In this episode, we welcome Jerry Marzinsky. This conversation is a deep exploration of mental health, psychology, and psychiatry with the renowned retired psychotherapist, Jerry Marzinsky. With over four decades of experience, Jerry takes us on a journey into the minds of psychotic and criminally insane patients. We discussed his time working at one of the world's largest psychiatric hospitals, the questionable role of big pharma in psychiatry, and the controversial chemical imbalance theory. The information that upsets them most and to which they react the strongest is you becoming aware that they feed off of YOU. They drain and steal your life energy. T o do this, they must first turn your emotional state negative. It is only negative emotional energy that sustains them. Entities tag into our blind spots, wounds, and traumas – like sharks attracted to blood of an injured prey

Mental Health within the prison system: Stories of working in the psychology department of a large state prison. Prison systems insist that mental health standards there are similar to those in the community but this is far from the truth. When proposition 13 swung through the country, the California tax rebellion, state mental hospitals were closed due to their expense. The mentally ill were dumped onto the streets. Unable to function, crime was one of their few means of surviving. A great number of them ended up in prison where they were subjected to constant fear, threats and brutality at many times the cost of keeping them in a state hospital. When they finished their sentences many are released upon society in worse shape than they when went in. The recidivism rate for prison systems is enormous. Few are being helped or rehabilitated. It's an endless merry-go-round of drugging and releasing, rinse and repeat. University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Major: Psychology; Minor: Sociology/Criminology; Graduated on Deans List; B.A. Psychology. The “voices” didn’t like to be questioned as Jerry engaged with his patients and asked them about the voices Jerry’s formal academic training comprises a B.A. in Psychology from Temple University, a Master’s Degree in Counseling from the University of Georgia, and two years of study in a Ph.D. Psychology program. Schizophrenia is treated with heavy pharmaceuticals which only suppress the symptoms but don’t cureRumble: https://rumble.com/v2zpqxm-thg-episode-129-the-modern-mental-health-crisis-biochemical-imbalances-or-s.html Aside from his adventures on the front line of schizophrenia research, Jerry is a licensed commercial pilot and has been a certified SCUBA diver since 1972. In his spare time, he flies high-performance gliders and enjoys cross-country motorcycle trips with friends. He is an avid explorer of nature, non-physical phenomena, and spiritual development. He enjoys travel, hiking, camping, welding, writing, shooting, gardening, and DIY projects.

As increasingly favorable methods were found, a conclusion became clear. If the voices could be silenced by any means for a prolonged time, all symptoms of paranoid schizophrenia vanished and the patient returned to normal. This began a search for the most effective methods of disrupting the voices that didn’t rely on psychiatry’s expensive and toxic pharmaceuticals which cured nothing and merely temporarily suppressed psychotic symptoms. Over time, solutions were found which resulted in the complete cure for many cases; a phenomenon the establishment insists doesn’t exist. Moving across the USA frequently and for continuity of treatment I had to find new talk therapists each time. All totaling about 12 years of everything you can think of; CBT, EMDR. EFT, vivo exposure, meditation, journaling, exercise, 5 triathlons, Tai Chi, Yoga, self employment, 4 college degrees, reiki certification, psychics, shamans, Arizona sweat lodge, books, yada, yada, yada… I thought I had done it all. Then I read yours and Jerry’s book. In about 2018 I had had my last talk therapy session that included my last EMDR session as well. I was done for now but still felt that something else was going on and then it started happening, a phenomenon that I called Ground Hog Day after the movie with Bill Murray. I could have also called it The Edge of Tomorrow after the Tom Cruise movie that I have seen countless times as well. My sleep patterns changed, my pain levels went up, and the levee broke. I began to have a deluge of daily intrusive thoughts. No nightmares, no night sweats, no voices, just negative thoughts. I was forced to revisit every single perceived negative interaction that I had had long since forgotten about, to include fresh ones. I could not make it stop. Over and over, again and again, every day. Due to injuries, employment difficulties and 17 years of poverty I was placed on disability so I figured that I had too much time on my hands and my mind simply needed a hobby. Jerry sheds light on schizophrenia, revealing his groundbreaking findings from working closely with inmates in prison. He unravels the patterns of paranoid schizophrenia and the manipulation tactics that the 'voices' use to control their victims. This conversation also examines the alarming effects of meth, often referred to as the 'devil's drug,' and its role in exacerbating psychotic symptoms.If three decades ago, I saw an article labeled “Demons Are For Real, ” I would have scoffed, “Oh Really!” Now, a fter what I’ve experienced in my 35 years on the front lines with patients suffering from paranoid schizophrenia, there is no doubt in my mind that these entities exist. I’ve both seen and spoken to them and they are very nasty. Penal Lexicon, United Kingdom. Published article on “Why Substance Abuse Treatment Programs are Failing within Prisons,” 2001.

Have had both shattering childhood sex slave abuse and military experiences involving my death, and a surgery recovery that went bad as I had to be revived six times. Aside from the typical abusive father scenario, the childhood death was an out of body experience that I called dissociation. Where my awareness went to in spirit, was a place of darkness and safety while my physical body was being ravaged and overdosed with two injections of heroin from my babysitter. Hearing Voices - How To Tell Them Apart - with Anthony Mowery EMT-P , Soul Center Healing Hypnosis Practitioner (SCHH®) , Beyond Quantum Healing Practitioner (BQH®), Spirit Releasement Therapy (SRT), Ropes and Wings Owner/OperatorAmerican Jails Magazine; published two journal articles on the use of Computer Assisted Substance Abuse Programs in Jails, 1997. In addition, the question arises why the author, despite all the clear indications he received from his patients about the validity of the Bible (in addition to the above-mentioned Psalm 23, a positive spiritual entity also pointed out the truthfulness of the Bible) to the Word not believe in God. After leaving the state hospital, Jerry went on to work in various front-line mental health settings including state prisons, county and private psychiatric hospitals, mental health centers, and hospital emergency rooms. Over the course of his career, he questioned scores of schizophrenic patients extracting information about their voices which psychiatry deemed hallucinations unworthy of investigation. Entities working through institutions and humanity as a whole, pitting humans against each other – divide & conquer

University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia. Graduated with a Masters Degree in Rehabilitation Counseling. Emphasis Criminology. Graduated in top ten percent of class. The psychiatric authority didn’t like that Jerry engaged with schizophrenics asking about their voicesBut since my spinal fusion surgery and learning how to walk again, my legs do not work the same and I have not been able to do much exercising beyond swimming and very slow walking; the thoughts persisted. I recall my early fascination with the Carlos Casteneda series how his benefactor shaman don Juan Matus shared we all need to go through several recapitulations during our lives so I thought this was mine. After years of probing, Jerry determined that not only were the voices not meaningless hallucinations as psychiatry insisted, but they were the very force that drove paranoid schizophrenia. This resulted in a series of trial and error experiments in search of methods to disrupt them. Jerry Marzinsky joins Bernhard Guenther to share about his discoveries practicing as a psychotherapist in mental hospitals and state prisons on this episode of the Cosmic Matrix podcast. Working with schizophrenia and other patients in psychiatry, Jerry started to question the psychiatric medical authorities and their view on and treatment/diagnosis of “mental illness.” Working with hundreds of schizophrenic patients one-on-one he realized that the “voices” in their heads were not hallucinations, nor is schizophrenia caused by a chemical imbalance in the brain but are related to entity attachments and interferences.