Jun 152013
 
J. Harnisch

I’m schizophrenic, which is to say that I suffer from schizophrenia, also known as “split-mind disease,” even though this label has caused a lot of confusion with multiple personality disorder, which is not the same thing. The symptoms are common, yet you won’t find two schizophrenics who are alike. This illness affects us all differently. As far as I can tell, I’m a schizophrenic with paranoid tendencies and extreme social anxiety. Author Sylvia Plath described the mental chaos as existing within the eye of the tornado—still and practically void while everything else is ripped, ridded, and devastated all around you. This, I can agree with. See homepage link for more info, if interested. My apologies for any slow load time, it’s beyond my control.

Jonathan Harnisch

Jun 142013
 
WEEVER B&W

Choosing To Live Our Lives With A Renewed Sense of Purpose

When you give it a chance, I want you to know that from now on you will feel so much more in control of yourself, and so much more confident in your own abilities. You will believe in yourself so much more and feel good about yourself, and accept that you deserve all the good that life has to offer. Feeling freer and lighter when you might give meditation a shot. There’s no wrong way, and you can‘t lose. You can only win. Let all your thoughts come in as they will, and simply be aware. That’s literally the bottom line to it all. When we live life in general we are in fact always mindful, always aware, and problem solving, even meditating whether we know it or not. It just depends on how formal we want to me it. It’s up to us. Life is good, overall. Once you can catch a glimpse of its liberties and goodness, just hold onto it and remember when things go awry and astray as they do for all of us. Just keep coming back. And all, always, in your own way. Whatever and however works for you. There’s no need to conform. Your life is your own. There’s always room to be much more creative, feeling inspired and motivated, more spontaneous in your everyday life. From now on, please choose to live your life with a renewed sense of purpose and a strong self-belief, feeling much more inner peace and happiness.

Jonathan Harnisch

Jun 142013
 
WEEVER B&W

Releasing Negativity Hidden By Past Feelings

We are all capable of clearing away and releasing any of our old feelings of self-rejection, low self-esteem, overindulgence, jealousy, and emotional instability, by relaxing our bodies, and releasing them, replacing them with love. As the negativity dissolves away, we once again feel the love that is there, that has always been there, but was hidden by the feelings of the past.

Jonathan Harnisch

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