can a person dissociate and not know it?
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I have what is known as dissociative behavior and I can be triggered just by a word or smell and I lose time because I go into a zone.  I find myself zoning in on one thing and the next thing  you know someone has been talking to me and I didn't even realize it.  It is a deffense mechanism, mostly triggered by some sort of rememberance of trauma.
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Some people believe that a person can be so in tune with their bodies, that they can heal themselves.  I have no idea whether or not it is possible....
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I don't think it's possible unless you custom do it for a specific person.  If it's too subliminal, they won't notice the message at all.  If it's not too subliminal,, they'll consciously notice the message and might rebel against it or overthink it. Every person has their own threshold of how sensitive they are to certain visual images and so on.  You'd first need to test that person so see what their sensitivity levels are.  Then you can sneak in the messages you really want.
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Emotional matters are not definitive and therefore can have no definitive answers.  Sharing experiences is the best advice.
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sometimes i think i can sense certain things about people. i think though that i am just reading their body language and nonverbal cues. doing this helps me to get along really well with others. (i think) i feel like i know who its ok to talk to and who i shouldn't even bother trying to get to know.\n\n\ni think some people are more psychic than others. especially spiritual people. i don't believe in psychic abilites like we see on tv like on medium or ghost whisperer. if that were true so many crimes would be solved. \n\n\ni think it is possible that u r as intuitive as u think and its not a coincidence.
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I don't think you can learn any subject thoroughly without a teacher, especially one which requires techniques that involve other people. To thoroughly understand hypnotism would require that you experience it yourself, and that alone requires the aid of a person who is experienced with it.
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Yes. One must take note of the fact an individual behaves in different ways in different groups - in different social circles. It is in these different groups that one develops his or her personality. Isolated, one runs the risk of impairing the normal developments and interactions with others and create problems in future.
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Of course, it's very possible to "Just Know" as you put it. But, what your experiencing is discernment's.  Which is a gift, that comes from above.  Be thankful for it and don't take what you feel and know likely.  Listen to that small still voice, he is guiding you down the right path.
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Most people never know if they are loved or if they love someone.  It is not like humans turn colors if they love someone else.  Love is a force which attracts or binds beings together.  People can be attracted to each other without ever being consciously aware of what is going on.  This guy could love you passionately and never even know it (and this is the case more often than not).\n\nLove is also an emotion.  An empath can feel the emotions of others and would know that this person is feeling love for someone.  Most people have some empathic ability (those strange hunches that have no basis in objective reality).  It could be that you are confuse because you feel that he is attracted to you, and he may even act like it, but he does not verbalize it.\n\nIt is possible that he feels this consciously but it is a new emotion and he does not recognize what it is.  It could be that he knows how he feels but cannot communicate it to you (for whatever reason).  Have you tried to tell him that you are confused and that you have feelings for him?  It takes two to form a relationship.  It might only take one to start one.
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I actually asked a similar question of a friend in law school. My question was about another psychological disorder called a dissociative fugue. In either case, in the US legal system, a person with a legitimate psychological disorder cannot be held accountable for a crime committed by another personality. However, in the legal system, a person with multiple personalities can be placed in a mental institution. David/Sam should probably be seeking medical attention, especially if one of his/her personalities is violent.
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Your brain has two different hemispheres, right and left. Each, it is believed, to have it's own personality. However, one is dominant, and the other is suppressed.\nCould a de-jah-vo just be a small part of your suppressed personality trying to put thoughts into your dominant personality? Telling you that you've seen it before? If you have, maybe you can't clearly remember it because your suppressed personality was being dominant for a moment?
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Multiple Personality Disorder is now called Dissociative Identity Disorder. It is an Axis I diagnosis and is not to be confused with Schizophrenia.  Have you ever been driving somewhere and realized you didn't remember part of the trip?  That is normal, but it is because you dissociated.  We all do.  Most cases of DID are the result of extremely horrific abuse during childhood.  The child is unable to deal with the atrocities inflicted, and the mind fragments for self-protection much the same way a window pane fragments when smashed. Just as there would be various sizes of fragmented glass, there are various complexities to the formed personalities.  All personalities are separate. It is actually possible for one personality within a person to be allergic to a food none of the other personalities, including the original personality, are allergic to.  Often there is one or more personalities of the opposite sex than the true host.
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Very strange, I was discussing a girl with a friend earlier tonight. She is extremely shy and it's difficult for me to understand what she's thinking half of the time. I used to be introverted and then had a major incident and came out extroverted. I asked a psychologist if it was possible to change in that fashion. She replied "Yes, people may change with time. However it usually happens because of some life changing event". Good luck.
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i think, yes. a person's like or dislikes can also be explained psychologically, his feelings can be viewed through brain activity, heart beat rate, etc. science is very wide, almost all things can be explained through science. we just have to look for the right branch or study that deals with it.
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I HAVE ONLY COME TO KNOW ABOUT HYPNOTISED FROM BOOKS AND NEWS PAPER AND SO FAR I HAVE NOT SEEN ANY CASE OF THIS.  MAY BE A PERSON UNDER PRESSURE OR FEAR HAS DONE THIS.
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I'm pretty sure you can diagnose yourself with a mental disorder. I have. But of course no one takes me seriously. lol. I guess you could be a hypochondriac... but that's also a mental disorder... and if you think you are a hypochondriac and you aren't... does that mean you really are? hahaha. \n\nMy Answer is yes. OCD is something you can usually spot pretty easily because it's things you actually do and not just things you may feel or think. I'd discuss it with someone and google it/ do some research.
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a- multiple personalities (true ones, not fakers) are a one in a million chance.\nb- since we dont understand the nature of a multiple (are they seperate spirits?  we know they have no knowledge of each other, and that even brain waves are different, but are they even the same person? [the body does not make the man, but the spirit]) this question cannot be answered by the human mind