Who can I speak with regarding a manic episode I had in which grandiosity (i.e. a special connection to God) was a symptom?

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The manic episodeconnection to God was so intense that it led to an addiction of the grandiose experience. Can anyone relate to this?

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Sean Blackwell Health Maven

To get a deeper understanding of feelings of being connected to God while in mania, please see my video:

Is Bipolar Mania Spiritual Enlightenment? Part 1

You can look it up on Google. My YouTube channel, bipolarORwakingUP, is the only source on the Internet which explores the deeply spiritual aspects of bipolar disorder.

Sean Blackwell

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Thank you for your insights

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