feels as if he or she is guided towards a light; as in
death, where the soul lives on and the body is
instructed to "walk towards the light" into the
afterlife of the Kingdom of Heaven or the red flames
of Hell; as a moth is drawn to a lantern or porch
light at nighttime, patients inflicted with Moth
Syndrome, also commonly known as Moth Paranoia or Moth
Affliction, are drawn to that which is most attractive
to their eyes; in saying this, it is quite possible to
label most humans as patients of Moth Syndrome, for
sexual attraction as well as emotional compatibility
insures it; Moth Syndrome relies greatly on a state of
mind where all else is abandoned in favor of the
"light" and alienation is most often, but not limited
to, present in the individual; patients inflicted with
Moth Syndrome are commonly the social outcasts and
freaks of society, some by choice and some by "force"
(those who refuse to sacrifice their beliefs and
values are socially killed because they are different
and "strange"); patients inflicted with Moth Syndrome
usually have bouts with depression and are often
inclined to have obsessions, most often with the
"light" or sometimes just a distraction or diversion;
many patients never find comfort in large groups and
usually seek relationships with other patients ,
eventhough they may also cause conflict; patients are
most likely to be very sensitive, highly creative and
imaginative, often prophetic or poetic, and are mostly
drawn to the arts (artist, musician, writer) as a
profession.
