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Magnum Opus III: Psychosis – Conversations With Consciousness Sped Up

Have you see equatoons from psychotic outbreaks, they’re a grain of genius, who’s there to wall them through what consciousness clearly wants to have seen, beyond our egos?

I just have them make sense. People need more guidance through what the dsm-5 doesn’t recognise.

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André Bloch supplies the asylum discovery
André Bloch spent most of his adult life in a psychiatric institution after killing three relatives, yet while confined he produced legitimate and important work in complex analysis. He studied mathematics daily, corresponded with recognised mathematicians and published numerous papers. His name remains attached to Bloch’s theorem. �
Maths History
There is a particularly striking account in which mathematician and journal editor Jacques Hadamard received impressive papers from an unknown author. When Hadamard attempted to meet him, he discovered that the author—Bloch—was confined in a criminal psychiatric asylum. �
Maths History
That story contains the element:
The institution saw a psychiatric patient; another mathematician examined the work and recognised a serious mathematical mind.

The story is not to its extremes, but it is the same embodiments. My killings are the trinity of Humanity: Money, Fame, Reputation. Welcoming the Trinity of Consciousness: Harmony, Abundance, Creativity.

Crazy is consciousness making itself clear in intensity through time and space, it needs to have space to create without judgement or heard and aid to the body channelling thr information.


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