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Quantum Mechanics contains a theory that electrons are paired. This theory is called Quantum Entanglement which Einstein called ‘Spooky Action at A Distance’. What has been observed many times is that if you take a set of paired electrons and separate them, distance theoretically does not matter so it could be across a table, across a room, or across the universe. It really does not matter. Once you separate them and move one electron a set distance and direction the other paired electron will do the same without ever touching it, regardless of the distance. So, those electrons are connected in a way we have no way of understanding. This experiment has been done many times and is repeatable every time. So, since we are all partially composed of electrons then we all share halves of numerous electron pairs. As a result, this means we are all connected in a very fundamental way we just cannot see or understand regardless of location, race, religion, orientation, or whatever other metric you try to use to separate us into groups and stay apart. There is no such thing as an individual. We are all the same thing whether we like it or not or want to admit it or not. So, even though we all physically die, it does not matter either because those electrons do not go away, they just become part of something else and if you have half of that electron pair you are connected directly to whatever that other electron became a part of. It is one giant interconnected web. So remember this each time you have someone come into your life. You may very well be sharing electrons and it was those paired electrons that pulled you together because they operate together at a very fundamental level. Because of this connection you can go on to say that: a. To be angry at others is to be angry at yourself. b. To hate others is to hate yourself. c. To love others is to love yourself. e. To help others is to help yourself All because we are all the same thing.

Hi all, I tapered down to 0mg Lexapro about three weeks ago. I started at 4mg in November, and I know that it was faster than this site usually recommends, but I had a lot of support with meditation, various supplements, and therapy. I didn't feel much in the way of WD, though I'm still experiencing some brain zaps when I'm in bed with my eyes closed. The big thing I've noticed is that I feel like there's this gaping chasm of space between myself and my husband where our connection used to be. We have been having problems over the last year, but this feeling of complete disconnect is new. I'm wondering if it could be with withdrawal, even though I don't have much else in the way of WD symptoms right now. Of course there's a ton of anxiety, but it seems to be a result of this disconnect I'm feeling rather than the cause or something separate. I hope this makes sense. I'm new here, so compassion is appreciated. Thanks.

I started taking pristiq some time in June. I started feeling like I wanted to avoid my family and just go out by myself. I never want to cuddle or be intimate with my husband anymore and I all of a sudden want attention from other people. This is extremely out of character for me. I dont know if its the medication or what but its really scaring me. I feel like i could just run away from my life and not look back but I know this isnt me. Has any been in a similat situation??? I'm feeling so helpless.