mental deseases and death?

[Simo]

I ws thinking,if one is mentaly ill,will he recover his contiosness when he is out of body or when he dies?

[Simo]

I wanted to know-is that damage to our physicl brain,or to our contiosness...strange thougs,I dont expect someone to understand me

[LightBeam]

The physical brain is a device which "translates" or "transforms" the consciousness into physical thoughts and by extend actions. If this device is broken, then the consciousness can't be expressed in the intended way. Our personalities here are but a small part of our higher consciousness. If someone is physically mentally impaired, his pure consciousness is not affected, and after death his ability to perceive and use logic will not be influenced by his physical disability.

[Boom]

Yes, I agree with light beam on this theory. Its well known that chemical inbalances cause issues with behaviour and how we feel.  Thats what meds do, they suppress the release of a certain chemical in the brain, or they supplement a missing chemical.  This makes us feel better, or cope with the ailment.

I would imagine (and of course this is speculation).  That ones consciousness would adapt to these issues, and it may require a recovery period in the afterlife to realise that these struggles are no longer there.   A metaphor would be, say a guy who can suddenly walk for the first time in life, isn't going to jump out of his wheelchair and run a marathon.

[Simo]

Thanks a lot!Than I gess that death reallyy is a cure for all suffering  

[catmeow]

LightBeam has expressed it well. Also, according to EVERY nde report I have read, any physical or mental impairment we have is corrected when we pass over. However, please don't use this as a reason to hasten your passing over!

[Simo]

Hey dont worry i am not in a hurry

[catmeow]

Good!