Beleif in Wandering

[zenmaster]

But 'personality disorder' is a very narrow set of disorders - there are only about 10 of them.

In prison you would more likely meet someone with antisocial personality disorder (disregard for other people's rights, lack of empathy, breaking the law, etc.,)... While I think wanderers would be more inclined to be diagnosed (by others) as schizotypal personality for unusual perceptions (aka 'distorted thinking') and tendency to isolate themselves. The most mild form of schizophrenia.

I'm thinking Ra meant neurosis in general which is caused by fragmented development of the "personality shell" here. It's fragmented development because the wanderer would tend to avoid the discomfort of addressing those (currently imbalanced) aspects of self which are being highlighted by the local conditions. The avoidance is due to a unconscious feeling of impropriety at how the planetary mind functions compared to the home density or with the 3D development under their native logos/sub-logos). The resistance to "going there" is also from genuine imbalance caused by insufficient integration of self up to that point. What seems to be "not-self" is thrown in the face here (hence the particular personal catalyst).

Here it's mainly about about orange and yellow balance and towards the end, getting into green balancing. While in the native density, those opportunities for lower-chakra balance did not really exist.

The schizotypal/schizoid personality disorders are examples of fragmented development from those with the INTJ/INTP types. It's a form of neurosis from lopsided seeking (avoidance).