I am currently on Depakote and Geodon. How do I get my great meditations back? Thank you. asked 30 May '10, 12:02 ThankYou |
I would say it depends how the medications are affecting you. The problem with any form of drug (alcohol, medications, narcotics, or whatever) is that many of them work ultimately (i.e. make you feel better) by dulling your emotional sense so you no longer feel the pain of resistant thoughts. In other words, they put you in a situation where you don't know whether the thoughts you are thinking are really feeling good to you or if it is just the dissipated focus caused by the drug that is making you feel better. And, if it is the drug that is making you feel better by diluting your focus regarding painful thoughts, there is a danger of being drawn into needing it on a regular basis rather than making the effort of cleaning up your vibration. Unfortunately, the Law of Attraction is still responding to those painful thoughts even though you have dulled your reaction to them, so the subsequent manifestations are unlikely to be happy ones, and you'll probably need the drug even more to cope with them. It's like wearing noise-blocking ear-plugs when your home's burglar alarm is going off because of a break-in...you are no longer bothered by the disruptive sound of the alarm ringing but people are still stealing your stuff :) I don't know what those medications are that you mentioned but if they are not dulling your emotions then you should be able to continue as before. But I guess since you are asking the question, there must be some kind of influence from the drugs. In that case, I would suggest waiting until you are feeling fairly good before trying your meditation...even if that feeling good is the result of the drugs. Every influence on the body occurs in cycles and just catching yourself at a good time will make things much easier. Take a look at this answer for more information: How do you raise your vibrational level when you’re ill? answered 30 May '10, 19:07 Stingray |
What immediately flashed into my mind when I read this question was astral projection. If You are decoupled from your brain, you should not feel the effects of the medication. Of course, maybe that's just a mind trick. Maybe meditation already provides that sort of decoupling. If that is the case, it seems to me that you need to "relearn" your meditation, or perhaps "unlearn" it. Forgive me for the blunt example, but it's a little like having a stroke and learning how to walk again, isn't it? The mind simply finds a new way. answered 30 May '10, 15:00 Vesuvius |
Enough simply.
I include you on my supportins list with pozitive thougrt ant feelings from far. Be blessed. answered 31 May '10, 09:37 Gleam |
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