IN MY OPINION the cause of depression is
negative emotional retention.
It is a proven fact that the sub-concious
mind retains negative emotions every time
you are not able to process them properly.
My personal experience with severe
depression and anxiety showed that I had
simply retained depressive, anxious
emotions. I went through a tramatic,
depressing experience where I could not
process the emotions properly.
All day, every day I felt the same
emotions that were experienced a year
before in those events. When I went to the
doctor, he did now know how the problem
was caused or how it would be cured, but
offered anti-depressants. When I went to
the counselor, she did not know how it was
caused and how it would be cured, but
offered advice. When I went to the NERT
specialist, he knew what caused my problem
and how it was to be cured. He released
the depressive, anxious emotions from my
sub-concious mind. I went from a
clinically depressed to an absoluetly
happy man. When I went back to the doctor
and counselor, they were lost for words
and took into consideration that I had
been 100% cured. They also considered
practicing negative emotional release
treatment at the medical centre.
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louieann34
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 05 Mar 2007 Posts: 95 Location: Philippines
Posted: 05-17-07 10:19am
Hi Warren,
Thank you so much for sharing and posting
it here... This will be a very good help
to those people experiencing this kind of
situation.
Since it deals with human psychology it's
too complex an issue to pin down to any
one cause. It could be chemical due to
environment or genetic, too many stressors
for inadequate coping mechanisms, it can
be conflicting values, conlicting goals,
failure to achieve desires, or feedback
loops on trauma/negative thinking which
you are unable to escape from.
In latter cases, you really have to search
yourself, talk to yourself about it and
try to find the truth. You search for the
correct pathway, find the right meme, and
it is a revelation to set you straight. Be
a realist, find conflicts, find
absurdities. Often we're attached to
absurdities and they're fine if they are
minor and entertaining (like chucking
about Friday the 13th) but if one or a
number take on too much predominance as to
harm you, then they need to be resolved
and cut back down to an appropriate size,
put in their place so to speak.
