Guess there's a bit more--the view of our hybrid infested reality from someone raised outside it. And Yes, exactly what I've learned. Thank goodness, I wasn't 'overly' sensitive, though. Ideally these kind of women are the best oracles--but Celeste needed somebody tougher in these times.

The article: 'What a Shaman sees in a mental institution.'

http://yournewswire.com/what-a-shaman-sees-in-a-mental-hospital/

"What those in the West view as mental illness, the Dagara people regard as “good news from the other world.” The person going through the crisis has been chosen as a medium for a message to the community that needs to be communicated from the spirit realm. 

“Mental disorder, behavioral disorder of all kinds, signal the fact that two obviously incompatible energies have merged into the same field,” says Dr. Somé. These disturbances result when the person does not get assistance in dealing with the presence of the energy from the spirit realm.

The article: 'What a Shaman sees in a mental institution.'

"What those in the West view as mental illness, the Dagara people regard as “good news from the other world.” The person going through the crisis has been chosen as a medium for a message to the community that needs to be communicated from the spirit realm.

“Mental disorder, behavioral disorder of all kinds, signal the fact that two obviously incompatible energies have merged into the same field,” says Dr. Somé. These disturbances result when the person does not get assistance in dealing with the presence of the energy from the spirit realm.

One of the things Dr. Somé encountered when he first came to the United States in 1980 for graduate study was how this country deals with mental illness. When a fellow student was sent to a mental institute due to “nervous depression,” Dr. Somé went to visit him.

"I was so shocked. That was the first time I was brought face to face with what is done here to people exhibiting the same symptoms I’ve seen in my village.” What struck Dr. Somé was that the attention given to such symptoms was based on pathology, on the idea that the condition is something that needs to stop.

This was in complete opposition to the way his culture views such a situation. As he looked around the stark ward at the patients, some in straitjackets, some zoned out on medications, others screaming, he observed to himself, “So this is how the healers who are attempting to be born are treated in this culture. What a loss! What a loss that a person who is finally being aligned with a power from the other world is just being wasted.”

Another way to say this, which may make more sense to the Western mind, is that we in the West are not trained in how to deal or even taught to acknowledge the existence of psychic phenomena, the spiritual world. In fact, psychic abilities are denigrated. When energies from the spiritual world emerge in a Western psyche, that individual is completely unequipped to integrate them or even recognize what is happening.

The result can be terrifying. Without the proper context for and assistance in dealing with the breakthrough from another level of reality, for all practical purposes, the person is insane. Heavy dosing with anti-psychotic drugs compounds the problem and prevents the integration that could lead to soul development and growth in the individual who has received these energies.

On the mental ward, Dr Somé saw a lot of “beings” hanging around the patients, “entities” that are invisible to most people but that shamans and psychics are able to see. “They were causing the crisis in these people,” he says. It appeared to him that these beings were trying to get the medications and their effects out of the bodies of the people the beings were trying to merge with, and were increasing the patients’ pain in the process.

“The beings were acting almost like some kind of excavator in the energy field of people. They were really fierce about that. The people they were doing that to were just screaming and yelling,” he said. He couldn’t stay in that environment and had to leave.

In the Dagara tradition, the community helps the person reconcile the energies of both worlds–”the world of the spirit that he or she is merged with, and the village and community.” That person is able then to serve as a bridge between the worlds and help the living with information and healing they need. Thus, the spiritual crisis ends with the birth of another healer.

“The other world’s relationship with our world is one of sponsorship,” Dr. Somé explains.“More often than not, the knowledge and skills that arise from this kind of merger are a knowledge or a skill that is provided directly from the other world.”

The beings who were increasing the pain of the inmates on the mental hospital ward were actually attempting to merge with the inmates in order to get messages through to this world. The people they had chosen to merge with were getting no assistance in learning how to be a bridge between the worlds and the beings’ attempts to merge were thwarted. The result was the sustaining of the initial disorder of energy and the aborting of the birth of a healer.

“The Western culture has consistently ignored the birth of the healer,” states Dr. Somé. “Consequently, there will be a tendency from the other world to keep trying as many people as possible in an attempt to get somebody’s attention. They have to try harder.” The spirits are drawn to people whose senses have not been anesthetized. “The sensitivity is pretty much read as an invitation to come in,” he notes.
Those who develop so-called mental disorders are those who are sensitive, which is viewed in Western culture as oversensitivity.

Indigenous cultures don’t see it that way and, as a result, sensitive people don’t experience themselves as overly sensitive. In the West, “it is the overload of the culture they’re in that is just wrecking them,” observes Dr. Somé. The frenetic pace, the bombardment of the senses, and the violent energy that characterize Western culture can overwhelm sensitive people.

SCHIZOPHRENIA AND FOREIGN ENERGY

With schizophrenia, there is a special “receptivity to a flow of images and information, which cannot be controlled,” stated Dr. Somé. “When this kind of rush occurs at a time that is not personally chosen, and particularly when it comes with images that are scary and contradictory, the person goes into a frenzy.”

What is required in this situation is first to separate the person’s energy from the extraneous foreign energies, by using shamanic practice (what is known as a “sweep”) to clear the latter out of the individual’s aura. With the clearing of their energy field, the person no longer picks up a flood of information and so no longer has a reason to be scared and disturbed, explains Dr. Somé.

Then it is possible to help the person align with the energy of the spirit being attempting to come through from the other world and give birth to the healer. The blockage of that emergence is what creates problems. “The energy of the healer is a high-voltage energy,” he observes.

“When it is blocked, it just burns up the person. It’s like a short-circuit. Fuses are blowing. This is why it can be really scary, and I understand why this culture prefers to confine these people. Here they are yelling and screaming, and they’re put into a straitjacket. That’s a sad image.”Again, the shamanic approach is to work on aligning the energies so there is no blockage, “fuses” aren’t blowing, and the person can become the healer they are meant to be.
It needs to be noted at this point, however, that not all of the spirit beings that enter a person’s energetic field are there for the purposes of promoting healing.

There are negative energies as well, which are undesirable presences in the aura. In those cases, the shamanic approach is to remove them from the aura, rather than work to align the discordant energies

ALEX: CRAZY IN THE USA, HEALER IN AFRICA

To test his belief that the shamanic view of mental illness holds true in the Western world as well as in indigenous cultures, Dr. Somé took a mental patient back to Africa with him, to his village. “I was prompted by my own curiosity to find out whether there’s truth in the universality that mental illness could be connected with an alignment with a being from another world,” says Dr. Somé.

Alex was an 18-year-old American who had suffered a psychotic break when he was 14. He had hallucinations, was suicidal, and went through cycles of dangerously severe depression. He was in a mental hospital and had been given a lot of drugs, but nothing was helping.

“The parents had done everything–unsuccessfully,” says Dr. Somé. “They didn’t know what else to do.” With their permission, Dr. Somé took their son to Africa. “After eight months there, Alex had become quite normal, Dr. Somé reports. He was even able to participate with healers in the business of healing; sitting with them all day long and helping them, assisting them in what they were doing with their clients .

. . . He spent about four years in my village.” Alex stayed by choice, not because he needed more healing. He felt, “much safer in the village than in America.” To bring his energy and that of the being from the spiritual realm into alignment, Alex went through a shamanic ritual designed for that purpose, although it was slightly different from the one used with the Dagara people.

“He wasn’t born in the village, so something else applied. But the result was similar, even though the ritual was not literally the same,”explains Dr. Somé. The fact that aligning the energy worked to heal Alex demonstrated to Dr. Somé that the connection between other beings and mental illness is indeed universal.

After the ritual, Alex began to share the messages that the spirit being had for this world. Unfortunately, the people he was talking to didn’t speak English (Dr. Somé was away at that point). The whole experience led, however, to Alex’s going to college to study psychology. He returned to the United States after four years because “he discovered that all the things that he needed to do had been done, and he could then move on with his life.” The last that Dr. Somé heard was that Alex was in graduate school in psychology at Harvard.

No one had thought he would ever be able to complete undergraduate studies, much less get an advanced degree.

Dr. Somé sums up what Alex’s mental illness was all about: “He was reaching out. It was an emergency call. His job and his purpose was to be a healer. He said no one was paying attention to that.”

Well, on and on it goes. The 'elite' brain washed folks are nothing if not persistent. *lol* But he was asking the questions and trying to insinuate, if just not out right say, all the things I expect that he will. It's helpful, to see how they may try to approach it. It works to help me focus on all the many ways they might try. It's good practice. :) Keeps me on my toes.

I sorta cringe when he abuses the name she gave me to call her. It feels very mean. She says not to worry about it. She's been abused with much worse names along the way, and since it isn't her real name--just one I can type and say more easily, it has little weight. She does find it quite funny that she's being accused of being the very thing the 'elites' version actually is. That whole 'point a finger at me, and 3 of them are pointing back at you' thing. She has a pretty keen sense of irony.

Enough of that for now. Another health realization this morning. The toxic environmental issue thing has a parasite connection to it as well. parasites are actually absorbing some of the toxins in your body, so they're kinda protecting you from the full amount your body would otherwise have to store and be damaged by some where else.

So when you kill them with a zapper, it not only makes their infections look for a new home, but as your body dissolves and deals with the carcasses, the toxins are dumped back in your system, too.

So that toxin dump would make the toxicity even worse after you zap as well, even if you've kill the infection. While it seems obvious in retrospect, as many ideas do, it's not something I recall reading about any where along the way, and might account for folks doing all the right things (in the midst of probably a lot of useless things) but not getting better, only worse. Dr. Clark was probably not aware of all of the ramifications yet, since her research was still in it's early stages.

I have successfully used EFT to be rid of cadmium toxicity which I acquired in the month I was in the hospital (yes, it only took a month to get that toxic) It often manifests as that restless leg syndrome, which I didn't have a trace of prior to that month.

But afterwards, oh yes. After tapping for everything I could think of to stop of the constant uncomfortable twitching at night, for 3 or 4 months (means I wasn't tapping for the right thing) I finally with great misgivings resorted to a 'drug' to get some much needed rest and yes tramadol is addictive. Blah.

I was finally browsing Dr. Clark's book again for information about a question here, and stumbled on the whole restless leg thing again. I'd read it years ago, but had no issue with it and so forgot. What I read was that it was spasming blood vessels, which I even never realized they could do and so had never tapped for that, triggered by cadmium build up.

That night I didn't take the tramadol, and tapped for the blood vessels spasming and voila' the usual EFT miracle. It stopped in seconds and I fell asleep easily. As does anything, if you tap for the right thing. The trick then become figuring out what the right thing is, which is why I know very little of the cartel's version is the right thing. It rarely stops anything. It's a place to start sometimes, as usually the organ or gland or muscle is right but rarely any other part.

But anyway, the removal required tapping for more than a month to get it to stop completely. Probably because I only tapped for the build up around my blood vessels, instead of saying 'my whole body, but especially my leg's blood vessels'. Wording makes all the difference, and is part of the learning curve.

It would have gone quicker, I'm sure, but as it was, it only removed the cadmium around the blood vessels and everyday, more would settle back in until it finally got so diluted, it stopped triggering the spasms. They have stopped, so I'm quite sure my cadmium level is back down to at least pre hospital levels. I do muscle testing and it verifies this.

That's all part of learning to trust yourself. The restless leg thing has stopped. I don't need any of the pharmaceutical cartel's money sucking doctor visits and blood tests or any other costly procedure to tell me what the problem was, especially since they can't do anything about it anyway.

So for you 'you gotta have a DOCTOR'S official diagnosis' to PROVE it', nah, you just gotta know your body which you can do better than any 'health proffesional' ever will. Once you learn to communicate with it (muscle [actually resistance] testing) and fix it (EFT) you have no need of their 'help' at 150 dollars an hour. They hate that.

If it worked for cadmium, I'm sure it will work for anything. You just have to figure out what it is, and tap for it like I did. So unless you're an alien, who have their own different points, I'm sure this will work for anyone. So learn both those things to deal with toxins, zap and de parasite with herbs, kill infections and get back to being well again. 5 steps, and two of them completely free.

My environment is pretty clean and I don't drive much, so I'm not likely to get that toxic again. But if something happens like that, I'm totally ready.

Plus I've had numerous requests for info on the pyramids. So what I've learned is that the pyramids were built by the El-*th as secure bases to hold down and power the connective energy lines they used for transporting themselves and their stuff on world. It was easier than using their own energy. They were much like what held the energy links for the off world transportation lines but when they broke loose in Atlantis, those were completely destroyed.

They are some of the few things they ever built out of solid materials. Mostly they built with energy, which disappears when the maker stops sending that energy, which is mostly why they can't find Atlantis. It was all pretty much built that way. I got to see it, as a dragon rider. It was dazzling. They had a lot of buildings like Russia's spires, but they were made of translucent energy in shades of various colors.

After Atlantis, those transport functions in the pyramids became non functional and the locals took them over for their various sacred ceremonies, believing them to be places of great power. I think they did have extra power aka energy and probably still do, since no one ever shut them off, if the backlash from Atlantis's destruction didn't destroy the powering mechanism.

So my brief take on the pyramids (and a bit of Atlantis as a bonus). :)