I think it was somebody else who mentioned that about other countries. I think I suggested talking to the voices and getting closer to them. It's not my idea but a fundamental principle in Jungian psychology that if a part of the psyche is dissociated (as in your case) the healing might come from finding a way to relate to the unconscious and slowly integrate it. So making a conscious effort to learn from the voices and what they are experiencing, maybe express it in art etc. On a smaller scale that's what we all experience in dreams when we see and hear figures who act autonomously. By processing the dream we can integrate the psychic material. It's also related to the Christian dogma of compassion. To care for everything that is lost and seen as "the other".
What you said about schizophrenia and different countries is really interesting. I also like your idea of talking to the voices because I did do that. I talk to one voice in particular who is supposedly an angel. He visits victims to be with them when they're being harmed. He explained that he was showing me his work. The more I spoke to him, the more the negative voices got quieter. I think your ideas is a good one It did work for the most part. I had genuinely wondered about schizophrenia in other countries and I'm not surprised their experiences are more positive. I was raised Taoist by my father, but I learned about Catholicism. Still I was genuinely surprised when it was still in my psyche regardless of my upbringing.
