Well CEH stands for closed eye hallucinations does any one else have these happen to them I do? I have had over a thousand and they make me very delusional. I wish they would go away I've prayed for it many times but it's just getting stable for me because I don't let them bother me. I am an alcoholic and struggle to ever stay sober why the nights I hallucinate alcohol will stop it. And I really want to quit drinking but half the time or more I'm delusional manic psychosis or real bad anxiety or depression. John 4:16
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I have anxiety and I'm alcoholic too I think.
Anyway, only thing I try to do is to get to bed at a reasonable hour. Don't beat yourself up about it.
Anyway, only thing I try to do is to get to bed at a reasonable hour. Don't beat yourself up about it.
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You have a Satanic issue with a medical name. Pray to Christ for help, victory, patience, safety, deliverance, and strength. God be merciful to you and grant you grace and help. It's Satanic, friend. Get off the booze, begin to ask the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit for help and perseverance. God loves you, so much! You are precious to Him. Satan stinks. He's a liar and a murderer and a thief. Tell him to blow off in Jesus' Name, and come close to the Holy Trinity in prayer.
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I'm not sure that that's solid medical advice. I thought I was pretty extreme, too. I like 1 Enoch, for example, but I would never recommend that a pschizoaffective person abrubtly alter their daily routine on that basis.
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A huge part of a wider issue is, that we've started treating psycho-spiritual problems as though they are an immutable, integrated, vital part of who we are, like an attached and fully functioning internal organ. Or that our psychological states are as much a part of our physical being as, say, blindness, paralysis, having a limb missing, or being born with two livers would be.
These are psycho-spiritual states of mind. They're essentially Satanic, and the condition of our soul effects how our body works, hence things like physical pain, cramping, headaches, nausea, heart palpitations, and weakness that often accompany mental health issues.
Imho if someone is suffering spiritually and physically, curbing alcohol consumption is a great place to start. But you need something to fill the gap caused by less alcohol. Christ is the ultimate answer, generally and practically. And though addictions are horrible, He can help people break free of them. And He does.
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