It could be argued that a more sensitive appreciation of the total reality of the 'madness experience', an appreciation of the interior perceptions, feelings, thoughts and experience, and the exterior reactions based on them, is the single most important development that could improve the quality of life of the diagnosed mentally ill. This book aims to offer just that, presenting a number of personal experiences and providing an alternative to the received wisdom that 'mental illness' is an affliction, an inevitably demoralising experience, which all 'patients' would avoid if they could. This book does not aim to directly challenge the traditional canons of psychiatric medicine and psychology. Instead, it offers a uniquely human, indeed spiritual perspective on the 'madness experience' and the process of survival and subsequent human growth. Debit cards are not accepted.
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