Medical Helping a Mentally Ill Friend: How Can I Talk Them Down?

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Concerns are raised about a friend's deteriorating mental health, particularly his belief that humans are stars in the Milky Way, contributing to a collective consciousness that creates a holographic reality. The discussion emphasizes the importance of seeking professional help, specifically recommending that the friend see a psychiatrist, as online support is insufficient for addressing serious mental health issues.
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Hello.

I have a mentally ill friend and am worried about him. He's always been crazy but he's gone off the deep end now.

He is adamant that each human is a literal star circling the milky way galaxy and that the energy contained within creates a collective and singular consciousness that generates a holographic reality that we call the universe!

How can i talk him down!?

Thanks for your time in advice, Ste.
 
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Get him to a psychiatrist. We can not help you online.
 
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