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Originally posted by wavemaker
reply to post by Griffo515
You did not even tell us how you feel. Do you feel scared of the incoming event or do you feel excited? I do feel that something big is coming but I feel that it is for the good of mankind. So I am actually excited of the incoming big change that is coming.
For years I have suffered from depression, through all the years of medication, therapy and changes in life style to maintain a psychological balance, it is this feeling that has kept my suicidal tendencies at bay.Now I know they are two extremes you may not ever hear the typical sufferer of a mental illness say, but with ought it, I could honestly say that I would not be here making this thread tonight. If I were to explain it to somebody, it would be hard to put it into words with ought sounding completely out-landish, But as of late, I'm finding more and more people are describing the exact same 'feeling' I have had for so many years. I can't fully describe what 'it' is, but 'its' big...on a global scale, some grand change is imminent, and we're all involved...To me, its getting stronger. I can hardly sleep now because if it. Before I begin force feeding myself more medication....please can anybody tell me if theyre having the same feeling? Please only honest and serious replies only.
Originally posted by ladyinwaiting
reply to post by Griffo515
Yes, I have this feeling at times. In symptomatology, it's referenced as "feeling or sense of impending doom".
It's anxiety, which as you know, accompanies depression quite often.
I handle it by consciously identifying it, and moving it out of my mind. Create distractions.
But yeah, it's a terrible feeling. Try to cope with it with "self-talk" before taking more meds.
MORPHIC FIELD
A field within and around a self-organizing system that organizes its characteristic structure and pattern of activity. According to the hypothesis of formative causation, morphic fields contain an inherent memory transmitted by previous similar systems by morphic resonance and tend to become increasingly habitual. Morphic fields include morphogenetic, behavioral, social, cultural, and mental fields. The greater the degree of similarity, the greater the influence of morphic resonance. In general, systems most closely resemble themselves in the past and are subject to self-resonance from their own past states.
MORPHIC RESONANCE
The influence of previous structures on subsequent similar structures of activity organized by morphic fields. According to the hypothesis of formative causation, morphic resonance involves the transmission of formative influences through or across time and space without a decrease due to distance or lapse of time.
A well placed Saturn gives patience, keen observation and ability to work hard. A bad Saturn, on the other hand, makes a person depressed, an escapist, lazy, quarrelsome, sorrowful, irresponsible creature, with tendencies towards drug abuse, and alcohol.
Originally posted by storm2012
From my knowledge, I would like to tell you is everyone in this life faces some sort of adventure. It could be fun or for some it can be harmful, it all depends in your past life karma. Depression is something you can personally can get rid of, its you who control your mind, nobody else.