Can hallucinations be beneficial?

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I read that hallucination are visual representations of the subconscious. So can hallucinations be used to access deeper information only the subconscious is capable of remembering?

Example: You're taking an examination and you forgot about something you know you've studied about last night. You begin seeing a hallucination of your dead relative/pet/friend/whoever. That hallucination talks to you and gives you the answer you keep searching your mind for.

Or you've witnesses a murder and your mind blocks out that memory from normal access. You were then asked to testify in the trial. You begin seeing a hallucination which help you remember the memory which was blocked out of access.

Can that happen? Of course, I know hallucinations happens when there is an underlying disease (usually mental). But taking that aside and looking just at the hallucination itself, would the hallucination be considered helpful?

So can hallucinations be helpful in a way that it'll help us access information from our subconscious?I hope that didn't sound stupid and immature...

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

ROTFLMAO................NO,of course not.

Anonymous · Answer

What you are refering to are two different things one is a visual cue that has triggered a specific memory the other is as you put the cause by an underlying mental illness.

holstein · Answer

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Nurse Susan · Answer

1] I have never had a patient with a 'helpful' hallucination
2] all my hallucinations did was scare me [ and the hospital staff, a little! ]
''There is a mouse tap dancing in my room! ''

PS: codiene gives me auditory hallucinations

Rahul · Answer

******* good...


awesome....

Anonymous · Answer

no

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