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Now we find an old man with failing eyesight and partial cataract in the left eye, a hint of partial paralysis on the left side. A tremor from an old disorder, affecting the nervous system. The man from whom Ruburt received the letter. A marginal motor disturbance. A disordered personality, quite legitimate psychic abilities, however, fairly well developed. A missionary fervor, a congregation or student body of approximately 200, but in name only—the center, however, of about 26 participants. Indeed, a many-talented gentleman. A well-educated but misunderstood man, whose childlike tendencies are now in prominence. He can barely see out of one eye.

Now on the question of “mental disorders,” it is highly important that individual integrity be stressed, rather than the blanket definitions that are usually accorded to any group of symptoms. [...]

[...] Again, I am not speaking about all cases of mental disorder here. [...]

[...] In most such instances the tirade will continue for some time, while in other far lesser episodes it might instead simply leap to disordered, confused thoughts about being so pursued. [...]

[...] A buildup of such chemicals can be deadly, leading to among other things forms of insanity, schizophrenia, and other disorders which show themselves in mental or personality symptoms.

It is possible to treat such disorders from a chemical standpoint, as is sometimes being done, but the acquired artificial chemical balance will in most cases not be maintained, because the inner self, the deep subconscious, has not been signaled that an error is being made. [...]

[...] The problem manifested itself in a given way, and the drugs then block that normal expression of the psychic disorder. [...]

Even with so-called mental disorders, however, orientation with the body is very important, as are the individual’s beliefs about his own form and its relationship with others and with time and space. [...]

[...] It is unfortunate that he does not know how to distinguish between, say, symptoms of disorder and symptoms of healing.

If fear or resentment stops up the flow, then their origin, untranslated, unredeemed and unsublimated, causes physical symptoms and disorders. [...]

It is not bombarded as with drug experiments, and forced to experience chaotic and frightening perceptions that can literally terrify it into complete disorder. [...]

[...] As flowers grown wild and disorderly, for example.

[...] As flowers grown wild and disorderly, for example.” [...]

[...] They begin to feel victims to this or that disorder. [...]

This leads not only to private dilemmas, illnesses, and seemingly futile relationships — but also to national misunderstandings, entanglements, and world disorders. [...]

Religious concepts that stress obedience over expression can also bring about civic disorder.

[...] Such environments may be private, as in the case of persons with what are generally called mental disorders, or they may be shared by many, in — for example — mass paranoia.

[...] (Pause.) Deep within, there is no peace upon which stability is based, hence the constant erratic disorders, and the lack of muscular and motor control.

Now in chronic disorders each new program may seem to be somewhat effective, ineffective, or whatever. [...]

[...] In terms of sex, you insist upon a picture that shows you a growth into a sexual identity, a clear focus, and then in old age a falling away of clear sexual identification into “sexual disorder.” [...]

I will have more to say concerning illnesses, epidemics, and mass disorders in this book.

[...] Hallucinations are tied in with some mental disorders; with objects not actually present. [...]

[...] This applied to every avenue of life: to health matters, social disorders, economics, even to war and peace.

[...] When a child is ill-disposed or cranky, or has a headache, or another disorder that does not appear to be serious, parents can utilize this idea: have the child imagine that you are giving it a “better and better pill.” [...]

[...] (Long pause.) The inner conflict, you see, appears in imbalances now within the system, where sets of muscles (pause) battle with other sets: this setup, the nervous hip disorders. [...]