choices re how to deal with sz

Schizophrenia seems to be knowledge of multiple realities. Some people
choose to embrace that extra knowledge, and that's legit. But you can only
fully function in one physical reality, so if you have awareness of multiple
ones you end up half-functioning or one-quarter-functioning in all of them.

For that reason, I choose to shut out everything I consider knowledge and
awareness useless to my functioning in _this_ physical reality. But I don't
insist that other people do the same thing--just that they not complain when
their lives are s*** because of their choices.

Miki

"Miki Kocic" <email munged so don't reply by email> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:13j77bao56cbc02@corp.supernews.com...
> Schizophrenia seems to be knowledge of multiple realities. Some people
> choose to embrace that extra knowledge, and that's legit. But you can only
> fully function in one physical reality, so if you have awareness of
> multiple ones you end up half-functioning or one-quarter-functioning in
> all of them.
>
> For that reason, I choose to shut out everything I consider knowledge and
> awareness useless to my functioning in _this_ physical reality. But I
> don't insist that other people do the same thing--just that they not
> complain when their lives are s*** because of their choices.
>
> Miki

My life is not shit because of the extra reality, it gives me some answers
to some problems or should i say to some circumstances of life.

The deck of playing cards was originaly derived from the real
"Keys of Solomon". They divide the whole universe into four worlds with
ten sephiroth each.
Only the Ten of Diamonds represents what psychiatry would accept
as "reality".
All these other worlds exist. I keep their parameters in little
note books, notebooks I could stash in a safe deposit box.
But, I never write in "English", that is, never in the Latin
alphebet. I use a comfortable combination of precuniform Hieroglyphics,
which are composed of phonemes, Chinese, and whatever foreign scripts
and hieroglyphics that fit easily.
Never write in "English". In old movies of the Fifties about "big
bad nuts", Robert Vaughn usually played the part, before he thought he
was Napoleon in "The Man From Uncle". The cops always found "big bad
nut's papers" always writen in bold "English".
Just don't write in the Latin alphabet. The cops found
incriminating notes written in Italian in Joe (Bananas) Bonano's trash.
That was thirty years ago. I don't know if he ever got out.

I write in runes.

In Junior High and High School I kept a journal in Scythian runes.
They are little known. I got them from a cousin who was an
archaeologist.
The classic 24 German runes are very meaningful, but, they are
quite well known. The Anglo-Saxon system of 33 runes are much like the
German runes.
The North Umbrian runes were like Chinese, and if they had become
popular enough we would be writing in a Chinese like writing rather than
the crud Latin alphabet.
The main trouble with the Latin alphabet is that is was stripped
of the meaning that all the other alphabets had. Actually it was
stripped of meaning exoterically and may have secret esoteric meanings.
The Romans were actually extermely secretive and that's why the Latin
alphabet is devoid of meaning except for it's sound attributions.
The Chinese, Japanese, and Koreans don't use acronyms. Onece I was
in the hospital and a doctor asked me, "What does the M stand for here
on your records?. I said, "I don't know", thinking it stood for
"Mental". Of course it stood for "Male". That's how dumb this numbifying
stigma of schizophrenia can make you look.