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The United States Psychiatric Association has proved that Gays do not exist and that Gays are actually Gay-perverts.
If Gays existed, there would still be Gay-perverts; for example, pedophiles.
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Guide: What Is Schizophrenia?
In explaining schizophrenia, we are going to start with the incorrect definition of shizophrenia provided by the American Psychiatric Association at https://www.psychiatry.org/patients-families/schizophrenia/what-is-schizophrenia:
Schizophrenia is a chronic brain disorder that affects less than one percent of the U.S. population. When schizophrenia is active, symptoms can include delusions, hallucinations, trouble with thinking and concentration, and lack of motivation. However, with treatment, most symptoms of schizophrenia will greatly improve.
First, note that the APA (American Psychiatric Association) does not provide a definition. Instead, they list a set of experiences that they merely claim define a disease. Let us look at these experiences. First, delusions. Well, delusions are not a definitive (guaranteed) indicator of any mental illness; for example, a person can have a beneficial delusion like the delusion that most parents impose on their children regarding Santa Claus. In fact, human nature is, in part, based on what are called “fictions.” Fictions are, in effect, beneficial delusions. More about that in a future article. The same is true of hallucinations, trouble with thinking and concentration, and lack of motivation.
So, what then is schizophrenia? Schizophrenia, very simply, is a form of dementia. What is dementia? Dementia is a group of psycho-internally (that is, within a person) unstoppable, (by the person with the symptoms) thinking and social symptoms that interferes with daily functioning. Note that if the symptoms are not psycho-internally (that is, within a person) unstoppable (by the person with the symptoms) then the person is NOT suffering from dementia and, therefore, cannot be suffering from shizophrenia.
Guide: Mental Illness: The Real Definition
What is an illness? An illness is a type of condition. What is a condition? A condition is a “color reality“. What is a color reality? A color reality is something you can experience but cannot intelligibly talk about to a person who has never experienced the thing for themself. For example, if you tell a totally color blind person (see image 1 below) that your car is red, they CANNOT understand you. Words that convey color realities, like the word “red,” are called “color-real words.”
Now, what is a mental illness? A mental illness is a brain illness or a hypothozic illness. A hypothozic illness is an UNPROVEN illness of the brain MERELY believed to be indicated by one or more uncommon mental experiences. Note that the term “mental illness” refers to both proven and unproven things. Proven-things mental illness is treated with physical cures and unproven-things mental illness is treated with psychogenic (“not physical”) cures. Proven-things mental illness is a brain disease. Unproven-things mental illness is NOT a brain disease.
Now, what are the symptoms (signs) of mental illness? The symptoms of mental illness are psycho-internally (that is, within a person) unstoppable (by the person with the symptoms) harm to oneself and/or psycho-internally (that is, within a person) unstoppable (by the person with the symptoms) harm to one or more people other than oneself.
Guide: The Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Hoax
Obsessive-compulsive disorder is real. Now, here is the hoax, actually many, many hoaxes. For now, we will provide you with just four of the major hoaxes.
Major Hoax #1: Obsessive-compulsive disorder is a mental illness.
The fact is that obsessive-compulsive disorder is a “basket name”‘; that is, obsessive-compulsive disorder is the name of a group of mental illnesses. Some of them are extremely mild and one of them is extremely severe.
Major Hoax #2: Many people have obsessive-compulsive disorder.
The fact is that only a few people have obsessive-compulsive disorder, about one (1) in one hundred thousand (100,000) people.
Major Hoax #3: Obsessive-compulsive disorder is a diseased condition of the brain.
The fact is that 99% of obsessive-compulsive disorder cases are psychogenic (“not physical”).
Major Hoax #4 Obsessive-compulsive disorder can only be cured with medications.
The fact is that 99% of obsessive-compulsive disorder cases can be cured without medication.
For more information, see:
Guide: The Depression Hoax
Depression is real. Now, here is the hoax, actually many, many hoaxes. For now, we will provide you with just four of the major hoaxes.
Major Hoax #1: Depression is a mental illness.
The fact is that depression is a “basket name”‘; that is, depression is the name of a group of psychical (of the soul) states (which are not mental illnesses) and of mental illnesses. Some of them are extremely mild and one of them is extremely severe.
Major Hoax #2: Many people have the mental illness form of depression.
The fact is that only a few people have the mental illness form of depression, about one (1) in fifty thousand (50,000) people.
Major Hoax #3: Depression is a diseased condition of the brain.
The fact is that 99% of depression cases are psychogenic (“not physical”).
Major Hoax #4 Depression can only be cured with medications.
The fact is that 99% of depression cases can be cured without medication.
For more information, see:
Guide: The Bipolar Disorder Hoax
Bipolar disorder exists. Now, here is the hoax, actually many, many hoaxes. For now, we will provide you with just four of the major hoaxes.
Major Hoax #1: Bipolar disorder is a mental illness.
The fact is that bipolar disorder is a “basket name”‘; that is, bipolar disorder is the name of a group of mental illnesses. Some of them are extremely mild and one of them is extremely severe.
Major Hoax #2: Many people have bipolar disorder.
The fact is that only a few people have bipolar disorder, about one (1) in two hundred thousand (200,000) people.
Major Hoax #3: Bipolar disorder is a diseased condition of the brain.
The fact is that 99% of bipolar disorder cases are psychogenic (“not physical”).
Major Hoax #4 Bipolar disorder can only be cured with medications.
The fact is that 99% of bipolar disorder cases can be cured without medication.
For more information, see:
Guide: The Schizophrenia Hoax
Schizophrenia exists. Now, here is the hoax, actually many, many hoaxes. For now, we will provide you with just four of the major hoaxes.
Major Hoax #1: Schizophrenia is a mental illness.
The fact is that schizophrenia is a “basket name”‘; that is, schizophrenia is the name of a group of mental illnesses. Some of them are extremely mild and one of them is extremely severe.
Major Hoax #2: Many people have schizophrenia.
The fact is that only a few people have schizophrenia, about one (1) in one hundred thousand (100,000) people.
Major Hoax #3: Schizophrenia is a diseased condition of the brain.
The fact is that 99% of schizophrenia cases are psychogenic (“not physical”).
Major Hoax #4 Schizophrenia can only be cured with medications.
The fact is that 99% of schizophrenia cases can be cured without medication.
For more information, see:
Guide: Proof The Mind Is Not The Brain
Here is just one proof that the mind is not the brain. First, here is the brain (includes most of the section in gray):
Now, each person has what is called a “tranfixridic program.” A person’s tranfixridic program determines what they are and what they will be. This program is changed by our choices. Good choices create good changes. Bad choices create bad changes. The tranfixridic program is integrated (dependently connected) with the state of one’s brain. If you change the tranfixridic program, you change the state of the brain. Conversely, if you change the brain, you change the tranfixridic program. Now, note:
The tranfixridic program is NOT found in the brain. Currently, (“materialistic”) scientists have NO EXPLANATION for how the tranfixridic program can exist but they know that it exists.
Now,the most important thing you can know about the change flow (the changes that are currently occurring in the tranfixridic program and/or the brain) is that the tranfixridic program is stronger than the brain. However, the tranfixridic program can lose control (for example, through traumatic brain injury). If this happens, the TxM (tranfixridic program) fights to regain control and is always successful in regaining some degree of control, sometimes full control and sometimes almost no control.
Okay, so how does all of the above prove that the mind is not the brain? Very simply:
The tranfixridic program resides outside of the brain and in the mind. Therefore, the mind exists outside of the brain.
If you would like just a taste of the super technical research behind everything you have read, see Super Mind: The Human Psynome Project on the UPAX website. In addition, we will be providing nontechnical and less technical information on this website if and when necessary.