Psychiatry, Spirits, Ancestor Worship

I feel in many respects that psychiatry is a very damaging aspect within our society.

Psychiatrists seem to have a vendetta against mothers. Upon reflection many mothers have been misguided (see recent posts) and perhaps the original African view that it takes a whole village to bring up a child is the best and safest way to proceed. Still we knew it all better and went in there and destroyed their thriving cultures. 

Ancient cultures knew full well the power of Ancestor Worship to bring health and happiness to a person, and God doesn't instruct us in the Bible to honour our mother and father because he wants to boss us around and spoil our fun, but because when doing so it makes us feel happy and helps ensure our survival and success.

So kick psychiatry out of society and enjoy praising, esteeming and loving your deceased mum and gran, and helping your deceased great uncle, etc.

One can also enjoy driving out energy states or spirits which try to settle on you, and which have been termed by know it all better psychiatry as mental illness.

From capitalism to the smallest flower all are/have spirits, and one can learn to have fun with them. Perhaps chatting mentally to one or two that have sought you out when you are in boring company. How about chasing the spirit of over eating away.  Once you have got it to your finger tips you can even do it for others.

Viewing our mental and physical sufferings as evil spirits or energy compounds which are floating about and have sought us out and learning to deal with them creates fun and is a joyous challenge. It elevates our view of life and the world out of the heavy and ugly Freudian mire. It also makes us tolerant as we realise that others are merely speaking out of the spirit compounds that are affecting them.

My work in physics is perhaps relevant here in that in trying to develop ideas on a somewhat human based or related system for the physics of space travel I often refer to things like angle of approach and reality frames.

These are definitely terms which are related to the English terms 'looking at it from a different angle' and in what 'frame of mind' is he in, when we are talking about people's attitudes and behaviour.