Why do you hate psychiatry?

Rattatat wrote:This sounds a bit over my head so I won't bother asking for it. I'm srry about your brother. Can you let us in the know of what poison he was forced on??

It is very confusing, but he doesn't use math; just simple statements about how the universe works, and what the future will hopefully be like when other people start making the connections that he did.

Haldol, Risperdal, Geodon....to name a few.

@Copy_Cat

In his writings, he explains that what we see of as psychiatrists, are actually very young souls seeking to dictate their will onto others, and the people that appear mentally ill right now, are actually people far ahead of us in the future willing to martyr themselves to teach younger generations that they can never truly make someone do anything they don't want to do.

He uses a lot of circular logic, which sounds like nonsense, but the idea is that when a critical amount of people begin seeing (and thus living) in the future, they will discover how to stop hating each other; he says that the best way to do this is to purge our bodies of heavy elements, the heaviest of which are what we call material goods (and what slow us down the most), and the next thing would be what we put into our body. He says that you should have only what you need, and want only to enlighten yourself by first enlightening others

He claims a healthy diet will contain very few elements higher than iron on the periodic table, and that eating fish is eating the creatures from which we evolved from; we are eating the past, and thus becoming the past; this is reflected by high mercury content in almost all sea life, and the fact that the planet closest to the sun (and the first to die) is also named mercury.

He goes on to explain that the planet MARS, in it's simplest meaning, means "OURS", and we can have it if we are willing to move into the future. He also explains that MARS is an acronym meaning "Multinational Appliance of Relativity in Space".

In his deepest, most densely convoluted rants, he even touches the subject of religion. He says that the oceans represent the tears that god has been crying while we have been fighting each other. He also said that Noah's ark was a metaphor for a space ship that will cleanse the planet of all selfish Want (which to him meant "water"---want more) and will take the Genetic information of everything the earth contained, only to leave Earth and allow it to repair itself from the damage we've done. He said that the word "SIN" actually means "self-in" which means selfish---and Shell--fish (you will never look at Shell gas stations the same way again) and the word "shell" is only one letter away from hell. We are all 10 (input preferred over output), but when we become 01 (output preferred over input), we will finally be ready to see other planets and intelligent lifeforms.

He says that what we know of as UFOs, are actually our future selves monitoring the progress of their ancestors, in order to better understand their own mistakes.

I found one of his images on his old laptop:

It's too large to post here, so I must link it:

http://i.imgur.com/JEyf1d9.jpg

Here is a link to his image to see it clearer:

http://tinyurl.com/anj39o3

@Slither, I would be really interested in reading your brothers book.

Im sorry about what happened to your brother, and let me tell you it makes me angry. Many people find out the hard way the system has little to offer for ones self. I think he was a really smart person, who fell victim to psychiatry for no fault of his own. Psychiatry wasn't able to help me either, it punished me for my existence, and it really wrecked the lives of some people that I knew





keep in touch with this website, its a good place.

I'd love to read your brothers book. I'm very interested in what he has to say. I'm sorry he feel to the hands of these so called doctors.

I know for me all psychiatry did was make me feel worse, make me feel almost dead mentally, and cause hallucinations when I was taken off them. And all I was told after was to try a new medication. Yeah, no thank you

I hate psychiatry for the following reasons:

- Mental health professionals seek to control people
- They don't base their conclusions on researched canon, but their personal life belief systems.

would like to see your brother's book.

Me, I had hope but lost all hope in psychiatry, when they all seemed to have given up on me.
they have nothing to offer, other than drugs to make you a zombie, that's not what I'm looking for.
they have no super knowledge or anything.

I hate that they are so clueless, but so willing to do harm, prescribing anything and everything, unwilling to try the stuff themselves, to realize what it's like to try to come off some of that stuff.

I guess what the people used to expect out of a priest, or the church.
Tried that route too, just as clueless, unfortunately.

we're on our own, just gotta accept it.

-onderdonk

Shut your mouth and smile like an idiot to see it all

I will link a URL off site when I am ready.

I try not to hate anything. I dislike psychiatry as practised in the west because western medicine is for-profit and operates under the mantra, "A patient cured, is a customer lost." So the result is over-diagnosing conditions, and making incorrect diagnoses so expensive medications and other treatments can be proscribed and charged exorbitant amounts for. But they don't work on curing a condition or eliminating the underlying cause for a complaint so much as treating the symptoms. So long as that's the case diagnoses should be highly suspect but they're not.

I think in the affluent 1st world countries we have so few real survival type problems (like civil war and governments going beyond repressing them to actually shooting at them as in Syria,) that we invent drama to feel special. When someone's sick or injured they receive a lot of compassionate attention from first responders, and later from hospital staff. But without something being wrong they may exist feeling quite isolated and uncared for. So people act out in ways they know will get them some attention. And when mental health professionals meet these people they tend to lob general diagnoses which could be applied to anyone at them to give them the attention they're seeking while also lining their own pockets.

Many pharmaceuticals are created with no immediate application in mind, or a vastly different one that what it eventually gets used for. Without a means of selling a new drug because what it does doesn't address any known condition my opinion is they invent one. Or redefine an existing one to suit the drug's effects. I'll conceed an obesity epidemic will create new conditions relating to diet, as perhaps is seen with ADHD, but overall either the human race is suddenly beginning to break down all at once, or something's rotten in Denmark.

Until we have Star Trek medical tricorder like devices to objectively diagnoses mental illness, except in the minority of cases where overt and major symptomology is occuring at the very moment they're in the presence of a psychiatrist, all other diagnoses are made via interview. If a person doesn't have access to vocabulary and education to describe how they're feeling I worry about incorrect diagnoses stemming from the simple lack of being able to express themselves intelligently. As Orwell said, ""If people cannot write well, they cannot think well, and if they cannot think well, others will do their thinking for them."