Scream John Lennon Scream

Back during the early 1970s,

one of my musical heroes,

John Lennon,

was considered to have anger issues.

No matter what the portrayed image was at the time,

he was considered,

to a lot of people,

kind of a jerk.

Luckily for him,

because of

Yoko Ono,

and a strange kind of new therapy,

John Lennon 

found peace with himself

and in life before he died.

I am not going to go into a philosophy discussion right now to explain why I feel that this is important before someone dies.

This

Post

is about that experimental therapy that

John Lennon 

enjoyed

and that he told the World about it.

This particular therapy has not gone away,

but has fallen under the radar of mainstream psychiatric care that is practiced today.

Since

John Lennon

preached its benefits,

I thought that I would give it a try to quell my anger issues.

I am not sure if it worked for me

or not.

Or,

that becoming older does make you smarter

and less of a hothead.

This therapy was called the

Scream Therapy,

which eventually became known as

Primal Therapy.

The premise is,

when all your tension builds up to a point where it could be bothering your state of mind

or your general health,

to release all the negative tension you have,

you let out a scream.

Afterwards,

you feel much better for it.

Did I mention that it is under the radar of mainstream care today?

Well,

I have been using this technique for so long that it has become a habit with me.

Where sometimes I forget where I might be

and just let out a wild scream!

Those wild screams has landed me inside the

Kaweah Delta Mental Health Hospital

 and do I feel foolish now.

Wait one second. Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!

See Doctor,

I am all better now.

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This is,

Screaming My Way To A 51-50 Seventy-Two Hour Stay,

Jim Hauenstein,

And,

“When deep inside you feel frustrated and depressed, scream the silence, scream it so loud that you never hear it again.” 

- Tushar Cauhan -

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Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!

A Tribute Song To John Lennon By Dan Bull