delusional thinking

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It would be better if you drew your view from a source other than the sleeve of an Isis record.

I don't understand what you're referring to.

Who are Isis? Some group who nicked the name of an Egyptian goddess, I guess. Should I have heard of them?
I've certainly heard of Hassan-i Sabbah.

"Nothing is True, Everything is Permitted" were the alleged last words of Hassan-i Sabbah.
You can read about it here: http://www.disinfo.com/archive/pages/ar ... d1562/pg1/

People have extracted all sorts of meaning from these words, and I don't believe that there is only one meaning to this or any other phrase.
The point is for each person to derive their own meaning from them and to benefit in their own way, not to get into petty debates about who said what where.

When I use this phrase, I'm referring to the wave/particle duality and what it means for our perception of reality. I'm talking about the infinite potency of an unobserved system in which all possibilities exist, yet none are manifested; where everything is permitted, yet nothing is necessarily true.

I really didn't mean for anyone to feel threatened by it.

I hope you have a beautiful day, Raoul.

Ah... so I eventually found the LA (as opposed to Brisbane) band called Isis. They even get a little footnote on the Hassan-i Sabbah page.

I have delusions(and hallucinations),but I'm Bipolar and PTSD along with High-Fuctioning Autism(HFA).


-SpaceCase

Interesting, the results are similar to the last delusional thinking poll I made last year.... if I remember about 60% said they had delusional thinking. Right now 56% are saying they do. And it's neat that it's falling pretty evenly between diagnosed and self-diagnosed. Very interesting!!

I'm pretty sure all of my thoughts are delusional

I'm a very delusional thinker at times, depending on what time of the year it is. It started back in 1998, when I was dignosed with Depression and Psychosis. It used to be really bad, but it's gotten better over time. I've scared off certian people with those thoughts. I've never meant to, though.

I used to have some magical thinking as a kid--for example, I'd suddenly feel like the next three minutes or the next three days or whatever were extremely important for some unknown reason. The last time this happened was when I was in my early teens; so I assume I grew out of it along with childhood.

Yes, all time one of these ideas passes for my mind.

I agree.

They aren't delusions.

Thats why I joked about them in my post. The truth though is;

First, when our own govenrment spies on groups like "Grannies for Peace", thinking your being watched, whether you are or not, might be a smart thing to do.

Second, with all the research being performed concerning RFID, the day is coming when being paranoid about being monitored may also be a smart thing to do.

Third, we are all pawns of a conspiracy of one kind or another. It could be something as simple as being duped by advertising to believe something that is bad for you is actually good for you. If you arent aware that humans have been conspiring in one form or another to subjugate other humans since the dawn of time, than you are one dumb f**k.

Fourth, every human has grandoise religious importance. We are all pieces of a spiritual puzzle that isnt completed until every piece is where it should be. Therefore we all hold the key collectively.

As to the thoughts being read or changed thing, I wouldnt touch that with a ten foot woody.

What better way to horse us around and make us compliant? The things that they do to us can't go unnoticed, so instead of them being tools of manipulation, they educate us to see them as symptoms of a disease that we have.