If you are born to be a hateful person, that is an authoritarianism fanatic, then Portugal is your best latitude. Plus, if you are proud enough in having this negative attitudes, you may end up being a Portuguese Psychiatric Medic. The cherry on top of Babylon.
Psychiatric Medics have not been guilty of any Human atrocities, since the judgement of Nazi doctors who made Human experiments in… you guessed it: schizos, looneys, jews, Esperanto speakers, and witches. And is not that these medic’s atrocities stopped being done, since the end of Nazism…
When you are a Psychiatric Medic, you have the society’s power to:
You see? Is like the entity of a perfect circle made with a compass tool.
In a Psychiatric Hospital, I have witnessed a friend being punished with electro-chocks, elderly people being force-feeded to near-death, sexual abuse being personally done to me, poisoning of food with strong medications being done to me, hot showers that send vapour-with-medication also being done to me, being confined to a room where air does not flow that made me pass out… all of these while psychologically abusing each one of these victims.
This is only the tip of the iceberg. Psychiatry is part of a society’s machinery to repress freedom and difference, to leave society only for the Untouchables to play in.
While Babylon proudly teaches children that “crazy” people need doctors and need medicine. With the support from their zombie-minded parents.
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]]>Since decades, for a while now, I have been institutionalized into the “Public” Psychiatric Health System of Portugal. It became the worst phase of my life, so far. And it still is.
It began with the psychiatric medics giving me very strong doses of medication, while giving me a diagnostic of having schizophrenia paranoid. Before this phase I have never heard, or had, any hearing hallucination, neither had any hallucination of any sort.
After the pain that the medication that I had to take (I was required or pressured to take it) was too much for me to take, I went discarding this strong medications prescribed to me. This is when I felt that something was wrong…
After many months, I started hearing an invisible voice, giving me orders to do nasty things. I never had any similar experience before, and I was unprepared for dealing with it. I ended up telling that I was having this experience. Which ended up with a new hospitalization of mine.
Afterwards, medics started saying and framing me as a dangerous person, without me had done anything criminal. Yet again, medics were saying things that, surprisingly, would happen afterwards…
I tried ditching the medication few more times. One of the times that I was without it, something more serious happened.
I was in the street, and the invisible voice was running very very strong. For a slip of a moment, I gave in, I couldn’t resist any more, and the voice convinced me to run towards a moving bus, something that I did. The bus did not kill me, and I convinced myself that I did not want to live anymore, and sat under the bus, saying for it to go forward.
The police came, and I was going to end up in the police station, but my cousin, who is a non-psychiatric doctor, appeared there and made me go to an ambulance instead.
Time after time, the psychiatric medics were sentencing me to things, that surprisingly, happened to me afterwards. No coincidence. The psychiatric medics were, and still are, conspiring against my liberty and my sanity (now pretty much destroyed). Every time I have to go to psychiatric medics, even nowadays when taking an injection, I have to tell all about my personal life to them, while either psychiatric nurses and psychiatric doctors, blatantly lie to me. It is not a relationship, it is a brute arm of the State taking away from me, more and more, of my liberty.
Now, some years afterwards, I have been taking an injection every month, and my penultimate injection (not the last one), almost brew up my heart, with a racing rhythm. While I also received, for the first time, spam (in Portuguese!) with a message Subject about heart attacks.
The last spam email that I received, before cutting with my email, was about a defibrillator… It appears that psychiatric medic’s abuse of my health won’t end up here…
]]>Public Health Care System’s are, misleading, regarded as one of the best things that a country can have. What this people don’t know, or ignore, is that medics are in a place of too much power that can and are, many times, used for abuse.
A medic, in Portugal, is regarded as the most prestigious profession that a person can have. Other professions even call their highly educated people as Doctors. So, a medic is regarded by all society as a very respectable person, is a person of high-status quo, no matter what type of morals this medic has…
Medics control, and probably assign, babies and their families.
Medics can make a person’s life burdensome or pleasant. Often making life burdensome.
Medics have access to all types of drugs: docile-making drugs, memory-erasing drugs, obedient-making drugs, pain-inducing drugs. And Portugal’s medics illegally distribute this powerful drugs, to people that they choose, in order to make use of these drugs. To people with bad intentions.
Medics dictate how you will be treated, or if you will be abused, in elderly stage of your or any person’s life.
All medics are well paid, with never-ending Public Money. There is no incentive to be a medic with good morals/ethics.
Today’s medics, and today’s medical practices, are very, very far away from the “not making a person suffer”.
So, yeah, Public Health Care System? Wrong. It’s more accurately a Public Control System. At least Portugal’s Health Abuse.
]]>Culturally, we learned to see a thing as a totality. Worst, many people see a part as the group (in which this part belongs), making generalizations towards the exterior. Both these ways are wrongs ways of seeing things.
Regarding the second point, the point of making generalizations towards the exterior, for example, seeing an action of an individual and (wrongly) believing that the whole group in which this individual takes part does (or thinks) similar to what this act represents, you have the answer of following the motto “all generalizations are wrong”. In believing in your mind in this motto; and following it. Also, for completeness, you may, maybe later, make the motto be “all generalizations are wrong, including this one”.
Regarding the first point, the point of seeing a thing as a totality, for example, by injecting a human body and (wrongly) believing that the whole human body in which the injected muscle belongs, reacts with, or has, a similar (overall) effect to the medication (either every time, either everywhere, either in everybody), you have the answer of following the motto “the one is wrong”. In believing in your mind in this motto; and following it. Also, for completeness, you may, maybe later, make the motto be “the one is wrong, including the unity / the meaning of this motto”.
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]]>I have discovered two different ways of life. One is “the Path”-way, other is “Filling cups”-way.
In this way, when a person is walking and encounters a bifurcation, or a choice, in life, this person goes through his/hers list of conditions, to check if there is a condition that is true. When this person encounters a true condition, follows the corresponding method of this true condition.
The action of this way, is to follow truthiness.
The person will stop when everything is false.
In this way, when a person is walking and encounters a bifurcation, or a choice, in life, this person goes through his/hers list of steps, to check if there is a step that is false. When this person encounters a false step, uses the corresponding fix of this false step.
The action of this way, is to fix things.
The person will stop when everything is truth/fixed.
Religion only exposes people to “the Path”-way… in an extreme manner. Extreme, because some religions goes as far as to say that “everything is false”, and that we have to follow their rules to reach truthiness. Well, I disagree… for me, everything around is already truthful. This is more natural to me.
By accident, I have discovered the “Filling cups”-way, which seems to be a better way, for me, than the alternative of “the Path”.
Filling cups with what? With a thing, with liquid, with water (or with tea)… instead of cups being, filled with, emptiness.
]]>The word “Any” is a great word and concept, although in the Portuguese language we don’t have an exact match for that word. When translating “Any” to Portuguese, we loosely translate it to “Qualquer”.
“Any” comes from the root word “An”. And “An” is a word to refer as an entity, the value of that word. Ending “An” with an “y” (making it “Any”), refers to thingies that are entities… “Any”. Hope I am explaining in a way that is understandable.
Since “Any” already implicitly refers to entities, adding “thing” to “Any” – making the word “Anything” – is redundant, is unnecessary.
I will replace the wording of “Anything” into (just) “Any”.
]]>When a Portuguese-speaking person wants to say an “is” (or an “am”), this person has the choice of either saying, or a more persistent “be”, or a temporary state of “being”. The Portuguese verb “estar” means “in the temporary state of”.
The English language seems to only having one choice, which is the verb to “be”. For example, when an English-speaking person wants to say that he/her is sick, it says “I am sick”. While the Portuguese-speaking person says “Estou doente”, making use of the verb “estar”. The Portuguese-speaking person does not say “Sou doente”, making use of the verb “ser” (literally translates to the verb “be”), because “ser” sick is a permanent state.
Normally, the Portuguese-speaking person says that disease is temporary, not permanent.
This is just one example about one of the fundamental difference of the Portuguese mindset and the English mindset. I am unsure if the English-speaking person regards the verb to “be” as, or temporary, or permanent.
With the verb “estar” applied to the self, for example with “Estou bem.” (I am well.), the Self is regarded as temporary… Difference (due to the existence, and of time, and of change) exists even for the Self (and for anything too) :wink: .
]]>So, now I am going deep into Equality. Is there something equal to another thing? Have you ever found two things that are equal?
If you replied yes, think again. For two things to be equal, every little part about one thing must match the same part on the other thing. Have you taken those two things and compared their molecular structure for an equal match, using a microscope (for example)?
If you did, you wouldn’t be replying “yes”. And, also, you would reach the conclusion that there are no two things equal.
So equality is an illusion. Is a concept not based on reality. It is an error-filled abstraction.
Besides this, the equality concept is also extremist. Every little part of a thing must match the other thing in order to be equal. If there is a small difference in some small part, then we fall into the more moderate attribute of “different”… :smiley:
In fact, difference is so prevailing, that is everywhere, and in everything.
So, who invented the idea of “equality”?….
I will be trying to get my mind rid of the “equality” concept :wink:
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