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When you as you say was for 11 years enlightened, you was in an ASC, and to my opinion you
still are. Feelings have a location in the human brain. You have altered your brain for some reason. You know that mental diseases are not
detected by magnetic topographies etc., unless a severe trauma happened to the brain. I mean one schizophrenia for example, not that you
are schizophrenic, can not be detected with instruments. The diagnosis can only be made by observation of the symptoms. Human being is a
feeling being.
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I bet Peter and Vineeto recognised your alexithymic behaviour in Adam very well indeed.
That’s because that’s what he has, and so do you.
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There exist people that suffer from anhedonia. Is a fact. Does the brain of these people are
different from yours as you operate now? I mean what is the difference of these patients and you? You said that you felt a brain change.
Did you ever thought that you might altered your brain?
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The absence of feeling is a kind of disorder because feeling is a natural and valuable
feedback loop. When some people are confronted with horror, with overwhelming psychological trauma, they unconsciously cope by
disconnecting. The intellect becomes isolated from the heart centre in some way. It may be that something happens to the brain. I am not
an expert in the area but one can see in oneself that an absence of feeling is almost always associated with avoidance or denial
mechanisms. What we need is not to be unconscious of feelings but to be more aware of what we feel even when there is an aversion to
what we see.
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Your inability to discern the difference in impact between individuals dying daily of old
age, accident, disease, or ignorance, and this on-going horror as millions of human beings try to deal with a mass tragedy on a scale
never experienced in our lifetimes reveals you to be a callous and mentally dissociated sick human being.
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I wonder if the readers of this site realize that when Richard glowingly puts up his
diagnosis by psychiatrists of psychosis and depersonalisation that this is not a light fickle assessment. This is a very serious
affliction which is encompassed by delusions of thinking oneself to ‘not exist or to be perfect’. Does anyone see how analogous
this is to thinking oneself is Christ or Napoleon?
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Richard, have you given any thought that your past state (enlightenment) and present
state might have been caused by what is known as Temporal Lobe Epilepsy (TLE) or any other affection of the Temporal Lobe? (...) The
passage you posted is in no way showing that you are not suffering from TLE or any other Temporal Lobe disorder. Is it all just a big
coincidence then? (...) What I’m suggesting is that altered and pure states are triggered by this part of the brain (which is
involved in processing emotion and sensation) (...) Perhaps you should arrange a meeting with a psychiatrist because if your
condition is indeed linked to (Right) Temporal Lobe damage, the + 4 million words on the website might prove to be more harmful than
harmless.
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This bring ups the issue of verifying sanity. How do you verify this Richard, are you
independently claiming sanity?
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Richard is not the only person I know who claims to have no emotions, feelings, or
love. I recently met a physicist who said he had no feelings, absolutely none. However, that came about after he drove
intentionally head-on into the path of an oncoming truck in a failed suicide attempt. I don’t know him that well, but he is now
well respected and working at the university. He did say that he had lost his mind at that time. I don’t know what the
correlation is, but it does seem that insanity does have some effect on the complete loss of feelings.
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Respondent No. 40 may have a point about your brain being damaged and the thing is
that a brain so damaged cannot know that it is damaged. Now I’m not saying that your brain is damaged in that way but I do know
that a brain that has had a terrible shock to it, may have to adjust its thinking to accommodate what it can accept in order to
survive without going totally stark raving mad. More than likely and right along the side of actualism.
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My experience, observation and reasoning tells me that unless it’s accompanied by
an actual pathological process that causes damage to the brain (maybe even be random damage at that), the actualism process is
naught but wishful thinking and (at best) a powerful placebo effect. It causes changes, sure ... but those can (best, IMO) be
attributed to: (a) finding a meaningful purpose to pursue; (b) being fully committed to a single goal; (c) doing it with a
like-minded individual; (d) practising a happy/harmless morality (because that’s all it is unless/until ‘self’-immolation
occurs). The possibility that a rare neurological condition was the driving force behind the remarkable events of your post-1980
life, and that your ‘followers’ were having themselves on, occurred to me right from the start. Moreover, I would be
surprised if anybody had not considered the possibility that your enlightenment and ‘self’-immolation had a
pathological cause. And if they have considered that possibility, all the rest (i.e. the idea that actualism is a ‘religion’
based on ‘faith’ ... though it tries hard not to be) follows naturally from this. Instead of saying I am ‘nearly certain’
that your condition is/was pathological, I should say that I simply have not ruled it out and its degree of likelihood
mysteriously increases when I am throwing a tantrum.
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I think in your discussions with Konrad, there was a mention about some thing that
happened to your brain. Unfortunately the archives are not available. (...) In your discussions with Konrad there was some
acknowledgement about the brain damage, I am pretty sure. (...) Perhaps what falls flat in the face is your inability to deal
with simple questions but you deal with it with complex ‘artificial intelligence like’ cut and paste, piecing of words self
defined semantics software that indeed does indicate some brain disorder.
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There is some ground for assuming that Richard indeed suffers from some form of
schizophrenia.
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Can you people verify what this man called Richard is saying? He can be right or
scizophrenic. The fact that I spelled the word scizophrenic instead of schizophrenic, does not change the fact or the meaning.
The word schizophrenic is not the fact of shizophreny. The word book is not the book. Is just a symbol for communicating. So
why are you so much bothering about the spelling? * I don’t want to play games with you. I am Psychiatrist. You said that a
psychiatrist will know how to spell the word schizofrenic. But because I am Italian, I can misspell many words. I wonder
though how you could not find that through your’s so called PCE’s? Do you see your stupidity? I am not crude, I describe
you as you are.
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Dear friends, here we have to dill with a strwnge phenomenon. Mr. Richard is
saying that his was enlightened and he thought he was the parussia. n his own words. Then he met another person that was
saying he was the parussia as well, and he said is impossible to be two parussias. Is like some craisy in the mental hospital
saying he is Napoleon the grait and then he founds another one saying he is also Napoleon the grait ..., so is not possible
to be two Napoleons ... I have read about many so called enlightened persons, but nobody said I am Jessus or, this or that.
The person, Mr. Richard was in halussination. I think nobody who read about Krishnamurti, Nisargadatta Maharaj etc, nobody
said I am this or that. He (Mr. Richard) claims that he was enligntened for so many years, but he was just in one self
deciving, halussinating state.
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What I find curious is that Richard is so compelled to respond to all these
^attacks^. My momma always told me it takes two to argue [and] don’t pick on crazy people. In all sincerity, your mental
balance seems to be deteriorating.
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In all sincerity, your mental balance seems to be
deteriorating. No mad man would agree that he is mad, non? Do you talk like this in live interactions as well?
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