Im worried about my sanity and soul.

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hyperion
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23 Feb 2007, 10:16 pm

i am not making this up.
When i was in benzodiapine withdrawal i heard the voice of the devil. I saw my self as diablo like demon and later felt my self get possesed by the devil, only to be rescued by the arch-angel micheal.

Now either this was the drug and 3 months of no sleep or this was real.

This either means i now vuneralble to pscyhosis or I have the lord of hell gunning for me. What am to do.



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23 Feb 2007, 11:15 pm

Go see a psychiatrist. I think it seems to be that you have a problem with the drugs.

Or god thinks otherwise...



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23 Feb 2007, 11:31 pm

Quit taking them, before it gets worse.



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23 Feb 2007, 11:35 pm

Gunning for you? He had you, and few can break that grip. You must be a good person, not many get pulled from the pit. You were there, you saw, have Faith!

Stop taking drugs if possible, I have my problems, but dealing with them drunk or drugged does not help. Get thee to a National Forest, take twenty mile hikes, faster, none of that nature trail stuff, mountains if you can find them, faster, hike till you sweat. Breath in through the nose, out through the mouth, Oxygenate yourself, purge the gasses from your body. Cities have 15% Oxygen, forests 22%.

You were pulled from the pit because there is something for you to do, prepare yourself. The best cures for anything, are fresh air, pure water, little but natural food, and twenty mile fast hikes. Flush your system, tune up the machine, burn energy, then you will eat well, sleep well, and be ready when the time comes.



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23 Feb 2007, 11:59 pm

hyperion wrote:
i am not making this up.
When i was in benzodiapine withdrawal i heard the voice of the devil. I saw my self as diablo like demon and later felt my self get possesed by the devil, only to be rescued by the arch-angel micheal.

Now either this was the drug and 3 months of no sleep or this was real.

This either means i now vuneralble to pscyhosis or I have the lord of hell gunning for me. What am to do.


All those drugs your parents are stuffing down your gob must be doing something to your head. That is pretty bad. I'm worried, but I can't do much more than try to console you. Sorry I can't be of any further help, hyperion.


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24 Feb 2007, 12:07 am

I too was attacked by an evil spirit a few times (if indeed what you are going through is real). I believe it was real for me. I am re-editing this post because I realize it perhaps sounded too doomsdayerish as someone said below. I don't mean to give that impression, I just happen to believe that spiritual attacks are real and this is based on personal experience. I wanted to rationalize it as simply mental illness but certain aspects of it were entirelyl unexplainable.



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24 Feb 2007, 12:35 am

hyperion wrote:
Now either this was the drug and 3 months of no sleep or this was real.


For starters, if you literally meant 3 months of no sleep, contact Guiness book of records, I'm pretty sure that is one. If it wasn't, and it effectively felt like that because it was so little sleep, sleep deprivation alone can cause hallucinations. I've had it happen to me. I've heard others talk about their hallucinations from similar. Introducing a drug into the equation only makes it more likely. (No, not any drug, but I thought that was understood.) If it was an isolated incident, and you're sleeping more now, don't worry about it too much.



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24 Feb 2007, 2:31 am

I personally wouldn't read anything "super-spiritual" into drug withdrawal.

Incidentally, I suffer from a chronic pain condition, and have had to be prescribed some pretty heavy s**t in my time. From my perspective, benzodiazepine withdrawal is ~nothing~ up against the withdrawal profile of narcotic analgaesics, believe me.

People think they've had it tough with coming off nicotine, benzodiazepines, or some of the weaker opioid compounds; they ain't seen nothing yet, as the saying goes.


If you've seen spirits/demons/pink elephants/Elvis Presley from Benzodiazepine-withdrawal, you've got ~much~ bigger problems than the medication, in my opinion..........


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24 Feb 2007, 2:34 am

BTW: in case you hadn't realised already, hyperion, this thread is going to be a veritable ~magnet~ for religious doomsdayers :? .


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24 Feb 2007, 10:01 am

I am religious but certainly it is not necessary that what was gone through was indeed spiritual. I shared my own story which I believe was spiritual because I would not want to rule it out. Certainly people do have false hallucinations due to sickness in the brain. I just think that the more options you have to consider, the better you can make up your mind about whats going on. It would of course be easy to say it was obviously only becasue of the drugs and sleep deprivation and indeed likely, but if one believes in the spiritual world, it is not impossible that some things are real. Hopefully it is not real.



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24 Feb 2007, 5:18 pm

shadexiii wrote:
hyperion wrote:
Now either this was the drug and 3 months of no sleep or this was real.


For starters, if you literally meant 3 months of no sleep, contact Guiness book of records, I'm pretty sure that is one. If it wasn't, and it effectively felt like that because it was so little sleep, sleep deprivation alone can cause hallucinations. I've had it happen to me. I've heard others talk about their hallucinations from similar. Introducing a drug into the equation only makes it more likely. (No, not any drug, but I thought that was understood.) If it was an isolated incident, and you're sleeping more now, don't worry about it too much.


it was a literal 3 months of no sleep



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24 Feb 2007, 5:51 pm

I have heard that sleep deprivation can cause people to have waking dreams.



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27 Feb 2007, 12:38 am

You cannot have experienced three months of ~complete~ sleep deprivation; it is an absurd impossibility :? . Shadexiii has already pointed this out.


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27 Feb 2007, 6:39 am

Re: "Shattered"- What crap will television stations come up with next? :roll:


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01 Mar 2007, 2:22 am

Brendan wrote:
I personally wouldn't read anything "super-spiritual" into drug withdrawal.

Incidentally, I suffer from a chronic pain condition, and have had to be prescribed some pretty heavy s**t in my time. From my perspective, benzodiazepine withdrawal is ~nothing~ up against the withdrawal profile of narcotic analgaesics, believe me.

People think they've had it tough with coming off nicotine, benzodiazepines, or some of the weaker opioid compounds; they ain't seen nothing yet, as the saying goes.


If you've seen spirits/demons/pink elephants/Elvis Presley from Benzodiazepine-withdrawal, you've got ~much~ bigger problems than the medication, in my opinion..........


Except drug withdrawal was not what was spoken of but continued use of medication and insomnia (two possibilities). From my own experience I am inclined to believe in evil spirits (perhaps a third possibility). I am not sure how some will react.


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