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If someone has drug induced schizophrenia in the afterlife do they get stuck and confused? Do they still have schizophrenic beliefs or will the mind clear since it no longer has a physical brain?
hey iris-2. i hope you are doing well. by my understanding we are made of three kind of consciousness. one is called "high consciousness/high self" it is what is known as "soul (little fragment of a greater collective)". the other one is called "low consciousness/low self" that is known as "ego (responsible for all the fears and nightmares)". and the last one, is our main day to day consciousness that is known as "personality/the one who thinks". brain itself is not a source for our understanding, awareness, wisdom or a tool to gather/store what we experience through our life on itself. as we live and experience, all what we learn is constantly sent from our human consciousness to our high consciousness (thats where our experiences are stored). for us to be able to be in touch with all those information all the time and instantly, our both consciousnesses have to be in constant connection. when someone experience any kind of brain problems, it doesnt affect what you have learnt or experienced, but it affects the connection between our different consciousnesses which can make it difficult to gain access to different area of our information library. dont you worry about aftermath of brain damage in afterlife.
Thank you for that information. Elizabeth spoke about those who get caught in-between. I am wondering if that could happen from confusion from someone who suffers from schizophrenia and addiction to amphetamine. What would be the experience for them.
when our higher self fully disconnect itself from physical body, our "consciousness and ego (now called ghost)" remain for a while on this physical plane until it is ready to move on (to accept that the connection between soul and body is no more). "caught in-between" is referred to that situation. such situation is caused by emotional trauma and not physical damage specifically.
Im hoping Elizabeth will talk about this in her next q and a. I'm not sure if I posted the question schizophrenia and afterlife in the right place. Thank u