Well, I divide the reason into two different main causes – I call the first reason the biology background. This background is divided between the person’s heredity. This background is the liking of his family to develop schizophrenia due to its heritage and the person’s sensitivity to develop any kind of disease in general, especially mental disease.

I call the second reason the main cause, or the trigger. Such a trigger has to be a very significant one in the person’s life. It has to be a very traumatic one in his life, in a way that would cause his soul quite a shock. This shock would cause his soul to step behind its boundaries. This way of stepping behind the boundaries is called a psychotic disorder.

Stepping behind the soul’s boundaries is not so common. It happens to about 3 percent of the entire population is the psychotic manner and continues to be schizophrenia in about 1 percent of the total population.

Those two reasons can also trigger other unwanted situations such as a heart disorder, a stroke, cancer, diabetes, PTSD, fainting or other diseases. So we can understand that a large part of the population would develop some kind of illness due to a significant trigger, but not always a psychotic disorder.

Avoiding such triggers is essential in order to keep on the human’s soul and his health. Living without significant stress and pressure is crucial when you have a biological inclination to develop mental illness.

Well, that ambition or consequence is not always detached from the real world. Many times, most of the things that a sufferer goes through during his psychotic disorder are close to real things that are happening and they have a grip in the real world.

If you as a sufferer understand that the materials that those delusions are taken out from are real experiences, and that those hallucinations are driven from real life experiences of your past, than there is no other choice than to believe that they has foundations in the real world.

Having psychosis is like having a nightmare, but this dream seems very real, and it usually lasts for more than a night, during the days that follows and even for several weeks, until getting the right treatment and that treatment begins to influence the human mind. The same materials that are being used for a psychotic mind, are used for the common dreams and nightmares, therefore the similarity between them is great.

After “waking up” from that bad dream, by the effect of the anti psychotic drugs, sufferers begins to understand that they went through a very significant experience. No wonder that sometimes they feel obligate to believe that what they went through and what went through they’re minds, happened for real. This is another reason why many sufferers that went through this kind of experience, are finding an escapement in becoming religious or even only spiritualist. In this way they can become close to they’re belief and giving they’re close to reality experiences, a significant realization.

Feel free to share with us your close to reality delusions by replying to this topic…

It is not a secret that a psychotic disorder, draw its materials from the real world. Psychotic delusions meet the outside world through the sufferer’s thoughts. His delusions are made of his life experiences, from his past, his memories and his family relations.

For example, if the relations between the sufferer parents were not stable before his psychotic disorder, then he would see a picture of his parents during his psychosis, he might think that his parents are angry at him, and maybe they went through a divorce even if they didn’t in the real world.

Sometimes during psychosis disorder, people looks to the sufferer very similar and resemble to people they knew in the past. For example, if someone sees a person that looks like someone he knew in the past, he can approach that person with the name of his past acquaintance while being certain that it is the same man.

If a psychotic sufferer browses through a magazine during his psychosis, there is a big chance that pictures in that magazine will remind him of past experiences that are related to them. For example, if a man tried to smoke cannabis in his past, there is a high probability that that person would connect a naïve picture of a flower to that experience during his psychotic disorder.

Today, people understand more and more, that psychosis derive its images from the sufferer’s past experiences and not from things with no connection like people thoughts in the past. Therefore, it is very difficult sometimes to say about some delusions that they are not real and not connected to the real world.

It feels like your thoughts are going from one to another, without being able to control them. You jumps from one subject to another, jump to conclusions without hesitating. Your mind works so fast that I won’t be surprised if Einstein wrote the theory of relativity during a psychosis disorder.

I’m sure that one of the obvious sign for “Getting Mad” in a psychotic disorder is when your mind gets out of control in the above way. The wisdom is how not to lose this extraordinary phenomenon, and do something useful with it.

I think that one useful thing to do with your mind’s goes into sprint, is when everything is over and your psychotic disorder had went away (until the next time), you should take a peace of paper and a pen, or seat near your computer and put everything that went in your mind during that seizure into writing. I’m sure that in time you would put it into good use as lyrics or an interesting fiction story.

I’m sure that during history, famous genius people, wrote down they’re psychotic thoughts, and did with them remarkable ideas such as the Mona Lisa by Devinchi, or the Theory of relative by Einstein.
Do you have more ideas how to put into good use your psychotic thoughts?