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Posted by rjlockhart '05 on August 5, 2008, at 23:47:42
... born really with no sigficance, socially. I am good at little tasks. The people in the year's I was socially active, its my own mind that works against, i say things off and thought "i cant relate to anyone" when really people where just showing a mirror of what i truly am. I shattered that mirror, you dont see one person. You see sides. One smiling, one scared, persona's.To go back 4 years, i just realized when i shattered my own self. I was just someone who was "passive" "yea"......didnt have a clue what somone was trying to tell me. Bedides this deformed person i destoyed.
People see what they want to see, "morality", many things that i would waste time explaining. Its born when your born, if you dont moral's. You considered under personality disorder, which i've researched, read in statement in psychiatric journals.
In Religious views, your considered "Rebellious". Both of have diffrent perpectives, thePsychiatric view - you where danmaged, or nuerologically "diffrent" and resulted into a error, "Bible of the Mind" you must be locked, medicated,in greater error your locked away in psychiatric care, which has no life, depeding on the circumstance.
Bibical view - your where hurt, but still, chose your way, instead of Christ's healing, and the way Christ's lead's. Truth, and Healing. It's simple, but its hard.
Let get the point,
In psychitric terms, genetic disorder that runs in the DNA are what causes illness. Biblical says "Generational Curse".
I've lost all files, all false understanding can lead to false reality.
In term, i will eventually self-destruct. This is caused from the way i was born, and the way I was taught.
I must get both psychiatric, and biblical understanding. Irronically, what I have done, is choice. But before choice, i was nice, and innocence is the best thing to have.
Let my thoughts rest tonight....
-rj
Posted by Dinah on August 6, 2008, at 0:41:28
In reply to Psychiatric and Bibical Views, posted by rjlockhart '05 on August 5, 2008, at 23:47:42
> In term, i will eventually self-destruct. This is caused from the way i was born, and the way I was taught.
You may have been taught the wrong way, but that doesn't mean that you can't seek an education in a better way.
> I must get both psychiatric, and biblical understanding. Irronically, what I have done, is choice. But before choice, i was nice, and innocence is the best thing to have.
Life isn't just one choice. Life is a series of choices. The ones that really matter are the ones ahead of you, not the ones behind you. You can't change the past, but each day you wake up with choices that determine which way you'll go from here.
I'm not sure that psychiatry and religion vary significantly on that point. Neither say there is no hope.
Innocence is beautiful. But the loss of innocence can bring wisdom, and wisdom has its own beauty.
> Let my thoughts rest tonight....
Amen.
Posted by Phillipa on August 6, 2008, at 0:51:23
In reply to Re: Psychiatric and Bibical Views, posted by Dinah on August 6, 2008, at 0:41:28
Good response and the past is over and in my eyes you're not damaged. Phillipa
Posted by onceupon on August 6, 2008, at 20:48:56
In reply to Psychiatric and Bibical Views, posted by rjlockhart '05 on August 5, 2008, at 23:47:42
I have to agree with Dinah here, that you can make more than one choice. You can make a choice, decide you don't like it, and make another. Yes, you can't necessarily undo the first choice, but there are always more choices.
Maybe I'll put my own belief another way: once it feels like you've lost innocence, the thought of going back is nice, and comforting, but that comfort is illusory. Have I wanted to go back to innocence? Certainly. And I think I even try to find my way back to ignorance (not knowing) sometimes by refusing to accept my present knowledge. But it always catches up to me in the end.
Sorry if that's convoluted. Mostly I wish you peace in your current struggles.
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