Posts by Jason Sanchez3

Rebecca Scott3 said:I see how it is—rolling your eyes and making up all these compulsive behaviors, but you're missing the mark here.
It’s like you guys have gone overboard with the psychiatric labels. You don't know anything except compulsive acts, paranoia, schizophrenia, neurosis, depression... but honestly, none of that applies to me. I’m as healthy as can be. With those various pills they had me on, I was basically just sleeping and moping around all day long. Now? I sleep like a bird, and I’m working like I’m on jet fuel. Today, I actually cleaned out the gutters and roof valleys for two houses in my neighborhood. Everyone else is too scared to even step onto a roof to get work done, but there I am, hopping around the shingles like a stork. I’m actually looking forward to things, going out, and living better than ever. If I had listened to the psychiatrist, I would’ve just kept swallowing pills until I ended up in a cemetery. What kind of doctors are they anyway, giving you something for anxiety one minute and then something for depression the next? As for me, I have cycles, sure, but it's just because my body doesn't process certain things quite right. I guess I've got a bit of a dark side.
Well, I have cycles, alright—menstrual ones.
Go ahead, roll your eyes again, just try not to fall flat on your backside afterward.
I’ll probably put on my sunglasses just so I don't have to watch you hit the ground.🙂

this is eye-rolling - 🙄

I don't know, psychiatrists and psychologists are just people like anyone else. Some do their jobs better, some worse... but, if everyone around you is telling you that something is wrong with you, it probably isn't...

I'm not saying this about you, but you see crowds of people out on the street who probably should be on medication and clearly aren't right—but they aren't, because the system is set up so you can't force anyone into treatment unless they're a danger to themselves or others... it's pretty sad.

Rebecca Scott3 said:Honestly, try singing "Era" when you're dealing with a crisis and see how much it helps... it actually works!

Psychiatrists are basically just mini Mengele clones. They’re out there testing meds on you, mostly just drugging you into a stupor until you're numb, all while padding their own pockets. I haven't met a single shrink who didn't have the same shady playbook. Honestly, the best way to deal with them is to play along and mess with them.
I’ll go in and make up some ridiculous problem, and she lights up like a Christmas tree. Then she starts spinning these theories, spinning and spinning, until—bam—she hands me some sedative.
Meanwhile, I've still got this sensation like someone is hammering a nail directly into my spine with every single step I take, and nobody does anything about it. Sometimes I get this overwhelming urge to just slice open my scalp and pull the pain out myself, but they tell me that would lead to "other problems"—apparently, I might lose my vision, which would be an even bigger disaster than this. Thank God she didn't suggest amputating my leg just to solve the issue.

😲😲

Sean Moore9 said:No, they aren't sane. They're suggesting he see a priest instead of a psychiatrist, and now this woman is telling him to sing the era from the afterlife to make the shadows vanish. ☕☕ ☕

Not everyone is like that, I'm definitely not.
I was just sharing how I once threw some playing cards at a wall and they just... vanished. 😛 😍

So, what about your spiritual intelligence?

"Spiritual intelligence—essentially the wisdom of your soul—lives in that part of you deeply connected to higher insight. It helps us grasp our true values and guides us toward life paths where we can learn everything we need to grow. In other words, having this kind of intelligence just proves that nothing happens by accident; we're subconsciously moving toward the very things we choose for ourselves."

😉🙂

From what I've gathered, it’s like a type of wisdom... an experiential intelligence tied to emotional intelligence. It's about knowing yourself and your purpose, which eventually leads to feeling fulfilled in life...

Sean Moore9 said:Listen, you idiots. I’m talking about the higher-order primates here. Look at this evolutionary tree. You have chimpanzees and humans branching out from the same point—our common ancestor. Now, look at the base of that tree where the common ancestor for all hominids sits. What does that ancestor actually look like? It looks like a monkey.

The evolutionary tree is clear. Biology doesn't lie.

The night is clear.

🙂

wiredcrane11 said:Could you clarify what that actually means?

On another note, I highly recommend checking out this book on spiritual intelligence since it seems like something that might be helpful for you😉 http://www.4shared.com/file/33271587...ligencija.html

Yeah, maybe my ex would find that useful—he used to be such a drama queen when I left him, and now he wouldn't even give me a drop of blood if I were dying... plus everyone who claims love comes from the soul but doesn't get how you can just stop caring about someone overnight. Like, why does the spark just vanish? It's just an end. Hmmm, makes me wonder...

Everything I've looked into, whether it's myself or people around me, points to exactly that...

Total nonsense...

"There are people who believe their life events are mostly their own doing, the result of their actions. On the other hand, some look for causes outside themselves. The first group is said to have an 'internal locus of control,' while the second has an 'external locus of control.' External control relies on the idea that we aren't responsible for our lives—whether we're happy or miserable, successful or failing, enthusiastic or depressed. From that standpoint, it's easy to blame others, society, the stars, the weather, or brain chemistry. That's the easy way out; changing the situation is the hard part. If we feel our lives are out of our hands, we tend to grumble, criticize, complain, worry, threaten, and blame. We project our bitterness outward. It's everyone else's fault; that's just how life is."

"Conversely, an internal sense of control brings both responsibility for one's actions and a greater sense of personal freedom and opportunity. People with an internal locus of control are much more satisfied than those with an external one."

I don't have any text to rewrite yet! Send over the posts you want me to work on, and I'll get right to it. kaže:
If God created everything, then who actually made Him? Like, how did He even start? Who made the thing that made Him? It just goes on forever in a loop.

Man, I’m honestly a little embarrassed. Like, seriously embarrassed. My great-great-grandfather was probably just a monkey or something.

It’s obvious we came from evolution. Just look at our ears, our hands—even our brains are basically chimp-level. Even if you watch a human baby versus a baby chimpanzee, there's hardly any difference. Plus, the genetic code is only like 2% apart.

Man, they really taught me some nonsense back in school. It feels like everyone went one way, and I somehow ended up headed in the complete opposite direction.🙂

wanderingwolf98 said:I guess you might have taken that the wrong way too, because I mean, we can definitely influence certain things in our lives, but maybe those major, life-altering moments are driven by some higher power, no matter how hard we try. I suppose that makes more sense regarding what I was getting at. Like, we can definitely shape our own paths and handle all sorts of situations, but there are probably some key turning points where we just don't have any control. 😲

I didn't misunderstand at all, I was just clarifying what he meant

So does that include finding a soulmate🤣?

😂

Haha, okay, fine. I'll just go hide in my room, skip lunch and dinner, and obviously I won't die because it's not my time yet—instead, I'll just wait for my millions, a spouse, and two kids to show up exactly like it's written in my stars. 😂

You might want to look into the whole internal vs. external locus of control thing. It's interesting stuff.

wanderingwolf98 said:little_devil look, I don't know, maybe you could just enlighten me then. Honestly, your last two posts feel kind of contradictory to me. I’m way too tired right now to really sit here and break things down for you since you aren't exactly caught up on everything. Even if you think there isn't some higher power governing natural perfection, I guess I wonder why you're even trying to explain stuff to me that seems totally obvious on my end. Like, sure, all that might be true, but I still believe in a higher power, and I'll probably try to explain the specifics to you whenever I actually have more time... maybe then it'll finally click for you. 😉

I could probably explain a bit more to you too 😉

My posts aren't contradictory at all. It’s just about how you read them.

wanderingwolf98 said:man, i guess you've got it totally backwards☕ could you maybe try explaining what he actually meant by that?

I just meant you had it backwards—if we're in someone else's hands, nothing is really up to us.

wanderingwolf98 said:Alright, alright... you guys seem pretty set in your ways, so whatever. Everyone’s entitled to their own take on things, I suppose. Just keep in mind that while we might feel like we're calling the shots, maybe we're actually just following someone else's lead.

Right, because someone would just love to micromanage the lives of 6.5 billion people🤣... don't you realize how everything is linked? One single event doesn't just touch one person; it ripples through dozens😉
someone losing a job, a death, a scam, a lie—it all triggers a massive chain reaction affecting countless others who weren't even involved in the initial situation at all.

wanderingwolf98 said:Okay, thanks for that super deep and enlightened explanation. Since you're clearly such a genius, maybe you could try answering a few more things for me: where did humans actually come from? I'm sure you're gonna say evolution... But okay, then explain how any living thing on Earth started, or where the Earth or the entire universe even came from. You eventually have to hit a point that you just can't explain, and what happens then?🤷

The honest truth for you would be that a higher power created the universe🤷
someone who watches over every single one of us😉

wanderingwolf98 said:Well, I guess it really just depends on how you look at things, 🤣
I mean, I'm talking about the spirit inhabiting a body here, and you're over there bringing up brain capacity percentages... 🤷 Maybe try reading the post more carefully before asking stuff like that 😉

But if there's no soul in the body... then I see schizophrenia as the perfect proof of that.

You mentioned intuition coming from the brain... so I'm bringing up unused brain capacity. Please don't tell me you actually believe love comes from the heart or the soul!😛

Sean Moore9 said:What "abilities"? You're talking about telekinesis and telepathy. That's pure nonsense.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
James Randi offered a million dollars to anyone who could prove they had paranormal powers. Every single person who stepped up was exposed as a fraud. If you actually know someone who can do this, tell them to step up. They'll get their million if it isn't just a trick.

http://www.randi.org/jr/

They aren't nonsense. I actually have some intuition... I've been working on it.

Sean Moore9 said:100%. 👍That ten percent myth is nonsense. We use the whole brain, just not all at once; different neurons fire in shifts.👍

Haha...🙄

How do you explain why some people have these special abilities that you and I just don't?
You can work on developing your intuition, different types of intelligence, and so many other skills that most people only ever scratch the surface of.

Sean Moore9 said:It’s all in the brain. There is no soul. An aura exists, but it isn't some spiritual essence unique to humans or other living beings; any body warmer than absolute zero has one, including a rock.
The brain contains centers for senses—sight, hearing, smell, taste, touch, balance—and centers for instincts like reproduction, hunger, and thirst. That same center handles emotions like love, hate, and aggression, as well as intuition. Then there are the centers for short-term and long-term memory, speech, and reasoning. All these centers together create consciousness. I saw a documentary about a medical case where they had to split a woman's cerebral hemispheres due to a tumor, and now she functions as two separate people in one body.

PS. It's a fact that some of the greatest evils in history were committed by believers. Every mobster is a devout believer who attends mass regularly. Crusaders were devout believers, and countless people were burned by inquisitors because they followed different faiths or different gods. They accused people of flying on broomsticks or being witches and burned them at the stake. They burned scientists simply because they disagreed with religious dogma—like when they insisted the Earth was a flat plate at the center of the universe with the sun revolving around it, rather than a sphere revolving around the sun. Look at what religious extremists are doing today.

Yeah, honestly... once you meet someone struggling with schizophrenia, it becomes pretty clear to me that the "soul" isn't a thing. Their entire personality just shifts. At least, that's just what I've seen happen.

wanderingwolf98 said:I mean, if you're counting people who do evil and injustice as believers, then I guess you might not really know the difference between a believer and an atheist?
We aren't trying to entertain anyone by going to church; we're just showing gratitude for everything we've been given and asking for guidance.
Wait, did you say your brain just turns off??? Do you actually believe in the human spirit or things like an aura? If you think it's strictly just brain function, how do you explain intuition or those other deep states of being?

Hello? Do you even know what percentage of our brains we actually use?

wanderingwolf98 said:Well, I wasn't really talking about what you should do specifically, but I guess the point is that the people who pray are gaining something, whereas those who don't are just staying neutral, so maybe you see why one side seems better.

And regarding that other thing, I suppose maybe that person who keeps acting out might eventually have something sink in and reach their soul, so they might actually stop the nonsense and become a more moral person. 🙄

It's easy to pray for a miracle. It's a lot harder to get off your butt, work on yourself, and actually do something about it.

wanderingwolf98 said:So, I guess my question for you is this: what are you actually going to do if the people who believe and pray end up being right? Like, the folks who believe in God and spend their time praying—they aren't really losing anything, they can only gain something, right? But what happens to you guys who don't believe? And, I mean, how do you explain it when certain people who have basically lost their minds after doing specific religious rituals suddenly become totally normal again and can't even remember that whole period where they were under that influence—you know, from evil forces or some kind of spirit waking up inside them??😕

🤣

What would I get?
I try to be a good person... just a decent human being... what more could I need?

Honestly, what's the point of living in a church and praying 24/7 if you lack empathy or don't care when you hurt people? Pffft.

David Morales said:If it is meant to be, believe me, you will meet him, and after that, nothing will ever be the same again...

I guess it just wasn't my destiny😬

too much evil in me😁

I'm definitely the type who looks at everything through a psychological lens. I really think anyone can feel that special connection with God, especially when things get tough and you feel stuck... if you can feel love for another person, you can feel it for an imaginary friend too. It's pretty simple, really...