As someone who suffers from mental illness I wish people would be able to develop more rational and open minded opinions when it comes to this problem. On one side we have a scientist, quoted in this article, who believes that artistic people deal well with irrationality and deviance. But who is he declare what is irrational? Just because he finds its difficult to understand does not mean its irrational. Then we have someone else, in the comments section, who believes practicing yoga and meditation is a form of harmless psychosis. Labeling people with different beliefs systems as being psychotic is very dangerous. Can you imagine how annoying it is, for people like me, who live with mental illness to have to deal with these degrading labels and judgements all the time, both from the proffesional scientists who believes they can declare what is irrational and from the amateur psychologists who develop what could appear to be more open minded theories, but in the end are equally degrading and miss guided. In the end I am an individual and my condition is almost as individual as i am, so please try and keep an open mind and be ready to learn rather than judge or label.

In the 1960′s designers accidentally discovered a problem with human physiology in relation to the vision startle reflex because it caused mental breaks for office workers. The cubicle was designed to deal with this phenomenon and the mental events stopped where they are correctly used.

It never occurred to anyone to look other places or to consider different levels and intensity of exposure from Subliminal Distraction.

I began to do that when my wife had a psychotic break in the payroll office of the University of Alabama, 2002. I was stunned to find that this discovery is unknown in any area of mental health services.

Consider this question:

Can you cite a case of someone ‘blind from birth’ having ICU Psychosis, Panic Attacks, or Schizophrenia?

Why not? Subliminal Distraction requires competent peripheral vision.

Subliminal Distraction can be shown to cause an altered mental state with thought processing problems that resembles schizophrenia. Long term users of Qi Gong and Kundalini Yoga begin to believe they have superhuman or supernatural powers.

Consider what you must believe when you use Qi Gong for psychiatric improvements. A group of people stand and perform slow motion martial arts katas in unison. This waving of the arms and legs gives them the power to shape powerful life energy, Chee. That’s psychotic. …Harmless but psychotic.

So what causes the psychiatric improvements and impossible beliefs? The groups of moving meditating people are replicating the “special conditions” of those 1960′s business offices. It is difficult to understand at first reading but SD is causing their psychiatric changes in mental state.

Those with high intelligence, like Nash, have behaviors that allow SD exposure. They spend more time performing knowledge work.

If this is done where there is repeating detectable movement in peripheral vision they have Subliminal Distraction exposure.

One situation, the seminar from Landmark Education, that causes psychiatric episodes suggests that too-close side-by-side seating in classrooms is one potential source for a base of Subliminal Distraction exposure. Additional behaviors put the victim over a threshold of exposure to cause serious symptoms.

Understand, knowledge work does not cause exposure it creates a mental state of concentration to the point of slight dissociation to engage the subliminal detection system that attempts to trigger a vision reflex. That is the “special circumstance” that allows SD exposure.

The repeating subliminal detection of threat movement in peripheral vision eventually colors thought and reason causing paranoia.

The repeating subliminal detection of threat movement and your brain’s subliminal attempt to warn you is a Subliminal Distraction.

ICU Psychosis and other evidence shows that short term intense exposure causes a temporary episode that remits with no treatment.

Qi Gong and Kundalini Yoga experiences argue that low-level long-term exposure causes fixed altered psychotic mental states.

There is no short term successful treatment for this fixed mental state although finding and eliminating places you have exposure will prevent future episodes.