If we hear voices it does not mean that we are are ill or disabled – it simply means that we hear voices.
Hearing voices is a normal human experience – often coming to us at trying and difficult times of life – like loss of a loved one.
About 4% of the general population hear voices – so that’s about 300, 000,000 voice hearers worldwide.
This makes hearing voices as common, just about, as being born American, or European, or Brazilian, or…..
…and about two thirds of those who do hear voices regard it as positive experience: it’s simply that we just don’t hear about it. Maybe this is simply because it doesn’t make for good press or scare us enough so that we take note ..
INTERVOICE’s media watch found this one…
at starpulse.com
Jennifer Hudson talks about how hearing and listening to her mother’s and her brother’s voices helped her get back to singing .
Jennifer we thank you for showing the courage to be open and for using your vulnerability to help make our world a better place.
original article at…
Jennifer Hudson singing…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dxLFiZIZFtY&feature=related
