Hallucinations Community

With a undeniable amounts of evidence to prove the once 'theory'.

In schizophrenia, "hearing voices" (auditory hallucinations) is often a misattribution of one's own internal thoughts, which the brain fails to recognize as self-generated, causing them to sound like external speech from another person, according to recent brainwave studies. This disruption in the... read more

i'm worried bout my mentally ill father

so after making a song that didn't go as i originally thought is would i learn what i accidently wrote about DID aka Dissociative Identity Disorder this is the symptoms of it involves hearing voices (hallucinations) perceived as other identities, stemming from severe childhood trauma, and is often... read more

unitentionly made a song bout DID

so after making a song that didn't go as i originally thought is would i learn what i accidently wrote about DID aka Dissociative Identity Disorder this is the symptoms of it involves hearing voices (hallucinations) perceived as other identities, stemming from severe childhood trauma, and is often... read more

Insomnia

I don’t sleep anymore. Don’t? Can’t? It doesn’t matter. It could be the new pills or the sun or the heat or the grief or the worry or the anger or the excitement or something else or all of it at once. I want to tell you about what it is like not to sleep not to stay up all night, but to wake... read more

Today i learned

That the “voice” in auditory hallucinations is internally generated speech (its you yourself talking), but the brain’s self-monitoring system fails to recognise it as coming from oneself. Mind. Blown.

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