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PSYCHOLOGY'S MUMBO JUMBO

A SIGMA INFJ's Exposure of Psychiatry's Greatest Fraud

Ever since I was twenty years old - if I remember correctly - I have said that I hate working inside the system. The Matrix, if you will. It simply doesn't suit me and my brain.

When I see that it's faster to go left, but "they've always gone right so that's how we do it here," then the progressive part of my brain rots. The part that wants to optimize, improve, think anew - it suffocates in the system's rigid structures.

So to cope with this, I learned something crucial: to shut off the brain's development at work and just take these work routines and colleagues as my livelihood. No more, no less.

It might sound cynical, but it saved my life.

The Mind's Hidden Battle

What I didn't understand then was that what happened in me was a conflict between two parts of my mind - the conscious and the subconscious. Have you ever stopped and thought about how much of your life is shaped by forces you cannot see, but still feel?

The human mind is like a vast ocean. On the surface we have our consciousness - the part of us that decides, reasons and tries to navigate the system's demands. But beneath the surface lie the deep, invisible currents that shape your life's course without you even realizing it.

My conscious mind said: "You must adapt, be professional, follow the routines." But my subconscious mind screamed: "This is killing you! This is not who you are!"

When the Minds War

This inner conflict manifests in ways most people don't understand. You procrastinate without knowing why. You make decisions that sabotage your own goals. You feel constant anxiety without being able to pinpoint the cause.

I lived in this crack between the minds for years. My conscious mind tried to perform at work while my subconscious mind fought against it every day. The result? Mental exhaustion, chronic stress and a feeling of living someone else's life.