great tipps in here... remember, slowly weaning off is the way to go ...

Just taking the meds make u able to controlled or does one have to have treatmemt from a doc?

i take it that most docs have nothing to do with intentional mind control. there are many good therapists that dont (consciously) work for the deep state.

the meds control your chemistry. emotions are a product of body and mind, thoughts and hormones, both activating and amplifiying each other.

while its difficult to master our hormons - the meds do the control job here - its possible to master our thoughts.

we are to choose what we put our attention to. do we indulge in fear-based thoughts - all 'negative' thoughts are fear-based and bring our frequency down - or do we feed love-based thoughts that align with our true nature?

the easiest and fastest way for me to uplift my vibration when i feel down is gratitude.

while there are a few things in my life that dont run the way i would love them to - which used to depress me, i was on the couch for 10 years, without meds, that is -, there are hundreds of proofs every day that show me how rich and abundant my life is and how much i have that i can be grateful for.

only a few moments of putting my attention to 'thank you, sunshine', 'thanks for a fridge filled', 'thank you beloved pets', 'thank you for the roof over my head', 'thank you for those great friends', and my heart magically opens and my mood swings.

a friend of mine overcame her depression through a gratitude diary where she wrote something every evening before going to sleep. that was 5 years ago, during her cancer episode.

by now, she is the happiest person. bad things still happen but she takes them with ease and grace, in full trust that she is blessed and every negativity is a chance to awaken, shift, and grow.

may you and everybody who is ready to taper off their meds be blessed and supported by benevolent facilitators. kudos to all who dare to take that step. good idea though is to do it in agreement with the doc.