Hallucinations Novels & Stories

She asked questions gently, gave me space to think. I told her about the stress, the pressure, the constant judgment. I told her I’d been feeling watched, hearing voices, seeing strange things. I told her I hadn’t been sleeping well. She nodded, wrote things down, asked me about my workload and my eating habits. When I mentioned the ghost, her eyebrows lifted just a little—but she didn’t laugh or dismiss it. “Sometimes,” she said, “when the mind is under extreme pressure, it creates things to help us process emotions we’re not ready to deal with. Hallucinations are more common than people think.”

"The room is breathing. Your face keeps shifting into someone else's face. Then back into yours, there are voices underneath the actual voices. Telling me things I do not want to hear." "What things." Nikolai's grip on my arm tightened slightly. "That I should trust her. That you two are the ones lying to me. That everything I built with you was a story I told myself to survive something worse." I pressed my palms against my eyes. "I know it is not true. I know that with the part of my mind that still works correctly. The voice underneath it sounds like it actually believes what it is saying." Rem looked up sharply. "That is not standard hallucinogenic presentation. Hallucinogens distort per

"He did. I could feel it. He did it. I believe in my hallucinations now, but I am not mad." "Ai, it was all your hallucinations and nightmare all along. Because he do drugs you to sleep, you can't deny the fact that while you sleep he would do it. That drugs also help in controlling your mind. That causes you to hallucinate the act, then you believe it is reality all along. Nightmares are normal after such experiences." "Oh my goodness. What have I done? What have I done? Oh no." I cried guiltily as my palm was on my head.

Or men who let their beards grow so long like some longshoreman. The next minute he was standing beside her, staring out the window together with her gaze, to find it was resting on the tree. "Its artificial. "He whispered "my kids loved it. " "Yeah, its not real. "She sounded broken. "All you have is just false perceptions that seem to make you assume they're compellingly real. Visual or auditory hallucinations are the most common fazes I've dealth with. You hear something in a sense of the actual stimulus, most common in my schizophrenic patient. If its auditory, you hear voices distinct from your individual thoughts. "

, I tilt my head, looking at the healer. “What kind of hallucinations, and what health effects?” “Hallucination in the sense, that the person will either be seeing or relieving the best or the worst of his dream, thoughts, or memory. Depends on the condition of the person. And once the hallucinations come to an end, the person’s health will be severely damaged. Like they could go under paralysis, get bedridden, and constant dose over several days will eventually stop the person's heart.” “Wait, you mean there are no benefits of the potion on humans?”, I ask, still not able to digest the deadliness of the potion lying in front of

were the first words that leave my mouth immediately after the motion. He maintains the neutrality on his expression. “Why?” “You wanna why? Well, for some days now I have been going through hell with the stupid hallucinations I have been having about the thing you showed me. Imagine seeing a giant replica of it and thinking it’s real yet it’s not. Now that’s why.” I yell the words right in his face for him to know how horrible I have been because of him. “Hallucinations? You’re not making this up, are you?” he asks, looking confused all of a sudden.

CHAPTER 84 A LOT WORSE A M E R I C A Solitude Gardens Sanitarium, Maldives A person with schizophrenia doesn’t have two personalities but instead they have false ideas or have lost touch with reality. People with schizophrenia has difficulty to determine what is real and what isn’t since it is characterized by false sensations which are hallucinations, delusions, or false beliefs. Usually, people who are diagnosed with schizophrenia, usually experiences jumbles words and jumbled thoughts.

He gave a little half-baked laugh and shook his head. “It is not just a harmless mental illness, Kira. It is a dangerous one that makes me do things that I never want to do. I get hallucinations every now and then. And you don’t even want to know what I do when I get these hallucinations” He gets hallucinations every now and then? Was that why he had thought that I was a stranger the one time that he got shot with a poisoned arrow? “That is not the worst thing about this, Kira. I…” he trailed off and held his head in his hand again. I couldn’t stop my hand from going to him.

Why was he watching an irritating gold-digger with a gaze of pure want? This hallucination was more than he wanted to handle. Wherever he was, he wanted to immediately leave. The beeping had become more steady, like it was beginning to monitor a working heart beat. He was probably at an asylum and they were testing his brain for his inane hallucinations. The beeping became louder as he felt the light behind his eyes and opened them slowly to see the real world.

After being injected with hallucinogens, young Marcus embarked on an extremely difficult period of addiction. It was an utterly exposed and ugly world. Controlled by drugs, young Marcus began living through dark years, not knowing when the end would come. During his addiction, he started having hallucinations and his memory became distorted. He often found himself wandering between the warm memories of the past decade and the dark days that started with that nightmare. Symptoms such as irritability and restlessness gradually emerged, usually in a state of extreme panic.