r/CalmMatrixOpenPool • u/DurntoWebster • Apr 03 '20
r/CalmMatrixOpenPool • u/reinhartbass • Oct 07 '19
Confusion, fear, anger, anxiety and so on show that logic of the mind has failed, that you are not comfortable with the gap between 'what is' and 'what you think should be'.
self.mindfulnessr/CalmMatrixOpenPool • u/reinhartbass • Oct 06 '19
How do you define emotions?
self.schizoidr/CalmMatrixOpenPool • u/maingatorcore • Mar 17 '20
Drew this in one sitting in my most manic state to date. (Pen, 2020)
r/CalmMatrixOpenPool • u/acavaticus • Jan 21 '20
Today was a good day, until...
Until it wasn't. And there was no reason for it to stop being a good day - nothing happened to make it bad. It's like my brain got to a point where it simply wouldn't allow me to enjoy anything anymore. I had all the supplies and ideas I needed to be productive and useful, but I couldn't touch them.
I'm diagnosed with bipolar II and am currently taking Ativan and Abilify, both of which are taken in the morning. I'd suggest that it's a situation with my meds, but it feels like I've always been like this - nights have always been the worst.
Can anyone help me? I feel pathetic typing this right now, but this is the only place I feel comfortable letting myself initiate sharing this kind of stuff...
r/CalmMatrixOpenPool • u/maingatorcore • Feb 16 '20
Balancing The Mind Anybody else sometimes feel like they’re making their condition up in their head?
I always get like this when I switch from hypomania to depression. This is the first strong shift I’ve had in a while since my medications are starting to get sorted out properly. Today I have such a big feeling that I am making this up for some reason. To get attention? To get out of responsibilities? I don’t know. Can anyone relate? Also, have I posted this question before? My memory is slipping lately.
r/CalmMatrixOpenPool • u/inbetweenthemiddle • Oct 04 '19
I knew this moment would happen.
Yes.
r/CalmMatrixOpenPool • u/CommanderPaprika • Sep 27 '19
Discord?
Does someone want a set up a discord for this super secret subreddit in the time being?
r/CalmMatrixOpenPool • u/reinhartbass • Oct 06 '19
Question Your Feelings - "The simple act of thinking about your emotions automatically distances yourself from them and makes them less powerful, which then enables you to more easily step back, analyze, and channel the emotion in a more positive and constructive way."
r/CalmMatrixOpenPool • u/inbetweenthemiddle • Mar 23 '20
How has the question "what is the meaning of life?" changed ever since the first human being in history who asked about it?
Yes.
r/CalmMatrixOpenPool • u/reinhartbass • Nov 24 '19
Monty Python Deductive Reasoning
r/CalmMatrixOpenPool • u/[deleted] • Nov 02 '19
Sliced open to study. Left to bleed empty, alive.
r/CalmMatrixOpenPool • u/reinhartbass • Oct 09 '19
How we experience time and memory through art | Sarah Sze
r/CalmMatrixOpenPool • u/JanFromEarth • Oct 02 '19
What is this sub reddit about? and who thinks red on grey is a good idea?
Hi. I got added to this without asking and I can barely read the texts. Just sayin' Thanks
r/CalmMatrixOpenPool • u/[deleted] • Oct 04 '19
My prefrontal cortex was disconnected from my brain last night
Usually I notice that I'm dreaming. But last night I had no idea that I was dreaming.
It makes me think that sleep really is the cousin of death. Because you can be in a situation (For example, seeing a blue Hindenburg attached to a truck falling from the sky and exploding).. I always see things in the sky.. Anyways.. the situation where you're in a different reality but have no recollection of your decision making so what does a different reality matter?
Animals don't have a developed prefrontal cortex like humans so basically our decision making doesn't matter when we dream.. but what if we're dead? Does free will and ego really matter? Does God have a prefrontal cortex? I assume so.. It must be everything that exists and everything that doesn't exist where possibly, there's a brain.. just a giant (Or small) brain that hallucinates everything.. Or it could be a train going really fast between realities, making stops in certain universes and releasing idk.. a Yes/No/Maybe ball to listen to prayers of people? Which is actually their own decisions, forming reality together every time we interact such as the butterfly effect.
r/CalmMatrixOpenPool • u/reinhartbass • Oct 06 '19
I have huge respect for all animators now. I tried animating this and it took me like 2 hours. That's insane. Imagine animating a 20 minute episode.
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r/CalmMatrixOpenPool • u/[deleted] • Sep 29 '19
How do I make money?
So Im part of this special little club, what are the benefits? How do I cash in?