295.40: The Organist | The Castañeda Catalogue

Опубликовано: 24 Февраль 2022
на канале: Garinioss: The Mesoamerican Orchestra

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"It's like when you listen to a song on TV and you can't get it out of your head, but this one lasts for days and days, and it doesn't go away. It destroys your sanity..."

It is said that the melody of his musicbox is beautiful and mesmerizing, but not everyone can hear it. However, those who did narrate that it was not long until they began to hear the song in their dreams and eventually lucidly during the day. The melody was so impossible that people tried to hum it but were unable to do it, which led them to experience deep anguish. This triggered difficulties in properly articulating his ideas and thoughts, as well as seeing his auditory perception strongly altered, where the sounds of the outside world are perceived inverted, making it impossible to communicate with others.

The symptoms caused by the organist subside within a period of 5 to 7 months. Due to the nature of the symptoms it is established that the interaction with the Organist generates Schizophreniform Disorder [295.40]. It is unknown what happens if the person listens to the Organist again."

Welcome to this small outline of the new section in my channel baptized as "The Castañeda Catalogue"

They are a set of memories, descriptions, legends and stories referring to beings and entities that cause mental illness in their victims. It is thought that those who started all this were Miquiztetl and Xoaltentli, the brothers of death and madness, residents of Chiconahualoyan, who escaped from Mictlan and released some spirits and negative energies on Earth.

The descriptions of these beings and their associated symptoms have remained protected to this day, where, thanks to the Diagnostic Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-V), they were classified according to the symptoms they cause.

"The Castañeda Catalogue" were compiled in the psychiatric center that gives them their name, and it is believed that they were kept apart shortly before the demolition of the asylum in 1968.