Hi Kikki,
I would also like to hear from RCR on the matter as well.
Have you been reading my lastest thread, the one where I meet a neuroquantum scientist? I’ve been making some post about the brain, and a few others have been leaving their contributions.
I’m currently finishing a post on more brain stuff and where I talk about maybe trying to do my Theory of Everything. That is, how will the neurological/chemical part combines with the development/personality, if it does… I’m trying to think how to interchange it all.
Like you I need to understand it in more physical ways. And for me, the alterations that go on during MLC are a disease, or, at least, a temporary medical condition, that, if understood and spotted on time, could be mitigated.
I like both RCR and HB writings. They help me to have other perspectives on the matter. I’m all for the biological cause, their views add the emotional and psychological level that I’m not so good with.
When f HB writes about the voices of the children reminds me of the voices a schizophrenic hears. We know MLCers have traits of several psychiatric conditions so I wouldn’t find it very weird if, at certain point in their crisis, they would have symptoms of schizophrenia. My cousin was diagnosed with schizophrenia, borderline, psychotic, obsessive-compulsive-disorder and bipolar (at least). He is none of those things but showed symptoms of them all.
Like you said, the voices could also be from depression. Suicidal people hear a voice in their head telling them it is over. My cousin heard that voice when he was spiralling deep into rock bottom.
Sometimes good things fall apart so better things can fall together. (Marilyn Monroe)