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You can make visible evidence, if you think they are presumed schizophrenic, visit a medium or sensational of fame, and then, you have to tell him the day after what you thought, you'll see the proof of reality!

However, as soon as you have visited them, they will also tell you your thoughts, but be careful!

Use modesty with them, or they will send the spirits of demons to you, and you will be troubles for your body.

That said, no person in the world has powers, but the esoteric use the power of demons when they invoke it, this little, but sure.

Auction the sight, friend!

Schizophrenia is a serious illness.

One of the things it does is make you think you are hearing other people's voices, when really those people are not there at all.

I've never had it but I can imagine that having that happen must be a very frightening experience.

Those voices that seem to come from other people are really some of your own thoughts. That is how the illness works. Just like a broken leg stops you walking, schizophrenia stops you keeping track of all your own thoughts, so some of them can appear to be other people's voices or telepathic projections. Keep hold of the idea that they are really some of your own thoughts, that had gone off your mental radar and have come back again.

There are no real supernatural powers. Schizophrenia is a natural illness, as natural as a broken leg. It can create the illusion that there are supernatural powers. Work on keeping a tight grip on reality and fighting off the illusions.

<So, it can be said, people get supernatural powers hearing about me without any ordinary power.> Yes, that could be said. It could also be said that this sentence makes no sense.

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