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@Razard86 @Carl-Richard There are probably many doctors/psychiatrists who view the diagnoses as permanent.

I got diagnosed bipolar 2 and my psychiatrist was adamant that it was a permanent disorder and that I would need meds my whole life. Their entire identity revolves around believing in that.

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7 minutes ago, Raptorsin7 said:

@Razard86 @Carl-Richard There are probably many doctors/psychiatrists who view the diagnoses as permanent.

I got diagnosed bipolar 2 and my psychiatrist was adamant that it was a permanent disorder and that I would need meds my whole life. Their entire identity revolves around believing in that.

Thank you I am glad you realized. I do believe that there are people who have structural issues with their brains and I think even that can eventually be fixed the more we learn about how the body works. The body is self-healing, self-cleaning biological machine and we are only tapping the surface of what it is capable of.


You are a selfless LACK OF APPEARANCE, that CONSTRUCTS AN APPEARANCE. But that appearance can disappear and reappear and we call that change, we call it time, we call it space, we call it distance, we call distinctness, we call it other. But notice...this appearance, is a SELF. A SELF IS A CONSTRUCTION!!! 

So if you want to know the TRUTH OF THE CONSTRUCTION. Just deconstruct the construction!!!! No point in playing these mind games!!! No point in creating needless complexity!!! The truth of what you are is a BLANK!!!! A selfless awareness....then that means there is NO OTHER, and everything you have ever perceived was JUST AN APPEARANCE, A MIRAGE, AN ILLUSION, IMAGINARY. 

Everything that appears....appears out of a lack of appearance/void/no-thing, non-sense (can't be sensed because there is nothing to sense). That is what you are, and what arises...is made of that. So nonexistence, arises/creates existence. And thus everything is solved.

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2 hours ago, Raptorsin7 said:

@Razard86 @Carl-Richard There are probably many doctors/psychiatrists who view the diagnoses as permanent.

I got diagnosed bipolar 2 and my psychiatrist was adamant that it was a permanent disorder and that I would need meds my whole life. Their entire identity revolves around believing in that.

Diagnoses are not fundamentally permanent. Statistically, some diagnoses are very stable.

But no, psychiatrists aren't a bunch of evil simpletons who just want to paint you under one brush for the rest of your life and medicate you until you die. That is an inaccurate stereotype.

For some diagnoses, you need to fit say 7 out of 10 symptoms to be diagnosed, and especially if you're an edge case, it's likely that a diagnosis may change over time given a re-assessment.


Intrinsic joy is revealed in the marriage of meaning and being.

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Just now, Raptorsin7 said:

@Carl-Richard nice strawman. I didn't say all.

"the diagnoses" is ambiguous.


Intrinsic joy is revealed in the marriage of meaning and being.

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Good discussion on ADHD.

 


Intrinsic joy is revealed in the marriage of meaning and being.

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