A Journey through the Schizophrenic World

Negative symptoms are considered an obstacle to frequent emotions and behavior. These symptoms may be easily mistaken for other mental disorders such as depression. These symptoms include lack of satisfaction with life, the impossibility of planning and continuing antisocial forces, activities, and monotonous effects. The effect of flatness is when people talk in a boring voice, or when they maintain a constant face. These symptoms make daily life difficult (schizophrenia). Due to facts common in other psychiatric disorders, negative symptoms themselves are difficult to diagnose schizophrenia, but it is important when looking at positive symptoms.

The experience of schizophrenia may be a terrible journey through a crazy world that everyone can not understand, especially those who cross it. This is to travel the world, the world is crazy, sky, and there is no real anchor. You feel so lonely. You will find it easier to quit than deal with the reality that is inconsistent with your fantasy world. You will suffer from the perception of distortion. You can not say things that are not genuine, not real. Schizophrenia affects every aspect of your life. Your idea game, you are broken, very lonely, your "crazy ..."

"Journey of entry", Joseph Campbell wrote: "The collapse of schizophrenia is an inward and retreating trip ... already sinking over and probably drowning ... ... and he He sneaks into the bottom of the universe and was there to choose immortal Watercress, his life has green value Do not cut it out Please help him in the storm Things for the Atlantic Ocean Olga Khazan wrote in Olga Khazan that the eastern and African cultures have a tendency to emphasize relationships and collectivism in which hallucinations are a different point in the already extensive social network of schizophrenic people It is likely to be seen as

It is related to Sherman, artists and schizophrenia. Shamanism, prophecy and art are interrelated. Sherman is a naturally open person in primitive society. He often accomplishes this goal with a variety of medicines that mimic the symptoms of schizophrenia, such as Ayahuasca. People with schizophrenia are completely open to reality. He seems to be a permanent religious ecstasy witch, but the schizophrenic journey is unwilling and disturbing. He can not get down

Most clinicians agree that schizophrenia is a disintegration of personality that can not achieve or maintain self-consolidation. The main feature of the schizophrenic response is a symbolic process of abnormality, people disturbed changing the real intrinsic expression, withdrawing from the unwavering world and withdrawing from social interaction. Resulting in an unresolvable conflict. Even though it is necessary to deny the logic of cultural consensus, a certain degree of consistency between self-esteem and causation is possible.