Easy successful way to treat borderline personality

Hi;, my cnext door neighbor has borderline personality, very obviously so, all the classic symptoms , and recognizes it herself. What we both have found is that if she becomes disturbed due to any ttrigger,or just spontaneously, and becomes uncomfortable and manifests her borderline personality symptoms or behavior or feelilngs or thoughts, she can "reset "her brain back into a normal undisturbed mode in which she stops manifesting those signs of her disorder, and becomes happy again, by going into the theta branwave state ,produces theta brainwaves, which can be achieved beginning fully within ten seconds, by simply staring at tv snow, the "random white noise " that is created by tv static or "snow", with the sound turned off, whtch
puts one in that theta brainwave state, which is also the brainwave state when under hynosis or during REM sleep. Three to five minutes of this does the trick every time. Someitimes the disturbed feelings, thoughts behaviiurs, will return hours later in which case she simply treats again in the same way. I bought a cheap little portable battery operated tv set and carried it in the car to treat in this way even if away from home. I have found nineteen inch and beyone tv sets to provide the most effecdtive.

It takes an analogue tv to produce visible snow or static, not the more modern digital tv sets, that began replacing analogue tv's five years or so ago, but they can be bought for ten dollars at thrift shops if you dont have one. Only analogue tv's produce visual static or snow and do so when not tuned to a broadcast channel or when the cable is off. Find a channel with no distortion in the snow, no lines going through it, just pure static, those black dots jumping around on a white screen. Listening to static such as on a radio may be effective , but I dont find it as effective for theta as staring at static. With the sound off. One can read about the healing powers , brain and body, of the theta state , on the internet.

Please post if you or someone tries this and the results. I hope it works for everyone with this problem.

Steve Lord

I moved this post to the bipolar forum, it was about how staring at tv static today similar to the BPD neighbor friend I have been posting about, totally aborted a manic episode in my extreme bipolar neighborin 3 minutes, and did not produce her usual depression that is her almost invariable result in the past when the mania stops.

Steve Lord

I'm unclear on how this differs from any other form of meditation practice. It seems like the TV static itself has nothing to do with it and your friend would get the same result focusing on any other random image. I did a brief search on Theta Therapy and it looked like it was started in 1995 by a massage therapist. She claims to have been cured of cancer using Theta and asking the "great creator" to cure her. This sounds like an awful lot of quackery. Maybe there's a whole new age niche that has usurped this method, but if you could point to some more science-based links or methodologies that would be helpful.

agirlbyanyothername wrote:I'm unclear on how this differs from any other form of meditation practice. It seems like the TV static itself has nothing to do with it and your friend would get the same result focusing on any other random image. I did a brief search on Theta Therapy and it looked like it was started in 1995 by a massage therapist. She claims to have been cured of cancer using Theta and asking the "great creator" to cure her. This sounds like an awful lot of quackery. Maybe there's a whole new age niche that has usurped this method, but if you could point to some more science-based links or methodologies that would be helpful.

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Thanks, Agirl, I went to Pubmed , the medical journal database, and using the words theta brainwave and bipolar found no related study. I can suggest that whatever this looking at tv snow does, and it has many features when I do it that match the descriptions of theta, it produces a different result from when I meditate. When I meditate I get no immune stimulation, but withthe snow I get enormous immune stimulation (I have a way of knowing this) and does other healing wonders on me and others, like it is four for four in curing migrain and cluster headaches in two people I know who tried it in minutes, like greatly accellerated injury repair, that meditation does not. I causes much greater sleepiness than meditation, similar to theta which is the brainwaves produced for a very short time as we nod off to sleep, , it reduces pain much more than mediation, thus matching the production of endorphins that some theta articles I read on the internet alleged to be the case in theta, it reduces anxiety to a greater extent than meditation,including a mild sense of pleasure which again matches the increase in endorpins. Agirl, if you do it for a couple of minutes, I think you will agree it producess a different feel in you than mediation. Meidiation takes longer to achieve, this staring at tv snow hits full stride in ten seconds.

. I pitched the idea to a professor of psychology at the local university who did the EEG testing there to confirm my suspicions that it made one greatly increase theta brainwaves, brainwaves it produces to stare at tv snow and he was interested but backed out because he said he did could not follow up on it to prove what it does to the human , maybe he didnt believe tme on its healing effect

I wont go in this post into the lengthy evidence I have that led me to the following concusion from much personal experimentation but I believe the likelihood is that stariing, (and listening to to a lesser extent) at the random white noise" of static, which is ipartlly due to the background radiation left over from the big bang, so Ive read, creates a brainwave state in us that matches that seen in the womb and that is why it is so effective in doing good things to the human body and mind.

Steve Lord

Just so that I understand; when you’re doing this, you’re just watching the static snow on a television set and nothing more is that correct? There’s no other noise or breathing techniques involved? Are you thinking anything when you’re doing this or is your focus entirely on what you’re watching? I just want to know what the exact process is that you’re doing.
I’ll do a little more reading. The cancer claims really put me off. I usually see such claims as being a big red flag, but I’m open to the idea that it could have a beneficial effect on pain, anxiety and possibly other mood swings.

agirlbyanyothername wrote:Just so that I understand; when you’re doing this, you’re just watching the static snow on a television set and nothing more is that correct? There’s no other noise or breathing techniques involved? Are you thinking anything when you’re doing this or is your focus entirely on what you’re watching? I just want to know what the exact process is that you’re doing.
I’ll do a little more reading. The cancer claims really put me off. I usually see such claims as being a big red flag, but I’m open to the idea that it could have a beneficial effect on pain, anxiety and possibly other mood swings.

Agirl, I can be thinking or not thinking, same effect happens from staring at tv snow, and you say no OTHER noise, I dont listen to the noise of the static, I turn the noise down all the way, so it doesnt matter what other noise is in the room, although there usually isnt any, normal breathing -no breathing technique, focus is entirely on the static and I dont have to stare intently, watch the static would be a better word, thats sufficent , no trick to it at all, simply watching a silent tv screen producing snow/static.

Do you have a tv that gets static with the cable off or when turned to a non broadcast channel? Can you try it for a few minutes when manifesting BPD and tell me if you get the same effect as my friend?

Thanks,

Steve Lord

never too late to become a zombie!

333 wrote:
never too late to become a zombie!

ooooooooooooooo mesmerizing

o0o0o0o0o0o i could see how that'd space you out maybe even calm you

The digital forms of tv snow, visual white noise, such as via the internet, are not fully random, and as such may be a bit calming but do not have the same effect in healing, theta, etc that the real thing on an older analogue tv, which crushes BPD symptoms in 5 minutes in my friend. I guess no one has such a tv to test it on, if it gets snow its probably analougue and itialso should say so on the back. Degital tvs began five years ago or so. Does a neighbor or friend have one n the gaarage or whatever just plug it in and turn to a non broadcast channel with no cable attached and turn the sound off. It appears to be next to impossible to get any of you to try this, like I posted once, BPD's seem averse to experimenting, for some reason. It seems Im just the opposite, seems to be my life intent to experiment to find new ways to heal etc, usually on myself.I would probably diie if I stopped doing it.

Steve