The purpose of locks on closed wards: To prevent escapes, not to protect patients

If you go to a psychiatric hospital for an internship, you may end up in a closed ward.

When you do, you are always told "the meaning of the key" and "the meaning of locking."

"The closed ward is locked 24 hours a day to protect the patients."

The staff working there can leave the prison of the closed ward after an 8-hour shift, or a 16-hour shift for the night shift.

However, the patients who are hospitalized there cannot leave of their own volition.

They cannot leave the prison without the permission of the nurses and doctors.

How is this treatment?

And from whom are they protecting the patients?

The answer is simple.

"They are protecting the patients' families."

They are protecting them from attacks by hospitalized patients.

All of the people who are hospitalized for long periods of time are diagnosed with "schizophrenia."

The reason is simple. Schizophrenia has an unknown cause and cannot be cured.

It's treated the same as "leprosy."

I told them to stay in the hospital until a treatment was established.

Even if we research schizophrenia, we still don't know what kind of disease it is.

And that's to be expected.

They're not ill or anything, they're just normal people.

Saying normal people is misleading.

"People who can no longer live with their family or community at a young age" are called "schizophrenic."

It is said that there are 800,000 schizophrenic patients in Japan.

People who have been diagnosed with schizophrenia are people whose brain functions (mental functions) have really been messed up by the treatment.

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One of the characteristics of people who can no longer live in society is that they have a strong sense of spirits.

During my training, I talk to my students about "spirit stories" and "haunted places."

Then, there is one or two students in each group who are very sensitive to spirits.

If I were to talk about such things openly, I would be called "crazy," so I just refrain from doing so.

I learned about the spirit world from reading the Rapt blog, and I myself am convinced of the existence of God, so I get excited when I talk to psychic students.

Hallucinations include "auditory hallucinations, olfactory hallucinations, gustatory hallucinations, visual hallucinations, and somatic hallucinations," and we can catch information from the invisible world through the five senses.

In fact, we humans have a "physical body and a spiritual body," and just as our physical bodies live, our spiritual bodies also live.

Our physical bodies live in the visible world known as the physical world, and our spiritual bodies live in the spiritual world, where they are currently active.

Therefore, when we go to haunted places, our spiritual bodies are influenced by the lower spiritual world, the spiritual world in which demons and earthbound spirits live.

This is why we get goosebumps and actually feel short of breath.

If we are hospitalized in a closed ward and continue to take sedatives known as antipsychotics, our brain function will gradually deteriorate.

Eventually, they lose their emotions, as with dementia, and become like wrecks.

And there are many people lying around like zombies in the hallways of the ward, or unable to move from their beds and staying frozen all day.

It's a horrifying story.

This is what is happening in the streets of America today.

Please watch the video below for more details.

Shocking video shows zombie-like addicts at ‘ground zero’ of Philadelphia’s ‘tranq’ epidemic

People who have become like zombies, addicted to drugs. Zombies in Kensington, Philadelphia

They behave just like schizophrenic patients.

When admitted to a psychiatric hospital, they are given psychotropic drugs as treatment, and the effects of extrapyramidal symptoms turn them into zombies.

Are they "locked up" to protect people who can no longer live outside of the closed ward?

Who is to blame?

The anger of people who are "given a strange disease name and isolated until death because they will not go out into society and work" will naturally be directed at their families.

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Japan has the most psychiatric beds in the world.

Because not working and staying at home is considered a "crime of unearned work" and cannot be sent to prison, these facilities diagnose people with "schizophrenia," a "disease that makes you unable to work" or "disease that will kill you if you work," and isolate them until they die.

Mental problems cannot be solved by psychiatric care.

Our "mind = brain function" is affected by the stress of everyday life and another invisible "influence of spirits."

If you do not understand the spiritual world, you cannot solve mental problems.

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Only Rapt Blog clearly talks about the invisible world.

If you are interested in mental problems, please take a look at Rapt Blog.

I think it will solve everything.

"RAPT Paid Article 853 (July 21, 2024) Whether we are aware of it or not, we are constantly living our lives being influenced by the spiritual world, both good and bad. https://rapt-neo.com/?p=59932''

（閉鎖病棟の鍵の意味　脱走予防、患者を守るためではない　2024年08月10日 |より転載）