AT THE FEET OF THE MOTHER

My father is being suffering from schizophrenia from his teenage but no one really observed it but with time it’s worsen since last 10 years. His behavior is completely changed and he is became really very weird. He’s clinically diagnosed with schizophrenia before 3 months. Now his medication is going on. After taking medication his aggressiveness came down but his thought process is still same. Before few years he was really very spiritual, hygienic and kind. But now he became atheist, unhygienic (not bathing for weeks) and furious. So, My query is what else we can do after medication to change him back to his own personality. At the end I want you to guide me through the light of The Mother😰.

The first thing that is necessary is to ensure that medicines are given in time and regular contact with the treating doctor maintained.

Regarding other things it helps if you play soothing music in his environment to create a pleasant harmonious atmosphere to attract helpful forces. 

Read a page of Savitri and chant the Mother’s name in his room. Keep some camphor in all the corners and pray to the Mother for Her Grace and Protection. 

Rest is a question of time and individual destiny. 

With Her Love and prayers

Affectionately,

Alok Da

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