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We have learned that the need for connection is inherent in consciousness because consciousness is universal connection.
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It was really hard too, because I always had a lot of feeling. You know, when I was little I used to pray to God that I’d grow up fast so I wouldn’t feel anymore.
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But almost everyone I have spoken to has said that being the object of a Control Connection leaves them feeling disintegrated, as if they were being dismantled within. By.
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Imagine a world where no child grows up in chaos, rage, verbal or physical assaults, or deprivation. As humanity becomes increasingly conscious of the need to protect our earth from assaults upon its resources and atmosphere, we also move collectively toward the understanding that assaults upon the human psyche must end. Awareness is required and healing is the outcome.
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Now it is clear that breaking the spell not only preserves our freedom, but freedom itself. Becoming a Spellbreaker is a matter of conscience.
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If we are to recognize and free ourselves from the influence of the Power Over model, we must hear ourselves – what words we speak and in what manner we speak them. Likewise, we must hear the words spoken to us and the manner in which they are spoken. This awareness can bring us to the realization of how we do or do not dignify, respect, protect, and esteem ourselves and ultimately all life.
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People disconnect from us the moment they begin to define us. They begin to connect with us when they define themselves to us or ask us about ourselves. That’s how we get to know them and how they get to know us. It doesn’t work the other way around.
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Verbal abusers block discussions because they are not willing to talk with their mates on an equal basis. The abuser prevents the possibility of mutual support and planning together and so deprives himself and his partner of the many benefits such partnership would bring.
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Would a white supremacist group bond together against an African-American group if the African-American group magically transformed into whites?
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