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A [[Psychotic Break]] occurs when a person loses touch with reality due to [[Mental Body Fragmentation]], [[Soul Fragmentation]] or is induced into [[Dissociation]] states as the result of being exposed to extreme stress, trauma or pain. Psychotic breaks are always connected to experiences in which that individual has been unable to mentally and emotionally process a stressful or traumatic events. Psychotic episodes can happen when the individuals' [[ | A [[Psychotic Break]] occurs when a person loses touch with reality due to [[Mental Body Fragmentation]], [[Soul Fragmentation]] or is induced into [[Dissociation]] states as the result of being exposed to extreme stress, trauma or pain. Psychotic breaks are always connected to experiences in which that individual has been unable to mentally and emotionally process a stressful or traumatic events. Psychotic episodes can happen when the individuals' [[Bio-Neurology]] and [[Soul]] is unable to handle consciousness altering substances or drugs, and thus suffers some alteration or damage. | ||
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A Psychotic Break occurs when a person loses touch with reality due to Mental Body Fragmentation, Soul Fragmentation or is induced into Dissociation states as the result of being exposed to extreme stress, trauma or pain. Psychotic breaks are always connected to experiences in which that individual has been unable to mentally and emotionally process a stressful or traumatic events. Psychotic episodes can happen when the individuals' Bio-Neurology and Soul is unable to handle consciousness altering substances or drugs, and thus suffers some alteration or damage.