kherpuppet

Prescription drugs are scary, scary things.

For a short period this last year during my depression they helped me immensely...if not for the crazy side-effects. I didn't sleep on my own for five months without ambien to help. I lost ten pounds. Then they tried to put me on depakote which I hated. That only lasted a month because I wanted my mind back.

I don't think pysch drugs are inherently bad but one should be wary of becoming dependent on them. I know they help me a lot for a short window of time.

thanks. i'm going to delete that comment now.

only dantes.

Forget the cemetaries in PDx. Go to the mausoleum in Sellwood.

I completeley agree with you about how ghosts are more often leftover negative energy.

I think this is more likely than to say you saw a woman in white at the top of the stairs or something. Real mystical things like I was talking about and like you refered to are more subtle and energy-based. Often when I've felt a disturbance, the source is a little mass of energy moving around and making noise.

Does this make sense? Thanks for the insight again...and for the poetry. Sorry I haven't critiqued it yet.

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wow, that was a beautiful comment you left in my journal.

What struck me most about it though is that I wasn't aware that bipolar disease had a connection to vivid and lucid dreams. I was diagnosed as being "cyclothymic" this past year and never really connected to the two things.

I recently did a literary research paper about Freud and the prophecy of dreams. While I agree most current literature on the subject is crap, I like to see where the intellect meets the mystical.

Thanks!