>>12931431A few studies have analyzed differences in dream content of patients with schizophrenia versus those without mental illness (4–7). Researchers have reported that dreams in patients with schizophrenia tend to be simpler and less elaborate (2, 8), less emotionally sophisticated and self-involved (2, 9), more bizarre (10–12), and more negative, violent, and unfriendly (9, 11, 13) compared to dreams of healthy individuals. In many cases, patients with schizophrenia see themselves as victims of hostility from outside in their dreams (11, 14).
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3395964/From this I can see clearly that meditation (according to the first link) shows clearly a distinct mood and framework of experience and interacting with others. If thoughts are discouraged as in anything that is not in the Tibetan tradition, then there will be effective groups of functional complexes. I.e. the constellation of the facility will be procedural, in a clear fashion.
putamen : instruction
hippocampus, temporo-striatal : tone, atmosphere, ordered memory functions and interactions with the environment,
temporal : face recognition integration, hyperactivity and detail dysfunction (blur)
occiptal, putamen, cerebellum: generate and evolve visual identity irregularities
temporal, cerebellum, insula, frontal, medulla oblongata : active memory upregulation short and long term, if one were to lose the coping techniques, medulla oblongata down regulation would create stress and potentially identity conflict up to delusion, paranoia, thought disturbance and somatosensory upregulation through the disturbed insula which can potentially create executive hallucination
frontal cortex : IQ++, ((diverse) (intended)) manifest data as (thoughts) consciousness, perhaps in conjunction as an executive function/observed psychosis up to affecting d.a.c.c.
But it is also my opinion mental illness is the result of societal sickness and personal trauma. t. schizophrenic
