Yes, you also recognise that what you intuitively feel situationally has been turned upside down, rejected. The fact that you can only really have trusting relationships with people you don't contract, but relationships are possible precisely because there is no official contract, is difficult to think about within a mindset which has to think and deal all the time with commercial contracts.

Even when you thumb your nose at someone and visualise the sheer gigantic dimension of psychological as well as physiological diagnosis books, you can't get someone who thinks all these diagnoses are reality to ask themselves questions.

Imagine the hours wasted and dollars spent in therapies where the very cause of the problem is placated, pampered, and allowed to exacerbate by a therapist who has been hired to rid the problem. Since release of something that doesn’t really exist, except in the mind, is instantaneous, any more than a few hours of ‘therapy’ is redundant. People are getting fleeced into believing that their problems will take time and money to solve when in fact they are unsolvable; all that needs to occur is that they get released. This is a very brief process. But since the ego is already in charge, and we know this because of the effect it has had on us, all we are doing by consulting a psychotherapist is going along with an insane notion set forth by the ego, which is getting agreement to the idea that we have a problem. The therapist in fact does more harm than good by supporting the ego’s belief that a problem exists.

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If the whole medical sector were really so successful or "groundbreaking", why are new diagnoses being added all the time?
Wouldn't medical books have to shrink instead of grow? Shouldn't the patients become fewer instead of more or the same?

In the face of "impressive technological and medical advances", shouldn't we have long since seen people in our own families and circles of friends/working teams all bursting with health and well-being?

The many mentally or physically ill are a gigantic asset on the balance sheets of government or corporate controlled companies, their only assets, since there is nothing like them to exploit in numbers or in future.

If only lawyers understand the laws, then only lawyers should obey those laws.

What is interesting here is the similarity in the dimension of the written works. An inconceivable number of theoretical law entries on the side of law writings, a monstrous one on the side of medical diagnoses.

If one wants to take all this seriously, people must be adapted to the dimensions and quantities as well as qualities of the existing legal specifications and diagnoses.

It is nicer and easier to live if one does not take it seriously, but sees it for what it is: a gigantic game.

I agree with you here on every level, though I'd wish not to have to agree. The single human being operates - when he is not aware of this game play - against himself in order to isolate, distance and estrange himself from himself, so he will be convinced that not those close to him will soothe his pains but those far from him know better. With "close" I indeed mean all humans without demanding his signature or written contract.

Now, what can we do for our souls? The two of us can tell anecdotes and stories which happen in our lives for real. We can create more of those, where we are or were successful to love instead to hate. Or, also, to think them up in funny fictions.

Receive my love :)