a consequence of atheism and materialism, but how many can see it? Science answers how nature works, behaves and what it is made of, not what it is (which is a living experience). If one wants to address the inner cause of a psychological disorder - one must of course do so from an experiental pov, by examining the emotional life and personal history of the patient. In public healthcare, there is not really any place for such spiritual and personal inquiries. The "quick-fix" mostly seems to be CBT - altering the behavioral patterns of the patient, coupled with drugs. There is nothing wrong with that per se - but it does indeed not get to the bottom of the matter. For this, you would need actual psychotherapy, but how many incapacitated mentally ill young adults can afford that? Such private therapy is only available to people who are already established parts of society with a stable income (thus integrated into the system) - not people who are casualties of the system. Traditionally, such a "Jungian" (in modern terms) type of therapy where the therapist truly engages with the patient's life was the role of the priest or spiritual father - for free - and still is, in the Orthodox Church. So you are absolutely right that only the Orthodox Church can save a person's soul today without medicating him or demanding his money. Modern psychiatry is indeed a soul-denying medical sorcery. You are an object, nothing more - yet this kind of soul damning desolation and futility is exactly what most people want. Happy are the monks and hermits who die in peace - far away from modern hospitals.
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Why is masculinity is failing. One must ask how many boys were dosed with the psychiatric drug Ritalin which lobotomizes them.
As one example of this wicked field.
As one example of this wicked field.
I also concur about exercise. Even if you aren't going to the gym. Going walking, fishing, boating and camping is far better therapy than any meds or even alcohol.
We aren't built to be just sedentary.
That's in substance what I said, grief/hardships indeed are a natural part of life. One has to accept them, endure (preferably in silence, or only sharing with one's priest or closest male friends). Going to see a shrink should be unthinkable, at least for people over 35 born in Conservative Christian families, it is.
Where you've lost me is on the "feminist" part.
According to you, saying to someone "man up" is a feminine thing??
I would think quite the contrary. Actually, feminists tell men just the contrary, they tell them that "men cry too, it's OK to cry and be mellow".
And so, according to your logic, the petty officers that told us, in the army, to "man up and shut up" each (unusual) time we soldiers would grumble or complain, were "feminists"?
OK, so I guess in your experience the feminists tell men to "be real men, never cry nor complain nor go see a shrink". In my experience, it's real Conservative men who advise this.
In any case, I maintain that the people most guilty in all this psychiatry thing, are probably not the shrinks themselves (mere crooks, in for the money) but the (adult) Western-world people weak-minded (and spiritually weak, too) enough to go see them, pay them, and gulp down the strange pills they are offered.
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I have experience with this. I dated a girl once that was on SSRI's (Effexor). I did a lot of research and developed a protocol to help her come off. It involved about 15 supplements with Omega 3 being the most important for the brain zaps. I tapered her dose down for a couple weeks before coming off completely. I read some online reports from recovering heroin addicts who said coming of this SSRI was worse than the withdrawls from heroin. She had the worst 2 weeks you can imagine after coming off. Constant hot and cold flashes, brutal brain zaps and just no energy. It was very hard to watch. Without all the supplements it would have been impossible. The brain zaps continued for another couple months.
She used to have to sleep 14 hours a day just to function and was still constantly tired. Now she sleeps 8 hours like a normal human being.
And guess what her doctor (not even a GP but a neurologist) recommended? Just quit cold turkey she'll be fine. Roosh is right, never go to a doctor.
She used to have to sleep 14 hours a day just to function and was still constantly tired. Now she sleeps 8 hours like a normal human being.
And guess what her doctor (not even a GP but a neurologist) recommended? Just quit cold turkey she'll be fine. Roosh is right, never go to a doctor.
Agree with much of the article with respect to prescriptions and how they only cover over the problem, which may very well be spiritual at it's root.
Psychology is Jewish, it was founded by Jews. It functions as a pathetic proxy for True Faith and Christian Teaching.
- The sacrament of confession with a Priest, is replaced by the couch of a psychologist. In both confession and the psychologists' office, we say what we have done wrong. The Priest offers guidance on overcoming sin, and provides absolution through the Church, the psychologist says "that is ok, tell me more about that"
- The psychological dictionary was introduced in the 1950s I believe. It named things like homosexuality as insanity. However this book, and these laws which dictate sanity, while initially quite similar to biblical values or natural law have been fully turned upside down. Today we are insane for not believing in LGBT rights or climate change.
Psychology is Jewish, it was founded by Jews. It functions as a pathetic proxy for True Faith and Christian Teaching.
- The sacrament of confession with a Priest, is replaced by the couch of a psychologist. In both confession and the psychologists' office, we say what we have done wrong. The Priest offers guidance on overcoming sin, and provides absolution through the Church, the psychologist says "that is ok, tell me more about that"
- The psychological dictionary was introduced in the 1950s I believe. It named things like homosexuality as insanity. However this book, and these laws which dictate sanity, while initially quite similar to biblical values or natural law have been fully turned upside down. Today we are insane for not believing in LGBT rights or climate change.
It's because there are so many disingenuous people who say "Man up" but actually mean doing as you are told.
Work as a slave to evil. Or to marry single moms because "That's what a real man does" they redefine masculinity from objective definition to whatever they want it to mean according to their own agendas.
So you have to define "Manning up" like actually directives on how to overcome and according to real masculinity as objectively defined. To distinguish yourself from all those charlatans.
Thanks for this explanation. As I don't live in the States, for me, "man up" really means what it should, what it used to mean: Be a Strong Man who Never Complains and Fight Hard, don't cry and be tough.
How cunning and evil indeed from feminists, to have distorted such a beautiful sentence.
Because to quote your example, to Man Up should mean : do reject with absolute disinterest the too-easy single Moms, and aim for the high-quality, pure women.
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This seems to be pretty clear. Or at least "self-deliverence".... You must kick them out of your (spiritual) house and clean the house. This is more than just "shaking off the Viper". Im optimistic that he can "overcome" and be "made whole" if he is serios about it!
One guy I can recómmend, to check out, might be "Isaiah Saldivar". Just my 2 cents for the moment
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They even go as far as redefining masculinity as femininity and vice versa. To the wicked. Words are more about manipulation and gaining as well as exerting power rather than truth.
For example they claim to be against Capital punishment. But their outrage is selective against ideological opponents.
They claim to be for diversity yet live in Lily White Gated Communities.
I too believe the root cause of most of our inner turmoil is spiritual in nature. However, I also think we can greatly improve our mental health by identifying our main stressors and trying eliminating them.
For instance, if you worry because of lack of money, would finding a higher paid job reduce your stress a bit?
Or if you live in an apartment and your neighbours drive you nuts or the location is too loud, would moving to a quieter place would make you feel better?
At least that's what I did, addressing one stress point after the other. Now I feel the most peace I ever felt in my entire life thanks be to God.
For instance, if you worry because of lack of money, would finding a higher paid job reduce your stress a bit?
Or if you live in an apartment and your neighbours drive you nuts or the location is too loud, would moving to a quieter place would make you feel better?
At least that's what I did, addressing one stress point after the other. Now I feel the most peace I ever felt in my entire life thanks be to God.
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