take pills or solve the problem - pick

I just posted the comment below on the bipolar forum. I thought it may be very good here because one of our goals is to see that the truth about psychiatry come out. I honestly wish my doctors would have told me the solution to mental illness a long time ago. Anyone taking pills who says that they have done these simple 3 steps is lying to themselves.

1) Find out who you really are. Think about who you were and what your personality is. Dig though the layers of things you've recently done - it doesn't reflect you, just your mistakes. You may do this many times in your life as you change.

2) Ask yourself what you really want in life. Picture the best possible future you can and what kinds of things you'd be doing that is exciting and fun to you. You may wish to seach for ideas or think up something new.

3) Let yourself get what you have in mind. It will come if you let it. Just let it. Your mind will wonder and do all kinds of things to resist you, but gently bring your attention back to what you have in mind. The rest will take care of itself.

Its just so sad when they fall for all the psychiatric bull and start on the road of "finding the right meds" and get nothing but sicker as the keep finding the wrong meds and just like I didn't they don't see it and blame the so called "illness" itself.

Ian Reynir wrote: one of our goals is to see that the truth about psychiatry come out.

Deprogramming is an attempt to get a person to abandon allegiance to a religious, political, economic, or social group and things like belief in psychiatric fraud.

The psych fraud is so well written, its real convincing , I fell for it.

Sometimes the word deprogramming is used in a wider to mean the freeing of someone (often oneself) from any previously uncritically assimilated idea.

When you deprogram people, you force them to think. Keep them off balance and this forces them to begin questioning, to open their minds. When the mind gets to a certain point, they can see through all the lies that they've been programmed to believe. They realize that they've been duped and they come out of it. Their minds start working again.

Ian Reynir wrote:Anyone taking pills who says that they have done these simple 3 steps is lying to themselves.

This is highly offensive. As someone who chooses to take medication myself, I can tell you that I have asked myself these questions, I have answers for these questions, and I am getting what I have in mind for myself. Again, there is no "one solution" to "mental illness." People are INDIVIDUALS, each person is different, and each person has the right to choose what is best for them.